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Volume 24 Number 57 Monday, January 2,1989 Westland;Michigan ' ;.' «0.1 32'Pages" Tw^rityrfiye cents

° J W« SatxirUn OommualciUccs Corporttioo. AH RljfcU R«»avrt. Mail is in By Tedd 8chnslder tence of life in prison. . ..- ket manager, who was the only scheduled wit­ both men threatened his life several times, back for 'staff writer Carter has also been charged with the Dec. ness, McKnlght ruled that a crime was com­ Smith testified. ~* TTiarmed robberyj>l a gas station/conven­ mitted and there was probable cause that "I thought for sure I was going to be killed," •I One of two men charged in the Dec. 12 ience store in Canton Township. That robbery, Carter committed the crime. he told thecourt x armed robbery of the Regal supermarket, at the Hop In gas station on Michigan Avenue The judge also refused defense attorney Smith said be opened a drawer containing residents 1615 S. Merriman, has been ordered to stand at Canton Center, occurred just hours after the Thomas Shannon's request for a reduction of most of the night's receipts and the two men trial In Wayne County Circuit Court. Regal holdup, police said. bond, noting Carter's alleged Involvement In grabbed the money, about 12,300. By Tedd 8chnelder Jeremy Warren Carter, 17, of Ypsllanti was THE PRELIMINARY exam for Larry Dar­ other crimlnalincldents. As the men left the office, Smith said he staff writer bound over Thursday by Westland District nell Gregory, the other man charged In the Re- Supermarket manager Ronald Smith testi­ took a gun from the desk and fired at both Judge Gall McKnlght after a 20-mlnute pre­ gal holdup, has been adjourned until Monday, - fied that Carter: and a second man,-entered the men, apparently missing Carter but hitting the Residents on one block of Joy liminary exam. Jan. 23. -- .. store at 9 p.m. as he was talking on the phone other man. were to begin receiving mall Carter, who pleaded not guilty to one count Gregory, 18, of Inkster was shot in the neck iirhls office. The two men tried to kick in the Carter fled th.e grocery store on foot, Smith again Tuesday after police ap­ of armed robbery, was returned to the Wayne by the store manager during the robbery, po­ door to the semi-private of f ice and began yell­ said...... - prehended a man they said posed County Jail in lieu of a 150,000 cash surety lice said. Hcwas taken to the Westland Medi­ ing for him to.put the phone down, Smith said. Smith said after emergency medical techni­ a threat to people wearing uni­ bond. cal Center following the shooting. SMITH TESTIFIED that the door Jammed cians arrived at the scene he recovered .most forms. The man was committed , He will face a pretrial hearing 8:30 a.m. Citing security reasons, hospital officials briefly, but the two men finally forced it open, of the money from the jacket of the wounded, to a psychiatric hospital. ThursdayiTJan. 12, at the Frank Murphy Hall Thursday declined to release information on' grabbed some cash from the counter and de­ man. ..-- Mail delivery was- halted to of Justice In Detroit. Gregory's current medical status. manded "the rest of the money." "It fell out of his -Jacket when the five houses Wednesday after po­ If convicted, Carter faces a maximum sen­ After hearing testimony from the supermar-* The other man pointed a gun to his head and paramedics rolled him over," he told the court. lice informed Westland Postmas­ ter Lloyd Wesley abo^t, the poten- tialdanger. - -r Residents were permitted to Death pick up their mail at the post off- Ice on Wayne Road, south of Hunter. The 29-year^ld man, a resi­ dent on. the 30000 block of Joy, just west of Mlddlebelt, had many weapons in his home, said Mi­ chael Frayer, Westland police ex­ ecutive lieutenant. .-_•_ . _ The man was arrested 1^30^ a.m. Sunday outside a bar In Livo­ nia. Police had set up a surveil­ lance outside the house and then received a tip that the man might issues be headed to the bar;, The man was placed- in the By Kevin Brown I Wayne County Psychiatric Inter­ staff writer vention Center at Northville Re­ gional Psychiatric Hospital. --Livonia school district officials will be: considering several major is­ NO'CRIMINAL charges were sues lir coming weeks, of which sev­ filed against the man."The fire­ eral were prompted by Superintend­ arms were all legal, so there's re­ ent James Carli's unexpected deattj •:):--i ally ndthlng we can do," Frayer Dec. 20. said. • t. - •' * . The school board, whose school ' The man had four pistols, two district includes_the northern section shotguns, two high-powered ri­ of Westland, is expected to formally fles, two, .22-callber rifles and name Carole Samples, assistant su­ several knives In his home. The perintendent for instruction,.as act­ home, itself, was booby trapped ing superintendent, said schools with trip wires arid fish hooks. spokesman Jay Young. Other family members living In The board is also expected to be­ the home alerted police last gin considering how a permanent re­ week, Frayer said. Three adult placement for Carl! will be chosen. relatives living In the home with "It could be through a nationwide U the man temporarily found other search, a statewide search, or In the. shelter, he said. ~ district," Young said. - - - _ "I'm just glad that we could Based oh past board.practice, he: end the situation without anybody^ said the search "could be; a matter of getting hurt," Frayer said. several months ... it will be done i Postmaster Wesley said home thoroughly." delivery would resume Immedi­ ART EMANUELE/Jlatf photoorapfw ately." "The police have resolved A 30 to 40 minute memorial ser­ the situation as far as we're con­ Young teachers vice forCarli, who died from a blood > cerned," Wesley said. clot the day after intestinal surgery ; Michelle Poole (left), a sixth, grader at Kettering Elementary by (real) teacher Constance poxAallows older students to Jn^ -at St. Mary Hospital, 1sachedule_ school's Fox Workshop. The workshop project, put together i/- ,---./•- Please turn to Page 2 < what's inside

Calendar,"".'''. . . • • « 1r\ Classifieds. '.\. . . A.B.C By Leonard Pogsr other Is planned for Portage, near Auto ...... A,B editor Kalamazoo. i -. Ir^dex .... . '. . ,7C and faces .CARDINAL, a Columbus, Ohio- Real estate . . . -v-.10.:.- The third major retirement hous­ based corporation/is primarily in­ ing development in the area is ex­ Employment. . • . B,C ' volved in modular or pre-manfac- Creative living . •; -.-10.:- IT'& A LITTLE cold now, pected to open in s)x to eight weeks tured housing with virtually all of but when spring rolls around the in a major economic pitch at, the Crossword. '. . . ; ••; .20 - the work done Inside an assembly Entertainment. . v, ...5D Westland" Jaycees newest - -^ fastest growing segment of the popu­ plant and the final work done on the donation to the_oity4s bound to be lation. , .">'..,. building site. ;•.•',. Obituaries..... • •—<'- •.*?/> - appreciated. . ' * •• -= Cardinal Retirement Village, with' Of the three retirement develop- Sports...... 7A ..'••. .1D {- • -The Jaycees have donated a 200 one- and two-bedroom units, will mentSrCardlnal has the highest rent­ Street scene. . '.-. t picnic table, which has been be the biggest for the national corpo­ \ als, but Lawrence insists that the flg: Taste v. . . -•-'. v .' • . i 1B i - placed on a grassy stretch y ration. .'.•"'" ures Include more services which v -between^ U)6-policestaUoa-and4he pavidianmncefadmlnistrator. of aieu't avallable-aHhe-other two-f a- : NAsWAlIno . 591.2300 18th District Court. the nearly cdinplete development on cllitles. : 8portsiine. :591-2512 We recommend making those _lh_jmA-e sout_ h aldex)f Cherry-Hill^ jresVof the rentals begin at |899 a month ^Circulation .601-0500 ^unch^oirreservaUtmsJn-a^anc^l--^^ _ _ "" Iman^td-that-thVwiporaflon for ~one person "ln ^ ^n«Fbedroom- Classified . . -.* .591-0900 xJfFS THE .beginning of a Is trying to meet the growing de­ I apartment_and go up to 11,459 for new year and you know what that mand of apartments for retirees. " [two persons in the largest two-bed- means. •/-.••;;• ;-;.•• ~ ~ The'Cardlnal development Is the A model Cardinal Retirement Village's living room It enjoyed Iroomunlt Time to start thinking about third senior dttrens' housing project j The smallest apartment Is 24 by We make it by Linda Gouts (from left), receptionist, arid Village represent­ [24, or 575 square feet with the larg­ filing your Income taxes. ^ to be started in the past year in the atives Bobbl Perna and Beth Buthrow, v.- ^ ; Westland senior citizens 60 and . area. ' est being 24 by $6, or 86i square older are eligible for tax help at .[feet..../.__;,: :_-; •.—%--,; The first was-Ablngton Manor, 1 All the units are one-story and theFriendshipCenterA The_ -with >7 orje-bedroorn units on Joy "THERE IS a terrific market In other apartment developments, Ui KM connected by hallways to other annual tax program begins ~~ j\ vWest of Newburgh, which opened the Detroit and western. Wayne, Westland and one just west of the re­ Monday, Jan. 30, and runs* /^ buildings on the site, Lawrence said. - last July. The other Is Liberty Park, County area"," Lawrencetold. ^ tirement complex, is stepping up its \ Among the services provided at no . through Mondav, April 10., .' I Which has $1 one- and two-bedroom So easy to place an "There are a lot of adult sons and plarfii to Invest In bousing for the eld­ -extra cost will be 24-boer security, u Free help will be available to Njinlta under cohstruclon on Hunter, daughters of retirees and that tends erly. -'•'., /J."/••'r'"."? ad—J 5tplckup Ih* qualifying seniors 12:30-3:30 pm dinners seven days a week, transpor­ phone Well do the west i>i Wayne Road, with an April to o^awth^lr.parenU^backWfe.'^ tation for sboppmf trips sod medical Tuesdays. ' , opejilng' expected. i !- In its first three years of develop- resll , UwrerM^1<»rntbei^onitf>e^ajrg« ,' ment, Lawrence Mid, Cardinal built , 4ppolntments, laundry faclUUes and The center also has a private . Lawrence said Cardinal'Is build­ , number of tm^^i^^!^: iax consultant available to handle seven between 1982-84. In the pa^t usage, soack bar with popcorn, Ice ing. In the western Wayne .County' ' moved to Florida buthow plan tori* cream, coffee and soda pop, and , more complex problems. That turn to be closejjd their families. ' three years, 12 have been itarted or service Is available by area because of the high nuirfber of opened. .', planned social, recreation activities, 591-0900 appointment only and a fee may­ existing and potential retirees who The reason • for. tie trend of those, under a director yet to*e hired.. be charged. have had double incomes and a, high­ planning toTelurn to Michigan Is ' In the Detroit region,' Cardinal baa Lawrence declined to,uy how er than average disposable Income that tfie parents (''realized that the one developmentln Sterling Heights many units haye been leased so far, For information on tax help at kids were dot going to move to Florl- with a second to start In Uie U»s Your MatlerCard or V1M the Friendship Center, call 722- because of combined pensions,•'" hrt «d stress that the development clal Security- benefits aid Invest da,"hes*Id.\ -r. •; - :.•,:.-• A FarmlngtoD Hills facility b ex­ i • -"i"••• -•.•••••••• i - ,.., . 7632. v .. -•:•••-•:' ments. 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Continued from Page 1 cheduled for 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. SO vice Is for school district employees, in the school auditorium on Hubbard but is open to the public. . and Five .Mile. ' Tentatively scheduled to speak .at Carii's family has asked that me­ the serv|ce are Samples; John Ren- morial donations be made to estab­ nels, .assistant superintendent for lish a scholarship In his name. personnel; and staff members in the Schttrt officials report that they've district, said.Young. received a ''considerable" number of contributions so far. PUBLIC hearings School, Uyonla. Dayton, Q5IoT~^— .. <•- ) stepson of Mark Sllra of Larry Bozanlc II has completed the development are adult children stitute'In Flint, and more recently : f He is married to Melissa Frye Is the daughter of Harold .Westland. Army basjcHtralning at Fortr who are shopping for an apartment marketing and rental agent ior the K^ iHestlnnD ©bserucr Board studies gym program By Kevin Brown terest-.In Jogging and Otheriltness iore sfudenls move on to-various -663=530- -staff writer . . activities IR recent years,, ^ sports, PuWtohed every Monday and Thurs­ Price said committee members day, by Observer & Eccentric News­ —to-about two years, Livonia Public THROUGH A revised physical ed- also have been^ consulting witb ex- 9&&^^-*J&SJ i...... ^..^, paper*, 36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonla, Schools/students could benefit from ucatioo program, "I think students perts and ^tending conf< to > rf W 49160. 8epbntf-de»« pottage air^ore structured K:l 2 physical ed- will be more successful and will con­ gather Information paki at Lhron'a, Ml 48161. Address id /ucatlon program. ;-\'' -::^ tinue to enjoy these physical activi­ i all mail {aubecripilon, change of ad- i drees, Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, A revised program, which would ties as part of their lifestyle," Price THE COMMITTEE also Is devel -^,,.i-. Uvonla, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- need T^ajd'of.Education approval, said. "That U our goal." oping a philosophy to guide-the-new-- 7i 0500.- :V is being studied by a committee of Since forming In the summer, the program, and a rough draft of tfie ! HOMEDELIVERYSERVICE committee, has been meeting once or program. ' C^/ s •] Newaetand-u-^--- per copy, 25*_ -«5taff members from high-school, The- lntej>tfon-ef- the -program -is,, 3.. ALL INCOMING DRY CLEANING '; Carrier ..^-^, monthry;$2.00 middle scboorsndietemenUry leyels—twlw^mdath.Tto ^gajhertog^deasr O and by residents. \ they've J>een studying more struc- npfcie^enfand that all studenjsj'be^ O" ' Coupon mutt be presented when order it left for ; Mall. . ..;. . . . . yearly, $40.00 I All advenWng published In the ^¾^ physical :e4ucaUo6 programs, ^¾¾^ }™$< pr super.^ fltp.^lce I processing. Weekly tpeclalt, suedes, leathers, Weslland,Observer is subject to the ''We're : jujt in the^procM 0..1. in districts Including Ann'Arbor.' f wld. __^ we^tfrng-tiowrjtand fur coatt excluded. (( '4 studying programs an'dUTlng to q*e- Katnejv 1 conditions stated In the .applicable 1 G^eraUy in-4be-Uvonlas^^£ RatheA,the-tateHnno "make an ^te card, copies of which are avail- cide what would be the best ap­ eTfecTon each student. We can do It I : Price said, Individual teachersjfe- OFFER GOOD THRU 1-31-89 ebte-Jrom the advertising depart­ proach to pursue," said Fred Price, cldrwhat will be covered In their if we are better organized." /,'I ment, Weatiand; Observer, 36251 co-chairman with Jack Ward of the A preliminary report Is scheduled^ classes. Z-t'TrT' ?*' • • *7*t Jt^r'T'T.-TT"*""-' "f^V^"*l "¥¥• VII Scnooteraft, Uvonla, Ml 48150. (313) committee doing the study. Both are to be presented to the Board of Edu­ 591-2300. The Weetland Observe/ physical education teachers with the "We're looking at more of a sys­ cation a.t 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 6, In reserves the light hot to accept ah school district. tematic approach' in terms of .when the schools administration buildiag-^, adverllseVa order. .-Observer & Ec­ motor skills are taught," Price said. centric ad-takers have no authority on Farmington Road south'of 5 Mile. The Livonia district Includes sec­ An example of that approach Is In Before the program Is Implement- • to bind this newspapef and only tions of Westland. ^ publication of an advertisement shall the Ann Arbor elementary schools ed, Price said physical education constitute- final acceptance of- the "We've found there are certain where throwfag, catching, kicking teachers .would be instructed in the 'advertleer'a order. things physical activity can do for and.other motor skills are covered in program, "then we'll ideptify a cou­ you," said Price, noting Increased In- progression lhjarly_grade levels, be- ple of schools to start in." iy't' mwxM

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J4ooteyrJanus/y 2,1 gag—O&E 1988 By Tedd 8chn»ld*r staff writer v" »«* * % * • 5. « I* Blg plans and the common man.. More than anything else, those two -* t*- topics dominated local headlines in ^5^.----.-. ,:..- 198drWftBk"after week,.UieTn5erveF covered such stories. If it wasn't the announcement of a

Meijer superstore for the city's re­ * _^« _ • .. tt tail district, than It was a group of mm nature foyers banding together to 1^. protest the planned conversion of a nature preserve intt-'a golf course. As Westland flips the calendar to the new year, we offer a month-by- •>**• month glance back at the people and .»>;• events behind the headlines of 1988:'

JANUARY .*^*, /. Wayne-Westland~""CommuDlty Schools district voters narrowly ap­ prove a $12.9 million bond issue to' pay for repairs and new equipment in 32 district buildings. / >0 The city-owned Nativity scene was cleared for display In front Meanwhile, a committee studying' r •Sfcii. teen health announces a sur­ of city hall by U.8. Judge Philip Pratt vey to be taken by district secondary students and parents Jhe commlt-- l The Ace Hardware plaza, Wayoe nia man for a string of bank robber-. tee's actions draw protests by some At •-«* *ste»- Vr Road north of Palmer, stages a ies, including at least one in West- - in the community who oppose the grand reopening after a $500,000 re­ land. Three local banks were boMsp :; possible creation of a teen health **> -- novation. Owner Conrad Skalski targets in October in November dor-:;; center for local schools. hopes bis project will spur other im­ ing a rash of such lncldeaUin west* •'• A new Westland City Council, provements in the South Wayne ern Wayne County, the FBI said -', :••! The Game of Westland — a Mo-; ( member with a familiar political *£c*&~-- • ~&%Z~ *. Road area. -' : face is sworn In replacing Deloris --.._. FILEPHOTO The Corkscrew Party Shoppe sells nopply-like board game featuring tc- •; . Newell, who didn't run for re-elec­ its second winning Super Lotto ticket cal businesses and familiar land­ tion. Charles Pickering was mayor Jack Smiley headed the successful effort to Hoiliday nature preserve into a city-run golf of the year. The four-member DASS marks is Introduced by the Westland from 19S1 to4JM5- . -, stop the conversion of part of the William P. course. Lottery Club, including-two men. Chamber of Commerce as a fand-rs-i'-: A dispute thai erupted over a from Garden City, will split a $6.6 Iser. •/.''" game of chess ended when a 37-year-, ly injured by a third man during an death near the' Rouge River In Norman Stockmeyer of Westland million jackpot. DECEMBER old Inkster man, Curnel Austin, was argument in a field on the 29000 Wayne. Ronald O'Neal Emerson, 19, announces he won't seek re-election NOVEMBER r - shot to death while vlsitingiriends in block ofJtlchard. " ~'~lll_' of Westland will stand trial" In the to the state'Board of "EducatiotL He "Police ChleT Fred Dansby. an- _ Westland. -- .- 'Longtime city employee Arthur murder In early 1989. , cited his age (81) and his desire to Three Jt^ff '•membert" oT~?he nounces^hls retirement effective >. Wiitalaretlres from the department SEPTEMBER help a former colleague, Barbara Wayne-Westland Community Jan. 2. Dansby, a 22-year veteran YFEBRUARY of public services, only to return a DuMochelle, return to the board. Schools district are indicted by a and Westland's top cop Tor nearly few weeks later when DPS Director Bob Herriman Ministries, a local Wayne County citizens grand jury two years/will become public safety < Libr.alter Plastics, based in Walled Ralph Tack leaves for a Job in Flori­ religious outreach group, announces OCTOBER for their role In a 1982-1984 scandal.^ director in Romulus. ..;. : y s Lake,, moves to a new plant In the da. ^ . ./ " - its intention to purchase the vacant involving adult/community educa­ Tbe_stateBoardofEducatloowill ; Cherry Hill Industrial Park. The Urban Cowboy nightclub, Ford at Gerald L. Thomas, a former John tion enrollment figures. A pre-trial review the August expulsion of two move would increase the city's work JUNE John Hix, to use as its headquarters. Glenn 'High School English teacher, bearing is set for January. .Wayn>Westlsnd^junlor high scfc90lLr : Kitty Dukakls,-wljg4?f Democratic pJeadsgiiUt^to^cariTing^^ncealed Democrat/ Justine Barns handily students for having an anloaded gun. . The"Clty and the firefighters union About 1,000 residents are evacuat­ presidential nominee Michael Du­ weapon in his car. Thomas, who, ac­ defeats Republican challenger Ken­ in a school locke^'IaWsprU^A'' -, •• y. reached agreement' on a new con-' ed from their homes for several kakis, makes a campaign stop at. cording td'efcurt testimony was ap­ neth Raupp to win re-election tothe. . Westland and Canton Township of- i. tract. In addition to pay Increases. hours when a tanker truck involved John Glenh High School and promis^ parently out to avenge his, firing . state House of RepresenUvesTWesir fldals plan to explore, the possibUty .¾ ,the pact changed manning require­ in a freak accident'spills 3,000 gal­ es the Rocket Marching Band an in­ from the school district-was sere land resident Ted Scott is elected to of making a joint pitcfato,the state: ments that had many firefighters lons of fuel into the city's sewer sys­ vitation to the Inauguration should tenced to two years probation and an' "the" Wayne County Community Col­ department of transportatiott^foran V concerned about their safety'. tem. her husband win. Sorry about that, undetermined number o£hour* com­ lege Board of Trustees. -entrance/exit to 1-275 at Warren-: A plan to transfer 225 Wayne- Kathleen Chorbaglan and Sylvia «"5* munity service. < Police arrest a 23-year-old Livo­ Road Westland students to new elementa­ Kozorosky-Wiacek win easy re-elec- ry schools was downsized drastically UonJo^e-^ayne-Westlanji^schoor after parents objected to the mover.: 1 board. The election drew a /record TowTuxhouTof less than 3 percent of MARCH. registered voters. Westland residents struggle with a Meijer Inc., the giant Grand Rap­ late spring drought that leaves lawns ids-based retail chain, announces It parched and "tempers hot City offi­ will build a 212,000-square^oot cials eventually place restrictions on ^upermarVet/general-mPH'haii.liw—rnMA+Aatterus* store at the southeast cerner of War­ ren Road and Newburgb. The store, JUJLY set to open in early 1990, will em­ ploy up to 500 people. Helen Bro fwifeof city-council- Mayor Charles Griffin's plan to man Tom B wn and creator of the convert a section of the William P. city's adopf-a-tree program, dies fol­ Hoiliday "nature preserve in' the lowing a long Illness. The city's his­ city^s northwest corner Into an 18- torical museum was later, named in , hole golf course draws flak from her honor. / "area~e"n vironmeataTists/tirthe" f airr*' The Boston-based owhers^of the Griffin wouldrdrop the plan. .;.. '/r Showcase theater chain announce Graham EiemenJ^ry^ School ^ikth plans for a mulU-sceen movie house - iV'i grader Mandy Mlchno wTnj-fne an­ at" Wayne Road and Hunter. The nual Earle Chorbagian Spelling Bee chain also operates the city's other and goes on to compete In regional cinema complex^tJftejQuoVadls. competition. Danny Ray Dunlap of Westland is sentenced to 30-60lyears in prison - APRIL for sexually assaulting two of his daughters. Later, Dunlap and his' Developers announce an Al­ wife, Vairley, draw life sentences for zheimer's disease treatment and re­ conspiring to kidnap the children and search center.— to be oqe of only kill two relatives caring for them. nine In the United States — as the centerpiece of a planned senior citi­ The city announ< a contest to zens "campus" the Carlson-Mar- name the five-acre nd in Central quettearea. i City Park. And the er is: Lake Westland resident Robyn Fran- Friendship. kowlcz finishes 178tb among female ^entrants in the Boston Marathon. AUGUST Her time of 8:19:25 for the 26 mile, 885 yard course is a personal best , Westland leaders, ^uding Mayor. "Postmaster Ldoyd Wesley says-the" Charles Griffi ite-Rep.Jus^ post office Is considering the addi­ tine Bams, lobby ag< Jt"cbnstnic- tion of a second zip code for West- tlon of a new jail oi county-owhed landrwhieh has a growing number of . property at Michigan Avenue and I mall stops. Merriman. The jail will be built with funds from a mlilage approved by MAY county voters. Westland residents miss out on a ^Wayne Memorial High School and chance to voice.their collective opin-. StevensoirJunior High are hit hsrd Ion on the city's Nativity scene when by school district layoffs due to, d'e- an advisory question is Inadvertently , clinlng enrollment Thirty teachers' left off the primary, election ballot. throughout the. district are pink- The creche is eventually approved slipped (most were called back this by U.S. Judge Philip Pratt- - fall) and 12.6 staff, positions' are cut at Wayne Memorial. Michelle, Lynn Zimmerla, who Patricia Casey;-40, was stabbed to would have T>een a junior at John death and her adult son, Louis, fatal- Glenn JHigh School, is bludgeoned to

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• KARATE CLA38E8 For further information, call;* 722-r Education Center, 6701 Harrison St., • HYPERTENSION : -'*- Tvertay, J**, J -.TUWayne- 763* :;-::/^ ; .;'.\: ^/--^-,': in Classroom 5. For more lnforma- SCREENING .-1 Wetland YMCA wiilj*fini»rate tion, calM21-3300, Ext 266.._..,. : Every Monday fromr10-a.m. to ; cUs** for agea 4 through adults. •; PRESCHOOL SCREENING community calendar noon, the Annapolis Hospital and I Call 711-7044 forclaas times. • • :; 'Wednesday, Jan. 111-- Gardea • YMCA Westland Medical CentercWUh regis­ City preschoolers will be scheduled Non-profit groups should rnaillterns for-the calendar/to the; The Wayne-Westland YMCA of- tered nurses Rose Labbon arid Cathy" 1,3 Jii^St«6SsiROUiP^^™^ ^ f for-scwailj^-at-ljUher^ SchooL -> Senior Resource* I^partment^wiU Monday, Jan,H5, at Farmingtoti Saturdays. Cost is'$1.60 for 18 and i - ' the name and phone .number of Someone who can be : boat • support group for peopte un- School; Wednesday, Jan. 18, at Doug­ under, $4 fpr adults". For more Infor­ • NURSERY OPENINGS .reached during businesshours to clarify Information. • 1'.: ^dergolng strew and cleprewioo. The las School; Tuesday, Jaat 24, at Ken- mation, call 721*7044. Little People's Co-Op Nursery Is I meeting will be from 2:W-4 p.m. A ry.Ru/f School and Tueaday^Jan. 31, accepting applications for fall en--s vspectallat will be on band to help at Memorial School. Letter* will'be 1 .for a,8tate-|unded program. The _• .VOLUNTEER WORK • TOASTMASTERS rollment for 3- and 4-year-olds. :L particlpanU . share ! their .• thoughts' sent to parenUof their scheduled ap­ program Is for 4-year-olds not ttf , Family: and Neighborhood Ser­ The Advocates Toastmasters Classes are held at Cleveland Ele­ v with one another and discuss what pointment times,-If parjebts of a rolled ma[preschool program "For vices Is looking for Individuals, male Speakers Club provides advanced mentary School, 28030 Cathedral, I might be troubling tbejn. Light re- preschooler between 3¼ andUtyears ^0^1^6^8^^0811895^2476. - and female, 18 ye^rs of age or older, technology .in the art of training of Livonia. The school is south of West

• freilmierits_jrUl be 'mxg In the old dlda't receive letters, ttjey may '•--'. -1' • • ;•'---•' *• '•• • who are Interested in volunteering speakers. The group meets at 6 p.m. Chicago, between Inkster and ; c .: Wotland^endsUpt^erter^ilU N. call 421.5783. ;:.'V ", : > " • WEIGHT L088 their time to work with youths, Thursdays at Big Boy Restaurant's Middlebelt roads. Call 421-5882. si v { Newburgh. Call 722-7632. - A new private weight-loss group young adults,-individuals and fami­ private meeting room, 6360 Wayne i VAARP'^^V •'- .-1-.+.-wil l be meeting Mondays at 7 P-m. In lies. Those Interested may call 782- Road,- Westland.. For more informa­ • MORE OPENINGS : • FINE ARTS' f;^: ;"/lT.: --' Garden City Hospital Room 3 in the 0600 or 562-0800. tion, call 427-5005. ' Suburban Children's Co-op Nur­ Wedae*day, Jaa. 11 - The Dear­ J V. Wetoesday, JwL 4 — The Garter born Heights-WestlAfid Chapter 1842 basement,^8245 tfiister Road at • SOCCER sery, 36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Livo­ : City Fine Arts Aasoctatlotrwill meet - of the AARP will.'^bUTftt monthly Ford. The group will focus on over­ The Wayne-Westland YMCA Is • TELECARE nia, Is accepting applications for fall at Maplewood Community Center, meeting at 1:30 pm at' the Berwyn coming obesity and promoting self- * taking registration for the fall Telephone Reassurance Program, for 3- and 4-year classes. Three-year T on Maplewood Just west of'Merri- Senior Center, 26155 Richardson^ esteem; '"'A' -:•"•- soccer league.' Registration Is taken city of Westland's Department On classes meet Monday and Thursday .isoan, at 7 p.m. The program for the Deaf bom Height*. A representative • SENIOR MEALS from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday Aging Isf reaching out to seniors who 9:15-11:45 a'.m:r FOur-year classes : evening will be a pen and Ink demon­ from Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. Westland Medical Center will of­ "through Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. are shut-ins, lonely or sick. The Tele- meet Tuesday and Friday 9:15-11:15 stration plusjnstructidns on how to Will speak about energy topics. fer a hot lunch program for commu­ to 3 p^ii. The league Is open to all care women make 250 calls daily to a.m and noon iintll 2 p.rri. For infor­ i turn Ink. sketches Into note cards. nity, senior cltltens (over 55). The boys and girls ages 5 through 10 seniors. For more information, call mation, call Janlne Glllow 427-1679. ; New members'and guests are wel­ • SCHOOL'FORtHE GIFTED center is on Merrlman Road at years old..For more information, 722-7660 or 722-2681. come. Wednesday, Jak 18 - Gibson Michigan Avenue.. Meals will be call 721-7044. • STILL MORE School for the Gifted, 12925 Fenton, available dally from 11:30 a.m. to • CERAMICS ;, St. David Nursery School; 27500 i • frSHlNQ'CLOB.' Redford Township, will hold an open 1:30 p.nfc Cost wUl be. |2, For more • SUPPORT GROUP Ceramics classes are held at the Marquette, Garden City, is accepting -rrtWednesday, Jaa. 4 — The Four house from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Gibson information, call Nancy Roggero.' A family support, group for care­ Friendship Center, 1119 N. New­ ' applications for fall for 3- and 4-year • Seasons Fishing Club will meet at offers a wide range Uf classes for 467-2760: givers of those afflicted with Al- burgh. Road, Hall-A, Mondays and classes. Three-year classes meet 17:30 p.m. in Maplewood Center, on students ,from p're-kindergarten • SP6RT8 fchelmer's disease and other related Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:15-11:15 f Maplewood, Just West of Merrtmafi;; through eighth grade. For further In­ disorders is held* every fourth a.m. Four-year classes meet Mon­ formation, call 837-8688. Sports for Retirees Inc., a non- ..tRefreshment8 will be_jared-iVIsl- _ pMfit-Qrganizatlon-devoted_to_pro- ..Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at Four Chap­ • MEDICARE ADVICE days, Wednesdays and Fridays 9:15- •• tore are welcome. For further infor* moting sports for people 55 years lains Convalescent Center, Activity Medicare advice will be available 11:15 a.m..For more Information, : matlon^call477-3«l6. >, • SEMINAR8-^ Office, 28349 Joy Road, Westland. Mondays 1-S p.m. at Westland Senior i- and older, Is selling Burger King call Greta Kennen, 422-3187. The Westlabdj Friendship Center coupon books. Each twofc contains For more Information, call 261-9500. Friendship Qenter. Retirees may [• FRANKfcttrfATRIOT8 wiH^bji_offer "seminars . every "8li coupons worth f 9 or more. The ; s' ' bring bills, statements and questions j. Moodayi( Jaa^; 0 —""The monthly. "Wednesday at 40:3M.m. at 1119 N. on Medicare, Medicaid, HMOs, sup­ • FINAL OPENINGS' - ^cost.fi_|1. You may buy coupon_ • AWARENESS GROUP m \ meeting o the Franklin Patriots' Newburgh. ^A one-half hour "discus-" boO& at Maplewood Community First Step, a private, non-profit plemental insurance ~ and nursing - ^Westland frW-Methodlst Nursery ; Club will be held in the norjth cafete- slon will consist of free support Center Store or by calling 421-2468. " group that; provides spouse abuse homes to an authorized consultant. Schoof, 1421 Veiioy, Westland, Is ac­ | rla''of the school at 7:30 p.m. Frank* group/educational breast care and cepting applications for fall for 3- . • "~ " •"•• '••^'v- services, and shelter, will sponsor an Appointments are required. They i lin parents and alumni are welcome. lung care. If you have Medicare Blue • AVIATION MUSEUM ' awareness/empowerment group 1-8 may be arranged by calling 722- and 4-year classes. Three-year class- Cross/Blue Shield,' free transporta­ Yankee Air Force Museum Is open p.m. Fridays at First Step, Farming- 7632. . es meet Tuesday and Thursday 9:15- • HEALTH SCREENING tion to the Diagnostic Center will be all year, Tuesday-Satufday 10 a.m. ton Road at Ann Arbor Trail. For 11:30 a.m. Four-year classes meet Wednesday, Jan. 11 ;- The West- offered. Return to the Friendship to 4 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. more Information, call 459-5900 or Tuesday and Thursday 12:30-2:45 land Senior Resources Department Center will be at 2 p.m. The museum Is In. the Yankee Air -525-2^30. -••••- • FIRST STEP p.m. For more Information, call 728- First Step, tbe Western Wayne and the Peoples Community Hospi­ Force Hangar, gate No, 1, enter off • POLISH DANCERS 3559 or 728-2600. tal Authority will 'co-sponsor a • ELIGIBLE FOUR8 Belleville Road between Ecorse and County Project on Domestic Vio­ TbejPollsh Centennial Dancers are lence, is planning a fall volunteer health screening program at the The Wayne-Westland Community Palmer.roads. Enloy, seeing historic accepting r^gistratioiia for falL Stu­ • PWP DANCE Westlahd Friendship Center, 1119 N. Schools are recruiting eligible chil­ aircraft'and artifacts. Yankee Air training program. This intensive* 40- dents ages i through adult will learn' hour training will cover these, major The Wayne-Westland Parents < .-..1 Newburgh, from 8:30 a,m. to 2 p.m. dren who will be 4 on or before Dec. Force. Museum Is a non-profit organ­ Polish folk dancing, American pol­ Without Partners chapter holds a > ization, toplcarelated to the issues of domes­ kas, along with an introduction to tic violence: empathy, assertiveness, combined meeting and dance on the pompon and gymnastics. Members dynamics of domestic violence, ef­ first and third Tuesdays at Roma's • SPORTS will have an opportunity to dance at Sports for Retirees Inc., a non­ fects of family violence on children, of Garden City, Cherry Hill, east of '}•' community events. For more Infor­ crisis line skills, suicide assessment Venoy. 4 profit organization devoted to.pro­ mation, call 427-2885 or 522-3777. moting Sports for people 55 years and Intervention," problem solving, and older, is selling Burger King , • SMOKERS ANONYMOU8 housing Issues and legal Information. • SCHOOL SIGNUPS Si M^ORIEEAIWOCK Llvbnla were held Dec. 24 In the Ver- coupon books. Each book contains An ongoing "12-step support Upon completion of this training, St. Raphael School has openings .meulen MemoriaJ Funeral Home, sLx coupons worth S9 or more. The group" for those who have the desire volunteers will be asked to commit for kindergarten through grade Services for Mrs. Aumock, 72, of Weatland, with Rev. Roy C. Forsyth cost is 81. .You may buy coupon to — or who have already quit smok­ to working four hours a week for eight, 9 a.m. to. 2 p;m. dally. The WestUn4 were held Dec. 26 In the /'officiating. Burial was In Glen Eden books at Maplewood Community ing. Meetings are at 7:15 p.m. Thurs­ First Step. To schedule an Interview schof)] nffpjsJui^-K»Fv4-fnr-ftfnt?>n ; Vermeulen Memorial Funeral ^ Cemetery, Livonia. Center Store or by calling 421-2468. days at Gj£djn_CUy_H«piiaL-and- -appointment and fur uioxe Informu- Township, Plymouth and Garden Jlome, Westland. wlth-Rev^NeH Mr. Crl^er dlftd tv^. 2¾ in St. tlon on training dates, call Marine City. For more information, call 425- Cowling, of Kirk of .Our Savior Mary Hospital; Livonia. CITY OF GARDEN CITY Baughman, community services 9771. Cburco.— r offofficiating! . Burial was In . A former Detroit police officer, be, MICHIGAN coordinator, weekdays at 459-4300. retired In 1961 and then was a Elk * ParkView Memorial Cemetery, Llvo- ; NOTICE TO BIDDERS • SUPPORT GROUP y-:\ Rapids acbool district - bus driver • YMCA DAILY SWIM NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN Uut I«1«J propouli will tw wdved it Ux Offlc* of U» City Cl«t, In U)« Emotions Anonymous will meet Mrs. Aumock died Dec. 23 In the from 1967-72. He was a member of Ortc Center. 6000 MlAJlrtelt Rotd, Oa^es dlj, Wd0e S*U of Uted at; Vchkks ud Eqolpmeet, from vtrtaa daily open swim time available to Wednesdays in Room 6 of Garden botnemaker^sbe waM track star In .in Livonia.' ....-^, CltyOeowtmeoti. - s Bid forms *i* artiUu« tt the Purc&ulnj Office tt the tbovt tddren. PropostU must be cabtnltt«d oo the public. Swim time will be from City Health and Education Center, high school and aTlsnerwoman. ^ Surviving are his wife, Oneita; a form* fiiroUbed bj the PurchiiiAi DcjijrtiDtot, la a tetled esvelooe, eodon«d, "Scaled Bid for Uted 7-8 p.m. Monday through Friday and Harrison School, on Harrison, corner •.]*. Survivlng'ia a brother, Alvin Scott daughter, Marilyn Wheeler of West- Eqalpmey. ."•'*.' '. Tbe City restrva tbe.rl^t to tceejA. or rt)6rt-aay isc aU bid*. In wbott or la part tod to ntlit tay froni 1-3 p-.m. Saturday. Guest fees of Maplewood. Group offers self- ofPetoaky. > r- land; a daughter-in-law, Marilyn Du- informtliUe*. wbea deemed La the best lateral of the City. . are $1.5.0 for,18 and under and $4 for help recovery from emotional stress cbane of Florida; a step-mother Mil­ . ' RD.SBOWAtTER,' aMts.-=For further Information, call and Illness. For more information, dred .Criger of Eastman, Ga,; a sister aty Clerk-Treirorer »7213044. "call 422-5787. Linda Maner of Augusta, Ga.; a sis­ PubUiWMuryJ.im \ VALDENCRIQER ter-in-law, Mildred Blum of St. Jo­ seph, Mich.; six grandchildren; and Seryices for Mr.. Criger, 80, of three great-grandchildren. SECTION 0012 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS m>mm*mmmMm. FOR Arthritis Today GARDEN CITY HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION/ Joseph J Weiss. MD. Rheumatology REMODELING PROJECT'«0" 18H29 F^»rminqlon Ro.id BIOLOGY ADDITION & REMODELING - PH. 1 I vonin M;rhic;.)i> 481S? cooling coll with replacement Phone 478-7860 Bqard of Education Garden City Public Schools bl your old furnace with a 8TERCH08 W ATHLETES ARE NOT THE SAME A3 1333RadcWf ;. Garden City, Michigan 48135 newArcoaire gas-fired furnace. H - 8TER0«8IN^I»mC8^^ ;, Includes: ^¾ Athletesuetjuiabollc stefoWs, whlcb Have the affect of 1 PROJECT 1. A brand new hlgrf-efflclency Increasing the size and sirength.of muscles. Users must , ft Construct a single-story brick and block masonry Biology Addition - PH. 1. take the steroid ialty s/d in wijurwtlon with a vlooroua Work Includes proposals for separate trade sections coordinated under a energy-savlno Aftootre furnace. schedule of acttvfues meant to brmg muscfes to peak performance repeatedly.' . cbottnicUon management wocept These secUons shsJl be Arclilleclural, 2. Free- Installation of a cooling coll The steroid dosi helpful to muscles can be harmful to jhe body and lead to , Mecbaolcal and Electrical. , sized to efficiently cool your home. rivp^er^i^bkjhc*ib^erolv^ : " 2 ARCHITECT ^ '•'•'.-• ' a Lane, Rlebe, WelUnd - Architects 3. Saving you up to 30% on next Ki: In oontratt, steroids that are Injected Into jolnls.are anti-Inflammatory in their IM19 Liberty Street .8ummer*8_alr conditioning season. - • i effect. These steroids e^ert their effect by decreasing Inflammation and swelling Farminftoo, Michigan 48024' locaify, at the joint injected. The medicine Is long acting, and rarely requires Telepboo«($i$) 478-0480 • another Injection before a month or six weeks. Anll-Jnflammatory steroids may CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Arcoaire cause fk*hing over the cheeks soon after Injection, bunTO not interfere with the FAJfc(31S)47«-04S$ bod/a, own production of Steroids, and hive no effect on cholesterol levels. 1 b CONSTRWTION MANAGER mmmasssssassa Sberldan ConstriictloD, Inc. Dollar for dollar, naluralgas will save you more because natural gas ': In short, anabolic steroids try to make muscles perform better than they have 3Jrt5 Block Street / • right to achieved while anti-Inflammatory steroids return joints to a" state they ''•"-; Garden City, Michigan 48185 holds a three-to-one price advantage over electricity. formerly routinely maintained. • ; Robert Sheridan v Telephone: (MS) 422-6400 FAX (311)411-4767 .\ 8 PROPOflALg TO BE SUBMITTED ^* r^tl^ARCBTTECnmAL'."._--" —•• f>2 MECHANICAL \ V i D-3 ELECTRICAL* MADD 4 DUE DATE AND PLACE GIFT a Proposals will be received on the following date; time and place: • •*- ' CITY OF GARDEN CITY IS ONE Moihfrs Agaipit Drunk Driving DATE: January 23,1989 \ REGULAR COUNCIL MEET1NO TIME: 2:00 P.M., Local Time December 5,1988 OF PLACE: - Garden City Board Of Education : .. nTBUCliRARLNO.tMJP.M. HOPE. Celebrate life 18»Radcllff. . "Pr«*Dt ««• Mtj« Tordell, CooDcllmemtxr* Pl«k»», SchlMttrj. M»J1i», io6 Nor.Mley Abs«r.l *txj : Oardenaty, Michigan 48135 Hcwd w»r« Cwodlro«mb«r» McNalty ID4 Bothrln4«r. AUo ptH*a\ wer« PUnnlnj Commluicwr* M«r- Bailww Office • Administration Area tin, OormiB.DflTii.p^UrKo.Boulbjr.Aiktr. $!•«[>, Knalli.i«lRohliD4 . DoirtDi^ 8 ISSUE AND DEPOBTT OF DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS _ -Oo lolkiUUort of PsNlc ccmmwl* oa* r*ionlrn*J \h* tootVuwtrorMr of Cily P*rk from R-l a Drawings and specifications may be obtained at the office of Sheridan Con- •.-•.-. RMlVRC©WCri,MEETlNOil7:)«P.M. ^.- (>f structloo, Inc., after the date of: December 28,1988. Pm«nt w«r« Miyor FortkU. Oow>dlm«mb«r» PUk»v Srtlldbtrf, MtJVt. iiyj Neni*l«y. Ab«nl .nd b Deposit: IJ 5.00 per set (includes complete, drawing set, Conditions of thl «xcw«d w«r« Oov»cllm«mbtr McNulijr »od Bo*hrlfl|«r. -. Contract and Oeoeral Requlremeou of the SpeclilcaUofis and pertinent AUo pm«t wert'Cltjr M»M|« J*o AMU«, City CWrk-Tr«««r« S*ow»lt«.Oty Atlorftey Mitk, D(r«ct»r : ¢1 Otvetoprnrnj 8mkt$ Cirrell.P*rk» <. R«<. Dlmt« Wliwk, IM AwtjUnt lo the City M»r,.«r Mver*^ V Choose lb Make " , trade sections of Uw8pe<^lcaUoMMMquired forspes llitei ,-.-bid(hiedaU..<.. •,?. -!-,-—--,--:., •,., . _, .,.. -- MADD ACTIVITIES Let'* cNnjf* th« nxinlng o( • YEAS; VM nl rrmtd . - ' , "Ik on« on...* > d Check should be made out to Garden City Board of Education. _ *••* Moved 6y PUk**; wpporirt by M»jV»: RESOLVED: To i^rore lb* f»l|«wln| Oxiient Aiend*; Ttetrxd TfHon to th« kft door rundl«, 8 LOCATION Or FLANS •..ToipprwtreKb^oUft|tb«Rej«l«Cw>ftcllMeetln|c<;inoit7»,i»»loJ»nuary| na» MADD job* wKh WOMC to offer fYw oul^kJ* rt*r vi!r<«« woi UftMVtn AWVMI br Aroa Polk* DepU. Moved by ScMldberj; neeorted by M»Jk»: RESOLVED: To ipprove IM Supplenxrfttl Approwuloo Ordl- *3 8 RWR^OFOWNER 1, , i«f««,NBmbtfMI^4.($EB:AnACHKb)VfeAlUMnJm<)M : ., • flpproprmonw i ™oa Rfevof) Qttffp^Hfi% . ft. Tbe Owner reaerres the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any MovW hi Nunnjkr.]w»0rted by Mtttt: RESOLVED; To tpprovi VetonJr.jftb* Soutb/Weit wntf of tho > i I To o^Wn a r»dribbon, ttn^a M• Oty Park from R-l (84n|H r»ml!y Rtildeetlil) to Cl(Loc«l Bwlnew) DUtrkL YEXs. UMnlmow. ! ! ' KISS (K**p it a M* Swmm«r) Informalities therein. i Moved by Setlldbcrf nptprted by Mi^ki: RESOLVED. To ntborir* Oie Miyor ind City Ottk U Urn in *Mm*i ittmpoj »rw*lop< t>: MADD/ . >N ' ..-- ; • Board of Education offer W »eU M «cm of tbe Sovlk/Weit comer of tl* City Pirk to the United St«te» ToiUI Service for * Public Awittnm Info Pk«#« Calli, CX«rKt,WOO(W**oa,Oxbrt, Ml minimum prlc* of tlit.M. »nd to reUIn 0* ri|M of tt* City to reico,ulr« n\i property. VEAS: i)c»n|. "•-•'"' ' '. Osrden City Public Schools mow*.' ' . ; 49061-^ MADCAVtyns, »521 Sw M*K MC*HmdC**+ hWiyrtCovnty: T; ••',.-, i CHESTER A.MOSS •. •'. V • . -:. ' RONALD D.8HOVVAITER, W.AWJTfa, «141112. • v , (313) $33-3060 (313) 4^-MAPPi r^Mi'Dtc^nWtl.lHI^jWM^I,!!^- 'fXW^UmtiKmi "" cityauk-Tremref mmmmmmmmmmmm •P -•'.L -V.V. -.-.^.., Vj —.-;*.' vt ..

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'••• •'•••'' -.--'-' ^ ::/^^^^:(-¾^ ••<.'>» rise '_• •• •'• •'" '• m ' ' - •••',-•.'-A-^^^B > ••••. f By Wayne Pot -T*r director -.••• 'j^jV^r staff writer "BANK ROBBERIES aw on the ^^^^WV'c* - increase throughout the state after a Pamela T. Parrith ha* btfen - arV '' Tradi we've seen an increase . appointed Wayne county's JTafaV - long period of decline," said John <* : What.area law enforcement spe­ Anthony," an. FBI special agent as­ purchasing director,-it was, ^^^Hfi-f --ffHh^k^k^kV^ - - cialists bave long suspected is true around the'holidays, but this year it signed to the bureau's Detroit office. .. W''-j^^^^ai''• -^Tecent bank robberies in western announced recently. Parr- \^^m^^ "And the Livonia area is certainly Wayne County are part of a rising began in October?^ lib, a Detroit resident,Js re- j|^^K^-> ' *^*fefta^L^LBt:: statewide trend. part of that trend." sponsible for county con- fflfflfflm «tr^^a^a^L^L^B . ^TJieLpealLy£atiiih bank-robberies ; '• —-John Anthony ;—Wherr;it=fei-overrl988~co"urd "go _ tracts for goods dnd set- ^^^^Hk was 1975, Anthony sald/v when 7 '~~^~^^B($peciai agenf She graduated ^^^^^| i^~^I^L^L^L^LVI "• down as the second worst year for robbers'hit 214 Michigan banks. bankjrbbberles in recent state histo­ summa cum laude from \^^^^^H State jobberies had leveled to; be­ \ > Howard University and ^^^^^fl ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i ,• ry- • tween* 85-95 a year for most of the '••••v •/,'•• - Vif To date, there have been 170 bank ' those of the past. /' •,-.";•'' percent of Michigan bank robbery holds a juris doctorate from "•; ^^^^^| ^^^^^^^^^^•-: past decide, according to FBI statl "Back \&:W& you b$d,a rash of robberies across Michigan,— include tics. cases are solved. \ •.- :, Harvard Law school. Parrish ^^^^^| vrobberles by \proiesslonals. Just & • J log a corablnedslx robberies in Livo­ There are, however, differences : "Our batting average is pretty is a former, appeilalercoun- -^^^^^1 nia, Westland and Plymouth. some people go to,worfcln.'ah office good, compared with a national av­ between today's bank^ robbers and of a factory, Jthese people;robbed sel ta the Office of General ^^^^^| erage of about 65 percent, ^be said. Counsel for the Securities ^^^^H banks," Anthofi^sald. ; i \ . >. .!•- , Jftspect* .are awaiting trial for fctiay V>weves. are less experi­ robberies at the Heritage Federal and Exchange Commission WKKHKH enced and; perhaps, more desperate, Savings Bank, 33111' Seven Mile, in Washington, O.C. -' '- -•".-. • . • •-'• 1: Anthony added. Livoni; the Oct. 24 robbery at the^ State regulates "The big factor today seems to be Comerica branch bank, 687ff1¥ayne, "il narcotics," Anthony sajd. "People Westland; and. the Nov. 22 robbery at rob banks because they want drugs, Michigan National Bank, 34930 Ann Apostolic Christian Woodhaven especially cocaine." Arbor Trail, Livonia. The recent increase, however, "Your Source Of Peace Of Mind" vicious animals Plymouth police believe a suspect doesn't appear to follow any tradi-. The Michigan Legislature in a re­ Fighting dogs that do not have In­ tlonal pattern. recently arrested by the FBI for a APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN cent late-night session passed gener­ juries can also be'humanely - de­ "Traditionally, we've.seen an in­ string of other robberies is responsi­ WOODHAVEN Is licensed by ; ic vicious animal control legislation. ble for the Oct. 28 robbery of the the Michigan Department of ' stroyed within 30 days after a quick crease around the holidays, .but this i A previous breed specific pit bull show cause hearing to confirm their year it began in October," Anthony downtown Heritage Federal branchy- Public Healths a Home for ^ ban was defeated and breed was not danger to the community. said. "Actually, It looked like it was Like the 1970s robbery string, a the Aged. deemed relevant to animal control.' The Michigan Humane Society going to be an average year rightlip few felons are responsible for most • A beautifully furnished of the damage. Anthony estimated Ho'use Bill 4897, sponsored by supported the legislation, particular­ to that point." room complete with bed- ^. ly because It doesix't'sjngle out one that five suspected bank robbers state Rep. Willis Bullard, contains ; Since Oct. 1, there have been two. ding and towels. . ; alone are responsible, for this year's the following provisions: particular breed. Many breeds can bank robberies In Livonia, three in • Three meals daily including , increase, Of them, he added, two .. • Dogs responding to provoca­ be manipulated and made danger­ Westland and one in Plymouth. special diets. " -^- tion, torment or trespass will not be ous, according to the society.' They have been apprehended. • NourishWenUaround.theX?" considered "dangerous on that basis include German shepherds, Akitas, IF THERE'S good nfews about the Robbers generally receive less clock as desired. - ' alone. Rottweilers^ and even Huskies, alarming robbery increase, it's that than f^OjWper robbery, he said. But • Maid Services dally. ' ' among others. / robbers are rarely successful. the mofieyis rarely recovered. A A k • • Laundering of all linens an^ : • After an attack, bite or death Next year the hifmane wclety will Most, be said, are Apprehended \"They can spend it pretty fast;' personal clothing. ^ has occurred, a fair hearing will be actively urge the legislature and soon after tbe crime. Ultimately, 83 Anthony said. • Distribution and cocVdina- held to determine the dog's disposi­ Gov: James Blancbafa to allocate tion of all medications. , tion and the circumstances and the necessary funds to the state police to « truma'Ario:; £COCWVE R IIARDLN • Assistance with bathing penalties againsHhe owner. - J -enhance enforcement uf—the new- 4«i] ™ -andshowers^- - . - • Fines will include community laws. With stronger law enforce­ • Tray serviceln theroom—-- service, monetary penalties and jail ment, the humane society is confi­ Fine Furniture^ when HI. . ** sentences. dent there will be a dramatic de­ • Assistance with all _' * Also passed was House Bill 5595, crease in vicious dog attacks. . activities of daily living. % which strengthens the current felony The Michigan Humane Society is a Where Quality Costs 261-900Ja _• Recreational and : " laws against animal fighting. As the private, non-profit organization ded­ LOCATED IN LIVONIA educational activities daily. . result of the bill's passage, it will be icated to protecting the rights of ani­ You Less! a felony to: \?**± mals. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD • Be a spectator at an animal OPEN TO ALL FAITHS <-• Just FUR fT10N ir KB OCT* SICK- 29667 or exchange any dog°or offspring of Wentworth any~Uog that has been fought or ^Ayenar^ trained to fight. • Incite a'fighting dog to attack Classic Interiors(1s t Street N. of or kill a person. - - ""* 20292 Middlebelt, Livonia • South of 8 Mile 5 Mile, W. of - Dogs confiscated can be humanely MiddlebelO destroyed immediately if they have 474-6900 injuries and are suffering. Mon., Thuri., fcri. 9:30-9:00, Wed., Sat. 9:30-5:30 WINTERo

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-ft ^fcttVJ", ,69-62 By8teveKowelsk) staff writer T Jay Greenex migh t Jbe the best bas­ ketball player Redford Bishop Bor­ x - gess players see this year. - Unless they attend a game at The VA Palace. ——... -*, Greene and teammate All Fisher scored 25 points each Thursday, powering Flint Central to a 69-62 r m non-conference win at Borgess. As good as Greene Is,-remember, w s . •'•: he's only a junior. The 6-foot-5 Greene, -whose brother Terrence plays at DePaul, is >->- Jysfm one of 10 juniors on Central's 12-man r- *• -^^w roster. Fisher is the Indians' only senior, but Greene is the player they 2t'-Vl turn to in tight games. "Jay is*a junior but he's, played three years on the varsity," Gooch sald!."That's more than a lot of sea:. fi iorsplay. 1 "MOST OF THIS time Jay mak< m Lv vJ good judgments. He's an Oscar Roc ertson type. Unless a guy is big and. : good defensive player, Jay's going tNES/«*a«| the free, throw line in the last 2¼ Artie Brown of Redford Bishop Borgeti directs traffic against^ minutes. Central led most of the sec­ Flint Central. ,-U •'•"/,••/•'••:.-• : -•;-:--• •;••• .-:^ ond half, but the Spartans trailed by -. >:^'--: .-. .-.--,:v.b pWiiiil rrr**^' only two, 64-62, with 1:19 left when ing guard Shawn Respert, who re- Respert is the team leader forward Kareem Carpenter scored raalned-eut^lth. 14: stitches in his point guard, trying to make up in the lane. . . ] rface because of a car accident. ' -• all the losses. Borgess suffered Greene made a layup on Central's '•-*Carpenter played a strong Inside May because of graduation, wmmmq next wjssesslon, however; -arjd then from last year's Class' game, leading Borgess with 21 points r _ nailed two free throw?, gividg the'In­ and grabbing six rebounds. Chaf ^Jeam-a«^ari5trtflc ~ mmmd dians a more comfortable 68-62 lead - North scored 17 points4 m ' \ Juan Smith — with 10 seconds left. The:Spartans _ , 5ut they weren't 42 points a game, mm weren't able to score on sevl able to offset Greene's performance. :• "We hope to have Shawn sessions in thelj practicing this weekeod," '^-^te'M a good team,'\Greene -"He^ a^Ice player,'* Fusco said. said. "Our first three games he wi "And he was a Uttle off tonight* He -,-^, JRd. "We're young and it takes us our primary point guard. He awhile for us to puU together. When -would have had ar few more poiota "Cfiarlea "Northrnwwd perime t^i'-Av- things get tight I feel I'm the one but a few Upped the rim. He's very threats and that tends to open up }'*•. deceptive because of hisjsjze. He .jjtP^" *m0 w^o 8hould't*Jce..over. Thewho^e inside game and allow Kareem to a -.-353-* team played hard, though. I gets up and down the floor weU.HeJs what he does beat ' H shouldn't'take all the credit."; astnooth operator." "Kareem had a good pertormamm • : .'• y.\•-'.>-". /' . STEVEJONES/etatfphotoflrapher • Borgess, no doubt, would have had We wanted to get the ball inside j* Carl Wood! (left) of Borgest tries to go up and scored 11 In the 8partan»' 69-62 defeat against BORGESS PLAVED its third a better chance to contain Greene ' him and when we, did, he canst over Flint Central's Calvin Bransford^Woods-thfrpwennlal stale-ranked power. straight game without junior start-• bad Respert beep available.—^..'. ~" through^ - - -- i—&- . .- ': '•..''•' •..•'.'•': V'; -.•'iv---.- \ v -/ > Lady Ocel(^i^pv 13-01 Vv sie I Schoolcraft College coach Jack winners With 19 points and 13 -Gcenan_cin_cjilyJ>ope his team does bounds. men as well in 1^89 as it did near the end r-WJWL.startlng point-guard Den« J. of 1988.; Weodt ill at homerDerlene I -U--- .M- -- gradually kept up that pace until the^ buzzer Phil Hubbard anda native cf Canton, Ohio (Mc- The Lady Ocelots, ranked ninth in became the team leader, scoring By Brad Emons the latest National Junior. College points to go along with seven i i. staff writer sounded; , "/*•' :y^,. Ktnley High), scared 24, while Mike Whittaker "We played for about. 18 minutes,_>uf this added«. -' ., • Athletic Association women's bas­ Darlene DePlanche addpd Semester grades are in arid it looks as if the team has to learn that you .have' another 27 In The team's two other, starters, Danny Lewis ketball poll, enhanced their reputa­ points, while Traeey Osborne •• and Derrick Gordon, chipped in with 13 and 10, tion around the country last week, Barb Krog (Plymouth SaMni) Schoolcraft CoUege men's basketball team is In there somewhere," said Bogataj^'We don't un­ winning a pair of games in the 10 each. Krug also grabbed 12 i-t- tnmbte. -,,:••' -----^-- -— — - — derstand that there's 40 minutes of basketball. respectively. ',-. •.-;•; •I '—Of Kellogg's; three losses, two have come Moraine Valley (III.) Holiday Tour­ bounds. 1 After watching Kellogg Community College Our kjds Just started going^ndivldua^and qutt- nament. . " -- ._ Schoolcraft opened the I _ixmia4oTlwH^dayandapankthehost.Qt£lot3Torv- " playing defense. It% a matter of playing the w4y •agains t Macomb CC. ("We lost by one and two 11 the third time this season, 113-87, coach Dave you practice, and until they learn that, we're points," laments Markwartltfhe other defeat Schoolcraft ended the 198? portion with a forfeit wte over Bogataj gave a bleak report, something Just as going to have nlghtar like this. !• came against Owens. Tech of Toledo. of its season last week with a perfect (111.). distressing as his team's 5-10 record. . ^, "We did scoreythree times off oufoffense, but But Markwart Is pleased with his team's play, 13:0 record, winning. three times "McHeary h«d only seven pUj that's the onlyjthree times they ran it. And We despite the loss of four players, three to grades. (once by forfeit). and they saM tt was too < ' The numbers are adding up to a grim season. (Another recruit WaTTnUrdered over the sum­ ; '^~\ IT© flC^T"ultHI©riT*W 'RHV*" e*t 1 fVWk^j- Xr*yi bocaasc of the m 'Five players are gone, havingfalled to meet scored twice off their press when we ran our nan saM. "IVy enoed «p not •bowf? press-breaker, but the rest of the time we were mer.) -—.- -.,-„ y\ :-- but we're not going to change unless the school's required 2.0 grade-point average, things don't work out for whatever ing up at all which stipulate* a mlntonunU?.hours. TWo 6th-. into our Curly Nealact." _."' ' __ On the sacood day, 8C < : . And while the'"Ocelots were strutting tnelr "WE'VE BEEN outstanding for all the things reasons," the superstitious Grenan- \ers, meanwhile, are in Ilmb<)... ..;..'.: said.. . f • • St Frands (IU.) CoUega JV T Harlerrf GlobetroUer routine, Kellog's Malcolm \ we've gone through," said the Kellogg ceaohV V."«%e'seif-dWtructed on the court tonight like Reed, a second-year guard from Michigan City,' "This Is the best of the three games we played With their national rating la jeop­ 91-74 is Knsg. ta* 4-fuot-l We did In the clasaroom this semester," he said.", Ind. (Rogers High), was making sweet music against Schoolcraft. We press and fast-break a ards the Lady Ocelots took on No. 17 Moraine (U-l) »nd r«me »w«y "At mid-ierm we had guys carrying S-point aver-; with his outside shooting.: ;. . majority of the ttme, but orice Jn awhile We need ages and then wind up under a 2.0. How pan you Reed scored 26 of his game-high 32 points In a breather. Tonight we started oat well, and then with a 7MI victory explain that?" the first half, many from three-pointjange. kjnd of floated for awhile" Ann Rant? cam* ap with a co«ple That left only eight available players for -.Bogataj thought a number of his players float* of key offaomrvc reeeuadi down the Thursday's game, not nearly enough to stop the \ THE 6-FOOT-l GUARD, who Was third in the ed throughout the night, but among, the bright stretch to ptweni ta* win. run-and-gun Bruin*, who upped their recbrd to spois against Kellogg — at least point producr The Udy Ocatoti led I4M •( half nation (NJCAA) last year In three-point shooting time before Moraine tcored iii 11-S. - ;.;./ - -•,'.;;'-• '":' . (51 percent), nailed eight against the Ocelots. ' Uon-wlse ~ Was Detroit 9eMdkttoe product "He's a Division I player, but the ooly thing Bernard McOee, w*o scored It of hia,t*«m-hifh •traigat points to open the RELLOQO jumped out td a 15-0 advantage at big-time coaches question about Malcolm Is his 2« points in the first half; and Al Heeson a*)f, taldng a brief lead. the outlet and led by as many as 21 before physical strength," said fifth-year Kellogg coach: (Romulus), who scored II of his 16 in the second But la the secoad half Scaookraft Schoolcraft made a late first-half run to trail by Barry Markwart. "But he can shoot with any-' half. •":• took control as forward Tracay only sla at Intartnlsslon, 5S-47; body. After tonight, I'd say he's shooting some­ Also In double figures was Ken Faster (River Baron came off the bench to contrib­ ute seven points la her best outing of B«t KeUogg's full-cowrt trapping defense went where around M percent on threVpolnfers.^ - Route), who UlUed-,12, snd Ed Hudson (Royal -tte— ^^ to work again. The', Bruins iwed.-njne -rr Reed, aowsvsr, was potaoi>arnanjang -..."_Z Oak Shim who netted all II of bis points lathe : Keith Perkias, brother:of former.U-M star. , fjrS"Wf..v-'-"7 ; ~",;^r-- ~S .;.-, unanswered points to open the second nsU'and ; MICHELLE DYKSINSKt led the

