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Vacation breaks Two local organizations are planning special programs and activities for youngsters during; the two-week Winter vacation period, which starts : Observer special projectyStc0em^ today (Monday) and will continue through Sun­ "Changing Currents," a special papers won in the nationwide contest for commu­ best entertainment/lifestyle section. ... day, Jan. 5. section published last May by the nity journalism. .'•'•.• Graves also took first place for best graphic art­ The Wayne-Westland Family YMCA will agahV Observer & Eccentric Newspapers The reporting and photographic team that work in two different circulation categories - -* offer ite'wihter day camp those two weeks, pro­ outlining area efforts to clean up worked on the award-winning section included ,\ Class A, Canton Observer, and Glass D, the Taste; viding a variety of games, swimming and crafts the Rouge River, has won first Tim Richard, Hugh Gallagher, Casey Hans, Beth section, which appears in. the Observer & EccciH from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, not counting place for environmental coverage Sundrla Jachman, Margaret O'Brien, Bill trie Newspapers. '** Christmas Day and New Year's Day. in the Suburban Newspapers of Coutant, Joe Bauman, Jim Jagdfeld, Stephen There will also be field trips, games and winter America 1996 editorial contest. Cantrell and Craig Broil. The project was led by. . Brad Emons, sports editor in Livonia and West- sports activities at the Ye activities center, 827 S. "SNA is a prestigious contest for former staffer Bob Needham and designed by land, took first place in Class C for sports Writing. Wayne Road. suburban journalists" and we're Tammie Graves, graphic artist. Emons also took first placefor best breaking Interested parents may call 721-7044. pleased that the Rouge special Observer staffer Sundrla Jachman also won news story for "Sheila's Gold;" a story about Livo­ The Westland recreation department has section has received national third place in the same category for a series of . nia resident Sheila Taormina winning a gold scheduled an expanded gym schedule for Thurs­ attention," said Susan Rosiek, managing editor of news stories on the Rouge River. She aho medal in the summer Olympic games in Atlanta. day, Dec. 26, in Bailey Recreation Center, on Ford the Observer Newspapers. "The efforts to clean received a third place for best local election cover* between Wayne Road and Newburgh. lip the Rouge River will have an impact on gener­ age for a series of stories on the Wayne County Photographer Tom Hawley received an honor- ' There will bo open gym hours from 9:30 a.m. to ations to come throughout the metro area. The Commission. able mention in the best hew photo category. : Observer is pleased to help educate the reading Others winners In the SNA competition includ­ Reporter Doug Funke received honorable mention: •,'•' '",/'. SeeKActt,A4 public to action." ed Entertaihmeht/fast€! EditotKeely Wygohjk iri the best feature cafegoty for a humorous Btory : The award w$s among 10 the Observer News? and graphic artist Tammie Graves, first place for on real estate sales. ••:••'.

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Employees of a local credit union drew substantial "inter­ est" and made more than 300 "deposits" for special patrons Wednesday. For the second straight year, BY DARRELL CLEM STAFF WRITER employees of the Wayne-West- • As an adult, he land Federal Credit Union spent An Inkster teen-ager faces could face a maximum most of their scheduled day off sentencing in January on sentence of life In dressed up as Santa's helpers charges that he tried to kill two and delivering more than 300 Westland police officers by fir­ prison, bags of books and other Christ­ ing a ,22-caliber rifle at them mas gifts to the Jefferson-Barns Storytlme: Karen Heffner as they rode in their patrol car. Elementary School. reads a book called "The Maurice Lamar Davis, 15, wasn't provoked'and fired sev­ The credit union, which has its Polar Express" to Chris will learn his fate Jan. 7 when eral shots at the patrol car for main office in Wayne and a large Smith's fourth- and fifth- Wayne County Circuit Judge no apparent reason. branch in Westland, had "adopt­ graders. William Leo Cahalan sentences "The suspect took the rifle, ed" the school on Dorsey west of him on two counts of assault aimed it at the police car and Merriman nine years ago to pro­ Thelma Wright, the credit with intent to murder, a court shot," he said after Davis was vide support. . union's CEO, said that the orga­ clerk said Wednesday. charged. Last year was the first time nization contacted Toys R Us, Charged as an adult, Davis Davis was accused of firing that the staff dressed as Santa which agreed to donate books to pleaded no-contest Oct. 21. at the police officers while he and his helpers to deliver gifts each child. However, Cahalan will have a was standing in a grassy, road­ and read stories to the children. "On pay days, our employees choice of sentencing him as an side area. Among those expressing joy held a 50/50 raffle with the pro­ adult or as .a juvenile. Edwards arid Jedrusik made with their gifts were second- ceeds given to the school to buy As an adult, he could face a a U-turn on Henry Ruff to pur­ graders Alysaa Eastnan, who T-shirts for students completing maximum sentence of life in sue the suspect, who tried to received a sweater; Clarice a special math program as well prison. As a juvenile, he could flee on foot, Kubitskey said. Selvia, who received a Barbie as buying books and paying for be placed in custody until age However, the officers got out sr«T PHOTOS 8¾ SHAKOS LEMIEVX doll; and Lucas Denkins, who minor playground repairs," .21., '. - . of their car and chased the sus­ Helping out; Jennifer Borde holds her bear backpack as went home Wednesday afternoon Wright said. Davis also will face a manda­ pect until they managed to cap­ she listens to a story read by a credit union staffer. with a shirt and "monster write" In addition, credit unionmem- tory two-year term after plead­ ture him, Kubitskey said. pen toy. bers and business accounts ing no contest to a felony The suspect gave no reason Opening Alysaa said that she likes the bought more than 300 gifts, she firearms charge. for allegedly firing the shots, gifts: sweater since she also has three said. Davis was charged following the sergeant said. . others at home. a 1:45 a.m. Aug. 20 incident in . VYhen Davis was arraigned David-Wil­ Clarice noted that her latest Another way of generating which he was accused of firing on the charges in Westland son and gift will join two other Barbie gifts was the "mitten tree" dis^ a rifle at Westland police offi­ 18th District Court, a not- Julie dolls she has at home. plays in both credit union loca­ cers Tom Edwards and Jeff guilty plea was placed on Moore open •_: Playing Santa was Gino Poli- tions. . Jedrusik as they rode south on record for him. their gifts dori, an assistant manager at Henry Ruff near Michigan He was ordered to stand trial the credit union's main, office on In that program, customers Avenue. after he voluntarily waived a donated by Sims east of Wayne Road; with selected a mitten which had a '• - Neither the officers nor the preliminary examination on credit Diane Siira, an accounting name of a Jefferson-Barns stu­ police car was hit by the gun­ Sept. 5 before 18th District union department staffer at the Wayne dent written on an attached tag. fire. Judge Gail McKnight. members. office; playing Mrs. Claus. The customer then returned the The officers are expected to" McKnight sent the case to Organizing the annual event mitten and tag with a purchased address Cahalan on the day of Wayne County Circuit Court, this year was Ruth Jasina, man­ toy which was placed under the Davis'sentencing. where Davis eventually decid­ ager of the Westland branch on tree. Westland police Sgt. Tom ed to plead no contest as Ford east of Newburgh. Kubitskey has said that Davis charged.

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Matt Navarro has been named the Westland Observer's Carrier BY DARRELL CLEM She seemed to want Santa to ter employee Bob Patterson. Go Greek Orthodox Church Men's of the Month for December. He STAFF WRITER get a good look at her. It's impor­ figure. Club, : is 13, an eighth-grader at Emer­ Giggling as she squirmed in tant for him to recognize good Children visited with Santa, H came because I like Christ­ son Middle School and the son of her sept, 5-year-old Kayla Stover little girls when he comes calling ate pizza, received toys and mas parties," Kaira Laclear, 8, Chuck and Jan Navarro. at Christmas. enjoyed musical entertainment said, pausing from a coloring obviously enjoyed her close prox­ 1 Malthas been an Observer imity to Santa Claus. "I came to see Santa and to tell during Wednesday ? party. book that featured Frosty the carrier since August 1994. . Norwayne is one of Westland's Even though she already had him .that I: want a dolly for Snowman. "And we get to see oldest neighborhoods. talked to him, Kayla seemed Christmas," said Kayla, among Santa Claus." e,ager to remain in his sight dur­ 100 Norwayne; area children, "This shows the community James Gilbert, Westland hous­ ing a Christmas party Wednes­ attending the ninth annual that we're trying to do some­ ing and community development day at Westland's Dorsey Com­ party, . thing for them," Dorsey Center director, said the "big hit" of the munity Center. Oddly, Santa's voice sounded recreation supervisor Darryl party was A Joyful Noise, a identical to that of Dorsey Cen- Johnson, 30, said. "We're giving singing/instrumental ensemble them a safe environment where front United. Methodist Church they can have some fun." of Belleville,- led by Margaret The party— for children 5 to Martin. 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"It's good to get in the holiday spirit and pro­ to come, drive through the complex arid See Mth&*S mote the festival," he said. - true story of Christmas,", told in 900,000 lights,** :ifinr>! Thomas said the best time to go is just before 7 said Scott Lorenz, a Plymouth resident and direc­ p.m. '..'•'...:•• ..:,..• tor of Christmas Celebration Inc., which orga-t John and Rita Smith of Canton Township nlzes the light display. ; "v brought their children, 3-year-old Ian and 10- The display is considered the largest religious inonthold Erhily, to the LightFest. • light display in North American, Lorenz said, They said they attend the event every year. Lorenz said light^seekers who want to avoid "This is the first year' Ian'a been old enough to large crowds should visit the display after,9 p.m. enjoy it," John said. The complex, ori "It's nice to see our Earhart Road off Taking shape; money going to Plymouth RoadV (Far right) something nice." about one-half mile Angel and Mary The LightFest east of U.S. 23.^ is ' entrance is off of open from 6-10 p.m. light display at Merriman Road, Monday through /Domino's just north of War­ Thursday. ,/ Farms. (Top and ren Road in West^ Admission is $5 . right photos) land. Donation is $5 on those days and Little town of per car. $7 Friday through At the end of the Sunday. The fee is lights and choo- display, customers charged per vehicle.. choo train at can have their pic­ The creche exhib­ Hines Park, ture taken with it* which features Santa Claus and nativity scenes from STAFF PHOTO BY TOM HAWLKY Sttf* PhOTo to BILL BRWIK use a concession around the world, stand. will be more acces­ The Detroit Zoo is STAFF PHOTO B\ TOM HA*IE> sible and easier for. presenting a Frosty hat: Rita Smith of Canton play weekend visitors to aOi^OOO'light dis­ fully shows her daughter Emily, 10 enjoy this, year, play through Dec. months old, a snowman hat craft that Lorenz said. 30. The show fea­ The special exhib­ tures 50 animal she purchased at the visitor center it, which belongs to sculptures and is Domino's Pizza open every day .'..;.•.'•••• owner Tom Mon- except Dec. 24 and 25 from 5:30-8 p.m. aghan, is open for public viewing every Friday Attendance at the zoo's light display was "phe­ and Saturday through Dec. 31 in Lobby B of nomenal" during the weekend of Dec. 14-15, said Domino Farms. It's free to all visitors of the. Anna Rzepka,- special events assistant. She said Christmas Light Display. more than 7,000 people attended the zoo's dis­ vThe manger scenes Mr. Monaghan has on dis­ play- - play are really quite nice," he said. The zoo offers different features each day, such Plymouth Historical Museum, 155 S. Main at as high school choirs on Mondays and ice carving lea Church, offers Santa Claus figures, angels and *£• on Wednesdays. nutcrackers through Jan. 26 with its "Visions of^ A choir from The Roeper School in Bloomfield Christmas" exhibit; said Beth Stewart, museum*; Hills recently sang at the zoo, said Janice director. The display features more than 250 . Haines, the school's vocal music teacher. Santa Claus figures. "It's'..a fun thing to do," she said. "It's a chance for the kids to perform in a non-pressure setting.': The museum is open from 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, ; The cost is $3 for adults, $1.50 for children Thursday and Saturday and from 2-5 p.m. Sun: under 12 and free for kids under 2. day, Stewart said. Admission is $2 for adults, 5Q- The "Festival of Lights" display in Ypsilanti is cents for students ages 5-17 and there is a $5C available to holiday light-seekers free of charge family rate. ;•;•• at Riverside Park, said Virginia Kingsley, city For those in the mood for a drive, downtown Visitors and Convention Bureau executive direc­ Battle Creek is also featuring a light display tor. The show runs nightly from 6-10 p.m. until through Dec: 30 in the 17th Annual International Dec. 31. ' Festival of Lights. The city is lit with 1 million- "The setting makes it unique," Kingsley said. lights, from 6 p.m. to midnight; "It's along the river and it's Victorian-style." Nearby, the Binder Park Zoo has its own.light Ypsilanti also offers free horse-drawn wagon festival, where 170,000 illuminated bulbs will STAFF PHOTO B* BILL BREsUER rides on Saturday evenings from 6-8 p.m. greet visitors. Binder's show runs from .5-9 p.m. Silent night: A miniature'Christmasvillage in front of Domino's Farms. Domino's Farms in Ann. Arbor invites visitors and tickets are $3 for adults and $2.25 for kids. Report shows s ing

BY KEN ABRAMCZYK inception of the charter," Pearson wrote in the STAFpyVRlTEB review; "The unreserved general fund balance of Wayne County commissioners received a report $17.8 million appears appropriate and is profound­ Thursday on county finances for the 1995 fiscal ly better than 1994's balance of $9.4 million-" year from the county's auditor general Ramoha The county also improved in reporting workers compensation claims as Internal Service funds. "As Henderson Pearson. . • a result, the county is setting aside resources to Commissioners received the report as ah infor­ pay future claims and is no longer funding claims mational item, but took several other actions on out; of current operations," Pearson said. other related agenda items. (See related story.) The report Was released by. Pearsbn to the county A special revenue fund was established for youth commission's Committee on Audit on Dec. 10. services programs funded by a one-tenth mill levy Pearson reported that the county now has a gen­ for public safety. That resulted in the general fund's fund balance no longer being overstated by eral fund balance of $17 rnillion, the largest since the unspent portion of the one-tenth mill, the its inception of the county charter in 1983. report stated. But she also reported the county spent $69.9 million more than the commission allocated, and The report commends the county executive and transferred more than $14 million in excess of county commission ibr the record general fund bal­ appropriations. That violated the state Uniform ance. The $17.8 million "appears appropriate" when meeting a standard of maintaining a 5 per­ Budget and Accounting Act, Pearson said• cent level of annual operating expenditures. County:'Best'financial condition Tom Naughton, chief financial officer with Overall,;the county's financial report indicated Wayne County; said the fund balance was created the county -'is in the best financial condition in through county restructuring and methods of cost recent histbry." ; . savings. ..: "The report discloses, that the county had the . "We've had nine consecutive years of consecutive largest, unreserved'general fund balance since the • /.' • ; • . .'/'.' . See REPORT, A5 ti en

BY KEN AJBRAMCZYK These'appropriations were to • Patterson said he pushed in STAFK WRITER: be used to cover budget areas 1995-96 for a higher fund bal­ that' were underfunded in the ance reserve. Later, that year The Wayne County Commis­ McNamara earmarked $10 mil­ sion acknowledged a report of adopted budget, according to a le.ttef from County Executive lion for that purpose. , / 1995 county finances from But Patterson is concerned Wayne County auditor general Edward McNamafa/ . Budget amendment opponents with the continued process of Ramona Henderson Pearson on how the county certifies revenue. Thursday. were: Commissioners Thaddeus McCotter, R-Livonia; Bruce Pat­ The past three years show the GIFT-WRAP YOUR FAIRY TALES Commissioners also reacted 'county's actual revenue has with several other" actions: terson/ R-Canton Towrtship; Michelle Plawecki, D-Redford exceeded budget revenue. In THIS YEAR, SWEETEN THE HOLIDAY POT FOR YOUR LITTLE ONES WITH DELIGHTFUL TOYS. • Commissioners unanimously Township; Andrew Richner, R- 1995 revenue exceeded the bud­ approved a resolution directing Grosse Pointe; Edward Boike, D- get by nearly $14.4 million. In 175:PIECE BIG ODOLES CONSTRUCTION FOAM SET, $J25> the fiscal advisor's office to Taylor, and VVilliarn O'Neil, D- 1994 that figure was $8.8 million PLAYMATS SHAGGY SNUGGLING PARTNERS 46" SPOTTED DOG OR 36" HERMAN HOUND,$5P. infbrm the commission about Allert Park. and in 1993, it was $6.1 million. budget overages or shortfalls in ,; Backing the amendment were •'., Plawecki had not read the BEANIE BABIES POCKET-SIZE BEAN BAG ANIMALS, $5. any department. Commissioner Kay Beard, D- report yet. She expected to dis­ • Unanimously approved an Westland, and seven Detroit cuss the issue with George Cush- ordinance requiring the county., commissioners. ingberry, chairman of the com­ executive to establish a fiver : Commissioners expected to mission's Ways and Means Com­ year capital improvement plan discuss how to tighten up report­ mittee; "'"':.' to identify debt Obligations, con­ ing of budget amendments after "Obviously, they shouldn't be struction of new buildings and the holidays. The auditor gener­ spending ?noney without our road improvement projects. al's report concluded: "The approval," Plawecki Said. • Rejected, 16-1, ti request Department of Management and McCotter believed the legisla­ from McNamara's office to lease Budget and the Wayne County tive branch of county govern­ a copier for $15,603 over three Commission need to. revise their ment has been ignored. years with a $1 buyout. current processes of monitoring "It's a violation of the legisla­ • Narrowly approved, 8-6, ia appropriated expenditures." • tive process," McCotter said. "It's l Jacobsons budget amendment for $746,155 Patterson had mixed feelings wrong- from the collection of reimburse­ about the auditor general's ments from the state of Michigan "The problem we have down -report.' •'.•,• here is the commission has let for,the housing of prisoners who HIWMtNdHAM HlOO.l'Ifi'JOO * LIVONtA :i ri90 "On one hand, I'm delighted its powers Of overseeing the are,charged as habitual Offend­ nOCMI'.HTLW 13 I no with the idea that we're making administration be eroded on a ers, and a transfer of $343,645 Of some progress," Patterson said. general fund appropriations. piecemeal basis over the years.* A4(W) The Observer/MONDAY, DECEiMBER 23,1996

Offender from page Al Man sentenced in stepdaughter's death that a nearby Wayne County es on site is not allowed to stay homeless shelter also has on site," he said. A Westland man whose teenage step­ Gibson's wife, Lola - the girl's mother - is mer Inkster residence to their new home in overnight boarders. Most men who would stay at daughter fell to her death after he allowed serving three years probation, performing Westland. •The prison-release facility the facility are white-collar crim­ her to ride atop his van was sentenced to 200 hours of community service and receiv-- Antia fell off the roof of the family van would've housed offenders who inals who have a high success prison Wednesday for .2 1/2 to 15 years. ing counseling after pleading no contest to while riding there to hold down a mattress would be allowed to leave only to rate for re-entering society, James Gibson, 31, was sentenced by negligent homicide in September. She was and box springs, authorities said at the time. work or to seek jobs. Stoepker said. Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Andrea sentenced Nov. 18. The Gibsons, unaware that the girl had Councilwoman Sharon Scott He also said that CTC officials Feirara, who earlier presided over a bench The couple allowed their 13-year-old fallen, continued driving" on Middlebelt Road voiced concerns that the project have received few complaints trial that ended with Gibson's conviction for daughter, Antia Nedd, to ride on top of their as Antia lay injured in the road - eventually would hamper economic growth. from neighborhood residents. involuntary manslaughter. van June 1 while they moved from their for­ to die from head injuries. She pointed to new projects that However, Cicirelli responded include a county golf course and that council members have a shopping center. received "numerous petitions" OBITUARIES "We're starting to make some opposing the facility. progress in that part of the city," Cicirelli said the facility would CHARLES E. CANDLER Survivors include: six sons, dren; one great-grandchild; and of Edmond, Okla., Peter (Debbie) Scott said, also noting that the be better suited for an industrial Private services for Mr. Can­ Daniel, James (Patricia), Robert sister-in-law, Marie Kilduff. of Lincoln Park and Steven of area has been "stagnant for 30 area, rather than an area zoned dler, 54, of Westland were held (Jennifer), Brian (Margaret), Memorials may be donated to Garden City; grandchildren, years." for office/business. She said the with arrangements by the Ver- Terence and Douglas; a daugh­ the Karmanos Cancer Institute.. Erika, Donovan, Kelsey, Derek, Stoepker responded that CTC proposed location isn't appropri­ meulen Memorial Trust 100 ter, Maureen (James) Scanlon; Kaitlyn and Lauren; brother, facilities in other cities, such as ate for overnight boarding. Detroit, Saginaw and Funeral Home, Westland. 14 grandchildren and four great­ Arthur of Sanford, Mich.; and "1 don't think that anyone can ELLEN C. BOWMAN Grand Rapids, haven't deterred Mr. Candler died Dec. 17 in grandchildren. Preceding her in sister, Erma Dale of Metamora, dispute that this is going to be a Services for Mrs. Bowman^ 58, economic growth. Farmington Hills. Born March death washer husband, James. Mich. boarding-facility," she said. of Garden City were Dec. 18 Councilwoman Justine Barns 30, 1942, in Nashville, Tenn., he Memorials may be donated to from the Santeiu & Son Funeral Memorials may be donated to CTC programs are geared said she fears that a federal pris­ was an auto company's hi-lo the American Lung Association, Home with burial in Cadillac Garden City Hospital or a chari­ oner facility would worsen prob­ toward federal offenders who, driver. 18860 W. 10 Mile, Southfield Memorial Gardens West, West- ty of the person's choice. lems in an area already known while on probation or parole, Survivors include: wife, 48075. land. The Rev. Christopher Har- for criminals selling drugs. ' receive transitional services Katherine; daughter, Susan . ris of Garden City Presbyterian HELEN A. PRIESKORN aimed at helping them to re­ "We know they're there," she Reiffers of Grand Haven,Mich.; EVELYN ELIZABETH ROSE Church officiated. Services for Helen Prieskorn, enter society. said. "We're not trying to mask sons, Brian {WaItraud)Candler Services for Ms. Rose; 49^ of Mrs. Bowman died Dec. 15 in 89, of Wayne were Dec. 21 from of Germany and Scott Candler of that issue." Stoepker urged council mem­ Dearborn were Dec. 18 from the Garden City. Born Nov. 21, the Uht Funeral Home, West- > Westland, serving in the Navy; Stoepker said CTC has operat­ bers to consider a Westland Santeiu & Son Funeral Home, 1938, in Dearborn Township, she land, \yith interment in Cadillac Police Department report that three grandchildren; seven sis­ ed facilities in high-crime areas . Garden City, with burial in was a travel agency clerk. Memorial Gardens West, The , found no serious problems with ters and two brothers. of Detroit without causing an Maple Grove Cemetery; West- ' Survivors include: husband, Rev. David Bonde officiated. . CTC facilities in other cities. increase in crime. land. The Rev. Elmer Rose of Donald; daughters, Carol (Jason) She died Dec. 18 in HopeCare; Stoepker called the police Moreover, he said CTC KAY LYNN REGAN American Baptist Church offici­ Couch, MargueriteBowman, Dol- Convalescent Center. Born April department study the most would've been criticized - per- Services for Mrs. Regan, 34, of ated. lie Bowman and Sherry (Mark) 27, 1907, she was ahomemakery intense investigation he has ever . haps even more - if officials had Wayne were Dec 14 from the Ms. Rose died Dec. 13 in Dear­ Pettovello; sons, Donald (Linda) Survivors include: brothers, seen for a special land use pro­ proposed a federal release facili­ Uht' Funeral Home, Westland, born. Born April 21, 1947, in Bowman and Jeffrey (Kristen) Harold (Doris), Robert (Adeline) posal. ty in a lower-crime area. with interment in Redford Ceme­ Wayne, she was a municipal gov­ Bowman; and grandchildren, and Elmer; sisters in-law Lucille Stoepker also stressed that Barns, however, said she was tery, Redford Township, The ernment clerk. Christine, Jason III, Deanna, and Jean; seven nieces and five any offenders using drugs while voting for what she believed to Rev. Robert Millar officiated. Survivors include: mother, Donald, Stephanie, and Timothy nephews. She was preceded in staying at the facility would be be best for Westland, regardless Mrs.. Regan died Dec. Hat Mary Rose of Livonia; and broth­ Murphy. Preceding her in death death by brothers George, Earl booted out. of CTC's track record in other home. Born May 6, 1962, she ers, Jonathan Rose, Stephen was a son,.James. and Harry. "A substance abuser whoabus- communities. was a homemaker. Rose and Philip Rose. Preceding Memorials may be donated to Survivors include: husband, her in death was her father, Irv­ the Henry Ford Village Hospice RENE A. BERGERON Raymond; parents, Mr: and Mrs. ing- or a charity of the donor's choice. Services for Mr. Bergeron, also Edward Sackett; sisters, Sherril known as "Frenchie," were Dec. Places frontpage Al DeBlasio and Linda Welsh; and MARION R. SULUVAN WALTER R. BASHFORD 19 from the Uht FuneraT Home, grandmother, Jennie Onusko, Services for Mrs. Sulliyan, 73, Services for Mr. Bashford, 63, Westland, followed by cremation. 3:30 p.m. and the same for junior ship, students must have a 3.2 or of Inkster were Dec. 16 from St. of Garden City were Dec. 17 The Rev. Roy Forsyth officiated. GRETA MOLLOY Norbert Catholic Church with from Vermeulen Memorial Trust. Mr Bergeron, 68, formerly of and senior high school students higher grade point average and : from 3:45-9:45 p.m. be studying full time. Services for Mrs. Molloy, 80, of burial in Holy Sepulchre Ceme­ 100 Funeral Home , Westland, Westland, died Dec. 17 in Oak- Westland were Dec. 18 from tery, Southfield. The Rev. John with burial in Cadillac Memorial wood Hospital Annapolis Center, Holy Family Church, Novi, with Cusmano officiated. Gardens West. The Rev. Henry Wayne. Born March 22, 1928, Scholarship won Riley will be honored interment in Holy Sepulchre Arrangements were by the . Shafer of the Full Gospel House the Romulus resident was an . Cemetery, Southfield. Santeiu & Son Funeral Home, of Prayer, Farmington Hills, offi­ assembler. Westland's Lauren Rankin George Riley, an Westland Arrangements were by the Garden City. ciated. Survivors include: daughters, won the Archdiocesan Catholic assistant fire chief, will be hon­ O'Brien Chapel/Ted C. Sullivan Mrs Sullivan died Dec. 13 in Mr. Bashford died Dec. 13 in Christine Jackson and Cathy; Minority Student Scholarship at ored at a retirement party Fri­ Funeral Home, Novi. Inkster. Born Nov. 30,1923, in Garden City. Born Aug. 29, son, Terry; grandsons, Jason, Madonna University for the cur­ day night, Jan. 10, at the Mrs. Molloy died Dec. 13 in Bellevue, N.Y., she was a home- 1933, in Lapeer, Mich., he was Kevin and Shane; granddaugh­ rent school year. Hawthorne Valley Club, on Mer- Botsford Hospital, Farmington maker. self-employed in home shopping ter, Sherri; great-granddaughter, Rankin, a freshman pursuing riman north of Warren Road. Hills. Born Feb. 15, 1915, in Survivors include: daughter, and a veteran of the U.S. Army. Sade; great-grandson, Zachary; ^ pre-medicine degree, will . There will be an open bar and Pennsylvania, she was a home- Barbara Sulliyan of Garden . Survivors include: wife, Erika; and Rowene, his former compan­ receive $800. buffet dinner. Tickets are $25. maker. City; sons, William (Kaye) and daughter, Sarah Bevins of Gar­ ion and mother of his children. ". To be eligible for the scholar­ For information, call 467-3236. Thomas (Cynthia); six grandchil­ den City; sons, Walter (Sandra)