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~'-$r»teveK6waliM of the besiRV's bad In a number of _ r GARDEN CITY > t$tftwriter ;n ^*tf*Si;Sy; years,", she said. I don't look to be last, that's for sure. We have a good offensive, Don't ask JphXiiroves to tell you the and defenslveteam. We're much belter OM TEETERS COACHED a : history of Garden City's volleyball pro­ thlsyear," !' - ' .*>. state champion last winter gram. The first-year coach won't have :$&••+'. r»&!aL: vlkh-* ••'' MUJ'**HS>" ... • W • Senior setters pebble. Braunscheldel- • any answers. >-. , - '•./.: • iat Livonia Lady wood and a «w» andJ/lcki Nofiinger.wy^eljLdeUvet^^ -- "1 ,iook^tfl4job;r»ilh;j_cJeaojdito_/'_ national champion last fall tlVQNIA CHURCHILL -ball to senior hitters Lisa Fretter, Karen -Groves said.-'"I. didn't even think about at Schoolcraft College; .: Sltarski and Lisa Muthr- last year's team." ' _r _. ; What can he do (or M encore in • The Chargers, spoiled , coa.cn ' Mike • Another promising hitter Is Junior Jen- He knows a yfho,]$16t, aiwTt&Ts^|«rV •:#$?.'••••• Vvy^v'.^-Av^w:-^ Hughes with Western Division and WLAA ; ny'Kgenlg.i --./. .V - ; -•;'.•;;., group, which already has finished second: . He'll IUIOWSOOQ enough. ^ -titles last winter.; ; .>:• :- -.- ,\! at the Henry Ford tournament, and made Four significant players graduated : Teeters' - Ladywood^ volleyball REDFORD ST, AGATHA it to the semifinals of the Taylor Kennedy from the 31-9 team, so an Inexperienced Jnvltatlonal. ^. ' '>; . .:/'•• team" opens.defease of its Class.A; cast of players will try to. repeat list : and Catholic League titles Thursday: Fjrst-year- co^ch Debbie Fitrakls ' "We are a well-balanced team with «year^ success. \ '• • ;•. . , better than average blocking and serv­ at Harper Woods. Bishop Gallagher. Among the players graduated were brlnjgs a winning attitude toSt . Agatha. She coached the;list five seasons at Nov! ing," Groves said. "We are a very yowng- ) He'enters the new. year with tekln^ middle blocker Alison Merner, who plays ; : i ; : ; : Christian,': winning .a Michigan Athletic team arid a good all-around team with a -01ed'enthu^iasm.-''';^-vr' \'4;v:-- v- ^:'>' : for TMta College In Ohio. • lot of specialty players?' •' :: "We're going to be inexperienced, with Association of Christian Schools title "that's done with," Teeters said of. each year. . " s Seniors Sarah Young (back row) and iast year's success.'"We're hoping*to really only one starter.&enny Sprbul) Kim Rellh (hitter)' anchor the Cougars' .back.'? Hughes^aid. "We're also.not very ' "I'm looking fortoard to. a good year," . see what we cani dowith Ladywood hopes. Five Juniors will see considerable tall, but we've got a good attitude. We'll Fitrakls said.—We've really got some this year. We hope' to repeat. I know- ' powerful hitters, they, know where to put action and they are Sarah Young, Diane play bard and serve tough. If-we develop Allison, Tina Emory, Doreen Malone and •it',.s . a difficul.>,,?t challenge» ; We:didn',. t. likejre can, we'll bVidogh: The question, the ball on the couf f. when theydlnk.'' -Two starters refunrfn senior hitters Lona Palise. Palise is a setter, and the \ go through the p1ayoffe>un^atned__^_1#lll weJdeveIop in'the time we need Cindy Brown andlDianalafrate. Also other four juniors are hitters.' last year. - ' "to become a f actor.*" - back for their senior campaigns are Sophomore Tracy Thompson provides "We lost single games,tQ Brighton sproul headlines the list of returnees. hitters Rachel Isbe)l and Laura Zacbari- depth at the hitter position. (districts), East Kentwood (regional The senior was a first-team Western Dr-"" final) and Sterling Heights Stevenson vision choice In '87-88. The other five sen­ REDFORD THURSTON iors on Churchill's roster include co-cap­ The Aggies' frontlline play will be bol­ In; the finals. You cao have a bad stered by Junior Kelly Carr. The setters half-hour and you're out." tain Julie Rieder at middle hitter, outside The defending Ttl-Rlver .League cham­ hitters Vickl Sark and Karen Paclero; are Autumn Battln and.Laura Rakowski, Before Testers starts thinking pions return all but two starters. setter Christy..Clark and middle hitter bothjuniors. ~~ r Outside hitter Anne Marie Moss, Thurs­ About state titles, he has the Catho­ Carrie Blanchard. ton's Most Valuable PJayer last year, Is lic-League race to worry abbut. Junior outside hitters Jennifer Johnson LUTHERAN WESTLAND , the only senior on the team and was a ^nd Janice Polega, both of whom played second-team Ttl-Riv?r League choice'a BEDFORD BISHOP BORGESS, a junior varsity last year, will make contri­ The Warriors return five starters from year ago. Other starters Include junior Class B finalist In 1988, and Farm- butions. an 8-12 team, so improvement Is. expect­ setter Lorle Ann Kujawa, and junior out­ \ Jngton rMsMercy, both figure to Hughes, who said he never has had ed by coach Kim Melton. side hitters Deanna Dziobak and Laura challenge the Blazers for Catholic more than one sophomore on his roster, "I predict a .500 record," Melton said. Kress. League supremacy. has four on his team this winter. They are "For us, that would'he an excellent sea­ The Eagles* list of newcomers starts •outside hitters Alyssa Belaire and Though it lost .three, starters to son. We're still ydung, though, even If we with Bonnie Campbell, who has "Im­ Stephanie Speen, setter Amy Baron and do haVe a lot of seniors. This Is only the proved ' 500 percent from .last "year," graduation, Borgess Is one of several middle blocker Kristlna Garry. second year of varsjty volleyball at Lu­ coach Bob Burns said. area teams returning strong outfits. theran Westland." 1 The 6-foot Campbell TVUI play oii_the 'Wayne Memorial also expects to LIVONIA FRANKLIN Outside hitter Tamara Zorn and mid-*. front line. Juniors Lynn Melius and Carta f ieid^itrorigiearnr whiletraditiohal dleattacker AmyiQi)Qble IeaaHhe senior' Harmon played JV4n-'87-'88, but-will see. powers Livonia Churchill and Ste­ It looks like Franklin athletic director class. Also back are .setters Peggy Selt^ action this year on the varsity at middle .-._•--. --- -_.-_-_.. ;-•-— --••--_— 8TEVEF£CHT/*latfphotdo/Aphet- venson "are looking at rebuilding George Lovich found the right woman to and Mario Johnson,! hitter-- Shell! Gray \hitter and setter, respectively. Sharlene Sudek is the leading returnee for Stevenson. years with promising young talent. turn around tite Patriots* program. and Lori Wilson, a defensive specialist. Thurston finished second in the Oak Chris McAllister is Franklin's new, Melton also will rely on defensive spe­ Park Invitational, losing to Detroit Henry Following is a capsule look at their debuts on the varsity. each school: • coach, and she's used to helping build cialist Ellen Anderson, a junior. Ford In the final round. Mars and Tarrbha Stokes. Mars had 38 programs. The Dearborn High. School Sophomore outsldd hitter Sarah Love "They are a hard-working' group of kills and Stokes 29 in the Kalamazoo LIVONIA STEVENSON graduate played volleyball at the Univer­ and senior setter LisaTetsch both spent girls," Burns said. "They- are In good BISHOP BORGESS Hacket Tournament In December, won sity of Michigan-Dearborn from 1983-86 last year on the JV, t^ut will contribute on physical team arid have worked on the by Borgess. -.- ^^.- Veteran coach Lee Cagle will call on and was one of the university^ first four- the varsity In '88-89.' .weights. The Spartans finished second in CIas3 Other seniors on the roster Include Val , senior outside hitter Sharlene Sudek to year letter winners. B last winter, but coach Jerry Abraham Perrone, Ann DiMambro and Kim Ku- lead a young and Inexperienced teaiQj^ "I've got first-hand experience with WESTLANO^OHN GLENN WAYNE MEMORIAL might have to settle for fourth place this plec. Junior MazTe Pilot plays setter for - Tne Spartans finished 35-8 a year ago, building programs^- she said. "I'm not k year In the Catholic League. the Spartans'but she showed her versatil­ but five players graduated; including Sue sure I can convert that to building a high The family ties are gone at Wayne Me- The league Is that toughs. — ity in the Hacket tourney, recording 21 IS morlalrbut Ihe enthuslasrrrremams with r< .Zator8kir-a powerful-left-hano^r now school program, but I'm sure willing to ~RockeU~coaCrO/fpdy Bostwick hopes 'It could be the best In the state," kills. coach Ann Koinltys. playing at Michigan State. .._ g- try." :^1-.- -the Henry For^Gommunlty College 1 Abraham said. "It's extremely balanced Abraham hopes the Kalamazoo tourna­ "Sue'gave us a lot of enthusiasm, inten­ :... McAllister's'only-previous high school Tournament wasnjt an indication of •'•• Koinltys sIsterJoAM^AU-Observeir; arid—competitive-between Borgess, ment Is a springboard to better perfor­ sity and Wgressiveness," Cagle said. coaching experience came in 1985-86 things to come. \ *'' selectlon, graduated after. leading the (Farmlngton) Mercy, Ladywood and mances. ^Beln'g left-handed gave us a dimension when she guided the3 Dearborn Heights- Glenn, which finished 20-15 a year ago, Wayne to a 84-6 record last winter. The (Harper Woods) Regina." • "Lots of improvement Is needed, but other teams had to defend against. \ Annapolis junior varsity. She has coached lost both Jts matches last month jn the Zebras went 14-0 last year, winning the Returning on the frontline from last It's a good way to start the season," Abra­ r Wolverine A League and Ann Kolnytis 4 "We're beginning from square one and the Victor's Volleyball Club at U-M Dear­ tourney. - * ji year's. 30-12 team are seniors ,Melissa ham said. -Sudek is going sp have to have an out- born for three years. "My goal'Is a .900 recorli, and to ad­ wants to repeal as champions, even with- ouf her sister. ; standing^season. She's going to have to be. . The Patriots are young, wi^h only three vance In the state fturnament," she said. consistent.-As competitive as she Is;.she of the 10 players being seniors. Leading "We're going to betOK. I have a positive Koinltys, the coach, expects-.junior gets frustrated when she isn't fonsistenL the senior class are setters Sandy Hertel outlook. We just ne^d consistency." middle blockers Evette Sluder and Tif­ ^TJAVs what you" waif (-r a.player who and Sherry Weiss and hitter Wendy Bui-' Seniors Christina^ Hoffman and Tracy fany Goodlowito'fill In admirably for * V ants to be good all the time." mahskl. Martin are the.oniy returning starters. Kolnytis, the player. Also returning for their senior seasons Junior* on the roster Include Erica Hoffman is a middle hitter and Martin "JoAnn's a big loss, but the two juniors will more than^ make up for it," said the! are setter Christine Slaaaker and outside Sundeck/ Stacy Lorente, Amy Lankford plays the setter position. coach. "We should be a lot stronger this hitter Sherry Jains. "7 - -. _ and Patty. Mayle, all hitters. The three - Trad Stafford, a reserve at outside year than last ^ear. We have power with The Junior class is led by middle bitter :' sophomores are Emily Skura, Anne Moh- hitter last yearr likely will start as a sen­ ; ior. Other seniors on the roster who will the juniors. I hope to go 14-0 again," Renea Bonser and-outside hitter. Leslie dro and Karl Zabell. >v \!v \ - play areJJlancaSmiley.Sandy Ramirez, Wayne's front line Is loaded with the ' Larson.. •".'; . return of senior strongside hitters Glenda '•Xy« RI5DFQRI) UNION Laura Goreckl and Tracy Sylvester. The '• >-'Aapiooi the tofhamotm, setter %aay. 6-1 Sylvester Is-the-tallesl player on the Cobrea and Nicole Fisher, each of whom Aiidet, middle hitter^ue Bell and outside . The Panthers finlshe/i In the basement" roster. made first-team In the Wolverine A. Also hitter Kelly Cotter expect to contribute. of the Northwest Suburban, League list Up from the JV are Juniors Michelle back for her senior year on the frontline Cagle is excited .about the progress of year, but second-year'coach Sue Jimenez Is Angle Rudd. - Myers and Dlonne Ross. Sophomore Kara freshman Teresa Sarno, a 5-9 middle ^eels good about the upcoming campaign, Beeny, an outside hitter, also .played JV 'Junior setter Chris Kutscheld and soph­ hitter who "Is learning under fire." "This Is a team full of seniors, atone In "87-88.' - omore hitter Gertl Ruffing will make

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. ••• o . starts verve For those of you still a tad bung over from all the New Year's re­ velry, you have time to get your resolutions in order for 198$. I love resolutions. They're something you strive for two weeks to think up and exert three weeksj>f energy trying to keep but'always end up forgetting by ibe fourth week of February. If by then the resolutions haven't gotten_.to. you, the winter dol­ drums will. , So, trying not to sound too pes­ simistic, here's my list of New year's resolutions that will surely end up on the heap by February. • I resolve to loose that double ichin - that I have feeen plagued with. The way I figure it, if the everlasting diet won't help, $25,00 worth of plastic surgery should do It. ; • I resolve to immediately get rid of all those silly kitchen appli­ ances that are clogging up the. taUt cellar and cupboards. That means goodbye to the salad shooter, the salad splnnerr the electric doughnut maker, the mini, deep fryer and about % doz­ en of those tacky kitchen witches that I'm sure bad something to do with the burnt Christmas cookies ihls year. • I resolve to find Uds for all the Tupperware, Popetees and Rubbermaid containers that are reproducing themselves under the kitchen slnL Ditto forjhe cottage cheese containers and the empty potato salads containers from the Farmer Jack's.:- •' I resolve to get a Q-Tip and clean out the corners and little boles inside my microwave. Just by that statement, you can guess what lingers within. • I resolve to clean out my cars and, probably most Important, to 8top eating in It. I am sure my car 'Is to blame for my double chin ;fcnd Ronald Reagan cheeks. • I resolve to, if not totaUy read, at least glance at the more ^hin-15-food-apd-cookie map." zlnes I get every month. I'm get­ ting so many mags delivered by an unknown person who slips them in a plastic bag and bangs them on my screen door that I sent that little elf a Christmas card this year. "- - • I resolve to put shelf paper On all my shelves. Nab, forget it, no one really notices, do they? , • I resolve to spend at least a day (if not more) down at Mom­ ma's so that I can learn her se­ crets when making meat pie, strudel, sliders and, god forbid,' fruitcake. c • I resolve to dust the top of the refrigerator. But then again, why sould I? I'm the only one taU enought to see it anyway. . *- • I resolve to cook something from scratch at least once a week and: let one of. the.kids do it with vectlon switch on my stove, and me. ' . By Larry Janes while that's baking,Til open a can of cream-style corn and simmer It till • I resolve to change the box When rmfeelin'blue, It looks like soup and partially stido of baking soda that has been sit­ all I have to do to the bottom of the Farberwart ting in the back of the fridge for istakealookatyou, saucepan I bought last summer at $ the last four years every ;three then Tm not so blue. garage sale. • - Y* months like I'm supposed to. U Trying to watch my weight, ni 1 ~~w . • I resolve to "do my part* for . These'are the words to a popular skip the strawberry shortcake but the environment. That means no. song, breaking }be charts on today's will get a fresh can of Reddl-Whin more plastic bags at the grocery Top 40 record scene. and a package of graham crackers, store, no more aerosol;sprays, Unfortunately for me, they plop down on the sofa in front of the and to save the glass and plastic couldn't be furtherirom the truth. TV with a 1Z-OWK» glass bottle of disposables for recycling. , When I'm blue, I eat. Yep, I realize Grape Nefal and watch reruns of the it's a problem. Usually, however, Honeymooners. • Last but not ieast, I resolve when I get uptight, I don't rely on Now that's comfort! — . .' s to help all the fond-raisers and my.favorite recipe of tof u-lasagna or charitable organizations. I can a package of Weight .^.Watchers' partially frozen, sugar-laden treat to find a can of Reddl-Whip be­ cheese, baby vegetables and sushi. with a mention of what we, the Black Forest Cake. I want comfort strawberries that defrosted In a dish- hind the Miracle Whip (which to this . Y When,foed^-fashloft-turned-away- readers, can do to help. I'll start food* ^- ' , —-.——-.-- -^ pan_of_hot water while the biscuits '- day'.I 8tiU ^airmaydnalse)..The_last from cheeseburger pies and cake- right now with a promo for a new The food my-momma made for "were baking, and finish with eight or of the white spray ended up on the mix cakes, most home cooks re­ Send recipe cookbook that has crossed my me when I was a kid and filled my 10- squirts from a Reddl-Whip »«ro^ flower-laden oilcloth table cover,' in mained faithful. Now the fashionable desk entitled "The Joy of Greek mind with such thoughts that food sol can. For the time, being, beck little blotches that had us using our food world is paying attention . . . Cooking," which Includes recipes, with the ozone, I Want comfort. '• --''• fingers to get the last drops.. - again. to contest would really make things better. *.» - • fc ..-. feast and fast day menus, histori­ Food like tuna-noodle casserole that People desperately wank to eat Can you still buy a blue-flower la­ What's your favorite comfort cal Information, cholesterol called for cooked noodles/a can of I, REMEMBER "city chicken," something familiar. Even though to­ den oilcloth table covering? Is there food? What's the dish that re­ guides, microwave tips and cook* drained tuna, a can of Campbell's chunks of veal skewered on a thick day's kitchen would seem bare with­ a restaurant that can make me fried minds yett of .your chUdaood, that Ing charts. It's being promoted by soup, tossed and sprinkled with a can stick and /cooked- In canned mush­ out the Kitchen Aid mixer and Culal- chicken that was rolled In crushed makes yon feel coxy, that tastes the Annunciation Greek Orthodox of onion HngSxOr, better yet, somp room ^sauce and more Campbell's nart food processor, It's hard to feel RiU crackers and fried In S inches of so good? 8eod ss the rsdpe, and il Cathedral in downtown Detroit, crushed, stale potato chips. crcam-of-something soup. And the coxy about something prepared by a lard? Will someone please Inirite me. >ovrs Is on<6f the 6MS sssaclod, and the book can be ordered at I still love things that are tossed only accompaniment\war a plop uf famous young chff still green behlid to a dinner party that has a macaro­ it will be pvbttshsdta Tasts. '. any Kitchen Glamor store: by tqget^erand thrown In a greased the best-tasting lumpy mashed pota­ the ears known for his dltxy portions, ni andjcheese casserole made with Velveeta Instead of blue-corn polen­ Utters sfcosM be postmarked calling MS-MO*. It's only |10 and ellow^ornlngware casserole with toes (mashed by hand, of course) and squid pasta and hlgh-faluUn prlceA J>y Monday, Jan. It, and ad­ It's a jewel of a cookbook. (That's reen flowers painted on the^sldes flavored with a lot of butter, a little tap. la today's age of anxiety, the ta shaped like a cornucopia? . . • All of a sudden I've got this Insati­ dressed to: Comfort Food - one resolution I know I'll keep.) and baked at 350 degrees for one milk and far-too-moch salt for to­ mlddleHclass soul food we grew up Taste, the Observer * Eccentric, Attention, all food-related fund- with reminds us of safer times. A tot - able urge to go home, slice a hot dojg hour. What better a way to relive day's health-conscious bodies. Des­ MIM Schookrslt, UTOOU 4I1S*. rataer*:„send me the info on your anxieties and frustrations than make sert was a red-colored Jell-O, usual-, of '90s food was good, even better and stuff it with a slice of processed cheese, then wrap In a Poppm-Fresh There wW be actus for the rs*d- product, and I'll Include itwheo- a batch of biscuits from the back of a ly loaded with bananas that were than we were willing to admit, expe- ers whose recipes axe chosen. > everlcan.J Blsqulck box; top Ihem with a box of easily removed. It was a special clally in this age of fresh goat do«gh triangle, 111 turn off the con- '{* / Y" \.t '•->*. * ^ „--<„, -•*•••• "•I "I «*f i "*V" *"" \ '••< mmm*1 *m wmmmmmm^m ***• ^^^^ "^*WW *•*•

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Call 4 ask tor Joe . 425-^600 t^^nm^utoo 0*y*62<&66T " - -^^68-2137 Le Bordeaux. 30325 W. Six Udo,Oaklan d Codnly. Realistic »30.000 TYPIST. rant Vv Uvonla for tne foflowlngp^sK .OF LIVONIA : Uvonla. .'"-'.* llrtl year commlssloft. MS.'Shaw GREAT FUTURE WITH »1 2 Experienced Auto Salespeople BABYSITTER In my home for.3 6 4. wllh data entry knowledge. Most tlorw: , • • ; '• NOWHIRINO year oldcWldreri. 14 mile 4_CtfioM JttiUlaJl ^-4 — ^--^ ' 644-8730 needed for New 6 Used, Demo Plan. CLASSIFIEDS have »od_$«!imwn!cal)ori _*k)n*. • Buspe/son* .' '. ' PREE- Hospitalization, Can Sales Manager area, Tues,4Thur»..8am-6pm. . CaT"»"-.'•' * .- ; • i. ;$es-«oo ITKlTCHENiTANASEflV • 260-2646 V-&? j DiNINQ ROOM SUPERVISOR Host/Ho*lessej " : FOOD SALES Account Executive Century 21, Hartford 8. 1* offering 662-3176. TWi.cltMlfititlon WE ARE AN Independent Insurance . LineCook* ft yog have had experience In res­ (roe pre-license training (small ma­ . • Olshwasher* • « • taurant manag'emenl, hospital food terial charge). Full Utne~ trainer lo BABYSITTER - Mature woman, 10 continued from adjusting company seeking a high Excellent *^artlna wages'Jor quali­ SALES - care lor my children In my home, 5 achiever, should, be accurate, do-, fied candidate*. Apply in personaf- . Hoi 4 Cold Food Preparaiion service, hotel food service, 4 Cook­ help you lo a quick start. NigKl.' fui 6 pari time posi­ renlly earn* 120-550.000 per year. BABYSITTER • mature person to tions available. Appfy In oerspn,.cor- No weekend*.. Excellent -benefit*, equipmeni, network*, and'software. A 6 P. SUPERMARKETS now hiring plus. Additional tasks will Include fd- (on 6 Mip aero** from Jacob sen'e) Highest commission* In Ihe Industry PUT#1 friendly people lor pari time ilore care for 6 month old tkby from 7:30 lhg,-mali distribution 6 answerfog An Equal Opportunity Employer net of Middlebeti 41-96- ..'. . . advancement opportunities. Send to 5prti.. Mon. thru Fri. Call day*." A tun place lo workyfiexiblfl hour*, y resume 4o: Frjoo* Sales, P. O. Box with bonus, profit sharing, and ex­ TO WORK FOR YOU position*. For eorislderatjon please phone*. Send^resume & salary hi*-, 323-1431t eve* 653-2217 5ft Halp Wanted" A COOK 4 A DIETARY AIDE '. 596, Walerford, Ml. 46095. pense reimbursement plan. For de- ses-the manager ol the *lore at tory to: Adjusting SeMcei Unlimit­ iaiii,canMfO|«>nal^ 489-0000 28t-4200' • ., 3330014 Mile Rd., West 81oomneid. ed, PO Box' »2260, Farmlngton are needed tor Residence 'for the COOKS-Experienced Saute 6 Prep BABYSITTER - Mature non smoker . 0ffic«-C^rlc«1 FULL AND PART Time Ba/person, 2 OFFICES IN LIVONIA . An Equal Opportunity Employer Hill*, ML 46333 '••"':- •EWerty. Both position* are ruil-ti.aeroblc (ant In- our Rochester Hills homev Soutbfleld comptrnrr**}* an ener­ Benefits, Wage to match experi­ g-Spm, - .- 454-1444 sary, tor rtghl shift. BeM lie area. Flexible workday. Some experience lirne people I'd help me with my Instructor* - Till your hour* leaching References. Start in lata Feb. getic, Ngr»fy •xptfMncM secretary. ence. CaH Caret, •:•• 26t-$000 699-8540 desired, *uI not necessary. J3ood business. Full training, start today. al stale-of-the-art Wesl Bloomfleld Call 373-2540 . ' *Me Jo wor* long hour* a* needed, "WORD PROCESSING COOK• ' • • commission schedule. Can tun full Ask for Iff. Wesley. 462-^655 GRitl,HELP - days 4 nlohfs. Wiif health club. Competilrve wages .4 with •dmlhWlratfyw capabilities, APPLICATIONS oelna accepted for Short Order. Full or part time. Ex- time pay with pari lime work. For In­ flexible hour*. Continuing educaKirr BABYSITTER needed (n -JWt-l- -toowtedge 61 computers/word pro- V ^SECRETARY ; "JANltORlAL-DlSH. Person. Full" " . cettent wages 6 benefit*. Fa/mlng- ualn, flexible hour*. Apply in person terview cat!:. .: • 637-7343 HOME 4 HEARTH CRAFTS ' land home. Full time. MusfSfMown Bob Evan* Restaur>nt, 13911 Wanted: enthusiastic salesperson to 4 (raining workshop* oHered. - e**sor». and aUong orgahbattOTnal time Day position with occasional lon area. Can VTck):.' 477-0099 Celt '" 681*5214 transportation. Call Nanc^pl^ime. skll*. Quafified applicant*, please ' SALARY $17,000, , riighl 'equlremenl*. Appfy.'2-^>m, Middiebeit, Livonia. A SHARP SALESPERSON ' * show 400-quality hand-made Hem* large engineering firm require* ex- » : ~ COOKS • -Uiru in-H«me shows. Great incomel 729-7902 <• »#nd (MUM Icw-P. 0.. Box 300, Tue*. thru Frt.: Plymouth Bk». HELP WANTED'ALL PERSONNEL Wanted for loading Furniture Sales/ • BILLING CLERX i SouthtWd. Ml 48037c+ cal •; - •: ceflent typing 4 Knowledge ol word 41700 Ann Arbor Rd.. Plymouth Immediate openings. Apply In per Rental Showroom In Southfield/ No pressure salesl 313-724-1123 BABYSITTER heeded In my Bir­ processing (or project report*. Ea- All Shifts for restaurant In the Typing and 10 W experience J 353-3311. Ext. 217 son et Andoni'* Famfty OWng, 6709 Farmlngton. Marketing experience Hour* 10am lo 2:30pm. M<5n-Fr1 mingham home. 2 day* week. 6 am labiished firm, In busihes* 30 year*, BAKER • Full-time S Telegraph, Dearborn Heights Plymouth area Call alter 2pm. IF YOU'VE EVER CONSIDERED lo rpm., 2 children, non-smoker 453-1663 helpful. Call for Interview. 64.60 per hour. Non-smoker. Call • •• • ..'SECRETARY '• ,.- offer* excellent benefits. Can Today. CAKE DECORATOR • Full-time 56-6770 565-5514 A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE • preferred. 640-876? Please call Nan between 8am 4 4pm: 455-8300 Tempor a/y pc*Won with high poten­ ALL FEES COMPANY PAID Apply al: Baker'a Rack, HIRING: Kitchen help. 6 prep per­ tial for advancement. Required 550 Forest, Pfymouth, COOKS AUTOMOBILE OETAIlER- Century 23, Syburban 349-12^.^;^ HlER - Part lime lor Southfield BABYSITTER needed part lime in PERMANENT STAFF •TOPPAY sons, day or night. Also bus per­ our Oak Park home for 8 monlh old **Jll*: Type 60WPM. word process­ sons, (Jay orntoht. Appry al: MacK- Oue lo our rapid growth and expan­ area. Call Gerry a't - 967-0234 LIVONIA 59i-2221 .: BAR PROFESSIONALS . • MEDICAL INSURANCE sion we. are looking for an experi­ LINGERIE SALES woman. 3 or 4 baby girl. References, non-smoker. ing '«>rr\put4<**J8s (IBM or Mela Innco'*. 128 E. Main, Nortfivtile. days, I0am-5pm. Good salary, tortX axcttont phon* personality. Walt staff, hosl *utl. and barten- • PAID VACATION enced, hardworking dataller. Appry CHILD CARE Can after 5:30PM 548-69" der% for an upscale, dowrtown De­ • FLEXIBLE HOURS In person Tuesday thru Friday pteasanj working conditions. Expe­ Positions available lor part time Salary commen*urele with experi­ HOSTESS 4 WA1TSTAFF ._. rienced In selling women'* apparel. BABYSITTER needed In Edison ence. Qualified candidaie* should troit nightclub. Must have own Call Sweel Lorraine's Ca'e In South- 10AM-2PM. SUNSHINE ACURA teachers to-work afternoons Mon­ transportation. Evening hours and FuH 4 pari time. Apply. AWens Res­ LuLu's Lingerie, »2 Mile 4 School area, Westiand 2 school-age forward return* to: Oeneral Electric WORD field for interview. 559-5966 taurant. 9a/n-5pm.. 190 N Hunter. 34900 Grand River Avenue. Earm- day Ihru Friday with Infant*, tod­ weekends required. Call for an Inter­ ington Hills. Evergreen. 365-5599 dler* 6 pre-schooler*. Musi be able children. Day*, belore 4 alter Co., 25900. Teteoraph Rd., SouHh- Birmingham. school. CaH: 425-8003 Md. Ml.. 44034, AtlrU & Mcintosh. view 569-5535 or 965-2239 K lo organize 4 carry out activities COOKS .._.- CAREER Opportunity For sales ser­ MANUFACTURER'S REP ~%n Equal Opporturrfty Employer- • PROCESSING to sell equipment 4 supplies lo the with groups ot children. Benefit* BABYSITTER WANTED -.{gt..8-yr BAFlTENDEft 66.25 per hour. Exclusive W, Bloom- HOST/HOSTESS vice type Individual for well estab­ available lor some positions. Apply FuH or part lime, night*. ExceOenl field retiremenl '.complex . desire* lished lnsurance~company. Trainee Textile Induslry In eastern Michigan In person al KinderCare Learning Old son. Must have transportation. 4 RE. Ohio. Call 541-6283 References 330pm.7pm Birming­ '.SECRETARY TO V.P. wages 4 benefiis. F&rmlngton area. college student*, homemaker*, sen­ Beneflt*. above average wage 4 day salary S350. per wflek. 476-6611 Centers in Farmlngton Hills or : TO »18.000. Excellent benefit*: With OPERATOR C&flvlckl; ' 477-0099 ham area. 540-2312 iors or currently employed fooo ser­ hours, fun or part lime, The Original OFFICE' EQUIPMENT company Southfield proven ' secretarial, background. Work 3:30 pm lo nildiMghl at phar­ vice staff. Part time, full tlme.,dsy». Pancake House is looking for enthu­ " CAREER OPPORTUNITY ARTENDER Inhales 6 rinancial service industry. seeks aggressive Irtdividual for 36620 9 M ile (E. of Haggerty) BIRMINGHAM PROFESSIONAL .Word processing experience helpful maceutical company In Ann Arbor. evenings. 6^eflts.,Appf£d em lo siastic 4 energetic people. Apply In Outside Sales-Word Processor*. but will train quaTified Individual. ftime. Apply in person. Musi l*e to work with people Some 25005 Middiebeit (between 10 4 11) seeks mature woman for full time Medical or chemical terminology 6pm, 6950 Farm]nglon~RdA W. person between 2-4pm el 19355 W. > Fax. protected territories. Immedi­ day care ofjyr. old 4 light house­ Personnel Systems 459^ 1166 heipM. Will train eligible candidate Box Bar 4 Grill. 777 W. Ann Arbor coCoge required. Full training pro­ 38325 14 Mile (E. of Hsggerty) TraH. Plymouth. See Chip or Fran Bloomneld. 10 Mile. Southfield. ate opening. Contact Larry, 8am- 25354 Evergreen (at 10 MUel work. Excellent reference* required. on IBM 5520. gram. Insurance, Mutual funds, IRA. 5pm. Mon-Fri.. 356-2300 Call . 642-3720 :H SECRETARY:: BARTENDER - Nights experienced COUNTER HELP Smiled partnerships, disability .In­ CLEANING PERSON NEEDED onry. Appry in person; Nickya Dining needed In newly remod come. Excellent Income potential. 3 PART-TIME SALES POSITION 1 For residential cleaning, part time. CHILO CARE NEEDEO • $17,000 PLUS FEE PAID _ Cal^Beth 4 Cdctaiis. 755 W. Big Beaver. (W. HOST/HOSTESS year financing available. John H&h- with major food broker In confec^ iS 00 per hour. 622-5038 In my Birmingham home. 3 lo 4 days --^Thla-dVft«w»kv-flf0w4Ag--cc*pOf»le Ofl'75)Troy — •eied reslauranL-Must have $5 50 per hour. Exefuslve W. Bloom- cock Financial Service*. L-F.-Monrv ttonary sale*, experience- helpful, 90t week for^-Mcvoid. . - office I* seeking a poised, poflsbpd AnrrArbor" slicing machine' experl field retirement complex desires financial group. Call 9am-4pm.. Don but not necessary. wW train. Musi CLERK CaH 8 30 to 5 PM. 647-9770 . professional to assist their Human BAffTENOER college students, homemaker*. sen­ Kov(aIewskl. ClU have reliable car. Start at 66.00 per We have a position open for a per­ -: Resource* Manager/Legal CounseA 761-5700 Experienced. Appry at The Golden ence. Apply In person. ior* or currently employed servers. 559^)600 hour plus mileage. Vacation and manent part-time Clerk In the CHILO CAKE noeded lor 6 mo. old. • Knowledge, of toga) lerminology Mushroom'teiOO W. 10 Mj!e South- ERNIE'S RESTAURANT Part time, fuB lime, days 4 evening*. holiday pay. Send resume to: Southfield area In our Oata Capture my Berkley home or yours. Mon-Fri. and/or pecaonnel Benefit* a plus. field MUlRWOODSCiUARE Benefits. Apply: 8 am to Spfn, 6950 Oep't M.Q.. P.O. Box 1600, Farm­ Department. Responsibilities in T^arrwUjlOpm, roq'ulre references, - Minimum tyjwg ol 55 WPM. word Farmlngton Rd\. W. BloomPeld. lngton Hills. Ml. 48333. elude form preparation, coprlng 6 non-smoker, no pels 546-0984 V proeesjUng>«eri*nce and 3 pHi* . BENNiqANS' - Grand River at Drake CAREER SALES distribution-. Hours are very flexible •'- year*.. Secretarial experience "re- •Now hiring prep. cooks\- dishwastt HOSTPERSON: - Exclusive - South-- POSITION aYiiiablBTvith distributor Please contact.-.. WeodySmlth,- —t' CHILD CARE. -. responsible.. non­ KELL^- er»,line cooks Appry In petson, be­ smoking adult lo babysit V-4 and 8 • quired. Top benefit*. New plush off- CnuST^CS PiiZA now Wring Mana- iield restsuranl. Apply In person at- ""OPPORTUNITY" of handwear and headwear. servk> between 12:30pm-3pm. Monday- . K*.CaUTerinowat6W-Q«09 tween 2:4pm, Moo.thru Sat.. 40441 gers. Piaa Makerfc4_Prfver». 350 The Golden Mushroom; 18100 W. ing haroNvatd/horaexenter stores in Thursday, at 352-5900 year old. full time, my Southfield . Ann Arbor Rd.. Plymouth. venoy al Cherry Hill. Cair for more 10 Mile, Mon. thru. Fri. between 3-5 A very successful corporation is the greaiw m£u%Qelrotl area. Vehi­ home, own transportation 256-1660 -: ;• SNELLINQ & SNELLIUQ Inlormalion 695-1810 $£c-kirig"a"qoaTiri«d individual to Be­ cle furnished. prefeOetaS sale* ex­ SERVICES KITCHEN HELPER • tutJJime^Prep- come part of ineir new division and FARMER JAGK FULL CHARGE Housekeeper in perience Minimum 2 years college. r r -v. SENIOR CLERK :^.: BILL KNAPP'S OAY WAfTSTAFF 4 full lime short Ing. dishwashing, oeneral clea/i-up. FOQD_DJMONSTRATORS Troy Moo.-Fn. For cleaning.' er­ R<»*pon*ibfliti«« Include: Ming, sort- The •'KeByQirf People _ Introduce their-product to a new Send resume with work experience, • Not An Agency; Never A Feec--^. . 16995 Soutnteurel Park Drtve. order cook. Experienced.preferred. Pfymouth area. Caff Tim. Tues thru Tnariel. Base salary and commis­ noeded on.a regular bases starling rands, shopping, laundry 4 Ironing ' tng, maffing. typing,. rwtlchboa/iJ. Apply Cldvcrdale, 447 Forest at Ann salary requirement* and telephone Some travel. Must have reliable ear. Equal Opportunity Employer M/ F/H corner of 1-275 4 Stx Mae,'I* now SeL.9-5pm. 459-3691 sion. 1-2-years sales experience or number to: Jan. 1989. Weekday and .weekend cssNering actrrltJe*. Full time. accepting application* for full 4 part Arbor TtaS, Pfymouth, Ml BA.reooired.Pv6a: work available. Free Training. Call: tootles* driving record. 4 be bood- \J-U Fringe benefit*. Uvonla. : WORD PROCESSOR KITCHEN HELP WANTEO asecaa ALG Experienced only. Excellent salary. time bussing positions Oood pay Ms. Jenkins INTRO MARKETING. 540-6010 abte. No smoker*. No children, ttf—~- -- - 42t-S300.ext.300 with exceflent benefits. Apply In per­ DIETARY AIDE Cooks, Oishwashers. Bus People. 359RobblnjOr night*. Excellent salary plus bene- ^ -j-An Equal Opportunity Employer Call — :y - 568-5600 son anytime. Ask for Jerry or'Tlna Immediate part and tut! time open­ Salad Preps. Also Wait Stall! Troy*. Ml 48063 GO HOME EARLY - With Payl Part- Jil*. Can 9am-5pm 649-4665- ings available In the Dietary Depart­ Apply In person onfy between 1pm- 464-6363- '- PROGRESSIVE COMPANY seeking time Job pays up to $6.00 per hr. STENOGRAPHER f WOTTO PROCESSOR ment et FarmJnglon Nursing Home. 4pm: Fonte D' Amore, 32030 Good telephone 6 communication HOUSE CLEANERS Fun Time. Mature, accurate office Entry level word processor lor fast Experience helpful but win train W- Plymouth Rd.. Uvonla. ihe right Detroit based person lo needed lor north Woodward area . BUDDY'S - FARMINOTON HILLS calf on retaJ stores In southeastern skills. Start today! 261-7700 skill* T>ecei**ry. Own tran»porta- paced Sovihfteid company. Experi­ Now hiring vlduals with a good 'wc REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE Pari lime. Apply In person at theday* . 9:30am-6:30pm. Honest, re­ Start at 17.00 Per flour. We win fc/Tt&if rxjf&ino "nofr>6 In • Pty rrwutK, epefltng & orarnmar skills, send re- CailJadOe. ' 453-3953 *ld enthusiasti...... c. person t.o. manag_ e conditions. Appry. ask lor Jan: How­ Dissatisfied? Working hard withoul Livonia Family fMCA. 14255 Stark sponsible, hardworking, pleasant eomplelety train, Part-time. fa»t sgme-to DrverslIfie: d Recruiters Co. BURGERKING Its newest store. Be a pa/t of our ard's Beauty Supply. 33318 Grand regonltion or monetary reward? Rd. personality, loves children, non ' paced position" available morning* 27760 Novl Rd. »104 Novl. Ml. Now hiring - Oays 4 Afternoon* 01SHWASHER3- Day or Night , growth 4 success. Can 427-6229 River. FarmlnglOO, 477-5449 Contact me for details on how.you smoker, own transportation, refer­ . Sam to 2pm and Sal*. Answer In­ 46050 or can . . 344-670Q Premium Wages-Flexible Hour* - -• • " COOK-Nlghls may enter our new sta!e-of-lhe-art JANiTORlAL-Part lime: Wed.4 Sal. ence*. W. Bloom field area. 683-6362 coming customer Inquiries and di­ For Immediate Interview" SANITATION PORTER • Days MASS PROOUCTUION with dietary CLIENT CONTACT system packed with all the right Evening* 6pm-10pm. Make up to $7 rect cah*. Some clerical duile*. Ap<)tvJflrpefson 2-5pm No experience necessary • will i/aln. background and home.«tyie ability. Agency specia'ujng In Design 6 exe­ stuffi If you have the desire lo grow per hr. 5 Mile/Far mlngton Area 4 7 HOUSEKEEPER for Redford and -» /. _. ,.^-.-, - _j_ cution ol Merchandising Programs WORD 26333-Pord Rd, Garden City Appfy In person onry: Mon. thru Frt All around lood service background and have a professional altitude to­ M-e/TeiegraphArea. 775-7604 Novl homes. Good wage*. Musi Apply In person orify '': ' r between 2 4 4pm. desireable. Full time, good pay with tor national marketing client Is Inter­ wards real estate, call Mike: have own transportation. Can Eric National Credit Corporation __ _paecE ssoRs NorthvWe Charleys benefits. Must have good referenc­ ested in Interviewing 4 employing JAPANESE SPEAKING person lo 631-1923 . 70910rchard L**e at 14Vi+t3e $6-$ 10 per hour CASHIER es. Apply: 99 E. Foresl. Detroit. Ml: Contact Person to seTr4 service 525-9600 Iraln as Instructor. Part time. 41122W.7MileRd. HOUSEKEEPER - Hour* 2:30' . -.'..^WesiBloomrield.' Tremendous assignments available Maluro person. Part time, Northvllle Mon-Fri, 11am lo 2pm. Mrs. Laura Client business. Call afternoons. 354-0560 In the OearboOT, OeUoit and South- Desired Applicant Qualifications CENTURY 21 630PM Mon.-Frl Must have good, -"•-".'• 655-1565 .L,—-' Brandon. Manager Director. EOE. LABORATORY ASSISTANT fleld areas. Experience on: 11am-3pm, Monday thru DISHWASHERS • Written 4 Verbal Communication car 4 employmenirelerences. , -- CALL-IN TYPI3T --: • DtglialDesrnaw Day 4 nighl shift. Responsible, ma­ Hartford North " . Duiies'lodude shipping 4.receiving, Call after 7PM . 476-638? Friday In fast paced dell. MOUNTAIN JACK'S Capability washing glassware,.'Ejht mainte­ Desired high school graduate with • IBM PCCWordPerteet,lotus) ture attitude, experience preferred. • Fundamental knowledge of REAL ESTATE et*fy 10 type JOwpm. WordPerfect Apply in pefson. Appfy at The iolden Mushroom. , , o SALES MANAGER nance, courier task* and oilier du- HOUSEKEEPER, Manager. Nanny. Is seeking career winded, Industry Marketing Concepts (Education Must Bve In. Lovely 3 yev old girt, ft transcription experience pre­ ^ERNIE'S RESTAURANJ 18100 W. 10 Mile, Southneld or Experience) for new tuiury condominium devel­ lies as assigned. High School diplo­ _CALL._.._.-... wise Individual* lor ihe loilowirvg op­ ma and 3 years general work experi­ Top salary, needed Immediately. W, ferred. . - . . . ;•'-'- . Willingness to learn distribution 4 opment in Northwestern Suberbs. Bioomfieid area. ' 357-1740 Send ra«jmeyie«*y-.. ° - MUIRWOODSQUAR6 DISHWASHEHWANTEO portunities: ence. Dependable transportation i CONTEMPRA Part Time - Nights. ' . Consymer Marketing Musi be licensed, articulate, and -"-. BRKJHTONHOSXTAL" Grand River at Drake , Lunch Walt Staff Development - — --- we-foroomed. Contact Colette at required. Reply with letter to: Per­ HOUSEKEEPER _- 3-5 day*? hours : TEMPORARY PERSONNEL 36665 Plymouth Roed, Uvonla. Daytime Bu» Person sonnel Dept., 32740 Northwestern 12651 E-ORANOfWER CLOWN NEEDEO tor weekend ehjl • Sales Experience or motivation 851-8940, fiexeWe. become a part of our fami­ • - BRKJHTOfU*. 46116 ' 425-1830 Dishwashers Hwy.. Farmlngton Hills, Ml.,45018. : ; TODAY! drens birthday partie* at the new Part-time Bartender toward* Sales Invotvemonl REAL ESTATE SALES ly. Own transportation. W. Bloom­ ';'• - (313)2270211 -' Ground Round Restaurant In Uvo­ DISHWASHING PERSON needed, • Desire to build business LADIES give your sett ihe perfect fleld. 851-2923 An Equal C^porturVty Emptoyef. day ihlfi. l0am-4pm»Monday thru Pan-lime HoSl/Hostoss qualifications lor persona) growth Now is the Ume to improve 1989. V 563-5900 nla. .17050 S. Laurel Park (al 6 MOe Part-llmo Expediter . Try a career In sale* and marketing. gift, your own business. Sen UVE-tN COMPANION - For spry, 6 1-275 across from Jacoosen's). Friday. Livonia Restaurant. COMPENSATION wlUbe-CorYipetl- Several different positions open, In­ UndercoverWear Ungerie^it home .' .-.-1 : •-.-.:- ': ' 525-7640 tivety commensurate with experi­ elderly gentleman in downtown Oe^ Mu>t be greal with kid*. In addition lo our dean environment cluding management. Also looking partie*. Unlimited earning*, free Iroft. Non-Smoker, must have driv­ y 50SH#*p Wtnbdi Food-B*v«w Apply in person. ~'' '••*,••":; -|. -.' 6 up-scale atmosphere, you'll entoy ence 4 qualification*. AH business training, small investment. 349-6225 •". ./^- EXECUTIVECHEFj-imr: lor new construction sales and man­ er's licenso. CaJl evenings, 626-4121 a frenefltl•'package that includes operating expenses are paid In ad­ agement. Agenl Interested In devel­ COCKTAIL SEFIVICE Experience For day shift. Monday thru Friday. dition to personal eompensaVon 4 MARKET RESEARCH Established east side, restaurant. profit sharing, paid vacations, meal oping our existing AAA Leasing 4 - Part time. LIVE-1N domeSHC help wanted. preferred. Day* 4 evening*. Appiy at discounts 4 medical Me insurance. benefiti. Please Apply 11 This day*. NO SALES. Some typing Great opportunity to work in beauti­ the Golden Mushroom, 18100 W. 10 Resume required. For interview eel Position Interest* You 4 You Have Management Division. For eonflden- between 8 em ft 11 em: .693-6656 llal Interview, call Gary al 522-6000. skit'.s, Birmingham location. Ceil ful surroundings. Reliable Individual MiieRd.Southfieid ---. . For Immediate consideration, please Some of These Qualification*. Wgmla alter 4PM 647-9500 Submit your reply, along wllh a briel needed lor housekeeping. Tue*.- RU5Y TUESDAY COOK FOOD SERVICE POSITIONS apply In person Mon. through outline ol your qualifies Cons, to: REAL ESTATE TRAINER MATURE COUPLES, or Individual*, Sat. Two children 4 and 13¼. prf- FuD 4 pari lime, apply in person Bdx New cafeteria opening soon, Farm- Thurs., 2-5pm MARXETING , Excellent compensation awaits you. looking to supplement income (or vate Irving quarter* and excelled Bar 4 GrOl. 777 W. Ann Arbor Trail. mgloA Hais area, FWl lime, Mon. 26855 Greenfield P.O. Box 6050 Looking lor an experienced Real Es­ part time cleaning evenings; west­ salary. Reference* required. Be,- RESTAURANT Pfymouth. see Chip or Fran thruFACaS 353-8170 Southfield Franklin. Ml. 46025 tate Trainer or an experienced full ern suburbs. Call Jim alRA.N0. come a member of our f smlly. 626-1576. After 6PM, 626-0210 POSITIONS available for ex lime Salesperson who possesses 562-5503 COASTLINE STYLES l* hiring sales the ambliion and ability lo become enced' bartenders 6 wait staff, ell OFFICE CLEANING - In Novl and LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER. Roorfr •^••^^Hi^viG^--^: 506 Help Wanted Sales -shift* available. Apply. at. HiOslde,- people, assistant ffvanagera a cleri­ an ln-house trainer for tocaity owned ptu* board plus salary. Southfield cal help. Sale, skate. 4/or snow- real estate office in beauutut Pfym- Northvtlie areas. Evenings Mon.-Frl. 41661 Plymouth M. Pfymouth- Great for homemaker, experience Area. Some babysitting required. , :W« Ruby Tuesday's, a gtOup of full service '453-2002 boarding, experience preferred. oulh Twp. Aa Inquiries win be' Can - , 258-6228 Sate* expertencerequlrod.682-2601 CONFIDENTIAL preferred. 326-3365 specialty restaurants owned by Morrison Inc;, SOUS CHEF ^ LIVE-IN: need part lime help for CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION SALES Call DOUG COURTNEY OFFICE CLERK Fine ItaHan restaurant In Troy seek-. part lime, lor law firm In Farmlngton male Invalid "Bedroom, bath 4 si(» located throughout the Southeast,- Midwest & Ing an experienced Soy* Chel. Progressive tr.avel.egency needs ag­ ting room In comfortable home plus gressive tales person lo market cor­ REMERICA Kills, lor maintenance and errands. Can 4 ask for Greg; 689-6920 Must have car. 626-5000 board 4 modest salary. Nor\- suburban Detroit areas— A new restaurant For 37 years a tradition of quality Real porate travel services In. Southfield/ HOMETOWN REALTORS smoker, non-drinker. References. • WA1T14 BUS postions available, wi Birmingham Area. Unjque commis­ OFFICE HELP-PART TIME 349-6449 with a new ideal, we're looking for the Very best Esiate Brokerage has been our Hallmark at: time day*. Several part lime 4 furl sion plan. Sue 647-5748 420-3400 ••. .* Typing, lighl bookkcoping, lime evening positions available. In­ RETAIL COMPUTER CENTER Is oeneral clerical. MATURE WOMAN needed lo cere c'.4 people.;-/ . v Wejr, Manuel, Snyder(k Raiike, Inc. terview 2pm-9pm., Mon. thru Sun. S'r.t CUSTOMER RELATIONS looking for career minded sales per­ Can 592-6585 for my 2 son* (2 4 4) In my Retford '**. • Work with aorrve of Michigan's highest* Guernsey Farms.Oalry. 21300 Nov) People needed. ExceOenl work envt- sonnel, experience wllh Apple Ma- home. Transportation needed. , ,1» ,. Waft Staff, Kitchen Staff, Bartenders, Hosts, R^.NOrthvtBe . - 349-1466 ronmerrryorowth In our marketing ctntosh, MS-DOS computer Is pre­ OFFICE HELP - 2 person office. . _ 536-6976 earning Real Estate Sates Associates. It's department due to promotions. Co- ferred. Send resume to-RetaH Com­ Flexible hour*. wUl train. 33160 In­ -*•*•«• . WAIT 6 KITCHEN 8TAFF MATURE WOMAN 10 Hve In 5 days, Bus, Dishwashers and Management applicati­ reps en)oy $2000 base, benefit* and puter Center, Department AM, dustrial Rd.UvojIa. 422-2280 *>v contagious. Due to an extremely active Monday thru Friday. Day shift. Incentive* representing Fortune 600 to care lor 2 small children,' end Can between 8 4 11 am. 29316 Orchard Lake Rd., Farming PART TIME DRIVER Wanted - Mon home. Experienced, non smoke/ ons being accepted. Highest wages paid to start.. residential real estate market, a limited company. .Applicant* must be ton Hills, Ml 48018. -893-6656— sharp, enjoy people, and hard work­ 4 Wed mornlno 9am, to drive stu­ with reference* only. 737-.2022 It's a great opportunity,to work ir> a beautiful number of sales gpsltlons are currently ing. Company witSna to train quali­ dent to OCC orchard Ridge Cam WAIT PERSON ' SALES MANAGER' pus. from Southfield. 352-8452 NANNY for 3 children. Bloornfie^ available. For Information-about training Full or part time. Days or night*. fied eppiicani*. Ceil for In tervlevr> ;• HiH* area." 25^30 hour* per weeK restaurant with secure, first-class operations.. Good wages 6 benefiis. Farmlngton v. 637-7066 $46,000+ NO FEE PART TIME vO' and opportunity, call: Major communication* %m offer* Non* smoker* with car. Releience* Apply in 'person Twelve Oaks Mall, Upper area.CanVickl: • ', •' s. 477-0«i>99 top benefit*, exeetlenl salary, career Progressive security oompiny seek* Can ' . 7 362-3504 EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETER hard working dependable, people to tw 6 growth 4 Incentives! Need .4 yr. de­ l Rochester - ^: r WAIT PERSON . Wanted.for Southfield Fortune 500 work a few evening* pefweek. Suc­ NIGHT HELP - ' Uvel near Lord & Taylor, beginning Tuesday, company.' Established account* 6 gree. 2-5 yre. sales management. -.- ,*• _,• Full 6 pari lime, apply In person Box cessful applicant* musi have fu8 for elderly woman. CaH, leave ' w^ tr,> BillJ«mnlck 6514500 6v 6 Grill, ?7? W. Ann Arbor.Trall, sale* teads provided. Salary, com­ EMPLOYMENT CENTERII640-4130 January 3rd, daily"9 i.m.-6pM: .' time employment, reliable vehicle, message . 549:122/ Plymouth, See Chip or Fran mission 4 fuB benefits. Please re­ very stable work background. $6- spond to: Box 446. Observer 4 Ec- SALES PERSON for wholesale dis­ PERMANENT Bve-In housekeeper Troy/Blrmlngham/Bloomfieid Hills .^ WAIT PERSON - Full or part llrpe. ce,ri(r!c Newspaper*. 36251 School- tributor lor waikln customer* and to »7/nr. DonY wait! 424-9773 for semi-ambulatory male *trokb -••-.'.;-K« Apply In person al: Kooey Island crall Rd., Uvonla. Michigan 48150 take phone order*. Must be outgo­ patient. 11 Mile 61-75. Musi be able ing, reliable. Full time. Compeillrve PARf-IIME TYPIST : JackCloud .••?. ' 6W-7300 Inn, 37125 Grand River at Halsted' for morning hour*. Must be accu­ lo drive. Sundays off. $450/mo.+ Rd.. Farmlngton. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP pay wllh paid holiday*, medical 4 room4boa(rJ.557-6679; 752-6609 denial. Apply. Tyndefl Photographic, rate. Farmlnglon. $4 50 an hour. Is expanding! Choice areas avail­ Please calf: 476-2334 Plymouth/Northvllle/Canton ~T V WATT PEBS0NS tO>wo*k Day*.6 able. Start'your own business, pan. 26721 Plymouth Rd., Redlord. PERMANENT, ih-e-in, non-smokmg lime. Subsidy paid. CaH 657-3266 : : Nlghls, Bu*" Persohi. Carry-Out 4 SALES PERSON needed for furni­ PART TIME wanted - general ser­ houskeeper wanted lo care for 14- •';;;:;.*a^j»;|^ny;:v; ';^; 455^000 Delivery. Also heed pan time Bar­ ture «lore. Full-time Include* hourly vice trainee, hour* 3-7pm, Mon thru month-old 6 household duile*. tender and Dishwasher. Appfy in wage plus commission, benefits and Frt Good opportunity. Call Bob ' From 8 pm Mon. to 8 am Sun. Owh person: Rickshaw Inn, (Orefharu d bonu*; Experience preferred, Apply 35^-0450 prlvata room. W. Btoomfleld-jrei. West Bloomf leld/Faf mlngton Main, 6407 Orchard Lake Rd. FREE Orchard Lake 4 Pontiac TraH. Expe­ -I' r'-" - REAL ESTATE SALES TRAINING In person 10am lo 6pm, Tues. thAi PORTER. Jighi maintenance! for re­ Birmingham/Bloomfleld Hills West Bloomfleld. 8al. House Ol Denmark, 355J5 rience 4 reference*required. Excel- Come and grow with No. 1. Call tirement home, part time, possibjy Jentp-sy.Xaifafier8pm.-i- 661-7402 Paul KOepke $51*5500 WATT PERSONS ? wanted for Kalian Mary, Sales Manager, PtymouthRd.,L,lvonla .'•. ' furl time. $4."10 per hour, hedfofd family restaurant. Experienced pre­ area. 531-6612 SITTER WANTEO for fVsl grade girl ferred but wW train. Celt for appoint- - 8ALES PERSON WANTEQ itfa school, 3:30 to 6pm In HuHeld- «.'i-. CENTURY 21 Fua lime wiiri some experience. Mir­ |i-S ment . .. 455-5210 menlary school area, Livonia. '» :'i Your Real Estate 625-7700 acle Wedding Village, Dearborn Ht*. RECEPTIONIST - Southfield, *elf- Calt: 464-6641 i' C-v Twelve Oaks Mall WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE. INC. WAIT 8TAFF 4 BARTENDERS . Serving Western Wayne ...--^62-1010 motivated, professlonsi, phone*, or­ AM 6 PM shifts. Apply.wtthln. Mon.- THIRO PARENT/Grandma for 2 kids 4 Oakland Counties 8AIES REPRESENTATlVE(Outs)d*) der*, custoemer service,-accurala »•4." *^_ REALTORS (5 4 9) with 2 working parKtr~^ Frl., 2-5PM. Unde Louie'*, 25641 FURNITURE Sales/lnierior Design, typing, some computer experience, Plymouth Rd, Redfbrd. For electrical dlsirlbulor. • Experi­ Weekday*, 2pm-'« dinner prepara­ position* available at Newton Furni­ ence preferred. WJ consider experi­ $6/hr. Fee paid. Lot* Ray Petsortfiei ' • --^59-0560 tion. Uoht housework. Reliability r . WAfTSTAFF/UUNORY ture westside store* and also- Ann enced Inside person ready to move critical.Non »moker. W. Bloomfleld. Needed full or part-lime hour* to Arbor, for staffing. May Include day, lnto*a)es. . 421-9300, exl 300 SALESPERSON - for pel shop. 25- Send k II er of Interest wilh retereoc- suite. Apply in person Double Eagle, ev< ning and weekend hour*. Do you An Equal OpporlOnity Employer. 30 hour* per week. Over 21 year*. e» to: Box 4S4,-Ob*ervor 4 Ecoeo- 6725 Rochester Rd. Troy , have Interior design irainlng or slm • i ,»J INTERESTED IN SELLING Sales Apply lo person oofy Amailng Ani­ tric Newspapera, 36251 Schoolcraft pl'y' a flair for decorating? fofer-.tiapotentia.l mal*. 36374 Ford Rd., YVettland, W. Rd ,Itvom*, Michigan 48150 WAIT STAFF. NIGHT OlSHWASHER lor Mll lime pay while worWnjworWnfjl pari ol Wayne Rd. '-" ^ REAt ESTATE? -Wed, ^hurs^a-Frt^dOSlng *hiit*^4im«-hc^«v_Caa-Newton Eumiiuje^ WANTEO: Person, one day a week, Apply wllhlrv O'SHEEHANS. 35450 , 525-0030 --RETAIL SALES SHOE 8ALC3 - periOO_»*JlUflt to dean Imatl apartpy n> .dn ASSOCIATE WTTH TWO OEKB|LATION OF SUCCBSS Grind PJver, or can ... 474-8484 Part-lime 4 full lime position av>a- RBCTAURAOT * BAR & GATHERING PLAC£ GLOBAL MERCHANDISER laundry and grocery shop. Call . ., COMPUTERIZED* •" abia.'Appr/ Ehdlcott Johnson 477-9646 Shoes. Wonderland Man. No can*. • CONSUMER NETWpRK -. -. . PART TIME WORKING MOM »eek* morning 6 ( Well trained ulcipenonilnYe »n •fvunugel 506 Help Wanted ' OETROITAREA SNACK BARPERSONS after school care for 8-year-old. W. The busiest Tiew restaurant in BxctUent training progriuTil including: Sales looki.->g for new member*, aocounl wanted for private-social club in Bloomlieid area. Permanent posl- 7 itps , end neUork managemenl Discover how you .can iurn exVa Westiand, night* 4 weekends. Musi lion. Excellent wage. 663-5253 FREE Pre-llccnse'ciasses for ©.uallfied Individuals. personnel . t;,xe (Mo extra Income. Atbcrio- be 18. L*»ve message 622-6667 Rochester Hills is now accept- EARN$18K^$30K Cutver is seeking Individuals to work A superb proven system fyr ell ex­ 19 hours a neek. who Own their own TELEPHONE 8AIES 509 Help Wanted Part-full lirr* • flexible hours isting professional A worklng'clit* Permanent cart lime, am or pm ing applications from high- BARN ?6* WITH NO HJDDBN COSTS! High energy ir.dMduaislritei tiled in car and are willing to drive within a Inoirld^ais with l.mitcd hrre 4 a 50 mi'e rad>us of Iheir home. You shift* available. Apply Mon. inru Couplet learnir j tnlcri'w Decqratirg Pio.en rccd lo ge.-eratd rr.or'e ii.cj wi be responsible tor seeing and APARTMENT MAINTENANCE calibre, enthusiastic people to BERMINOHAM BLOOMFIELD HILLS .-ric.-thar.diilM^our brarxj* lo local *e!tRd,'Garden City. 26t-29?0 learr,. A5k Icr Iniorlor Oecoraior • Call 24 K- rr^Ssasailr-ef,* d»t3is JTMSORRBNTIN'O BILLNISONOBR - :. 553-250) ' .-' food drujranoT*W»-rT£rcfia.*,<}ising VALET PARKER ^lhthe-fbllowing^ppsitions:-— 660-lJX) -»ccovr4«T-We- otfer-*f en-hour- pfe* 647.1900' " 646-1800 204 a fnjia and w(H provide Ihe train­ Couple needed lor apartment com­ plex In nlce_«uburbjr\ area..Must be ing ricoded lo put you on »olid fool­ Part time lunch and yighi*, South- ing. TW» position v.fli NOT .lead to experienced tr> tlearVng 6 al phase* • VVaitpersons 518 Education & Instruction deld arealHourly p»y, $3 60 lo »lari. ol maintenance. Apartment. «alary NORTHVULB -• PLYMOUTH..:. fuR lime employment. Please send .L 651.lS34of 398-1991 resume lo; • plu* benefits. 8end letier or resume -.--•;• Bussers CHUCK PAST DARLBNBSHBMANSKI to: Apartment Maintenance. 29260 34M5I5 453-6800 .7 BOX 4 50 Franklin Rd , Suite 128, Southfield, OBSERVER 4 ECCENTRIC 508 Help Wanted Ml 48034 '.-.'. • Hostesses NEWSPAPERS Dotitettlc ^: 36251 $choc4cratl APARTMENT MANAGER (Couple)- ROCHBSTER TROY (- Uvonla, Ml, 48150 ADORABLE INFANT need* mature, ineeded for large complex In CHnton • Kitchen Associates MANAGER. ;ANORUPHX> . j Art Equal Opportunity Employer respon»it>!e woma^ nort»moker, Twp. Apviment plu* M'ary. Experi­ for loving care In my home. 7AM- enced only. 754-5420 u , 853-0200 689-3300 TELEMARKETING REPS - WiB train 4PM, Mon.-Fr|. Mu*tdrlve.«56-2<19 wM. pay- Musi warn lo earn |6 an MATURE COUPLE ^_y? would like to_work with experience In maintenance and 7 GOOD MONEY 8TABT8 hour. Day sWh.¢.30-3713374 Farm- AIDE to Rvo-h for acitve di»*b!ed :-1 ^LlVOffiyf WESTBLOOMFIBU) WgionPd,Livonia 622-3773.ext.15 middte-aoed woman.' Musi fiU*. cleaning for senior cWreo hlgiwlse I >. flexible hours in a fun envirpn- WITH A GOOD CAREER Salary chi*. room 6 board. Eve*.. Nitional company wllh opod beoe- 1 I LX)NKAMBN . .DALB RICHMOND., TELEMARKETING • PLUS, pftarma- Sun.4'«l» aptrtmeni.AflerJpm 661-0420 i are*. Excellent pay, relerencei needed,- 646-3298 • flESlOENT MANAGERS i .^ 70 North Adams Rd, . OFFICES AMERICAN TRUCK DRIVING SCHOO, Malura couple needed lor 40 unit 0< Century2V - BABYSITTER, M lime. In our t '•':•••'•'••- l t psrden apartment complex In Rod- (frt, the Meadow Brook Mail) ATDS Advantage • Btoomfieid Hin» home (17 Mae/Teie- ford Michigan. Experience In gener­ graph Arta> for 4 6 6 yr.' old*. Non al carpeniry, plumbing, minor etec- CALL N0WI 1-800-999-8024 W» ar« rr«mber» Ol fry* BOSfd of smoker wiin recent local reference*. Realtor* and an award winning off. iricai, hot f tier baw board heating /chuiertzer ExceOenl drrvtng record . Lighl required. Salary *nd_ben«fiti com- X*l Be aware of ho-* successful you housekeeping, dob tYtDable Imme- can bo: Ask lor Barbara.. 528-0920 mensural* wllh opcWnce.-Ask. M J: diaiely.Caa 737,-Ofti? Mr.EdwardONem. . '355-9400 .. f