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T/te Observer *A5 LASTMINUTE SHOPPER? We still have a fabulous selection "After Christmas Sale-• oflovely dolls, & anxious as Engler December 26 - Januarj 2 playthings for .birth thru adult. lYott're never too Counti*y Elegance *• 80UKER old for toys 37587 Five Mile Rd, at Nc\>bun»h plans to alter board role jSHflE^^ Uvpniii, MI 48154(313) «)53-%«7 Lei our friendly expe/ienced staff BYTlMRlCHARD ex officio member. "I respect the 25% - 50% Off All Christmas, hems STAFF WRITER constitutional role of the gover­ help youwithyour gift selections. ANALYSIS 15% Off Selected Items The public school lobby is ner- nor. IN STORE SPECIALS "I want to delineate the role of Save on lOO's 61 Our nicest vously awaiting Gov. John private school operator. Thank you for your patronage Engler's threatened executive the board and the department..: hems thru 12/28/96. order "to clarify the role" of the "I want to get managers man­ May you have: a Safe and Happy New Year! aging and decision makers decid­ 3947 W. 12 Mile • Berkley (810) 543-3115 State Board of Education. There are limits Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Fri. 10-8 Hours; Mon-Frl i'u-8, Sat 10-6/Sun 12-5 They fear Engler will try to ing," he said. . (1-696 to Greenfield, N lo 12 Mile, 3 blks E) What can a governor actually In fact, the State Board does weaken public education by change? He can't change the mauling the elected State Board have lengthy agendas - usually Michigan Constitution (Art. VIII four, single-spaced pages. Its Engler has given them reasons sec. 8), which gives the State to be nervous. meetings run all day. Often its THE END JI& | Board: meetings have started one Dentistrn y First, Engler enjoys carrying ' •"Leadership and general •t^*Pr out the mandate of the 1863 evening and run through the ISNEAR! v^-. supervision over all public edu­ entire next day. Michigan Constitution which cation, including adult education Car..camper, and boat donations m Ute90i Half of the agenda material is by Herbert M. Gardner, O.D.S. & says, "The head of each principal arid instructional programs in to the Volunteers of America must ->. department shali be a single acceptance and awarding, of fed­ Martha P. Zinderman, R.N„ D.D.S. state institutions^" but not high­ eral grant money and routine be. received by midnight December executive unless otherwise pro­ er education. 31 to qualify for a Federal income vided in this constitution. . ." reports. The board deals with MORE THAN BRUSHING THE SURFACE • "General planning and coor­ these without discussion - called. tax credit deduction for those who The governor already has made dinating" power for all public will itemize their 1996 gifts. When teeth are so stained of d«otaredtfutihey scu'pted lo .acbwd tte ability of bJeach.ng to return them .difficult to teil it apart from the other nonstained . a host of enemies by reducing 1 education, including higher edu­ approves them in a single Donations of cars and other to near thefr jjuixat cofc^ there are other options teeth m the mouih:. • •. the roles of citizen commissions to consider-. The cosmetic procedure known as At UVONW VILtACt DENTAL ASSOCIATES, we cation. . motion, vehicles are simple, fast, and easy. in the Department of Natural • A duty to "advise the legisla­ bonding can actually create a new lootb surface by feel that cosnvt< dentistry can not orfy < Kange the Engler could hand the consent Receipt issued. Cars need not be covering the old .with'a cpmposrle resin veneei. way other people see yoo, but it can also greatly Resources. ture as to the financial require­ The tooth enamel is prepared with the application improve the way you seeyocirseU. We're located at agenda items over to the super­ running. Pick-up can be arranged. "Some governors have let their '. ments." ol'a smair amount of phosphoric acid for the 19171 Menwan Road, vvbere we provide cosmetic intendent. " Boats, motorcycles, motorbomes, purpose of roughening the tooth for satte of dentistry implants, root canals, crowns H bridges, authority lie fallow," Engler • Power to "appoint a superin­ adherence Then, the dentist applies the as.wt-l! as general dentistry treatment for the entire The board also rules on and trailers accepted. said. tendent of public instruction" composite restn (ptast<) to the tooth in a thin layer fam-ly. >teaie caH 478-2110 to schedule an Second, Engler visited the Dec. requests from rural homeowners The VOA. a 100 year old charity, and cores it with a blue-fnon-u'trj.TO'et) 1kjht, Tfw appointment and trust your teeth to bur experience - and set his term of office. to transfer their property from process chemically bonds the. composite resrn to and luio-.sledge. Smiles are cxir business, for 12 meeting of the State Board of provides over 250 safe affordable the natural tooth beneath. After the new surface is dentistry without fea: we feature "t\%Vighl sleep". The constitution says the one school district to another. A Education to say he would dis­ superintendent "shall be the housing units and support services cuss his changes with the board Department of Education hear­ principal executive officer of a ing officer acts as a judge, listens to single women arid Children and LIVONIA VILLAGE DENTAL before they are implemented, state department of education" the elderly throughout southeast to the" families and school offi­ 19171 MERRIMAN • LIVONIA but not before he issues it. No charged with carrying out State cials, and writes a report with a Michigan, advance consultation for him. (810)478-2110 Board policies. The superinten­ recommendation to the State Call 1-800-552-1815 for info. . Third, Engler's timing raised dent also chairs the board, but Board. P.S. Teeth cahbe bonded in a Sing'e session. suspicion -• a month after the without a vote. Nine times out of 10 or more, election in which two Republican Since 1.965, the State Board State Board incumbents.were the board rubber-stamps the rec­ has operated under an executive ommendation. Engler 'could defeated. For the past two years, order issued by Republican mod­ Help the GUmdMlows the GOP had a 6-2 majority. hand this function to the super­ Old Newsboys* Goodfollow Fund of Detroit erate William G. Milliken, lieu­ intendent. "The governor was perfectly tenant and acting governor when P.O. Box 44444 happy with the State Board until George Romney was out of the Detroit. Ml 48244-4444 this November's election pro­ state. At that time, the constitu­ State Board member Kathleen Straus, D-Detroit, talked of seek­ duced a 4-4 split between tion abolished the superinten­ ! Dear Goodfellows: Name:. Democrats and Republicans," dent of public instruction as an ing an attorney general's ruling or a court ruling if Engler's order J Yes. I would like to make a donation ot'S. .;;. • said state Rep. James Agee, D- elective office. J to help ensure that "No child xoc.i without a Address: Muskegon, a former school goes too far. Milliken's order created the But who knows what Engler J Christmas." superintendent and once a final­ Department of Education, set up i actually intends to do? Ciiy:_^_ Stale; ist to become superintendent of the State Board as head of the ! ', J Enclosed is my check, made payable to the public instruction. The voters of department, made the superin­ ! Goodfcllow Fund of Detroit. Michigan sent a clear message tendent the "principal executive He talked of making Michigan J or Visa MasterCard that they wanted the board to order" and made paper transfers schools "best in the world" but J :\ authorize you lo debit my Bank Card tor the move toward the center, and of power. That was all. plans to send the triplets to J above donation to the Goodfellow Fund of Card Number: away from far right conser­ parochial schools. He never men­ 1 Detroit tioned general assistance wel­ vatism." Expiration Date:. Possibilities fare in his 1990 campaign, but J Signature. abolished it once in office. He L___- On paper, there will be a 4-4 What could Engler change , 31 never mentioned reorganizing party split in 1997-8. In actuali­ years later, through a new exec­ the DNR, but did it. He cam­ ty, the split is five friends of pub­ utive order? paigned against "picking win­ lic schools and three friends of U ners and losers" in the tax code, private and charter schools. I respect the constitutional then set up MEGA, a growth Republican Dorothy Beardmore, role of the board on which I authority that gives tax breaks .with experience on Rochester serve," said Engler, the first gov­ v and Oakland school boards, was­ to certain businesses: " - ernor to actually visit a State Meanwhile, the public school n't afraid to cross swords with Board meeting in many years, rn;.an s 1'atges.t Auifc'oriies Oen'c i board President Clark Durant, a even though the governor is an lobby waits nervously. ^iic ^ "^MCT— _r^«. -^ • ^ii!^' the next ten days... arrive No Downpayment... No Payments... Advance booking data provid­ • Plenty of parking will be available. Informa­ ed by the airlines at Wayne No Finance Charge. County's Metropolitan Airport tion regarding Individual airport lots Is available Until Next Year!* forecasts above average passen­ toll-free by calIIng the alrpor t's parking hot line ger loads for every day from now • Solid Wood Rails' at (800) 642-1978. Family Fun Since 1967 includes $^|*JCrfc*"y through the end of the holiday • Genuine Leather season: Player m^mmP W . No single day matches-the OPEN 6 DAYS (Closed Wednesdays) Equipment r>v Leisure Bay • . Pockets massive crowds the airport han­ CLINTON TWP FLATROCK It is not a good idea to attempt dled on the Wednesday before, longer check-in lines and back­ (8t0) 792-4920 (313)783-8400 V Brunswick Slate Bristol 8' Yale Slate or the Sunday after Thanksgiv­ ups at the passenger screening to carry on a gift-wrapped pack­ 36568 Groe^iect . 28310 Telegraph . ing. However, passenger loads checkpoints. age. If the screening device can­ s s not read the contents of. the LIVONIA WATERFORO Reg l599 Reg 1399 are being projected for well Plenty of parking will be avail­ (313)261-8580 (810)674-9689 above average on Thursday, able: Information regarding indi­ package, it will be opened by 28302 Joy RJ. ' 41.30 Oiyiellw/. vidual airport lots is available security personnel. SALE ^44 SALE * Dec, 26; Monday, Dec. 30; and, 'OAC C.T.^SS«13VfSl.«Si. on some airlines, Tuesday, Dec. toll-free by calling the airport's Motorists can tune, to the air­ parking hot line at (800) 642- port's travel information radio '3i'>:'••'-•,.••;• • v- - Travelers are advised to plan 1978. station, 920 AM within two or on arriving at the airport two It is important to remember to three miles of the airport to hours before a domestic flight bring photo identification to the learn which airlines fly out of and three hours before an inter­ airport. Curb fronts will be which terminals. national flight. Passengers can reserved for active loading and expect crowded curb fronts, unloading only.

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balanced budgets," Naughton was noted in a letter written in sion to amend the budget and said. "(The growing fund balance September from Peat Marwick, make those changes," Naughton is) a combination of good budget­ the county's accounting consul­ said. All litigation settlements ing, putting in systems to moni­ tant, to Wayne County. Peat go before the commission as tor controls and looking for Marwick noted that commission well, Naughton said. opportunities for cost savings." approval should be obtained on Naughton expected to draft a transfers and amendments letter to respond to the review.. Concerns 7 above appropriations. • Commissioner William 6'Neil, Pearson later reported "great The audit classified the excess D-Allen Park, who chairs the concern" With the nearly $70 $69;9 million into four major commission's committee on million spent in excess of appro-: areas, including solid waste audit, expects commission dis­ priated funds. The county needs management ($49.9 million), cussion will continue after Jan. "better control" over, appropriate other special revenue funds ($6.4 '1,\\ ed expenditures and transfers, million), corporation cbunsel-liti- He believed the audit should Pearson said. gatioii settlements ($7.2 million), be prepared for the March fol­ the stale'p Uniform Budget and miscellaneous general fund lowing the fiscal year as is and Accounting Act states: activities ($6:4 million). required in the charter, he said. "When necessary, the budget Naughton believed the report­ "We really should be dis­ must be amended. The amend­ ed $49.9 million should be put cussing this in April, not in ment must be approved by the "into perspective,'" considering December," O'Neil said, legislative body ptiol*'to the the county has a. $1 billion bud­ ; expenditure being made. This js get. "Without it, we're 99,9 per­ O'Neil expects to mak£ a rec­ \ not only a requirement of Public cent in compliance," he said. . ; ommendation to the commission \Act 651, but also a requirement chairman, and hopes tighter 'of solid budgeting theory. Naughton said, the commis­ reporting requirements can be v? TThe purpose of a budget is not sioners approved a grant appli­ outlined in January. only to approve expenditures but cation, but never amended the Naughton said the commission al&> to control expenditures." budget for that money. already receives quarterly •fhat budget discrepancy also "It's incumbent on the commis­ reports. .