ti. /-.',_*. Monda/, January 2,1089 04E •5a mrWpWtnted_ 518 CMW Cert •Tr 511 Education ' «2LoeUFotmd 702 Anttqwe IMUtom* ':••/ ' 814 Campefs, Tracer* Waa^ e^Sajf/^afja^p ex %FpeTe^sW . Couptee CHILO CARE PROGRAM. for Met LOST: Berrnes* cat • Short hair ; Almtrwctk>n OftkeEqoipmetit ; * MotOfhOWH 4*Whte| Drive* FUBTWOOO, 1849 faroughern. One - 8 week* to 4 yr*. of toe. Certified Hack mat*, j 1 years old. gold ay**. DOLL REPAIR owner, new: car trade, Teachers. Pen time A fun time pro- Neutered.'.'Garden CiTy ares Antkw* do».f*«tof*Oon,.modarn CANNON NT-270 COPIER wftft av- OOOGE MINI MOTOR HOME 1977, CMC 1948 816 Jimmy, 4x4. V6. eu- RESIDENT REMEDIAL r^WrrO TUTORING |4.984..ifin** Park Unpoin Mercu, -grams. Located Irt Uvonle. «25-5707 Reward- '.' .-.-. Ce« 645-1990 dot \ (eddy bear repairs, plu* writ. Tomatic Oocurr>ent Feed, enlarge­ 22-, »4,000 ma**, aw. futfy aetf oco- lomatki, power wearing, brake*. M Wn. lalned,*»*^>« 6, ¢4,200. 657-5*95 power, loaded wHh ooikxt*. muet EXPERIENCED, QUALITY Mhee BicomWd horn*. Wsyne Slat* Urti- LOST; Calico cat. 8 yu. old.-*iand«f Part* - Wtg* - Ctotha* - Del furnl- 11x17 papa/ u*y. 27 coplea per aee (0 appraciata. 67,000 maea. Ex HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM Day Care. Al »94« welcom*. goyare verfJry Instructor, 655-6557 8£VILLC, i9e«.Lowiri*e*.1owne/. A gens*. VTcWty Forest A Avondala. tura A Accesaorie* avaftaWa. Baaw mlnui*. Many oiher feature*. WH. 8TARCRAFT - 19*« poo^p (*r?. P***n' t-^^- condition- : «7000 . .447¾»22 4 lo manege 40 wnH apartment com­ U*««MWdleWt. 461-0272 oew car trade. »12,900 J-ltnee Park munity In suburban area. Ideal for Reward,. 926-8436 UM setection of Bisoua, Cpmpo, CalPal, 657-3600 er, 8 person, with fKoaeeoriee, ex­ 454 engine, Uncoln-Mercury . ^. 424-3044 retire* coupH with pension or soda! 519 Nursing Care Wax A Hard Plastic Sofls. Bring your cellent condrtJon, »1,000. 633-6714 GMC 1848, on* ton, THE NANNY NETWORX, INC. LOST CAT: Blue gray, Spayed 4 tfa- wcurily, WiH train. Ce» Mr. Thorhp- "Ptflanla" A mak* 11 vl«>t 10 Iha loaded, garage kept. Make oner. Nannie* A Mother*' Helper* c»«w«d. VWnity of Brook Wd A Ray- CONFERENCE Table (6 ft almond " llamMon.-Frt ARE . YOU LOOKINO (Of home Woodartand of Old Fashioned Dot* ,642-2772 -_Son.P Llve-Jri/out, M time/part ilme. health car*, nujslng home ptace- burn, Uvonta. * 427-85» formica), 2 erne! metal tale* deeks. 880 Chevrolet Pre-screened. CM 939-5437 A To>t at Tha Dob HoMlieJ A Toy «16 Auto*Truck ment or other long Term care eJter» Soldier Shop, 12 Mia, metaf crederua, execuVve wood JEEP. ^964 CJ-T; Renegade. Hard 352-3800 LOST: CAT, tortg-halred orange CAPRICE 1974440. 4 speed auto­ natives? Emp*-Car*» case mana­ 643-3115 desk. 3 frMvei deek chairs, 0 execu­ PatlsASffVrce top, new tire* 4 wheel*;, svper.con- male, coflar/iag: 12-16-66, Orchard matic, pewer ateerVia^akjaa/wln- SOUTHF1ELO • experienced onry ger* ah help. c*j 455-1061 Won.-Sal, 10-5 tive rwfvei chairs Bavin Cop** drtion,OrVy»4,49J..' :•:" ,\ ,: Frl. 10-7 ALLEN EMISSION ANALYZER dow* A lock*, ear, body need* aome managers wanted (or lovely 84 unit 518 EWetyCife La*e/8hliwas*e*. Reward 476-8629 (needs repair). 10 ft -formica video 8TARKH1CKEYFORO . 4 g*» unit, approxlmatery 2 year* work. S840 or beet offer. Oeyt, hi-rise apis. Include* »*!sry plus apL control console. Leave message: ' -:-•; .6344174 ''••• 5 LOST«Dec. 24 male grey tiger cat. dd, axceftenl condrtion. »3500 or B7-7454 eve*, 444-734 J...... v 634-9340 or 55 7-0W *-• JtA^rm ?2 P(<>'*H»on«1 Charnwood Hill* Aral. - Troy, RAJNBARREL ANTIQUES 254-511S $-10.1965 BLAZER 4x4. AutomaUc. . ABLE AIDE8. COMPANIONS 114 N Main, lower level. Chettaa, best offer. 649-4741 CAPRICE 1842, automatic, power __tervkei reward. , ,;. .rMftJ?4? ak» Jahoa. packapa. alar 6o.^7jOOQ M. LPWS.U^rifljilttyelAide* ,. Ml, Open Mon.-S*t,-10-6. Country PfTHEYHJOWES model-6eOO-Po*- FOUR TIREB- B.r"Oooh>fr| A'general line. 476-6765 lerraln; 12 5133 - $250. complete FM trtereo,; fxceSent condHlon. TIC ELDER-ASSISTANCE mating scale. $2»00r>est offer. BOB WILKIN" alcohol or drug porblem*. New brown .A Wo* «y». Inkstef A Ford 421-2662 $1600. -t- 443-4212 Bonded _53oY1307 Rd. area Reward. 276-2^93 Cat 9am-5om, 256-4)400 :.-^- "Catling A Juggling group* starting In Jan. Chemical de- SUMMIT PLACE MALL - Anticjua CAVAUER RS. ,r»47 - Alnometie, For children ol £n »g«* A Caring Per»on In Yen* Horn* Pendency, Adult chUd. Co-depeod- Show A Sale. Telegraph at EMibeth 6ECRETAR1AL OiSK, - OdOf pvtty. fufry loaded,refurr-taurn wheeta, cue-, Lake Rd. Jan 1 thru Jan 8th. Mai 820 Autot Wanted GORDON/ 897-8209 .' NURSE AIDES ency, Women* Hsue*. Contact Bar• 603 Health-Nutrition when new cost »500; «ua look* new lorn Interior/ rwrtprpofed. Ine»ud*ig bar* waiiaro* al Jensen Counseling hour*. For Information '778-3416 4160. 669-4410 (ranafarable warranty. ,«7400. f*> CAROLE'S MUStC FOR UFE. 8oto HOMEMAKERS-LIVE-INS Center*. 476-441» tween 74 8 pm:" \ ^ 441-4^44 •-h Pianist or Duo/Trto/Qu*r1«t. 8*ch WetflMlote_ AUTOS&TRUCKS fJMALL OFFICE desk_A^cha!r, per IFQRO ROAD IN GAROEN < to Boogie. Ja4 & Classical. AH Oc­ WANTED *_ In your home or hospital room RESUMES-ARE YOOPREPAREO? GOT THE MUNCH1ES7 Found.soma TOatratti (eci condrtion. Also new cherry) B€R£TTA 4 CORSICA. ,184t: Al casions: Lea sons alSQn 851-3574 Per tonal Cere-Meals-Housekeeping Oid you know mora people find Jobs desk. 464-0748 TEMPO'a*. ESCORTS _ '4: extra Inch**? Lose weight fast. Doc­ YOURS A MINE CRAFT STORE M27-6200. have automatic; air, -«t*rao- *nd Reliable,Courteous Service In January than any other month? tor recoftimended. Al natural, safe. CHSCJOCXEV ASlNGER Is having • Moving Sale. Everything 4WHEELOR1VES mora. moaf have very low mAe*. insured. Bonded. 24 K/. Care Resumes' • professionally prepared aaay.Asklortfarcy, 4624706 Starting at »7,795. ,' , , All Occasion*. (writien & printed). 95% success half off.located efc 6689 MWdlebeft TANNING BEOS For sale wtth 35 • Ga-'orei 1 CaJI Rose: 455-1944 • rate. Job.search 6 Interview, tech­ .-1 HAWAIIAN SP1RUUNA " m Garden City. J127-

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/ fK6B*v O&t Monaay januar, 2 ' ^Si* «74 MffCUfy 876 Okfemobito 8»PofiH#c 880 PofttiM ORANO MARQUIS 1060, loaded. CUTLASS, 1968 L8. Loaded. Must FORMULA 350 - 1968.17,000 mUefc 6UNBIRO 19*6 8E -red, 2 door. 6 65,000 mHesV good WKRflon. $2200 aea\Be*1ofler 684-137« Alarm. Extended warranty. Red. speed, cassette, *un roof, Eagle 8T orbesioffdr, 464-9745 Loaded. $10,600 firm. ties, 60.000 ml**. $4^00.6+64353. DELTA '68 • Royal Brougham 1963- 6v**./347-2f«7, D*y*/661-1390 MARQUIS 1985. Brougham, wNte. 2 door. axe«*^reondJiioo, 67,000 SUNBiRO.-IMZSE. *u1om*0o. *Jr, blue Irilerlor.- 3 i V6, most opOon.> ml)**. $6900. Ever 642-7924 ORANO AM 1966 LE, loaded, excel­ cruise. UK, anvfrrr- C4»**;\ <»;r >. v.'iidi- MERKUR, 1965 Xfl2.403 MARK VII. 1960. 4 door, one metk tionifi^. p^.Aci iu^ (; c,ir t.lt aotoiiMt- crbestofier. . />6%}073 cuious owner, and It looks H*»,HJ fuDy loaded, excellent condition. great shape. $1200. CHEVy/SUBARU • Can for detan*.,.Hir>es Park Unookv From $7,995. -961-1944 Plymouth Rd. - Just West of 1-275 882 Toyota STARK MCKEY FORD ic. /eai defroster » LTD 1973. must sea. leaving tovm. Mereury - -• 425-300« HORIZON 1966.4 door, mkit condi­ CEUCA, 1945, OT. Red. *unroof. 6 "0" Body rough, engine needs choke ,^. 63M178 . ... 453-4600 .-H tion, 27.000 careful mBes, automat­ speed, air. *tef ep. *4oy_»h*ei<. ex- 1 Was Ml,128 work. FV»t otter take*. «43.137» MARK VII, 1968. ISC. 12.000 m3e». ORANO 8AFARI 107« Wagon, cesent condition. *760uV45?-'17f7 " *- J stored winters, loaded, extended 8ABLE 1987 LS Wagon. VS. auto­ ic, air. cruise. After 7PM. 350-0042 dean, loaded, excellent condraon NOW ."if' in .; r| SAVE LTD 197S • MTsbe wegon, , warranty, rust proofed, traction lock matic, air, power windows 6 locks, Inside 4ouC$750/be*l. .4254389 CEUCA. 1987 QT8. Very tow DOWN!* condition, new tire*, loaded, 1900. 6 alarm system. $18,800. After cruise, lit, stereo, OoiXM dash, Im­ 680Pontlio $10,995. - , *662.7630 6:30pm " 453-6627 maculate. 15,000- mJes.-Extended PONTtAC T-1000.1982 - Oood con­ * STARK HICKEY FORD $ wvranty. $*1,<00.r. 274-9439 dition. Many new parts. $1500 or 6344178 . TRUCKS TOWN CAR, 1963, Signature^ertes. CATALINA,- 1072, Am-fm stereo, LTD, 1978. 4 door, automatic,, am- run* good. $950.- -<<* -> -631-9149 best offer. 397-2173 4 wheel drives 19 to choose lm, good winter" transportation. Excellent condition.- very dean, 8ABLE f 1987 station wagon. Lead­ CEUCA. 196«. Super red! $10,000. 7495 «76. • . 628^326 MustsefL$66O0.> est •1053 ed, 27,000 mles. asking $10,000. FiERO. 196« QT. V-«. red. auiomat- P.ONTLSfc 6000 LE 1983-Loaded.' Leave me*sage during day'o r ca"t Days. 273-2903. eve*. 937-01» very dean, rnvst set. $3950. . ESCORTS TOWN CAa «64 SIGNATURE Se­ ki, air, sfereo, power window* A iher'6pm, , ¢23-02^ — LTD, 1084, 40,000 ",»&*», power locks, sunroof. Uk« new $«.W J Caidays. - J62.-3535. 40(e*tOCk steering, air. AM-FM, cruise, Ml. ries. FuOy loadedl $5,695. SUPRA i960. *h*rp car, 6 cyBnder, rear derrost. blue. S4700 650-2182 STARK MCxetFORp-__ 875NI«4«n PONTWC 6000 8TE 196«. maroon, EFI. 5 speed, leather, new-Plrea TEMPO'S - 53«-«17« -• ' power "sun roof, loaded, exceflent Ure*, run* great. $2500. 355-5945 .?-•.•- MUSTANG LX -.1962. Good cortff- T0WNECAR. 1987 - Loaded. Prem­ OATSUN B210 1978. stick sMft. ^QORDON-- condWon; 17,600.-,—- 462-1763 Good Selection - lion. White. 4 blade Automatic. Air. good running condition. $300 or TERCEL 1960. New Ores, brake*. -t ••••.''. ium sound. Blue dear coat. Clean. POMTIAC 6000. 106«. AV, AmFm. »2500.640-770«, O/ 478-324« 29.000 mites. $15.400. .464-2624 best offer. After 5pm, 474-2517 5 4>eed. 2« MPO. OependaWe- . MUSTANG "OHEVR0LET A-ITntertor, good exterior. Best oi­ rust-free. $1,600. . 6914112 MUSTANGS, MAXIMA OXE 1987. By owner. 4 ler. Message.6474534 or 672-1562 Or8&ComertJM«* ,610,610 SELECTION 974 M«r«4vry door, fuDy loaded, 22,000 mile*, ON FOROfiOAD^IN QARDEN OTY VAN CONVERSIONS • 21 to choose from Georgia cars snowroom condition, 8TE1966. white wfth gray suede kv 884 Volkswtgtn l CAPR^<979 - RS, turbo, cassette, $12 50(J. ,^689-6357 -'•' 427-6200 letior. loaded Iwth sunroof and Q00d$electl0n '63-68 s t FJREBIRD 1975 :.FormuU 350, part­ L. SPECIAL UNITS 25 TO CHOOSE Btl Brown ford 522-0030 new brakes, dulcti. batiery, etc. Iransferrable- unQmfted wvranty. SCIROCCO 1963 WolfsbOrg, excel­ First $700 lakes. After 5:30pm NISSAN Maxima 1&85- loaded, ex- ing .out 350 motor, Borg Warner 62.000 mnes, very. dean. $6,900 or transmission. Ne8941-3579 A lent maintenance, leather, very ooo*' AERCJSTARS ,. MUSTANG 1965. anowroom eondlr 477-3948- ceflent condition. $7500. Must sea. best offer. 641-993« OOndttJon,$3200. - 6434725 294-2343 Loaded from $9,995 Uon. perfect Interior, runs excellent, FIREBIRD, 1961. very low mBe*. 1 »3200 344-0802 COUOAR XR7. 1967.: Loadedl Ask­ SUNBiRO 1984-Blue. air. power VW 1972 - Convertible from 8outh, ' on approved credit plus-tax 6 tog. ing $ 10.500. Can after 5pm. owner, very good condition, runs Iteerlng/brake*, theft device, very Extra on select model*. good».$4l6o/besl 52i-7451 no rust, took* 4 drive* great Cat Mi]^ MUSTANG. 1984. Automatic, aJr, 465-3666 676 Oldimobiki good condition, $3000.' 354-3877 nryhorrw In Birmingham 966460»- stereo. »3.W5...Hlne* Park Uncofav Mercury 426-3030 COUOAfi 1965. black, loaded. CALAIS 1965. Exceflent cendition. BILL BROWN -f- 25.000 mfles, excellent condition, Air. aro-)m, N»w tires, lift, cruise MUSTANG, 1967 QT. Puffy loaded. $7000. 425-3809 52.000 mfles, $3600. 683-3722 FORD tow mfles, outstanding condition. FORD Priced loseB»9,00S. -COUOAR, 1985 LS. V8. onfy 21.000 CUTLASS 1976 • Oera. coupe, low FIESTA 1060, 4 cylinder, engine STARK HICKEY FORD miles original owner miles. miles, excellent condition, power runs great, body 0000. No smoke or 8384178 $7.995..Mines Park Llncoln-Mercu- steering & brakes, windows, cruise, 980O BELLEVILLE RD-, BELLEVILLE . 697-9161 knocks522-003. »450/best. 426-0380 0 ry - 425-3036 stereo, rear defog, tat, $7350r~ • PROBE, 19*9 OT. 6.000 mltee, pow­ 268-1527 GRENADA 1077 - Gtfa. good run­ er windows, seat, cruise, tut and COUOAR, 1966. Loaded with op­ ning condition, $750 or best offer. more. S17.4O0 New. NOW $15,495. ' tions. ExceBent condition, $7000 or CUTLASS 1980. $400 or best offer. Mu*t*ell. 368-4042 STARK HiCKEY FORO take over paymenjL.. 283-029« 362-3004 , . 53W176 wmam :/•-.-- OPEN MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd TAURUS LX. 198« • Leather seats, premkvn sound. Loaded. 49,00¾ 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. For Your Convenience mBes.»7800. 464-2624 TAURUS. 1987 QL 4 door, auto­ matic, air, cruise A Ut. am-fm cas­ USED CAR DOUBLE REBATES sette. $8,181. NOW — '1.000.00* HOLIDAY SALE LOULaRICHE USE YOUR CASH BACK AS DOWN PAYMENT! -19ttT6YOTA 1M8PONT1AC 1887CH6VY 1987TRAN8 CHEVY/SUBARU Plymouth Rd. - Jusl West of 1-275 COROLLA SR5 8ECOUPE A8TROVAN AM OTA »88.00 DOWN** •8» CORVETTE Automatic,- air. VS. full power, Automatic, air, Automatic, 350 453-4600 - ^!88JC0RVETTE -^88CAPRiCE '88 BERETTA 4.3'Ve. 28.000 Vfl, has eyety? TAURUS, .196« QL. Power wtodowS- CONVERTIBLE 4OO0R only 19,000 34,000 mites. 4T locks, tin. cruise, 12,000 mives. COUPE 8HARKOTV thlngT Loaded, under 2.000 Whrtawtthgiaasroof. Black Beauty A .miles— — -miles.— — $11,495 mile*. loaded. Loaded. 12.000 miles. North Brothers Ford 421-137« »23,9iW •10,988 19« TOYOTA 1888HOMOA 198« TOYOTA 1984 VW *31^88 '12,988 COROLLA LE T-Smo. 1964. VS. power steering & CEUCA QT8 PftELUDE8l 8CIROCCO brake*, air, am-fm stereo. exoeOent •88CAMARO *7eUrCfU«SABRE «6 ORANO MARQUIS '88 BERETTA 5 speed, air, conditionGwrnlle*$5500 726-5651 *MT0Y0TACOfi0LU$ft-S OTBOWEVUli Low miles. Must 4 door, auto­ Air. power windows & locks, tut 8PORT 2 DOOR 4 DOOR 4 cylinder, automatic, 60.000 miles, air, Air, cassette, cruise control. Ckt air. —• lather. SHARP! • seel matic, air, lowAM/F M cas­ T-BIRO. 1987. V8. fuDy toaded. low wheef. cruise control, cassette. V4, »ulomaBe, a^. Auioma lie, loaded. Loaded. Black miles. sette, low miles. mBes.Uker>ew$9.195. "•"" »6495 60/40;seat. ,8W5- *9988 Beauty) '8288 , STARK HiCKEY FORO *9M* '8968 5384176 19S4 DODOE 198« HONDA 1984 HONDA 1987 DODOE '86 8.T.E. '88 BERETTA Q.T. •88 CHEVROLET '85 CELEBRITY KDOOOERAMSSO PRELUDE OMNI TEMPO QL 1965, 6gM gray, auto- 6.000 mles. aV, automific V-6 e^ns, '88 CORSICA CAPRICE CLASSIC COHVERSrONVAN COLT ACCORD OX malic, 4 door, air, power steering, 30.000 miles, super loaded, to- pc^w vindCMrt i loexs. til wheel, cnis* 2 OOOR m ccntroLcsssetts^ ^^ Automatic, ak. sharp. 4 door, automatic, •>. Automatic air. 4 captains chairs, bed. Automatic, air, 2 door. 5 speed, 5 speed, air, 4 door, 6 speed, stereo, 48,000 mOe*. under coated. cabinet*. Ytty dean. $4,200. 326-3040 ^"- «8495 ^288 AM/FM cassette, mustaee. cassette, power air. AM/FM, 29. '4588 »7588 4 2,000 miles. mooruoof. . 000 miles. TEMPO IX. 1966 - Red exlerlor/sv '87CAMARO '$8 BONNEVILLE S.E. terlor. 4 door, power lock*/wlrP 12,003 nSss, sir. autcrrjSc. 6 cyCnd«r. Toucft'controi radio, power seat, '88 8AFAR18LE '88 8-10 '85 8UBURBAN '85FORDF.150 tfttOLDSOEpA 1917 NI88AN 1984 MAZDA dows. anvfm sjereo cassette, air. cover, lit vfieet, cruse control, ess- super Joaded. towmnes . CONVERSION BLAZER (401 A) 8 PA88ENQER /XL 4x4 1M1VWRAB8TT $<700. 370-0257 BfteUOKAM- -PUWAIMOH RYTftfli ftP stne-rstirTiesis. SAOOB •- «11,995 J^Lcspyto chairs. 1 benrt.. —V4.*ut©m*Uc*!r. -V4.automatJe.-air. V4 automatic, power TutrVwGwG 4 door, only 60, loedsd 4 tftarp. steerVig 6 brakes. 4 door, power 8E TEMPO LX 1987. 4.door. white With •»6heVR«UtBlAZ£R4i4 *9988 '8988 windows, power "COUPE 000 miles, auto­ red Interior, loaded. 14.000 mDe*. •WFOftOAHOSTAfiXXT. M1r588 •8788 5 speed, air, matic. AM/FM. asking $7300. 464-9068 24.000 mSM. Hi. •ulorjUc V4 «V 24.000 miles, air. power windows locks,v 43.000 5 speed, elr, eywi poww wVxXws * K>d». UlaifiMC 67/68 MODEL YEAR. 40 months O U*% APR 1965 MOfiEL YEAR. 42 months Q 14 0% APR 10,000 miles. runs excellent. TEMPO, 1964. QL Power steering 4 .« locks, tilt wheel. cruise*controi, rrties.i\«URYi leather.- OJH coni/oC tXtrJnrri wfttttt Ncr* cassette,Eke new. $44 005 1066 MODEL YEAR. 48 months © 12.0H APR 83/44 MOOEL YEAR 36 months © 16.6> APR brake*, elr. am-lm. good 2nd car. •wooes nnta ATtta o* u.ooom «£a*Tt $2750/besL 651-7040 661-4314 18MAUQI 1985 MAZDA 1985 HONDA 1985 HONDA **• ^_ »8995 "tee oo OOWN cius TAX. TTTLC AJO PUTEA WTTM A^RPOVHI c«£orr. wt wsuuwittuosTVTHjctxswmiA i'J7jn^WfiANQLER '85 CORVETTE _ —sows— RX7Q8L8E PRELUDES ACCORDLX TEMPO. 1987 QL Afr, cruise, WL* WAJWAMTY. " am-lm. onfy «.000 rrtJes, $6.4^4-¾^ 6 cylinder. 33.000 miles, power Glass top, leather iiteridr.'power" S VoJiffX) U. Wrrwtfy hl

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Q. .As board members, we are seems anwUUag to do anything jut plain scared to (raii*-the as­ about It saying that, because we sessments because of the fact that are a rural condomin!flB),_we_ the homeowners of our condomini­ should have to live with this condi­ um are on fixed incomes and/or tion. What can I, as a condominiam are retired. I am the Only one of homeowner do? the board who says that we must A'. If you can trace the origin of raise the assessments regardless of the droppings and determine who these economic circumstances. The the owner of the horse is, you, as ar other members say that they, have co-owner, have a right, of course,' friends living at the condo and to write the responsible party di­ want to beable to look them In the rectly and demand that such action face. How can I move these other cease and desist You should also, directors? of course*, demand that the board of . A. Cali your insurance company directors take reasonable steps to and ask for statistics regarding the ensure that such activities are coumber of. suits that are being eliminated, particularly because of brought against condominium asso­ the" unsanitary conditions an/or ciations and their directors for health or safety hazards which can malfeasance or misfeasance, par­ develop. ticularly in regard to not adequate­ Your board is obviously. Insensl*- ly managing the affairs of the con­ tive to the responsibilities as an as­ dominium because of insufficient sociation, regardless of the location wonomic means. Point-out to the -and/or topography of the-condomi^ directors again that they have a fi­ niura project. Often times, condo­ duciary duty to ensure that the con­ miniums are "saddled" with prob­ dominium association Is being nuT lems relating to droppings from well. dogs and other animals in urban Properly point out to them that, situations. basically, you get_what you pay for Nonetheless, the association still and that if you are not willing to has a responsibility to ensure that pay, you better be prepared to suf- the condominium premises are > fer the consequences which could, properly maintained and that dog In the case of directors, mean-po­ owners and/or horse owners must tential personal liability. take whatever means necessary in • The penny-wise, pound foolish order to ensure that their pets do Decorative arts displayed syndrome at condominiums must not Impair the soundness or safety .be abated if they are to succeed of the condominium residents or The Cranbrook Community of Bloomfield Hills was founded by "Recent Acquisitions," works donated by academy alumni and properly. There Is an old expres­ project. George and Ellen Scrlpps Booth to showcase the decorative visiting artists. At left is Untitled Vessel by Graham Martks, sion that "He who charges least Robert M. Meisner is a Bir­ arts in architecture, painting arid sculpture — in many tradi- earthenware with sandblasted black glaze. At right is Cara- knows best what his services are mingham attorney specializing tional and non-traditional forms. Much continues to be pure -pace III of bronze by Sandra Osip. Hours are 1-5 p.m. Tuesday- worth" and the directors of your in condominiums, real estate fine art as well. One of the current-exhibits at the museum Is Sunday, 500 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills. association should be reminded of and corporate law. You ar$ in­ that maxim when making decisions vited to submit topics which you regarding the operation of the as­ would like to see discussed in sociation. this column, including questions about condominiums, by writing Q. I am sick and tired of the Robert M. Meisner,'30200. Tele^ horse manure-which Is being graph Road. Suite 467, Birming-' up after the tree dropped on oar condominiam by ham 480}Q.; Tfiis column, pro-, -». the Adjacent landowner who seems 'videigeneral information and How does a person clean up those sticky, gummy resin at the needle's base this smoke stain Is easily accomplished. to think thai we are some kind of should not be construed as \egal pesky pine needles? What's the safest with a fine layer of powder. The coated Pick up an arT-gum eraser at an art sup­ toxic waste damp. The board opinion. way to remove caudle wax/rem a favor­ needles then pass up through the vacuum ply store and then 8tart^eraslngvjrhis ite oak table? Molly Maid Inc., the na­ without leaving, resin deposits which af­ works-well, especially on porous, rock- tion's largest residential cleaning service ter a day or so would be almost Impossi­ fronted fireplaces, that would otherwise firm, has some household cleaning tips ble to remove. be very dilflcul t to clean. individuals can use this holiday season. 2. Baking soda or com meal can be a 4. Candle wax can be removed easily For Instance: 1. No Need to Pine over very effective grease-spot remover from from a wooden surface-by blowing warm Gummed-up Vacuums The festive season carpets that have been soiled during the air from a hair dryer on the wax and then can have its downside too — like vacu­ holiday entertaining. The spot should be wiping immediately with a paper towel. uming Christmas tree needles after the sprinkled generously with baking soda or Note: Be_caref ul not ETbaye the dryer set tree has been taken down. To make this corn meal, brushed in, left as long as"pos­ on hot or concentrate hot air flow ,too job easier and to save considerable wear sible (overnight) and then vacuumed. long on a spot, or it can damage the fur­ and tear on equipment, sprinkle a gener­ This treatment may have to be repeated niture finish. — ous amount of powdered rug deodorizer for heavjrgrease stains. ? 5. Wrap silyer serving dishes in alumi­ over the" needles before vacuuming. This 3. Holiday, fires may have left smoke num foil before storing and they will not will coat the needle and the deposit of deposlta-on stone fireplaces. Removal of tarnish. t Options open to furniture refinishers ORCATFAJMLY HOUSE ^harming Cap* Cod eompteto wttti ptefcrt-fonood backyard! lofr of updat- wo, iocMQinfl open kn^nto with n#w cawana>to, flppMancooan d oar pot LhriftQ - AP — It's fun to find a fading piece of wooden - .room.wiui. nropwoo, ommg room wim wMTHnv, ramwj roofp, * DOQTQQIHV, furniture at an auction or garage sale and make flnW^r»orooiw>i>dmof».ISkrtooodWoitf$lis^ooH-SSfaa plans to fix it. Before tackling refwishing, howev­ er, keep in mind the .item could be an imitation r» .• -A not worth the elbow grease necessary to revive It Even worse, the piece could be a bona fide an­ *•'-*-* ™~Ji tique and removing the original finish <*>uld di­ minish its value, ./ Traditional Rome magazine offers some ques­ tions to consider before taking the plunge. ' Do you really like it? Just remember that In the JQpg run, a piece of poor quality or design is rare­ ly worth saving and better left alone. Is It structurally sound? Make sure the furni­ ture Is sturdy and intact. Broken slats cr missing ASSUU/nPULCOLOMAL , ~ parts can complicate a project • moo fOnNr/ noino m • popww www o» UVQIWO. roawwoo TPWOJ roowi Can It be cleaned up or.touched up? A thorough • iwvpiooO) IVTITHH ywMiy IUIMII wtui WIWJ iimimvu wvn, rvntowOTva vnx cleanlng-and re waxing sometimes works wonders '•• neutral eorpettng on found furniture. Try any commercially pre-; Ibriofc hoPway. Central air. *ms«0 H-awii pared product that dissolves old wax and grease without disturbing the varnish; check the label for -hannfuLsoIvents JFor_disgulslng miner flaws, the jnost effective products arewax sticks, pigment- ed liquids and ^thertouch-up products produced i especially for repairing wooden furniture.

IS IT VALUABLE? Almost half the value of an antique can be lost by. removing the original fin­ ish. This is particularly true of country furniture which has been decorated with graining, sponging or old paint. To avoid making a costly mistake, be sure to check with an expert before disturbing the finish. kn Oafca t$ a perfect N«nd of lush nahjrtl beauty In a woodland tt^ting with ts It strlppable? Old color can't always be[ food* tnd nbftM. tod d tktk tophUtlc^km-tiMft tf* On OA* ApMlment 0?mrmiT*y- K* a WttyU ahead o< ha tlm*, and Wt knlaft* to vpu today. stripped entirely from softwood furniture. Make- 6«ur»y, prtnkji tha ultimate in hixury.. .all of lha thlnaja yotff to*k*4 tN».. .1o « If uncertain, a,phone call to an expert should' '•*-• a mora to G»m Oatol • .--;- solve the problem. ; From $1^100 .•••": •• OPBN DAILY UJ pm (Cloaed !W»d«y) • Is it worth It? Although doing it oneself saves money, personal satisfaction usually outweighs >f^ fot saorf Informatton the savings, keep that in mind when making a ^rtefcnkdby: ^ decision, if a professional Is preferred, re*earj&_ * <7 ReaRealKaUUCtl K*Uta Cr*W/ A^a^^TVM^OafcaMaa the different methods and get several estimates. ^MMMMMaX .,1^:,.^, V-^JL:

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316 WWtleVKl ",-^ YOU MAY PLACE"A ' Garden Clty/^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT THIS HOME OFFERS THE CHARM FROM ol the country and with all ol the up­ 8:00 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. : Place ygur.Classified Ffegl Estate V* dating, the convenience ol a ne* •) house. The home ails on a vt acre lot MONDAY-THUR8DAY Advertisement In more than 150,000 ROCHESTER and has 3 large bedrooms, an enor- moor family room *Ad iWbaUn AND FROM ~ affluent SuburbanDetroit Homes" Alol ol value for $62,000. _8-00"A.M.^S:00-PTM. 38 Above. Answer to Previous Pujile HARRYS. - FRIDAY ,1 "Mature" V : 40 TwofcH(T S : 42 Fur-bearlnfj E P T TRCY 4 "Hart — s P A T WESTBLOOMFIElOr—| mammals . • DEADLINES H»n" • •-••;.: R E BLOOMFlfeLD 45 $cottlsh cap A R I •OQ -WOLFE : elMtklnflof Q 0 0 si Q 0 v FOR CLASSIFIED "LINERS- i Troy." 47 Brother of \Di 474r5700 MONDAY ISSUE: 6 P.M. FRIDAY tl "aocktord ' Jacob •• DQQ• Q BS CJB 3oi 8Mngh«m-8loorr,Jleld 49 Food THURSDAY IS8UE: 5 P.M. •'~ Tto*\ eta;v>: ' S03. WesteToomWd-Ofchafd LaJs NEW YEAR'S In FARMINGTON TUE8DAY 13 Merltod • program 304 Fannhgtcn-Fsrrririgton HiBs HILLS would be special to -this 3 '15R4*dif> 50 Willow , 30$ B(lgMort,Karaand,WaSjdLaX» pedroom brick ranch; features • 1.M • 62 Shade 306 Sovthfield-Lalhrvj)' • baths, atlached garage, lenoed 16 Ensure yard, 1st floor laundry, asking ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 18 Tantalum 64 Note of scale 307 SoulD tyon, W itford. Wgrland $73,399. $3,200 down.on 10V.VI 6% Behold) 306 RooWer-Trsy FHA loan, $850 per month tor 30 OAKLAND COUNfTY .- ~...... 644-1070 -aymboJ : .19 Fo!W •:.,."•- ' 58 Kind of 309 Royal OaJc-flak Park yeara, additional $1,800 ooCessary cheese Huntinglon Woods to move Inrcail: -v WAYNE COUNTY ~ 591-0900 , 21 Depression 310 WUom-CoffJWCe-UnionLaxe 22 Approach ' $9'A continent.- T A B One Way Realty\ abbr.; 1 '3tt OaWahd County Homes ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS 852-3222 24 Clan ^- A T E 312 Lhorta «- - 473-5500 . 28 "--. to Ball" 81 Each o1 two" : 83 Click beetle A S T 313 Canton-" -' 28£eyera$« • p 3t4.Plymouth . — 65 Prophets 29 8luos(ah 315 NOrthvBIfrNon 305 Brighton, Hsrtland, 332 Mobile Homes 31 Old name for 66 Again: 316 Westland-GardenCrty 326 Condo$' prefix deity • Thailand 9 Article 317 Redlord Wall«dLak« IF YOU'RE A BUSY PROFESSION For8ale 4 Care (or 33 Struthef s ID 67 Doctrine 10 Substances 318 Oearbom-OearbomHffohis WOLVERINE VILLAGE - Beautiful 4 AL- Consider this 2 bedroom tanch 5 Command FARMINGTON HILLS/NOV1 AREA 34"Chw»,r 12 Greek letter 319 Oroste Points bedrOom bi-level. 100 x 120 loot condo and spend weekends relax­ DOWN*" 6 Have ing inslead ol catching up on lawn character 14 Challenges 320 Homes-Wsyne County fenced k>i, lake access. Waited lake HIGHLAND HILLS reference 321 Hones-Urlnjston County schools. Asking $73,900. work. Very spadous floor plan with 3$ Gorbachev'* 1 Time gone by 17 Slaughter of formal dming a/ea. large utility room 7 Tattered Call: 624-0973 BENOtX.197e-14X70.AI _..- "no" 2 — oJEden baseball 322 Hofws-Macomb County and nice sire sunporch' wllh appNanoes. central air. en­ cloth 3 Teutonic 20 Unlock 323 Homes OoorwaJi* to Irving room and both closed proch. Premium 8 Press clothes WasMensw County 308 Southfieltl-Lathrup bedrooms. Owner* are very anx­ lol.Immediate occupan­ 23 Babylonian 324 Olher Suburban Homes 400 Aparlmenis 417 ResMencetoEichange ious »«5.900. cy .$16,500 deity '419 MobJe Home Space SOUTH FIELO/B1RMI NO HAM HARRYS 32$ Reafeleta Services 401 Furtfurs Rental SCHOOL DISTRICT - 4 bedrooms, 1 2 3. :J 24 Yes. In 420 Rooms v MARLETTE. 20 X 52 - Alt 32«Condos' ~ 402 FurrVshed Apartmenti 2)4-^11th . t/S-ievei. air. alarm, and Spain. -42i LMnjQuarterstoSha/e appliances. 3 bedrooms. 327 Duplexes 403 Rental Agency .f&oy"« 37 Caudal 339 rTorida Property 412 Tcwhouses/Condonvft.'urns 428 Homes lor the Aged bedroom, 11» bath, fireplace, 2½ car basement dining room, patio, appli­ carpeL 2 .^. 1 appendage 33? Farms 413 Time Shire 429 Garages/Mini Storage garage, many othef extras. ances, carport, club house 6 pool bath Very c««n...$23,500 $104,900. Other homes ortered In­ Immediate possession 38 Useful . 336 Country Homes 414 Florida Rentals 432 Commerdi/Retii 3W lots 6 Acreage 415 Vacation Rental • 434 Industrlal/Wirehousa clude: 1600 soft 2 story, lor 960 Trailwood Path. W ol lelograph 39 OlaJect $107,900. 1500 sct.ft. Cape Cod for on Maple to Fox Croil entrance right 340 lelts Rryer Resort Property 416 Ha3s 436 Orfca Business Spacs. -- - BENOtX 1978 - 14 X 70 - 41 Deposited $112,900. "Call for further .details. 2 blk"» to TraiimOOd Path Premium lot. 2 bedrooms. 342 LsAs Front Property 43 Renters' Take Milord Rd. N. to Abbey Lane. Contact Ron Newman 2 lull baths, washer/dryer, 346 Cemetery tots 1 mile N. of Miaord-V"inaae"W«hc«*T> RED CARPET KEIM HAV1LAND documents new wood sh$d. Great buy ' 351 BuslteJjiProlesskftii by appl. J.T.Koay Custom Homes. 673-1291 at only...$19,200 44 R-U linkup BuMngj y 363-5927 46 Myself OWNERS MUST RELOCATE HiGHLANOtjILLS is located' '352 Commercia!/Ret»J Providence Tower*; Southfleld. Lux­ 48 Beneath ..... On_S**eyi« Jf. oLGrand .353 loduttrWWarerewe £QUAl.HQUSlUG_OPPQfiT.UNI7Y 308 RochetteMTfoy- ury-high rise corxto, professions?? River, cm Mite W. of Haggerty T1"Pafn* " " " (D decorated. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, fami­ 354 Income Property AJrea/estate ao\*rton " fh • 1ST OFFERING 1st floor laundry, family room with attached garage, on 10 acres. 2.100 fireplace, dining room, basemeni 100' **nd beach, 740* deep. OuaS- WOLFE Located In a prime area ol Uvonla is sq. ft., walkout basement lake. Townhouse* tytxrilt 4 bedroom, 3 bath; designed, this sharp 4 bedroom colonial wtth and 2 car attached oarage. Immedi­ Century 21 pond, & pool. Priced al $179,000. ate occupancy. $149,500. ALMOST 3,000 SQ. FT. of *hoejf N ROYAL OAK new deluxe town- by Birmingham Arehft actwal De­ newer Andersen windows, beautiful charm! 4 bedroom, 2½ bath Farm­ CENTURY 21. Goid Key Homes houses. Open Sun.. Tues.. Thur*. 1- signer*. Year-round paradise wtth V 421-5660:• hardwood floors, 2½ baths, lamfly WOLFE 255-2100 A 8PECK OF OUST would die ol GOLF COURSE SETTING Premium r ington Hills colonial has an the. 5pm. 4387 Crooks Rd. 2 block* S of outdoor activities Irom front door. . tonefrwee In this decorated to per­ room wtth natural fireplace, 1st floor CASTELLI 525-7900 amenities. Family room wllh fire­ 14 mile $69,500. 549-2061 Cross-country skiing, sailing, fishing laundry, formal dining room, tuP lot In this new devetopmenl In 421-5660 * fection 3 bedroornrancn. mUthe Northwest Livonia. 4 bedroom brick v place, library, sewing room, flnisheo & hunting. Great 2nd home or per­ tiled basement, attached 2 car ga­ ma. • FULFlLL YOUft DREAMS by having basement. t'A car attached garage1. 326 Condoa on tfat floor, specious iMng area, colonial wWfc-deo, Special features a ranch or cbtortel built with some manent residence. Central vacuum, rage -and- lovely patio. ASklng Priced to sent $164,900. 332 Mobile Homes natural gaa. appliance* Included. newer Turnece wtth oehtral air and 1158.600.., ,-'- . _^ Include a Jashloo/maslet.balh wtth 315 NorthvilfVNovl ol your own Ideas In mind. AH have A NEW CONDOMINIUM much more. C*l lor your personal roman tub, ceramic foyer and baths, master baths, natural flrepiaces, at­ Low taxes & utaues. $184,500. Mtpecjiton.: Private yard backs lo wood windows, 90% efficient fur< JUST USTEDl You.wU love this For Sale Cal 517-356-0175 or writ*:. •^ CENTURY-2'1A» charming colonial situated on a cul- tached 2 car garages, ahd extra GFiEENPOINTE . wooded wee, $A9,90fc-^r—' riace and landscapping. $206,550. deep basements. All ol this In a FAIRMONT 12x50. 2 bedrooms. 730 State. Alpena. Ml. 49707 . HARRVS. . -c. de-sac in a beautiful subdivision on The " i .^7r7a>a*UBdr*f/H.v.^v RQJfttes^—L 1^64-1111 : beautiful "hew subdivision with 100 Warwick Village. S. Redlord. $3,500. r a great lot Country atmosphere yet foot lot*. Open dally 1.-00 unta 6.O0 W. BLOOMFIELD ¥/• DONT HI&8 OUT The tvy h, 19«9 can waftlo downtown. Exce" "l' 2 bedroom. 2½ bath lownhouse. 2 Can Bin. 538-5248 at 1968 prices is this 3 bedroom except Thursday*. From $ 114.900. 334 Out Of Town . nt floor ptlan. . screened In porch, HARRYS. car atlached garage, fireplace, cen­ brick ranch wtth newer windows, re­ first floor laundry.'Hurrydry. ! It wtfl sen. Michigan tral air, full basement; private wa-iod FARMINGTON HILLS Property For Sate modeled bath, updated electric and -WOLFE fast) Onry $189,900, courtyard. $109,990 LESS THAN $365 Mo l^offi- additional Insulation. Mechanics 40 Acres • smaX stream - Southern Suitable lor a couple dream 2½ cat gvage and beeutif- JUST USTEOt One of-tew Nosan 661-4422 COLORAOOI Netr Mountain*. .};. -474-5700 421-5660 Little yaliey 8 M3e 6 Merriman Rd. $14.5001 $165 down. 130 payment* fully • finished basement- Tftera'a built colonials In. NorthvUle Com­ WOLFE Group 474-6500 BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE colonial In more. Can lo see. $76,900. LoVely Raised Ranch ol $165. 6% merest. Cal Owner. rfcttlnoham Wast Backs lo Com- mons on a very prfvste cul-de-sae FARMINGTON HILLS - HARRYS. Features - 3 bedrooms. 2 fu8 baths, backing lo commons. Home has- HOLLY PARX • exceBenl condition, 606-3 7A-8690. . rAone. 4 bedroom, 2¼ baths, central Realtors.. HICKORY RIDGE CONDOS appliance*, central air. save over sir, neutral decor. Terms, $163,900. remodeled kitchen, maintenance never been on the market before. 474-5700 free exterior, newer roof, botwater AFFORDABLE $1,000 on realty lees - buy direct. .-•.-••-• • •• 464-J6S8 Beautiful lemliy room with brick fire­ 591-9200 Builder's Ooseoul tank and windows. Owner anxious place, formal dining room, under Asking $7,500. or best ofler. 336 Florida Property Two bedroom unit $65,990 397-3728 or 422-0912 BEAUTIFUL TREED 8ETTINQ on an WOLFE $84,900. ground sprinklers. Only $204,900. GORGEOUS LOVELY Florida condo directly on MEADOWBROOK WOODS Spa­ Great location extra (erg* lot In the been of Ste- 3 bedroom brick ranch. 1¼ balhs. MkJdiebettS. ol tOMrfe KENTWOOO - 1977, 14x70. i bed­ the Gulf. Located m Indian Rocks venaon'e school district 4 large " 421-5660 ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERS! neutral carpeting, covered patio, fin­ cious 1972 bulll 2300 square loot 4 rooms. 2 balhs, central eJr. rVe- Beach, near Clearwater. Assume ex­ bedrooms and a beautiful screened, >FiRST FLOOR'OEN in a Northwest CENTURY 21 Seders to pay up to $2,000 of pur­ ished basement, oversized 2 car ga­ bedroom ranch. 2½ balhs, 1st floor 855-0101 afl appliances, must tea now. isting morlgag* wtth $3,000. No porch are just 2 of the features. Livonia 4 bedroom "colonial. 2H chaser's closing costs on this tovety rage, quick occupancy, $65,900 laundry. lamUy room wtth fireplace, Hartford South CONTINENTAL REAL ESTATE /best 996-1136. 453-6629 credit cheek. $70.000.646-1430 Hewer furnace, central air and root baths, ui floor laundry, central air, 4 bedroom home dose to downtown basemeni. central air. aluminum or 288-9305. $168,900. aluminum trim and formal-dining _NorthyUJe. The charm of trim and formal dining room. Tower­ FARMINGTON - 3 Bedroom. 2½ is very evident In this home wftfflt* ing shade l/e*s on a sloping lot. balh. professionally finished base­ PLYMOUTH HILLS & HARRY 8. room. $142,900. -464-6400-- Century 21 HARRYS. NEW YEAR'S IN YOOR NEW BRICK brick fireplace with leaded glass $169,500. ,. ment, 2 car atlached garage, LITTLE VALLEY 339 Lots and Acreage RANCH In Uvonla. 2 fuS baths, din­ bookcases, on each side. Massive HARRYS. landscaped patio. 477-4620 ing room, great room, attached ! woodwork, hardwood floors, French For Sale car garage, full basement, oversUec doors, formal dining room with lead CASTELLr 525-7000 LIVONIA - 4 year old beautifully cus­ "It Doesn't Get An/ Better" WOLFE lot, near Seven Mile.- Asklnc ed glass. China cabinet Urge coun­ tomised Aspen Place lownhousa. To live in beautiful Plymouth area. BEAUTIFUL Mtford Meadow* Sub WOLFE $109,900. Fast occupancy. Cat try Tdtchen. Owners new home REPOSSESSED WOLFE Two bedrooms. 2½ baths, 2 car ga­ call any ol these locations Approxlmste 2 acre, hiBtop, perked 421-5660 completed. Bring aA offers. Only 6« x 300 lot, $19,000. 2 bedrooms, rage, fireplace 5 finished basement. 474-6500 699-2026 bunding site wtlh view Cal now. this 421-5660 < One Way Realty $121,900/ vacant, needs work. $1,900 down, $132JO0. After 5PM, 591-3764 946-9340 397-1110 one won'i last! $44,000 476-3337 an otter* considered. 421-5660 COME OVER AND 8EE FOR Your- :'. 473-550« NOV1 - JU3T UST6CH Newor 3 bed Century 21, ABC. 42W250 **tf iris sparking 3 bedroom, 1,600 SPRAWUNO RANCH - family room room, 2¼ bath colonial decorated In . eq.ft. colonial In on* of Uvonia's -. UVON1A&AREA den, fireplace, finished basement WESTLANO - 3 bedroom trt-leveJ. 2 neutral tones. Super nice family car garage, family room. 1500 sq.ft., njceal newer subs. Cathedral ceding UVONIA-Superbly maintained brick attached garage, $129,900. N: o room with brick fireplace and cathe­ in family room, coxy fireplace and ranch In prime Uvonla setting. Many Schoolcraft off Levan, Can for ad­ 1Vt~balhs. New central air & furnace. dral ceiling. Large master bedroom Uvonla Schools. $76,000. Open Immediate occupancy. $115.000. features Include 3 bedrooms, 1½ dresses of 12 listings In Uvonla s< with balh. Onry $139,900. (R-726) ;':_:•. bath*, finished basement, Interior you can drive by. Sun.. Jan. 8. 1-5. 6327 Donna. S ol newty painted In neutral colors wtth Joy Rd., E of Merriman. SOUTH LYON • Attention Horse Paula Real Estate Co.. 422-0501 The- ?tu*h- -carpeting,— aluminum-trim, --..Oofi-Way Really_ Lovers! you wU love, this super qual­ \ wood deck, private yard. IMMEOf- 473-5500 ity 3,000 sq. ft. sll brick ranch ori „ „ ,, . ATE OCCUPANCY!' e"92;900 "over 2 acres. NO~«xpense-has been -317- RftdlOrd (L«3Sco) Call 522-5333:; - OPEN HOUSE Sun-, Jan 8. 2-4prr spared. 2x6:construc1lon. Andersen or by appotnlmenl. Great famlt) windows' and doorwaHs, 2 fire­ •••"•* ' TOWNSHIP REOFORD-GREAT INVESTMENT! home. 4-5 bedroom colonial, famth places, marvelous \ kitchen. .Older Country Home Surrounded by Over 900 square feet In this brick room, natural flreplace, air, 2W ekyOghts, 6 bedrooms, 3 "baths', all shade trees, almost vi acre. Large duplex with plaster wans and hard­ baths,, finished -basemeni, fencec oak trim throughout central air, kitchen. IMng room, dining room, 4 wood floors. This home has Urge yard. $114,000. Owner. 522-882* central vacumA,7iigh efficiency fur­ bedroom. $51.600. Owner 255-4614 closets and a fenced yard wtth a m car garage. Don't miss this one at nace. OrJy $239,900. • «39,900 (LI IChl) Can 622^ VtVALUE PACKED ASK FOR PHYLLIS LEMON Qorgeous 4 bedroom colonial. 2-Ml Re-Max Boardwa.'k ' 459-3600 SURE SMILE with your first look in­ baths, dining room, den. alarm sys­ WESTLANO-lofs of extras berel side of this Western Uvonla 3 bed­ LOOK8 UKE NEW. Roomy brick tem, mechanics dream 2 car garage IM UKE A UON You'll roar about Large: fr eabty* decorated kitchen. room brick ranch. Offering a famlrj split level home m Novt offering 3 with attached work shop. Must see thi* new years bargain brick ranch fireplace In IMng room, elemanlary room wftb flrepfece, 2 car garage bedrooms, famfly room with walkout $58,900 m prime central Dvonk*. 3 bed­ school » block and Marshal Jr. central air, finished besmem and TA to a brick patio, flreplace, formal rooms. 1H bath*, dining room, Flor­ High, extra Insulation, budget heat baths, tucked m a quiet area adja­ dining room, den or 4th bedroom, ida room, finished beeement, cen- only $38.00, newer Lennox furnace, cent lo the woods. $118,900. central air and 2 car attached ga Century 21 ^ trjM ak and a 2 carge/age. $¢9,900. oity park 4 blocks, shingles in 64 HARRY 8. rage. $124,900. , ••(• end doorwaa to.screened deck. HARRY 8. Brick raoctuvuatgejot. Unbeflev- CASTELt4^525^790b ableT"t Onry $49" 9^u0TC76RhVC, Ca< n 622-5333. . WOLFE 316 DMrborn ! WOLFE SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATTATEE \ :WbLFE BETTER HOMES & GARDENS 421-5660. ' Dtarborn Hefghtt 421-5660 MAXWELL'S Miliary Hills - 3 bed­ room brick, ranch. 2 car attached New Year's Home garage,- 2½ baths,- formal dining 1 room, fuB finished basement, new 8tart 1969.In your own elegant.5 furnace, central air, fireplace, wood­ bedroom 3H bath colonial In a pres ed .double ravine - lot. Dearborn tkiious area. Many amenities. Locat Schools. Owner. $179.000.6*3-9195 ed on « wooded acre. $316.900. 302 Birmingham COL0W6LL BANKER Btoomfiald ^ 478-4650' 261-4700 'The above telephone number Is not BIRMINGHAM RANCH -4 bed- now, nor has It been (since 12/681 rooms, 2½ baths, family room, large situated wllh Century 21 Ootd- kKcheni near Marian & Brother Rice. house/ ' , 2600 sq.ft. plus. $153,500. 640-0464 BLOOMFIEIO TWP. Contemporary Ranch, tt acre k>t with Wing Lak^ Beach & Boat landing privileges. 316 WwHtrhd Remodeled kitchen, neutral decor, Q*hfrnCKy BtoomfleldHms schools. 626-4458 8PACIOU3 home 2H Wks from Absolutely 9tunnlna downtown Birmingham. Hardwood 3 bedroom, 2H belli brick rsnch floora. Updated kitchen, heating, aV with huge IMng room with fireplace, condrttonmg. Finished attic, bas*; large famify room, dining* room, ment, 4 bedroom, 2½ bsths, glamo­ norida_. room" end finished. base­ rous muter balh wllh Sunken tub. meni. J car attached garsge. Best bid Over $210,000. 645-0662 $102,900. :, ^ . -"••'•" the hotting ads 303 WHlWoomfrtW CENT1JRY21 Orch«fdUk« classified to find the Hartford South BIRMINGHAM 6CHOOL6I 9 bed­ room, IK bath ranch, fenced yard, right environment for 261-4200^ neutral deoor. open floor plan, tve- A HARD TO FIND 4 bedroom h plaoe. $119,900. 626-9741 Westiand with-Uvoma Schools. you. Family room with flreplace. i car ga­ rage, revlhe lot' and much, much mora. Can tot exclusive- showing. 304 Fswmlnflton $69.900,(0-644-. . Ffmlngton Hlllr The A ABSOLUTE BARGAIN .,. Farmlnqton Hills'% <®b&rUer & Kttmttit NOW TAKINCrtESERVAT IONS ".» Pre-conslructlon '•;. Priced from the;- GLQ66IFIED 80's ; Group Colonials, ranches, W levels.^.: PDVERTI6ING bi-lovHs. Large wooded k>l» 8 maViy Realtors extra*. Come see our model. Open Bst-Sun,12-6pm or by appl ¢44-1670 OaWand County 6tfOW Wayne County >sn?ttFtochtst»r/Bocbestef H.r QDVEOTI6ING 591-9200 Model471-84&2 Office 761 0020 • • " * ." " ' ' i »•' rV . . • ' r ' •.-•• i ki -, ,--,'r > & I/';-- •V ^