:V AG' The Observer/MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996

PUBLIC NOTICE The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations will Fish kill will wait until spring conduct an accreditation survey of GranCare Home Health Care and Hospice of Michigan on January 13-17. 1997. The purpose of the survey will BY KEN ABRAMCZYK burgh Lake and a part of the be to evaluate the organization's compliance with nationally established STAKK WR1TKK Joint Commission standards. The survey will be used to determine whether Rouge River Wet Weather accreditation should be awarded to, or retained by, the organization • A fish kill originally scheduled Demonstration Project. Excava­ Anyone believing that he or she has pertinent and valid information about to take place this month in New- tors also will remove PCB sedi­ this organization's conformity with the standards of the Joint Commission biirgh Lake has been postponed. ments from the lake's bottom. may request a public information interview with the Joint Commission's An environmental consulting Currently; contractors are field represehtatises at the time of the survey. Information presented at the working on rebuilding a dam interview will be carefully evaluated fur relevance and acuirrfcy, and the firm working with Wayne Coun­ findings will be included in the survey report. Requests for a public ty Department of Environment there. information interview must be made in writing and .should he received by suggested the kill be conducted Lindquist outlined the rea­ the Joint Commission at least two working days before the.suivey begins. when the lake's water tempera­ sons why ECT recommended Such requests should be addressed to: ture warms up to at least 40 the delay in a letter to the DEQ: Scheduling Department degrees in the spring. •. Rotenone and potassium Joint Commission on Accreditation permanganate detoxification of Healthcare Organizations Environmental Consulting and- Technology recommended tests in cold water conducted by One Renaissance Boulevard Aquatic Control indicate that at Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 the delay to Wayne County because the chemical rotenone temperatures near or below 40 The Joint -Commission will acknowledge such requests in writing or by degrees, rotenone acts slow and, telephone and will inform the organization of the request for any 'interview. - responsible forkilling the fish The organization will, in turn, notify the interviewee of the date. time, and -- acts slower in cold water. more importantly, detoxification place of the meeting. The county notified the Michi­ with potassium permanganate This notice is published in accordance with the Joint Commissions, gan Department of Environmen­ is "less effective and less pre­ requirements tal Quality of the change. dictable." Results oh those tests Pulii'.'ti Di-ti-rtibt-j-M. l»yU '•'• ECT also recommended the were received on Dec. 3. schedule change because a • Two "experts" in rotenone chemical used to break down the treatments in Michigan and rotenone (potassium perman­ Florida never had conducted or ganate) also works slower in cold were aware of anyone conduct­ water, and more would have to ing a rotenone treatment in an- m be used to "detoxicate" the open, cold water system in those Don't be afraid of the rotenone, which could threaten states^ IS^PSI • Don Archer of the Utah fcSist the survival of other fish popula­ INTERNET! tions downstream, official's said Division of Wildlife Resources i That would "very rapidly conducted cold water rotenone Observer & Eccentric On-Line! and New Horizons m. approach a concentration where Diving right In: A diver prepares to enter Newburgh treatments in open systems, but Computer Learning Center have teamed up to get you the potassium permanganate is Lake to check for debris near a sluice gate and dam he does not recommend attempt­ onto the Internet, and teach you how to use it once toxic to fish," according to a let­ ing this in waters less than 40 ESS near Newburgh Road. A planned fish kill oh the lake degrees. you're there. ter from Ellen Lindquist, chief n ft deputy-director of Wayne Coun­ originally scheduled for this month was-postponed "His recommendation was that O&E On-line! subscribers can enroll in New Horizons' ty Department of Environment, until spring The work is part of the lake's $10 million we not rush it," Lindquist said. Internet Classes at a special discounted rate. All dassses to James Grant, chief of the sur­ restoration project to excavate PCB sediments and "Archer also indicated that are taught -in'LIVE; HANDS-ON INTERNET classrooms in face water quality, division of the eradicate fish that may contain those PCBs. chemical applicants could Michigan Department of Envi­ increase the concentration of Troy and Livonia. potassium permanganate to ronmental Quality. ECT acted after speaking responsible for killing the fish In one day you'll learn: ft "We did not want to do any­ speed up the reaction to with an official with the'Utah would break down easier in rotenone, but that "you very n a Internet Basics pjsj thing to jeopardize other fish Division of Wildlife Resources warm weather. populations," Lindquist said. rapidly approach a concentra­ oNewsgroups, Remote Connect and File Transfers who suggested the chemical Rotenone will be used to kill tion where the potassium per­ the fish in the lake because olnternet Surfing: Gopher and World Wide Web . iM manganate is toxic to fish." ^Internet Security and Internet Culture many species are contaminated • The cofferdam for New­ with polychlorinated biphenyls For Information or to subscribe, call burgh Lake will.not be complete n /¾ NEED OF iPCBs) from sediment at the bot­ ed and operational for the fish 313*591 »0500 in Wayne County HOMEOWNERS tom of the lake. 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BY SUSAN DEMAGGIO collectible toys, for children to begin EDITOR years of adding specially-designed With just two days until Christ­ playthings to a set. Perennial mas, don't despair if you haven't got favorites include Madame Alexander a Tickle Me Elmo under your tree - dolls, Barbies, GI Joes, and Star there are still plenty of wonderful Wars licensed products, toy options available in the market­ place. "We have reissues of toys from old Susan. Apel,.spokeswoman for The FAO Schwarz catalogs going back Learning Tree Stores (Summit over 70 years^" said chairman John PHOTO BT JKRT Zcmw Eyler in a news release. "And as : Crossing in Waterford, Schoenherr Eye to-eye: Rebekah Malover, 4, tells & M59 in Sterling Heights, and much as grown-ups enjoy collecting Santa her Christmas wishes at Tel- West Oaks in. Novi) suggests two for themselves, there is ajoy in get­ TwelveMall, South-field, winners - an easel that'comes with ting children started on their own a large roll of paper for $63, or the /- collections for the first time." • Spy MewoiyGame, $16.99. Santa never forgets "One side of the easel is a wipe-off His picks: Antique Rose Barbie' board, the other a chalk board," she Doll, $250; Statue of Liberty Barbie a face. •. or a explained. "Our merchandise is of. Doll, $75; FAO Barbie, $24.99; GI .institutional quality so these gifts Joe Astronaut with book, $100; Star BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN will be around for many years to Wars Figures, $29 each; Johnny SPECIAL WHITER come;"'. Lightening Wacky Winners "die- case metal replicas of wild cre­ When my editor asked me to Tmd out what Kathy Kalmar, education coordi­ nator for U of M-Dearborn's Child ations," $79; Matchbox Collectibles, /kids are really asking for this Christmas,^ I sets for $25; FAO's Barrel of Beads, decided to go right to the source. I began search­ Development Center said the best children's gifts can be described as: $59, Famous city editions of Monop- ing for Santa Claus, aware he'd be making his 6ly,'$28. ; 'rounds at al! of the 'malls around town. . "interactive, openrcnded, challeng­ It had been, years'since we talked. As;J entered ing, creative and keyed to nature." the Livonia Mall. Kalmar said a good rile of thumb Target'sTop10Toys: I worried. What if is "never buy anything battery-oper­ ated." ' ' . " . PHOTO BY Dw Out Santa had forgot­ Scene stealer: Cinderella's Enchanted Castle, available at ten who I was? "Gifts that perform or entertain • Wonder eWorld, aiquariurh don't expect anything from a child :; The Disney Stores and Toys 'R Us, is a popular holiday "Forget you activity; set'.'- ; ?y-. :'•':•[•]•:. '•'.': S.-'' Lin?" lie Looked and won't have much play value," • Baby Go Bye, Bye frbm Keri- choice this year. The floor spins for dancing, doors open and disappointed. "I've Ava Demonja, marketing director ner. includes Baby doll and carrier close, and the stairway moves to reveal the missing glass known you since at Fairlane Town Center in Dear­ that converts to a: bedI^ backpack slipper. you were two." born used Kalmar's advice to come and feeding seat: :^ "V- -- V He gave me per­ up with these gifts suggestions from •"•• Pet pbctbr, Barbie: decked mission to stand mall 3tores:V in. white labcoatVcotne? with out-of-sight. listen­ Little House on the Prairie gift stethoscope; medical jkat, cat and ing to the little box sets from Waldenbooks, priced dog patients A:V .;-.'.'^''-,-. bovs and girls from $22.50; Tasco's Big Screen • Peuguin Shuffle Game: Let about to visit, I Linda Ann Chomin Microscope from Natural Wonders, theni waddle and walk down a promised to be as quiet as a mouse. $60 (comes with an instruction kit and experiment book); The Adven­ slide to land on anieny-go-found.: Most of the requests were for Buzz Lightyear, tures of' Pinocchio or Muppet Trea­ • Hot Wheels Five^Pack Doodle Bear, and Barbie. sure Island video games from $29.99 • Star Wars Action Figures i . "If 1 get asked for a puppy, I simply say I'm at Babbages offering discovery activ­ ;y:*-AmaY;.S)^^ afraid an animal might jump out my sleigh," said for ping pong, bilWards, fopseball ities that require user output; down­ f the sly old gent with a Wink. . hill skis from Dunham's $199-$300, and basketball. :• -•} -^, • ..-• • I breathed a sigh of relief. I was sure glad that • Disney Touch arid Crawl cross country.sets start at $100; Art :: :: new policy wasn't in effect last Christmas when Workshop kits from KayBee Toys, BaWeS ^ ''••;.':;:';:/;•; . -'/^:'v'•;<-> he'd slid down the chimney with my Irish prices vary,. • Talk Boy Recorder: Recorcl Wolfhound puppy. \ At FAO Schwarz in the Somerset arid distort voices. ':'••. " \ As we continued talking, I was taken with the ; r Collection, Troy, shoppers will find '^:•':1Hckle;Mev'Eiim^\^'^.-•^v';• :.•i•; new workshop for his elves. Having written about art for many years, it was right up my alley. Two giant plush reindeer, designed by Studio Artefact in-Quebec* pulled a giant sleigh while an elf painted a deer portrait and another carved away at an ice sculpture. Cody Owens of Garden City was impressed with the workshop^ too. After first telling Santa he wanted Buzz Lightyear and Slinky, the Dog, the 2'-2 -year-old pointed to one animated crea-; ture balancing a stack of presents and asked* Thanks to the readers who have phoned in locations for hard to find "What's that?" .•items!.. Santa roared with laughter. "One of my elves!" • Judy Uridge informs that she saw the gag gift featuring cans and Holiday happiness: These treasures can be found at the stores "Last year he would have nothing to do with straws built into a cap, at Qags 'N Gifts in Farmington and Livonia. of Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn. Santa," confided mom Paula. "This year, we've "Sue" said she always sees the item "in the Harriet Carter catalogs at already seen him three or four times. He keeps her father's house. asking for trucks and trains and Hot Wheels." • Karen Edwards reports a great source for typewriter or printer rib­ Nostalgic fun: . Brian Young, 6, also wanted Buzz Lightyear bons is the Quill Corporation in Lincolnshire, HI., 1-800-739-8965, "Vanessa," a 15- in addition to Nintendo 64. inch Carolle Doll, Katie Young, 2, longed for Winnie-the-Poph We're still Idoking for: slippers. Mother Cindy and grandmother Rhea • A dry bar, 3-feet \vide by 15-inches deep with a cover that lifts up to $115, from the Young brought the children all the way from replace one that is 20 years old. The caller said furniture stores only Doll Hospital and Salem Township for the.fun. seem to carry wet bars. Toy Soldier Shop Ashley Kiihn, 7, of Livonia read off a care­ • A grocery store that sells Magic Baking.Powder made by Nabisco of in Berkley, is fully written list which included a 20-inch bike, Toronto, The caller doesn't want to travel to Canada to buy it. poseable and Barbie Ice Skates, and.Doodle Bear. • A store that sells A/af/i To Go, Math Tutor by Texas Instruments. dressed for play. . Later that afternoon; I followed Santa to West- • Almay hypo-allergetic all-over body splash, land Shopping Geiiter where the children The store is • Someone who will alter old draperies to fit new windows. famous for its col­ were asking Santa for a lot of dalmatioris and • King-size flat sheets from Martex in the Trade Blanket pattern, Barbies. As an orchestra of giant polar bears • Laundry bags that hang from the ceiling over the chute with zip­ lection of "old- played all around his chajr, Gail Bird of West- pers on the bottom to let out the dirty clothes. fashioned"play- ..