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Monday, JaJiiiary 2,1989 O&E •30 -L—339 -Lota tfld Acreage 400 Apte. For Rwjt 1W Apil.TOf nttll 400:AptfrForfltnt «£Apt»vft 400-ApU.FofR»nt_ _i 400 Aptt, For fitnt loo AJJU-TOC Itoat ! For8aHT - BIRMINGHAM. The Manor*. Spa- FARMINQTON KILL8. Mlddlebelt 6 PLYMOUTH RYAN/JO MILE AREA HK3HLANO TOWER AFT8. clous 1 bedroom, new kitchen, bath. 10 Mite, large 1 bedroom. Rent LIVONIA Northyille Forest NOW TAKINO RESERVATIONS 1 .bedroom apt*, available, Sfnjor LAKE SHANNON Updated thru-out. Balcony, pool. from $435+ utiPue*. Fif Color TV I 4 2 bedroom apartment*. Bako- WARREN '.;- OtUensOnly. JOftOreenfleld. ' , 40 acre* more or less with water Ava-iatt* 1-.1-69. $535 mo. Include* with 1 year tease. 471-455« Apartments niesVpatloa,- central air, IndMdual REBATE Contact Sue. Mon-$«t W7077 prrvlleoes to Livingston Count/* heat & water. 644-0217 furnaces.' 4>eramlc lie bath. O.E. Enloy lakeside Svtng ai Its leroost prtvale lake. $89,900. GRANB OPENING 1 & 2 Bedrooms kitchen, large basement ilorege ft Jbesl.4 receive $300 to help SOUTHFIELO - 1 beeYoom. eantral Beautlflcatlon Winner. ..•'. air. rdishwasher, dubhouae. poot CeB Randy Meek BIRMINGHAM VALENTINE FARMINQTON HILLS :'(' ' fron>..$475 work area. jBeAfWuOy landscaped, with your m<^fcSacojJ ». Wa The Michigan Group. 313-227-4600 SPECIAL •tartipgel—v-=V^ r—~—-— feature sf^cfcun tfl bed- ——^yea/a In a'row^^- t498/monlh. Cal weekday*. 9-4: On 2 bedroom apt. Move In by Feb TIMBERIDQE • Cante^bur^ParkJ jQwrihbiiseafron>.-i58!>- ••. • • $460kxsudingheal room apartment* with ' ••• ' —— • 853-3760^ MILFORD PINE MEADOWS J. Ma), rent Ireo on selected apart­ 1 North »ide c4 Ann Arbor Iran, E. of PAID heat, vertical bCnds. SOUTHFIEID - 1 bedroom, $490' _24 beautiful rolling 4 wooded 2 . 4 TJronTa * newest apartmenl com­ AVAILABLE NOWl ments lor new resident* only. -—-1 A^EDROdM^ IncWes porch or balcony, *wsm- 1-27«. office hour* Mon. thru. Frl. » separate dirdng area. p*u5 . Beautlful spacl.ous deco­ po/ month; Include* ca/port. water, er3e~r»me*ttes4n thlajjewdevelop- PM» m 649-6909 655-1090 plex lea luring large deluxe 1 bed­ til 6.6ai 10 til 2 ' . or balcony 4 much mora, large deluxe adult & faroSy unit* room 6 2 bedroom-2 balh unfts. In­ minr/ pool, community buflding. rated l.and 2 bedroom appliances end pool CaJ. ment adjacent to Kensington Park. Cal 453-2800 v located on both Cass 4 >• 659-693« or 659-3322 2 Miles N. ol 1-96 on S. Matord Rd. BIRMINGHAM • 1 bedroom apt. In­ cludes balcony or patio, vertical *lorage areas. OPEN DAILY •" Sytyan Lakes. Rent* from apartment8. Some of our For more Information cafl 382-4150 cludes water, heat 4 security. $495. btnds, carpeting, laundry hook-up , $470fkK»Udinahe*tL -. .HEIGHTS. \K Mae £«•?- from $475 , in each wit, all deluxe appliances. amenities lnclude-1hi per mo. 1200N.»dams. 420-0888 . • PLYMOUTH • OpenDaty. '••'•>. Van Oyk». Modem t r 2 bedroom, Call 645-6292 1 month FAEE reAj (owlnfl: .;• ca/peimg. No pet*. No cleaning tee. NORTHFIEID TWP. 3 beautiful par- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ¢82-4480 Trom $3«. W9-5192 celt. Perked. Term*. 12 • l3Vi 4 15 BIRMINGHAM - 1 bedroom, $495 w um featuring ait appliances, washor, I0a/n-3pm. Mon. - Frl. 398-9002 V.P. KOMAR 4 ASSOC. bath*, 3 walk in closet*, walk Out • Deluxe carpeting FRANKtIN dryer 4 'much more. $98,000. Enter Easl oil Orchard Lake Rd. on - 349-8700 • WftShervDryer In deck, skyflgM.-pool,-fu« basementr V Sloomfield on Square Lake Condo­ Folsvm S, of Grand Rrvcr. Model open da^y 10-6 except Wed. Open Sat 4 Sun. 1-5 Each Apt.' new carpeuna. Heat 4 *«ter includ­ • 3r. Discounts * miniums. 1962Klir>flensmJlr\. BIRMINGHAM Model open daiy except Wed. ed. From $56&> 268-1544 RIVERARTSv^ • Opcn'l-6 Oalfy. Closed Thursday. 473-3983 775-8200 NOW • Easy Aooesa to 1-275 Model Phone . 332-4344 2 bedroom townhouse - dose to 476-1487 775-8200 • Air Conditioned "•- Come 6 experience • country NBtop. •• N commuter tine and shopping. No LIVONIA'S ROYAL OAK FROM $415 en-rlronment v»tth »:yWw you.wop t :'' f*' CLARKSTON - FARMINQTON PLAZA • Fully Carpeted befieve on 12 M/to rd. Just eaat.of ' tn pets. $550 EHO. ' FINEST • Fountain Park v 1.1 MILE 4 MAIN 8T.- 'ft 2 bedroom lafcefro.it, completer* re­ 3^625 Shiawassee. Spacious 1 bed­ • Dishwasher ft. Disposal BeavfUM, ipaciou* t & % bedroom MAYFLOWER Telegraph: Spacious luxury 1'&'2 modeled. 165.000. " 626-2308 room, carpeted, appliances.- pool, LOCATION ap«rtmenfa Carpeted." decor at ed, APTS • bedroom apts. are prepared Just for - 642-6686 heal included, $460. 47«-87i2 NQVI, • No Pels -. storage 4 lauodry facilities. you with pKrsh carpel, vertical Beneicke 4 Krue *> Merrlman corner 7 mile Hours Mon. -Frl, 9am-5pm btoids, gourmet kfteherv snlercom • *- h FENKELL 23230, E. ol Telegraph. SEEITI • Vertical Blinds In '" . FROM $430 NEW Evening 4 weekend hour*. . system, & lots of closets 4 itorsge, • ' t° Clean Studio - 1 bedroom from Large Deluxe . BELIEVE ITI Selective Units ' _and by appointment . ComrnupliY center, exercise room & RESORT CONDOMINIUM'S BIRMINGHAM. 2337 E. Maple. 1 $300. Including heal,air, carpeting WAGON WHEEL APTS ->r 548-3378 '• sauna 4 healod poof.'Carport*. ' ^ FURNISHED bedroom, central aJr. dishwasher, 1 6» ^bedroom Units LEASE ITI • Rents(rom$600 \.> carport. Adults. No pets. Lease. 'From $415 ' 754-7016 :*> FROM $59,500 $4$o- -/ " ' 643-4428 FERN DALE - 9 mfle W. ol Wood­ Our i bedroom, 1 balh; 2 bedroom. {new resident* only). •#* ward. Mature single adult Very qui­ • Adult community 1 bath; or 2 bedroom, 2 bath Apts.- " ' 4 RYAN/10-MILEAREA ONE MOfVTH FREE RENT 'i * (Sl-Ownershlp) Daily 12-6pm except Frl. 4 Sun. ' SHORT TERM LEASES AVAILABLE - r» The Water Stroet Inn on Lake Char- BIRMINGHAM. 2567 V Maple. 1 et 1 bedroom apartment $385/roo. • All appJlance3 feature washer, dryer, microwave WARREN WINDSORPARK bedroOTs, carpeting, dishwasher. Heat provided. Private' parking. AJr. oven, self-deffosUrig refrigerator, • ^ levcxi in Boyne City, For Information CaD9am-7pm. 545-S483 • Vertical blirjds seH-cleanlng oven, private en­ 455-4721 378-8319 BeautlOcation Winner 12 Mile at Telegraph^ ptejsecaH heal included. lease No pets. $465 SOUTHFIELO 647-7079 *Pool trances, tespeting. patio or balcony,. PLYMOUTH,- 2 bedroom, gar 3 years In .a row. 356^0400 1-800-632-8903 FIREPLACES, vertlcaJ 'Wnds &• • Nearby shopping pooL Carports available. stove, refrigerator 6 carpet. $$25 $460 to $565 0/1(618)582-2111 BIRMINGHAM VALENTINE dishwasher In many Amber Apart­ per month Includes heat.-AJso 2 Beautiful spacious deco­ 1-2 bedroom, heat 4 water included * SOUTHfl£LO - SPECIAL ments. Royal Oak. Ctawson 4 troy bedroom duplex $525 mo. 455-0391 rated 1 and . 2. bedroom Security building • Q mo. lease • • All From $550 Mo. , t' On 2 bedroom apt. Move In by Feb. 1 6 2 bedrooms. Children? Pets? MERRIMAN WOODS apartmentsr Some of our Swimming pool -storage area HIDDEN OAKS 348 Cemetery Lola 1. Mar. rent free on selected eptrt- Ask! Oays. 260-2830.€v«3.,— PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom, Plymouth Carport • oarage parking rvaBable »* Rd.. 4 Hoibrook. Stove, refrigerator, . «* TWO cemctary plots wito vaults monts lor new • residents only. -. 258^714 Model open 9-5 except Thursday 42101 Fountain Park amenities Include ihe fol­ MOVE-IN SPECIAL APARTMENTS Please can 649-«909 855-1090 carpeting, drapes, air ^ondittohlng. , * Rugged Cross Secllon. Cadillac Me-' Located on Grand River between lowing: Mon. v Fd. 9-5 - Sat. 9-noon OE eppoartcae, ceramic baths, cen­ 477-9377 Office: 775-8200 Available Immediately. $420 plus tral air, carport* mratebte,-inter*, : mo/tat Gardens West. Cost $2700, Mesdowbrook and Novf Roads .utilities. Aduiti-Arter 8 PM.453-8194 557-0368 , sefl $2000. Alter 6PM. 422-1659 FORD/WAYNE • Intercoms com*.. palio*/b*lconla» and ti LIVONIA Open Mon; thru Fit., 10:30 lo 6:30 • AlF-Condltlonlng more.H on • ceavtiruC wooded CAOtLLAC MEMORIAL WEST BRIGHTON AREA SflJ-acdSun.rNoon lo 5 war Handicap jinrt* i 2 or mora lots In choice locations _ Suburban. Luxury—- -PONmAtirvvPTsr • Owner paid heat' MANAGER'S •rf 421-2283 Beautiful, spacious 14 2 bedroom Apartments on Ponllac TraJIJi6. Lyon • Disposal SPECIAL 1 BEDROOM From._$495' apartments Some ol Our amenities Beautiful spacious 14 2 bedroom 348-06?6 - 2 BEDROOM From.45W Include the following apartments. One Bedroom - $450 NOVI VALENTINE SPECIAL Between 10 4 11 fM3e Laundry Facilities it Now renting 14 2 Bedroom Units 352 Commercial / Retail 1 MONTH - FREE RENT On 2 bedroom apis, and 2 bedroom Parking New In IJirrrtngharri/Southfield ,' First 4 last months rent free \ > K Some ol our amonrties include the Heat 6 water included. townhouses. Move In by Feb 1, a*rVfike setting. For Sale • intercom following. March rent Iree on selected unit* lor from $380 Deluxe carpeting 1 4 2 BEOTWOMS FROM_$580 Adutt section. new residents onfy. CaJ 349-8200 557^4520 CANTON • Air Conditioning 14950 FAIRFIELD Including heat 4 hot water • an elec­ • Sr. Discounts CalfordetaS*.- • Dishwasher • Carpeted ' •Based on 12 month occupancy, Commercial strip center. 21.000 sq tric kMchen • air conditioning • car­ new tenants only. .-< t r • Disposal • Decor atod 728-4800 or 421-3776 peting • pool • laundry 4 storage fa­ 644-0059 It Owner must sell Immediately • Park-tike setting OAKBROOK VILLA 356-2600 • Swimming poor cilities • cable TV • no pet* • adutt FROM $415 • Laundry facilities • Close to shopping MANSFIELD MANOR 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses • And balconies • Close lo expressway ) trom $399 lo $500 PINECREST APT. 400 Aptt.ForRfnt 360 Business • Owner paid heat APARTMENTS i ail utilities ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL PROGRAM Hours Mon. -frl. 9am-5pm Opportunities Royal Oak Area Open Mon. Wod.. Fri. 9am-Spm BRIGHTON COVE APTS COUNTRY COURTAPTS Tues. 4 Thur*. " *am-6pm FA»R SENIOR CITIZENS and by appointment ATTENTION Large 1 6 2 bedroom apartments Sal 1lam-2pm Closed Sun. FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE New muUJ-levet company opening in starting at $515.Includes central air, 7-3303% this area 100% natural product, pool, laundry lactiities, heat 4 hot 15001 BRANDT. ROMULUS 757-6700 water, palk) or balcony. Located at non-tojuc. adsordj odors & tonic FROM $415 MONTHLY 941-4057 ROYAL OAK>adjacent to Beaumont -:. ¾> . gates mcudmg radon. 2-5pm 721-0500 5005 Mansfield between Crooks 4 Hospital, charming 1 bedroom, new­ WAKEFIELO 244-9022 eves. 435-2829 Evening & Weekend Hours Coolidge, N.of 14 rrtUe. PARK! ly decorated, carpeted. $425 month.- FORD/WAYNE RD AREA hot wateVrate?., coic n operated Laundry.' 435-5492 Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ 280-1443 12 Mllel^2_5i4_ dishwasher and disposal, taun- : -~'£ARN $t000^St ""APARTMENTS WESTLAND WOODS --••MAPLE- _ dry jToom. fjak^n^paOos. - (;A P A p-T- n-i--a—I -f>y —.- Service a company established APTS SOUTHF1ELD - SUB-LET: 1 bed­ carport, private entrance and route ol highest Income producing - CANTOR - TELEGRAPH AREA Beautiful spadous epls room apt. Heal Included..Quiet 4 pooL Special rent starting at game machines In history! Part time 1 4 2 bedroom apartments and 2 728-2880 weO-kept. $350/mo. Available the $640 pet Mo. for new tenant*. bedroom-1V4 balh townhouses Beautiful spacious deco­ Some ol our amenities Include the 2nd week m Jan. 352-0048 "Apartment Living with Sfyle" ^ • <• no selling. All cash business following ."r $29,900. 100% refundable equip­ across from public go" course. FORD/WAYNE RD AREA rated apartments. Some of 356-3780 . f Newty paJnled, central air. carpeted. Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ Attractive One and Two Bedroom Apartments ment deoosrt. 8« ready lo start now • Indian Village Area Serious calls only. 467-498J all appliances, washer, dryer. No ments. Carpeted, decorated 4 in a our amenities Include; pets From $350 4 $475 + security. lovely area. Heal Included. 41 Built In features 400 ApU,ForR*n» OWN YOUR OWN LIFE EveningS weekend hour*. • Carpeted frornMSO 729-0900 • Docorated In 6 months be earning $2000- • Intercoms $6000 pa month In addition to what CANTON Country Village Apts Evening 6 weekend hours by appt ' HEAT INCLUPED if you now make. In 1 to 5 years. retir« • Deluxe carpeting FROM $340 PER MONTH • Modern ApoUence* • AirCortftJoninfl wiih $50,000 per year. For 24 houi CARRIAGE COVE 326-3280 • Laundry FacfJiUea • Healed Swimming Pool recorded message can 326-116! • Den LUXURY APTS. • Dishwasher • Storage • Ctubtouae 824-3375 • • Beautiful Grounda 362 Real Estate Wanted (LILLEY 4 WARREN) FREE HEAT! • Disposal >l 1 MONTH FREE RENT • Parking PEACEFUL PLYMOUTH CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY Private entrances TOWNE APTS. Contort 4 charm, new 14 2 bed­ VS7 Cherry VaJey Dr. r . * ' * , Guaranteed dosing In 24 Hours One 4 Two Bedrooms from $465 • Swimming Pool room apartments, a short walk to on Cherry H3 Rd.. >o«c«o Commonwealth ReaJ Estate Shori term leases available BIG BEAVER & CROOKS AREA • Storage Facilities town. $430 and $600 plus uUitleS- (between Beech Da.y 548-990¾ Verticals. We otter Transfer ol Em­ TROY J 459-8640 Modem 14 2 Bedroom Apartments end ployment Clauses In'our Leases. • Laundry Faclliitles Wester fid, Inksar) 8'-"."".'- r Heat 6 water Included. Dishwasher PLYMOUTH - Apartment In restored Habe^bmte tillage >• - CASH TODAY Rose Ooherty, property manager: 4 large storage areas. No petal 981-4490 Victorian home; wa* to to*n. taste­ OR Carports available. fully decorated, targe 2 bedroom. A F> A >R T M E TsT T s !•;•: h- GUARANTEED SALE CANTON QUIET OFF-STREET LOCATION upgraded.523-1996: 451-1411 PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN i R ! BIRMINGHAM FARMS -•• — .:'-• •-•=•• t-^ \ Also It In Foreclosure ONE A TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT8 "OPEN7 0«r8 Or Need 01 Repair Open Mon - Frl. 9am-5pm CHECK US OUT - PLYMOUTH - fromt^a^a- per IHCLUOex- Apartments Available Featuring: 362-1927 and by appointment (XWHUW • Single story ranch design BROUGHAM M65 month - ^--"wavifur* 277-1280 FrooQM He«1 . V i -' Century 21 • Private entrances 4 patios 1 rvTonth Free Rent MANOR { - 'i* '•• • UfcCty room - washer/dryer hookup LUNA APARTMENTS 851-2340 «riRl - 28408 Warren, t bedroom $435 fj SwfenrnJng Pool Model open Tuea.-Sun. near MWdlebetl. Spadous 1 bed­ 2 bedroom $475 400 Apia. For Rent Call Or Vrsil Today room. Heat, eppfiance*. netEcarpet. Year Lease. Heal 6 Water Paid. D CommwoKyeWg. i Call offlce.,.425-0930 HEATHMOORE APTS. Hear transportation. Adult*. No pet*. O 0»WT)4KltSloT>0O Absolutely Perfect! Located on Haggerty Rd., S. ol Ford GARDEN CITY • Deluxe 2 bedroom Immediate occupancy. 464-6042 C*BMW)iO«*t Rd. Fast ecoess 10 expressways. apartmenl, spacious, newly decorat­ 455-1215. 2 bedroom townhouses In part-Ike ed. 595-4615 MAYFLOWER HOTEL- $550 month ^YMOUTH - DOWNTOWN selling featuring, private main entry ttartlng. DaDy room service. 24 hour 1 bedToom, wa-lj-Srt doset. carpet­ 453-1597, 4 patio rear entry, built-in mi­ 981:6994 GARDEN CITY • Miplewood message service. Color TV. Noed , carport, laundry facStles In Middlebeft 1 bedroom, heat, water leases, immediate occupancy. Con­ building. OuieL $445 Mo., 458T455« OPEN DAILY l lls'l l\< I h ^\ crowave 4 dishwasher, mini-Mods, CANTON COUNTRY - 1 bedroom, tact Creon Smith. 453-1620. < Individual Intrusion alarm, fufl base­ stove, refrigerator 4 carpet $395/ 4 appliance*' Included. $340 month. AND SUNDAY C*7 641-0790 PLYMOUTH ment with washer 4 dryer eonnec- MO. includes heat 2 bedroom.. First Boor. 2 bedroom apartment. t.lons 4 chPdrens tot lot. Come visit $485/MO. 455-0391 GARDEN CITY: Sharp 1 Bedroom NEAR •." M.D 6 -Main Streets. Immediate oc­ our Mode* Center today or cart. cupancy. Prtvata ent/ahoa. Balcony. CANTON - Efficiency apartment In Carpeting, appliances, air, bafeony. laundry f acuities. Freshly painted I DOWNTOWN Levolor bQnds thrrjoghoul, new car- RENTS FROM ..$495 country setting. Utilities Included. peting. «1 appfiance* wllh free Perfect lor retired person. Heat 4.water Included. No Petsl Village Green $420 7mo. Ca* Agent, 478-7640 ' FARMINGTON washer-dryer fadSUes, »a new balh 1st Month's REXT FREE 728-7044 or 721-5705 & furture*. ihdMduai •loreoe, *epa- Townhouses Canton rate furnace with central e>, IndM- of Huntljigton Woods GARDEN CITY Super Location * dua2y metered service*, security VisiiOur Newly FAIRWAY CLUB Inter-com. ample parking 4 morel HE^E^CLUDED 10711W. 10 Mile Rd. TERRACE Small 60 unit complex $695monthly. (1 mile W. ol Woodward) GoifsideApts. 1 bedroom apartments, $376 per Day*: 737-7077 Eves; 591-1964 WjjTK-ftMid Api/tmcms arc looted near gn.il Decorated Gommunity Mon-Fn. 10/6; Sat. 9-5; Sun 12-5 1 & 2 Bedroom month, Includes Heat 4 Water. Off­ Very large 1 bedroom unit •hupping. n.-«u.urant5 and avaitkirui Ociliiio. 547-9393 -Free Golf ice hour*: 9am-5pm, Monday thru PLYMOUTH 1 wvimrilrijj r««)tv ti-nni\ i-ourtv mmJiTn »pplunn.>. Friday only. 622-0480 with pallo - $475 fulh carnvtrd snd air omdiiitning. • * Comfortable living. ALL QUALIF1EO PEOPLE Heat & Hot Water Free ^HERITAGE APTS Save 50% Rent QAROEN CITY: 1 Bedroom ApL Carport Included' Carpeting, eppnances, air Condl- Includes: carport, all appli­ has units available located conven- Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom . ^.. SHARE LISTINGS 4» ~ 842-,1620 tenUy at Sheldon 4 North-Terrttorial, •-. -. land 2 Bedroom Apartments from • 884 So. Adams. Birmingham, Ml. fJonJng. water Included. Laundry ta- ances, carpeting; verticals, 728-1105 ciiiues. No petsl $375./mo. 1 mHe S. of M-14. Immediate occu­ aprtments. A community setting "• Announcing CANTON - 1-275 6 Ford Rd. coun­ Cafl Agent. 478-7640 sliding glass door. Adults. pancy. Just stop by of cafl for a . $450 try setting, 1 bedroom upper flat Shopping nearby. personnal showing. near dovyntovyn Pr/mowthr^; r YORKTOWNE $450 per month Includes utilities, HOURS: MON. THRU FRI., 9 TO 5 security is 1½ months renl455-9419 GRAND RIVER • MIDDLEBELT Plymouth'* most elegant rental GREAT LOCATION STONERIOGE MANOR 1-455-2143 Heat included. Full appliances.. . community overlooking Hlnes Park. Freedom Rd. W. of Orchard Lake Waik to Town. Built to condominium Canton PLYMOUTH specifications. Sound proofing CEDARIDGE 478-1437 775-8200 throughout. Some of the many fea­ WINDSOR LIVEONTHEPARK tures Include: 1 4 2 car garages with " Deluxe 2 bedroom units 1 Bedroom - $415 door openers, 2 or 2½ baths, fire­ WOODS I^i >\n u i places, en appliances Including NINE MILE 2 Bedroom-$430 (A P A R T M E Nrf^J- LUXURY APARTMENTS Heal 4 water Included, carpeted Irv­ washer, dryer, microwave, side-by 14 2 bedroom Apartments . FROM $550 HOOVER AREA side refrigerator, self-cleaning oven, ing room 4 hail, central *Jr. Wtcheti \l'\K I Ml \ dishwasher, disposal. Starts at $745 lrom$460untai-1-89 1 month FREE rent TOWNHOUSES oufrt-lns, parkhg, pool Adutt sec­ 6-A* X « xvnc Rd mo. Contact Ray Lee. 591-9200 Socuri ty deposit only $ 150 . with Immediate occupancy tion. Ready lor occupancy. See \» IOM Some of our-«nenities h>dude the II trtJiQ/y • The Michigan Group. Realtor*. • Modern Vertical Binds thru-out (minimum 1 year lease) (S«r_U im-ti and Model-Hr*. Noon-6pm. 455-5650 • Carport, balconies loOowtng ; 40325 Pfymouth Rd, Apt 101 - -458-3682 H»wrtraJ>i • Swimming Pool 4 Cabana INCLUDES: MACARTHUR— MortindMI . AN OPPORTUNITY • Quiet, soundproof Construction VnrfW-jU Mlnifr. carpnUnfr- PLYMOUTH - new 1 bedroom cfose -»o movOi vp_; to - French - Quarters • Close lothopping ___—-- bSKonles with doorwaas, Hotpotnl l/tpt* Horrfav e-JrxKh 455-3880 Apis. 1 4 2 bedroom -unit* Jrom MANOR— to downtowrvav*3able Feb. 1 $425 -OH Warren betv,&gl Sheidon/UDey appliances, security system, storage month, rv> pete. 622-4302 rril>> aiBv-^pra $350 month. Microwave oven, se­ wtthln apartmenl 2 bedroom, . central -air, curity alarm. 24 hour gate house. Mon. • Frl. - 9am-5pm' basement, parking, beauti­ PLYMOUTH. 1 bedroom, quiet, 6on- Credit report 8 reference* required. Sat.-Son. 1-5pm Enter on Tirtane 1 block W. of fully decorated. $400 a venienl New,,carpel, 'appflancee, 326-8270 "Evergreen 4" Jeffries X-Way area. Evening appointments available .Middleoett-on-the-S. tide ot Grand cable, laundryJ No pet*. >42$ with 635-9088 835-9475 • Handicapped units available Rrver, month! •*'"•• ;---- heal. Call: 4SW746 or— -995-9624 AVAILABLE; -large, 1 bedroom ROMULUS - 2 bedroom apartment, : A York Managemtmt Community Apartment with heat & water, balco­ 459-1310 Close lo downtown Farmlngton, wjter 4 eppOances Included. $390 ny included. Great location on T3~ L Special Senior* Program shopping 6 expressway*.. • 758-7050 monthly. 941-0790 Mile Rd. near Greenfield. Wefl-maln- CASS LAKE FRONT. 1 bedroom. lalnod. »4607*500. a month. sublet or lease, central heal and air. 471-5020 . NO GIMMICKS Mon.-Frt. 10-6pm. 549-7047 dshwasher. balcony, carport. pooL gatehouse. $435 to $455 includes Model open dairy 1-5 JUST VALUE BERKLEY/BEAUMONT area, 2 bed­ heat*, water. Aft 6pm 683-1125 Except Wednesday room, apartmenl available Immedi­ GREAT LOCATION. FREE PASSPORT TO ately, appliances, cerpafJng 4 bSnds OFFICE: 775-8200 • jnctuded. Cable ready.^54 9,-6381 WINTER SPECIAL LEXINGTON •' CONCORD TOWERS GRAND RIVER 4 9 MILE - Small ef­ VILLAGE ' OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM ficiency apartment. ^partlaBy fur­ Studio apartment. $545 per Mo. 1 14 2BEDROOM APARTMENTS > 1BE0ROOM APARTMENT Includes nished. 'On aft* panohg. flaeson- Indydes; bedroom Apt, $695 per Mo. Both 1 aWe. 4784196 After 5pm: 471-4912 yev lease. &4M400 or—«4«»7 500 . Stove A refrigerator , • Heal • Dtshwashor " • GREAT LOCATiONI • Stove 4 refrigerator • Carport -. ; GREAT APARTMENTS! • Pool ' • Intercom GREAT RATESI • Newty' decorated ' .Absolutely Great! • Newty decorated t bedroom from $535 • Smok e detect or* . As a new resident, whefi you: • Smoke detector* 2 bedroom* from $595 • FROM $420 Btrmlngham/Soulhfleld location of­ • Sprinkler system •Security deposit - Only $200 • FROM $405 Rents include heat, private fiofl sign a12 month lease at one of r fering brand new luxury i & 2 bed­ course, lennl* COurtV «w4mmlno room apts. in wooded setting. In­ - 175 and 14 Mile • , _ 1-75 and 14 Mile pools and more. Near Birmangharrt. across from Oakland Mall — W.,,...... • our fine (immunities listed be­ cludes oocor*lor color schemes, ca­ Troy oHIce cenleT^^omarieT Mas thedral ceiling s.'mtcrowaYO ovens 4 Next lo Abbey Theater . 585-4010 ; 24 hour emergency maintenance. 589-3355 andl-75. low, weHifliveyou: Call: «43-6644 or 643-0193 . RENTS FROM!'!$580^ ADULT SOMERSET PARK APARTMENT8 TREE TOP For a limited time only receive a •HOME AWAY FROM HOME" $ A one week stay In a luxurious Cranbrook Place Apts. COMMUNITY 1,2 Or 3...month lease m W. BJobm- r*M. 3 bedrooms, 2 car gersoe. 2½ 350 COUPON 2 bedroom furnished apartment, Phase IV baihs m « beeuutut setting. LOFTS Mon.-Fri. 10-6, Sat 9-5. 473-5899.. Or after 6PM 788-1568 PLUSMOO Move In (Closed Sunday) We have a newer f" bedroom apart­ CAMBRIDGE APTS: menl complete *lih baJcony, walk In Towards your rent.* DEARBORN HTS. HOUSING ... doseX neutral decor, deluxe kitchen -; CASHBONUS1 644-0059 FORTHEELPERLY 4 more. . . '; In addition choose from the many exciting featurjes. — A Village Green Community ChkJeVet Place Apartments, 3300 Excellent location • walking distance ; CALL FOR MORE DETAILS!* BIRMINGHAM AREA Chldestef Street Ypsitantl now ac­ :"'.- .-- '•'•.. ALSO.' . ;, ; ."-. A '•: I & 2 bedroom apartments , 7 To shopping center, church, etc cepting appJtcauon*. Within yrafWnp 2 bedroom. 2 bath luxury Apt avail­ 16 2 bedroom deirxa apt). distance of downlowrv Rent accord­ A very special apartmenl with a ^*\N 2, 3 & 4-bedroom townhouses able. No pets. »910 por Mo. Mewtymodernhed : : Pkase can. 64 2-9860 Of 648-7500 ing to. Income under 8etUon 8 HUO. *)<*o4ng loft 4 cathedral celfing thai For Information call Mori thw Frl. opens to the Irving area. Both unit* ^P $200 security deposit , • \ WESTERN HILLS BIRMINGHAM, beautiful' 1 bed­ 274-4765 487-9400 have covered parking. : room. nev.ty decorated, carpetod. A York AJ anaflen^tCcirwriunlty . ..er^v(aJJ^<^rsk^.0^p¢rjrun^ty__.. ^•Free gas heat & gas utilities in most units -\ trrmedtate occupancy. $ 500 month. >Westland«rea DOWNTOVVN BIRMINGHAM Wa'are located In the cory yWaafol -——* 19floor-plansJO cAoo5«?/rdiXL_ji_^ __.! .L. ..^... N. Eton-Mapte. Days: 356-2600. ' UVONlAAREA Northvine 4 have * ¢06010 natural — • fives: 649-1650 Studio apartment available, toe*ted • 1 & 2 Bedrooms on W. Maple at Bate* St. 4465/mo aettmg completa with stream 4 .-.':.• Indoor Olympic pool •'.,•'.' •.•*.•' BIRMINQHAM-Oeslrabte location, with heal, very coiy.Cal 478-6333 park, lease f equtred. No pet*. EWO • FREE "HEAT W»* 10 bank*, Horary, churches, Westwood • Exercise room and sauna and restaurants. 2 bedrooms,-'* EAST OF Telegraph - 20830 M Rd. APARTMENT: $48$ ' •'*' bat\ heat» water, $835. a mo. ' Clean qvrfeM bedroom, A "' LOFT: $515 ••..-.'• * Luxurious clubhouse * • MlmitM trom I-94 & I-275 •:, 644-0105 $265/mo. plu* aeevrity. Village Apts. Tenant pay* h»»t. Ava.1 4 '• Open Daily 10-« • Dens, fireplaces, spiral staircases \ .- REe)?rEl36b Sal.M Sun. 12-3 -BIRMINGHAM » Covered carports ,. EFrTdENCY • itudio apt $328. Heat Included * 348-9590-. 642-8888 Heart of Birmingham VwaMo B« 1 bedroom $400 - t bedroom apt. Spadous tuxurlov* 1 4 2 bedroom • Laundry facilities/hook-up in townhouses bf ary, the park, iheater restaurant* $450. Include* heal 4 water, pool 4 apis, are waiting for you with (Ann BeneicV* 4 Krua ' • -' - • Pets allowed WAYNE FOREST " and greai fashion »toresi Atlractrva fountain..- ,—•; - M4-93W carpet, large open kitchen with \ bedrodrn - tn wtfl maJnltmed"- dishwasher,.MW-cleanlna.oven. 4 NORTHV1LL6 AREA • 2 btdcoom • Wayn^arw sma» buWlng with elevator, indM- FARMINQTON«downtown. Large".1 frost lr«e refrigerator, vtrtkai Apt. avaJisbie, $545 per Mo. 1 year : •Families welcome \v duany controlled heal & ak condi­ bedroom, $475, heat & water Includ­ blinds, ample storage, carport A tv teese. Include* heal end w*ter. No «iSpacious 1. 2& 3 tioning, dishwasher, disposal and ed. . 4 . 478-U55 tarcom »y»tem. : \ ' pet*. CaH: 348 92» or «46-7500 Open Moiid»y-Ffidfcy 10-6. Satutday 10-5. Su.rtdfty 12-5. vertical Wnd*. Nopet*. $560. f ARMINOTON HIL18 - luxurious 2 R£NT8FROM$4tS •*«iec1unfl»onry ROCHESTER LUOXOW APTS, For further information please c«ll 455«2424; Blooms • bedroom. Bubteaea for« month*. 1 .. , .. • • • • _ ••. •• ••.'••', - i "• • - TIM0ERCANEAPT8. . month frae, $620 par month. Ava*- »45 Ludlow. \ 4 « Bedroom Apta From $400. Heal 4 Wafer InckjoVd, • FREE HEAT 666 Pur dy : 2687768 »r^ now. Lt^ve rnessaga, 476-0634 LIVONIA • large t beoYoom. waehar To vliUi From 1-273, exit Ann Arbor RbidWesTto 459-6600 6J1-TJ70 BIRMINOHAM, Menrtatta, 1 bed- 4 dryer Ixkjded. Very nioa araa, • Waik'^n ctoaata f ARMINOTON HILLS • *v6 4 School*. No pen. Haggerty Road. Follow South to Joy Ro*d, EaVt.onJoy room pkrt fat, frap-**, oarage. -OflCHARO LAKE ROAD, f etrmont Ptt\ \ bedroom. No »•• ~\~~ 474rf)7»4. r^r^iTdlshwasrw. Adufl*. Hd (¾¾ curHy oepoart. Irnmeolate occuparv RSolT^ neer Tt*»y»ph. BeevtiM wooded toHoheytree. ..•""„.."•. v v __ •...'"• teaie, $8» «47-707» Cy. t54X)7mo.>ftft 8pm «51-1167 ^UVONU yALENTlhft u-SPfOAl. jWrtwmJB**. Oar pet. Atr ^Professionally managed by Dolben. • BIRMINGHAM • 8¾¾ apartnml Move in feyFab . <, c¥M«r. r«M 00*71 heaAirwvded, » f ARMiHOTON HILIS ^ 1 bedroom *C*tTti*) C.OM^ WW nQQKf _ r>}M to downtown. $350 pet fnonlh. at «445. include* heal «ar, appa- t(eev Llrrtted to new raVdVrt* only FROM 43*5 •' 'ON l UMmONlV - •••7 Ti*t i*at«. Heal a *«* *>!**% mce* 4 tarpetirtj. Cable IV avt* on aelecied *p»tmeMa CI »30 W ORCHARD WO0D3 APT^, 64:5-2934 C $ir-«M-»41« able. - 4r»-Mt» 8,7rJ»y*«wet*. • 477-«44«

-:..1--• 1 • • , -» .-T-.-H"- —<{--•r ^..^--^^^^.1,-..,—^Ol,-.- •> i! f •r, A-'i \ X .^.v-^T^'.iy'-.uJij:,^—«u'- •^•ISRHWW.1 '*.'* ! *^PWPW*WPIW*ejppili(!pB^^ mmmmmmmm^**^ wm majammamiiawmawmmmmm mmmmmmmmmma*m*m*m nil. ..-1 * 40* •04E Monday, J«no«ry 2,1989. 400 Apia, For Rent ' ^w ^p*^.rw nettf 400 For Rent 400 Apti For Rent 400 Apti For Rent 400 Apt* For Rent 400 Aptt> For Rent TftqV*fi0?AL0AK ,. ^PROY : ; Pr«4«nUy SveSeWe 14 2 Cedroom :>*.' «f«fws«fi!i. rvepieo*, o*k nocft w VENOY PINES* AMAZING! TROY An iJWabtfahed apartment carpeting, dlehwaaher, heat, water, TROY . community in a convenient COoklno g4( lnc**S»j « moet M«Av Rent* Uixn 41* per *j'. ft. A M of SOMERSETAREA Between Somerset 41-75 focatlon. Rents from $535. with vertical Nnde. CNWreo? Petri room for • ntttej&ooeVtXer/ larfle i A»M . AMBER APARTMENTS A beautiful ptaoe —to Bve ..( & 2 bedroom apartment* featuring ~ PRESTIGIOUS • THREEOAK8 CeNTRAtLYLOCAUO " beet tftotuded' fci ts. For Rent 1 bedroom »410; 2 bedroom: »495 • Beautiful carpeting • 24 Hf. Maintenance Includes air conditioning • • Dishwashers • Greet Storage *p*oe 1 BEDROOM (950 5q. ft.) '4W WE3TLAN0 SHOPP1NO - CENTER rieat -^carpel- swimmlnfl • Disposals * • luge wa!k-ln doseli Area • 1 ft' 2 be&oom apartment*. • Baicbritt. Deluxe Carpeting 2 BEDROOM (1050 sq. n.) »595 1^ 80-^555 including heat No peta. pool. No pels. Mature • Air Conditioning • Individual CenlreJ AV/Heat MERRIMANPARK p&sp can: 26M830 or' 6+0-7600 adults call 721-8468 • Close to shopping & • OeKue Apptience* Including ;.; U$0 fiq. ft. Also available • expressway DeJyxeKrt6heji*- Pi«set#^RemEveotv VILLAGE APTS v (twv.s.oieig Beaver, '••'•.:•'-'" •Walk-lnClosets : . OPEN: Dally 10r8 NORTHRIDGE between UvernoTj & Oook$) : &emohth'$teritffeeforn€w tenants. Open Mon. - Frl.. 9am-5pm •2 Bedroom Has pouble'Bath ~C --.\ sat 9-4-.-r - • Unique 1 & Z Bedroom Apartments J : Sun. 13-5: and by appointment NOON-6PM ;-' -. , «Cow^ Parking r. inMnnlflgtop/ttvoiiIa APARTMENTS Vcloee to Shopping & Expressway ' TT Adult Community • 50 Years Pins ' 1-2 BEDROOM 362-0a45 362-0290 Beneicke & Krue $ * • Private, Tre>ilned Courtyards FR0M 480 400 Apt». For Rent • Pool/Gubhouse ,t .V _ • VertteeJe • Eat in KHchen •fPtrinr"-- -> • Self-Cleanlngbveq, Frost-Free • Walk In CloMta Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave • Waeher/Oryer AvalUbie • Heat Included • Furntehed Unite Scofsdah Jlpaffmnfs • Senior Citizens-Special Available • Handicapped Unite 477-5755 Available Newburgh between Joy & Warren On Mtrrman Road (Orchard Lakt Read) One Mile Weat of I-275 $ I Blxk Scatb ¢/8 Mil* Read Open Dairy 6:30-5 off 7 Mile, Northville From 435 Op** Dailj 10-6 fjt'; Sunday Noon-) p.m. Saturdays 10-4 348-9616 FREE HEAT FREE COOKING GAS- la 2 Bedroom • 1¼ Baths • Central Air • Pool - N» • Tennis • Carports • Clubhouse LaHcf ropt Laundry 4 8torage • Cable Ready f: Model Open 9-5 Dally rtttyeyts 12-5 Weekends Model Open 9-5 Daily • POOL t&v o«x¥t,» • Thru-unit deelgn for & HouWNg maximum privacy"47" NfW 455-4300 erota unit ventllttlon 1 & 2 Bedroom > •J dvile_tnJri«i. J^rtmente • ConvenUnt to ^ WMUarid Shopping BEST APARTMENT It's an offer you can Center „m$400 VALUE IN FARMINGTON HILLS e Storage In apartment V WVffTtMD ^-_ really warm up to. M " SMoaiaieMBi a^B • Balcony or patio j| SSST** Attractive 1 & 2 Bedroom • Air conditioning © JVMWAJttfM N $ To begin with, nobody bet nobody Apartments from 475 can ouer yoo a better SoutMleld • Laundry In each location. Is addition, yoo will have a building Featuring: • Convenient to freeways, warm attractive apartment at a Dishwashers LOitDes shopping, and .very reasooable rale. Tbrow free available ' business districts but to|o UM deaJ, and you Jut can't >o air conditioning • Private balconies or pallos : "Less than Ptem * • Cable ready WE PAY YOUR HEAT sj Swimming pool and much more 5 minutes • Air Condltionlnd ^ • Swimming Pool from Novl & • Balcony or Pttlo •Clubhouse loomfield MtolN _ ACeble_Ty_Aval!|b!e • Convenient to |Qce Farmlngton • Beautiful Grounds 12 Oaks Mall Hills" ON^HERfcHT At:Pontlac TVail arid_ • Thru-unit design is available for """" ^eclcflOT(fe1ftWxbm i i •,, Open Dally T jTtaxImum privacy &.cross unltventilatlon SOUAB£LAK|RO & Weekends .-. (£xltM&At Beck /?oad then • Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall ^yetiiseTOW^^ Mv-j^ 10 A.M. lo 5 P.M. 2 Miles North to Pontlac TYall) • Private Balcony/Patio ; i inxlasistfied!. "t" Open Mon. • Sat. 9 -6 ,AV. 338-1173 • Cable TV Available Sun. 11 -5 Teiegr apfi Road M. ot Soyare Lake Hd.^ Bloomlield To*-nship .po• Dishwashed r AA624-944J r\AAt?5 624-6464 • Air Conditioning Open Monday • Friday, 10 • 6 Weekends, 11 • 5 ' Jr Summer Is . ^. •rOver... First Month's Rent FREE"

'•'•^fl (L Superlafive^Rental Living ( A P APT M I N YD JtiTfte HiilsofWest Blootnfield Attractive 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments NBW lavishly large 1^2 and 5 bedroom terrace ranch dwellings of from »500 .. uruorpa»»ed lire chat ate utterly extraordinary -up to 2^00 square feet and 01 2 Bedroom Tbwnhouses Available every amenity; private entries, attached garages, fireplacei, cathedral ceiiingi,. Westlqnd Towers! Featuring: *"' -* designer kitchens withjkparate breakfast areas, master bedroom suites with Spoclous ono ond two bedroom bpdrt- .dressing area, double vanities,' double closets and walk-In closets too, ments offer hlgrvrHe living with: • HEAT INCLUDED . Storage Areas inresldence laundry and storage, full carpeting,! CfrttHl air conditioning, • Spectacular baloony vlewj • Modern Appliances • Air Conditioning patio or balcony. ;;,.-' ;• • Year round twlmmlno In the Indoor • Laundry Facilities • 2 Swimming Pools w/ healed pool • AflnewClub_ondGame Room • Fully'Carpeted » Clubhouse '" '"Truly re$ort^ike"recTe3t(Ona| facillticslnctude!; pversliecl pool in a • Tennis courts " • Vertical Blinds • Sauna ^spectacular wooded setting, a manor-home like clubhouse — Ideal for • TV-monttofed soour© enlrancos * 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance private parties — tennis ccfurts end, of-course, a 24-pour manned • FREE private health club with exercise room ond sound gatehouse with package"reception services. There is even a private • An Wed! (ocorHon: - tending library. All on over 130 Incomparably private acres for estate- - One block from WesHand Mall like jiving. . •• :; -:,1 '. ' ; : ' : ; -.. '.:'.. ; * - tenter effliefte noseourtry depo-sll - Near 1-276, WA 0nd major surface Unquestionably the standard for beauty and luxury. For their the, streets design and breathtaking setting, YOU MOST SEE the I, 2 and 3 bedroom terrace homes of ALDINGBROOKfe. HUT tHOUtttO IN HNT Travel Maple Road to Drake Road; turn north and drive through i the woods, to the stlmmlt of the hill, and enter AtfMNGBROOKB WESTIAND 23600 Lamplighftr Larfe on Provident* Drive through the manned gatehouse on your left- 1U^TOWERS just North of WJNine Mile Rd. In Southfield K P'A MMI NTS (one block West of Greenfield Rd.) - ; Mx<; Lfmfwd number o/iJwrt (CTTneirortlKfrnfnljdf'diloWf; t and } ytat IcMt btlnf offtrtd. ; "'.- ... - ' :• ' •'..'.' Open 7Dftys rVwcjMs open acMy'. Moft-.Pri. 10^; Satgrday9."5; Sunday 12-5 661-0770 r ,l6ooied one btock west of VYdyne Rood, < "v: R«nf*l JRc*idence» f torn *650- 1500 < between Ford ond Vtarren Roods M 557-081Q • fol MW fJiM«lti 00 HlNttJteJu c«rj —— "•"•awawajniBi - *mmm ^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmimmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

•Ic- .••* Monday, January 2,1039 0&6 *S^ 400 Apti. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant 402 FurnUhadAptt. 402 Fumfcb*f Aptf. 404 Hou#f*'ForR»nl. 404 Houtf For Ront 404 Houttt For tat WHouMtForfent 404 Ho*i»#fFofR*frt WMI Bkxxrjftetd Union laXe Area ForRtnt ForBant AAA LEASiNq hai several »ubur- BiflMJNOHAM - In-town. EjccepOorV CANTON - 3 bedroom ranch In nice CANTON • 4 bedroom cofonUi, 1V* CANTON - '3 bedroom with ' BRIARWOOD WEST OF T MllE • 1 bedroom from , Ban r»nl»J» from »405 up - Uvor»m 3 aiy nice'3 bedroom*. 2 baths, fire­ •ubdMalon. easement, gs/age, tW- bath, ftmUy room, fireplace, garage. •need und ««/ag«. CM «*^^ $3504360 Include* heal & wale*, , bedroom brick ranch, altacftad oa­ place, basemeni,: gvaoe. fenced pUce. large M. $665 pe/ monlh. Available J*n 6. »900 month. No APARTMENT* mi Month Frw. .- t 633-8230 PRINCETON COURT rage, t MM/N«wt>urgh «rw, IWO; y«r^,- newly. decorated. 1»| W. le^Mcwrity,, 227-305i petfi, reterence*. 465-7645 f ranoavfJe 3 bedroom t »nch, rrrlne Frank,19iO/mo. Available Jan. t$. . OETROrT - W. of retegra CON DO LIVING ., TEMPORARY APARTMENTS lot tmmediale 11,195. Cell to seel Jerry. 644-1575 Bob:t)77-2«l2 CANTON: i bedroom Cotonlal, IV* DEARBOFtN HGT8.. ImmedUjJe 00- 2-3 bedroom »l brtcfc L_..--„ W. DEARBORN AREA Minimum 6 mo. lease »550 mo. C« PLYMOUTH i One Way Realty, ; 4T3-5S00 bath, aitachod ga/age,dminfl room, Cupancy Pn this cvle 2 bedroom Cherry Hill Village FURNISHED Furolvhed Apt., compteta ExecuUv* BiAMINGHAM-nea/ towit, 4 bed­ Bytng room with fireplace. $600 /mo. ranch, ce/pellng, fenced, »450. ' - Dave Maihleu; The Michigan LOW MOVE-IN COSTS package available. 8ing!« itory, prl- AU CITIES • (8lno«We room, \'A baths, rVeptace, lamiry After 4pm, - 663-2592 .,. ...-_• 653-9055 Reaitori. ' 691-92<|>- *: vaieenirance. Seeusal: room, oarage, appliances, fenced SECURITY QEPOSIT Ct\tim\f>a brick colonial selling wiln HOMfeS FOR RENT yard, «975. . 655-441.1 mature free* In an Ideal environ- HOUSINGS v 14281'PRINCETON DRIVE 8££100$WHE«e ONLYS150 mont (or retlf 00» Including: TENANTS & LANDLORDS 8IRMINQHAM: Qutel, Uee-lined -Spacious • Individual prlvaia en­ SAVE TIME 46H840 street, 3 bed/oom. JH bath, 2 fire­ trance* - Free carport - Wajlw & - Heat, wale/ & gas lo/ cooking SHAM U3T|N0$ • 642-J620 - Elficlent kitchen with new frost Iree -CALL US FIRST BOYALKJAif Newfy d«cof«l»d. 1 684 8o. Adams, BirmJngham. Ml. places centra) air, 2 car garage,. Ory*r Hook-up,- Balconies - Over­ bedoxxtt ipt, includes uiiiitie*, • HM»«I • II !'•• nilUll. • • • ' ••• bed (7x10) Uoraoa in apartmenf. "refrtgetatof freeier 4 new jas appnahces. Sha/pC Sale or Lease! LUXURY Enervj, housewares, «Ir cood.. tv, eEJWlEY -3 beovpoms, IMng «lW5./mo.C4awpm, 884-5900 Apts from only J«5 until 1-1-69 /anga ca/petod. From WOO/mo. MM253 room, dining room, family room with - ta/ge master bedroom with . EXECUTIVE /replace, basemenl. »11 efptlancei BIRMINGHAM. 3 bedroom, clean, Townhovs«$ iiartirw from oouWe closet SUITES, INC. ' IncLdlng washe/ 6 dryer, |$50/mo. fenced, basement,"5arage. no petsr ta/o«"Wclctfe window In IMng plul»eOur«y... . -^-.644.1006 Rererencee; tecurhr. 36*«trd. 1700 $e» .. (oom 4 d^Ung araa. Most units =_ BinnLnflbfljn-Troy_Area SUITE LIFE pe«monlh.After630pm. MS-7«22 hav4iKohen4i>»Ut.wiDd«wi.- __ 18 lrrvnaculal»TkiWJr>jTO406ftno- --eiftMtHOMAW^^lciJwf^aWj — Op«rtWocKC4^»'ffim~5pS' ' • bedrooms, 1 bath, ttove^refrlgera- ^mMlNOHAMfeulf Ruftner. A mod- 8at.4Sun. 1-5 n^Sdern ceramic bathroom* »oath. garage. 383-7546 - Open 7 Day*- ;OoitandT»fVtla. •- FURNISHEO APTS. •Mtri nice. 1760/MO.; 1 yr. lease skylight*, an appttaoces. »775 per 274-1933 Swimming Pool*. Security : + socurtty 6 woodod lot. $875/mo. 332-7511 Dairy 11 am-*pm-Sal. 10am-2pm • LAROE SELECTION IANYTIME) 404 Houm For Rent deposn. 755-4430. Eves. 642-7423 • OPTION TO PURCHASE BIRMINGHAM . beaulifuBy fur- CANTON. North. Hewty restored, 729-2242 BIRMINGHAM - Attractive ? bed­ BIRMINGHAM - tn-town & terrtflcf historic 3 bedroom. 1 large bath, 2 GLOBE RENTALS niihfcd >1 bedroom apartment with room. Minds, neutral cokxa, new 3 bedrooms, updated bath". MinJ- pool, baloofry. air. atereo. ftxirav car garage, 3 acres. Immediate oc­ •WESTLAND ta/pet N ot 14. E. oi Pierce Av»3- BCnds .thru-out. Oa/ege. $775. per cupancy* $700 month. Month lo FARMINOTOH. 474-3400 $S9SrtK>oth - 6S2-9358< aWeJan. 1.46W5/MO. 640-*«7 - HAMPTON COURT month + security. 642-6934 monlh available 453-9350 STERLING HEJOHTS: 826-9601 FARMlHQTON HILLS - 1 bsdroom APARTMENTS lurnfihod, utilillo* paK) Ground The Place To Live" In Westland floor. AvaHaWo now, 1 yr. leaao. 400 Apartments For Rent, Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apis SOUTHFIELO. 355-4330 J700 ± security 477-7¾½ FROM$>4lS TROY 5»e-1600 FULU FURNISHED 1 A 2 bedroom apartment* through­ Balconies-Carports out Metro Oet/pjt. A* housewares S Swimming Pool 4 ParK Areas - 402 Furnished Apis. utilities Included In rent, monlh to Storago In You/ Apartment month lease. Fia/rtUJea welcome. MC. For Rent V. AE accepted". Ftetoeatlon Specie If you think sav­ 729-4020 I jl 313-3SS-S313 or outside Ml. ABBINGTON " 1-«00-352-0«2S ing money's fun' Ford Rd i wv £. of Wayne . you'll love living free at Schooner Cove for 30 days. Plus you'll love Mon. • Fri 9am-5pm LAKE FULLY FURNISHED ; Sat 4 Sun 1-5pm Relocaiing? Temporary Assign­ CORPORATE SUITES the 365-day pleasures of living on Ford Lake. In winter, the cross-- Evening appointments avajlable ment? We have corporate apart­ ' Special Senjors Program ment»for short term lease. Fvtfy fur­ Westland Towers country skiing, snowmobiling, snowman-building, ice-skating arid ice- nished with linens, housewares, irtill- Our 1 and 2 bedroom turmined Cor­ WESTLAND PARK ties. television, stereo and porate apartments take tho incon boating are tops., (So is the indoor fun of watching the snow fall microwave: From W50. Convenient­ venience out ol your relocation through your balcony window.) You'll especially enjoy the totally new APARTMENTS ly kxaicO in weslern suburb. Easy- t/arster Decoralor dealcn high Across from City Park access to afli-ways and airport apartments feature fully equipped interiors-from appliances to cabinets to designer decor. So your days (Crverry Hill) Ca.1 anytime 459-9507 kitchens with utensils, maid terAca. (bet*een Middiebell 4 Merriman) Indoor heated swimming pool,' ten­ will be pleasant, inside or outside. See all that these free contem­ APARTMENTS nis, excerise and tauna. Month, lo 1 & 2 bedrooms, 1¼ baths SHORT TERM LEASES porary /I and 2-bedroom apartments can offer you. Now. Adult 4 Family Units 10 prime sub­ monlh lease available. Pool urban locations. Utilities included. Complete wilh housewares, linens, Westland Towers is 1 Mc W. .ol 2 bedroom HEAT INCLUDED color TV. Swimming pools, tennis Wayne Rd., between Ford & We/ren SCHOONER COVi-ON-KWD-lAKE courts Weekly Maid Service avail­ Rds Call 721-2500. townhouse From: $420 able MC. V 4 AE cards accepted. HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC. f C-.-043 CT Monthly or Lease Unmatched personal servicei Short lease EJoganth/ furnished & 485-8666 ¢-4^^^ tyK*fy:;.tfcinglipg with your Holiday _ Airport • PonU«e •* *: * WOODCRE^T Lake Roads In neighbors \f :':.,' -'/ Specials*. Waterfard. Aod thu is just fhe beginning IS Open 7 Days 'TCal) or.See.;. \ :*<*'•' Two Bedroom TownhouMt ''Th*t>eop!£fhQ Care" with Private Basement! '10-6 and Driveways ,477-01¾¾ to, *495 par month *$ Do you come home to an • private entrances^- • patio • central air • table T.V. available apartment or a 75-acre estate? • blinds • tennis courts i" » • ^ • dishwasher • laundry facilities available Most apartment living^neasures 600+ sq..ft. Ours measures Phone: 68 It 661 over 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hill residents enjoy a gorgeous NOW LEASING 75-acre estate setting of park and Woodland, peace and SENIOR tranquility. You're right next door to the 1-275 corridor, 334-6262 Michigan's multi-billion dollar explosive growth area and IBND CITIZENS just minutes away from 1-96, a direct route to downtown Detroit. Located West of I-75 and North M-59 Model Available Weekdays and Weekends Livonia's ooibebaiiati SPECIAL! See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residence* GRAND ^and country townhousespn9 Mle, 1½.mB.es west of- *: Managed by Management Systems, Inc. Finest. tffce 1 and 2 j_ -. - Farm'mgton Road in Farrninglbn HiHs. ^^^ OPENING SLNiOft an affiliate of the P.M. Group « Location bedroom CITIZENS , 7 Mile Road apartments - 2 green hill !. SPECIAL\ Corner Mayfleld APARTMENTS bedroom, 1¼ bath CANTERBURY (3 blocks E. of '••-•;;•;& IM FARMIN6T0N HILLS • r-PARK...— •_.. Farmlrtgton Road) Heat townhouse, Air KO0fl$'6P{» OAJLt 10* MOW 4rMi6t' East of 1-275 Conditioning — •r-or»ei««*daR»rtrrinU' Corpffiat tawtMata mUil included. — Immediate Occupancy — BrKrate balco­ FREE nies withi*.ln5u="— Brand new large deluxe 2 month's lated sliding bedroom, 2 bath units. rent NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom glass door walls ONE MONTHS Laundry hook-up within ^^-carpeting and I : '• • \ -.'•.' J->.-->------'--r .,_,.., blinds.deluxeappjlances^:^, flfuge.clbsete -r^^ Gas Weat .-^7.-^.-..,^. Attractively Designed Units Featuring: balcony or patio. Near shopping. 8wlmrnlng pools — Ample parking — * • All apartments are on the water's edge Carports available — Sernta at your doorstep You Can Get Into Mufrwood • Private patlo/balcohy Limited time offdrt • Thru-unit design for maximum privacy REKTAL OFFICE'.""~ " f OR «$40 A MONTH ^ & cross unit ventilation *~ month • Excellent location*convenient to * $600 421-4977 But Only Through The Twelve Oaks Mall--' 24-Hour Manned Gatehouse. • pishwasher Model Open Dally 10-6 except Wednesday 30500 WEST WARREN • Air Conditioning BatwWn Mk»d*tb*rt Road and fttorrfman Road r 473-3983 775-8200 CorponhAp#tm*nt$A¥*1t*bi* 31296 Springlake Boulevard' *fof >m apl [Bf Pidlyer^lr^khchwwhhdislr^vashw pond and rofNng • Fully Carpeted • Clubhouse and pantry hHla. • Air Conditioning «• Kaundiy Facilities, • \3 Spacious storage locker Included whh • Beaujiful Grounds • Lighted Parking each apartment 12 exerting,, « 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance LB' Private swimming pool \B Planned community activities ~ and2bedroom L'.va'.cd on 5 Mile Kd. m\ - ' ••' 1 bedroom • I860 per month ptamafrom lku«n Mkldlcbclt and 1 i rruvxiw ; InVsra Rd. in LftUiti™ -A .. 1-1 i, , i,i , lihuM aaajnnaaai', Jtkkal ',"• •7ff T.M :t':'. : ,i,''l •^^J.Ai^.i^.'.a^O