- land coaxed her 2/2 year old granddaughter Jas­ • A Strollachair highchair tray; Ihkor stainless steel cookware. thingsandtoys mine Marks into telling the big guy she wanted • An April 1945 edition of Ford Times magazine. for the outdoors. a refrigerator to make Kool-Aid. • Glass covers for Guardiahware pots and pans. "This is the firs^ year she really understands, Jy\\ Among its best' So seeing Santa is really exciting," Bird said; selling items is If you've seen any of these items in your travels, please let Malls & the Huffy Vander- At the Somerset Collection in Troy, Katie Mqinstreets know and we'll print the ansivers. Call (810) 901-2567i Adams, 3, and Erik Adams, 16-months, were Bearlineofcos­ anxiously waiting for Santa's arrival. "I want a tumed cuddlies. castle and a grocery cart, and Erik would like a train, and a riding toy," big sis Katie told Santa. >•:••"•:-;• •'••MONDAY; DEC. 23 The rush is on for half-off mark downs on holi­ "She's an old pro at this," said mother Nancy SantaPhotos day and other seasonal merchandise at all of Birmingham. "She was three-months old, Last days for photos and visits with Santa department stores and shopping centers.; her first time on Santa's knee." , Claus at area malls, Don't, miss some of the more Back at the Livonia Mall, Santa was wiring spectacular decor presentations at Twelvei Oaks, His sleigh for the big trip, Years ago, his memory FRIDAY, DEC,27 \". Somerset Col lection North, Livonia Mall, Lake* free cookbook tbrough Dec, 24. Drop off non-per­ Blues concert \ was sharp as a tack. Now, a computer keeps side, Fairlane, Northland Center and Oakland ishable food items, clothing and toys for local track of the millions of Christmas Eve deliveries- Robert^Jones plays blues.guitar 8-10 p.m. in Mall. At Summit Place in Waterford, tour the YMCA at Information Booth through Dec. 24. Borders Cafe. Complimentary. ; •'... "I'm more than 100 years old now. Mrs. Claus 20-minute walk- through exhibit "Wind in the Wonderland. Piymouth/Middlebelt. Livonia prints out my list before 1 leave the North Pole," 14 Mile/Orchard Lake. Fatmington Hills. Willows'' brought to you by Dayton Hudsoh Co. (313) 622-4100. ; ' ; ;'•• (810)737-0110. •;.;;. -: said the jolly old guy who was nothing more than Free admission, through Dec. 31. a big elf himself. 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My only wish for (313)425-600i.,. dan at 3 p.m» Ffoni 4:30-6 p.m. Ya Tafari boys and girls everywhere, was for all to have Retail centers closed for the holiday. Makunnen performs music with Caribbean, enough to eat, and a warm, secure place to sleep. Holiday happenings ; Afro-Latin and Latin Jazz beats. • "And my only wish," Santa Claus whispered to • Red Cross Blo6d Drive through Jan. 4 at the THURSDAY, DEC, 28 ^:, 13 Mile/Sbuthfield Beverly Hilla, . /•>.'). <8i0) 6444516. :;: me, "is for peace around the world." t. mall. Spend $100 in any business and receive a Sales & Clearances

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W>' The 06st>rt>er/MONDAY, DECEMBER 23,1996 Area 4th-, 5th-graders to fine arts post Donald Morelock, director of SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE eligible to enter state the piano department and the applied music program at tory for 20 of his piano students. of 1997, Morelock will direct the Schoolcraft College, has been The International Fine Arts piano study program at the St. appointed director of piano stud­ Institute specializes in arrange Petersburg Conservatory for the weather poster contest ies in North America and ing study and performance second consecutive year. Europe by the International opportunities throughout the Morelock directs the Ann The Michigan Committee for number of the student's Fine Arts Institute. Under the world, and has taken more Arbor Bach Association arid has Severe Weather Awareness is school, and art instructor (if sponsorship of the Russian Min­ any), .must be attached, to the American soloists and perfor­ received three national awards sponsoring a Severe Weather ister of Culture, Morelock repre­ mance groups into Russia than for teaching excellence. Each Awareness Poster Contest, back of the poster on a 3-by-5 sented the Institute during three index card.. any other organization. year, several of his students are open to all students currently recent trips to Russia; In his new capacity, Morelock accepted at leading music school enrolled in fourth or fifth Entries must be postmarked Part of the Visits involved programs around the country. no later than midnight on Feb. will plan arid implement inter­ grades. intense study programs at the national study programs for stu­ Schoolcraft College is located The deadline to enter is Feb. 1. To enter, send posters Moscow Conservatory of Music wrapped flat, to National dents and teachers from around at 18600 Haggerty Road in Livo­ Donald Morelock 1, 1.997, or the St. Petersburg ConserVa- North America. In the summer nia. Posters must emphasize the Weather Service, 9200 White importance of being prepared Lake Road, White Lake, MI in the event of Michigan, 48386. severe weather, such as torna­ For further information, does, floods, snow storms, contact Gary Campbell at the. severe cold, lightning and National Weather Service at fcPEM SALE thunderstorms, according to (810) 625-3309, ext. 726, or contest .sponsors. Lori White at the Michigan STARTS The first-place winner will Association of Insurance Com­ THURS., receive a $200 U.S. Savings panies at 1517) 482-1643. T bond; second place will be The Michigan Committee for DEC. 26 " awarded a $100 U.S. Savings Severe Weather Awareness AFTER CHRISTMAS bond; third place will receive a was formed in 1991 to coordi­ 8 A.M. $75 U.S. Savings bond and nate public information efforts honorable mention .will be regarding flood, tornado and awarded a $50 U.S. Savings winter, safety. The Committee bond: includes representatives from Posters must be 15-inches the National Weather Service, ?.©" by 20-inches and submitted on Emergency Management Divi^ quality poster or illustration sion of the Michigan State board. The work must be origi­ Police, Michigan Association of nal and 'may'be in any media Insurance Companies, Michi­ with the exception of pencil, gan Emergency Management GHRISTMAS ITEMS chalk, charcoal or glitter. 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LOIS THIELEKE Microivave not just fbrreheating/bod t the end of a long, hard day, you come home tired and hungry and the last thing A you want to do is spend time cooking over a hot stove. You want a hot, satisfying meal... fast! What do you.do? Microwave. The - microwave is an asset to people with a hurried lifestyle, as it is convenient and time efficient. Some microwaves are more powerful than oth­ ers. The same brand of microwave popcorn may take three minutes in one microwave and four- and-one-half minutes in others. Check the rec­ ommended cooking times in your owner's manu­ al, on the food packages and in microwave cook­ books to avoid overcooking, and always start with the shortest Suggested time. You will become familiar with your miqrowave's power level the more you cook with it. Microwave cook­ ing times vary because of the power, the amount of food, starting temperature of food, shape of the food and composition of the food. Unlike conventional ovens, as you add food items to your microwave, you must increase cooking time. For example, a baked potato takes about seven minutes in a microwave and 60 min­ utes in a conventional oven. AMERICAS DAIRY ASSOCIATION If you are cooking 10 potatoes in a convention­ •T al oven, it will still take 60 minutes. If you cook Holiday fare: Dress up a fully smoked ham with winter fruit chutney for a fuss- •>r: 10 potatoes in a microwave, cooking may take up free, yet festive holiday meal. to 70 minutes. / I The doughnut shape wins the award for the best shape for microwaves, no corners and no I center. For one item, place in middle; two items, m'A. side by side with an inch between, three items, in a triangle, four items, in a square or always in a circle with nothing in the middle; '•f : Take extra care When using microwave pack­ I ages that heat .and crisp foods such as pizza. These.packages contain heat sensors that become very hot during the cooking time. READY IN NO TIME AT ALL I The microwave oven may cook foods unevenly, 5 I* which can result in hot or cold spots. Some foods, ore time — advance and utilize short-cuts all of the chopping and places cooked" and are ready to eat. ii such as sugar-filled pastries and meat pocket is the one and time-saving techniques. everything in plastic contain­ Ham can be served cold or % sandwiches, can be scalding hot on the inside size fits all That's how the professional ers or recloseable plastic food heated to an internal tempera­ and cold on the outside. Be sure to carefully 9? gift that chefs do it. bags. The apples and pears ture of 140° F.: for serving hot. break open these foods before biting into.them. most of us And there are plenty of are the only ingredients that Follow the directions on the I To prevent uneven cooking, stop the microwave would like ways to save time on holiday Cooper waits to slice to avoid label, and heat in a moderate and turn and/or stir the food halfway through to receive this holiday season. meal preparation, according to browning. (325°F.to.35b0F.)oven. ; M theprocess. When family and friends gath­ the United Dairy Industry's "It's always a treat to cook Microwave advantages er, give yourself the gift of Real Butter Team. Try to plan when everything is already Ifyou purchase;a ham.•-•'.' time by preparing a festive your menu so that most of the measured, sliced and at your labeled "cook before.eating," it i .•.'".• Most foods can be cooked in less than .50 to meal that's easy and quick to - dishes can be partially pre­ fingertips," Copper says. should be roasted to an inter­ 7.5 percent of the time it would take to cook the prepare. pared before your holiday nal temperature of 160°F. — s^ame foods in a conventionaloven. "Spare time during the holi­ Holiday. Baked Ham with extravaganza begins. Ann days is something to be trea­ use a meat thermometer to ;. • Foods cooked in amicrovfaye retain more •;•' Winter Fruit Chutney, a Cooper, executive chef at the sured," said Don Atkinson, judge doneness and plan on color, flavor and nutritional yalue than conven­ recipe prepared by Beatrice Putney Inn in Vermont, sug­ senior vice president at cooking an uncooked ham for tionally cooked foods because they are cooked Ojakangas, master baker and gests measuring, slicing and Franklin Quest, a company 30 minutes per pound; with little or no water to leech but vitamins, and author of "Beatrice Ojakangas' chopping ingredients at least a are. cooked quickly, that specializes in counseling Your holiday ham should be Great Holiday Baking Book," day before you settle in to do busy executives on the finer refrigerated within two hours ' * Microwave cooking may be more healthful . is sure to please. The flavorful the serious cooking. points of advance planning. because often it is not necessary to add fat and of serving. Tightly wrap and chutney, which can be made "The French have a phrase "Using time-saving tech­ refrigerate leftovers, and enjoy butter when 8 auteing meats or vegetables or ahead of time, accompanies niques, short-cuts and good scrambling eggs. : that describes this preparato­ for up to seven days. Ham : fully cooked smoked ham ry process," said Cooper. planning are the most effec­ : 'Microwave ovens allow you to quickly reheat does not retain its high quality glazed with a mixture of apri­ They call it mise en place." In tive ways to free yourself from for long in the freezer because and defrost foods. X cot preserves, butter and the suffocating constraints of . »; • Microwave cooking helps shorten clean-up English this translates into changes in flavor and texture Dijon mustard. "getting your ducks in a row." time. A little planning goes a occur. If you must freeze left­ time because food usually doesn't stick to the The holidays are for spend­ long way in being able to relax dishes. •_ For instance, check out over ham, wrap it tightly in ing time with family and Cooper's strategy for making and enjoy the holidays," plastic arid foil and freeze for ':Z* Using the microwave doesn't add heat to friends," Ojakangas says. "So ' , According to the National your House. Unlike the conventional oven, you Winter Fruit Chutney. On the no longer than two months, eliminate last minute worries day before the meal she mea­ Pork Producers Council, most can open the microwave to check progress with-, by doing whatever you can in hams today are labeled "fully out letting hot aii* escape into the house.: sures all the ingredients, does See recipes inside. Microwave cautions .; • No metal, no foil, no twist ties. •f • Use only microwave-safe dishes, avoid using n)argarine tubs, whipped topping howls and cottage cheesecontainers. High heat could cause chemicals to transfer into the fobd.' ;.:' .;'• Watch out for steam when removing a cover.; extra- ';'• ?• Use potholders as a precaution, dishes and crisp oatmeal cookies is a layer food are extremely hot, In many families, after the memory that can be passed on stockings have been hung, it's from orte generation to the next. of creamy frosting: The dough '••; • Stir foods and beverages after heating to This year, the elves in the Quak^ uses on-hand ingredients and, . a^oid scalding, cold or hot spots can Occur. time to fix Santa a snack. Cook-" ies top the jolly man's list of er Oatmeal Kitchens have come since the quick;and bldrfash- ' ;•'''• Do-not reuse trays or containers provided faVbrite treats, so why not really up with two oatmeal cookies ioned bats are interchangeable with microwave convenience products, they wow him this Christmas Eye your kids, or grandkids, will in baking, you can use whichev­ have been designed for one time use with that with an extra-special cookie love to bake and nibble. er happens to be on the. shelf. 'specific food only. '•••'-. that's been baked just for him? Save time on baking day by ;i* Always allow resting or standing time after Standing a full ten inches Although we don't know exact­ high and chockifull of whole­ • making the dough a day or two the cooking is completed. ahead and refrigerate it tightly I • Never partially cook a food ahead of tirne to ly .when the custom of leaving some whole grain oats, a "Snow­ •i'.'-' cookies for Santa began, we do man Oatmeal Cookie" will keep wrapped. The filling is ready-to:- make microwaving faster later. Bacteria can spread vanilla frosting available g^bw in partially cooked foods.; know that similar customs have Santa energized for the long European origins. In fact, Dutch night ahead. The classic oatmeal in the baking aisle of the super- • Do not use brown grocery bags, they contain iriarket. Kids of all ages will recycled materials and metals and cbuld starjt a boys and girls still fill their Cookie dough is quick and easy wooden shoes with hay for St. to mix, and little hands can easi­ have a great time rolling the fro- Nicholas' hbrse, and Scandina­ ly pat' the dough into snowman edges of the frosting-filled cook­ I'hois M. Thieleke ofBirmingham is an Exten­ vian children leave porridge for shapes right on the cookie sheet- ies in colorful candy sprinkles, sion Home Economist for the Michigan State the Yule men, the Scandinavian After cooling, the real fun begins university Extension —Oakland County. For equivalent of Santa's elves. as the kids use icing and candy The extra sandwich Cookies answers to food and nutrition questions, call to give the snowman a smile and and snowmen make delicious While giving Santa cookies gifts for teachers, friends and ,($10)8580904. and milk is uniquely American, then dress him warmly with a hat, scarf and mittens. There's grandparents. Wrap the snow- . it most likely evolved from these men in clear plastic wrap, tie and other European traditions, even room to write Santa's :f^---/.:iOOKlNQAHEAP--/^3 ; with a red ribbon and attach a Ff»l l|ll I »1 ..—fc.llllMiplM « «111^ •' ••••••••••••••HOIIII •"•'• • •— I •• I—O.IWIfH^ ^. perhaps as a gentle reminder name..'' ' ••'•,:'..-. .v'..'-''' • ;'. ,' What to watch for in Taste next week: 1 gift tag, The sandwich cookies about giving to others. "Santa Sandwich Cookies' pack easily in small cellophane THE QUAKERQATS COMPANY year, Sandra Dalka-Prysby does not have Kids love to bflke, and creat­ stacked on a plate and accompa­ gift bags available at party, sta- . Santa's snack: Surprise Santa with .•.» ttf make a resolution to get fit and trim. Since ing a really special cookie to give nied by nutmeg-sprinkled tionery and discount stores. »»1694 she's lost 140 pounds; - to Santa can provide hours of egpwg will please Saptq, too. 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It's the time of year when tele­ rofjst during the last hour. A approximately 1 3/4 to 2 hours for phones ringing and doorbells purchased gravy enhanced with ROASTED RIBEYE & ROOT medium rare; 2 to 2 1/2 hours for chiming mean invitations and fresh herbs makes a savory and VEGETABLES medium doneness. at-home entertaining. But with simple sauce for the beef and 4 to 6-pound well-trimmed Meanwhile in large bowl, com­ today's busy schedules leaving vegetables. beef ribeye roast, small bine potatoeSj carrots, onions and little time for elaborate prepara­ Knowing when the beef roast 'reserved seasoning mixture; toss tions, we want our-special din­ end is done doesn't take guesswork to coat. Arrange vegetables on a 15 ners with family or friends to be — just a thermometer. Deter­ 2 tablespoons olive oil by 10-fnch jelly roll pan. During 1-2-3 easy. mine the doneness you prefer 1 teaspoon salt last 60 minutes of roasting beef, A beef ribeye roast is the per­ and remove the roast from the 2 pounds small new potatoes, put vegetables in oven. fect solution. Three easy steps oven when, the thermometer reg­ halved make it simple to prepare: isters 10 degrees F below the 1 package (16 bunces) baby Remove roast to curving board • Heat the oven to the proper desired doneness. carrots when meat thermometer registers temperature. 2 medium onions, cut into 1- 135 degrees F. for medium rare. 150 degrees F, for 'medium. • Place the roast in the oven, For medium rare, the recom­ inch thick wedges Increase oven temperature to 450 uncovered, on a rack in a shal­ mended endpoint temperature is Seasoning: low roasting pan. No basting or 145 degrees F, so remove it from degrees F. continue roasting veg­ 4 large cloves garlic, crushed cooking liquid is necessary — the oven when the thermometer etables 15 minutes or until tender the natural juices of the roast registers 135 degrees F. 2 teaspoons dried thyme and lightly browned, stirring once. will keep the beef moist and deli­ Remember to let the roast leaves While vegetables cook, tempera­ cious. stand. During standing time, the 1 1/2 teaspoons cracked ture of roast will continue to rise • Roast for the time specified temperature will rise to the black pepper 10 degrees to desired doneness, Carve roast into slices; serve with to reach desired doneness. Let desired doneness and meat Heat oven to 350 degrees V. vegetables. Yield 6 to 8 servings.' the roast stand on a carving juices will redistribute through­ Combine seasoning ingredients; board, loosely covered with alu­ out the roast, making it easier to press half the mixture evenly into Nutrition information per serv­ minum foil, for 15 minutes. carve. surface of beef roast. Add oil and " ing: (6.5 ounces cooked, trimmed You're ready to carve and serve. While the roast cooks, there'll salt to remaining mixture; reserve. beef and J 1.6 of vegetables): 623 Roasted Ribeye and Root Veg­ be plenty of time to prepare the calories; 56g protein, 38g carbo- . NATIONAL CATTLEMEVS BEEF ASSOCIATVOX etables can make entertaining rest of the meal -— perhaps an Place roast, fat side up, on rack fiydate; 26g fat, 7.5mg iron, just this easy. Season the roast earthy mushroom soup with in shallow roasting pan. Insert ; 556mg sodium, 147mg choles­ Simply delicious: At-home entertaining is easy on the ., and vegetables with a flavorful bread purchased from the bakery ovenproof meet thermometer so tip terol. host when the main course is Roasted Ribeye & Root.' mixture of garlic, dried thyme to start, a decadent chocolate is centered in thickest part, not Recipe and information resting in fat. Do not add water or Vegetables — three simple steps is-all it takes for a per­ and black pepper; cook the veg­ cake to finish. from the National Cattle­ fect beef roast. etables right along with the cover. Roast in 350 degree F. oven men's Beef Association. ise

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See related story on Taste 2 large Golden Delicious or sprouts, trimmed, halved 1/3 cup uncooked rolled oats tered shallow 2-quart baking dish. minutes. Makes 8 servings. front. Jonathan apples,-peeled. 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted 1/4 cup light brown sugar In medium saucepan^ combine Note:. Orange Glazed Sweet Pota• HOLIDAY BAKED HAM WITH and cut into 1/4-inch .'. butter 2 tablespoons cold, unsalted. butter, orange juice, brown sugar, toes can be partially assembled 4 to slices 1 tablespoon minced fresh butter, cut into small WINTER FRUIT CHUTNEY maple syrup, grated orange and 6 hours in advance. Cover and 2 large Bartlett pears, peeled, ginger o/3/4 teaspoon pieces spices. Heat to boil, stirring until refrigerate potatoes and topping ..••1-fully cooked smoked ham cut into 3/4-inch chunks ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon ground cinna- ' smooth. Reduce heat and cook over separately. Sprinkle on potatoes half, about 6 to 7 pounds 1/2 cup orange juice 1 tablespoon fresh lemon mon medium heat until slightly thick­ just before placing in oven. Allow • 1 tablespoon whole cloves 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar juice • ened, 5 minutes. Drizzle sauce 5-10 minutes longer far baking 1/4 cup apricot preserves Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. 6 tablespoons light brown 2 teaspoons grated lemon over sweet potatoes. time. 1 tablespoon unsalted butter Bring a large pot of lightly salted sugar .'.;.-. .rind For topping, combine all ingredi­ 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard water to a boil. Add sweet pota­ 3/4 cup dried cranberries ,1 teaspoon sugar toes; return water to a boil. Cook ents in small bowl. Work butter Recipes from Beatrice Heatoven to 325 degrees F. 2 tablespoons chopped fresh i tablespoon fresh minced until potatoes are almost tender into mixture until crumbly. Sprim Ojakangas, Master Remove skin from ham. Place . rosemary or 1 teaspoon parsley, if desired but still keep their shape, about 5 kle over top of potatoes. Bake Baker/Cookbook Author, and ham, fat side up, in shallow roast-, dried rosemary, crushed Salt and pepper to taste . minutes. Drain well. Arrange pota­ uncovered until potatoes are ten­ the American Dairy Associa­ ihg pan. Score fat in diamond pat­ •1/4 teaspoon ground allspice toes in overlapping pattern in but­ der and topping is crispy, about 30 tion. In large saucepan of boiling, tern and stud with cloves. Bake for 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 hour and 15 minutes. salted water, cook carrots and 3 medium oranges, peeled. Brussels sprouts until tender 8 to Then, in small saucepan, com­ sectioned 10 minutes. Drain well. bine apricot preserves, butter and Us* Minute GAME ROOM Gift Giving! mustard, heat until hot. Spoon In large saucepan* cook onion in In same saucepan, melt butter. butter over medium heat until ten­ Add ginger and cook 2 minutes. glaze onto top of ham. 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Vi^iifsr.^wi^SfVjicif^C;. 1220,250,5)0, SPACE |AM{K) %11W.l 30, 4.10,7:35,10«, \W starring Cary Grant, Loretta a^/C)-'»'«•-* Tcfa ITAITKMKUy U/34S12-241V20 101DAUU1V>5(C) kPOMRWDAriPC) Young and David N'iven _ is 1215,}.», 4 20,-5^0,700,130. H:!0.1.30,4.15, {:45,900,11-201 •v.ai n;t i'-bmrtte-J' 1450 !2'2312 25,2 45; 5 05,7 25,9 50 enjoyable enough as a holiday SUCf JAM (K) h. MFNDAY(FC) 1212412 25.2 45.505 diversion, but won't resonate ui Movie '11«. 100,3,», 12'25 305.5 2-0,7 40 lOOO 12:10,3O0„ 5 20 ,-»-» IA»OM(l) past the New Year. :ntormatK>n (K?)MrfU10WAMEJHaS5(K13) KAX50M(I) As the film opens, preacher was not mni.ww 11:44110,430 '!2»23 705,9 35 -,«!*• HYHUOWAMHKAX${Kn} Nownoiis NPHYKUOW Henry Biggs (Courtney B. submitted .:¾ AWH(AK5(K1!) " www www (NP)SttfAU(t) Vance) has a major case of the ' '• ktiVi ly kiua .' b sau.v(i) 12231254 30).520,7)5,955 ' / ' .' "20,145,4 !£!,715.930,1145'. '10*0. KO, 340 mm ; Tdira •''• 1») 12 25 225,4,40,6 55,910 December blues. He feels he's • deadiir.e. N?S«W(PC-IJ} stretched too thin trying to serve 12-25 2 05,4 30 »45.9« P.ease . VwiKlt* PtfitJK IS lff(VTJilHCJTAI(PC) his congregation of mostly poor r {txWw^lw ca-lyoyr i;,:?''o • MJTULW VCA • 3:30,4.15,5», 5:45 believes he's not doing a very MLUJJ(K) tUYISANDWTTKAD •BNCUAllTliWAYlK) MjRTHlATRIS good job tending his flock. Henry NPA ;•; Xj'rrrj'on W •"-..3 TM.n,:53011300:. •'0M1-50,100,1-34.305.3-30, 12.45,3.15.5.30 99ithcnitHil i^ i : 43 9,5: • . • -5^,5.50,7-0,7.43920,950. TKMlttdiHASTWOttCB.lPCH) •.'.•>".i2V3J.V:i3«.