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\«c*:. O&E KJon'd^y, January 2, -1989 : 410 FUU 414 Fk>rkS4iR«>f.Uf«; ttliiylf&Qutftat 4^1 living Qu*rt*fi 4^2 Commercial/Retail 436 OrlrCe/Bu»!ne»»' 43$ Office/Business 436 Offlca/Business Space- FAWNGTON HULS. 10-Mm A PLYMOUTr1.Downtown • 2 bedroom GOlfERS GETAWAY - near Dfaney ToShwf '•;• ;•:••• For Rant; Space ';v'- • 8peca : . - Mld«k»W 4 bXJroom*. garage, lower. clearV newly painted, heel & yeTWray from gnu a gwier. FuOy t' EXECH/TlVEOffloefW RETAIL- < CANTON - prime tocallon. 270iqtl. PRIME OFFICE SPACE tended, »650 month. ,, -.- water-included, garage: -4500/ forr\»>*d1or foursome, 2 bedroom, ELIZABETH LAKE *xe«4, 3 bed­ PROFESSiOtfALTertale lo ahare at- • •<- . BIRMINGHAM ; : room, 2 bath home, garage. $300 iractfve 2 bedroorfc-^bath erJ Space.. Tbe most beautiful suite In Downtown, with convenienl parking^ Ford Rd. 4 1-275. Ideal for Income ONFORDLAKE • /.J .681-4225 month. No pet*. Security" 445-8^84 2 bath villa>l| hole gotl, pool*, ten­ the heart ol downtown Birmingham: itw; AccounVant. Sales («>., Atlpr- nis. rasteuranisTKvige 642-3155 mo. plu» halt utwtfea. Non-amoKer. menl. Oonvenlenl 8ovthRe»d New execultv» Office Center with all . From 450 sq.ft. •„-•• -FARMINGTON , v . " ' : r ROYAlOAK ,-••-..---.-W dean, reaponaible.kdult. After 6PM Oon; »295 plus-1/¾ utlUOea, ^ de»igh«d tn Oktingilsh Tradition the amenltle* lor the smaller Profes­ ney. Ulffitle* Included. • ; «61-5712 • Lakeside wooded »ettlng - HK4 2 bedroom house, family roooi. 2 bedroom*, fireplace, basement, 642-2316 Day«:433-6|34 Evenings: 364-6776 wtth-Aaded ^laaa 4 antique*. 900 sional office. S»cre1arie«.t)rione an- • Free on-tha parking Mi HILTON HEAP lSLANQ/^Ooeaifc ao,.tt. /W lo< LWry. .1,61^060 twerthg," conference room*, ©ri- •toraM room, 2 car attached o«-»«25. par month. Moo *moker»/no fronl. 50 ft. from beach. 1 bedroom • Good eccesa to 1-94' f*g*Tinced yard, »725. S53-6138 pel* . 641-0474 FWMW4 • Young non amokar, RESPONSIBLE nOh-smoking female : premlses reslauranl, etc.; optional EXECUTIVE OFFICES • (15x15(1 4 condo, alaep? 6. Weekly or monthly '—^ — laame to aeeklng **rt4 to find/share 2-3 bed- /ORD RD. & Middlebelt. Last prime for further Inlorrrtalloo cad Uoyd prplesaiortiaf maH & phone »r\*werlrtg. CaH: Inter­ 15x1()ftj. Available Immediately for WMngarden at McKlnley Properties UN • Ranch on lavge_wood rates. . . •••"-. • 652-2688 ahare2bedroom/2baU>»pir»342J. jpomm PJymouthCan(oneraa.CaA -retail or oifice apace available. Next national Buslne** Center*. 433-2070 to Orln Jeweler*. 1050 *q. ft., Ford lease, troy area. (Maple'4 Uver- bedroom*. Jr^ Sittt..,«.3\c*i r riW * hart ulBfUe* • «^^473-0069 aKarf»»BU. ; • , > ., • 453-1592 nois). ftclude* receptionlsl. Secre- 769-8520 <12 TowniKKiaaa- ™ MARCO ISLAND - beach front 2 Pid. exposure. Immedfate oocupan- BIRMINGHAM gara**.1^0* baaement, bedroom condo availatro 1?/31/M lary available. Phone *vslem, photo WiT negotiable, tirio/mo FEMALE to ahare 2 bedroom, 2 cy.Cafl422-2490. -.---- • - , Prime office space.-reception area The CLIFFS ConoNw For Rant thru 2/5/89 Or after 3/12/89. . : bath oondo In Royal Oak. ptfvale SHEL6Y/UT1CA • femaJe*»afwe 2 copy, fM 4 kUchen facwie*.Wa)iar, Oey* 640-9080 with 2 offices and private bath. First pay»^4-9440 tve* 354-1218 Announcing : 1 week minimum-M1rft402- phone.. Non-smoker, »300 per bedroom quaBt• " y condo' • . »32-15¾)5 ¾ RETAIL 8ALE3 • 1750 Sq. FtVKow floor with private entrance and sot- OFFICE PAVILION- ATTRACTIVE, secluded. 2 bedroom monlhpruahaffulliitlea.- 649-7/67 plete. ": , • *656.818V" I root, 'central air A rurnJce^Ffirmer ple parfingTATI "utilities Included. ES Foxflra Oolt Couraa com- ; -^^afitiovieTglft-tlore. 220"5n»taln, FARMINGTON HIU8 • 12 Mae be­ IWUM near /09,.nlo* area, Move, YORKTOWNE>-& N^ 2'beoVoom. 2 batf>, »650 mo. Call 9AM-5PM, 644-2646 tween Orchard lake 4 Farmlngton REDFOF0' ralrtger »lo>, 0*k floor*. «257mo. + FEMALE to share new 2 bedroom. 2 TROY - Wattle*'are*. Female room- Ctawson. 589-0379 Plymouth'*rnou1h'*-rw*- rppsli elegant,ejeqe - rental 2oHUn?^+ bath apartment In VUage Green In male to share house. Available Im­ Road*. One person office. Approxi­ 1,345 sq.ft. modern office utiriee. . •• '644-8035 community overlooking Hlne* Park^ all- '•'^523 $outhfWd. Contact Oan after 6pm mediate!/. Non-»moker.«240 + 1/3 mately 150 sq.ft. 853-8840 Walk la Town. BuM lo. condomWu.m RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT In multl/tenant' building. ttJKSTER - Sharp 3 bedroom brick specifications.' Sound proofing PANAMA CITY • Luxury, executive •~—u^l 356-3966 utaiUes. Oepo»\nopets. 263-0223 BIRMINGHAM FARMINGTON HIL18. PrestlQlOU* . taricA, cari^etlt'a larrdtyrodrn^baso- .; Maple/Ink »t« shopping oenter. Lighf and bright. Newly jfitflMQhoyt_6om« cHha.fpartf.j9a-1 home^horn*. S5 bedroomsbedroom*. 4 bathspath*, poolpoor,, FEMALE wanted~l»-abjre house ORXINO LADY to share home. Tal Oaks, Northwestern Hwy., W. of roeoi. garage. tencW. 1550. •_'. • tures In«autirofgourajrA^»lt«We Space available In tun service buiidr Mlddlebell. Orfioa*pacA.secralartai with"tame."fireptace. cuff" rUSfemoaav? UtatlaaJncajdad. lr^^AI«r-tvafl4bf«^rv!1Te««*rtal decorated. Will divide. -'.-•••.'-:-• . »3-90*5 door openera, 2 or 2Vi bain*; fire*- -jaTTiAprtTTIfoOO mo^ys'wc'rrfry. TZmHe&Southfieid. »65 per weeV - f»»ecullty deposlf. ,10 Wil«/Orc- STOREFRONT, Ideal lot medical sertr%e;4^xTxerex avaTIaNe: r T nlppty rental-oo'pompeiiilonl Near package. Include* ofrloe address, 851-2784 Lighted, paved LAK.EFRONT, W. BtoomfWd, 4 bed? p|aoe», aJt appBincea Including Ca»'Miohaal after 6PM. V78- V287, sba/e utifitie*. * ' • 386-3411 hardt«k*are*. . , 477-2540 mail service*, phone aAsweriv OuHlrBt vecani .' room*, frepi^ce, family t>, microwave, aMa-by- 2 new *ate*iie hospitals. Canton phon«-^eqjitpm»nrrrAfsd , avaJibl (Ma refrigerator. »«H-c)eaoV>g o\-eo, FEMALE. 20'a to 30'a waniad to "ord Rdrwes ^^FATWWGTOH Immediate occupancy. ••; (too. deck, basemenl. 1600 M. ft. 415 V«K«(ionR«f|talt> aha/e.2. btxkocm, 2 bath new con­ fax. UPS. FederaJ Express, *«creter< On Grand River; Excehenl 3 ropom, J1M0 mo. lea*?. - —7-. we45S5 cUahwasher a dteposal:Start at »745 422 WantttTollfn ~356-2600 - -- laJ service-»150/mo: -—r.— mb. Contacl Ray Lee, «91-9200: : temporary decorated apartment, 12 450 *q. fi. surl* available at bargain BAHAMAS. Nasjaa * 3 -bedroom 1ATHRUP V1LIAGE. 2 bedroom, 2 The MlcWflaAQroup. ReaJtora. •' Miie/Northwest,ern e/oa. , PROFESSIONAL female looking lor rale*. UlMIe* Included. 626-2425 •928-8509 Model Hrt, Noorv-ft^o^^SeSO condo on Cable Beach, p<5ol. tennis. CaS8:30-4:30pm,Den!*e, 356-3937, oWan, neat sleeping room kt Bir­ 434 Ind,/Warehouse SINGLEROOM OFFICE SPACE bath, 2 car garage, fireplace, large JlOOOweek. AvtaJlable. Feb. 4-1V ' 645-5839 FARMINGJON-Orchard Lake Rd prlvaw tol.-WBance*, Uwn 4 tnow mingham between Eton and Adams near Grind RJver.' large carpeted From 200 »q ft UP. Starting.at : -8S1-0260 FEMALE 30 pluaioahare Some/aet Square.;. • • 642-1620 - Lease or Sale BLOOMFIELO HILLS service, »«50.549-4495 or AUBgRW HILLS - 2 bedroom condo ; »325 Including aJt ututtle*. Immedl- apt wtth same.'»360 pfua «JtUlfea. Executive Suite. Approximately 560 suite" available knmedCaiery. Includ­ -/, ._,• ••;',. ' , HS6-0989 with carport; Ut floor include* an ing parking'6 utilUle*. Separate en- ata occupancy. Ford Rd- 4 Middle- appnance*, »650. i aec^rjty, Yr. BOYNE AREA. Leketront -condo. heat included. 2 bedroom. 2-. bath. LIVONIA • IndustrUkunits ivaHabte. sq.ft. -Woodward -Avenue nea/ sfeeps 2. 4. or 6. Jacva), fireplace. Ryder Industrial Center (1-96 be- t/ance available. Receptionist avail- bell. Call 4*2-2490. -LIVONIA -M bedroom, 1 person leaae, Furnitura lor Sale. 852-5183 C4fl 332-6229. After 6pm, 362-1456 *r Square lake Rd. Shown by appoint- ! Starting at $75 per night: _.-•..•• hveen 1-275 & NewburghX 3600 Sq. menlonfy. . • =>• 858-2400 aWe lor extra co4ti"»600/MO with, only. »400. mo; »200, security d«- 855-3300 . . 383^3885 424 HOim Sitting Serv. flexible terms. Call, Msl'Dougta* lor po**, »100. norwefundebk* carpel BIRMINGHAM CONDO\ 1 bed­ 'FREE-EXPRESS /OR TENANTS' FI.WU finish to suit. Cab: room. Iftdudea heat, water, carport, WORXiNQ professlohal. non-smok­ CERTlFiEO MGM'T. CO.; 352-8750 BLOOMFIELO HILLS el an afford- eppt.al. . 476-7660 clear**. Near Hlne* Park. 421-3631 BOYNE COUNTRY - 4 bedroom «kl able price. AflernaUve to the re­ Southfield carpeting* apbflancea 4 window fhalet, fuHy equipped. Caa after ing lemaJe with ?eferehce« desue* 1 trealjnent».iT50/MO. V 842-5921 HOME-MATE NOVI AREA: 1400 sq.ft. office with sponsibilities of maintaining a fully Individual executive offices available LtVOMA < ? Milt & 275.3 bedroom 6pm — . 522-7805 to house ait for winter-spring. Writ* industrial. Immediate occupancy, HOLIDAYPARK wilhin a shared office environment ranch, attached oarage, aeduded lo: Sue 'Smith, 154 South Hunter. staffed & equipped office. Move In BIRMINGHAM • luxuriou* 2 bed- SPECIALISTS low rent. 471iGHLANDS.Nub* Nob. 3 ANNOUNCING secretarial 6 answering service start-up or large business, from 373 In Williamsburg of Birmingham, bv 30555 SouthfleW Rd.. Southfleld bedroom lurnHhed condo,- 6 min­ LIVONIA - Female to share 3 bed­ International Business Centers how available. For more Information Call lo 5.000 sq. ft. . NORTHVUIE - Ddwntowa 2 bed- cfudea draperfes. air conditioning", Ronee Krlegef al 640-4095 SOUTHFIEIO utes-from slopes. Reasonable rales. room ranch. »300 per month plus NfOHtlNGAlE WEST Nursing have 4 prime locations for smaller •Easy access to 1-98 61-275 12 Mile Rd. and Evergreen. 950 aq. room AungaJow, baaement. laurg/ e washer, dryer, ^hwajher, Newfy Call. ^517-323-7307 Home serving the Westland?Uvo- executive office needs. From 150 •Free on site parking decorated. »8w per month.. No part ol utilities. Call Hch, after 6 prre BLOOMFIELO TWP. Office space ft. Pleasant office space in *maH ya/d, no pel*, available now. »6S0 • 477-8771 nla/Garden City area* for 20 year*. sq.ft. wiih shared secretarial ser­ •tndMduafly conlroHod state-ol- building CaH George 559-6933 "nW." •••: -f-'r. ', .i.-. 348:^023 Mta. ••• -• Can649-0990 BOYNE HIGHLANDS/NUBS NOB Telegraph 6 Orchard Lake Rd. area. Cafl Mr. Berger, 8365 Newburgh. vices and conference rooms. 1 suite 698 sq.ft. at »1045 per mo.. 1 the-art heat 4 air ArTerSPMcall \ 5400-3768 Skiing. Luxurious accomodations, LIVONIA - male or female to ahare 2 Westland, 26r-5300. Novl 344-9500 •Up filling allowance .NdmKVILLe - EngriVi Statesman indoor pool, sauna. lacuzzi tnd suite 1532 sq. f). at »1725 per mo. 4 TELEGRAPH & 6 MILE BLOOMF1ELO HILL?^.2 bedroom, -bedroom furnished apartment. Farmlndlon H:Cs 855-6450 Hurry, limited offer. Can Uoyd Wein- ' 6tyu behind MeadowbrooK Courtry weight room. 10 km of cross country »307.60/mo., Include* heal and wa­ 1 suite 255 sq. ft at »365 per mo. Alt OFFICE SPACE CKib,- Iri Meadowbrook E«Uies. m bat\ carpeting, appliances, wa­ AnnArbor 761-9555 services Included. Underground garden at McKinlev Properties. 300- f.500 sq. ft. Bolow market rent. ski trails. Trout Creek Condomini­ iter, share elertric WD. . 477-5765 427 FoatarCara Now leasing Birmingham. 433-2070 313-769-8520 -1,700 *q. ft. fu9 brick 3 bedroom. 2 ter *. heat Included. Super location. ums .-»^.1.-800-6.78-3923 parking. Ask lor Paltl 645-1119 1 month Iroe renl. Utilities Included. J650/MO. ptu* security. 640-4744 ' alory, 1¼ bath*, formal (Jlfting room MATURE. RESPONSIBLE female to LICENSED HOME IN LIVONIA ATTENTION - Manufacturer* Repre­ OFFICE SPACE • Northwestern 4 255-4000 -and great room. 2» ear parage. CHALET-'SCHUS3 MT. share house In Royal Oak. $250/ BOULDER PARX sentative. Affordable storage space Southfield area. 1 unit available. TROY - Big Beaver 6 Irvemol*. sin­ . * 1,550 per month. Can Ray Lae. Very near ski hill. Huge fireplace, MO. share utilities. 335-5127 with shipping and receMng ser­ DOWNTOWN 1560 Sq. Ft. Unit Includes under­ TT>e MWgan Group 591-9200 32023 W. 14 Mile Rd. completely furnished. Cable. Opening lor older male; gle office lo tease, good for sale* (W. ol Orchard Laxe Rd.) home atmosphere. Call: vices. Call larry. 478-6338 BIRMINGHAM ground parking. For Info, call: Rep. AH Service available. J300/mo Sleeps 8. . 643-3519 NOV! • share 3 bedroom house, non CERTIFIED MGMT. CO.. 352-8750 NQW 3 bedroom." t'i bath ranch Luxurious 2 bedroom, 1500 ft.. Qui­ smoker, »275. 344-677\ 532-3366 524-3922 , BIRMINGHAM/BEVERLY HULS Prime office space available with appliance* & 2H sa-ga/aoe at et setting. 2 fu8 baths, large kiichen EAST TAWAS & Sand lake. Cross Up to 1300 sq. ft., space efferent. PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN 9'^ Mite & Haggorty.^o pets. »950 with table space, private laundry country skiing, snowmobltlng, ice OXFORO - 2 bedroom MobB Home Four premier locations Hrst ftoor. parking, storage avail­ Suites available Irom Now leasing 1000 to 4.000 sq. ft. TROY MEDICAL SUITE pet month. 474--0683 room, alarm system, ample storage. fishing. Ice skating: 1.2, 3 6 4 bed­ to share with 22-30 year old working 429 Qaragaa & able. Premium feature*. 16205 W. Ample.parking, elevator, skylights % 200 sq. ft. to 3000 sq. ft -t •.<.:.. From »7*5. * 851-461» room cottages & motel rooms, person; with .referonce*. »250/mo., 14 Mile, 644-8660, Call tor details. 344-9369 Available. 264 W. Maple, Suite »94 R.TROY - 2 bedroom home, large 517-362-4609 Or 469-3553 prushelfuiiiiile*. • 254-7713 Mini Storage ' On site free parking. lot; tfo pets. »*fS per mo.. (»kj» utili­ FARMINGTON HllLSri3-*-M5dd>e- sq. ft. Ca.1 338-6030 AVAILABLE NOW! BRAND NEW '• BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN ERIC YALE lUTZ & ASSOCIATES PLYMOUTH ties ina security. References. After bell. Woodcreekr lower 1200 sq.ft. HARBOR SPRINGS - Blrchwood. PROFESSIONAL' FtMALE looking Upstairs offices, available Jan 1st.. CaJ: Connie Marks HISTORICMARKHAM BUILDING WESTLANO OFFICE SUITE 5pm.; •.:-. -•: ^-879.-^071 2 bedreonV2-batfrrgarage,-pool.- Ta7g*-4 "bod foWrf" hcowrCioselo- for same to share 2 bedroom apart­ Garage*. Greenfield, near 13 Mile $90OVmd. includes heal. Available Great for storage or a* Garage* 124 8. Woodward. Rent from »285 Approx. 1000 sq. ft Excellent part­ Available. S9.25 per'sq. ft. Healing boyne Highlands. By owner dis­ ment. Farmlngton Hid*. Call Tracey. to »550. Pkwsecafl. 540-0244 540-8444. ly . 455-7373 and air Inoludod. Cell 334-6030 ORCHARD LAKE - house tor ren( Feb. 1st. Mr. fbk; eve*. 661-4888 count. 879-7626,427-7141 349-2515 CaftNowl 288?1137 wtfh'opUon lo buy. On Upper Straits s UXe. »1200 per mo. di Bill or Jo*. FARMINGTON HILLS - Contempo­ HAR80R Springs, Harbor Cove, 35«250.Pr-': •... 642-7213 rary 2 bedrooms, skylights, gas fire­ luxury condo. Ski weeks/weekends. place, centra) air. ail appliances, 2 baths, sloops 6. cable, microwave, PLYMOUTH; 4 bedroom, downtown basement. Poot/iennis courts. dishwasher, pool. 681-9225 - Historic area; 2 bath, central air, gas : »950 plus security deposit. fire***, new carbet. finished baae- O&HWcome " 737-4002 HARBOR SPRINGS: 3 bedroom 4 M. near schools. No pets. Refer- loft • Condo, sleeps 6 to 10. Indoor .»750. After 6pm, 453-5128 HK3HLANO LAKES Condo. - 3 bed­ pool, akl Highlands 6 Nub* Nob*. room. 2H baths, garage fireplace, Available Jan. 14 th weekend. Please ORO TVYP.rdean. 3 bedroom, near lake, cfub house/pool, finished taH - --—278-4313or27.1-2387 painted/stove; refrigetalorr VasemehT,"»875AJues.-"- 5534849 »5^'+ aeourlty 1V4 mo. "1yr . lease. HARBOR SPRINGS - Ski lough & re­ Immediate occupancy. 591 9259 LUXURY TOWNHOUSE turn lo luxurious Harbor Cove con­ : : (LOVECHIL0REN4PETS do. 3 bedroom. 2H.baih», 2 fire- 4 REDFORDTWP. 109 Amelia - R Royal Oak puces. heated pool & spa. Minute* " 2 bjd/oom home. Basement. Clean. 2 king sfced bedrooms, spacious Bv- from Slope. 626-7209 *$» mo. plus security. ing room. Ue vest*ute, wood burn­ '.•'?..,.;-... 537-3064 ing fireplace with log holders, formal MINUTES FROM THE MOUNTAIN ^HESTER HILLS - 4 bedroom dining room, 1¼ baths, wan to wall nlal in prestigious neighbor custom closets, basement central BRAND NEW 1.-central air..214-baths, den, air, dishwashor.'aeil dean oven, re­ Spacious condominium suites avail­ lar&d«ck.*U00'MO. .: frigerator." large picturesque wood- able for. the season or for the night Oa|K 852-8700 Evenings: 375-1948 edyard. »850. 569-7337 at Northern Michigan** most unique condominium hotel the "Water AL OAK - updated 3 bedroom. Street Inn", on lake Ch&rlevotx In an appliances, private Boyne City. For rehtal or sale* Intor . garage basement, extras. NINE MILE mationcall: 545-8155 HOOVER AREA 1-800-632-8903 FIELD, country Wng. Sh&rj oom ranch, air. carpet, apoj TOWNHOUSES PETOSKEY Finished basement. 2 car fi Some ol our amenJtite* Inckide the AREA 6 shed. Lawn care, 1/2 acre, following Michigan'* most luxurious resort pet OK, »885 mo, 477-0227 Condominium Townhouses located I: HF1ELD -.3 bedroom. 2 bath, MAC ARTHUR (n northwestern Michigan. Over 200 >t ator, stove, 1 car garage, no acre* of loveV rolling woodlands, 4 ml Available now. »575/ .'... MANOR private poll 4 tennis available to an 1½ MO. security. 681-0673 • 2"bedf5om guests. Referenco* please. For res­ • Central air conditioning ervation Information cafl SOUTH LYONBeautiU 3 bedroom. • Carpeting 1-600-632-8903 IVt'Qeth. fireplace,basement , apptt- • Hardwood Floor* c ' WILOWOOO antes, 2 car garage, lehced yard. • Full basement ON WALLOON $8M/mo. Leave message' 437-6983 AI from »400 per month Walloon Lake, Ml 49796 TELEGRAPH 6 1-96 -3 bedroom, SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet. 6feeps new decor rtarpet 6 drape*. stove; 10, newfy redecorated. AH appli­ refrigerator, gas heal »350 ± »350 758-7050 ance* 4 amenities. Color rv. vcr 4 :> tedurity'' . ; 255-362« NOflTHVUie-For rent or sale. New microwave. 293.7070: 445-215C detached condo. 2 bedroom. 2 Tf»Y> New executive home; 4 bed-. bath, 2Xar garage, basement. «95 SKI CHALET • Weekry or season room*, 2** bath*, »1650. per month. plusassociatlonfee. 348-5025 rental. Boyne Mtn. area. $950/ South Eastern: 228-1100 ••'...' month. Mon.-fr1.: 312-698-0277 22S-1320; 468-6101 NORTHV1LLE; Highland Lake* Con­ Evenings/Weekends: 312-506-973^ do. 2 bedrooms. 1V4 bath*, fire­ TROY-Ranch, 3 bedroom, 1 car ga- place, appliance*, basement, in­ SKJIERS SPECIAL - 3 bedroom, (*ge, appoance* included. 15 ' clude* heat & water. Immediate' oc­ s'eeps 6. 5 mln from Sonus* Mourv J*n -,!|. cupancy. , Stcurlty deposfl 4 laIn.ColOfTV,HBOl-616-587-941t xm «47-80*5 or. $»-2903 r**^renee* required. 654-6555 SKI STEAMBOAT COLORADO if TROY;. Sharp 3 bedroom ranch, 2 ½ NORTHVILLE .: Jan.Feb.March. Ranked 4th nationally. 3 bedroort) Oa(hW tVeplace, basement, 2Wear Uketront 3 bedroom. 1½ bath mountainside condo: Special rates. aragt. Short/long term. Immediate townhouse. Fireplace, cable, ml- Jan.10-18, 25-28; Feb.18-Mar.2; ip«ney.»l025/mo. 660-6926 crwrave. »750/mo. Garage avafl- Apr.3-9. 476-879« at'rf. 346-9745 TROY, 3 bedroom ranch. Bvtng SKI VAIL roorrv dinJng room, finished base­ f+>RTHVlLU - upper 2 bedroom. 2 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Beautiful con­ ment^ car garage, tv* acre*. »750 b lift, washer, dryer A all appliance*. do. Take shuttle 1 mile to Gondola. s month. Ca« George Jabbour. cathedral ceBing 6 vertical drapery $200 per day. Cafl: W9-7456 649-9444 mailable Immed. »700/mo 473-4175 Mary540-60! 77 0 or Phil: 682-5243 WESTLANO, -2 bedroom.- Urge yard. »385 month. 1st 4 last plus NOVI 420 Room* For Rent ,- »200 security, immediate occupan­ cy. After 3PM -.;... 722-0213 Twelve Oaks BIRMINGHAM. Extra large fur­ nished, room. Kitchen prMlege*. VVOIVERINE LAKE - 15,Mite/Beck laundry taciiitie*. J70/wfc + securi­ a7eaT3 bedroom, quad.'hewfy deco­ Townhouses ty deposit, leave msg. 646-4292" rated, fireplace A appSanfes, lake 2 43 Bedroom Townhouses BUY A PIECE prtvOegea. »895/^10. 363-2998 Basements. Washer 6 dryer hook­ DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM up*, tuff/ equipped kftchens, mini Master auvta. »360/MO. pfu* Y/> H- Winds' 4 carports. On Haggorty, S. utffitle*. Basement bedroom,.»200/ 405 Proptriy ol 10 Mile- , 471-mo MO. plus 1¼ utifitie*. Kitchen « ^nagtnwmt: NOV). Crosswinds, 2 bedroom, cen­ laundry privilege* tor both.256-3908 tral air, swimming pool, tennis court, OAK PARK - 1 bedroom. $70 per ABSENTEE OWNER finished tower level, washer-dryer, week. Complete household prM­ • We parsonaitje our service lo meet appliance*. Eves. .453-0621 lege* available. Security deposit re­ your teasing & management needs. BALMORAL CLUB quired. After 7pm. 546-1545 OF THE BLOCK. •• Associate Broker* - Bonded 2 bedroom. 2 bath Condo..13 Mile 4 A* • lumber-Oakland Rental Housing Southheid area. »550. per month. PLYMOUTH 6 MIDOLEBELT Area: Assoc.-.' PJeasecart: % 647-5386 Nicety furnished room in quiet home • Before' makingi a decision, caJ usi in Livonia lor older man. Senior wel­ N TROY area. 3 bedroom town- come. Evening* 422-2528 house, neat Ipduded. children wel­ CLOSE TO : D6VH comecome. *66Smonl»665 h -.,,,,11,.- 1 ,.11 I PONT1AC Airport - Uti. :lf you-reiooklog for a.pjace^tyojeipownr the.pJace to- T^&¥^^^%¥$$M -W-Wd^KTbaTrTToT^SflSoker —Jnoome Property Mgmtr- Tggweq.caj 679-6165 ^20. per month. Reference* 4 • • • .• i - FarTOlngtorvHills 737-4002 TROY CON0O-, 2 bedroom Ranch, security 666-9061 garage, basement, appflance*. pool. REDFOftO-TVyP. - Non smoker, full Wrt 2 yr*. old. fmmacutatel Available begin is your liometown newspapers Creative 1$ 40 VRS. EXPERIENCE ENOUGH? Immediately. After 7j>m: 647-6865 kitchen 6 laundry taciiitie*, carport W<«* managed trw 30,000 units pi available. »225/MO. - - •A sue* from a tingle residential TROY TOWNHOUSE. New 3 bed­ Can after 5pm 637-5976 room, 2½ bath, appliance*, fcarege. home to a large. 375 urA apt. com­ ROOM FOR RENT plus kitchen 4 plex Very low rate*. . $695.per month plus utilities. • Living Real Estate section. Hundreds of-beautiful Call after 6pm: . ' ' 689-8494 living privileges, furnished WaUed .._.. Cat A *»k why.our mono ta Lake area-»50 oft until Jan 31*1. "Serviee I* Our ONy ProducT! WEST BtOOMflELO - 2 bedroom, 2 Ask for Mark or Jan. y 553-9139 V.P.KOMAR& ASSOC. bath, wark-|n closet, laundry. Verti­ homes^ppaaLonl everyThijrsday. ' 349-8700 V cal*, garage, great location. $775 ROOM - »250 month. Joy A Ever­ 150 N. Center. Northvltle plus utSlle*. . .: 651-2898 green. CaJ A leave meisage. q584-0453 SOUTHFieiO - AHordaWe IMng. Make ydur Creative Living Real Estate section 406 FumMMdHoum 4U Florida Rental* Share my clean house In quiet area. fofRwt - ATLANTIC OCEANFRONT Part lurnished. Fireplace, "laundry , Hutchinson Island. Desigher fyr. parking. »275 month.' 557-1123 BIRMINGHAM, corr>p1«tely fur­ mshed. oceanlront oondo, large 2 nished and carpeted 3. bedroom, bedroom, 2 bath. 2. screen balco­ W BlOOMFIELO - Urge unfurnished an enjoyaWeireading habit. Hi, daahw, fenoed yard, garage, nies, term!*, pool, boating on rtver. room, kiichen 6 laundry privilege*, f- • . (Don). 256-15565:646-140 0 Mo. or ieason. 855-3300,363-3885 carpeted, »75 week. Non smoker >r ' preferred, 737-6651 u •'-'. BOCA RATON- Apartment; 1 bed­ WEST BLOOMFIELO - Prime loca- room., 11* • bath*. Minimum 3 V" DMptextfPprRfrt month* »3900. or season »4900. tlon. Mature professional male pre- ferred. teundr y A kitchen privilege*. >•' Acros* Irbm ocean. 731-8064 -/ . luxury duplex. 2 bed- »75/week. 626-8632 1« baiha; M baaement, ap- DISNEY/EPCOT - Luxury 2 and 3 »7S0/month. Immediate bedroom, 2 bath condo, washer, Pteeaeca* 644-4263 421 Living Quarters GALL TODAY FOR HOME DELIVERY dryer, microwave, pool, lacuz^ ten­ HVIllE- CPiinfry living nis courts. $495 and »525 Week. ToShara new otte bedroom. No pet*, Day*. 474-S150V Eve*. 478-9778 per mo. Include* M utfttle*. ALL CITIES • SINCE 1976 « 34«-7»M or 346-3420 FLORIDA-HAWAII. PAY NO FEE Creative Living with Classified Real Estate — rtlltr large dyo*ax. 3 bed­ Northern Michigan - Caribbean • . Urn* You See listings of .-,-.". ' :;••• i > - - :•'. - ." -'.'.••• ' "' _ room*, 1Vs bathe, fu* bwement. Im- Mexico, OS. West . ••QUALIFIE0PE0P1E'• niediate pos*e**k>n. »750 plus utiu- CONDO A VILLA VACATIONS SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 l^e. 464-6474 Winter *kl A go»T>ackag«s 884 So. Adams. Birmingham, ML Air - Car. Cruise Reservation* . NORWAYNE: 2 bedroom*, updated DEARBORN ,HTS./Redford: Com­ kfchen ft bath, utxrty room, large SUNCOASTTRAVEL fortable room for employed female Your Complete Home Section yird. carpeting tnru-oul, $419./mo. ^313-155-5610 Non-smoker, private phone. »535 p}u*1Vimo*.»*cvrtty. 2764282 mo. include* utilitiesuiUi' . - ' "534-335" 1 i * -•;.•.•:. • i 1-800-874-6470 i O^aptaxit Fof Rant

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All AOVIATISIXp PU8USWO W TMJ OeStAVEA S KCCCKTMC (1 «U»«CI TOTHC COHOrtlOH* STAUO IN TH£ AWtCA : -•-*; BUSINESS DIRECTORY W.E RATI CARD. COPltS'Of WHICH ARE AVAHABlf MOH TMI A0V|RTlW»O PEfARTMEMT. 0«SERVER • CCC'tNTMC MfWfrPAttftt. M«l tCHOCHCfUM ROAD. LIVONIA. MlCHtOAX «11»: (ill) **1-2)00-' TW OBSERVER « tCCEMTRlC oCH"IwCo >>>>>>>•<>>>»•>• ffl~2o9 RCSERYES THE RWKT NOT TO ACCEPT ,AN AOVERTISER* OftOCA. OBSERVER « ECCENTRIC AO-TAXUB MAV* w>. Home$ Services Guide ^^0^0,^^!«^^^° «*" ^^ » «,««^^S?K; «j fcJ mmmmmm 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wintoii 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500Hdp Wanted 500 Help Wanted CHILOCARE • ••"- -- A Assistant Retail Manager A &P SUPERMARKETS AUTO OEALER • needs car btller/ CHEMICAL ENGINEER ADMITTING title clerk, typing Skills necessary, CASHIERS CASHIERS BSC€ degree, 3 or 4 years experi­ Teachers tor ore-school program. ^- Can make to $ 18K 1 st yr. We are growing again. Soon we wm FuH-time posillons req^re kassorr-/- • —Relari chain expanding. Previous be opening another new store; bookkeeping anddeatershipexperl- BLUE FuH and part time positions evaH- $4.25 and up ence with foam. 430K up. Ful bene­ planning, organiilng A eonducuog; --, in-slora-tales ix retail management CLERK. enc« heipM. but wtfl train a person abla. Apply In person: App&catlons being accepted lor fuS fits. Fea Paid. who Is willing to learn. Apply in per­ or pari time, openings for al) shifts. learning program* lor chHdren 5 >• . experience. Benefits. Bonuses. The McAuley Urgent Care In Plym­ B. HAMIL PERSONNEL and- < year* $W- eenefits Inckija-- Profit sharing. Ext/t parks! Lincoln ROCHESTER HILLS son: Autobahn Motors, 1765 Tele- JEAN Erb LUMBER CO. Training program, paid vacation, 424-8470 outh has a contingent (on-cairi posi- graph, BtoooifteW Kills. ' tjospitslizaiion and bonus plan paid- hoMrrS. vacation, parscnar., Park. Westland. Radford, Bkxm- John R& Auburn feave, hearth - We • nesshianoaamore.' . \C,;C portunities: AppOcallons are now Must be able lo setup and grind Mayflower Party Shop, 824- So. Apply In person at: - \ - v> Huron, etc. Perfect tor persona w'm records and coflecf cash: Hours ol Kelly Services has an immediate ; 347 S Hunter, Birmingham kene*islanko:SS2-337e J work are dav* and evenings Includ­ being accepted for the above loca­ tooling. Uvonla. 422-1323 Main; Pfymouth. 25025 Southfleld. Southfield KinderCara Learning Cent era \, /£ ' last food, convenience store. or tion at the following stores, for alt need for 20 assembly and produc­ mini-mart experience. ing weekends and holidays. TMapc-' tion workers. WB are also looking . 6980 Rochester. Rochester Has J$354 Evergreen, SouthfWd^-'; part tjme positions: AUTO MECHANIC CASHIER - noeded for swing shift. 1010 Rochester, Rochester HiUs J5005 Middiebett, Fermmgtoniffiisi:', srtlon reoutres good typir>g—s*Ws for individuals to work In food ser­ Above minimum wage. Health ptsn CHiLOCARE FEE PAID and telephone demeanor and 6-12 Certified. Noeded for auto repair la- vice. If you are interested m long or 3641 Rochester. Roohesler HJls - 1025 SI. Clair RiverRd. Akjonac oility In Garden City. Can Mr. Kelly. ft pleasant working conditions. Teacher to conduct learning pro­ Employment Center II months relevant experience. short term work In the Troy area 990 Auburn Rd., Rochester Hifls gram for 3 year olds. FuS lima posi­ ' CLEANING PERSONNEL •• ': % 822-7044 please caB today. 427-6150 An Equal Opportunrty Employer 5047 Rochester Rd . Troy tion offers benefits and excellent Commerce- experlenoa raqutrab. Xj 640-4130 Interested candidates may contact CASHIERS * curriculum materiaU_jAppfy In per­ Weekdays. fu» 4 part time. Must 6« >J . Sandy Miller al the Arbor Health AD shifts available. Excellent bone- son at Kinder Ca/e Learning' Cen­ hardworking and eonsclanOovT,'?: Building at 455-1900. '637 Main St. Rochester AUTO-MECHANIC Cerufled with good diagnostic skim, Troy fits. Opportunity to become CHARTER TOWNSHIP ter. 226 Meadowttetd Or, Rochester 45.00 per hour to start. Cai.eb.JJ 66030 Van Oyke. Romeo others need nol apply. Top pay ft Managers for Total Petroleum. OF REDFORD (behind Winchester Matt). OamngTlnc. ~ ; 641^805¾ MANPOWER, POUCJE AND FIRE CATHERINE MCAULEY benefits. Cafl Gene Vargo 961-0221 362-1180 Please appfy at: 31374 Schoolcraft -•:-£ , , i 33234 Schoolcraft. Livonia CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ligM kidustrtal wsrkers needed to HEALTH CENTER An Equal Opportunity Employer start Work after ne firsto l the year Automotive Engineers 500 Help Wanted S30J E. Huron PJver Drive The Charter Townshfc of Redlord Is In Plymouth & Uvonla area. S4 plus P.O. Box »5/137 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTING MANA­ BILINGUAL (JAPANESE) ' CASHIERS - for rrudnlgnt shift, per hr. Excellent (rinoe benfits. Experience preferred, degreed, ve­ accepting applications for the posl-< Ann A< bor. Ml. 48106 GER - Starting salary. $16,500 to 10pm to 7em. FlexaWe days. Appfy: 6on of POLICE CADET lor the pur­ 37625 Ann Vbor Rd. »109 Uvonla An Equal Opportunity Employer $21,000. dependent upon experi­ hicle build/developmenl, electrical KELLY 25011 Te:eagreph. Southfleld. systems, components, emissions/ pose ol establishing an eligibility k$t ence and qualifications. Experienca tor this classification airline'' necassary In account analysis and (esling. Generous salary and bene­ CASHIERS nodded ail shifts. FtuS or 462-0024 reconciliation, also In accounts pay­ fits. Fee Paid. part lime. Flexible how s.Pertecltor FLIGHT ATTENDANTS able. Should have PC and spread SERVICES students. Bonus plus benefits. $4.15 REQUIREMENTS ARE: MusT have PERSONNEL SYSTEMS completed sixty (60) semester hours AMERICAN TRANS AIR sheet experience. Payroll knowl­ The "KeUy Gin' People per hour. Apply in person. Mobil OJ. SENIOR MANUFACTURE! 459-1166 761-5262 Northwestern A Orchard Lake. or ninety (90) quarter houra ol «4- th« nations targesl domestic and in­ edge is a plus, as Is a Bachelors De­ Not An Agency; Never A Fee togecrcd;t. ternational charter airline has part- gree In accounting. Must have ablD- AUTOMOTIVE Equal Opportunrty Employer M/ F/H 626-5670 time tiflht alleodant portions open. ty to work wea wiuS others and_coor- 5*3dyea/.TTrASiore_nejeds Mume BLUE PRINT OPERATOR - FuS-tlme ENGINEER | REDOING Appocanis- must be U.S. Citizens, dinate multiple priorities.- VISION: Minimum 20/40 corrected service help, $S per hour to start. help^oh Operating blue print ma­ to' 20/20. ho color'bUrTdnessr•-• - able to obtain passports or aliens Resumes to: Box 452, Observer ft chine. Experienced or wtl&ng to rmagihe~trie~perS"OTiat: anrj -professionat-v with a permanenf Visa. Job requires March TVe Co CASHIER/STOCK TICKET Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 5757 Sheldon train. Call, ask for Jeff. 353-2950 Fun or part lime, flexible hrs. Vaca­ reward in jolnlna a team where the focus is-" - flexible schedule, public contact ex­ Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvorila, Michigan An applicants must have oertificaf- perience and good communication Canton, Mich 48187 tion pay after 1 yr. Ufa 6 health In­ Uon from the Michigan Law Enforce­ on technical leadership. I :i 48150. CaJKen " 454-0444 BOOKKEEPER - Part time* 20-30 WINNER skms. Prefer applicants fluent in hours, vary experienced. Job shop surance. No experience needed. ment Offlcera Training Council Start up to $4.45/hr. Total Petrole­ (MLEOTC) lor having successfully A medium size manufacturer with main of- A< '•* German or French. Pick up apwica- AUTOMOTIVE • PROTOTYPE and distribution. Manual systems Oons between 6 AM and 4 PM on ASSISTANT BUYER um'at Maple ft Inkster In Birmlng-, completed the Pre-Employment lice in.theHowell. Michigan area has an op-- -=- Shoeunetai Journeyman sJowty converting to computers. 12 Program consisting of tests In read­ EDWARD VAN SACH Doc. 26. 29. 30 and Jan. 3. 4. 5 al 2 to 3 yearrax'perlence In a manu­ 33000 Industrial. Uvonla Mile/Southfleid. Resume and wage ham 626-2673. Maple ft Kagge/ty - portunity to test your creative ability jn soly.-^'- the American Trans Air lickei coun­ facturing environment. Must be able Waned Lake 624-2893 ing/writing *kffis end physical per­ 14018 Inkster 622-0575 requirements to: PO Box 278. formance skins, by the date of lest; ing-pToblenrsIn a fa«rmoving environment. A ^. ter. International Terminal. Detroit to read blueprints. College degree LathrvpVfflage. Ml 48076. CASHIERS-WANTEO - fu3 ft pari mg. Redford Metro Airport. All applications must not a necejsity. - AUTOMOTIVE PROTOTYPE time self-serve positions available al manufacturef with a customer base in over 20.••> 3!' be completed and submiited back Send.T*sume onry to: ^x^ Toolmak er Journeyman BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR - experi­ busy, modern secure MobS Mart. different industries and with 500 different ap-; - •" to us before Jan. 5th. Absolutely N<| LOCPERfORMANCi ^ 33000 Industrial. Livonia ence required, good pay ft benefits Afternoon 4 midnight shifts Include SALARY: $13,905 to $14,322.15. phone calls win be accepted. Quay "~ 201 INDUSTRIAL OR 522-0575^ WefciTcot 425-3920 Excellent benefits. Please call the pro­ tied candidates wis be contacted tor PLYMOUTH, Ml 4813) some weekend work. Benefits. plications^ ^r '•' -^J' • '•*•' *•- Health insurance available. School­ motion department an interview. An Equal Opportunity Em itoyer AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR MINIMUM AGE: 18 years- ~Thi s is not; iministrative position, but a ^: An Equal Opportunity Employer No nighis or Sundays. Good pay/ TOOLMAKER craft « FermlnatorLMoba. Apply In ASSISTANT FOREMAN k r small per son JJJ430 Schoolcraft' hands on key 1 |lon with responsibility and" of the Observer & Affirmative Action Employer benefits. Experience—necessary. Appria lions must be completed - packaging company locned In Nov! Auto Paris. 349-2600 MOTORAMA authority. MUJ /e B.S.M.E. or equivalent, -. Eccentric Friday, Plymouth needed for 'hands-on" trom 9. AMTTPM. at the Personnel Office, 15145 Beech-Daly Road". 5.years minimi work. Candidate must be self AUTO PARTS PERSON ENGINEERING CASHIER experience in a specialty^; January 6, 1989 to 33001 9 Mile, Farmlngton. Ml. Redford. Ml.. 48239. until 4 PM. of manufacturing motivated, possess electrical skins Experienced V> G.M. Parts Book. $4 an hour. Fun or pari timt. Male/ the Closing date, which is: environment. ^Excellent.-- claim your two A Kelly job' ft have a good mechanical ability. John's Corvette Care. 277-4700 46024 female. Flexible hours. Senior all­ benefits Incfu.ding medical, dental and profit^ Supervisory ft hl-lo experience Is 476-3500 iens wetooma. Complete benefits, AUTO SERVICE PORTER - needed JANUARY 13. 1989. .-.-, FREE RED WING helpful. Salary negotiable. Send re­ 1 BURGLAR ALARM MONITOR " paid vacations & holidays, employee sharing. ; • _."• is nhoney sume to: 377 AmeOa Si. Plymouth. lor maintenance Janitorial duties in discount. Must be 18: Appfy in per­ TICKETS. Redlord area. Must have valid driv­ Computar&ed"centralstation, Mon- The Charter Township ol Redlord Is Start the new year with a new career wllh.a^ Ml 46170 Fri, 4 pm-12 midnight shift. Bone- son Sav-On Drugs. 6510 Telegraph ers fcerise. can B« Griffith 536-1600 al Maple. Birmingham. an equaf employment opporturvty great future! .'; . in the bank ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE Ills. Experienced only. Call Pat employer and is seeking qualified 591-2300, ext. 404 - AUTO TECHNICIANS Mon.-Frt. 6-3: 559-7100 CHAIN OF PENZOIL 10 Minute Od black end other minority applicants, Brand new Goodyear TVa Center as wca as wtute applicants without SEND RESUME IN CONFIDENCE TO: If you're looking for a way lo add lo GRAND SLAM BUSY SHELL Service Station in Change Center, seeking Managers. your bank account. Kelly Services needs 2 productive certified Auto CaB " 355-1034 regard to race. CONGRA^WATIO^ Athletic appa/el crtaJn. Opening 100 Technicians. ExceOeni working con­ nood off (2) Cashiers A (2) Driveway has the perfect answer. We have oew stores in 1989. Salary, benefits, Salespeople. Afternoons & mid- ENGINEER ^ semi-skilled and unskiHed }obs ditions. Fufl time, fuS benefits. Earn­ commission. 2 years college re­ ing potential $35,000 to $45,000 an­ nlghls. Plymouth area. available in the Canton ar&a You'i quired. Excellent advancement. Can Now) 455-2638 500 Help Wanted P.O.BOX980 ^ get nual income. Our brand new Canton ABOVE United Personnel Agency. 559-6575 store is fully equipped wtth Hunter.ft AVERAGE Sons compulerUe equipment. Can CALMA I F0WLERVIUE, MICHIGAN 4883$ • good pay Ken 454-0400 Urgent noed exists for CAD opera­ Wanted: Bright. articulate persons • vacation pay tor with 1 year experience on CAL- THE BEST JOB OPPORTUNITIES lo work In our Customer Service • bonyses ASSISTANT MAR^qukes a tooling background Office. Permanent 4 temporary part BABY.WORLO ft TEENS - Now hlr- IN TOWN ARE AT ~~~ '• schedule lo fit your needs log part lima, evening and weak- In the areas of stamping and lorg- time positions available. FlexJbtt tng. Excellent salary, torvg term as­ hours'. No experience necessary, we * •. *» ends, sales cashiers, al.3 locations. TARGET IN CANTON. MANAGER Earn up to $5 per hourrMust hava signment. Please caB. ... will train. C*J for VtterYtew.«9-4340 To go to work right away, without THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION We need 300 energetic and smiling Individuals as *<\v datsy. visit the KeBy Sorvfees office pleasant personalty end work wed . 425-3220-:- Closest Jo you. wtth peopla. Call Miss Bafl tor Inlar- part-time employees to staff our new store fn Can­ ACCOUNTANT ROZ &SHERM J... 3264444 ton. Frevtous experience Is not required because we Aggressrve experievjsexl Individual view, __ :—CARPENTER - EXPERIENCED QMS _ Experienced Accountant needed to Livonia. . .522-3922 wfm strong background In sales ft BANKTELLEH,'$6.10/HR In remodeling- bathroom* & flnBh train and provide cross-training (or all our-em­ help manage growth ol 10 minion intra-personal relations. Good sal­ WJ train carpentry required. Appfy at: :.-. ployees. dollar pkjaPei^Ai«rWe*$&M«rfl leases. CPA Arm. t year of reo«nTpub5c ac­ Management Trainees Mon.-Frt Day houra. Weekly oay. Nocd car. Merry Maids: 525-7290 pended celHngs. • FuO lima Indoor Sign up today and take advantage ' U.t counting experience preferred. This Earn $35,000 lo »50.000 within 2 wonV. Own loots 4 transportation We are hiring for the following positions:, ' position offers an opportunity to years. Futt bene fits. of our top notch benefit package. KELLY EMPLOYMENT CENTER INC BICYCLE MECHANIC necessary. For Interview. 476-7212 •ReceM^SlockingTeam • Cashiering Tearf work within a,pleasant & congenial Must have car. Apply In person. D ft • Sates Floor Team • Snack Bar Team s*f* environment. CaB Mr. Grant at 569-1636 0 Bicycle. 6383_MJIdd»ebeft, West- CARPENTERS HELPER 0\A Grant4MiBmafl.PC: 624-SJ52 land. ~ KJtchens/Formlca cabinet work; We have-morning, afternoon and evening positions iv'^ ATTENDENTS WANTED; Male or Weslland area. Experience helphi,- -•••-? ACCOUNTANT needed, for high SERVICES Female. Openings for fun time. Ap­ $4.50 an hour. 326-5025 available. ••Clerical skill* of all levels needed growth computer company, 2 years ply in poison; Colony.Car.Wash. 302 •3'.v relavent education required- Salary The "KeBy Girl" People BLUE JEAN JOBS CARPENTERS Interested applicants should stop In and fill out an Nol An Agency; Never A Foo YV Ann Arbor Rd.. Prymouth. Mich. lo commensurate with experience. 455-1011 We need dependable Dght Industrial Temporary to finish basement Ex­ Equal Opportunity Employer M/ F/H workers wtth reliable transportation application at: ;; ; : Send resume to: Data Systems Net­ perienced m intricate detailed oak •••';. 0.. Box 300. SouthfteM, Ml 46037 .••,-.-•••••• Aatec Resources 29566 Five Mile Rd. A FEW HOURS PER WEEK . Uvonla, Ml 46154 . . can eam you extra cash during your spare time. These door to door ca­ E0E THE WAY IT IS. PERIOD. lvary Jobs In your nelghborhooc} of­ ARMOREO CAR Personnel • Gaurds fer eompellirve rates paM weakly. 6 Drivers, concealed weapons per­ We win train. No sales or coOectiona. mit preferred. Others considered. Midwest Publishing offers you steady, secure Must ba mature, have car 4 be da- Call between 10am-4pm 345-5131 pendsbte. For Information call:. American Field Marketing employment with a well run* compsjiy end a Marriott's itcwot ctotwwry M, opcani KM O* ,,,946-8520 ASSEMBLERS, bright" outlook fori the future. Telemarketing StepfMtson Hwy. at 175 A 14-Mie Rod in Mi ' A GREAT PLACE tOWOAKI , Etectrfoal distribution company In H«ej)i^,o no* »c«ptwi| applications to: : . SmU Corr*uter company has Mt/ Wettern suburbs needs assemblers. may offer you t"he -opportunity you've been pavi-tima Sakn, Shtpping. Clerical. Good starting salary and benefits Credit, Customer .Servloe positions Send resume lo Box 444, Observer thinking about, call us today and find .out. Op-v Open. Experience helpful but not 6 Eccentric .Newspapers, 36251 GENERAL MAINTENANCE necessary. LKonla. .'„-M.t Schoolersfi Rd. Ltvoma. Michigan porcunities start at a minimum of 5B6.OO per Cai lOam-Apm, ., 427-0251 4|150 Will pcrfofm minor rtpain hvofvioi dmral *tr«|, ^ ~ AtARM IN3TALIER ATTENTION • full/part lima open­ hour. ' • . pturnoinf, w»»<> •vaflabla. axperlonoa. \i mffa 4 Greenfield. TOW or apertw' jwimenance hadkgrtHH) preferred •* • • 632-4066 443-1327 .J?(^ 600 Hdp Wanted W^ H»pmwcr^otiY«c Hp 10 15 hoiMkeepen and laundry pertoend »0 (wwc the hfhex —KkiOi of Y chmenes and sanitation, frior. wptrwan cq«ne»xei "Siticc the bttb? rmpar^e, ManioR'i FainVU Inn can «*• y«* 8HOPPING CENTER MARKET hft.8 • Qm**f C«fk INM Vf T* Wet Immediate full time openings for stock • New U ckwkfj. Mgst be 18 years or older. Midwest Publishing, Inc. • C*^MeMpmACe-W«fc«i Heavy lifting required.. 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'«* *' 8C* • 046 Monday/Jahyafy 2,1989 »«• I'II' 900 HeipWertfed 500 rMp Wanted 900 Help Wanted 500 rWp W«*it*d 500 HdpW«ft1*d 900 HtipWftnttf 500 H4p.W*nUd 500 Mp W«nt«J 500 HelpWanltti ' ENGINEER ..;• LIFT A MOP, Instead 0» weight*, lor .-. CHIIOCAP* TEACHER COMPUTER OFFICE 4 Supply Rep • PELIVEfir PERSON GENERAL HELPERS .. - C HAIRSTYLISTS '" • .' INSURANCE- ... »om* exercise thai earn* you $190 Retponaibl* & caring person with Wanted. Salary, draw A commwatoft. Dynamic, buay SouthfWW graphic DRIVER Behr Industrial Equipment Inc., In­ wanted. Ml or part lime. New Cor* FuB time position to drive van for dustry leader In automated pain 1 ap­ per month. Person needed for floor aaperienc* and education to Early .tputhfteW. Cat for appolnwwit; art* (Vm hat immediate opening For GRANDOPENING temporary aaton • W. EMoomneld r AGENGYGSR's *brk, Sunday*. 2PM-7PM end 555fwo4. Fun Ot pa/i,tlmt. W. * 353-0460 * deflyery person. Entry level poel- senior citizen complex Monday thru plication tystems, located In Lake* Area. Excellent commission - Michigan insurance Personnel Ser­ Friday. Mw»l have good orivtng Rochester HSI*. Ml. • has Immediate »9.5O-$11.60/H>. Average Earning* benefit package. Cafl 624-6280 Thursday 6:30PM-9:30PM. 26 MJe BtoomWd. - - *5S-4»53. UoaCel beiweeniOA 1,657-0545 vice I* a corporation of The Inde­ and Mound area. CaS 583-2980 record, CI*** 3 Bcense and enjoy openlngslor Project Engineer*. • , For M time 4 overtime lor manage­ pendent insurance Agenle ol Michi­ i^ COMPUTER working with/senior dtizens, . HANO BILL DELIVERY CHILDCARE-$8 73/HR :/• DENTAL ASSISTANT. >W)LL TIVUH ment train***, »*Je» 4 display. VY>, - gan. W*peed EXPERtENCECicortv-pr: UGHTTROOSTRlAl ." '"_ -. ,. . WlBtraJrv -••". " '." PROGRAMMER Our Orthodontic office In Madison : APPLY IN PERSON ONLY Applicant* should have a minimum jnt» tain. No experience necessaryr " - «5Q1»e7 Week Possible ; merdal lines 4 personal Bnes C8R », Skilled and unskilled. Immedlat* C« Today — . «7-12« ' ANALYSTS Kt«>,U looking lor a pereoneble, o( 5 year* experience In one « more" ForeppolnlmentcaflUpdaat: . Paid OnA Per 1000 Bast* Producers, Company Underwriter*, ienglerm and r^manenL^pUee- Only Fee $45 _J<*t«t*«fk Art-goiog. malvreperaon to loin ogr 'Franklin ClutjApts. ol the loVowing fields:' • 657-3550» • . CaH R06:620-5828 Raters 4 Claims Reps, lor the metro mints available. Apply 10am-3p?rr -:$25^5,000 f EE PAID— italTaa • cfw* We aailetant. H you -28301 FraMlln Rd. HOMEMAKER To prepare meals In area Fees company paid. ^oekday* or send resume lo: CITY OF ROYAL OAK : . MWrnum t y*a/ *xp*rj*oe* on IBM have good rnanoel dexterity and e iPalnt CircvlaUonSyslem*Design . Can Ann Bell,- -^- - 840-3355 lTi,i98SW.eigBeavofRd, • - -4-•-••'••. Southfleld -^ ; GENERAL HELP—^ flochejtenJay ca/ccenter."Hovr« Mafrilrame, IMS. OSTor Ingres lefF desire toheip people ciiiStuun. •.Sp»»y Boolh Design Ful or part time posit ion*.'available Mich Ins. Personnel Sorvice r "^ ^SENIQR_C(TLZEN»: -; --, guege. Send r aaume to; Tent, SnaU- approximoiery 7*m Id 1pm. Mon- Suite 2?6. TrO/.Ml4e084 PROGRAM TECHNICIAN . (Oosedyyedneeday»K. ,.399-$3$3 ' - 353-2057 • Industrial Oven Ocsign for mature, dependable, friendly Fri. Benefits include paid holiday*, 30800 Telegraph Rd '«0**2835 1¾ * Srteftng. 31600 W, 13 Mile, Birmingham, Ml »<8010 • Excitant fringe benefit* end work­ Su)t« 121. Farmlngton HiS*. Ml., ORiVER • part time, to assist lady people who !*« being busy. Heslop* vacation, personal leave, child care MACHINE OPERATORS V_ ' ing ccotfiicoa Graduation |rom,an DESK CLERK ^ who tfoe* not drive. Errands, etc. Pieose aennd resume 4 salary re­ Chtn»/G!ftware Shop- at Twelv* luftioo discount end more. Appfy'ar;. Experienced only -Mschlning Oen- 4601«. .-,.,-; .. . -.,- -- .- quirement*, In strict confidence, to: ; INSURANCE accredited high tchool. -copy ol 01- DORCHESTER MOTEL' Orchard Lake area. 681-0903 Oaks Mall 4 Southfleld (Telegraph 4 Kinder Cere Learning Center," 229 tw. BrkloeoyTl ^iH f=NC Turning ptome required. Experience Of Ireln- CONSTRUCTION TO $20/HR , 10 Mile) H inneedofstocktsaies/ Meadow&eidOf.. (ber ined .WiiKhwL M Iff* naid Leader for CNO department. CMC r ine m the opareiiori ol • program ^ -PART TIME ;•'••-• DRIVERS for auto parts deUvery. lerMaaj.--.-! -•— 7 •" • from $15,000o^r$ lo $42,000% . Need • .. : Year'round -. ••" Flexible hour* re- agency: Customer. Service Reps., programmer. Fufl benefits. Day* a providing Irv-rtomV.tervtoe* 1« it*» CaflToday ~- • : 557-1200 Possible M time*. Mutt be able to Must be neal 4 dependable 4-here- airnrjneniurj^ja!*_»rJij h elternooVi* HytrOl Manufecturlno. «t<^ty. B»af*«$*5—~r=rt^Ni*WOrk-t e'xperienoe + benefit*epefii*-! Apply in• pp«- Comc*ox=-Uftd«fwJ!«t. jiatnrrAdi mc ^Garden City. 2A1-«0» ^H»Tta»a»ttt« ntplfegioff-X-Pg" CakeYie** opcraiors^ Ex • An Equal Opportunity Employer DETAllERS/ORAFTSPERSONS ute.' Ml 4 part time positions avail­ ments. Malor corporations In S. E. High-low experience. Minimum ,$8. HOSTESSES/HOST- Cenlerfcne, Ml 48015. 759-6910 perierice a plus, nc-t a reo/JHement. Feepald; Electrical and/or Mechanical .'.'• able. Office is locsled m Rochester. Michigan arid Tennessee. Send re- hour. Send resume lo: 6000 Kens­ to »hovit- k/xury condominiums in 2 plant locations, Farmloglon Mill* & 8. HAMIL PERSONNEL Several immediate opportunities id Excellent •'opportunity for college some with transcripts to: ington Rd,. Brighton. ML48116 . Northweslern Suberbs. Must be arr INSURANCE - CSR Millord area Ca.1 Mor thru Ihuri ••; .424.8470 _.'..7 ' all Electrical and/or Mechanical Dis­ students ContacL'Srrart at O.E S - LTI. 1985 W. Big Beaver Rd., tlculate, and well groomed. Contact' Commercial Unes. $20-25K range or g.j- 471 2300 cipline*. Seeking 2 pfus-yeaOTelat- -:.-. 658-3021 Suite 206.Troy^MI 48084- Coieite 851-8940. - : dep«*dlrMOne*p«J*-.ce .Paid - -COOK » '»' eo experience, long term tempo­ GENERAL MACHINE benefil*-'Foe paid ~ MACHINE OPERATORS 1 lW7:30pm shift. Apply in person' rary assignments with possjoftlles T. ESTIMATOR/SALESPERSON Peopje needed with good mechani­ Monday, thru,. Friday.. I0am-3pm.> DRIVERS - TRUCKS Experienced, for lire/wind alorm in­ . OPERATORS B. HAMfL PERSONNEL BASKETBALL of direct empkryment. Ptease eel; • Futl-4'parl time work with paid holi­ NOW HIDING 424^8470 * ,j cal abilities 4 experience lor a* Livonia Nurilng Center. 28910 Technical Engineering Consultant* surance repair ooniraclor.' Call: shllls. Excel'eoi opportunity lor ad­ Pfymouth. UvonJa, ••- days, vacation. Ul* 4 hearth Insur­ • $22-7442 -- THE DAYS INN HOTEL "•• 425-3225 V. ance, dean driving '4 criminal Progressive and growing mld-sii* At Detroit Metropolitan Airport vancement. Good ocnefiU. Apptv In company, supplying component .. Insurance-ExperlcnoedOniy person Mon-Fri .-9am-4pm »351 COOROiNATORS needed for na­ DIE SETTER lor VslW stamping record. High school graduate or EXPER1ENCEO MAINTENANCE tional health .egency. Enlnujla»tic, GEO. Minimum jge 21. part* to heavy truck industry, needs J-Cix Ro". Westland DINNERS shop. Experience preferred or'some person peeded fun time, (or-small General Machine Operator*. Appli­ AGENCY POSITIONS wetf spoken, own car. f\A lime, lenv good rnachjne background. Near GUARDIAN ARMORED nursing home In Plymouth^" Start (he Now Year right! We are Southfield'- Uvonla • Troy MACHINIST pCxiry.CaJI Carofyn,- .-•- 350r0W0 : J! 4000 Puritan. Detroit 46227 cants must have a work history looking lor energetic and committed Metro A!rport. Starting salary $5.00 Call Jackie - 453-3953 Ahlch reflect* past job *tabnjty and DelroH - Ocarbom • Farmlngton All around Jig Borer. BrJdgeporl ID/ w hour.- Call oerween 9am- -. V' 837-7100 employees to staff our exciting ho­ Commorcial 4 Personal tines - OD Grader Apply in per son-33160. ^SHELDON RUBIN COUNTER HELP lor Ptymoolh tit* EXPERIENCED SLinER Operator an- above -average attendance tel. _ 30pm,'" <\~. - 328-3811 An Equal Opportunity Employer record plus good m»lh 6kltJ*. A "' CSR's-Marketing-Claims-Ralers industrial Rd Livonia - • ' HI 10000 R0?ew0Od Ct. dry cleaner - fcu or pan time, dayi r wanted for Couthfiejd based For. : & afternoon* Call between 9-lpm. DRIVERS WANTED • earn $200- knowledge ol standard'calibers and Excellent opportunities are available CONCORD PERSONNEL tune .600 wmpany. CorrtpetiUYe gauges Is desirable bul not manda­ "'~' ~ MAIDS V-- > ? Oak Park: MOn. thru FrL - •-.;•. _^ • «5»-80 .1 . DIETARY AID $300/wk. Call between noon • 3pm. wages, fuil benefits. Please respond in: Molly Ma;d is noyt hiong lull time en­ Mon. thru Frl.. 358-1238 tory. Excellent wagesrtrlngTbene^" 19500 MiddlepeltRd. 478-2.?O0 '•!' •_• • Desk Clerk - COUNTER HELP to Box 446, Observer 4 Eccentric fits and a desirable plant location INtERNATtONAL TRAVEL AGENT ergetic & trustworthy workers al J5- Newspaper*. 36251 Schoolcraft • Night clerk/auditor $7 per hour after'trainl.-va. Plftroulh r : MidrigM *hltt. Looney Baker. 13931 Afternoon position available 4-8PM. •ORIVER are provided. with reliable transportation lo drive Rd . Uvonla. Michigan 48150 • Wait stall Northville areas only Great hours, •r Titi'UCHIC FarmJngton Rd,-Lhx>n!a. Period for high, school student. Ap­ O 4 S ManutacrurinoCo. Minimum ol 2 years experience, Apply In'person. nights lor Southfleld medical labo­ •Busperson vacation, transportation & more ply. In person: University Convales­ EXPERIENCED SUTTER Operator 777W.8MiieRdS. computer trained. Ca'l lor appointment 455-2053 RI. ::• 17905 University ratory. Full time. 552-0170 • Housekeeper We ollor the industry's most com­ COUNTER HELP NEEDED cent Home, 28550 5 Mile, Uvonla. wanted for Southfleld Fortune 500 Whrtmore Lake. Ml 48189 • Houseperson /Livonia \ Fun & part time. Huntington Woods DRIVER-»11.50-$ 12/HR company. Competitive, wages. fuS, An Equal Opport unity Employer plete benefit peckege. Including MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT DtETARYAIDE" benefits. Ptease respond lo: Box If you are looking lor competitive medica). dental, tuition reimburse­ MANAGER wanted lor large town- Cleaners. CaS: 1 lam-7:30pm shift. Apply In person Hiring now wages and a work environment 541:6033 or 476-1830 Can Today 557-1200 446. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa­ G ENE RAL SHOP HELP WANTEO ment and savings plan. house complex In West BloomfKSid. *>:•: Monday thru Friday, 10arn-3pm. lhats second to none, apply m per­ pjease call the pro­ •4- Only Fee »85 Job Network per*. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd., Uvo­ lor starting position In growing up­ • For appl can Margaret individual must be wen versed in a! COUNTER REVP NEEDEO Livonia Nursing Center, 28910 nla. Michigan 48150 holstery shop. Starting wage $5/hr. son TODAYI . 323-4300. ext 241 (orms ol building malnlainace such motion^ department Fu3 5 Part Time Pfymouth Rd. Uvonla. ORYWALL HANGER plus benefits. Start immedlatery. as electrical, plumbing and carpen­ FACTORY-$I2-$15.50/HR DAYS IN HOTEL JACK OF ALL TRADES For WesUand Video Store DIETARY ASSISTANTS Experienced drywa.1 hanger needed. Calf - 459-8850 try skills. Hands on" experience wilh of the Observer & Full time. Please call 937-0135 Plus benefits 8800 WICKHAM RD Experience In carpentry, dry wall, 729-5420 To perform various duties including cement, etc Short term employ­ heahng'and air conditioning sys­ Call Today 557-1200 GRAPHIC ARTIST ROMULUS Mt 48174 tems a must $10/per hour Send Eccentric Friday, COURIER needed to run general er­ patient tray assembly, oquipment ELECTRICAL JOURNEYMAN with Only Foe i85 Job Network For Audio/Visoal "Producttor\_com- ment Apply in person: sanitation, distrwashlng and tray new construction skill* wanted Mayfiower Hotel. Resume to Box 440, Oosorver 4 January _a^ 1989 to rands for law firm. Must have de­ pany. Creative person wtih ability 4 Eccentric '-WSSpapers 36251 delivery. Will work approximately Westland area 827 W Ann Arbor Trait. Plymouth pendable transports.! lort- ' Reim­ 20-25 hours a .week on afternoon dosfre to take on responslbliity. AA/EOE Schootaift Rd Uvonla Michigan claim your two bursed for mileage. Can Ms Hall at 326-3134 FITTER Must be able 10 start 4 finish proj­ shirt. Weekend and holiday work re­ HOUSE CLEANERS JANITOR 4 BUILDING MAINTE­ 48150 9«t-S380 quired. You may eppry In person or Layout Person ect* from type specification 4 key- FREE U of D BAS- ELECTRICAL PANEL 4 Controls lining tnru submission to photo. noeded lor north Woodward area NANCE - person needed tor an es­ contact tablished company. Good benefits MAINTENANCE KETBAIL TICKETS. CPAFtfW person. Experience In detailing 4 Strong organizational skrjj, mmi- homes. For further Inlormation can Apartmen^communily m NorthvUle Opening lor a mature person wfth 1- OARDEN CITY HOSPITAL bund. PLC experience helpful. Per­ METAL FAB'^HOP rmjm 2 yr*. commercial art experi­ Russell Maintenance Co. 547-4524 and steady work Send letters or manent position with'opportunity for resumes to: PO Box 38106. Detroit. seeks experienced tuTlime mainte­ 2 yr*. of current pubUc accounting .. (Osteopathic) .Experienced with metal ence. Proof reading 4 computer nance person Apply witnin experience. Full time position work­ 6245 N.lnkster Road advancement. Salary commen­ HOUSEKEEPER-LAUNDRY Ml 48238. a ^__ 591-^00, ext. 404 surate with experience. Excellent graphic* a plus. Full lime plus over­ Apply In person: Innsorook Apis. 188)» Innsbrook ing with financial statements & tax­ Garden City. MI48135 . * fabricating machinery, time. Resumes only: f> (off 7 101¾ betwc-Cn Haggertr 4 es. Salary, overtime', (ringe benefits 4214300, ext 4277 benefit package. Send r*afee to: Marycrest Manor JANITORIAL HELP Modney Process Equipment Co. making set-ups. A/V Connetton. 2386 Franklin Rd.. Altornoon and evenings $4.50 per HorthviUe Roads). 81 no Iravel beyond the metropolitan .An Equal OpportuftTry Employer Bloomfield Ha*. Mloh. 48013 CONGRATULATIONS! area. Farmlngton HOI* location near Box 424, Farmlngton>li, ^8332. 15475 Wlddlebelt. Livonia hour Uvonla area TruSfwOrthy 4 V. experienced 00^. 565-2692 Northwestern & Middtebell. Can Mr. DIETARY MANAGER - must be cer­ Attention PJ Moone/ LEADING JOB APARTMENT COMMUNITY need* - 427-9175 MAINTENANCE Poinlon lor Interview. ./737-4994 tified or currently attending school people to do, ground* and minor ENTRY LEVEL lor certification, rt Interested contact EMPLOYEESNEEOEO Conveyer carrier-racks HOUSEKEEPING ASSISTANT JANITORIAL maintenance work. Apply at Bristol Oakland County area 6pm- 11pm Great opportunity lor a recent nign Tom " ":" 328-8700 Automobile • Specialty Company Contingent school gradjal's or co>va'enl Ou CLEANING People . wanlett, Troy Square Apartment*. 555 Bock,Rd.. $4 50 per hour Call between 9am- _. An Equal Opportunity Employer (Livonia location) is In need of Gen­ InWixom, N. pi Pontlac TreiL To work weekend* and holidays on ties include hght DuWing majite- t area: resldentiaL Start Immedlatery.. CROSSING GUARDS eral Assembly employees {mechani­ WELDMENTS the o*8yshl!l. You may apply In 5pm 739-5951 Oel?er)dable,- day*. W»a- train, pav Full time and part.time. Appfy at: DIRECT CARE STAFF • needed for nance,- moving ollice furniture/ Plymou cally Inclined) as wen as Auto Body Excellent benefits. GROCERY STOCK CLERK - perish- person qr contact _ equipment, providing backup to Mseo on experience, ' M1-C97S Plymouth Canton Community group homes, located in Redlord. Repair Persons, Welder* and Auto­ . GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL Schootsis, 454 8 Harvey In PrymouUi. Farmlngton area. aWeJbackoround needed. FuO tirne .^JANITORS copy center operator, mail depl. 4 Canton. Dearborn, 4 Taylor. $5.00 motive Painters. Facility L* presently with benefit*. Available to quaiipfed (Osteopath^ CLEANINO PERSON needed, part lo *5.15 p^ tv. 10 start For more One for day shift, one lor night shilt assodatlon driver. Individual must CUSTOM CABINET Shop • Troy taking application* Applicants can individual. Apply in person, Jones 6245 N. Inkster Road Immediate, openings for dependable be an easy going person presenting j._ lime days, for half 'salon In W. Information can - apply direcUy.at the .plan!. &Jl« t*d. .471-1505 has (t) openings (oc_hardwjyUneft& - r Foodland. .33.151 .Plymouth rd^at Garden City. Ml 48135 conscientious individuals. 12 hour a neat- wefl^jroomod ippea/ance_ _ "0Ibo'm'Tield."Qood-salary—Call dependable people. 585-8444 CahTon, Barb, 455^2944, dress below). Competitive wage* FCORAl DESIGNER-YYANTEO^Ex"- Farrrtlngton Rd. '""""4ff-3300.ext.4277 Dearborn, Linda. 562-4821 and benefits offered. II inte/esied shirts. Excellent benefit package. Good drMng record essentia) Sharon:-^ -.--." • »1-5559 fcetienced 1n silks helpful." but not An Equal Opportunity Employer Excellent company paid benefits & CUSTOMER SERVICE - To receive Redlord 4 Taylor, Kethy. 533-S476 apply in person to: GROUNDS PERSON wanted -fuB Paid vacations, bonus, merit raise* . CLEANINO PERSON. necessary. FuD time' Apply In per­ Apply In person. friendly working environment ' Eiperieneed, to dean apartments in and record Incoming service re­ - Automobile Spodalty Co. son: 12700 Merriman Rd., Uvonla. lime position for large apartment quests. Knowledge of Metro Detroit DIRECT CARE STAFF.- For group INSPECTION DEPT Reply 10 the Rochester area. Fun time posl- 34165 AutryRd community. Apply in person: River - LOCPERFORMANCE Maintenance. PO box -2227. 4 plus. Hourly pfus benefits. S«Hd home In Uvonla, Canton 4 Garden FOREMAN - experienced In Una Oak* Apartments. Rochester Kilt*, TECHNICIAN —OorLCail between 9am-4pnv Moo. C«y,_Fuil iim« J, "part-time, ehet Uvonla. Ml 201 INDUSTRIAL PLYMOUTH SouthlieJd. MUS037 tr-r- resume to:-'AAL-,-17338.-Harper. Spfsy.Painting.A\Assempry. Send: ... .,..373-4488 A YVest suburbaamanuiacluring 453-2300 _-_ thru Ffi^r^±-.-r^--U;65TJ880 v noon* and midnights. CaB between Suite 114, Detroit, Ml. 48224. . - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY resume 4 salary requirements to: company has an Immediate opening An Equal Opportunity Employe* MAINTENANCE g.-30amto'3:30pm . 425-0491 GROUP INSURANCE • Service Rep- In Its Inspection dept. (or a techni­ *'r CLEANINO-15-M/HR Personnel DepL, P.O.' Box 181. Full time, for W eioomhefd Shop­ • .u _... Wi8train OAVENPORT OPERATOR—~ ~ OEttVERY-8rlN9TAL-tATI©N— Flymoutn. MM8+70 TesSntauYe needed lor the ABOW cian. Candidate must have a good KENNELS , . ping Mall. Can 851-7727 : Excellent opportunity In a growing OIRECT CARE staff needed, for Ro­ Companies, the leading Troy benefit understanding ol layout inspections, Veterinary CUnlc soeklng mature in­ CeJl.Today , $57-1200 chester group home. "Afternoon po- Seve/ai positions available that re­ An Equal Opportunity Employor business looking for a Davenport quire, mechanical ability. Heavy lift­ consulting firm. Experience in vari­ gauge calibration, and material cer­ dividuals for busy hospfla). Must be MAINTENANCE •''.: OnVFeeiSS -rr - JobNetwort Operator with at ieast 1 yr. experi­ sitions. Must be 18 years ol age with JOREMAN .^ ous fines ol coverage, (med.. Ufa, tification. Computer usage a plus responsible and reliable. Apply In J high school diploma or GEO 4 valid ing, a well groomed appearance and Must have general knowledge ol ' GtERK/MAI"- L ROO-M - partUme- , ence vrtfling lo work 2nd shirt & as­ Wesiside production welding 4 gen­ LTD. etc) required. Day to day serv­ but not required. Working hour* person: Harlrtck Veterinary Clinic. painting, plumbing, electrical, sume responsibility. This rapidly driver* license. $5 to start. a valid Cheuffeurs Dcense. Mu»rbe eral steel fabricator seeking foret- icing ol clients irrvotvoaA problem would be afternoon* or a possible I0*nv2pm dally- Operate copy ma- CaB, €52-7751 available lor overtime. 4708 North Woodward. Royal Oak drywall repair, wallpaper Previous • -,- chine, ebttty to foeow written and growing business offer* security, man for medium stood shop. FuB »oMng skin* are essential. Local spit shift of day* and aHernooos. hotel experience preleried After­ benefits, paid holidays & plenty of travel required. Call between gam- We oiler a competitve salary and an KEYPUNCH/KEYTAPE Operators - - verbal Inst/ucUons. good fifing satis DIRECT CARE 8TAFF wanted-Chal- Apply In person between 1-4 PM . or bene Ms/health, life 4 dental Insur­ noon shift Good starling wages 4 overtime in a friendly working at­ ance. Paid holidays. Appry at 52700 Ham. Ask for Patty _, 649-1990 excenent benefit package. Send re­ da>* 4 afternoons available lor ex- - - required, wffl be tested. >4.60 to W lengtng position with" uhnmHed po­ sendtesume io: perlcoce^ operators. Farmlngton benefits. Apply m person. Ramada mosphere.' Must have means of Pdmiac Trail. Wlxom. sume to: Attn. Personnel. 1770 Mar­ Hotel. 28225 telegraph Southfleld • ptt hoor. fienefits. "EOt Besomee transportation & a vaDd driver'* li­ tential for creaUYIty 4 Innovation. ie St.. Westland. Ml 48165 area. 474-1136 ,- - only to; Gary; 2»«99 SouthWd Rd., Requires maturity 4 sell motivation. CARSON BUSINESS INTERIORS' No phone calls please : cense & be able to provide past ref­ FOURSLIDE Tool Designer • experi­ GROWING CAB Company needs - Sovthfreld,MM8076. > . -. - Direct care star) needed for a 6 bed 15090 H. Commerce Or. ' LATHE HANO erences. Apply afc-258 Minneeota. enced In round and Hal wire design­ dispatchers and driver*. Call tor ap­ 7 Troy, between 9affy4pm treatment 'program In W. Wayne Dearborn. ML 48120 — ing - progressive die design a plus • plication 4 Information. 477-4300 Moris* *e~"Engine Lathe. nsx«0 MAINTENANCE- J • • .-1-. COLLECTIONS - county. Job one of Mr* fastest Alt OperatlonJManager INSPECTOR Oa/s or nights. Pay rxmmensurale " aaothftetd/bated national firm has established supplier. Send resume DEU HELP & CASHIERS growing, most successful human to Box 174. Observer 4'Eccentric GROWING CHAIN Of Peruofl 10 Quality control department has with experience Pfymduth/Canlon PERSON >|»-operilrig^ for Bid Collectors with service egende*. *5.25 for un« opening for experienced Inspector. Area. Call Mark 459-2447 to pcrtorm required maintenance in •*' Telemarketing or BiB CoBeeting tx- Fun and part time. Randanos Fruit Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Minute 04 Change Center* seeking Maritet/24280 Middtebell. Farming- trained slaTf/startlngpay, ENGINEER Rd. Uvonla. Michigan 48150 Technicians, wfi train. Apply at Oay shilt Excellent benefits. SouihTjeld apartment commumi| , : perience preferred but not neoes- SPECTRUM Human Services. ACCUM-MATlCSYSTfiMS LATHE HAND Canddate should be experienced iii' . sary. Salary + bonus +. benefit*. ton Hilts:' • /'_• 476-7768 27364 W. Eight MEe at Inkster. Ask LOC PERFORMANCE Cafl, 459-6843 with some Controls 4 Automation FULL PART laundry person needed for Tony or Steve. • 201INDU5TRJAL. PLYMOUTH 2vears minimum experience. V-Une plumbing, oloclfical. cautklng 4 ••.. Ca4Mr.Schl*ft: 657-1430 DEUVERY PEOPLE -Earn up to $8 An Equal Opportunity Employer experience. Competitive wage 4 lor smaD nursing homo In Prvmoulo- 453-2300 Precision. Waited Lake 624-2588 other minor repair.work Ceil Mr *- fVMHIfftAtil per how, NoJate-HtghU^-VeWdes- benefits. Appfy-or-send-re*ume. I**— CaiiJacMa" ^453-3933 HAIR DRESSERS-ASSISTANT An Equaf Opportunity Employer Thompson9-Ham Mon-Fri ' " WV'"'*'LJIVIni>' DIRECT CARE WORKERS needed lor Southfleld *aton. M time. Must LEASING CONSUtTANTS A BtLUNO ASSISTANT provided. Northwestern near 14 • Accum-Matie Systems Mutfy. where are- you? Luxurious Mile. Burger* Olrect. . 737-4070 at group In BeflevlDe. FuU and part 11973 MayfWd beDcensed. . 352-8765 " INSPEeTOR/QC. Svty'out patient psyche 4 sub- time positions, afl-$was_a¥aJlafc!e_ Furniture Delivery Urgent and Immediate need exists Apartment Oeveloper seeks Leasing ,: * 352-3800. apxrse cfWc seeks commercial in­ Uvonla. Mi. 48150 OEDVERY PERSON - For Floral Must be at least 18 with high school 261-8060 Full time opening with benefits lor HAIRSTYLIST - Full or pan lime. lor a Mechanical Q.C. Jnspoctor. Consuliant»*To7 new community Vi MAINTENANCE PERSON 10 work ir. surance MOng assistant. Desire a shop. Flexible hour*, six days a diploma or GEO. Must also, possess furniture delivery person. Require* Dukes Famffy Hair Shop. Cfienlel Seeking minimum 1+ year* hands- NCM ideal candidate win be enthu­ apartments (Westland) Must be ex aefl starter proficient In handing In­ references end Chs.jffegr uoense. waiting. Redlord, Uvonla area. on experience in an electronics en­ siastic, bubbly 4 have prior Leasing perienced In plumbing, electrical 4 surance rejections: K completing week. Car Allowance provided a valid Michigan drivers Dcense and ••- 47/-8931 have good driving record $4.75 to EXPEDITER Must be neat, friendly reliable and 531-6597 vironment. Long term temporary as­ or Sales experience. No Real Estate carpentry repair Can 341-9024 commercial 'insurance collections. have recent experience Must have License is required 6 training will be * Must have 1 yr med-bqang experi­ start More If trained. lOrder foflow-uo 4 scheduling) HAIRSTYLIST 4 NAIL TECHNICIAN signment. Please call: . N DEUVERY PERSON Call 753-9332 or 4> 1-4400. Musi have experience In this area excellent driving record. Contact THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION provided. Must be available to work MAIN1ENANCE PERSON lor Sub­ ence, out-patinet psyche-* sub- Art studio needs person with good Gorman'* Falriane, Dearbcn. lor Uvonla salon. Clientelepre'ered wockend*. Can Joanne. 370-0500 urban apt complex. Excellent op­ apuse bilDng helpful. Hours Mon-Fri, An Equal Opportunity Employer ' prelerabty In machine tool business but not necessary. 477-4080 425-3220 driving record and knowledge of Days. Excellent benefit*. . - - 336-0340 portunity at entry level position with gam-Spm, competitive salary & ben­ Metro area. Ortver with over 2 point* DOCK WORK • $11.60412/HA large management firm. Start at **- efit*. Submit7esume to: Billing Man­ ' LOCPERFORMANCE GAS ATTENDANT HAIRSTYLIST(S) - with cBentele, INTERIOR OESKJNER NEEDED with LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SROP HELP need not apply. E^fteAtrincwded. Triin on the fob strong window treatment back- Needed - Uvonla area. $6^0/hr. with good benefits. HVAC. ager, 2550 3. Telegraph Suite 109, Can Detroit Art Service* between 9 201 INDUSTRIAL DR. PLYMOUTH Mature person to pump gas and who reaty. enjoy Jbelr work, but I* Call Today 657-1200 45^2300 , hot happy with. their work pfaoel Qround lor studio In western suburb. Call betweeen 9am - 12 Noon: electric, plumbing 4 carpentry BJoornfield Hdl*; Ml 4S013. 4 6 weekdays.- 280-0900 ext 263 propane, enywer phone andlock up- knowledge helpful 453-0393 Only Fee i85 , Job Network, An Equal Opportunity Employer . Ray or Howard... . .937-8833 Paid vacatlon.459-0109 or 728-8087 Can between 10am-5pm 855-7607 - 591-1044