«-.3-',V: asks God for help. ^. " was not "• 11-20-11:501 fittiij 1115.150.4)44.45,7.45.920 10-20 31M76-MM .... Help arrives in a more materi­ )3i> . sutnaied ' '01 MtiAOttSWWlK) . *-M ':o. 3 B. :545 ? SJ:.:: tfAU|W(PC) Kj-iiX^l^^M 10-4:,4.10,7.00,9.40/1210-- al way than Henry imagined. w-- t)" ) 5:5,1050 " 1-2.15,2:15,4.45 Ko(ki»(i{t&MkiN4w<>o5)1( : t01DALMAT1ONS(C; . STAJt TKEJC (PC Dudley the angel (DenZel Wash­ vov;' desi^re/ ' HtKHTtXUJtl) • 1 !KE «•:*!;•* D-.'.us?;.;::^.' '•0 1.15,200,415,4:45,9.00,11--30 1050,,130,,430 13 O3 5O,.,5503J30C'y!.10,lO3: Holidjj Kitiiw ington) appears, and tells a dis­ S ''0 'tMOOMfK) T» UOJSH PATKKT (1) AnMtTOUl(l) 15,200.4,-40.7:30,1000,12.20- believing Henry that he is the DAVID LE&TOICHSTOVE PicmtEs ' :f / ' \PitW ' " !:0,[*}OII3COi 7-50. IO20 •11:15,2-30. fttSTwmsawiPC) 1 MFM0AY(K) .': • 'C3 ! >0ur, . tfWSAMITWXTlKU} ftfUAVflA«Km>SAD(K1}) '1223-12-26-130.415,645 r: answer to his prayers. '-20, ISO, 4 20,7:20,9 45,12 C'J6f.". 53'3}.nV>;if«»D'}::i,-:^4=1 I'M best friend Hakim in "The Preacher's Wife:" VJV«;-, .-.^245,5¾ •5'5 : !r:3--j:,^di!ypi.sS3 25 ME0iJUllHlPC13) counsels the preacher's beautiful T r K - . O/^rvMS-'-wOs:') ''rr:xt*'i-'j'40O?v- 2 S> 2>. ?45 -?;»D '-0;:. . ''•'VyliJ^di,') ' r l :;25:2 25 5'2; ' wife. • ' ••' • Li'*S.'oih. h is; 53• e3JJ)M-<^t-ci:•l5^3•3:,¢ : •>4>3X r5il325'/4>. "0CO. NO^:^N;Nx?4 4 "5 6:V with the Christmas spirit at the opportunity to break (impres­ ' MjTtESOAr 'NVtoVi.P xies ««?'.*: • J ; Along the way, the Biggs ialsai iXCt 'GVC 0? C^'53;.V: last moment and agrees not to sively) into song. She leads the •• :'/i T:, IV, »a: 0(.)-275- rediscover the happiness they MirmwiHU) liMeVSaiMka . i-:,\NCAi;cy-s; »1-1900 never really lost, Henry regains demolish the preacher's church church choir, joins a bar band for % 'iti'i'wQv'H vos.tt: .-i -'S .^¾ ? Ar.i"t3i!"*e^J/tOf3M-'^! '1215.1 IS. 3-45,4.24 7.M. 7-30.955, \rt;7*t^*>i'^t. his passion for work and Julia to make way for tennis courts. an impromptu love ballad and $-25/^.9^^-:5.7 45 ;' K'3 1025.12,^ HtinArtTh«itrtl1 3HS9H790 And the performances are credi­ fills in as Mary during the . 1525 '-O.'S KA*$Am falls in love all over again with 1130.-215.450,,7.45.950,-, rWlSTtf(PCI)) .225,;«.53-i'J3'25)7.«,lOO0 ?:>J'0J< her preacher husband (after a ble, but not noteworthy. Christmas pageant. • . 1010,12-30-' mWES'NR-Ttv.-iS ^,.-,:3/-.¾ 2K, ,* 15 ? . T«mAO«SWH(K) (313)5420140 Washington is amusing but |M01AUTHIWAY(K) 'V"A'CMi'SrOA5»DWA^ . few innocent flirtatious moments Vance, recently seen in "Dan­ !S23?'5,945 • •50 [4 20 3 53 25} 7¾ 9.50 i3«".\v" :-0,-.5 :;..- H'10,!:14'. 315.510 SA^fGAV ONLY' ; slightly miscast as a sweet, bum­ gerous Minds," turns in a nice IAW0M(I}' .>=5E".V.ESV£rC5 v:v,ON.'. with Dudley.) tANSOtl(l) bling angel. The actor who so ' 0.;» IS'313,25)7:10,950- : "The Preacher's Wife" isn't at performance as the troubled 2.10,9.40,1220- ' 5TAITKll{KU) mCAffltfkMjWtdt 1¾ VCUOI K« TWO Ua$(K1J> . IWftl) forcefully dominates the screen KAJB ATTACK (K13) .' »11230,250.5-23 all bad. It's just not very good. preacher. 0-;'^u«\3< jJISV/. 1*0 (^'5.? 13 25) 7-,10.9.50, '224.1.15142011325 '2 2.5 11:15,1-40,430.7:20.950,1210* »21204215,4.35.705 in compelling dramas such as Marshall does a workman-like S5S-42O0 SIJUHlOtflMTCOKUa^CU) 25,25-T,5,!4 20JI3 25'7.5 This remake of a nice, but unin­ • SOttAMlJ) THttCAI$KPATWT(l} -.:-:-.-0:: 6 re-^Va^X' 220,:<.50,5»,«lJ25)7.siO,KKO. : n y, spired film fails to transcend, the "Glory" and "Courage Under job directing the competent cast, 12«, 2.30:5«, 7-25,9.4},12W 12.40,4.15 r;;?C'-j'K-v^i KOMtOANOMJKT(KD) Ml(KO<05U0S(C) Fire" seems out-of place in this but "The Preacher's Wife", lacks T HTFEUOWWfitaK5(PCI3) MMUdtOIHASTWOUCIS original. ' irfjTA.<5D4«. 2 30(50531325)100, 12 24-1«, i«.500?1525-: 'll'45200,4:40,?'l'5,9M.ir4S-- • (PC13) light-hearted film. the spark that separated such . 12 23.'25.25-'C-4 3 Mi5 Wi­ The story is timeworn (angel 1255,3.44445 • KPRtO(l) ll 25! 7 «,9 20 '• saves family during Christmas), earlier hits as "Big" and "A 74,1540- x?»iTgyi <<«tt>t INOIsULTKWATCK) h« tNCUSH PATTtKT (i) the plot twists predictable. Houston was cast for her League of Their Own" from more Sylik-A-m M«077 .•112:15,230,444450 -2 24-1215,15 3/031)23^2 23. incredible voice. There's nothing standard fare. »21245,300.5:10 There's even the greedy busi­ A.Si-Wjrm!!i) - »11200,24.4.50,7.00 • theatre for sOSW.O: gttTMACUttft UtoMiMlp-- »21:15,320.525 .-.- I' feaiures Cwwu^,6rtN»3--,-.H }W{4». 500 3 3-25) 7«, 103,9 50 Cv(mM^c*\bi) , , and times. c PttACMEISWK(K) •.U-.'5'c*rt^MTKR. KSSA 2¾ (50031325)7 30,1O00 ' TWJTuHDAr KPWKtMNtKljy • KIDAUUTUMS(C) . WHtrfcfdOrmmll . 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Cathode, enjo-ys antiques, l-ea markets, writing,. Christian'activities, politics, spectator sports, ''.UPLIFTING PERSONALITY SWM, 60, easygoing, good sense of humor, likes the SV/F 34..5'5". brown hair/eyes. Ita'ian, never mar­ seeks spiritual, lamily-oriented, intelligent Sf ing. trie danang. concerts, seeks SWCM. 28-36, for Ine dancing.'countrv mus'C, seeks outgo.ng fnendiy Catholic SWM, 30, caring, member of charity organi­ outdoors, fiea markets, dining out, doesn't dance, Ad*.7876 friendship possible relationship Ad?.5264 SM Ad»3787 •:- '• ried, 'kes sports,, horseback rid-ng. dining.'reading, zations, enjoys' flea markets.. auctions,- jet skiing, ' seeks honest Sf, with similar interests. Ad#,7818 COMMON INIERESTS? iik\it i in COLD IMS HOIHtlKSr snows, quiet evenings at home seeks 5'9'r D SM. boating, seeks spontaneous, livery SF. Ad#.4593 THE POSITIVE SIDE Outgoing, easy-to-ge't-alon'g-wilh SWM, 33. Catholic, Baptist DWF, 38,.fun,ii.ve-'y attends Chra'ian con­ Vryacous, outgoing SWF. 51, Catholic. ep,iys tne who wants kds Ad*. 1942 .- LET'S GET TOGETHER! erijoys camping, biking, reading, movies, working Westeyart S5WM, 34, upbeat, enjoys golf, reading, certs & activities, enjoys read ng -heater, seeks hon- Ou'doors. Cooking, walking,-concerts, movies'danc­ WANIS St)t I. MME Non-denominational DW.dad, 25, humorous, outoo- Bible studies, time with the Lord, long walks, seeking • est. intelligent, sincere SCM. U S. with good morals ing, seeks kind, respectful furviov.ng SM Ad* 2326 'oul, seeks good-humored SF. Ad*. 1977 ing, enjoys playing with his kids, seeks humorous, fun SV/F, 22, 5'2k. red ha:r, b!ue eyes, enjoys romantic' LIKES HAVING. FUN fun, honest, caring SF, who loves kids. Adl. 1972 Ad?8528 >K;I,W;IM^ AD SF. who lo.es children. Ad#.4466 1 Catholic., SWM. 20. outgo ng, enjoys computers, FUN TO BE AROUND CALL ME.:-' .Fun-loving, upbeat SV/CF..38. enjoys acting, read­ •' even.ngs, campng. wa ks, darts, bowing, seeking: COLLEGE STUDENT drawing; cars, seeks canng; funny..outgoing. SF. Catholic SY/M. 29. enjoys:roHerblading. golfing, Protestant SWF 39 outgoing, attends Christian con­ ing, dancing, seeks emotionally hea'ihy. stable^ SM. 'SWM. with s^itar interests Ad*,7321 Catholic SM, 21, 5'8", 145fbs, brown hair, blue eyes, Ad*.7566 -. bowling, volleyball, dining out comedy dubs, seek­ certs and activities, en-oys anything fun. seeks SM,' with mora'S Ad*i1240 . open, enjoys baseball, water sports, seeks athletic, : ing fun, compatible, outgoing SF, to laugh with. . withgoodquaMes Ad=.3639 MKK/l••FOR COKKKKi' : Males Seeking ^iiialies -^''] RIG ON.'LIFE active, easy to get along with SF. Ad#.2212 SWM. 26, Catholic, funny, likes dining out, dancing, Ad# 4703 LtiVi; KOJt I.IKK. Warm, caring SWF. ,45, teacher. Roman. 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French, likes dancing, pa-nt^ig, seeks 'Romantic, sincere SWM, 41, Catholc. en.oys the-- A LONER THY MY AD laxative; honest SF; Ad*.7034 reserved, volunteer, open, lyjnest, enjoys' crafts,- nice, decent SCM. with, good rnoral character for • ater. music, .family, mends, seeks slim, affectionate. Catholic SWM. 37, outgoing., fun to be with, enjoys Outgoing, honest SWM, 21, Catholic, enjoys golf, Christian concerts- sports: seeks gentle SM. N S.. fnendshp and companionship;Ad*. 1723 m'el'igeot thoughtful SWF. Ad*.6969"- , GOOD ATIIKDE collecting.movies/CDs, writing,' reading, singing, family, horses, seeks honest, loving, respectful, com­ , Ad* 5279 SOCIAL I.1FK. HOLD IIIATTIIOKMIT SWM. 51. calm, easygoing, .honest, attends seeks spontaneous, loyal SF. Ad#.1932 mitment-minded SF, no games. Adf .6266 SOMEONE SPECIAL Very outgoing SWF, 23. loves outdoor activities.' Cathc'ic SV/M. 26. open-mnoed. good-humored'.. Christian activities., enjoys dancing, seeks slender WITTY CATHOLIC hobbies-mciude boatmg, f.shing, hockey, the put- SF:5'2--5'5*.Ad*,1256 SERIOUS AND HUMOROUS •Open-minded.canng SWF. 28. auburn hair..brown dubs, dancmg seeks caring. underslan-J-ng SM. for SV/M, 53. enjoys volunteer work, children, cooking, Balanced SWM, 44, enjoys- frying, horse shows, eyes. .Lutheran; enjoys wa'vng runn-ng'.' movies, friendship, maybe more. Ad*.9521 doers, seeks cpen-m.nded SF. to share good times ' AOl.t NTEER dandng, seeking sharing, creative, exciting, commu- Ad* 9780 -. •'••'.- cards, seeks sincere, compassionate, fun Christian o'ubs, seeks s-hcere, considerate SWM. never mar- COMMI MCATK SWM.. 43, Catholic kind, hardworking, caring. I'kes hicatrve SF. Ad«.3853 - astronomy, the outdoors, nature, seeks honest, kind- SF, who is continuing to grow spiritualry. Adf .9009 '•ried/'nochridren Ad'9C89 Honest S8F. 43. Baptist, enjoys jazz, sports, exercis­ RELIEVES IN GOD NEVER-MARRIED, CHILDLESS SAM. 42. humorous, -easygoing, .intelligent, enjoys- hearted, loving SF Ad* 2677 ACTIVE cm HCII-GOER ing.- theater, travel, quiet evenings home, seeks Happy; outgoing SWM, 39, enjoys Cathdic activities, music qu-ei evenings,'cudd'-ng,. seeks educated, SV/M, 26. easygoing, oulgoing, enjoys reading, SWF. 42, Som-Agam, gcod listener, writes sonqs. understand.ng, open-rnnded SM. Ad* 2511 DON'T PLAY GAMES motorcycles, cuddling by a fire in the woods, walks, affectionate SCF Ad*.9934 Affectionate SV/M, 40. easygoing, humorous, enjoys movies, sports, seeks horiest, caring, ccmmftled, plays gu-tar. art-st. seeks MS. compassionate, SM GOD GOMKS FIRST seeks happy, honest, outgoing SF. Ad#.8025 fishing, hunting, quiet evenings, seeks down-to- outgoing; educated, attractive SF. Ad*.9989 . who can commun-cate. and might have kids. Easygoing SV/F. 56. enjoys theater, movies^ neecfe- ENERGETIC SEEKS A GOOD LISTENER Funny SV/M, 24. Catholic, hobbies include air brush­ earth; romantic SF. Ad*.11l2 • ' Ad? 52-53 Aork. seeks kind, understanding, respectful, MS SM.. SWM,'36..Catholic, excellent personality, good with MY PRETTY WOMAN ing mo'/ies, traveling, d riirig out, seeking honest. LIKES TO HAVE Kl \ a good conversationalist Ad* 2845 ' yl IKH AT FIRST people, enjoys sporting events, seeks nice, honest, SWM, 43, enjoys bowling, shooting pool, fairs, flea caring, active SFAd#,7733 , Reiigous SBF. 39. -witty/outgoing, understanding, OUFT K:\FNINGS Religious SWM. 29, positive,, attends Christian activ­ canng, supportive, understanding SF. Adf 3636 markets, the simple things in life, seeking ft, happy, IHOlGIITFt I. ities, enjoys aquahum, pets: working on house, enjoys aerobics, plays., travel, fund-raisers.' seeks SWCF. 26, 5'S", ash blonde, hazel eyes, enjoys trav­ I'LL WARM UP TO YOU! attractive, high-spirited SF. Ad-».1121 SV/M, 40. Catholic, sincere, romantic, IJri- rjOAL-ORIENTED enled. si rn. fit. s'neere SF for long-term relationship. seeking honest, humorous, attractive, easygoing, DWM.-39,5'8", husky build, brown hair, hazel eyes. FIRE FOR LIKE ues. Ad*.4829 Catholic SWM, 23, easygoing/enjoys shooting pool, spontaneous'SF. Adf .1856 not into.bars, N/S, light drinker, likes pool, bowing, Ad*.4444 '.-•-.- movies, quiet times,-seeks bright, fanny, honest, sin­ Born-Again SV/F. 47, fr.endly, hobb-es include mak­ MA1UUAGF.-M[\DKD TRY NEW THINGS walks, seeks SF, with simitar interests. Adf.4712 \\EII-(;ROOMED cere SF. Ad* 2363 .-.'•'' ing calls, decorating, seeks happy, fun-loving. Bap'ust SV/ mom, 27. 58". brow hair'eyes, easygo­ SWM. 19. Catholic, caring, likes sports, co!lect-ng Warm, fun-loving SV/M, 38, Catholic, enjoys reading, GOOD COOK A PLUS! . thoughtful SM. who lives for the Lord Ad' 3113 ing, attends Christian activities, enjoys movies, rf.n- HEAR K OF GOLD baseballcards.seeXsunderstand-ng,helpful.roman- . sfeng, the ojldoors,.(amity, friends, romantic times, DBM, 48, 5'11". 206(bs„ fit. active/pro(essiona!, CREATIVE" ing out. comedy dubs, seeking SM. Ad*8369 •Sp>rjtual. independent SWM. 34, enjoys gospel seeks intelligent, warm SF. Ad#;i515 tcSF. who doesn't r>ay games Ad* 1212 music, din.ng'out.-shopping, renting movies, seeks enjoys outdoor activities, conversation, seeking SF, , SWF.'45. 5'5". 128lbS, blonde ha,r, green eyes, STRONG-FAITH <;i\E ME A "-CHANCE gentle, down-to-earth, kV^ng SF. Ad*.3331 HARDWORKING GUY 35-53, small-medium, intelligent, neat SF. Adf .4287 •'Presbytenan.,hkes-family activities, sporls, -seeks, SBCF. .38, IrierxSy, .happy, enjoys boAling. good Cathok; SV/M. 19. romantic, enjoys sports activities, SWM, 44, Protestant, outgoing, employed, enjoys •".'