24 BMMTront 33 BWg. 4 RfiTHxWir^ _ 42 Carpot CriMrilntj 65 Drywall 93 Furniture 144 Lock Service 165 Painting &- 233 Roofing 269 Tile Work )f, Witwpf ooftng &PJf>irrg Finishing 4 Repair Decorating B 4 L ROOFING - New - Repairsi SNO-WHITE GROUT GAUNWELL CASHERO CO. INC.' : LOW PRICES DEADBOLTS - ETC, Tear-oils - A Specialty! Gutters. AH Type* of Water proofing HOME IMPROVEMENTS AN ALPINE FRESH ' CARPET - New 4 repair plastering, REPAIR 4 REF1NISH FURNITURE Sold - Installed. Affordable prices. TOM MORSE PAINTING Vents No lob loo big or smafl. & CAULK CO. Guaranteed - Free EsUmates - •-- Baiha - Kitchen* - Basements - sleam cleaning service" 2 rooms 4 taping, texturlzing, stucco..4r 1-2600 Any Type ol Can Ina and Rush PhD - 728-0356 - Residential or Commercial 534-5334 - Free Est - 937-8139 - ..Pe1erM8uti-476-1585 -.-. Complete Moderntoation. hart, $30; one chair frea. Any soft 10 yeart experience $25. Any k>Yeseat $20.'Any chair KEOGH ROOFING • Bathroom Tile Cleaning On Yow Home 474-8953 Call Torn at 585-9387 • 'Between the Til*'" Grout Repair ?! Our Staff Has 25/Vr*. Experience $15.Pea)iofclean. ,422-0258 66 Electrical 150 Moving & Storage •15~yre. exp. Birmingham. Commer­ AQUA-STOP cial/residential. Estimates $20 or no • New tub/tile seal 11 Free Planning 4 Design Service BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE INC. Basement repair/No outside digging A4AELECTR1C charge II bid is accepted. 645-6938 't? • Free Estimate Res. 4 Comm.. breaker 4 fuse v 96 Gar,age s Any sue Job - Reasonable Rates WINTER RATES 445-3926 Free est. Ufe-Bme guar. •• 258-6>2? 44 C^rp«t Laying \ Short Notice Service PAINTING, PAPERING 843-8440 panel*, plugs, violation*. Uc. Low Plastering. Repair* 4 Walrwashlng BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRE0 -& Repair Prices. Free E*1. Anytime 584-7969 Froe Estimate - Insured 682-9172 LOW PRICES Drain* 4 Sump pump* repaired GARAGE DOORS 273 Tree Service : • HOME INSPECTOR __ 471-2600 or ess-esio* New 6 repair. Shingles, flat tarring, : . 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE . . • At home advice - Detail drawings 4 AAA CARfiET REPAIRS "ABOUT TO CALL an electrician? Steel Entrance Doors CARRlNQTON MOVING eedarrgOTlefa-S related carpentry-. -A-4.CONN0LIY TfiEE SERVICE Earl H.Jensen . 474-6224 25 yts. experience. Older home$!my Guaranteed to beat your best dfal Dependable Service. Oay* 4 Insurance work. 471-2600 cost* for all residential project! Seam* 4'restr etching, al) repair*. _Weeiend*4.ocal 4-Long Distance _ J80-flanoTtinlrig Tree Rem&va), Trimming. Stump ,..__._ . __.. ._. ._ (plumbing,. .carpenl^.-eiecWcaJ. specialify. Free estimalea." All types or we'll give you a_jrarage_d^ooi. Removal A Land Clearing, ins. - Of wOrkr$34 =9584 r- 828^i86r openerFREEI. --. LOW RATES ' . - *38-3055 MODERN ROOFING OF UVONIA 4 DAY-SERVJCE- Repair-Rsflnithing Complete roofs, all types ol repairs Free Est 482-8517 WET-B A^trM E NT-fw •» ot^ooraryfc^^ec^tar ALL WORK QUARANTEE0 Save money, call us LAST! EXODUS MOVING UNE * IMPERIAL BUILDERS * - BILLOKLER ELECTRIC New 4Used Parts In*. Work PIANO TUNING BY Flat rool specialist. Re*. 6 Comm. AA ANOREWS TREE SERVICE .626-5586 Local, long dist: Office 4 resWentiai. Uc. 4 Ins. 477-6200 Remodeling. General Home Repair* Re*. 4 Comm. • Uc 4 Ins. SHAMROCK DOOR CO. 634-4653 Storage. Quality move at low price, JOHN MCCRACKEN Tree 4 Slump Removal. Jl . PROBLEMS? Kitchens • Bath* • Basement* Free est. - Work guar. • 624-8713 CompL repair, rebuild, reflnishlng. Trimming 4 Topping.' Free Esti­ CRAKJ 477-1038 ALL INSTALLATION 4 REPAIRS $38/hr. Winter Special. 383-3058 REROOFING 4 TEAR OFFS NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 DAVE'S CARPET • MIKERASHID Mon-Fri.9-9; Sat-Sun.9-5; 357-4068 30 yra experience. Free Estimales mates. We DoGoodWork!4S9-4655 FULLY WARRANTED Pad avail. AB work Guaranteed. Ret J. C. PRICE Electric Bring your best deal to me 4 I wU INDEPENDENT MOVING Residential 4 Commercial. AAAA NATIONAL TfiEE 4-STUMP IT COSTS NO MORE 3 Yr* Exp, lo*. Call Dave 421-6520 . Small Job SpecTalists '" beat ill Owner operated 4 serviced. Free Estimales. Insured. 200 Plastering JMS ROOFING 525-5630 Removal, Trimming, Topping L LICENSED & INSURED Free Etitfnate* License BMPSC L-19876 ...to get ., BOO'8 CARPET INSTALLATION , - '. Taylor Garage Door* INSURANCE - LOW RATES Sr.CltUen Discounts: 489-4206 New 4 Used Garage Ooor Parts Courteou*. Carefui 4 Competent AA SPECIALIST In small water dam­ 326-0671 II no answer- 537-3479 B-DRY SYSTEMS ^. • Free Estimate* - age 4 plaster repair*. 35 year* ex­ ROOFING 1st class workmanship. —,TOMSH0RTAL4S0NS We remodel old garages. Energy ef­ 974-8277 581-2720 644-4855 ZIIFJflSIF'LACeWlNNERothro-^ —I>»t/elchjrig4 repalr».-A« work-,- LowRstes. 548-0125 perience. Clean. Work myself, guaranleed, . .453-2281 Electric repair*, maintenance 4 ficient steel entrance and storm • TEAR-OFFS STUMP REMOVAL MACOMB —WAYNE — OAKLAND National Award*. HAMICTOH' doors. Licensed bid. 1 year guaran­ licensed. CaH Roy 459-7197 *• _ : • ha* been satisfying customers conjtructlon. Free E*t. Reliable 4 MOORES • REPROOFS 27 Brick, Btotfc, C#m«nt honest family business. -537-8482 tee, free est. Call: 474-384« ALL PLASTERING . for over 30 year*. MOVING & STORAGE • LEAKS...$45 No yard damago, bushes removed, ATTALL BBLOCK , brick 4 0la*a Wock*, • YOU deal directly wttn the- -; —- 54 C^Hog Wort T Apartmeni, home 4 office WATER DAMAGE. PAINT PEEL 4 DRYWALL REPAIRS. LICENSEO. "Deal With Owner" clean-up 4 landscape available. Tfc 4 owner. AB vork guaranteed TEXTURED CEILINGS 99 Gutters $38 per hour 399-1159 Free Est. Gerry Lyon, 828-4126 Commercial. gc. 4 In*. and commit/very priced. '.•'••'. DROPPEQCE1UNG3 » 78 Firawood 422-9344 348-2951 Cagie & Sons - 645-6265 Can anytime 634-J570 • FREE EsUmatea • Dettgns WCOO 4 PIASTER CEILINGS . ABSOLUTELY-affseasonod 1 yr. Cleaning Spc. $35 • •Addrtlon».KHcheh* Installed with expert craftsmanship *pfii mixed Hardwoods. $60. lace 165 Painting a BALLERINI PLASTERING 277 Upholstery A-1 MASON • NEEDS WORK - . New, repllra. screened 245 Sewing Machine : • Porch Enclosure*, etc. DANWAY CONTRACTING. cord (4 x8x18-18'l. 2/more $55. "- DON«M5-6265 Plasiering, drywall. texture work 4 Chimney*, Tucfcpoint . Farmlngton Hie*. • 660-3827 ea. Free Del. Uv./Nearby. 464^2433 Decorating paint peels. New 4 repair. 35 yr* J.C:'S UPHOLSTERING Pe*ch*».Dr}vew*y* HAMILT0N8UILDERS exp. Exc rei. Free est. Insured. CaB Repair Home 4 office furniture, boat Interi­ - . 000-445-4285 ... . • ADMIRE YOUR FIRE . AAA PAINTING • 20 yr* experience. ors, furniture repair. Free Estimate*. Call 559-5590...24 hrs. 102 Handyman License, bonded, reference*. Chock SaT '.. 435-7416 ANY BRAND TUNEO UP SUPER WELL SEASONED IN YOUR HOME-FOR ONLY $«.50 421-7748 SMALL JOBS OUR SPECIALITY 55 Chlmrwy CJtanlng • HARO-BIRCH-FRUIT. AIR CONDITIONERS 4 FURNACES Burn*. 559-6611 642-2218 Addition*, paneflng, masonry, etc. ". ; A-1 CHIMNEY EXPERT LOW PRICES . Free Est. If Additional Work Neoded PAUL'S UPHOLSTERY HACKER SERVICES 474-6914 Water Leaks, Painty SEW PRO. INC. 443-1999 ^CHIMNEYS Violation*corrected '.-.'- Weaning. Screen* * QUAUTY SINCE 1946 Appliance motor* Sine* 1962. - A BETTER JOB*.- Water damage, Ins. work, plaster­ Wide selection of latest fabric* Retired or bum hew. Screened HM ROSE 4 SONS 477-4170 . New 4 Repair* Call Burt - 644-1276 ... REASONABLE RATES ing,pa'niing,repairs. 471-2600 Workmanship guar. Fits Estimates. 'Cleaned, flool leek* flopped . 645-6265 , . . : 684-3068 PLASTERING 4 ORYWALL Pick-up 4 DeUvery. Troy, 689-5348 CjWWH CONTRACTING 427-3WJ GUARANTEED SHUR PAINTING 253 8now Removal 39 Cifpotitfy DU-lT^ALl. . Repair*, addition*, new work CHIMNEY CRICKET Home-Cafe And Improvement Interior - ExlwioVSJatnlng AH work guaranteed * DIVERSIFIED SNOWPLOWING * CHIMNEYSWEEP Seasoned Firewood Drywall Finishing^ CMH CONTRACTING INC. ABS0CUTEQUAUTY4 ' . Painting. Drywall. Plumbing. Etc ^tateLk;. 348-2447. . 474-0727 Commerd al, Residen U al 264 Wallpapering Bool 4 Creosole Vacuumed lo (FACE CORD 4'x6'x16-18' In length) Phone Anytime: 669-4507 Spray Textured Celling* Street*, Driveway* 4 Subdivision*.' ^ Ctrfitot i. Ma*on'*yy Prof*«*)onai wfrkmanshlp. Finished Truck. Guaranteed dean. 425-4863 A BETTER JOB... basement*, storage treat. Kitchen «OAK Paper Hanging 4 Remov 2 4 Hour Service 'ABftepalr* ._-•••:.«8rnflorlirg* HANDYMAN JOE Aluminum Siding Refinlshli WALLPAPERING 4 PAINTING •Oftvaway* *ri9eivertual. 4 btth remodeSno. Handyman Joe, ~-fcF«e Cord »57.60 or 2To« $110 WE DO IT ALU 215 Plumbing 535-6068 - 631-2116 Paper Stripping . Piaster Repair* . Uc 624-787» Ina. Your Satisfaction guaranteed, " «o* " «C<)rnm*riial /^WHITE BIRCH improvement* 4 Repair* AA KIMBERLY PLUMBING CO. HACKER SERVICES Excellent Reference* 1FaceCord$60or2fpr$115 with a 3 yr. written warranty •*•'-'•• *>du*tri»i • - CHIMNEYS Uc. Free Est- ...... 624-7679 Al work don* by master plumber. SNOW PLOWING 15 Yr*. Exp . Uc. Don: 348-0540 «fo«it>g» '" -f Ml, eflWanl, A KITCHEN SPECIALIST FREE Appraisal 421-2241 Can for eB your pkimblna neod*. RES. 4 COMM. . ABILITY A ABSOLUTE MUSTI •fgrctiea •Licensed Y fief adng or Hew CaHrieta CLEANED*. SCREENED WE HAVE * 1 QUALITY WOOO Sewer 4 water fine* Installed, gar­ -Come *ee for yourtelf- . Retired Handyman QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1916 AH our work Guarantcedl •Fwof* •msvred' Formica Counter* - ' 427-3981 Fantastic Prices bage disposals, water healer*, fau­ CALL 474-6914 •Waterproofing ffiaekhoe work a*hwa*h*Tlrttla*«tion 728-7910 ALL WOOD OELIVERE0 WITHIN A All typos of work. 471^3729 Walpaperihg. Stripping 4 Hanging. f . HIGH HAT CHIMNEY SWEEP 10 MILE RADIUS OF CANTON TVfP. * ,50%Off . cets. (oAelt, sewer 4 dram cleaning. Plastorlng 4 Palming. Exp. • Lie W0RKMY8ELF , FREE ESTIMATE Ramcaps. Damper*, Repair* - Insured. 'State licensed master LaCOURE LANDSCAPE Service* CARPENTRY • FINISH or ROUGH INTERIOR •EXTERIOR •» Comm'l. *now plowing" 4 tailing, Ca.1 Joe or Karen: 422-5872 " 346-0066 Addition*, kitchen*. cVywat. ciosel*. Guaranteed no mess, insured . Lucas Nursery 105 Hauling 10WEST PRICES-BEST WORK plumber. Note: lor your protection Ucensed(»2?78) 631-8531 always ask to tee * plumber* 8- irrigation system* Installed 4 re­ All Right It* Time To Do It Rtghl' basement*, pantry. Ret*. E»t. 41680 Ford Rd., Canton paired. Tree* 4 Shrubs planted. Uc'No job loo »ma#." 622-2563 A-1 HAULING • Moving. Scrap met­ COMPLETELY INSURED cense. Visa, Master 4 Discover - WALL TO WALL COVERING 3) BWfl.4ff6fW0d>Hng 981-4666 or 981-5361 al. Cleaning basements. Garage*, , AB work fully guaranteed cards accepted. 20 yri experience. Custom landscape. Retaining walls Joan; 420-2724 '" JUOOE 8 CARPENTRY 66 Chlmray Stores, elc. lowest price* In town. FREE ESTIMATES Owner.Gordon Belcher 477.789$ built. Sod. §fkJ. 354-3213^89-5955 — " •-- Ruth": 624^8545" AAFFORDABLE Compieie carpentry work. Kitchen*, . MIXED FlREWOOO Quick service. Free E*t, Serving \ 31ao*cords4>8'xl6'' 425-9805 «229-5885— 6NOWREMOVAL-COMMERCIAL .'. IMPROVEMENTS bath*, formica work, ceramic lite. 35 DulkHng«R*p«fr Wayne 4 Oakland Countie*. Central Alt PLUMBING 4 Oretn Cleaning. Yr».exp*»ierto».CaB 642-9768 -Free kindling 4 delivery. $ 1C0. location. «47-2764 or 659-8138 - ^887-7498^ Hot water lank*, replpes, disposals. Trucks h A Wheel Loaders GENE HUBBUCK SfdV>a ' . Window* ..••;•• ... 625-9421-.- Free estimates. Low rate*. AddftJon* . Garage* KEN FIERKE Uc.-lna, Carpentry. CHIMNEY'S A LOAD ON OUR TRUCK 0AYLITE PAINTING Glenn 532-2558 476-0648 Pairymg 4 Wallpapering ^- Deck*' . s Door* Deck*, gutter* roof*, alum, tiding. • New A Repairs MIXEO SEASONE0 HAROWOOD - IS A LOAD OFF YOUR MlND --. •4 0EC0RATING 476-6310 Or 651-0668 Roofing Cement Work rtc room*, window*, door*, ale. TAKE-AWAY-TRASH Speciaiulngln Cornmercial 4 AL'8 HOME REPAIR SERVICE v QUALfTY WORKMANSHIP • Cldanlnfl $55. Per Face Cord (4x8x18) Resldentlai. 478-4140 No service charge aH work guven- SNOW REMOVAL Reasonable. Free Est 937-2390 . For Free Deflvery Call. 634-1952 AB kind* of rubbish hauled REFERENCES • Scre«n» Birmingham. Troy 4 Bloomfield area tedd, garbage disposals, lecett, LOW PRICES v LlCEniSED A INSURED QUALITY WOODWORKING dishwashert, repaired 4 replaced. QUALITY SEASONED HARPWOOO Can Fred 334-2379 HAULING 4 CARPENTRY "Dwl With Owner" Oram cleaning. Call Al 533-7602 Papering. Removal, Painting, Split • Delivered • Stacked Comm, Res. 24 hr. service DTLENTERPRISES Trim carpentry •peclafist*. CAQLEASON8 $84.95 lace cord. 4^8^16-18- European Touch Plastering.related ropal!* 471-2600 426-,8608 421-4673^ 106 HialingACooilng G 4 M PLUMBING UNLIMITED CaS Frank: 477-8113 4S9-0216 ,_645-6265« 564-3066 Gu»rantwd_0»kl«ndCty^ 588.-1884 WALLPAPER- PAINTINGr -A» Work Doha Professionally " McQINLEV'SWALLCOVERING ^ A BEAUTIFUL Rasevnent, KHchen, Call u* for fast, Iriondry »erv!c*'for Complete Professional Weipaper i CHIMNEYS • PORCHES AIR SYSTEMS V WE DO IT ALU! • Beth or Custom Deck, 11 Yi*. Exp.. SMALL WORLD 51 FrOOf 8*fVlC6 CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS all yoor plumbing need*. Water 261 TV-VCR hanging from pre-pasied lo Design­ BFUCK RESTORATION. FREE ESTIMATES INSURE0 heater*, *ew*r 4 6p. ." • A PERSONAL TOUCH • " DANDY HAR0WOOO FLOOR Fkv - AFFORDABLE CLEANING TEAM . Interior 4 Exterior, ' ishjng • Hardwood floor* InstaHed. Wfl clean home or business. GregMelvIn 421-8268 7dSy»>M.ke '. 756-8317 KfTCHENS, VANlTlf 3, COUNTERS Quaiit/work Reasonable rale* WALLPAPER REMOVAL WliVTeR RATES Iini»hed. rep*irtdy. Division of For free estimat* 425-5104 C«H anytime. 427-7332 HORTON PLUMBING INC. BASEMENTS. 0O$RS, REPAIRS :•( * - fl*o ropmi, EiaaeWerii*, Kitchen*, Desante Constnxilon 6220811 , Reference* 4 Bonded Res.-Comm. New work, remodeling KUSTOM PAINTING COMPANY 269 Tile Work • • INSURED . • VINYL i PELLA WINDOWS Bathroom*. New 4 repair*. 4 repair, Drain cleaning. Lie. Master ARN01OG0L0IN 356 0499 Repalred or built new AFFORDABLE HOME CLEANING Specializing k» ' custom Interior ACE TILERS EXTRAORDINAIRE lie 4 injured ; 28 Yf. experienced 471-2800 ..i BY6UBURBAN Plumber, In*. Jeff Horfon: 453-7624 Screened'Cleaned W Furnace painting and papering. Also axterlot Tile, marble, re-groul. repair Csfl Cindy at 681-9820 Moo. thru. painting. Insured. 834-3758 • PLUMBING WORK DONE Reasonable price*, reference*, free 265 Wall Wathing 41 Carp^ ROOF LEAK8 8TOPPED InitallOfRapalr Fri 9tm IN 4pm. Ask about our Reasonable rale*. Fail service. esl. CaS Lee anytime ' . ' 729-1765 ri 421-5526 8pe Discount Prioeal . 471-0887 EXPERIENCED IN FINE HOMES 233 Roofing Guar. 30 year* Exp. 477-79(5 Formic* Covntett cate* avtJMor Christmas. 42J.H59 Frank C.Fewgte, 640-7108 * MICK GAVIN CARPET* (2 Doora BOrieTtSYfURNACES_^A 326-5025 . . v CLEANING .-• AAA ROOFING • 20 yf» experience. J.B TILE COMPANY 1» SALES 4 INSTALtATION * .MROOOODOOR Bervlce/repalr. .. Free Est. ? License, bonded, reference*. Chuck QUALITY CERAMIC TILE COMPLETE rnatnfenano* & mod- A/melr ong- Marvik^wi-CooQOfeurn 24 hr. service Idyr*. Exp. 297 Windows Re*. Ooor Repair • L<)C*sm«hlng Complete. *upervt*ed cleanLSg The 21 Years -• Burns. 659-6811 642-221« Fulry Uoensed 4 Insured «rn»»t«on of your horn*. Small ra- 2«Yr».E).«Fr»«E»f. M7448* ReasoMWe/tte* 634-9979 For Eillmate*. cafl Jim 628-4840 p«w* \o compMe renovttiort*. Ref­ . Door* hutted (AH Type*) • European Way" for horn* 4 offio*. lOCk»ln»t*ited - 451-8899 & Still Painting! i ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED erence* of my work vpon reoueet In* .bonded. 8.C.C. Inc 646-90« NEW ROOF8> 6earo)es» Outlet». EXPERT CertrnkJ ft DrywaB RepaV* ' CLEANING $. Der*»l Watch. Mtshw (VaAtman aCarpttCtotnlng WFurnll FASTANEATI Vent*, fl*thlr>« Drip Ledge, Va^ey*. Hew ceramlo. lub 4 thower re- Farmlngton. Hti* - «W-3«7 Mainly Residential •., groutmg t re-c*u>ving, cujtom bath MDtjwiX . Frtlllhl' Repair 123 Janitorial Guaranteed, References, Free Est, CAULKING. REPAIRS • Anything iltVgA IF YOU WANT IT DONE Licensed. 628-2733, remodeling. lic«n»ed. Rel.4J7.i J66 CfnwnlngWJndow*. 4,71.2600 DRY WALL 4 PLASTER SUPREM E CLEANING 4 HAULING DECK-OrRATORS R,CES QUAUTY FURNITURE REPAIRS XPSX ROOFING - Quality work • SKYLlHETlLE VINYL WINDOWS A«»h*^Ci 1707 IjftQ. P04*^it^r)^a^47l-g.. .A

Monday, January 2, .1989 04E KrOWp Wanted m 500 Help Wanted 600 Mp Wanted 500-Htlp Wanted 500 HtipW«it*d 502 rklpWanttd W2rWp Wanted ' 502 ff«if) Wanted 902H^)W#nlMl »bt MAINTENANCE PERSON NEEOfcO MESSENGER-FUll-TiME PROCESS CENTER EMPLOYEES SEAMSTRESS - »y1th.exporleoee on TELEMARKETERS - Fermlngton PwiiltW-Mwdictl D»ntri VMkd HVAO experience tsquired.' Gre*| Nice position «K-»omoono over 21 rxeded. Day & nighl positions avail­ wedding gown*, bridesmaid* ckftu-. HM* Co, teefct profeetional leie- 0wfiU(-M«*>0ftTLfNrTlES RECEPTIONIST-fUU TlMt Apartment*, 24300 Berg Rd ; ATC week. Cal 6am~4pm, ' 474-9403 272-5330 Village, Dearborn HI*. 662.-1010 mtnagemenl potential. 474-0092 New 14.000 tq. ft/cUnic m HoVt Opening lor denial receptionist wllh ecieri, UaneWptiorv*!*, meoVW «t- People ekj»* and o/garilflirirvai SouthfWd. - 352-271 tiMtyvt>,-reoap6onlet< 4 sechntdane •OfJty.Cai 454-5020. ^ '"' • V i SECURITY r •' . need* Ml Urn* ttNjticiialneri for co4ecl)on 4 eccognt* receivable ex­ MICROFILM COMPANY wiringr'no PROCESS EQUIPMENT & controls TELEMARKTrER-- Noexperience cinic/h^rT echoof coverage. Cpm- perience.. Minimum 3 yr*, experi­ needed. Excefent eaiarte* and ben- —MAINTENANCE- experience necessary. Musi be /eJk manufacturing ha* opening for coo. required. Must be aogretafve end peUuve ealary, benefrU. Grovrth po- ence. Fid time with benefit*. CaJ efiti. Part arid M time poeitton* RECEPTIONIST for buey medMI act* and wiling to work, FuB Ume. trol* and Inivument lechnlcftn. Re­ '~ IMMEDIATE have • pleasant phone voice. Good lenllal. 473-6400 KarenWebber 2619694 available. Cal MedMatch, «51-0452 office. Front deek 4 inauranoe expe­ PERSON .". Westiand area. 421-2150 lated experience In electric panel pay and flaxJble hour*. 636-3910 rience neceaiary. Ful Ume. m*t' Accepting epptlca'tJon* tor weekday detail i build, PLC'a or Inslmment OPENINGS AnENTlOM NURSES .-' RN'8 * DENTAL RECEPTIONIST • front MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Experi­ ancee. .-. ' Mary 664-4444' MiLlHANO - noeded In tool room ol calibration' required. Responslbtil- & weekend M lime thltt for NEW tubing fab" shop. Clean, air condl- GUARDIAN IS JON THE M0VEII Due LPN'8 A GPN'S wanted for charge desk. Pegboard, Insurance. Dental enced detlrabie but not neoaeeary. tie* to Include build, calibration, de- to major growth, we are seeking • TELEMARKETERS position*. AJ thift*, Ml 4 pert time, terminology • must -Part time. ' RECE. PTTOteS . TT/ASSiefArfl F LlVQNlA Uonod work area, overtime, able lo FuD time, 10-7pm Mon thru Frl Ben­ Ful lainng and projed coordination. Large number of qualified security ,. competitrve eaUry 4 benefit pack, i efit* -- - ".622-6220 time, J)pfnh4*no*(» atepert- do own setups (rotary, table, ed). 6TART THE NEW YEAR OFF RiGR1T1 JZ*OL iROUND Long term advancement opportuni­ oiilcer*. Requirement* Include eg*, MI. V^~^ ^rt^g.^-^'ri rrOffteevJfnae^*tfW±^^rv$* 1 it nee j ti« Wf mmmm Apply m person. UnfversaJTube inc. ty and training for a rnbijvafacTcan- Cal Novt 2777 Product Dr. Rochester Kit* home'telephone; working at/to, valid ^ltO»ee»itle>d " WEOkTACRECEPTJONiST s^^m^k^- didale. Send resume lo: Mooney Michigan driver** Hconse a nocrimj- 40 rlour^po^bS~- iEJitORKEft t~ 0/r~^g *«^i*y prf Una kl&lat- Wage* •tartlng'sti* >»/ hoof based WtMllfWgHli* 4m4IWl«C Pa%^racaUos*, MJUUWmO -, PgtorvMtT<6337rAt16rP "Corf^ulrVHourVWWag e doclo/j office. Insurance bWng ex­ position* •vaitabt*. $5 25 per hour. week and a. Great working eondivon* Experienced m bWng lor buey' -maei discount, bonui p/ogrim; Must type 35 wpm perience prelerred." Full benefit*. Uvom* doctor-* office, part tfce. «;; Precision. WaBed Lake. 424-2583 tlcyv P. Mooney. -Excoiicnt Fua Time Positions High School diploma reqolrod. Call 4 growth opportunfty (orright p»r - : group health *.Sf« Insurance avail­ Long Tererm Send resume*, to: MJA. 32000 able. Apply In pe/aon after 2pm «1 •Flexible Hours ' betwoen Bam and 5pm. 941-6426 ton. Cal Catherine: -.979-1050 Cal " .-•:::.• 421-i449 MORTGAGE LOAN OFf ICERS PR6DUCTION PACKERS •Weekly Pay ReceptlonUt. Ouslomer 8«rvto*. Northwestern. Ste. 240^/artnlngton 17050 laurel Perk - 1 - RECEPTIONIST 4 Medical Aeefeiarf) Experienced.- tor major .mat torr^ate_opening51jS ittfl*. Jn_» -• , Paidyecation- —• Teiema/keting.orSale* Experience- K9t*7^601f —-^ —«-- ~ "ECTOXAROlOa RAPH TECFT . MEOtCXC RECEPTIONIST PLUS ^T^WOMA Umkinrri piasuc manufacturing plant. We of- For Fa/mlngton Ha* mobile tervlce. needeJ, M and/or part-time JOT' -{on 4 Mile acre** Irom Jacobsen's) "co. Exoenent benefit! -R*p4Advancement V/e are looking for .a dependable, Bger.Many.artasagar Mar - available.- let^Agocclwage & beneni package. BUSY 80UTHFIELO Ophthalmolo­ 2-0 and Ooppler exportence pre­ professional parson lo loin our staff. Troy medical effioa. ExfeHeneexf An Equal Opportunity Employer Excellent opportunity lo* advance­ gist* office eeeklng responsible, ferred. Full or part lime. $24K/i mature person*>referr»d. Aak lor send /esume 10: Mr'Maltis. 24877 Apply in pertoWMon,-Frl. 9em-4prrl, ..iOt&TEM_ -mature-peuent - ortented—pertoru Experience preferred. If you are in- NorthweslernHwy. Southfield, Ml ment. Appfy in per ton ' Mort-Frl, PERSONNEL OEPT. yr ..tringe, 737.-9 WQ tereMeiJnjyorklng In • bu*Y MD OfficeManaget^- -;. 67»s40«9 MAINTENANCE PERSON • «pp^ H. 9am-4pm: 1351 Hlx Rd., Weilland. Ophthalmologic experience pre­ person: Arby*. 27140 Plymouth 48034 •- 20600 Southfield Rd , Southfield. SERVICES ferred. Respond to box 454. Ob- office {no weekends!, eend a brief 'RECEPTTONIST— ^- Rd . Radford, i . An Equal Opportunity Employer EXPEfifENCED - part lime medical hand written totter irxflcajUig prevl- MORTGAGE ORIGINATOR PRODUCTION SHOP OPERATOR Madisoo Helghl* 543^TEMP tervor 4 Eccentric Newspaperi, office banna 4 reception position Ptytn Dept. FuB-time. Excefienl ^1 36251 fJchoolcrafl Rd.. Uvorta, ous »tork experience and a phone terpersc^ tkli*. Experience pre­ MAINTENANCE PERSON Southfield based company seeking Musi be rtejtibte. Uvonla area. 6outhfle(d 3544554 with compvler tkais. CaB between number where you can be reached confldenl, energelks Individual to PioasecaT' 591-7659 SECURITY OFFICERS MlchJgan48T50 9:30-5:30 Mon. IhrurVt. 65^2206 ferred. Compejitive salary. Benefit*. Needed. Must be available night* a Trby «41-9930 tor ah inlorvlew appofntmenL Send Cal , . .-^4^-4000, Ext. 425 ' weekends. Fun time position. Please originate residential"mortgage*. Will BONUS EOE/MFHV V NO FEE to; 4574 Canton Cooler Rd . Qan- be given phenomenal con trej and lo­ PRODUCTION WORKERS - day a ImMediate openings available lor FRONT0ESK RECEPTIONIST appty In person: midnight*. 15 per hour. Appfy 6am- ton. Mi 48187-- . 29905 7 Mile Rd. Uvonia. cal support services, highest com­ full a part time security officer* In TElEMARKETUto MANAGER BUYER For busy medical officeto Ne w Cen­ 3pm., Mon. thru Frl. 8400 Rhonda MEDlCAUSURGJCAL , ter area. Pleasant speaking voice. 4 -;':-. Receptionist '•> mission In industry wtth protected the Oakland County a westernVjts- Expanding SouthOeidfirm ha * MEDICAL TRAHSCRiPTlONlST Needed for Birmingham PhytldanV areas. Must have 1 yr. experience In Or. Canton Mich. urbs. Retirees welcome.' Salary up Immedtafe opening lor experienced Muttl-hospttal corporation seeking day work week. - '.872-1191 Vnmodiale position. FuB-time. Bene­ an entry level buyer (or nvedJcal/tur- office. Previous medical office expe­ relatedfield. Ca n 357-6050 PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS to $6/hr wllh company benefits. Ap­ manager. Must be highly organized, fits. Must be accurate - wtth prior pfy Mon thru frl between 8:30am- telf-motrvated and able to work wllh glcal product*. Require* previous HOME HEALTH AIDES *^ rience required. Typing 44 wpm. needed. WiH train. Experience pre­ With ccfcftassjon. empathy 4 sk«!s. Medical Terminology experience. Cal 443-2544 3:30pm - at Nalionrwlde Security, tcheduling and'budoet*. Guaran­ buying experience and/or knowl­ W. Btoomfield 45.1-0555 METRO MOTEL MAIDS WANTEO ferred. Male a female. Good starting 27676 Franklin Rd. Southfield. bring teed base and benentt. Send re­ edge ot medical/surgical products. tofi^ short s long term"assignments pay. 423-1ZJ2 pictured ID 4 S.S. card to Wilervlew sume with salary requirement* lo; Attention to detaa 4 good communf- In Plymouth and surrounding areas. • AN CARDIOLOGY . DORCHESTER MOTEL An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PASSBOOK Part time day work, Apply In 355-0500 P. .0. Box 2879. SouthDotd. "Ml cation -tkm* with computerization Good Starting rate, periodic adjust­ NURSE ASSISTANTS RN Cardic+gy. Ml Clme potttion, 46037 exposure hetpM. SouthfWcU loca^ ments. Growth opportunities. Westland Convalescent Center I* In­ {Mon.-FrH-»v*?ab!e fof a nur** person between 10AM-3PM. 26825 PROGRAM AlOE- part time working Empa-Carerv. 455-1061 WINNER Grand River. Redfprd 533-8400 with deveHopmentelly disabled SECURITY tlorvoffering excellent Iringe benefit": terested In employing responsible, pracutioner with a private practice TELEMARKETING package. Ouaiflod applicants may cs/log Individuals to aasist u* In in Farmlngton Hid*. Prevlou* expert- MR SUPPORTED employment adults In their homes. Lrvonla^ submit resume with saTary require­ a In critical care, cardso-vascular Weslland area. J4.75hr. 476-0170 OFFICERS" Full or part lime. Sea NEXxUS prod­ IHOSPlTALfULLERS. maintaining our.standard* (or. excel­ program looking lor Job coach. FuS Modern Uvonla warehouse. 3 new uct* to established accounts. Expe­ ment* In confidence to: Box 466 Musi have, current knowledge of lence in long lerm care by being a Cilng or interventional therapy WESLEY &LE0NA HUNTER lime afternoons. WCLS training a PURCHASING CLERK - last paced position* Male* 8 females rience helpful. Mature, reliable, non Observer 6 Eccentric Newspapore. rariOUS m*»rfnm* W rr-tH''i^J_W^I Direct Care fjiver. Our newfy devel­ preferred. Please tend resume to. 35185 Pinetree initiative preferred Benefits. Call machining lacfufy looking for entry Raises 8 promotions can come fast smoker. Send resume to: Mr*. 8.. at 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonla. pay 1o(J wages. CaS tor further Infof oped career ladder olfar* educa­ Internal Meddal Cemcal Group. Moo. thru Frl 8am-5pm 422-6130 level purchasing clerk. CRT expert-,^--Must, be available all shifts but hod- Jobar. inc., 27150 W. 6 Mae. South- Michigan 46150 PARTNERS tional and advancement opportum- 24040 Grand River. Suite 304. Livonia ence helpful Typing skins required"| dayrTay* a most woekends you wis be field. Ml 46034 lies. We also, offer competitive Farmlngton HOI* Ml 44024 NAIL TECHS Abtury to deal with people positively off Some experience helpful CARDIOVASCULAR TECH ' IN PLACEMENT wages and a ful scholarship pro­ wanted, full or part time. New Con­ by telephone a In person. Prior ex Car, telephone necessary TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS For Farmlngton Hills office. 474-8500 gram lor continuing education In RN DAY CHARGE NURSE' temporary salon - w. Btoomfteld - perience with purchase order*. Til­ Immediate opening* for temporary • Part or fuD time. health care related fields. No experi­ Skilled nursing ladsty looking lor Please call the pro­ Lake* Area. Very good commission ing, etc. helpful. Send resume to: Olfice Dispatchers also market research interviewer*. No Shifts available. 737-9350 ence? We'l train you! Apply at caring profetaional RN.. Musi be : motion department & benefits avaflable. Some tfienltfe Personnel Mgr. P.O. Box 40595, needed for Ferndale office. sening. Evening*, weekend*. Experi­ Hospital Billers Westland Convalescent Center, *otf-moVYaied mdMdoaJ with a abv, preferred CaS 624-6280 Devon. Ml 48240 Call or appty 10am-3pm ence preferred bul ws will train. 36137 W. Warren. Westland. ML cere interetl In Geriatric* end pr*M-. ous charge nurte experience. Excel­ of the Observer & 22930 Woodward. Ferndale $4.25/45.00 per hour. Nice atmo*- Caring Nurses Needed for immediate NIGHT AUDITOR phere Celt 9AM-5PM 352-3361 RNs and LPNs - consider' Farming- lent talary and banefrla' program, Experienced auditor lo work week­ 1¼ COts N. of 9 milo openings In area hospital wtth tuition raftn&uraemertl Univer; Eccentric to claim OA 541-3060 i- ton Nursing Home (a unrt of Bots- facilities. UB 82 experience ends a some desk trulls, fun time TERMINAL MANAGER lord Continuing Care Corp) tor your tity Convalescent Home-. 24550 ^ • your Passbook and position $S 25 hr. lo start. Appfy m Romulus. Mich. Serf motivated per­ a must computer baling NURSE _ SMie.Uvonla.MJ48154 427-4270 SECUR1TY SERVICE looking for career In Gero-nurtlng. New pay experience a plus. Great > person: tXlon Inn. 30715 Twelve INSPECTOR sharp, reliable people lortuD a part son to manage 7 or 3 driver*; be re­ scale. RNs tlart up to $12.00. LPNs make arrangements Mile at Orchard Lake Rd , Farrplng- pay and no loet Can RN -EMERGENCY ROOM, l Our Quality Assurance Department time opening* In the Westland. sponsible lor freighl 4 equipment up to $11.00 baaed on experience. to pick It up. lonHiils. Mi Fa/mkvjton, Uvonla a Southfi^d Sales backgrounr/a must Send re­ Excellent benefit* and tuition pack­ AIDES Ful and part time positions, after* is looking for an ambitious, accu­ noon and midnight Vim*; CompetP" rate, detail oriented person. This areas. Offer Includes: sume 4 salary history la age. Cal for appointment 477-7400 AH Shifts. Full or part time^wa Cooper Freighl, 1081 Arkansas. TEMPRO live wage end benefit program, you* NIGHT SUPERVISOR-Rapldly grow­ position invofve* com/nun)catlon • Work shifts around your schedule; CENTRAL SUPPLY ASSISTANT train. $4 an hour. Apply In perton: • Location near your home. Memphis. Tennessee 38106 CAM aOT HALL may appfy tn perton or eend reaume' 591-2300, ext. 404 ing pysche a sub abuse clinic seeks with our suppliers and some Inspec­ Full time afternoon position avail­ 443-5590 lo: nlghl supervisor. Desire sen starter tion of wire harnesses*, the ability lo • Paid vacation lime. able for experienced individual lo NURSING HOME • Educational assistance. TOOL MACHINIST - Needed, must HYGIENEST - M time. Quality 35100 Ann Arbor Tral GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL who enjoys challenge a ha* high read t>k>a prints, use caTipert and be able to set up 4 complete each perform varied duties Including de­ (Osteopathic} production standard*. Duties In­ micrometer* and SPC knowledge • Pleasant working conditions contamination of trays and equip­ minded family practice In Canton Uvonla, 522-1444 , CONGRATULATIONS! • Career opportunrtle*. Job. L 4 L Manufacturing Co., 14430 needs hygiene help-. 981-3434 NURSE AIDES • Experienced and/ 4245 N.inktt*r Road clude, supervise night crew, resofre helpful. You must be flexible. wlIDng Joy Rd.. Detroit. ment *1eriteation. preparation of insurance rejections, complete dally • Health insurance available. or certified lor home care In western Garden City, Ml 48135 10 (earn and enjoy a last paced at tray* and pack*, and processing HYGlENiST 421-3300, ext. 4277 a month end dose. Must have 2 yr* mosphere. Please send your resume For a positive change In your career TOP SALARY - Nanmea needed. Ex­ procedure carts. Wayne & south Oakland communl- MAINTENANCE PERSON WANTEO med-billmg experience, out- patient can: 422-0515 Fulltime tios. Transportation allowance paid. An Equal Opportunity Employer. with salary requirement* or appfy In perienced with chadren. Mature, re- In busy Novl office. Foe general maintenance position. psyche a sub abuse baling helpful. porsonat. la We. Ive-m/out. fun/part time. CaS The position offers an excellent Starting wage $5.25 per hour. RN/LPN Experience preferred. Knowledge ol Hour*. Mon-Frt. 1pm-9pm, Compet­ SERVICE TECHNICIAN noodod for 476-9121 United Home Care 459-5141 Personnel Department aquarium contracting company, sal­ The Nanny Network, Inc 639-S437 wage and benefits package. H Inter­ Needed at once. Hi-Tach vent axpav plumbing, electricity, carpentry, itive salary a benofils Sumbtt re­ ested, you may appfy in person or HYGlENiST An Equal Opportunity Employer - rience. Cal Tert 669-4600: painting prelerred. Good working sume a salary requirements in con­ ary, experience helpful - TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER 459-0330 contact: Part-time Dental Hyoienlsl - lo Join Medical Personnel Pool : ; condition*. excellent benefit*. Apply fidence t0: Bmng Manager. 2550 S. Minimum 2 years ^experience. our Coward Care Team' In Farm­ NURSE AIDES/LPN'S- Telegraph, Suite 106. Bloomfiekl AMERICAN YAZAKI PARRS preferred. New' agency In GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL In person Red Roof Inn 39700 Ann SEWER WANTEO - EXPERIENCED (Osteopathic) lngton HOs. CaU .. 474-2280 6 month nursing home experience RNorLPN-UROENTCARE V Arbor Rd. Plymouth HifJs. Ml 46013. CORPORATION BloomBeld HP1*. Must be friendly PU hour*. Woodland Hearth Care' for upholstery sewing In growing up­ and oulgoing. Send resume and sal­ (:- 4245 N. Inkster Road required to hi posJUont In West- holstery shop. Call 459*850 - Garden City. Ml 48135 HYGlENiST Center. 348-4000. Ext 32$. ;',% •MAINTENANCE TRAINEE - West- OFFICE MANAGER ary requirements to: ETA Travel. Part time land, Bofievtse. Wast Bloomnecd. land apt. complex. Person with me- 6700 Haggerty Road 505 N. Woodward. Suite 1200. 421-3300. ext. 4277 Uvonia and Oearbom Height*. Vari­ .-vi - For roodtum-stted law firm Experi­ SHEET METAL PERSON Rool re- An Equal Opportuntty Employer Royal Oak cfsnical "abflify l a desJre'Vo fix ence needed In a3 areas ol adminis­ -•- Canton, MT48187" tated 3 years experience. Btoomfield HiB*. Ml 48013. Cafl. 548-4040 ous shftts available. Cal: : RN .- thing*. Muit br ISThave vaUd drlv- tration. Please send resume to Box Benefits era boanse -6-dependabia.traaseaL TRAVEL AGENT CHAIRSJDE ASSISTANT PARTNERS Part-time- Apply In person: 464 -Observer 4. Eccentric Novrspa- NO Phone CaKs Please 533-4050 tor Novl dentist, fufl or part time. LPN or MEDICAL ASSISTANT for tattoo. Opportunity to train with ex­ por*. 36251 Schootcrafl Rd.. Lfvo- Progressive egency In rapidly ex­ busy ophthalmogists office. Councl IN PLACEMENT Marycrest Manor An Equal Opportunity Employer panding NW area need* an agent Must be cheerful 6 serf motivated 474-8500 perienced maintenance supervisor. nia. Michigan 48150 SKiPPiNG CLERK - require shipping (or rapidly growing practice. Benefit -4 board surgory._ftattant5._A*j5is1 at 15475 Mlddtebefl.TivOriW* For Interview appl. cal 326-8270 clerk (or day shift Hour*: 7am- experienced In corporate and lei­ hospital. Good wllh - people. - »tB l - package available. < 477-7230 NURSE AlOES - we are looking tor 427-9175 ->-*! - OFFICE 6ERVICESCtEftX QA- 4 30pm Some drtvtng'fequlred. sure travel. ApoOo preferred. train. Please reply to box 468 Ob­ mature, caring perton* .who tova MAINTENANCE WORKER - Southrieid company seeks mafl- Appltcanls must have good driving 591-3325 CLEANING HELP - part or ttrl time server 6 Eccentric Newspapers. RNS/LPN8 .J needed tor Farming lon/UvonIa Area older people. Experienced "or wtl room/shlppiivyrecervlng derk. Can­ TECHNICAL record Phone between 8am-4pm. lor resident* Rochester. Cal Jean- 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonla. train. Ful 4 part time available. Ful time/part time and casual on­ shopping center*. Entry level posi­ didate* wtt be responsible, energet­ 562-4492 . TRUCK ORtVER Michigan 44150 ce! position* available. Pieaae ceJ Uvonla based furniture manufactur­ nle. =651-9200 Apply Mt Vernon Nursing Center; tion with good future potential. Mi­ ic, dependable and maintain a good REPRESENTATIVE 267 IS Greenfield. Southfield • Mary LeToumeau, Unrverafty Corw nor Iniertor/extertor repair* & driving record. Some .heavy lifting SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING er has an Immediate opening for a CLERICAL POSITION: FuB time 6 vatescentHome,28S506M4e.Uvo-s ground maintenance. Previous ex­ recjutrod. Must be wKfing to work Our international company has an Metal fabricator Is looking for a seM- reGabie. strong mdMdual with a part time afternoon positions avail­ LPN'S nla. Ml 44154 427-4270 perience preferred bul not required. flexible hour* including some even­ entry level position In our QuaSty motrvatod person with good organi­ good drMng record (no tScklK* or able with a private practice in Farm­ Great career opporturu'tyl NURSE Must furnish own transportation. ings a Saturday*. Send resume to: Assurance Department Require­ zational skins to handle aJ duties of ecddenl* for 3 yr*.) 4 trucking ex- lngton HB*. Position* Involve filing. Great moneyl CaJbetwejenSanvnoon 476-5613 P. O. Box300. Southed. Ml 46037 ments are: our Shipping 4 Rocervlng Dept. perience. CUsa 2 6cen*e required. 2 Insurance dalm* processing and Great benefitsl RNS-LPNS-GPN& • Blueprint reading aotfity - Previous experience a must Apply or 3 day run* to Ohio 4 UQnot*. $320 other clerical tasks. Co-op student* ASSISTANTS An Equal Opportunity Employe/ Weekend bonus! Free training program provided In OPTOMETRY ASSISTANT • Customer a SuppOer relation skills at S2700 Pontiac. Trait. Wtxom. per week to start ptu* expense* 4 welcome to apply. Please tend re­ Turtion reimbursement! Sktljed nuking tacrttty Jrv < SPC knowledge helpful but not benefit*. Cal Bob Bechtel 424-7820 sume to: Internal Medical CCrJcal our nursing Tacaty Tordeveioprnen- FUTT Optornetrlc assistant needed lor CaH Today!! tafly disabled dienta. Apply m per­ LrvonTa MfeRTng 4^¾ Roland Optic* ol Southfield. Warm, roqulrod SHOP HAND Group. 26040 Grand Rrvtr. Sufle N. TUBB. D.O.N MANAGEMENT TRUCK DRIVERS WANTEO ton today to reserve your spot hi part time Noraos. LPN'S outgoing personality a experience • Ability lo travel as required for Material Handling Automation 306. Farmlngton KiSs Ml 48024 729-0857 CAREER OPPORTUNITY Manufacturer. Apply m perton: Must have chauffeur'a Dcartse, reli­ our nexl class: T Work in a positive entrepreneural necessary. Top *a!ary. bonuses, a • Minimum pl.Asssociates Degree An Equal Opportunfty Employtr earn $10.00 ah hour. RN!«X benefit*. Cad 356-2926 Tri-Matioo. Inc., able transportation. 4 kjpw Trt- CLERK TYPIST/Record* Cferk- Wayne Total Living Center atmosphere. Should enjoy motivat­ 30987 Industrial Rd.. Uvonla County Area. Apply In perton. Mon.- 4427Verioy earn $t1.00 an hour, pM ing people and undent and benefits for immediate consideratiop send Ptycfi Oept FuO-time. Afternoon* Fri. between I0am-4pm:967 Salary competitive. Benefit* Wayne,-MI rieaHri and life insurant ol health, nutrition & fitness. Educa­ your Resume with salary "require­ SNOWPLOWlNG Drivers, with good LPNs NO PHONE CALLS ORDER DESK ments or appfy In person at: Manufacturer* Dr. (Newtorgh/Cher- Call 344-4000. Ext 523 Part-time Midnights tion In psychology, sociology, nutri­ driving record, up to $10 h/. cash, ryHB Area) Westland. An Equal Opportunity Employer benefits. Call for appotnt^. tion & nursing helpful. We are a na­ wiih experience. Snow Shoveiert OEARBORN HEIGHTS Apply In person rnent.M.Felosak,RN. ;t tional company with multiple metro Do you wanl" *6-J8/hcur? How NURSE for busy Southfield Pedlac- about a great office environment Personnel Department $6.00 Kr. People with own trucks HEALTH CARE CENTER Marycrest Manor '" locations>ns., for advancement a rvia/v- $35 hr.Southfld 354-3213 489-5^155 TWO TELEMARKETERS Wanted for la now hiring for the loOowing posi­ tric office. Part time. Some Satur­ 522-1444 v^ with your own deskl We nood peo­ 15475 MlrJdlebeJt. days. Can between 9am-4pm. dal security, Cheryl at 559-7388 ple to answer Incoming caflj Irom Uvonla window company. tion*: RN'8 •- LPN'S. part time, for a* AMERICAN YAZAKI . SNOW REMOVAL' Can Winnie. - £¢2-4500 • Dietary Livonia 427-9175 354-0420 tMfu, good pay, excel ant benefit*. MANAGEMENyffpT POSITIOo N available customer* responding lo our na­ $5 lo $7 per hour. Shoveling, tionally advertised product* Excel- • Housekeeping apply in perton at Plymouth Ct 104 m Group home for develoomen telly CORPORATION snowplowlng. Immediate opening. LPNS NURSES HagSertyRd; Plymouth 4SV05W: disabled adults in Beneviiie area. er/Birmingham location. Complete Call 620-6728 TYPESETTER • Laundry Ftexlbflrty. responsibflrry. maturity ;nlng a benefits. Call 647-0300 • Nursing Assistants RN-DAY SHIFT AIDES 67004tegoerty Road • RN"s —and ooncern tor people a must Su- -CantonrWl 48187 SPEECH THERAPIST Ful time posftion available In a FULL OR PART TIME AFTERNOON & MIDNIGHT RN'S perynsion-and~ffe-experience pre^ Part time. Substitute speech thera­ challenging, last paced advertising • LPNs ORBER-DESK- pist needed 2 day* per week thru See Mrs. Martin. Dir SHIFTS We're looking lor strong, capebav terred. 8atary and benefit* to NO Phone Cans Please dept Must work well with people. caring RN* to k*i our prcliitlanal June. 1989. Suburban public school KeyUnlng experience helpful FuB We have competitive wage* and Call for appointment Ful time, experience not necessary. discussed at time of Interview, great benefit* package for 19891 staff ki a,srjecia8redfac«ty tor de- resume and letter of Interest to: Do you want (6 - ti/hr.1 How about district serving primarily elementary benefit package. Salary cbmrnerv NIGHTENGALE WEST- Wifl train. See Carol Brown. a great office envtronmenl »rtth yor An Equal Opportuntty Employer age ttudent*. immediate. Letter a eurate with experience. Send Stop In and see us! NIGHTENGALE WEST vetoprnerrtaey disabled aduk*. W* Alternative Services. 32625 W. 7 4365N«wburghRd. have both day 4 afternoon shlfiar own desk. W* need people to an­ resume to: George Blaney. Person­ resume to: Box «304 Observer 4 Dearborn Ht*. Health Cere Center Weatland, near Joy Rd. „ S3o5NewburghRd. Mae. Soft* on. uvoma. Mi.. 48152. swer Incoming calls from customer* QUAUTY CONTROL INSPECTOR - nel Otrector. 2211 Oaxshue, Berkley 26001 Ford Rd.. Dearborn Height* Westland, near Joy Rd. rvaaable. We ofler a wide range of Art Wayne County Area Office Farmlngton Hats machine shop has Eccentric Newspaper*, 362S1 An Equal Oppoitunrty Employer responding to our nationtDy ad- Ml 46072. Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonla, Michigan' . An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Ocoortunity Employer benefit* Including an •ti/ecth* An Equal Opportunity Employe/ vertfsed product* ExceDent Blr- Immediate opening lor perton expe­ • MANAGER/RN weekend bonus, trier set ed? Corw rienced wtth hardened precision 48150 EXPERIENCED CENTAL Assistant MANAGEMENT TRAINEES mlngham location, compeleta train­ STOCK BROKER For busy ophthalmic dinic. Must be tact - J ing I bene m* 647-0300 ground parts. Can Mon. thru Thur*. FuSfJ your potential with 1st Year for busy SouthOeid practice. Ful FIN wfth management, experienc*. Company expanding locally. No ex­ between 9-3 471-2300 . TYPESETTEFyKEYUNER Income d $100,000. -+. We provide Ful time position available el a chal­ time, good pay 4 benefit*. ' - Degree preferred. Salary comrnan- NURSESAIDES - "SSSSr?* >* perience necessary. $15 an hour, PACKAGER/ASSEMBLY LINE 559-3730 QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR in-depth training program, unlimited lenging, last paced Birmingham ad­ aurate with experience. Send re- . . . for ... An Equal Opportunfty Employer .--.' plus bonusea wtiQe training. Afternoon shift Major fastener com­ leads 4 growth into Management Birmingham. t 256-9556 needed for a steel stamping cornea- vertising agency. Appfcantt should DENTAL ASSISTANT •eome to: PO Box 26010. Freser, Ml HOME HEALTH CARE pany ha* immediate opening on its nv. You wU do a final audit & a firs) You provide onergy. ambition a 46026-4010 high volume package One* lor de­ cornmltment For confidential .inter­ , Assisting only Mon-Frl MANAGEMENT TRAINEES piece layout. Experience needed. r3? • start applications taken oory be­ 326-3611 STOCK/CASHIER heipfuL If you are not afraid to work DENTAL ASSISTANT '.'..., EKG. X-ray, PFT. Relereoce*. Lo­ • Paid vacation outli'Ar(Arbot r HeJth Bufdkx) has a Perry .Drug Stores. Inc. I* looking tor cated In Birmingham .540-9664. EMPLOYMENT CENTErViNC tween the' hour* • of 8:30am to 4 are good at what you do, we'd eke FuD or part time, experience pre­ • Experience required part-timtlme(2tfv*7we 121 hrs-rVkdak y 4 *»en»* Plus bene fit* metro area. No need for outside perton at: 41820 Ten Mile, Novt TYPESETTER/KEYUNER - ful time. DENTAL ASSISTANT nursing expsrience wtth CaJ Today 557-1200 valid driver's Bcense. 47. 407 Rapidly expanding magazine pub­ Full lime.'ChaJrslde experience pre­ cellent benefit*. CaB: 474-9250 NURSfSAK>£S-$4.50/HR. tale* can*, your customer* wU walk STOCK/DELIVERY PERSON want­ on heeJtJt rxomottoni it preferred. To ^- OnfyFeeWS Job Network lo 'our door. II Interested please lisher is looking (or experienced lerred. West BioomfWd office. MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Expert- Invr*cnate.rjrjenlnga lor Novt area PAINTERS a VINYL HANGE1 ed tor. Southflefd retail store. Must homeme.. indMduala apply (or ttsa posrCcn. psssss • >• commerclaL Own tools & transpor­ **nd resume to: John KeOey. 33446 people lo work wtth e variety of •*- ' 737-2090 enced. Ful time for busy doctor** Sandy M*r at the • Arbor Hi have own car. Can lor appofhiment tignment*. Experienced on Compu- for inkjM ahlfl Prev1ou*>expari- 1 tation necessary. Full time only. W. Seven MDe. L>vonla.«l., 48152. office m Southfield- Ask /or Piryti*, 1 EkAdhg at (313)444-1400. MANAGER 353-6000 raphie MC3 I* essential. Ask for DENTAL ASSISTANT - FuB time, for encereq^q\4/ed\Cal Sandra at:OPR " > • Must have local references. For In­ AJ resume* win be confidential. progessrve W. Bloomfiekl office. Ex­ 424-4340 i GROUP HOME Compensation and benefit package allcheoe. 477-4650 443-0044 Wastiand, area run home, serving terview 476-7212 cellent pay. experienced only MEDICAL ASSISTANT or LPN wta be discussed el your Interview. TYPESETTER WANTEO Catherine McAuiey " i devefopmentalty disabled adult*. PAINTER " Stock & 651-2940 FuB time, internal medicine or Gas- Nursing Assistants Group home and management ex­ RECEPTIONIST- Pari Time Fun-lime position. >t least (2) year* tro Departmenl Cal 534-4700. • Health Center tS to $9 per hour. Painting, drywall. experience on Compographlc 4400 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part time perience. College degree preferred, wa.lp*per. most have experience, Neoded for Southrieid' talon. Must Display. Help & Orderlies . Employrnsrrt OfwOS . ri salary and benefit*. CaB Moa-Frt. Wanted. Experience prelerred, IUD 4 Powerpage required, ability to han­ 1-2 day* • week. (Wed., end/or MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Part time. ,-i immedia I e opening. 520-6728 have experience In book mo hair ap­ Sun.) lor pleasant wen paying • Tuition Reimbursement - : 8301 E. Huron Rfver Orivej: 10am-5pm. 454-1130 pointments. 356-6728 pan time position* available. dle tight deadline* wtth minimal di­ lor Uvonia podiatry office. Approxi­ • Health 4 Ufa insurance P.O. Box 9927131 i- Apply in person only* rection. -Some Overtime. Salary Southfield family practice. Experi­ mately 20 hour* Morv.Wed- 4 Frl i PANACHE Now Hiring - experi­ ence or training required. 353-5585. • Sick & Accident Inauranoe Arw Arbor, ML. 44104 enced cocktail persons, bartender*, RECEPTIONIST NEE0EO commensurate wtth experience. FuB Caa . . • . 591-3514 • Paid Vacation . K waitperton* a server assistant*. In- lor Roland Optic* ol Southfield. benefit*. Call Terrt, 444-4600 • Paid Sick Oayt MANAGER JOE'S PRODUCE DENTAL,ASSISTANT MEDICAL ASSISTANT NEEDED SWltCHBOARO POSmON dFv»\ Wa are tooting for a dynamic Indi­ lr* In per son. 9-11 am; 3-4 pm. 555 Warm, outgoing personalty a must Dentist seek* caring 4 enthusiastic • New Wage Increase CaB 556-2926 33152 W. 7 MILE - UVONIA TYPIST - General office lor South- tome experience tn EKQ. Vena Time) Mon.-fr l available wtth an m- j vidual wfifl on-srteapt minagement rWoodward. Birmingham. field RealEttale office. 4'hr*. per per*ori.-ru8-Urne-pwoon. Experi­ Puncture - 32-S6 hour* per week. Appflcant* must have Ngh *chool lerM^madKaM^ettics^pre^oiuw .experience to manage attrecUye RECEPTIONIST/Parl* counter day. flexible. $5 an hour. Ftefereno- ence preferred. WiClng to train right CaS Maria, Uvonla 474-1100 diploma or equfvaienL Experience experience In mecscaf office prece- i • apt compMx Tocrted m growing -PARKINQLOT-ATTENDEHL _ STOCK HELP - for ngfltlng thow- per*oaF*rrr^tCflrl3i*. 474-4013 preferred but wB train.« mteraetad, part time, approximately 21 hr*. per tales: win require teaming QM parti, e*. experienced. 352-0200 dure* prekarred. PfesMsendre-< suburban area. Ming, typing a phone answering. room M time, part-time AM. Apply MEDICAL ASSISTANT needed lor please cal or aend reeume tec sums to:ftntsmeJ Medasai e C4nioat i Compensation pack ago Incfudes; wk. ExceDent position lor retiree. at Reld Ugh ting. 43443 Grand Rrver. UPHOL8TERER3 DENTAL ASSISTANT -WILL TRAIN. Immediate opening in Internal Medi­ Stae^Grlme* . • Apply In person. 555 Building. $4.60/hr. to start Appfy In person: Group, 24040 Orand RMr. 8u4# , salary, apt Insurance a fringe bene­ Novl 344-4055 LakotarVd Chair, -a rnenutacturer of Our Orthodontic office In Madison cine practice hi Southfield. Experi­ 306, FarrntTglon HB* Ml 44024 »' Edrmlngham. The Corvette Shop. 2167s Tele­ Ht*. I* looking for a personable, . Georgian BlcomfleJd fit*. CaJ between 10-S graph, between 8-9 M3e. SoolhWd. quality wood/uphoistered eeatlng. is ence preferred, EKG, PFT, Vert- SUNDAY ASSISTANTS needed looking (or responsible 4 rnotrVated out-going, mature perton to loin our puncture, $69-4350. ••:.•,• - - 2975 Adams Rd. f ELEPHOWE:RE0ft>> ft ^ ual m parts dep*/tment{»hfpc*>g a detke to help people cal, Dr. Mara- Mature, needed (or busy Internal /645-2900 ; efectricaJ •uiomoUve svppoer I* receMna and tcrne^c>f*ufeV expe­ scheduling ol national auction help, piui«h offtott 01 Ubwfy ^°¾^^ looking lor a marketing analyst Ap- SWIM INSTRUCTOR • full time. (32- USED CAR MECHANIC (OoeedWedneedayt). 399-4353 medldne practice in southfield. rience. Call e*m-4pm 697-3070 TTiuf*., 6pm-9pm, Frl., 6tfrh-9pm, 40 hour* per week). Benefit*. Cur­ pocant w« have the following quaiill- Sat. a Sun. 11am-6prn., Apply: Par* High volume weed car dealer need* Must have minimum 4 year* experi- OFFICE MANAGER cetion*: College degree. 3-5vr*. ex­ rent certrflcalion 4 experience nec­ young certifie"" d' mechani'lerwcs V DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT enoa In EKG, PFT 4 InJecllona. For busy Uvonla podiatry one*. Ad- wg&^'^tyJmi West Gallery, 29469 rlorthwestem essary. Apply at Uvonla Family Y, £0-30 hour* per week. Basic denial perience. «wlomothf» mJarfceUngjan- Hwy« Southfield. 354-2343 who teak* opportunity to grow wtth 657-5638---- " 657-4679 n^Ustialive, uvm **utr and bWng - ' TRA>ISC«PTWW$T - K* ah/tt tystems experience, good" - PERFECT 14255 Stark Rd. us. Soma experience neceeeery. Ex­ assisting lu>owtedge and vocabulary skB* required. Compvtar experi­ For Farmlngton HUS office. Part or { cornmunicaoon **m» and odod ap­ cellent benefit*. C«J AJ 622-0030 required. On the Job training wfl be MEDICAL ASSISTANT , -^ ence necessary. Exceflent salary 4. M Urns. Cardiology and radk5to» ' SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR • Blr- provided to develop tk»a Own . 4 RECEPTIONIST bonus Incentive. Send reeume to: pearance, technical background, THE ART OF RECEPTIONIST mlngham daytime office of Answer­ expertenoa. n7-iaNt.\ ,-,.- cost estimating knowledge & 6pw- uantportatlon required. Pieaae cat* Needed for busy 4-doctor dermatol­ Podiatry Offloa. 30931W. 7 ML Rd, ing Service Inc. has a part time posi­ WANTEO • ofttoainUvonla 421-5220 ogy group m the In the Providence - Uvonla, Ml 44152 X-RAY TECH *-JI b7) helpful An attractive benefits PERSUASION Typing. Tiling. 6 day*. Real Estate/ tion open. Above aceJe pay. For ap­ insurance office. MJple Rd. - Orc­ MASTER DIESEL Hospital area. Experience required. experienoed h )(*>,< package. Salary commensurale with pointment, call Mori thru Frl 9- , DENTAL CHAlRSlOEAsalstar.t Cal Sherri or Martha,. 9am-5pm • OPENHOUSEw. •xperieoce. Send resume to: Jose hard Lake area. MECHANIC mammograprtyj Troy area, f OaVpex^ Excerteflt opportunity for IndMdual* 4pm. A - 646-6636 Excellent working condition*. New Oualty oriented practice ki West- 649-4234 Health Car* Proteaelonara LTD 8anche*, 13042 Falrtane, Ltvonla, thai want a new career nowt For appointment call, Mr. Dreyfus land seeking en experienced a*ai*t- Ml 46153. Reepond after 1/2/89. 737-O10I bunding. Northvtrf* ere*. H you know 1130 Tier* en Ct. »1030 Responding to INCOMING can*. your trade, pteeae eel, ant In 4 handed dentistry. Ful time. ME01CALBILLER NO COLO CALLS! Sate* back- TEACHER Rochetter H«, Mt 44064 ,- MARTI WALKER S47-5400 Top pay for The right candidate &*n 454-707$ 804 Hilp WioHd ound a pruvmust be energetjcl RETAIL MANAGEMENT \ attractive benefit package. 722-5133 RECEPTIONIST Mam Walker I* now accepting appa- Manager needed for Birmingham Henry Ford Hospital shifts available. ExceSenl earning WAREHOUSE MANAGER Must have experience In rnedlceJ or • Jan. 10.11,12.1-4pm ' Offkd Ckikti canons for both M time tales 4 tufl rpotential! Calfor detail*. - high volume drug store. Retail expe­ Maplegrove For national' electric wholesale DENTAL HYGIEN13T. podiatry office. Knowledge of hearth or p«rt time c**hler posftion*. rience required. Drug store pre­ Ful or part-time. Good pay, monV>fy ABLE OFFICE CLEAKAl , - chain. Supervtae werehouee people, Inauranoe and . bffing necessary. • Free gm» - refreshments Pieaae appfy in person, between 10 lerred. but not necessary. Send re­ Henry Feed Hospital * Adolescent thipment* 4 Invenlory. 2 year* ex­ bonus offered. Uvonla location. Must be hard working erxf depend­ tndMdual good wtWrword pucats am a 6 pm, Monday thru Friday, at Chemical Dependency Program b sume with talary requirement* to: perience preferred. Send reeume to: 425-0640 able: Salary $7 and up deoeodina OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT or Tech, Ing end number* needed lor Or^ew: Wonderland Max in Uvonla. E. Jame* Uren, Sav-On Drugs. Inc. seeking a leather tor the residential Branch Administrative Manager. upon experience. Cal. . - 474-1164 rt oceea as naejonaJ o4noas of ^weii' treatment program to be responsi­ DENT Al/HYGIENE ASSISTANT Energetic and peraonetWe. Happy 6510 Telegraph Rd, Birmingham, Ml 21610 Meyer* Road office. Exceflenl hour*. Bkitnangfiariv plant wood door n*rMe*«turef. MA8SEU3EyFAClAU3T needed. ENTECH ble lor educational development of We are • mutu-apeciafty group prac­ MEDICAL eOOKKEEPER/BniER. Range t^.OO/y.OO dependswt apart Alto Hairdresser* with cftentePe. 48010. - CWrort, Michigan 44237 449-3534 patient* tice looking for a team-orier.ted as­ large derrruitologic office. Provi­ tKp#ntf>OeX H0H5#*THfc#f jtto mtbm Rocrmtar HB*. Under new owner- RETAIL MANAGEMENT \ sistant with general dental and/or dence Hospital medlcaJ budding, thlp. 652-263« SERVICES, LTD.> WAREHOUSE PERSON ra-errtrkse NgMy sooatMsMa 7U*ao. OPPORTUNITY Position coordinates, assignment* For Shipping, reoeMng, end general TiyoSaneT experience. Opportunity to knowledge of medical Insurance 6 au* ^s^^^L^^^sh^^^M^^^^^ |n .. •-* *^ • Kathy 737-1744 bain with specie**!*. Fut time with .PART Uf ^nr%»wBWrTFn^^W W\ VWTT^P^WWej MATERIAL HANDLEJVSHIPPINO 4 WomonV apparel specialty ttore. and lesson plan* (special education work-in small warehouse, Uvonle on line computer system* helpful Experience & raference* required. to college preparatory) with p«- tea, 241-7874 beoeril*; or part time, flexible. FtesponsibtntJet Include complete •0C**#W** lOCfOOfV, 0000 ^^9^ RECEIVING • Growing Troy compa­ 354-0500 TIME- LA-LAASA ^. ^^^^j> -- - - • -* - ^^^^«^^^ Salary negotiable. Benefits avaH- OonVi school end provides tutorial Can Karen Webber 261-9694 patient account managemenL 4V» ny hu-immedl*l* opening* for re- WAREHOUSE TRAINEE Ovnvnw. OMomn GPTTV*W rvwns^ tponsJbre and dependable people Porsonriel Coordinator able. Call Mr*. Larson at 647-6110 and remedial service*. Oevelope*, l r dayweeltCMOebby 409-4434 NURSING or cajt Mr. Robert* M 441-7794. Implements and evaluates school - $4.07/hr. eenefit* . ,••.. . OENTALKYGIENIST ...'.. lor day and •flerooort thift- Must Leading Rrm In the temporary Indus­ RETAIL MAKAGEMENT CalTodty 457-1200 Specialty practice In SouthrVM/Bir- MEDICAL 4 DENTAL OFFICE LTO. 40700 Urn Urn satin HWK,- policies and procedure*. Evaluate* FarmlnB»on HKa, Ml, 44)014. have flood clerical akWs and hi low try need* a dynamic, professional to Women* fashion tpedatty ttor* OnfyFeeiSS Job Network mkvoham ere* hea opening for en- Personnel, for long term 4 perma­ :;': POSITIONS A<>CC4JWTTNQCtCfta; drMnrj experience- CyportunJty for maintain a branch office and handle new admission*. Worka with pa- chain, with 20 location* In Michigan, Uent'a therapist end school person­ thueWic, experienced career pro- nent placement*. Send resume to: : Ful Nme. Knw*>etj* of tKJrtnoemenl exceoent fringe bene­ an order desk. Experience In tempo­ ha* Immediate openings for man­ WAREHOUSE WORK - permanent f***k)naL Exr*4enl salary and bene­ LTL 1945 W. Bkj Beaver Rd. ts^iatejiaWss a nmst. tspsnawn* fit*, «5.77/71» lo tlart. Application* rary placement • ptu* for IN* posi­ nel to facilitate patient'* return to part time, flexible hour*, shipping 4 agement position*. Prior retell *t#- school. fit* pkr* irvceTitfyae. - Suite 204. Troy. Ml 44044 >im : preaarred. Bend rsMiws **>: voa att, taken onry between the hoyra Of tion, looking for commitment, porvl sory ., e xperlence pre I er red. reoeMng. Cai Fay*. 264-4310 CalOoreenel .....457-3109 The McAuJey Urgent Cere In Ptynv Oyeervejr 4 tossntr •:3wam to 330pm. Bare-K«t Prod­ punctuality and tomeone who need* MEDICAL DENTAL FtECEPTlNEST outh (Arbor HeaMi Bwldlng) he* a Must be fashion oriented end enthu­ Bachelor'* degree In Special Educa­ 94241 $tohee4crset Rel uct*. 1400 Axie*. Troy . 260-0101 to grow $. Please eend resume lo: siastic Alt reoties held In strictest WAREHOUSE WORKER to do »Np- DENTAL rNSUrvXNCE^^oeptlonlst; Needed for Ortho ontoe In Krmlng- part-time (21 houra a week) position CONTEMPRA. 23400 Michigan tion Including State certiBcatloh a* • ping 4 recervWg rXrtJee, unload Ml time, 10 |c4n our expendha ttaff ham/Franklin are*. Part time. available during evening houra lor confidence. For-Interview tend re­ Spociat Education Instructor, end 1 »m MATURE PERSON lo work evening* Ave, P-27, Dearborn. Ml 48124. sume 10: - IrucVi and wire tpooSng. CeM be­ m beautiful newer office. 4 MAe 4 Pteeaecen, 445-5340 an RN wtth t year acute cere expert- AOCOUWTIwe'CtEW » at PuttPutt Game Room In rarnv to 3 year* teaching experience In Mr.D. GoW'arb tween 430AM -SPM, 625-5454 Newburgh, Livonia. Prevkx/a experi­ erx*er>dEKX8 certification. • D0T ^ff^m., CO"*pWsW ington Hfl*. Mu*t be reftaWe. Refer­ PLUMBING RETAIL store how tak­ apodal education required. Experi­ ence •* dental aaaHtant would be MEOfCAl INSURANCE Secretary, HADLEY ARDEN experienced. Ful Ume for cardiology tSt%»M. Aftriy 0» eWfrf ence* required. Starting, at $4 50 ing application*. Experience pre­ ence In chemical dependence pre­ considered. 591-00II or 624-1494 r Tynd^ fyoyiyNc »TJI per hour, tea before 6PM 471-9411 lerred but not, necestary- Wyil P.O. Box 2869 . lerred. Please tend resume to: •.".' YYEIOER FABRICATOR Office tn Royal Oa*. Computer expe­ LPN Long Plumbing Co. 190 E Main 6L- Uvonla. ML, 481S1 l**»Hudeorr——: DENTAL OFF1C* MANAGCR, VMH rience hetpM. Oood beneflt*. oylh i^.f l%psjPor9, ^ Nortrwille. 349-0373 • Sherry Olson 1437-2007 ma. r'ermenent, pert tlnv» morning Sharon . 664-1744 A)»o available at the Plymouth Ur­ ROOFERS APPRENTICE WANTEO gent Care t* a contingent (on-ceK) ^ rVCXX)U*tTTWQ CUWex An Equal Opportunity Employer Henry Ford Hospital • Maplegrove poeWon. Experience preferred. • MEAT CLERKS " Must be familiar with hand loot* M.E0ICAL OFFICE PERSONNEL position day* and evening* for an txperisfwetl at No experience necessary. Benems = 6773 W. Maple • •••• Dey*. 444-4190 Eve*. $53-0533 ansa, and cemv r- **. J V*£ ^ x.- . PORTERS lor GM Dealer. Must be WELDERS 4 FITTERS wanted, pert lima," tor rV^cheeter *> [PN w»h 4 months acute cere expe­ after apprerrHcesNpy 633-4050 W. eioomfiefd, Ml 46322 Fabricator need* procduction **M- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST lernist office. Immediate opening. rience- Both poeWcri* Include week­ qyksd. Fvl mm Farmer Jack Stifwmerkel A» or over, have • V»M ovtver*»- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H er* 4 fi tier*. Full benefftt/rieefth, th Canton area, Pteeeant office. 9-4, end and hc*J*y hovr*. To epe»y for Ovorwa. aai 1 Typing required. Cat 8544177 An Equal 0pPOrK>«r .ha8_op*nlf>g9 for parULr® cf^u^rTelsoaGWdor»^Coni*i Cheviutei . Ke_n^ -... . .—-TfACHER ~ •-' 4_dent*l Insurance. 14 paid bd#- Mon-Frl Mature, dependebie. en- the** 'poeWon*. ptsexw cell ^aeftdy oay*. ten* dey*. Appty *t: 61700 assignments In their meat 427-62fj0 ~ SALAD PREP - Kindegsrten 4 Teacher* Aid*) posi­ thu*ie»t>o indfvtduei needed, who M«er at the Arbor HeaMt Bu*dtng Pohtlae Tr»«, wuom. en)oyt working wWi people. Experi­ Medical Office 11(313)455-1400. ACCOUMT1MQ departments. Approx. 20 PRECISION CARBIDE GRIN0ER3 EXPERIENCE PREFERRED tion* available. 2 yr* early OiBdhood development experience or degree WE10CRS - MrO i ence preferred, bvl wli tram the OJEm tor triangle ihrowtway ln»ert»; Full & Part time positions i ejttterlerioed. FTO- rigfrt pereon.Ceil PejjM: 45t-1144 Employment CATHERINE MCAULEY to 28 hours per week. Un­ rorm Grinder*. Btancherd Grinder*, required. .Send reeurne lo C*»ctor cVjcdon work. Apply 1 $17,000 available. 25295 Orand Ftfver, Redtord. Ml •-11AM or 1-sRS, fc, ^,^ w„~ . HEALtH CENTER ion ecale waoea, For fur­ Misc. operation* requiring rr*ch*nl- Kat'eiwVanu- >JKC«**TlONftT - South- Immediate pfecernerrt bp- 6301 E. Huron P»r4» Or*« Ansarcdam ossaw«««rMi 48240 . 637-S660 iKtAJrinj. 100«. m 8t..PtymOuth. -- —.^v »- »- - - ^ aaWfltA.^ a^A^-A cal abmtle».«ru« fringe benefit*. US Apply In person only eS^ -. portunrttet >or IrKJMdualt . P.O.BOxPH/m good ma«h ther Information and ap­ An Equal OpportunHy Emptoyer _ _ w*rTi-0 AnE^r^OppWlufwty WELOERS • MKJ 4 Tor*, a yeere iK^rfci IMM ww ptopw. Owijti froctl ' " . . ^ CaaBstjMras or 270-1296, Mon. thru An Equal Opportunity Employer Background In eerty chBdhood or •xrjerienoe. Fun t*r, 1*m W. 12MHM, 6outh- ; •Mri*£***c^i-<* auto tVme • e*iiwr*hed long time leernlnfl Reeouroe Reom, p> Appfy M: Ford Lumber, 34440 Ford fcl rf>mc4l tk>n Woodland Mee*e*i Pa*** *f^*y ACOOOMTMOCUAKt ence. degree In eerfy r^Mhood edu- supplier • Ertimetinfl experience de­ echooL Mon. thru Frl.. efterno hd, between t-274 4 Vtt« Rd. b4K ^ ^*! ^ IJ444W. ltMt*1wi.>* *«»o i SUPERMARKETS caliort, edmWitratrve & orgenUe- OtKTAt«tC€PTlON*ST sirable. Suburban wetttide location. onfy/cert fftcatlort requlreo. CxperV tween 4AM-4PM, Men -Frt. A j» -J— . a- - Ilia Mi 1¾ ii i 4 ••lii AJI # fttyt*c*#i*i bfllr»9 Aft Kim Ertok**" MTASrniY t ' AnEquaiOr^portunrtyErr^toyer tional »k«* rvaoteaary. rVffyTfi.P*': Sefary a benef**.' Reeume to ence fxeferred* . Seierv oomvemtvj e rW WW fff* |r^Fi^*y r^r^rT^^w* wfi* • • •• ^i^kaaa^^JLA a I a^tai !• a il *•-- M aJI Civn 0f#w p#y wfttifto ¢## ^ FtLECUPKS MECHANIC • Good rneohertkeJ »o»- jon F»rmtr«lor» YMCA, «$ WO Box 174, Observer a Eccerrtrio •nd «immeneur*»e wwt expertenoe, ,Wrr* EMPJ4AC*4ie4«0*WTO« P0*U CWfTWrw* pff"PrTfO, Dvl WW • Ct* •TjfWO **£••**•• » Hy lor repairing A maintaining aufo- Farmlngton M., M mile k of W Newtpeper*. *6251 8chooicran CeA, $>t 1:30 »w cr S-10 pm: . - ' 44M5M Ihr^ lO LAMM - new t*+4 f^W^^W W •••. n^nf Wl WWWn, a ^^^-^a, awHK^d ^^s^^^K^h_^,^H^h^ ^^^^h^^s^h^* ^^_ : 1 MECHANICS *" area. WWlng to trekv $6 per hour SGREEN PRINTER ntrkyvaHy accredfted hurtery echoet TO M pewerie. nrVT ~ pereon •* pwi Iwn*. m^nQWm* ^wlfPW, WK* ..T6rv1PRO a Mutl have M yeer* rrwchanlcel •*• with experience. C*» Mon. Ihrui Frt. Orowtog Uvonle *por\w»»er compe- m itvome. Sterting pey $4 W per hr, fto enone oefle petiiee. 44445 r^rffv QWK UVyW Ivrmy. rfkTTTwnB^W rwi 4 perience. Parted Job lor « young 8-1pmO-torn. 45S-917I ny too*jn« for herdwotVlnfl pereon with program premium. Greet Ov* fV) Livonte ' -- ^ '-, 471.)440 - 4 person, tooling for • career. Mull 443-5590 PRESS OPERATORS- . wtth good ettHude, wtehing to leem empfeyee perk* 4 benems, wtth • > heva own loom W« provide excel cfvtnce toreoYenoemerit. No w*ek- awnbER-ASSEMeLEftS. . a b-ede. Job locKxJe* prirrHnQ HnlI ww«g e t benHH peckaoe. fc. • * - A., -^^1,1* i a a^L ail a * * *• end* or wght*. * • 6*4 6747 ;>•: looking for king term ewptoymenj I , pfy In perton MonPrl, »*nv4pri\ 'trarte, twetrterwt*, - fecKfttv etp. otHTAt. mctmomr MEOjCAL «tC«PTt0W«T |)4f HU M^Wtetkand wKh eeourrfy to buM your Mure, If A^ 4&^^mM*t i^^^^^^BB^s^^^^ ^M&A — — •*• -' S57-4700 to don• -l -heenet '- te to^fcotweto fcntwerr er».e«r>g A*$*TA*/T»«n owi'i^i'PnTW^nB'mTf DrwBWm •••«• •^PPOnf* vfi l^m Ofywr* MECHANIO SutCrWSOfi • Certlr Appfy 44700 Or afWWv^.Hqvl needed for 0*/t tofff^ Oood rtw*§ |MR|. Kf*fl^4- SNCLUNQ fW In «ettt A ex. W«(p** negoH- »tart« «»500 per rv.{morewnhex. bfc*oround. To wort In TW6 IMfTI ffiffMvMT totwOt f^-WN #09% c4 ifMtftofl m0wmm ii pBA. •We, Prom thtring. Aieo needed PRWTINO PRESS C^*RATOft pertenceX pfue heefttt |n»ur»noe, rem J ehop. Ptymoirth ML/VhM^- jbjyyesJhaM be tjtywipiMH ^ ^^^^^ ^^^ril^tow V^^^v^rttfM fw^ M n#nJ noraff *m fvNpHv. 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IOC*. 046 .Monday,-January2,1889 •&L 504 Help Wanted 504 Wp Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 604_H»lpWarited- 604 HerpWan.eg Entry level, we wW train, pfvrnouih Partial Listing ol Po»fOon» typing skills, shorthand helpful. Sal ence required. Send resume.' and • legal secetary wtth 2-3 year* fi liga­ - -BOOKKEEPERS ate opening* in 3 different area* ol airy to commensursle wtth experi­ salary requirements to: P. 0.1*., area. 451-7500 Expandlng-Farmlngtor the)/ automotive regaled company. PAYROLL'MANAGEft*. We Cur- Kelly! £560 r Veronica. Uvonla; Ml 48150. tion experience. Excellent .oral A An Equal Opportunity Employer W* are recruiting quality personnel ence. Send resume to: Personnel. written communication skin* need­ firm needs two <2) profes- _ lor temporary assignment tin the Requirement* Include: 2 yr*. secre- rent)y have aeveral posJtion* avail­ Kelly Service* Is currently seeking 40420 Ivywood, Plymouth, Ml teriaT experience, typing'65 WPM. ed. Major benefits Include hospttef- RECEPTIONIST slonal secretaries wlt|-~ : downtown A Livonia area*. - able for experienced Payroll Book- sharp, professional individual* for 46170.- --- Uatlon, dental and annual bonus. ISM PC. above average Interperson­ Knowtedge cl AOP aervtce Bloomfield Hill* law,tYm. TyptrA, fil­ ' W* offer lop wage*, vacation & hoU- long and short term assignments ing, etc., word processing t&erl- word_proces$lng. Variety al *kn*,and ex»Maf $-*rt __ . naf^aaary, ^eo #rie# eit" Wf^HrwrpwnfuTtr«iLn»b%SriTR5 ' EXECUTIVE 6ECRETAAY IMMEDIATE ; day pay. If*. 4 health ^^^ *•-** tei<,«Miiu>»JlW^*bm)ei.TAriy enceheipfui..CaaBarbva 644-2600 positions, tp$17,000 pSience In beneni* or computer op- following areas: • ' Ktor Birmingham-based.Real Estate cortege or automotive beckgroww a erellon* helpful. The» potluon* a/e "Development & Management Corrv .J-egalsfecretarvL- -=^=flEC£P.TlO«iai= .fjj.ll benefits; Call Today oi big pkrt/Salarle* $19,000 up, expef- available in the Troy. Dot/on _end_ - Pfiny^yfll mus«Jndud«"Wontt>«f' ^ORENINGS^ PromlnenT. firm seeks experienced lor 8outhfleid lewfirm. Must have send resume to: ~. lenLbenafjl package, beautiful Offlc* Urtnla v*u.^-^*=^—=*—~~r -SWITCHBOARD; feci, lotu* 4 shorthand experience. legal. secretary.- 65+- wpm typing, CORRQBATE "efAlee pat*- CsifMarynowW:-*" Excellent benefit* provided. Send -Kelty Services has Immediate open­ excellent grammar 4 speril PERMANENT STAFF ACCOUNTa PAYABLE - Sfarp pro- - OPERATORS resume to; H.W.Ooddard, P.O. * ings lor Switchboard Operators. All quired. PC experience S^l^offi'a pkjs ^ - * *m$262820 0 Orchard Lake Rd. lesskmai Aocoonl* Payabllyawe Cleik I* Box 1120, Birmingham. Ml. 46012 types: ROLM, Dimension, Execu­ prehensive benefit* include Blue RfiCEPTrONlST/TYPlST ^ERBONNElT SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ required by Ihl* auburban flim. Mln- tory 6ome Bght typing'is also re­ Cross/Blue Shield. 3 weeks vacation Word processor experience pre­ Farmington Hills. Ml 48018 • 6 months experience quired. You win also need good after 1 year. ... imum 2 year*experience trran amc- • abHity to handle 20+ line* -EXECUT(YE____ ferred, lot* Of details. Start immedi- 737-5750 rntted environment. Lotus apius. phone skills and a personable man­ Can 355-4140 or send resume to: atefy. • 569-O10S K SERVICES SECRETARY/ASSISTANT ner for.ihis executive office position. ALLTEES COMPANY PAJO ATTENTION Arthur Thomas RECEPTlONfST needed for busy 9tr-olt ~ 965-0287 BOOKKEEPER - This lar east Liv­ CLERKS National Investment company, Both long and short term asslgn- SECRETARIES/R€CEPTlOmST8 ingston County tVm seeks Sharp lr>- headquartered in Ann' Arbor. 1* menis-are available. 4000 Town Center #678 Uvonla office, general office back excoOent opportunity aveHabie, n< seeking an individual, with slrong ground and pieasanl phone manner B Secretaries dMduai to assist controller. Ideal 4 Inventory * Southfleld, Ml 46075 lee. CaH today for appt. Xsk lor Ml vonla ' ' . . • 476-1010 candidate should be aggressive and administrative and'secretarial skits, Please can today lor more Informa­ "ALLFEES COMPANY PAJD" necessary.. Non smoker ppreferrer d cheife 425-6221 : • filing •_ _ to assist the CEO. Qualified candl- tion: Call 478-1603 - AOCO0KTiN<3/Sewel»rfal: ^ -Word Processors have oood people sxnisT A growth v 0 .. -JAdai..s«oun(»_ pmble & Jr. ac­ posHiOnl — -^.—'————'—>- 4MM5°fl«? £[ ££*^ ^tes must Jake shorthand at-. ' l2Vl5d"wpmrhava exceflenj word . MAGNETIC SPOT RECEPTIONIST • Looking for'expe- SECRETARIES _„: countant for mulO-plant automotive rienced-A>S - time- -/oceciiofiiLjdUi •uppUpr. 2-3 yrs. experience helpful. Start the New Year processing skins/J>e. able to »«t "TpprSECRETARY^ _^ORLIPROCESSORS; f-V-l TYPISTS priorities, organbe tasks, work Inde­ good telephone arid eorntpunjeation Mty require .temporary training Ro­ Need strong typing, wor.d skins Capable, of handling various NEW CAREER ' chester. NY.. Return* to: Voplex With a Bjpnus pendently, communicate eilecuvely •N50-50wpm . -, verbafi/eJViJn writing with a variety _ 362--1180 "processing. Excellent firm. Job duties. Can Angela 653-7000 NEWYEAR Corp., 650&ephen*on Hwy, »411. Rooert Half of Michigan. Inc. '- • toilers ; Troy, MI46063, Attn: Kathy 8orowy. Secretaries & word processor* who 28568 Northwestorn Hwy. - »250 of people, and have some flexibility « -7 • memos ^ „ In -working hour*. The office hour* To $18,000. Benefits,-Fee RECEPTIONIST oeeded for busy Long and short term assignments ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK register with u» by January 9 wis Southfleld. Ml 46034 BlrmJgham lew firm. We're looking jotoNe a $1000 bonu* check. Fol­ • Invoices "~ are 9am-«pm, Mon-Fri. ft you are in­ paid. Call 399-3450. Make the money you finally deserve • wtth computer, experfenc*. Goo* • reports terested in a challenging position, tor a motivated professional divid­ •*TypT7>g skiffs ol 50 wpm., plus w9 benefit*. Nov! location. CaH CM* at lowing 40 hoar* on Assignment, a SNEUJNG&SNEILING ual. Excefienl salary, benefits. Can $25.00 check win be issued. 358-2300 send your resume to: KELLY start yoor new career.Tranicriptloi ' 474-5110 AJLFees Company Paid Catherine MlnoCI, 9-3pm 645-2440 For more Informslion about how.you MANAGER/Part time - Downlown or shorthand skills a plus. Caa us lo r'ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK . ^- PersonnelDtrector day and start your,career tomorrow - can go lo work for America'* num­ MCKINLEY ASSOCIATES Deuort. Media/advertising experV , RECEPTiONtST/PARTrTIME Knowledge of control data A/P sys- we ofl*- top wages, vacation & hoa- CASHIER wlih switchboard experi­ ber one name In temporary help, COMPETITIVE PAY dayp«_y< liri Insurance. ence helpful, for busy motorcycle f*.0. Box 8649 « ence. SkiDs - PC, basic bookkeep­ Farmington-Hits area. 12:15-5:15. ^ -1 ' i lefn, tome typing and PC skills re­ & ufe & fioaJii caa Ketty today. '. SERVICES HOLIDAY PAY ing, Clerical, secrttarlsl. Non- Mon.-Frl Busy sSvllchbOard. fight quired. Excellent benefits, salary dealership, must have experience, Ann Arbor, Ml 48107-8649 • SAME WEEK PAY commensurate-w1jri experience. Can tor more details & gel In on the excefl«il pay & benefit*. Caa Jan •The "Kefly OW People smoker. Mr. M. ' 259-8505 typing, genera) office. Call Sandra action lodayi EXPERIENCED Cash Handler need^ Not An Agency; Neve^A Fee - 655-S450 Send resume to: ledbroke Racing 478-62O0 Livonia. . .522-4020 WALSH COLLEGE b seeking a part 557-5700 P Michigan Inc.. 26001 Schoolcraft ed; hours fiexabte. Apply favperson, Equal Opportunity Employer M/ F/H CLERICAL ASSISTANT»needed lor 33133 Schoolcraft between 9am and 3pm. 13250 Ro- INSURANCE time (days? Office Assistant/Secre­ RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Uvoola. Michigan, 48150. Attention: tary. Duties Include typing corres- SNELLING Larry Cosrrta*. Insurance olfice. Full time, light typ­ tunda'Dr,,Oearborh.£OE --• Home office of Uvonla Insurance Excefienl skins. $16,900 to (tart company has Immediate full time plondence. filing, record* manage­ Foe paid. CORPORATE ing. NorthvWe area 9-5pm 349-1454 Livonia. . .522-3922 EXPERIENCED MORTGAGE Docu­ TEMPORARIES openings lor: ment 4 various other duties. Re­ " NEVER A FEE , ACCOUNT8 PAYABLE CLEAK 29449 W. Six MUe Rd. ment Prep Clerk needed. Must have quirement* include excellent B.HAMIL PERSONNEL CLERICAL FHA, VA. Conventional experience- communications, typing 4 telephone 424-8470 Village Oreen management compa­ PERSONNEL Ann Arbor area.- Fpr interview caa skins, with word processing skHJs 6 ny. • leedlna nai tonal property man­ CONSULTANT Garden City 422-0269 Office Clericals RECEPTIONIST lo handle front SECRETARY i-,.-.» Mary: - v.-/ 930-0019 prior -olfice experience preferred. agement rum headquartered in Use your secretarial experience and 29238 Ford Rd. desk for mortgage dept. busy Birmingham film production 4 mar • An EoAial Opporturyty Employer Benefits Analysts Send resume to' Walsh College, keling company needs full lime hefp Farmington Hill* ha* an opportunity SERVICES sales ability In a new career. Be a (Experienced) Personnel Dept, 3838 Livemois, phones. Call or write-. In ter First Fed­ tor «n entry level payables clerk. Re- part of our national team, place eral Savings Oankr3-1275 Northwest 8aro-5pfn- MusLhave- good phot* Detroit: 965-0267 Troy. Ml 46084. communication ability 8 typln. sponsIbiDues tnckide cbecktag In­ people In the fast-rtovlng, high vo- - EXTRAGASH Competitive salaries. 4¼ Cay work An Equal Opportunity Employer Hwy., Suite 125. Farmington HiDs, voice*, coding but*, ming. data entry Livonia: 478-1010 iome office services field. Good woek, company paid fringe benefits 48018. 626-3420 skins. Salary + benents. Celt earning - potential, training, sal Kp lime lo start shopping for 10am-2pm, Mon.-Frl.. 54r>-819 A special project*. Typing. 10 key A Warren: 751-1670 alary KELLY . the holidays & we have the way for including health Insurance, paid hol­ CRT experience requlred. plus commission and bonus Cab OFFICE CLERK - Must have experi­ ' RECEPTIONIST H' file clerk*, receptionists with idays 6 vacations. Caft ence in typing, txning, answering SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER need AUTO OEALEfl CASHIER Mark al 649-5900. Part time. Organized individual heavy phone experience, word pro- phones and working wlih custom- needed, previous experience wtth od tor sma.1 Lfvonia CPA firm. Sery Cat Joanie Pesta to schedule an in-, lor bury SouthReld auto dealer. 591-4690 resume to: 12700 Naples Of.. Plym SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ ce*sor*;executrye secretaries. Mon. thru Thurs. 7:30am-4:30pm era Full-time. Qood pay. good ben­ phones, fifing and word processing. terrfe* at $51-9600, exL 109 Must have dealership experience, SERVICES A ipkeybpera,tort., outh. Ml 48170. m excellent benefit* 8 pay. Can Kyle at Frt 64m-12noon efits. Ceil, ask for Jeff, 353-2150 Send resume fa WaOcomm Indus­ OFTROY The "Kefly Qiri" People. " ACCOUHTS PAYABLE CURKS Tamarotl Dodge al 354-6600 trie*, 1760 MapleUwn, Troy. Ml., CLERJCAL/OENERAl OFFICE Not An Agency; Never A Fee Shortjerm - Long Term JOB HUNTING? OFFlCEHELP 480*4, Attention JerjeL 649-6210 Responsible for al aspects of Ac­ AUTO DEALER SHIP - In NorthvWe, for Birmingham C.PJK. firm. Must Equal Opportunity Employer W F/H , „ -YourTerms Let Temporary Solutions solve your Medium sized manufacturing plan I count* Payable. Including data input has immediate openings for ful time have good typing, calculator skffls; CUSTOMER RELATIONS problem. We have many good Jobs looking for Ml time offloe help. You RECEPTIONIST ~~- 4 can hofp you start your New Year should be able to type 60 wpm, and aocoonl reconciliabon. Must dcrtcal person. Qood typing akin* P.O. experleoce helpful, bookkeep­ ASSIST ANT/ Temporary placemefit ts our perma­ Fast paced SouUifleJd company ing - a Plus. Contact Anita; 256-5500 right. Call us to discuss your Work Includes filing, answering $66*V$ flecepUCritaVQeneral Office' SECRETARY type 60 wpm. Some education and required. Job consist of auditing For suburban sales office. Largely nent concern. Please Can: phones 6 general offloe duties. experience desfrab&'&referabry at­ contracts and data miry, win train. telephone. In and out. doing factory possibilities. Cferk wfth pleasant phor* manner CLERICAL-- HALF DAYS TEMPORARY SOLUTIONS Apply In porson Morf-Fri., 9am-4pm, and front desk appearance- Ma9 re­ tending coOege on a part time basfs- Contact Nancy Bohn 349-1400 laison and customer assurance on 1351 Hix Rd . Westlahd ^ .with • goal ol obtaining accounting 8:15 to 11:45. M-F. General Office specs, parts: number*,- pricing. J Martin Birmingham 645-0900 sume to: P. O. Box 300, Southfieid. ENGINEERING 1 degree. We offer a comprehensive dufJes lor Re0 Firm. Grand Rrver/10 Pfuses: basic typing, people skSfs, Ml4«037orttt'353r3311, ExL2l7 — Begin Your Career Mile. Typing A Word. Processing; Victor KEYPUNCHERS OFFICE HELP • PART TIME «- «mpen«Uon and benefits pack­ Immediate opehlng for a bright be­ warm oertonaBtY. Modem, friendly Experience preferred for our new Typing. Bght bookkeeping. \ NTNBower Corporation, an ex age. Send resume and salary Nslory P.C.abUity.aPiuslCaB 4 76-2066 office; amaH staff.' Send letter end RECEPTrONlST/SECRETARX ginner. We will vain you to apply Temporaries ', Ann Arbor olfice. Fun and part lime general clerical. Blrmlngnam CPATirfn seekiig weO panding worldwide producer ol i to: Box 462, Observer A Eccentric your filing skJBs In our Legal Dept - -CLERICAL, resume tot PO Box 3460,-Farmlng- positions available. Pay commen­ Newspaper*, 36251 Schoolcraft Jon'Hia*.Ml48333. . :.'•:• • ,. 38215 W 10 Mtle, between Haistead Can 592-8585 qualified Individual tq answer moni- complete Dne of quality roOer boar Duties include filing. maH process­ Immediate opening forour Novl off- 8 Hagoerty. (next door to Wendy"*)' surate with experience Can pul fine phone avid perform flgtfrfyp- Jng* has an immediate opening for I ta.. Lhwila. Michigan 43150 ing, posting attorneys' diariw and Ice. All around general office duties, Automated Resource, 994-0581 to OFFICE HELP ' 2 person office. CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK 474-8722 Ing/ilrord processing l>Yord Perfect). fuii-timo Seaetary based at ou light typing. T Cght typing, phone sklfU a musL arrange interview. Flexible hemn, win train. 33180 In­ Some overtime, good pay and bene­ Corporate Headquarter* Jn a NVi m ACCURATE TYPIST Hour* Mon.- Frf. 9am-5pm, $5-«/hr. Entry..level position, available: In FARMINGTON HILLS INSURANCE dustrial Rd. Uvonla. 422-2260 wfth dee/ phone voice - for busy •Southfleld . company. Must have fits for right person,/.' ' • supurb of Detroft If you are geard t< Excellent employee benefit* and Send resume lo;- Agency needs'experlenced Personal LAW FIRM desires mature, depend­ CaJKateat- --.-//..' ¢--433-3100 grow With an en thus, astic group lha N.W. Detroit office. Mua be respon- Credit Counselling Center, good organizational skats & pleas­ Lines Person. - able Individual, wtth good common OFFICE MANAGER alble indtvtdusJ for this drversmed promotional opportunities wtlh a For busy West Btoomfleld retan stresses the team approach to sue chance to develop advanced skins. 28275 Orchard Lake Rd , Suite 115. ant phone manner. Send resume tot Can Anne, after 4pm. 476-2004 sense: to perform secretarial, billing Clerical position. Priorotfice expert- P.O. Box 300, Southfleld Ml 4«037. Store. Must be wed organtzod. have Cess, we would Lke tp hear from yoi We promote from wtthln. Farmington Hill*, MI 46018 and general offlce functions. Good -new. erice preferred. Call: An Equal Opportunity Employer , typing skirts required. Computer great phone skins and problem sofv- M/».Oor»kl, 637-5800 CUSTOMERSEflVJCE ' FARMINGTON HILLS C>g abilities. Ceil Cefla: 651-1003 Nov) Town Center location. Call Mature, reliable. Good with people, knowvodge a plus. Call o. Perry for The successful candidate win hav» CLERICAL »Newton Furniture has ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Int erview/eppotntmen 1. 2 76-1160 Customer oriented person AOMINISTRATIYE MANAGER/Ac- VickJ Sate lor appolntmenl349- telephone 8. figures. Accurate, at­ OFFICE - part time whfle in training. the following skills: • 6000 fun time clerical openings for quick tention, to detail*. Non smoker. v $20,000 FEE PAID Excellent phone skills necessary. with good typing skills • counting Supervlsor^Fast pjced, learners, at our Livonia location. Job legal ftlendfy puboc relatJons/martetlng Liberty Mutual Insurance Group - Send reume: Mr*. S. at Jobar, Inc.. Growing property management Misc. duties. Reliable transportation $12,250, benefits^ fee paid. 4> Minimum 1 year secretarial Crm seeks person with ability, so­ An Equal Opportunity Empioyor duties-include data entry. Bght typ­ NEXxUS ol Mich. A Ontario. 27150 company offer* fantastic benefits^ a must lor running errands. Canton .; experience phistication, peodfe skins & sense ef ing and general office work. Apply In W. 6 M Be. Sovthfietd. Ml 48034 plush surroundings and iols of room ACCENT THE NEW YEARI . 397-336? CaJI 399-3450. • Accurate typing 60 wpm b*fnw. ResponsiNiities Include: or-. person, Newton Furniture. 15550 lor growth. 2 years computer end SNELLINQ.& SNELLINQ *> Knowiodge of word processing" on Bilingual Positions MkJdtcbert Rd.. Livonia. OFFICE gahtzaUon & execution of afl ac- strong receivable experience is 1 / ^.C a must obuntf>g function* {M chargel' per- (Japanese) • - CLERICAL POSfTrON CUSTOMER needed. Real estate background. Is TKELEGAL PLACEMENT /SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST • Excellent telephone skais soone) & related office activities. • Executive Secretary . . .$Open This Ml time position offer* a wide a plus. Hurry, this one win go fasti SPECIALISTS NEED YOUI TO $18.000/Fee Paid. Good typing YVM co-ordinate & assist general • Secretary To I2S.000 range of benefits Including opportu­ ^SERVICE CaB now. 651-3660. Dowmown - Suburbs skins and word processing pre? Suburban company offers ,Wef are pleased to offer a competi manager* tn keepng business mov­ • Clerical Coordinator . . $25,000 nity for advancement Apply kvper- SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ Personal Injury To $25K (erred. Excellent benefit package. $14,000, fee paldj benefit*, jUvei salary and benefit paxcage ing forward. Non-smoking offloe • Engineering Secretary To $227000 son: Classman Ottsmoboe, 28000 Birmingham company has openings Med Mai To$21K Personnef Systems 459-1166 advancement and. jrtloVe. • Plekse submit your resume and sal­ uses Apple compulera. For mora m- • AccountingClerk. . .To$19,000 Telegraph Rd.. SovthMeid, Ml 48034 for people with good written 6 oral Legal Socy/ftocepl. To$18K ary history to: lormaUoncaJl: . . 640-5970 Tran«atOr/lnterpreler$14+ Per.Wr. communication skills to fis fulj lime FARMINGTON HILLS Corporate To $25K OFFICE WORK - Word Processing, Enjoy word processing? positions. Excellent offloe environ­ bookkeeping helpful but not neces­ SUPERIOR BENEFIT PACKAGE CLERICAL POSITION - Part time, THE JOB OF YOUR DREAMS Ut Paralegal To $23K Call 336-7400. vj7 7>; .: ' ? Employee Refations Oept. ^ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. Accurale typhL'Apply, within Kitch­ ment plus bene.fit*. CaB 647-0300 OFFICE ASSISTANT ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID sary, futi/part-time. Non smoker. en Glamour,-26770 Grand Rtver . $11-14.000. FEE PAID i. Wafted Lake . 624-6919 SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ ~tt Personnel Systems CUSTOMER SERVICE Ave.. Redlord. ML Work lor a growing company In a re-, NETWORK •NlTN-BOWER CORP. pVestiglous downtown firm seek* 459-1166 Financial services group, expanding .'"..: i RESOURCES.INC. ORDER PROCESSING CLERK administrative assistant to executive BILLING CLERKS - (11) lor Insur­ CLERICAL *, RECEPTIONIST Posi­ its telemarketing team,- noeds 5 taxed atmosphere; Some Jrayet tr>- -. 2260 Penobscot BkJg General office position for person RECEPJipNISTv ;".'« P.O.Box #460-^- partner. 3-5 year* secretarial expe­ ance company In Southfiefd. data tions- Oays,>«venlnas. weekends. high-energy types -with proven In­ "JfYed- TypTO ol SO • atfWmbeny Detroit, Ml. 48226 with good clerical skins, excellent : ; /^ranklin, Ml. 48025 rience required. Accounting/tax ex­ entry experience (3-6 mo*.). Olfice* In Western suburds. Tempo­ side saSjs/cuslomer service record. wa team orv Word proS**w%Or» 964-5500 or 642-2754 typing ability, and math aptitude. Southfieid ATMI7 o •; . perience a pKrs. ExceOent typing $14,600. Can Su**nn« al Unlforo* rary work, $4 per hr. Apply In per­ Super phone voice. Fee paid. St. aoVartoenSerrl opponunffiei V. *' t > -• Must be able to work flexible hours. , :,:^-7,-,¾^. <7 and *norlfvand necessary. Musi be - 64*4500 son: H & R Block, 31155 Plymouth CaJto<*y. 651-3660 !. ' > i\ < LEGAL SECRETARY. Part time (3 Send resume to: P.' O. Box 300, -.'/(Ani Equal Opportunity Employer flexible for overtime. Superb bene- Rd.Uvonla. Clair Shores 774-0730 days/weekl or tufl time for Troy law Southfieid. Ml 48037 BILLING CLERK tor compulertted SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ Arm. Word processing necessary. **TX*8&$^'b' m*,toS24Kpkr*. system with rapidly growing compa­ Troy 649-4144 FAR.MIKQJQWN HILLS i\ Si- J ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID CLERICAL. SECRETARIAL, Experience In insurance defense PART TIME OFFlCEHELP' '.-\», SECRETARY ny in Troy. Must be detail oriented. WORD PROCESSORS, Harriet Sorge Personnel preferred. CaJI 649-1330 Computer experience necessary, Typing reqwejj,--. ;*. ^ EryUy level. 50wpm typing reqvrfred Some experience preferred. Send word processing and/or switch­ NETWORK FINAMCtAL, DATA ENTRY. FARMINGTON HILLS Call Johanne 569-4600,J Pleesant telephone manner. RESOURCES, INC. resurrfe to: Personnel, P.O. Box 367. LEGAL 4 PARALEGALS DATA ENTRY LEGAL SECRETARY - for 5 member board helpful. 'Flexible hours, ep- FuJl,tWbenefii:xV'" -' J CtB 651-2700, extension 4Q{ Troy. Ml 46099 COMPANY NjjDS : downtown Birmingham law firm. Re­ prox. 20-30 per week. Start after 1st 2280 Penobscot Building Noeded for long term and perma­ ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR v '<. OeUoft, Mich., 48226 o nent ptaoement*. Send resume to: 2 SECRETARIES NOVvY quire experience In general Riga- of year. Farmington area. Can Con­ BIRMINGHAM OFFICE Needs part $15,600 NO FEE Uon. ahorthand. word processors. A nie 476-0200 RECEPTIOlvJlST 664-5500 Or 642-2754 LT1.1985 W. Big Beaver, $14417,000 PEE PAID: ; One of the largest ctftoe eouipmeol time person for general office duties Suite 20«. Troy, MI48064 Major Southfieid company offers excellent typing skills. Parking pro­ ^SECRETARY C: Include* afternoon maH, filing 8 typ­ excellent benefits and career growth Plush fast growing large real estate vided. Can ' 64^-9700 PAYROLL ADMINISTRATOR dealers In S. E. Mlchlgarl is seeking AGGRESIVE SALES ing. Hours; 12 Noon or 1pm unli aEPJCAL SUPPORT CLERK to experienced Oata Entry person- office offer* better than Big 3, bene-. Experienced In all aspects of weekly a responsible, dependable reMp- Exciting opportunity. Pro­ r 5pm Mon.-Frl. If interested write to: needed futl'ttmrfor-a Novl based wtlh 1 year supervisory background. 6tt Including tuition reimbursement kEOAL SECRETARY lutLWme' expe- payroll processing 4 quarterly tax tionist, pleasant phone personality ' SECRETARY Personnel Manager, P. O. Box 3333. EMPLOYMENT CENTER II540-4130 and flex time. If you are eager, type rlenced with btlgaUon experience. returns. ExceOent pay 6 benefit and professional appearance. Expe­ fessional, articulate person rtlh office manager skits. Grow with ambulance company. Some clerical 65 and have sornf word processing Birmingharn. Mich. 48009 experience preferred.-. Please send good pay and benefits. Send re­ package. Call Nancy for appt. at rience preferred, typing requltedf. rVeeded. To $15,000. Bene- raocceesfvJ fTianufaclures Rep. or- experience. Come-In.-today. Cei sume and salary history to; Robin 476-0500 We offer exdeflenf .beneM* *r0 ' ' aOori In Novt Pay commen- resume lo: Attn, Rita, 22575 Kesflp, OAJAI SoythrWd.acv 851-3660. TV:i>.:. •: ij Fee paid. 399-3450. NoYI, Ml 46050. r • - '-*"/ ' •';': Mille..r A. Lemberg. _PC. . .307O . 0 Tele- room lor *dvs/tfem*rt-fix i with atul*. Cat tor an ap- *"* -dsti'ertfry 18 ?S01 MJ BKKPR-SECT'YI • ••e>if ••^•^^^^••H Tfl, , *, •, SNELLINQ & SNEtLlNQltb^:? - Birmingham, PERMANENT PART TIME viewcaBjCsthjeisfV •*••* -7i V' IELLING & SNELLINQ --ii .-, _; - . ;;_ -.-.:/. \. CLERICAL:y Two person • ofnoS, euperksne*. Flexible hour* for students. Clerical, l SECRETARY - FULL TIME FEE PAID- S18420.000 Fee paid to.Oytt'P i N. Area Arm t* adding to daft (haa oood phone voice, accurate typing & telephone, public contact 6 sales e b) real esiate office pref- LEGAL SECRETARY for Troy law growth*opportunity). A*kk>g 'or 2 filing a dependable. Start Jan. 3rd. FARMINGTON HILLS' ability. Ask for Mr. Cone. 644-S845 He. Ask for Shirley Robertson 349-5940 '*;['• '• EXECUTIVE - secretary, eioomfield firm," Word processing 6 organiza­ falrtahe HeeWi/ Sdfd ^e*hh s 313-349-660C I-; Hilts, top executive, excellent typing. ALL FEE9C0MPANY PAID Y - tional ekJUs essential, l.yr. legal ex­ PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR mo*, ol bookkeeping. PC Lotu* 12 noon: Salary $?uO. week. Re­ Care Corp.) b eeekirSg'an'experi­ 3 v perience required. Send resume & Non union repetitive manufacturer. il A LEADING knowhow is • pfu*. FutfbeneTil*. sume to; Personnel, P.:0. Box Shrxthiod..word processing, bene­ enced recepttort** lo fil-art enV> SECRETARY - full time lor estab- fits, $25,000. Fee paid Office Assistant $17,000 salary requirements to: Office Mgr.. Rochester area. 200 hourly employ­ J i «49-6797 or 962-0565 403II, Bedford, Mlof> 48240 />',-. level posrtJorL ,V4u*t h«y* *e»«*.. Fee paid. r&^M griftyry pu^lc, telephones, good, LEGAL SECRETARY time (t*y»r*fa, Coniset Carmen 644-9141 Super benefit*. Need atrorig typing, PERSONNEL, INC. Cierk/Typlst. Candld*(e*.» should accurate typing, scheduling appts., Receptionist Trainee . . . $13,000 Rochester Hats, Ml 48309 possess • minimum typing speed of with at least 2 yr*. experience de­ package. Send reeume'to: ftUUttt li •rprd proceaalng. Cef 399-3450.- professional & dependable, recent sired for Birmingham firm. Require PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Health Services Corp; 31780 Teke- BLUE JEAN JOBS 40 WPM, good phone manner A experience, benefits, $15,000. Want more money, belter benefit* ^.-¾ SECRETARY . j • ^SNELLINQ ijSNELUNQ: general clerical knowledge. Excel­ and greater advancement potenliaL typing speed of at least 65-TOwpm. Fufl time. Entry igyej position.-1 year aph Rd., Ste 200, Birmingham Ml 1 Fee paid - rotated experience required. Send OlO.AttenfjorifV^VTcfor, •./ QR|AT LOCATION •SSI ! lent advancement opportunity: This Look no further, come In now. After Able to'assume substantial reepon- ^ ^ANEWYE^RV $5.0Q/HR position Is full-time with a complete hour appointments available- Cai sibiiies. Word processsng' experi­ resume to Box 432, Observer 4 E0- General bfflce and people ence heipfut (Word Perfect). Salary centric Newspapers, 36251 Scfiooi- RECEPTKJNJST/SWrTCHBOARD. benefit package, for consideration, 8S1-36&5. OPERATOar Downtown 1. Detroit. .^kpl3 noeded. To $14,500, nAt?AREERSPOTt: please send resume to:. LOIS RAY commensuraie with experience: eraft Rd., Llvonla,1«ohlge/i 48150 WOLVERINE SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ benefits. ./••<' ;:^ >/^84r«340 b*i#i firm Seeks a we«-orflarize± 1*9 paid. Call 399-345Q. l^JfEE PAID ^$17,000 - OerWTyplsr PERSONNEL : PERSONNEL RECEPTIONIST dependable WMduef for an ensf. n SOWHRELD: Front oWcarle for a TEMPORARIES P.O.BOXJ79 FARMINGTON HILLS LEGAL SECRETARY •Experfeno* Outgoing person, M end pert time. level position. Qualified candidates NELLINQ 4 SNELLINQ Detroit. ML 46231 - SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 necessary for Birmingham attorney. Screen applicant*, various clerical must be courteous A bueineee-fte :rrfr a eotne anpwlartce needed DATA ENTRY Computer Operator duties, word processing hefpfuJ. SECRETARY /i CLERICAL HAPPY NEW YEAR Word processing eesenllei, , •--• .-: wrawttht. excelenexceeent pnonphone saw**k«s,, owntnSw«(n- -QroWtna property management Iv prcrnoUW*> Mot; Exceaeot ben- 358-4270 '' World'* largest manufacturer of For busy distribution company. Ex­ PieasecaB, v// -7-.>.-'.f$40-S«2« Personnel System-- * 459-116-59-(166« board .Operator «$er)enc* heWUf •££££ ; perienced, accurate, -att on Uon to FROM OOffipanoomM y¥ has an opening in its >1 .f. em*.a*a>7»rerw-oses mechanic'* hand loos and diagnost­ butr>otr*oei*«^ryvEJcc«4entpppor- ttovinlown" Ann Arbor office. Ability details; no Smoking. Send resume to SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ LEOAL SECRETARY ; BVmlnghanx ••.'-;•'= PLANNING 4 ZONING tunlfy for advancement in our drow- ; ic Equipment has en Immediate l^iexibte hours. Competitive pay, ex- A part time position Is avalable in le, type' 55-65 wpm Is required. tif-DOROTHY DAYv opening for'someone Mrs. S. al Jobar, Inc. 27150 W. 8 $14-$20XXK> lniPfW:-Tri* T56*lUcln fs Mftlme Mile. Southfieid. Ml 48034 per]eftcei»v^texj.kjeai for neirpar- the Nortirytfie Township Planning 4 • Word processing and oomputertaed it office skin*. Cor™ ALL FEES COMPANY PAID wlih • fu» benefit package. For con­ spreadsheet experience ts neces- :^RSONNEL,INC. BOOKKEEPER ent :/'.' -/• .7: ,: «46-2760 Zoning D^virBent ResponalbSitie* helpful. 10 key Jdding machine.* Bogin 1989 with a fresh start Come sideration, please eend return* 16-,-. ain}. If qualified, send resume wtth OATA ENTRY' • Good typing. Indud* record keeping, firing 4 as­ Recepuohist/Swftchboard Operator must. Fua paid benefit*. Please $13.000414,000 per year with ben­ In now and apply for secretarli,' UQAL SECRETARY - For partner safary requirements to: A take charge Individual with 6 yr*. call (or appointment' sisting the Planning 4- Zoning Ad­ - P.O.Box770L'-•'••'•'••> efits Growth potential. Fee Paid. dericai and eccountlng Jobs. We'of- m BioomfWd HBs general practice ministrator W other related capaci­ :•/> MCKINLEY PROPERTIES prevfov* ^experience through Trial Scori Dew— : 476-7300 .... DeUbrt,ML482fr %: :APPL#N0W! Balance tor our -Troy location. A Leonard 4 ASSOCT— 267-6020 Sss positions with fun benefit p*oV< lani firm. Word processing experl- ties; Position Is 20 hours per week .'• ^ Secretary Position good opportunrty with an excellent Sna6-on Tool*, Fermirwton Hin* ages, advancement potential arid eneehelpfut 642-1100 and available immediately. AppOce- ,7'. P.O. Box 6649 benefit package. ' An Equal Opportunity Employer pkrsh offloe environment If yog type IFOAI SErnFTABv Uon lorms available al NorthvlBe «; •'•'•} } Ann Arbor, Ml 48107-6649 Jbbs Available Send resume To: DATA ENTRY 50 wpm, please can us now! - •'.{. 651-3660. •' > '<*}/ F6r otaintJiffa^MTMnal tnlurv attor- JowttthJp Had, 41600 6 Ml*. Oeed- RECEPTIONIST ~T SECRETARY "~ P.O.Box2792 '« CLERK/TYPIST • Myilmum 2 years experience. Word Livonia, Ml., 48151. ^- Can yea type •» least 60wpm. aoou- OPERATORS ^•SNELLINQ & SNElUNQ*; glmrneaiaatelyj We are recrulting^ouallty personnel WordPerfect. Southfieid. 355-1555 PARTTIME processing, good letter writing abtB- rat*ry and perform general dericai POSTION available Immediately ta ry and extensive telephone experi- , for |ong K short term temporary as­ FINANCtAL/CLERJCAL PO^fnOrl '• • LEGAL SECRETARY TRAINEE Accounting Personnel dept for (elf Excellent position with JSouthfieid 'VWork today; ;KeV Servic•• r>eeds task*? Are you good at handing seeking individual wnofe asoeftsfil ^nc*. Exocuiive office. Send resume 'worker* for long arid *horl term as- ; BOOKKEEPER/CLERK signments fh the downtown, Livonia BLOOMFIELD: Musi have word pro­ starter. 4 fast learner. IBM .System corporation for ptofeeeionai. articu­ Wrth cornpvfer Input Inuxesting po­ people who'need assistance? If you A Warren areas. We offer top pay, with number* lo. perform peyroll and salary requirement* to: Marilyn leignmerit*. Yov mu*t be. bjlh.de- have at least 2 yf*. of business ex­ r cessor experience, 65 mln typing. 36 training available. Vacation, ben- late indMduei, Musi be experienced .Purcefl, 505 N. Woodward, Sufie ipendableandenergetic. -p;!-- • sition. App*y in person at .-.;•'- merit increases, hoOday pay 4 functions, end-of merftti' beiervpne, Salary lo iUK. benefits. Fee pe**;«; Jefit*. Apply h person or send re- wtth muftj-4ne phone* and general /fi We*tcott Veterinary Care OeSter - perience, wit woota We you lo con­ health insurance. Call for an ap­ 4 general office work for bur Sovro- 1200. Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48013. / T "I- - .V . ''.-IS :.i.'- . ---,.: -.. sider a part time position in our off­ pointment,-.-/: :. 76 offloe procedures. Hcvm ere ?-: ./ '.£3 dericai /: • • - :•'.; •';.»'• -..- , 24429 Grand River. Bedford. fWd locatloa. We offer excetehl Noon-5prn.Ca>no«|: - :, - ' SECRETARY . Mutti-faceted posi- v ice m the Pa/klene Towers In Dear­ P^Mt'fc/sa*^ "S8&®8g9$g* ™ ; >f.*»B>tlodw»tri»j:--^--.-^:-:- " benefits (incfudinfl :t00S tuWon r> 424-8470 uy» requiring strong office skins m- BOOKKEEPER-EXPERIENCEO born. We offer, v fund), vacation 4 hoWty pre ' f ^•receptlonW-?'•.: ./•;;-•... for fu* t»ne, needa to have knowl- t Excellent group Insurance - -'", '^ * clufcng typing, date management. MaBPORATE Please eend resume oc brier LEGAL SECRETARY.» Wfth corpo­ ^'•.-PRESTIGIOUS' A:' l^Mt^m'.-.•:« ;^->>, : edge of general Wdger. Salary^^ com­ . package.. .:..' <.si--:-;- "•;.-»- rate/tax experience. Excetent (kills .buf\m&fling. Sghl bookkeep[ng and r^4wcrdpro<*e*lng . -.-:».•• to:MeJng experience re- ..^fdaUerrtry;,,;/-.•-; -/;.• ingtor) HiM locaUon. Can between :• hoOday schedule. '••"'•'••• • BUSINESS:;^ FuSJtlme ft summer, part-time rest 1 An Equel Opp»tun>fy Employer V quired. Pfcese send resume with * v^-; ',.- • • -. - 10am-5pm, 476-6333 «100% tyrtlon fefund plan. /: v :¾¾¾ c* year. Salary $6,000-10.000 y»*i salary requirement* tof personnel / HA$20PENrNQSI • Tor more Information about going to • ExeeHent working conditions, " •s M fftONT DESK POSmON Manager, 3000 Town Center, Suite Need steady work history and depending on experience 4 ability to •iKork-for America'* number one BOOKKEEPER - Experienced thru New YorK Life lnf*urance at aji *4ency,'Some fypefo 1700.8o«thfleJd, Ml. 44075. slrong secretarial ' skills, : $13- SERVICES, LTD^ spend summer months at camp lo­ .rtame in temporary help, call the general ledger, computer experi­ t**^.Ctf»/S*-it>H .25^^40 $19,000. Fee paid. Fut benefits. cated on Higgtns Lake.- Send re- •Kefly Services office closest to you. ence preferred, with phone respond One Parkland Bfvr3 v Detroit: 965-0267 West Suburbs. Cal 399-3450. *urf)«-fb; Camp Westminster. 17567 ,C r- sibmties. Resume to: ABC Computes* Suite 600 Llyonla' 476-1010 :••> FRONT DESK SECRETAhy', \ - LEGAL SECRETARY SNELLINQ & SNELLINQ Hubben, Detroit. Ml 48235 Services, 7031 Orchard lake Rd., For/ Farmirigton mk. ^>mili«>fl LrvorVa offloe, lmmed(«te position, Parkiane Towers Eetl Warrtjfl 7S1M67Q firm. Good typing 4 Engflsjh aklM f>. SECRETARY • NaUonal puafcatlqn .. H •£•' Southfleld Suit* 106, W. BtoomfWd, Ml.. Dearborn, Mich. 46126 V experience preferred, benefit*, saj, • PROOF-OPERATORS RECEPTIONIS ; Tr 45322. Or phone 655-6155 quired. $116041200. per rodrrVt ary commensurate with %xperienc^. Experienced In 10 Key Production, • $12:000 ' relocating m Troy area reoilree 4 For appointment contact: OATA ENTRY - people (3-« mo*, ex­ v tecretrary to the national tales .¾ . 352-5220 Non-smoker. 661-5530 Reply lo: Box 460, Observer 6 Ec­ Bank)ng 6r Cashiering. Irnmedlat* Major corporation with satellite BOOKKEEPER M charge for smafl Mrs. Gilbert at 271-0100 perience), 22 needed for film corpo­ manager. Position requires: 2yr». An Equal Opportunity Employer ration In Livonia & Plymouth area. centric Newspapers, 36251 School­ openings. Qood payl office In Northern suburbs seek* * office In Plymouth. Oood location. GENERAL CLERICAL craft Rd, Livonia. Michigan 48150 Can Nancy 589-0500 secretatltl experience, word 6end resume t« Box, 442 Observer Excefienl training (free) for those CPA office, flexible hour*. receptionist wtth 401- wpm typing prooesmg experience and strong" or- Excellent oral convnurtcatlon skins 6 Eccentricl Newspaper*; 36251 who qualify. 3 shift*, ($8r5/moV Cafi Cal Tina, LEGAL SECRETARIES PURCHASING CLERK - EnTry level ganizaifonai skBis. Ful time salaried 8choolcraf1 Rd.. Livonia, Michigan CLERK/TYPIST Lorraine al Untforce 473-2930 476-2300 Immediate openings. We are an es- required. Comprehensfve benefits position. Starting salary $307r*week Immediate opening for« good typist position. Medical products company Irictuded. r KELLY 48150 -•-'.••••• ^ . labHshed professional ptfement needs serf motivated Individual for plus excellent benefit package. .- with sbme knowledge of Wllng and DEPUTY COURT CLERK GENERALCLEftfCAL POSITION .- agency wfth opportunities In the le­ Send resuroe to. Box 418 Observer Invoicing/ Must have good tele­ our purchasing team. High volume BOOKKEEPER • M charge person 35th District Court For reliable non-smoker. Typing arid gal field. Salary commensurate wtth of receiver* A invoice* which musl 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 for ttp^ty grpwtng Farmington HiBa phone manner and be able to work 8a!ary range $13,416 - $21,207 with other rnlsoeaaneous clerical duiies. experience. Al lees employer paid. SECRETARY Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonla, Michigan b a fast paced office. Wage $535 comprehensive benefit package, be matched. Problem serve ahort- SERVICES computer company. Minimum 3 Dependablilfy a must Send resume AH contacts confidential. SPECTRA •48150 : /T. .:77. ._. le per hour with excellent benefit: Musi, have -knowledge ol modem eges 4 damage 10* Hems with cur $16,000 - n>e"Ke»VOirt"P*opl yea/a AP thru GL experience. Mu*l to: 21455 Melrose. Suite 23, South- Professional Search, --- 244-9102 carrier* 6 manufacturer*. Learn International corporation seeks Fee-" be experienced with eomputerUed package: -. office procedures and practices, field, Ml 48075. EquaNoJ t An Arieocy-.Never A many areas Of purchasing. Faxing 4 secretary with 2 + years experience. : SECRETARY-PART TIME -: M/f/H accounting - «y* I em* and lamfflar For appointment call bushes* Engjsh and spelling along LEGAL SECRETARY • With al least law firm partner seek* non smoking eJ Opporfunfty Employer with ability lo type a minimum of 45 -GENERAL CLERICAL computer-application*.' Send re­ 65+ wpm typing. 60-1- wpm short­ with PC spread "^sheel program.' -,— 270-129«-- --—- 2 year* experience desired for Blr- hand. Major benefits Include Bkx part time secretary. Corporate A 1n- wordt-Tper minute. 0*1* processing $4-$7. Position* available In South- migham firm. Requires lyplng speed sume to: Mr Paul Cars, PO Box Management potential.- Excellent XJN333S Lfvonia. Ml, 44151 Cross/Blue Shield and tuition reim­ dtvtduel non-StRation practice. . ARBOR TEMPS salary, benefits, profit sharlnj. BORMAN'S, INC. familiarity and court or legal experi­ field, Ptymoulh 4 Dearborn. of »t least 65 lo 70 WPMI and able to ence preferred. •* • . <• CALL bursement Legal experience preferred. Al 653-9JS0 Farmer Jack Supermarket assume substantial responsibftities. RECEPTIONIST Cal 355-4140 or Send resume to modern Troy office. Cal 362 -,1300 •^NEEbS'YQjUr, An Eo/j*l Opportunity Employer CONTEMPRA Word processing experience help­ For "busy West Bloomfield reel es­ ,We are actfvety eeeklng applicant* BOOKKEEPER needed in SoulrifWd Send resume or apply In person to TEMPORARY PERSONNEL ful; (WordPerfect). Salary commen­ tate office. Some typing and tght ARTHUR THOMAS SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST for - CLERK TYPIST ,V TOOAYI feethe foMrfng pierltal position*. area, ask for MicheOe 425-«226 needed to type but* of lading 4 gen­ the 35th District Court, 660 Plym­ surate wtth experience: benefit*. bookkeeping required. Safary* com­ 4000 Town Center, #578 Plymouth Real Estate office. Even­ liAeowtlorM* S eral correspondence A also answer outh Road, Plymouth Ml 48170 by 540-3340 mensuraie wtth experience. Can, Southfteld. Ml 48075 ings 4 weekends. Typing, fifing. lioSnialOffioti-- telephone. Experienced wlih com­ Jan. 16, 1989. Marlon Betdtng, 563-5900 ask for Florence Abel: 655-9100 phones. Pleasant, atmosphere. CrJl . <<«ecre(arW "ALLTEES COMPANY PAID" Marttyn ':• 420^4» puter A accounting helpful. Reply to Court Administrator. GENERAL OFFICE • Development LEGAL SECRETARYI i i Word Processing Bookkeepers An Equal Ct>portun)ty Employer RECEPTIONIST A Eccentric firm Vl Birmingham ***k» Individual FEE PAID - $20,000 UP SECRET ARY/ftECEPTION 1ST i jiciMnt pay, long and short term Newspaper*. 36241 For Southfieid law firm. Prevfou»*x RE-ENTERING Schoolcraft with good typing sXios and phone BIRMINGHAM: WiH assst sr. partner perienc* helpful Looking for de­ Experience necessary - Cflng. t\ r*> i t*forvn«n(* available. Cailr - Accounting Clerks manner. Bookkeeping helpful. Qual­ Tf^ 459-116« > fid., Livonia, Michigan 48150 'EMPLOYMENT who needs corporate 4 real eslale pendable and bright IndMdual. Ex JOB MARKET? ing. word processing. Benefitfc it ified indMdual should »end resume background. Good skin* needed, Southfleld. 354-4044 — v ARE YOU A WANG OPERATOR? EDP/Data Entry CLERK/TYPIST " • CONSULTANT to: Office Manager, 999 Hsyne*. cenent benefits. .354-4030 $13413.620 FEE PAID W* are looking for experienced peo­ Pan Time benefit package. Stable suburban company Is In ar AtrereJ kt>medi*le and on-going Suite 365, Birmingham, Ml 48009. _649-6797 or 962-0565 RECEPTION13T/COOROINATOR SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST rWexl* for experienced Wang Opera- ple to }o*n our team of profetalona)* life Insurance company Jocated In TRAINEE immediate need of an Account! Principal of suburban sales agency or\ exetting temporary essigrvnents. Plymouth has opening for CferV/ The Dearborn Sneiiing 4 8nefnng needed to manage our real estate Paysbfe person. If you have past ac­ tbrl to work on-s/t* al major tvrlo- OENERAL OFFICE SECRETARIES DOROTHY DAY "oTfite'* front desk area. Word pro­ need* an ambftious/hard working rhottrt firm. Top wage* for candl- Assignments can be either short or Typist Figure aptitude, typing (35- office is expanding their stslf. Out­ (15) for Fortune 600 company In count* payable experience or t Individual lor Bght dictation, typing, 4*1 long-term, fun or perl-lime, offer *x- cessing a pfus.-eenfymou1h Rd. SNELLINQ &3NELLINQ CUMexIneatUnrforce 646-7664 SECRETARY and math skills. Hourly plus com­ factor; enthusiasm, tense ol humor pse**eca» --• Prymoutf>,MI.,48170 • mission. CaH Kirk *l. 476-6663 Of ENOINEER1NG GENERAL OFFICE WORK Srt partner of suburban SNELLINQ A SNELLINQ are. Modern office, ema*. profes­ ->,- AnEr^rioM- 453-8500 . •ppty In person: Farmington Preci­ sional *t»ft. Send letter and resume EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Computerized bookkeeping- »km*. flrrr\ offers $22,000, fee sion Tune, 32663 Grand Rfver P*V off those r^WaVbM* by work- ,.357-83JJ7 $19,760 20-40 hr*. per week. Orchard Lake lo: Mr. Gregory. 4479» Helm St. pald/modlcal, dental, de­ SALES Plymouth, MM 8170. • ' A ! irW short or long lerm assignmenli r Worid crass architectural engineer- Ar*».CaH9em-5pm, * 663-2345 RECEPTiONiST-wsnted M time tor ^ln«W-counh/i Ing company offer* a choice posi­ pendent coverage, RX and SECRETARY TYPJ8T8 y- ;- accQunTemps Construction erne* office. Prefer mature Individu­ /.- , SEfcRETARY ~ 2658« Northwestern Hwy. «f250 tion In their executive area. Top OENERAL OFFfCE/PAFjT TIME al, no experience necessary. Apply large national communlc»tloni SmsD Southfleld financial planning more. Call 338-7400. Sorne bookkeeptng experience pre- V wof^prjccEssofw . .- 8outhfWd.MI480J4 »kW« and experience for this. Out- In person: 067 Manufacturer* Dr., compsny Intervlewtna for a oooc lorred. Word processing experience ttanding benefit*, fee paid. Cal offlce seek* Individual returning lo SNELLINQ A SNELLINQ Westiand. (Cherry H* A Newburgh ryplst with Math and Cvstomer Ser ', eWITCHBOAROOPEftATOfta . BOOKKEEPERS • For Farmington Secretary lh* work force wtth Interest In part required. Pari time. Flexible hour*. i tk fee t* required. Apf*f,\»<*-up flecepilon- ment* lo: P. O. P., 35601 Veronica, $225 Week NO FEE minded, have computer experience have excellent filing and Orowtng. company In Farmington wpm. free traWng on Dhptay Wrttt $n« * benefll*. For •swlmjnt tsl and SwltchboaVd person. 40 hour LrvorVa, Ml 48150. ' ' ' Top company! Excetenf benefiUI hat Immediate opening for career- 4 A WordPerfect, M 60j»/lv. Cai 4 ebk* fo meet 4 deal with puboo. J***' Livonia area, benefit*, nervy MORE $1 Lynda »1. 861-7200 organizational skill*. Advancement!. - Need, e"»d typing Ce*Woeemarie»t - MH600 minded IndMduei. Oood telephone MaxJealUnfforoa -^15T«0«4f o: Box 460, Observer 4 Eocentrlo OENERAL OFFICE • experienced and a cheery smfiel, * '—. 4 typing skins a must W* wH re­ Knowledge of the con- «ewipaper», 362$ 1 Schoolcraft person.for Industrial office In farm­ BUROLAR ALARM COMPANY EMPLOYMENT CENTER H 640-4130 open Jan 3. CaH Mr. VH lor an ap- SECRETARY ,.- jJOOKKEEfEa experienoed, M etructloh field and drawing Rd, Livonia, MIcNgan 48150 ington Has, Some knowledge of kv pomtmenlH: l 47«-OtiJ An OEM Manufacturer thet euppdei CLASSIFIEDS ctWge through »u*ement* Indud- Clerk -jo »n*w»r busy phone* plus venlory control, production »cneoV OFFICE CLERK < for preparation ol •ghl office work. Cal hi, Uon.-Fri. experience U also ooedeo. tna ax/lomoVra industry has* new • k^wrolApfrvroliMTerxmPC EXECUTIVE SECRETARY dng. Inside »eJet 4 customer contact account* p*y»b!e. Duties IncArde fil­ RECEPTIONIST - Insurance Agency for entry tevet eecretary. Oood offio TlMe CitjteeWceHtjn)) e/perMr% P**PM dm** corrcem- «-3: —«59-7100 Health/11 f'e/dental Insurv Needed to asslsi ''perfectionist' useM. Typing 4 use of computer re- ing, sorting *Ad matching. Cendfc In Farmlnoton Hfit ha* opening for *«JHj Inckidlng ehorthend ar* eaten need* serf *4erllna moDveted lndt- Busy Reel E*l«t« offlce In Ferr ance. Westland - area. presMenl of SouthfieMCorpor*ilon! Quired, good benefit* 4 paid vaca­ dale must have send cratri skin* and Receptionist with excellent secretar- tui. Offloe located Jn SoutWVM C4X>«mr» f Pfiyi^wf >•>'" «•• '"w»',>»>»>'»'wrT'**r*'""*'y»"'r»' »'^M» r»'ti^w^iw^*r^^PWPT»TiPT»^^TJjPfHWfWWSTf^P*P|P

Passing fancy Everyone, has a "get rich quick" scheme, but only a few people actually go on to make millions of dollars on a fad. Ken Hakuta was one of those lucky ones and today he's helping others by being Dr. Fad. See Page 6P.

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^¾¾ ?"-V-"' i-- i*3H&3 I." A -: £-5 mmmmmmmmmmmm - FrM 3¾ mmmmmmmmmw KJ use ^ ^^$^^^WM:M0^' ; :-n.. 1^^-^:¾^¾^¾¾¾^^^ > approach *&W>& ^ By Larry O'Connor staff writer vt ,/a Where have~you gone, Bobby Seale, Abbie Hoffman; John Sinclair and Jerry Rubin? : ; Did you take all the young radicals with you or what?- All that seems to be left are these drink-Perrier-aU the-bar, drive-a-BMW^ar, watch-reruns-of-"JeojH .ardy"*m-the-new-VCR thinkers. > &•; Their idea of social action is to take their Reebok* back to the shoe store to protest because the laces are too tight. But, lo and behold, the activist of the 1980s does exist He's just harder to find. Much of the same reasons spur today's devout activ­ ist, such as taking on Big Brother and his web of mulU-_ national corporations that seek to contaminate us with dioxons, PCBs-aBd sugar-coated breakfast cereals.,— : " Today's social reformer; though, is more likely to participate in lower-profile forms qi protest, such as letter writing and boycotts, than his picket sign-toting 1960scompatriot. The hair is also likely to be shorter and the only thing he might smoke is a Marlboro. "I DONT do drugs, so they can't blame it on that," said Bill Boyer, 27, formerly of Birmingham.. "Radicals In the '60s did, and they were dismissed because bf it; I think the commitment is stronger now." :'*/' At least it is in Beyer's case. He has shunned his coun-l try club upbringing and now lives In the Cass Corridor of the inner city of Detroit, where he works for such environmental causes as Greenpeace and the Green Al« liance. Boyer is also a, musician with local rock bands The Blanks and Angry Red Planet. They do benefits for lo- cal theater groups and dance companies. ' i Please turn to Page 6 V^ £• SV # K;V^ .22 .-vyi S6.1*-

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Warp Factor Karlos Barney Jpr «4* in the right places h^-\ By Iris 8*nd*rson Jones this year I notice the first ski pack­ contributing travel editor age from the United States to the Caucasus Mountains. It is called Ski Last week we talked about skiing Glasnost and is available' through In Michigan, tf your love of snow is your travel agent-or from STI Inc. combined with Itchy feet, you.mlght' Call toll-free ^600)-225-2780. want to consider packing your ski ^boots of ^to Other destination^,. _il._. COLORADO HAS always been the_ . My new copy of the White Book of big out-of-state ski area for Michi­ Ski Areas lists 700 ski areas In the gan snow lovers. One of the United States and Canada. To give highlights this year Is the 1989 World you some Idea bf where they are: .Alpine Ski Championships to be held more than 100 pages contain listings at Vail and Beaver Creek Jan. 29 to of ski resorts in the western states, Fcb;i8. - :- especially Colorado; the same num­ This biennial gathering of the ber In the northeast, especially in world's top amateur skiers Includes .New.England; 4S pages In the North. la-men,'* and,women's competitions Central area, almost half of them In over a 16-day span. More than 500 Michigan; 14 in the south; andL43 In 4thletes and coaches from 50 nations Canada. . . .. „ will be there'The last time this You can also ski all over Europe^ much excitement was generated by and In places as remote as Japan amateur skiing in Colorado was and the Soviet Union. when the tforld Championships were V* 'v. •<•' The Japanese siarteb! skiing in held in Aspen In 1W0. . earnest after the 1872 Winter Olym­ tf you are a Club Med fan, you pics In Sapporo; now 10 million peo­ should also remember that there is a ple, or some one-slith of their popu- ski club at Copper Mountain in Col- "Sorry about the power failure, but don't worry laUon.-hlt the slopes every.yearl Snow-covered mountains Is Just one of the sights skiers art 1 j'vegotb^loi^uipmentV- . - i> The Soviets have always skied, but - Please turn to Page 4 treated to at Kllllngton, Vt.

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T New films for. :89 w'ohlt.'.t* along for-'.a" week or two,; but the Detroit Film Theatre at the DM '.Opens its 15th season with a very • special event, the re-release of Louis Mallei "Murmur of the Heart.'.' I . This brilliant 1971 comedy about a. teenage boy coming of age-will be released around the country In Fe>- ruary,.but the DFT has a special pre- Lea Massari release exhibition In celebration of their 15th anniversary. Grading the movies and Benoit -Musical score by is Charlie Par­ A + Top marks-sure to please Ferreux star a$ ker; add the film tuns 116 minutes. It mother and will be shown at 7ahd 9:30 p.m. Fri­ A .Close behind •-exceljent son in Louis days and Saturdays, and 1, 4 and 7 Malle's "Mur­ ^p.m. Sundays Jan. 6-15 at the Detroit A- Still in running for top honors mur of the Institute of Arts, Woodward at Kir- Heart." by, Detroit. ,,: \ B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect In coming weeks,: the DFT will B Good skull with a bizzare past, Slick, glib production gets lost feature the acclaimed Danish film,' trying for high-concept, hi-tech look "PeUe the Conqueror," "Voices of B- Good but notable deficiencies « "Land Before Time" (A) (G) 75 in an old-fashioned, hard-boiled de­ Sarafina," "Women on the Verge of a minutes. tective story. Retired drug dealer, Nervouar^BreakdQwn," "Salaam C+Just a cut above average —Touching story of a group of young Dale McKussic (Mel Gibson), and Bombay" and "Hotel; Terminus: The dinosaurs and their Journey to the best friend, Lt. Nick Frescia (Kurt Life and Times of Klaus Barbie." C Mediocre promised land;Excellent animation Russell) of L.A. Narcotics Squad, Malle film sees life Departing from their, traditional combined with toany heart-warming tangle over beautiful restaurateur, format, these excepional films will C- Not so hot and slipping fast. scenes make this, film great enters Jo Ann Vallenarl (Michelle Pfelffer). play for two weekends. Watch for Df The very best of the poor stuff tainment for ail ages. There's also a big shipment of drugs, details. Reviewed by Fred Baker. lots of money, the shadowy Carlos, a in its tfomie aspect ,: Mexican policeman, Commandante D .P00r> f-;;--/•:' 77;. When Louis Malle's "Murmur spa where he to recovering from STILL PLAYING: / '"My Stepmother Is an Allen" Escalante (Raul Julia), and an un­ . D-' ttQ^nlgetimjchvvorse pleasant, bumbling drug enforce­ of the Heart" was released in scarlet fever. (B+)(PG-13)108;mlnutes. 1971.it was expected to generate The story, set in 1954, also re- about mishandled rape cases Martin only seems to bumble Danny DeVito,to super-funny. Ar­ "Murmur of the Heart" was the is too long and slow to be effective. through the game of parting rich "Mystic Pizta" (A) (R) 102 min­ nold Schwarzenegger ain't bad ei­ mish with French censors, who Rape scene is particularly horrible. women from their money. Despite. utes. ^ ther in this happy, but improbable recommended the movie be total/, first original screenplay ly banned and later relented to conceived and entirely written by Reviewed by Kim.Brown, -, the obvious twists and turns as the Warm, wonderful comedy about story — do you believe they're Malle. He later admitted that two out-manuever one' another, the three, young women dealing with twins? Well, they are and the film to letting lt be shown to only those 18 years and older, the picture much of the film was based on his "CtUd'iPlay"(B-)Oty film is polished and funny with very life's unpredictable experiences in a marred only by occasional slow pac­ own adolescence — he bad a few slow moments.. pizza restaurant where they work, ing arftkan unconvincing villain who was acclaimed ratherJhan con­ Horror story about a mother who demned. heart murmur-at-age 14 and his buysi possessed doll for son's birth­ 'sharing the joys and pain of love and to out orstep with the rest of the brothers took him to a prostitute "Ernest ^aves Christmas" (C+) friendship. Reviewed by Kathy movie. • f It was a hit at the Cannes, New day. Plot is a bit corny at times, but York and San Francisco Film at 14¼. However, he was quick to film makes up fof.it with great spe­ (PG). • • Guyor. point out that the incest incident "Working-Girl" (B) (R) 115 min­ Festivals and critics lauded it as cial effects and unintentional bumdr. Jim Varney has the role of a life­ "a richly comic, touching and in? was not autobiographical. Reviewed by Fred Baker. time in "Ernest" and is wisely trying "Naked Gun" (D) (PG-13) 90 min­ utes. The film stars Lea Massari as to make it pay while the market is utes. Tess McGill (Melanle Griffiths) - ctolve portrait of a young man's finds a few obstacles on the road to maturing." (Variety's Paris cor­ Clara—the mother, and Benoit '["CocodoTThV Return*' (B-) (PG) hot This timeout there are consist­ • Obviously. David Zucker doesn't respondent "Mosk") Fereux as Laurent, with Daniel 115. minutes. ent, but predictable, chuckles and a know the difference between come­ success in big business. After boss "Murmur of. the Heart" to.th e Gelin and Marc Winocourt as his Highly unlikely, overly sentimen­ very earnest Douglas Seale ^s Santa dy and.mugging. Satire takes-more (Slgourney Weaver) steals her ideas, older brothers Marc and Thomas. tal — bordering on the dippy — but Claus in search of a replacements than repetition of cliches so miss this Tess grabs them back and collects story of 15-year-old Laurent Che­ an age when kids flock to see a man- < childish, overly broad farce, which Sigourney's boyfriend, Jack Trainor valier's coming of age and his "Murmur of the Heart" opens pleasant. enough family entertain­ first experiences with sexuality, the Detroit Film Theater's 15th ment for the holiday season as all stop bleeding by exploding gunpowd­ never gets off the ground. -f (Harrison Ford),.in the process. Well- er In the wound, VEraest Saves written, nicely acted and occasional­ first with his mother and later year at the Detroit Institute of the old gang are back to save a eo-. with a young patient at a health Arts with English subtitles. coon-being. \ .7,"','' Christmas" is a refreshing change. "Oliver and Company" (A) (G) 70 ly humorous story of the little person Ernest P. Worrell is what we used to : minutes. • \ beating the system. Reviewed by "Crowing pelancy" (A) (PG) 95 call good, clean fun. Knowbatimean, Wide range of voices — Billy Joel, Kathy Guyor. minutes. ^ . ' "'•- •'- "'•— yern? Reviewed bytSusan Fine- Bette Midler and Cheech-Marin, for . Isabella' "Lay? Grossman' (Arny—ham. example — place this film with the lrvtog> is a liberated young New best of Walt Disney animation. It's Yorker with her^e on author Anton ''Everybody's; All American" (A-) sensitive, heart-warming and enter­ Maes (Jeroen Krabbe); But never (R) 127 minutes. ? taining with good music to boot. Re- GET ON THE RIGHT TRACK mind that modern stuff, Grandma , In the best sense, a fine, sentimen­ viewed by Patrick Harris. Ida (Relzl Bozyk) hires matchmaker tal, nostalglclook at a quarter centu­ with the Hannah Mandlebaum (Sylvia Miles) ry (195&-198U of America, centering - "Rain Man" (A+)(R) 130 minutes. to arrange things with Sam the pic- on a Louisiana football hero, the Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman kleraah. Don't worry about true love, "Grey Ghost" (Dennis Quald), his star as brothers — one a fast-talking it takes care of itself and this is a sweetheart, the "Magnolia Queen" sports car salesman, the other an au­ ©teter & fetentr it charming comedy. V \ (Jessica Lange); and_hto scholarly tistic savant. Cruise looks young nephew (Timothy Hutton). The intri­ again, he's ditched the unseemly fat NEWSPAPERS "A Cry la the Dark"(C+) (PG-13) cacies of their relationships and so- that slowed him down in "Cocktail." 120minutes.; - ,; V ciarchTnge in that period are nicely More important, however, he dem­ CROSS-COUNTRY jjndy and Michael Chamberlin ; blended. Excellent acting carries onstrates forcibly that he can act. ; Meryl Streep • and Sam Neil!) are this long film past and We all knew Hoffman could and to­ camping in , Australia's Northern '•;•shoul d cause 'a lot of sighs for the gether they present a sometimes SKI SCHOOL! Territory with their three children good old days. tsad, sometimes funny, but always shenJbebaby to killed. by_a_ wild^. Jouching-S tory..of .twjQ_very_diveree . dog. But police mania and public "HeUbound - Hellralier^ (R). characters who become brothers In hysteria lead to Lindy's indictment - A cast of unknowns in torment and- every sense.- andconviction for; the child's Tnur- terror. Do you wonder why I skipped: der. It doesn't matter.that this story tie screening? -;' ~ "Scrooged^-(B+) (PG-13) 90 min­ to true because the film falls to con­ utes. vince us that such an incredible sto- , "I'm Gonna Get You Sacka" (C+) Get in the holiday spirit and try ry occurred, The police motivation (R) 85 minutes. this udated romp through Dlcken's In prosecvUng the case and the ten-- "The satire is not as swift nor as "Christmas. Carol" starring a very erative force for public hysteria are funny as "Hollywood Shuffle"," but It off-beat Bill Murray. He's the mod­ poorly depicted and not at all con­ to .rewarding that. Keenen Iyory ern-day Scrooge; Frank Cross, a tele­ vincing. Some Aussie accents are,r Wayins'was able to spin off from vision network executive who inaudible and camerawork leaves that film and do his own feature. doesn't know the meaning of nice." much, to be desired. Despite good Plot to send-up of a million "B" mov- Star-studded cast Includes Karen Al­ acting, the film to unpleasant with DO , le?LUiis UnSe from the Blacfrpolnt of len, Buddy Hacket, Mary Lo« Ret- redeeming quality, just a dippy hal-> •• view, but the pacing to too slow and ton, Robert Mitchum, Michael Pol­ Jelujah ending. much of the acting unconvincing. lard, Carol Kane,. John Foreythe and Bobcat Goldthwalt. ^\!S^JRa^8.&»«»drtto!L(BH-), L-i'Lalr of tbeWhite fform£(R).— (PG) 100 minutes. --. v Ken Russell's out there with the "Tequila Sunrise*" ~(C+) -(H) 115 MlchaeLCalne. to_syper^]ck as a_ .areheologtots.. uncovering a strange minutes. - Cross-country skiiog is a fun, exciting and healthful way to enjoy the outdoors this winter. You can learn to crosscountry ski at the Observer & Eccentric Ski School at several neighborhood locations In Oakland and Wayne Counties. Clinics begin Jewishhumor In January (weather permitting). • $12* Includes equipment rental and 1V2 hour ski lesson If you woUd like a sampling of Jewish humor — UoU for Hitler" production number, couples broad farce as a '6* (with your own equipment) lywbod styfc ^- then circle Jan. 8, 15 and 29 on your defense mecKimlsm with a representation of Nazi ob­ 'Non-resident fees may be higher calendar, Tbo«« are the dates for the seventh annual scenities as totally absurd, Greenberg said. - Due Jo limited space availability, pro-registration Is required. For complete Adat Shalom Jewtoh Film Seriea. registration Information, call any nearby site listed below, Monday through Friday, The teri*, which highlights Jewish humor In the THE PROGRAM concludes at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29,, at least'bhe week iri advance of lesson. " . movks, will feature "The FT»CO Kid," "The Producers" with "Play It Again, Sam," starring Woody .Allen and : and "Play It Again, Sam," with commentary by DlaneKeatoh. " ' Observer & Eccentric Cross Country Ski School locations: Obeservef "It Eccentric movie critic Dan Greenberg.> . This 1972 film Is an adaptation of Allen's own play The movlet will be shown at the Adat Shalom Syria-, about a film buff, coached by the ghost of Humphrey- ADDI80N OAK8 COUNTY PARK INDEPENDENCE OAK8 gogoe In Farmlngton Hftls.-' Bogart In fumbling attempts to meet a woman after his 1480 West Romeo Road dOUNTYPARK Released in. 1979,/'The Frisco Kid" pairs up Gene wife dlvofces-him. Oxford, Ml 48051 c/o Oakland County Parks & Recreation rr and garrison Ford in an offbeat story of a naive The film shows a modem Jewish intellectual, search- 693-2432 <>. 9501 SashabawRoad h rabbi, who develops a friendship with a young ingfor a place in society* and using self-4eprccatlng \ 1 !J Clarkston.MI48016 ' robber while crossing the United States in 1850, laughter as his vehicle for survival, Greenberg said.'; E BEECH WOOD8 623-0677 The film, which will be shown at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jari. •I--: If. 8, shows that there Is V workable middle ground be­ . THE SERIES tosponsore d by the Adat Shalom Syno- RECREATION CENTER tween heritage and necessity, Greenberg said; gogue's Adult Study Committee. Greenberg, who ar­ c/oSouth(ieldParks & Recreation '<£ MAYBURY 8TATE PARK w 22200 Beech Road to c/o Norfhvilfe Community Recreation •*.» ranged the program and will introduce the movies, Is a y THE FILM series conUaoet at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15, member of the commute*. •'. ,-\-:'••'-':•'.•* $oulhfield,Ml48Q34 . W& 303 West Main Street with 't* P^i*^,'' stsjrii«Xfci* Wilder and Zsro Greenberg teaches film courses at Oakland Commu­ 354-9603 ,'. Northvllie, Ml 48167. nity College and writes tho O it E's weekly, movie guide 349-0203 This 1944 film to about a bard-lock Broadway pro- in the Street Scene section, lie also appears on "Arts In HERITAGE PARK WARREN VALLEY GOLF COURSE ducer (Mostel) who coos a meek accountant (Wilder) Review," a' weekly OCC-Tv production, aire He. Adat Shalom Synagogue to at 29901 Mlddlebelt. 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• TAWJENTMAAGt • / •'. '.:: '.^, V \ Tanjent Iniage w\l\ perform on Tues^ •'' day, Jan. 3, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For more Information, call »9fc8565.' ~ ''.'.j...:..T—~~Z

• YOUNOCAUCA8ION8 ', Young Caucasions will; perform on Wednesday, Jan, 4, at Ihe Blind Pig,. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor.' For more Informa­ tion, caU «96-8555. •','= '.'.' • JUICE • ; ; Juice,wiH perform on Thursday, Jan. 5, v~ 6 at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First; Ana Arbor.' •= For more information, call ¢56-8555.

• THrOENEJUlS The Generals,;Tbe Gear and Bothera* , lions will appear Fridayr Jan: «; at the . Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Caniff, off 1-75, For more, information, call 865-9760. '

• BIM 8KALA BIM Bim Skala Bim will perform^ on Fri- • day, Jan. 6, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, . Ann Arbor. For more Information, call 996-8555- • NEW LOGIC • v New Logic will perform with Y.B. Shy on Saturday, Jan. 7, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Canlff.off I-7> For more in-: formation, call 365-9760/ ~l~r" ~i

• MITCH RYDER Mitch Ryder will perform two shows ,- on Saturday, Jan. 7, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. Show times are 8.,l pm and 11 p.m. Tickets are 110 In ad-;. vance. For more information, call 99&-'\' 8555. ';V

• ORANGE B0UGHIE8 IV Orange Roughles will perform on Mon­ day, Jan. 9, at Ricky American Cafe, 611— . -') Church,rAnn Arbor. For more informa-.,. .•I tiob, cali 996-2747. •,'i Private Drive members Include Kralg Catton (left), John Latini, Kurt Wolak and Bill Wynne. COLLEGE -^1 -/11-. Here are the top songs receiving air-.*'/ play on WORB-FM 90.8. campus radlt \>\; station of Oakland Community College it':-; •'. On a roll Farmlngton Hills. .'f,/_ i. "Teenage Riot," SoflicYotth. * 2. "Silver & Cold," U2. <• 8. "2541," Grant Hart. ^, Private Drive: A smooth road of musical diversity 4. "Just Likei Arcadia," Psychic TV. - 5. "StlgmaU/.'Minlsfiyi-"'- * 1 6. "Valentine's Day," Billy Bragg. By Larry O'Connor Wolak is Dr. Keyboard Knowledge. His experience 7. "Do it," Henry Rollins. ' staff writer ranges from classical piano to playing keyboards in a 8. "Don't Know Why," Level 42. ':, hard rock band. 9. "Channel Zero^Pftblic Enemy. With Private Drive, the pin wavers all over the musical "More than any other instrumentation, the keyboardist spectrum and never finds a spot. has to be veryjiiverse in what he can put in," said Wolak, 10. "Dreams For Real," City of Love.. ;i I - This bacuUs tough to nail down. Listening to the four- sounding very, clinical. "Sometimes he just sits In the member group Invokes a lot of images. One can.bear a background and puts very light pads like strings, horns little Steely Dan, a dash of Elvis Costello, a smattering of and stuff like that. In our music, I use very natural sound­ CLASSICAL blues and a pinch of pop rock ala Little Feat. Private ing stuff. ' . «.••'.'-'• " Here are Dick Wallace's most request- ;• Drive is 411 of those things, then none of them. "We kind of live by the adage that one of the best musi­ ed classical hits on WQRS-FM. . s Yet instead of veering off- in different directions, on­ cal things you can have is nothing. Musical space, it stage Private Drive is a convoy of trucks heading fast -makes what you do play stand out more.": 1. "Octet," MewieUsokn. down the same laneT" Stand out Is what Private Drive does In live perfor­ 2. "SympiiooyNa 1," Berttwvesi. "Whatever music you're Into, the. band plays weULand mances. The music is appealing and quite danceable. In 8. "Symphony No. 4," Bnkms. we communicate with one another," said Kurt^Wolak, the studio, the band is trying to find the middle ground 4. "CandleUght Carol,"-R«tter. who is keyboard player. "People can appreciate that." between the energy they generate onstage and well-pro­ 5. "Horn Concerto No. 2," Moiart First, a little Introduction is in order. Private Drive is a duced recordings. 6. "Piano Quintet,'! Dvofak. . toned-down version of a previous outfit called The 7. "Light Calvary Overture," Sflppe'. Phones. A six-member band, The Phones performed to­ Latini provides the band's "street-smart" edge. His IF ANYONE can pull it off, it's Private Drive. Band 8. "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1," UsxC gether for a number of years~ln the Ann Arbor area and "New Yawker"-flavored vocals serve as a perfect vehicle members appear quite committed to what they're doing. 9. "American Salute," Go«M. . ' 11 10."CanoainD,"Pacfcelbel. included four of the present Private Drive players. for songs about everyday life. Even the. circumstances surrounding their formation : i Members of Private Drive include a self-taught guitar­ "You have to realize with John's voice, we're not going shows a group of people willing to working together-. ist turned bassist named Kralg Catton, a raspy-voiced to be doing Johnny Mathis covers," Wolak said. •Latini recalls hearing music through an open window lead singer named John Latini (a.k.a. Johnny Jones), a If anything/Latinl's voice gives Private Drive a sort of across the street COUNTRY classically trained pianist and keyboardist, Kurt Wolak, blues edge: Latini further enhanced that theory at a re­ "As I was leaving the house, I heard those guys. I re­ and a drummer who's performed before Presidents cent performance at Sully's in Dearborn with his left- Here are the top 10 songs receiving air- \\ member standing by the car saying, 'Wow those guys are playonWWWW-FM. - 'j Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford, Bill Wynne. handed guitar style, weaving through bluesy covers like hot,'" Latini said. "I was standing out there shuffling my "Route 66." feet thinking, "How can I make an introduction?' So I l.'TJespcralely.'jDooWmUiM. / CHALKING UP thelrdays with The Phones as a learn­ The guitar licks of The Allman Brothers and Eric Clap­ 2."Deeper Than the Holler," RaaaV went up to. the window and said, 'You guys sound great.' ; ing experience, Private^Wve has recently staked out to ton have apparently left their mark. You can't get any more forward than that." Travis. -'f -v' '- •' claim a name for Itself in area music circles. The move Is 3. "Change of Heart," TteJaMs. '•:•; a calculated'pne. "THERE WERE these rock bands playing the blues Catton and Wolak were providing the music. They also 4. 'Tve Been Lookln'," Nitty Gritty Dirt ' Before venturing out Into the club circuit, Private when I was learning the guitar," Latini said. "I stayed provided a band of friendship and invited Latini in to join Band. Drive spent countless hours holed up in the studio and in down in the basement in Queens and would solo to the the fray. ' 5. "That Old Wheel,'! Has* Winiams Jr./ - their basement, honing the songs they play near perfec­ Instead of learning the chords. That's not the most Together, they have moved forward.without conscious­ JohaayCua. '-.:'.' • tion. The idea Is to hit the college radio market "with a disciplined way to learo. ly jumping on one musical style.... '•- /^ 6. "If You Ain't' Loyin'tYou Ain't LtvhV)," ' good recording and then draw on the following that might 'Wben You Say Nothing at All," Kelt* provided by the Queens, N.Y.,-ralsed lead singet, whose by Wolak. The band is able to add a keyboard sound with­ Private Drive urill perform on Monday, Jan. 9, at WWiky. :' graveled voice is a natural in the haze of a nightclub out sounding like a g|udy version of Happy Kine and the tfie,Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For more in­ 9. "Mama Knows," Ss*us*»k setting. Merth Makers, :^ formation, call 996-8555. , 10. "All the Reasons Why," Hlgkway Ml.: - REVIEWS lAMAKURIOUS THE BJG PICTURE GREATIST HITS ORANJ — Brbken Yoyo VOi-S;1&2^ il

-^TTieFaii . There are a lot of things to like — RayCharles about the.Royal Oak-based outfit Broken Yoyo. They show an unlimit-' Indeed, the man is a genius. But The post punk era has~provided us ed source of energy, Intelligent and a lot in terms of new musical expres­ more than that, Ray Charles is an Well-written lyrics along with some American treasure. sion. Does anyone care to remember flhe musicianship. . . A Flock of Seagulls? . Rhino Records has done an excel­ lent job of -chronicling Charles' ca­ But when you're talking* good 'But, ah, capturing that all on vinyl is often a difficult task. Apparently, reer as one of the greatest artists of bands of post punk times, The Fall our time. Volume One documents says it all. This English band has de­ thit appears to be the case for Bro- a musical odysaey and then lets you keh Yoyo whose "The Big Picture" Charles musical journey from 1W5 fined and refined It without being to 1M7, touching upon everything confined. "I Am Kurlous Oranj" out at the end with your hearing and (Fiasco Records) Is eveii too missive stomach Intact YOJJ want more. for'them to capture effectively at from blues, jaxs, roadhouae rhythm (Beggars Banquet) Is testament to ; These progressive rockers do have- and blues, gospef, coontry aad pop that. The sound Is basic; really. The Umes. : ../ _ovcrture_from "I Am a Curious thelr moments, however. The lotros- Volume Two captures his mask: Those who feel the-post punk era- The height, of the Broken Yoyo -pectlve dreamscape quality of between the yean of 1M0 aad mi. has produced nothing but..syn­ Orange," a ballet based on the life of musical euphoria is a big, brassy "Dairy" U a highlight as are the William of Orange (who sent King And the hits are all here/ The drifter the ttmcic. sacs as pop and thesized ooze and whacked out hair­ 'souad featuring a wide variety of In- rsearing guitar-lines produced by anthem of "Hit the Road Jack," the cuts might bo inclined to checkout James II packing in the 16th Centu­ strt ments (trumpet, flugelborn, key- • and lasve hai tradsanark wMft ry) is case and point The guitar Mike MercaUnte to the jumpy "One sad "Bom to Lose," the ode to pover­ The Fall's offering here. boards and saxophone to name a fochLeft" ItoaaUy OtatdraadMioaa work of Brix Smith on this Is stun­ ty "Bwted^and-0» iatxy "Uncaata Doal bssam It? Lawaa tt>' Musical styles vary on this album, few . Instead of trying to use these My Heart" can all be fovnd on Vol­ Ska can be heard in the number ning while very understated. elen tents u textures, there is a tend* -i-'The Big Picture" and "Brave ce the BaaattfaT aad tf that • Then there Is Uw matter of Mark Enough to Think" also carry their ume One. leave yva aatrtatJc, than yea making light of the Catholic-Protes­ eno'to fire all guns at once. Volume Two features Chark« at tant struggle injurious Oranj" E. Smith's lyrics and vocals! A* .*, weight ag. daitce-oriented' nwnbera My ha«e a rai aaaar tha had. singer0 (???), many third-string As a result,"The Big Picture" with thumping bass lines. his piano-playing best with data** A asce feats*-* to tat* while "Cab It Up" features the band tike "Georgia on My MiMi' aad in the role of upbeat pop rockers. All; rappers are better. But his self-im­ nev^r seems to settle in a particular roilecttoa B th* Baar aet posed Irony comes'through on many groove. Once you get comfortable Deservedly so, this band has "Take These Chains from My Heart' the story baaaad each sassi. Far hv of the music hero is appealing. along with For Instance the opening track, tunes with the way he twists and ma* wltl one number, the next one jump* earned a reputation as erne of the -ITaat^ 11^ (whsnh » a nlpulates the lyrics. For example on the jacks and goes In another direc­ more Innovative poops on the local like "Hide 'Nor Hair " The Mr* track oa VoaaawO**)! "Big Prlni," is sparse musically and collection also leads some lyrically. Yet the seductive guitar "Jerusalem," Mark E. Smith opines tion scene. Ure, this band's forte Is com­ about ripping the side of Us bead on bining other artfonm (theater and of why^Charles ts the stgead that ha 8 work-of Craig Scanlon and Brix has becotne, Smith (wife of le^d singer,Mark E. a piece of brick. 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'Z . • , » - ' prises, wULbe offering, astrology classes beginning in ;_„ -j, • • . . '•-•-* < mid-January. For information, call her at 464-1691. LEO (July 24-Aug: 23): The romance you had going with SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21): The waterfall pf .chal­ As for nowiher^sa glimpse at your future. the planets is waning. It's time for some serious growth. lenges and surprises of the last seven years'Is slowing down Look for job or residential changes as there are' new faces on to a trickle. You can rest easier now. The emphasis In 1989 AWES (March^l-April 19): the self-starter of tbe'jZodlac your horizons. Power struggles are due for those born be­ seems to lie on material resources. Look for rewards and may consldervsome career Changes this comingiyear. This is tween July 31 and Aug. 10. Some Leos may be'drawn to recognition'only If you laid a solid foundation. Relationships true for those born March 21 through %1. Aries, ingenefal, original and independent efforts, such as writing, art or may require some compromises. The early fall may find you however, may look for recognition and/or job enhance­ other creative activities, while others may discover your making changes as you set new goals for yourself, suci as ments. Indicators are also taking place in the joint money ability to be pragmatic in business related matters; You con­ leaving old groups and organizations and joining new ones. _ department, such TU taxes, Insurance and/or inheritance. • tinue to gain recognition for your efforts, but you may^tart Look for old friends leaving your life as new ones join your getting bored with your job. Find something you really want •CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):, Changes, responsibilities \ circle. Family will play an important role as you mend fenc­ todo. »•-•*.-• and a greatdealof patience will test your endurance; You •-' •-. es. Your physical body needs^ttentioiirTime-to start devel- ~— - ^—, •• •-- ...--•>-.. ^- are a strong sign and should be able to handle this, but the oping some new dietary habits. VIRGO iAtig. 24-Sept 28): Good news Is on the horizon. real issue this year is having to let go of your need to be in Look to 1989 for relief and rewards. You have been on the control. Try to be objective as you encounter these sweeping TAURUS (April 2l-May 21): Your emphasis is to remain roller coaster of life. If it'hasn't been one thing, it's been changes along with delays and detours. Look for uneasiness open minded since you'll encounter new discoveries about another. However, there is a fly In the ointment The ques­ In the area of work and career. Don't get discouraged be- - , yourself. This is not the year to engage in power struggles in tion might be "do you know where your children are?" Fear cause when all is said and done, you will rise above it Many both intimate or casual relationships. Jupiter, the Santa not, because the next seven years the planets will surround of you will find your work progress is slow, just hang in Ciaus ok the Zodiac, leaves your sign in early March. You you with a veil of protection. The birthday Vlrgoe born be­ there because if you play your cards right and lay in that should have more money coming in this year, however, some tween Aug. 24 and Sept. 11 will experience the Improved solid foundation, your promotion is around the corner. of you may spend more then you receive. Just use good judg­ changes first Your job, business and relationships look ment. Taurus, a word to the wise — Be yourself and don't be brighter. Now come on Virgo, be of good cheer because you AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19): You are the sign of futuris- possessive or overprotective of loved ones. Let them grow at know you're not the easiest person to live with. Now you tic and forward thinking, and this year you may look to new their own pace. The end of 1989 should bring about a quality " don't have any excuses. innovative and creative adventures. Starting In March, yon change for you. are fortunate to nave the blessings of the planet Jupiter, LIBRA (Sept' 28-Oct 23): Security matters prevail, which should bring about some improvements in your finan­ GEMINI (May 22*June 21): Starting in March, you will be whether they be family, business of relationships. Just don't cial arena. If you were born between Feb. 1 and 6, look for ' the recipient of the beneflc planet Jupiter. And It is about confuse your priorities. You, the most diplomatic sign In the power struggles, restlessness and the desire to change jobs. time your luck starts changing. However, many of you have Zodiac, may find .yourself at a loss for words. It would be This could also be the year of tax audits or small litigations. started to feel the optimism in early December of last year ^ wise to decline, if President Bush seeks you out for an am- The month of August continuing through the end of 1989, - You have bad a Jong seven years of strife and sorrow. Make ~ , bassadorshlp. This is a time when outside factors may chal­ some of you may have ap excessive need to impress people, sure you pay all your bills and start putting away for a rainy lenge your actions as well as your words. Use this period to while others may have a difficulty adjusting id new success." day. The eclipse In February places emphasis on the home plan and program for the future and above «11^ be-patient The bottom line - excellent period to gain power, if this Is and its environment It's important you learn to develop Yes, this is a year of trial and error, but not defeat In health what you want your creative imagination and avoid any escapist tenden­ related matters, it would be wise to visit your doctor for that cies. Go out and get that job you either want or need. You checkup and review your diet Stress can be such a culprit PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20): Your fertile Imagination have been down for so long that you're apt to be a bit gun should produce some handsome dividends for you this year. -shy. Thffepportunities are ttfere — go get 'em, Tiger. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov.22): Your sensitivity will be show­ Take advantage of this opportune time. Joining new groups •:• ing. You will find yourself more caring and giving to those in or organizations are just 'the ticket for self-expressions. CANCER (June -22-July 23): Many Cancers have been set­ need of your time and efforts. The year 1989 continues to You're coming into a year of creative change, but more im­ ting new goals and establishing new life styles. This contln- bring changes and hard work as well as accomplishment portant, your power of concentration will never be better. ^ ues in-4989. It's Important that you take off the rose-colored The very early Scdrpios know what I'm talking about You Authority figures may seek you out for promotions or recog­ glasses because there are still a few pebbles ou the ground have been through it Many of you may look forward to nition for jobs well done. You may be the last sign of the which could trip you up. Relationshlps~have certainly not rewards and recognition. Your potentials are greater then ' Zodiac, but your first on the rung of the ladder. 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By Lorain* McCIUh to know about marketing." staff writer" I:* "The common problem. for adult inventors is that they firs) run to a •"<.•: If fads, could be predicted, every .\ lawyer — and what'do they know president of every toy company. In about . marketing?* • Hakuta said, the world would call hla board _to-. "Marketing will- sell the fad and gether. and start budgeting for the that's what I spell out In the book. . rtext Huia Hoop, the next Cabbage "The lawyer will sell:them a pat­ :Patch Doll or the next Trivial Purr ent and more often than not, that's rrotnffhtT76u^e«irThere"_ar^n*t— • i "But; it doesn't happen'that way; more than .one out of 10,000 that's !nobody is budgeting for a 1989 fad," good enough to steal.'', ..... j,- •. ,sajd Ken Hakuta,abetter kfldwtf aV> The Dr. Fad for kids asked his au­ Dr. Fad. ',There is ho, image fprrpu-; dience what were the most popular 3a. If there was; Everybody yjfbuld be " fads of today. The students respond­ vuslng it. Fads just .happen//- .¾ :¾ f-;: ed with- Nintendo, Jean Jackets, V .And Hakuta should know.:^;> *;:. : brand name shoes, skate boards, vi­ ; Dubbed Dr. Fad for his extensive, deo games and Barbie dolls. - . iworfrin helping individuals with fad' Fads, yes, but Hakut had a mes­ .•id^.'he.and Bejly James/minhejjof^ sage for the students. -the!-Slinky, are the only two persons. "Expand on those things," he said. vinutheUnited: States who have had, • "Think abo.ut them. Think about irSajor successful fadsand are still in what makes'them popular. Think i Melfad business. :-..:¾ : ; about inventing something you want jvtfakuta's'own success In the fad that nobody has^ Invented yet. Jaiftt fortune world came with.the "If you want to invent a fad, make ; jWafcky Wallwalker. •—' that an everyday creative exercise." -•< '(% Ue was introduced to the sticky And If that creative exercise is - libber , octopus-like figure, that, fruitful, Hakuta would like to show it ," Cv^en thrown against a wall, walks on his Dr. Fad Show. .. : ^OAvn it, when a couple of them were The Dr. Fad Show was created by ^ent as a gift to his children from his. Children's Television Workshop — "•. fparenls in Japan. At the time the toy . "the same people whocreatedSesa- - IWas called a "taco," the Japanese me Street, which sort of speaks for ; Jword for octopus. " itself' — and is aired at 6:30 a.m. - >" Hakuta is a marketer by profes- Saturdays on WDIV-TV, Channel 4. ." slpn, not an inventor. He marketed #}J toy with Its new name here. YOUNG'FAD inventors are invit- : <\tt was doing all right — "just so-so ed to send their name, address, ~ '•oyer the counter," when newscaster phone number, a picture and de- - 'Dan Rather, who was looking for a scription of their creations to Dr. • light-hearted, two-minute segment Fad, Box 11777, Washington, DC.:: • TWO MINUTES on CBS evening with the best inventions will be Invit- I lie'ws and 17 million were sold in two ed — all expenses paid — to be on :* weeks," Hakuta said. * the show." < ~ . More facTfortune was poured upon As with his fads, Hakuta is con- - him when Kellogg used the Wacky vinced "the Dr. Fad Show will go; " Wallwalker as a give-away In its ce­ the Dr. Fad Show will make'lt" And : real boxes. if it doesn't make it big on commer- : ' ^'Something clicked, that was all," cial television "well go to" public- he said. "You*could get two minutes broadcasting, because It is a creative "• on a national prime time television stimulus for kids^he-best-w^'ve t show and nothing would happen. The got," Hakuta said. media experts don't know how to do As for fads, Hakuta showed a few - it/ The toy companies don't know of the inventions that either had - how to do it. It just happens. been or will be shown on his show — _ "Who would ever have believed * >'. a miniature couch potato for chil-.: every other home in America would dren only, with a secret compart- ; have a Pet Rock?" ' _ -ment for hiding candy to be eaten .There are two Dr. Fads, according under the covers after lights otit, and .* to" Hakuta — the Dr. Fad for adults a mask for bubble gum chewere so . and the Dr. Fad for kids. And when it large bubbles of gum would adhere , comes to fads, he "lean towards the to the mask and not to the face. kids." • J)r. Fad also had a few more im- ~' Hakuta has been conducting "The aginative examples: Qreat American Children's Fad • An 11-year-old girl invented a Search" and. recently stopped at shoe-boot. The boot was made into a Vandenburg Elementary School in shoe or4heshoe into a boot with the ; SiHilbiield as part of his nation-wide use of a zipper around the ankle that • tour. He had a message for bis 6- to detached or connected the two piec­ 1^-year-old audience.' es. -,.- v'l'm looking for the most fun, the • -A 12-year-old girl Invented a zanlest, the wildest inventions I can dog collar, so her dog wouldn't get find," he said. "I want to know Just lost when he went out at night The how creative you can be." collar is circled with tiny twinkling Hakuta Is convinced that children lighTk are uninhibited "and open-minded, while adults have been conditioned e ONE CHILD made a shirt for to accept limitations. handicapped youngsters. The shirt "Once you get a childto rely on his appears to have been buttoned down imagination, who J(ndwVwbat he'll the front, but the front is closed with ~ be capable of creating," he said. Velcro. 'Hakuta predicts thaTHkom his • One child made a briefcase. school, radio, and^teIevision>appear- : seat for his father who never could - - - ances, together with his just-pub­ get a seat on a commuter train. Four lished book by William Morrow poles are inserted into two sides of "How to Create Your Own Fad and the case that can be removed and at­ -Make a-Million Dollars" and his tached to the case to make a seat. newly-launched "Dr. Fad" , he'll receive 1,000 wild -and • A six-year-old invented a card ,: wacky inventions from children Jn bolder for games she wanted to play the metro area, that required holding too many cards- for her small hands. \ THE LAST TIME Hakuta was in Detroit was in January, 1987, when "And don't forget fads can be rev he headed up "Fad Fair," a national invented," Hakuta told bis audience. showcase for inventors with fad ide-: "Someone put a board on one skate as which drew about 16,000 visitors. 1 and the skateboard was born. Then FV^OYBW^/Wtrtp^oortphw someone put plastic wheels on a1 ; :Hakuta's book Is Written for adults Ken Hakuta has a hard time deciding which, bear he likes best, bear disappears inside the white bear-end vice'versa. The board and the skateboard had a re­ ^nd contains "everything(they want but that's not a problem. With a push and a shove, the brown brown bear/white b«ar was invented by a child. birth." . '80s activism Continued from Page 1 more," he said later.' /We know The band's song content is honed Farrell lived In Japan for a while more about dloxlns, PCBji^ahd;con^ by Objectlvismi a philosophy and has traveled around the world. But Issues regarding the environ­ tamlnanta . . . Today's^Tradl^at'ls- "^pbu^ed l)y _weU-xl^wnauthOr_Ayir~ She noticed how people " abroad ment really get him rolling. He's more educated." '; • - • ;,;,' v^ Rand. The main thrust touts the vir­ seemed to be more politically aware. been Involved in demonstrations at tues of capitalism. Figure 4 pounds the new trash incinerator la Detroit. \ JEFFERSON SHOEMAKER^ Of it home in anthemlc fashion in heavy FARRELL FINDS the amount of . Compared to the people he grew doses Of loud rock and roll. 'up with In Birmingham, Boyer is Troy might agree; But that's proba­ Indifference In this country among 4 bly the Only thing he'd see eye/tOHiye young people distressing. \ -definitely a shade different. The kids ; onwlthBoyer. ; ; ;r ' '.- ^ QAYLE FARRELL'8 form of, pro­ "I think it's kind of a sad thing," i'he-went to school with are now in test is much quieter. The Bloomfleld - hlgh-pSying Jobs. He lives on f 100a --. The Reagan Revolution has bred a she said. "We're living in Reagan's - new sort of radical. Shoemaker pro­ Hills native is a letter writer for America where people are more In­ /week in the inner city, a far cry from Amnesty International, a non--poUU-^ the. material suburban world he de- tests, not with slt-lnsrbut with mu­ terested in their own nest egg, get­ ; sic. .-: v,'.\V,-.>'5-;;;' cal, non-partisan group dedicated to ting their nice car and their M.B.A. :UStf,:,-?'- ';':•. freeing political prisoners of con- instead of writing a letter for * polit­ ; 4<4^a*^ disgusted with , Shoemak|ir^ is lead singer and scledce.;.....'-.'',-.^.-^.-.,-...-'_;. ..-.4.-,:: ical prisonerr-— -—-^-- ~\ wngwri^ln;the wk androU band, : : it at i fa early age," Boyer said, Farrell read an article In Reader's Boyer and Shoemaker echo simi­ VThey° value how you, look In subwv Figuresl$t musfc they play is re­ lar, sentiments, Indifference by peo­ action td; today's steady stream of Digest when she was a senior at Oak­ ban Culture, which goes; band-lrvhand land University and decided to join. ple in general bugs them. with basing your success totally on - pop consciousness by a rtists like Boyer believes TV pacifies people, financial gain." ;l: ': Bruce Springsteen, John Cougar Members of Amnesty Internation-. saying that few homes in the Cass Mellencamp and U2,and Bono (or al try to Write three or four letters a Corridor area have them. TODAY'S RADICAL has a tougher - "Bono Bonehead," as Shoemaker re­ v month to governments around the "I'd rather have a debate with go of it than those of the 1980s, fers tohim). worjd, asking them to release those. some fascist, waving a sign for cen­ Boyer said. Fewer people a.re Willing people Imprisoned for their beliefs. to make the commitment he has. - ' "All you hear musicians' singing sorship, than Just someone melting . about is how bad It is in El Salva­ The group also has monthly meet­ In front of the TV,", he said. Also, there is not one major issue dor," Shoemaker said. "You don't ings, where they work on cases re­ "Those people areimore upsetting to rally together on, like the Viet­ hear about the Misklto Indians or the quiring immediate attention. Farrell to me than those people who are nam War. Sandinista farmers who've had to finds It quite rewarding. committed to an idea that I don't "For ope, the media is less sympa­ move. It's a great marketing ploy — agree with," Shoemaker said. "As thetic to our issues," Boyer said. the peace thing. It sells. -"It helps me keep my perspec­ long as they have their six-pack of Bill Beyer, i7, has shunned hie Birmingham lifestyle to live In "And corporate control over the me­ tive," said Farrell, 17, who is a 1979 beer, roast beef sandwich and can the Csss Corridor of Detroit's Inner-clty where he works for dia has increased. . . "What I can't sUftd, Is that'If you graduate of Bloomfleld tahaer High watch the football game on Sunday, •tich environmental cause* a* Greenpeace and the Green Alli­ ^e're different than the '60s rad­ oppose these people, you're automat­ School. "1 like having a global per- they're happy, That s fine, but don't ance. ical in that we do our homework ically labeUd a warmonger." .spectlve..," •;'• dragmedownwithyoV. * v :,,,^. A. l V ••;;- -;-—^ 1 f':™— n*u v; S ' .-k-. sAds^s^isias^Bsssis^sAassihssi^aiB^ilssHwMl^^ SMI atflhtaUli