.'• I WILL SPOIL YOU honest, trustworthy. Christian, educated SM movies, roHer-skating, ^,-ortong out, tennis, seeks SWEET LIKE IUINEY car races, track meets, seeking understand/ig..car­ Christian activities, read ng, working out, current Professional SWM, 46, spontaneous, enjoys We.out-' Ad* 3257 . • kind, honest, intelligent SM, Ad*.31ll . , Methodist SBM. 43; brown eyes, loving, sensitive, ing, good-looking SF. Ad#. 1196 gentle, enjoys bowling, movies, concerts, dinner for events, seeks kind, considerate SF, with a sense of door activities, waiter rafting, travermg, seeks attrac­ RELIGION IS IMPORTANT 111.MOROFS LADY ENJOYS LIKE two. seeks loving, spontaneous, independent-SF. humor. Ad#.8096 tive, adventurous SF, for new. exciting times. Friendly SWF. 34, Lutheran, outgoing., enjoys danc­ SWCF, 55.5'3", upbeat, hobbies are reading, muse, ' SWM, 24, Catholic, funny, exciting,, likes drawing, Ad#.5571 . OPEN COMMUNICATION Adf.6847 ing, horseback riding, seeks honest, loyal, financial- •• theater, walking, seeks secure, intelligent SM. shopping; movies, quiet times, seeks honest! caring. Happy-go-tucky SWM, 35, Lutheran, hardworking, ry'.'emo6orta3y secure SM, Ad*.2468 • ' FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING FLANNEL GUY Ad*.8856 •compassionate,-friendly, working-SF. to spend lime likes sports events, sodalizihg, seeks understanding SPARKLING BLUE EYES Jewish SV/M, 49, various interests, seeking vibrant, SW dad of two, 40, 6'1", brown hair, green eyes, GOOD-COMPANION with. Ad? 2873 SF, with strong values. Ad#.6667 Bubbly SV/F, 47, enjoys movies, playing with her intelligent, caring, loving,' warm, personable SF, for coach, likes camping, sports, romantic evenings, the Bubbly, active -SWF, 48,. short, Proiestant. enjoys RELIEVES IN GOD companionship. Ad#. 7098'" WAITING FOR A CALL grand kids, bov.ilng. dancthg, gardenirig.'.seeks' hon.-'. 'bovrling,-boating, gambling up North, seeks honest, Happy-go-lucky SV/M, 38, Baptist, enjoys Christian outdoors, barbegues seeks SF, with simlar interests Catholic SBM.'35. easygoing; humorous, enpys LIKES TO -LAI Gil! est, sensitive, communicative,'sincere SM. A,d4.7349 witty, outgoing SM. Ad*.3927 activities, golf, basketball, seeks humorous SF. Ad#.6155 sporls. movies; school, seeks sensitive, 'intelligent SWM, 26, Lutheran, easygoing, enjoys working out, Ad#.2241 BOWLER CLASSY LADY. i.ONG TKRM RKLATIONSHIP SCF Ad* 1666 bikeriding, shootin g pool. Skiing, seeks honest, com­ Born-Again SWF, 48, blonde hair, young-at-beart, Protestant SBF, 56, outgoing, humorous, energetic, MAIUnAGF^MlNpED municative, open, fun-loving SF. Ad#.3227 : - A TRUSTING FRIEND OWM, 54,6\ brown hair, blue Byes, enjoys cooking, enjoys crafts, reading. Bible studies, seeks Borh- enjoys'readlng. golf, sewing, an work; seeking hon- Happy-go-lucky; SWM, 52,. Protestant, enjoys gardening, seeks loving SF.Ad*,1885 •', . Catholic SWM. 33,. fun-loving, romantic, sinqpre,' . F.AMILVIORIKNTED Again,honest, faithful SM. Ad*8883 est SM, same qualities. Ad#.8210 thoughtful, enjoys outdoor activities, romance, seeks Christian (unctions, travel, remodeling homes, Non-denominational', SV/CM, 46, outgoing, YOUNG-AT-HEART SPIRIT! Al. VALl ES.'..•' 'sflrri. tnm, affectjwatei. thoughtful SF. Ad*. 1966 . antiques,: seeks rwirriorous, affectionate Sh Ad*. 1199 MARRI.AGFIN -M.LNIK employed, attends church, enjoys coin collecting, DWM, 62, 5'10". t65lbs. outgoing, easygoing, N/S, Protestant SWF, 5$^ ambitious, enjoys home' deco­ Outgoing, adventurous SW mom of one, 40. SKEKS HLALTIIY TYPE •reading, videos, seeks sincere, cordial, likeable SF. UP FOR A CHALLENGE? ervoys a variety of interests, seeking SWF, N%. age rating',, painting, drafting, seeks honorable., sound, Catholic, enjoys camping,'fishing, sewing, ice skat­ Lutheran S\'/>,l, 20, funny, shy. intelligent, enjoys ten­ Ad*.8888', Well-rounded SWCM, 40,' enjoys dairy exercise, or^ionaJ.Arjf.1192. • honest, social, family-minded SM. Ad* 2690 ing, seeks.honest, even-tempered 0 SM Ad*,5555, nis, golf., weighting, seeks kind, organized, physi- reading, the Bible, theater, cross-country skiino, WARM HEART TALK ABOUT YOURSELF DIRECTIONAL KEY ca!!yfitSF.Ad#.9106 " ; seeks' caring, empathetic, communicative SF. 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Ad#.4106 DWCM, 44, trustworthy, twtfrvorking, self-employed, Attractive, fun-ioving SV/F,. 26, 5'6", 125!b$., pood- . Fun-lcring SV/F, 28, seeks nice, honest, canng SM,' HAS SERIOUS SIDE Catholic' SWM. 39, honest, friendty, romantic, enjoys natured, enjoys the outdoors,- alternate music, down-to-earth, seeks friendship with SF lo enjoy time viho enjoys live.music; comedy, camping and more., Protestant SWM, 46, rjosrtive. upbeat, nice smile, church ..activities',' bowling, travel, movies, quiet DESCRIPTION PLEASE sporls, seeks educated, easygoing, classy SM. enjoys golf, the outdoors, college football, seeks . with.Ad*:6797 - Ad'*.6543 evening's, seeks attractive,, fun, honest SWF.--' Outgoing Born-Again SWCM, 28, 5'9", slim, athletic Ad*.772f FINANCIALLY SECl RE open, honest, articulate, good-hearted SCF. build, healthy, enjoys hockey, nutrition, reading, AFFECTIONATE GUY Ad#,7450' , •••,". ;Ad#.l057-.' , '.. :: ENERGETIC MOM DWF, 42, tall, slender, bkxvJe hair, kind, canng, hard­ DIVERSE LIFESTYLE sporls, seeks attractive SCF.Ad*-.1068 .: Professional DWM, 51, 5'H", 195lbs„ blond hair, Bubbly SWF, 32. 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Monday, December 23, 1996 O&R Classifications 300 to 374 (•)7B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hem to contact us: Your Classified Ad How • North Oakland County.^... ,..,/..810-475-4596. Appears on the (Oarksion, lake Ooon/Oxford) • Internet. When you Oakland .810-644-1070 place your classified \. Rwhester/Rdchester Hills. :810-852-3222 liner in the Wayne County,.. 313-591-0900 newspaper. There i FAX your ad;...... ,..,.. .313-953-2232 is a 2 time Where Vou uiill find. 24-HQurVoice Mail,...... 313-591-0900 Internet Address...... http://oeonline.com minimum run. "S^ t«Mii« ANNOUNCEMENTS Birmingham«Canton • Clarkston • Farmington* Garden City • Lake Orion • Livonia •xtailv S3 600-690 Page D2 Oxford • Plymouth • Bedford •Rochester« Southfield • troy * West Bloprnfield • Westland Autos For Sale 80B78 Page D5 Important Information: Help Wanted 500-576 Page C6 Real Estate for Sale #300-388 Northern Propo rty...; 379 Holiday Potpourn...... 610 n Option to Buy... 364 In Memoriam .632 Homes..;.....- 300 ' Other Suburban Homes 359 Insurance 644 BY CITY Out of State Homes/Property,.. 360 Legal Notices, Accepting Bids .... 622 Arm Arbor....,, :.. ...304 Home & Service Guide Farms .-.. . 363 Lost and Found 636 (j33 001-245 Page D3 Auburn Hiils ... 336 Belleville.. 349 Horse Farms 363 Meeting; :.:.... 620 Birmingham 305 Real Estate Service 364 Miscellaneous Notices 624 Real Estate Wanted . 387 Personals 600 BloomfieloVStoomfietd Hiiis 307 Merchandise For Sale •.'Time Share ..363. Political Notices . 626 Ifil 700-754 Page D3 Brighton... . 306 Southern Property . 381 Seminars ...... 620 Canton ;308 Commerclal/lndualrlal «390-398 Seniors , 686 Clarkston 309 Business & Pioless'onat B^kj-'r^s tos Sa'e .391 Single Parents 688 Commerce.. 348 Pets CommerCol/Betail-Sale or Lease 392 Sports fnteresis 684 Ijtil 780-793 Dearborn 311 Page D3 Commercatlodustrial-Vacant Property 396 Tickets 638 Dearborn Heights 311 Garages', Mini Storage, 430 Transportation, Travel 640 Detroit... 312 Income Property . . 393 WeckJuig Chapels 641 Farmington... : 314 Industrial-Sale Lease ., 394 Weight Loss 642 Real Estate Farmingion Hills 314 ^1 3(30-398 Page B7 Investment Property 397 Garden City. :,•....•: . 317 Merchandise #700-734 Land,.:.. . . 398 Grosse Pointe..'..:..'. 318 Absolutely Free'...... ' 700 Office Business.Space-Safq-Lease. . .395 . Hamburg 319 Appliances 71& • Warehouse-Sale or Lease .392 Rentals . E3 400-464 • Page C4 . Hartland. . 320 Antiques. Collectibles ... 702 Highland , :. 32V Real Estate for Rent «400-644 Arts 4 Crafts ,....:..:. ,704 Apartments.-Unfurnished..: . 400 Auction Sales'... ; 706 - Hotly: ',,. .:..322 Financing.,: : .818 Howell..: .-. :: '.. 320 Apartments. Furnished ,401 Bargain Buys..,.:!.-. '...',. 720 Miscellaneous: ,. 815 Huntington Woods ..'. 337 Condos, Townhouses: 402 Bicycles'... 721 Parts and Service ..'... 816 Convalescent. Nursing Homes 460 Building Materials 722 TO PLflCC RN (ID • LakeOrlon :331 Rentals: Leasing • .817 Duplexes 403. Business & Office Equipment ,..-...... 724 Lathrup Village ...... 339 Wanled. ' ;..'. ....819 Flats... .'.:•:: ' ,.404 Cameras and Supplies 728 Livonia.,...... :., 3'25 Autos By Make DIAL CLASSIFIED DIRECT Milfprd- . 326 • Hall. Buildings ,420 Clothing. . ... , 714 .' Acuta . ..',..'..,,,,..:.' :...'834 '.. MevvHudson ,.'. 327 Home Health Care ,, 462 Computers. 732 •Buick-...,. .V',:. ..:-..: :.,836 Homes.:., ,,. -.••.. 405 Electronics. Audio, Video ...734 NorThvjUe...•• 328 Cadillac:..', .' .838 Wayne County...... {313)591-0900 Novi...., ...... '.. 329 'takefront, Waterfront Homes '406; Estate Sales' ., 710, Chevrolet .' ,. 840 OakPark . 337 Living Quarte'rs to Share 412 Farm Equipment . . 738 -Chrysler-. , 842 Oakland County...... (810)644-1070 OrchardLake U .344 .Miscellaneous for Rent,,.. • 464 Farm Produce: Flowers Plants • 740 Dodge :.. . :. 844 Orion Township.. 331 Mobile Homes, rentals .-407 FarmU-Picks .. : ..'•.:•:..'..' ..:....:.741 Rochester/Rochester Hills.... (810)852-3222 Eagle . . 846 •bxf6rd„,',:....: : .331 Residence to Exchange , 421 Flea Market,':.:.; 708 Ford 848 Fax Your Ad...... : .(313)953-2232 Piockney . 333 Rooms 414 Garage Sales (Oakland County). - :.711 Geo...... :...- . . 850 Plymouth • ...334 Southern Rentals , 409 Garage Sales (Wayne County) :. ?t2 Honda .. 852 Redlord.:,. :. ... 335 Time Share Rentals.-•' :.410 Garden Equipment, . 748 Lexus ,...,...... :....854 Rochester.. . .336 Vacation Resort Rentals .411. Hobbies-Coins-Slarnps •....' 745, Walk-in Lincoln., .. 856 Deadlines RoyalOak..'..•..:.....' 337 Warned to Rent, ''..';.•. .: 440 Household Goods ,.. . 716 .Mazda', :,, :.,858 Salem/Salem Twp. 340 Wanted to Rent, Resort Property ,, 441 . Hospital Equipment . 746 OFFICE HOURS: . Mercury . ..:'. . ,860 Fof Placing, canceling or.correcting of l*ne acis . I SoulhfiekJ... .339 Employment-Instruction «500-576 Jewelry :747 , Nissan. : ,:.:,:: ... :., 862 Monday-Friday South Lyon 340 Attorneys. Legal Counseling , . .570- Lawri'Si Garden Materials .: 749 Publication Day . Deadline OJdsmobiie :,,,,864 , Troy 34V Business Opportunities: . 574 Lawn Equipment _.\ 748 8:30 am-5 pm Plymouth . , 866- MONDAY ISSUE: 6:00 P.M. FRIDAY Union Lake 342 • Business &, ProfesSidnarServices 562 Miscellaneous for Sale,,. 750 Ponliac. . .' .','..'..', .868 AFTER HOURS: • Walled Lake :,.-... 348 Chddcare. BabysiUmg Services , 536, Musical Instruments , .: 751 THURSDAY ISSUE: 6:00 P.M. TUESDAY Saturn ,870 Wayne -, 345- Gniidcare Needed -.538 •Moving Sales 713,- Use Our 24-Hour Toyota :, ,..•.., . 872 West Bloomfteld 344 Education. Instruction 560 Office Supplies.' •'..• 726 Voice Mall System 1 Volkswagen, ,: 874 Wesiiand 345 Elderly Care arid Assistance . • 540 Resiaurar:! E'quporent-Corrmerciai. Indust'na 73Q' Autos over $2,000, ,-: ,876 WhiteLake . 342 ' Entertainment, • • , , 630 Rummage Sale : ,, .., 708 (313) 591-0900 Autos under S2.000.. 878 POLICY Financial Services 564 •Snow Removal Equipment . ..-.748 ' Wixom..•....' 34& Auto Storage,', 805 Ypstlanti •... 349 Sporting Goods , : , ,752 All advertising published in The Observer & Help Wanted Boats/Motors .. , . . ,802 TradeorSell . .'.:...' , 753 Eccentric is subject to the conditions staled in the Union Lake. . 348 • Clerical. Office . . 502' Boat Docks, 804 VideoGames Tapes Movies 736 BY COUNTY Coupies., 526 Boat Storage 805 applicable fate ca'd. copies of which are availatXe Wanted to Buy ' . 754 t=r Dental, . , 504 from the Advertising Department. Observer & Livingston. •'.'.. 352 Animals, Pets, Livestock »780-793 Campers, ,, 812 EQUAL HOUSING Macomb 353 Domestic .,.''. -524 Construction'; Heavy Equipment 814 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Animal Services 780 Oakland 354 General . . , 500 Imported, : 830 OPPORTUNITY Health and Fitness 510 Breeder Directory 781 Livonia. Ml 48150, (313) 591-2300, The Observer Washtenaw ...... 356 Insurance. Motor, , 806 AH real estate advertising in this Birds ...... 782 & Eccentric reserves the right not to accept an Wayne. 357 Medical 506 Jeeps: 4-wheef Drive . . 828 newspapers is subject to the Part-time •Cats...... 783 Federal Far Housing Act of 1968 Acreage. 382 Junk Cars Wanted . . . 820 advertiser's order. Observer & Eccentric Ad-Takers Part-time Sales ... 520 Dogs, , 784 .vfrich makes it illegal to Apartments for Sale 371 Marinas ,,,- 804 have no authority to bind this newpaper and only Restaurant, Food. Beverage 508 Farm Animals. Lifesiock . , 785 advertise any preference Mini-Vans 824 CemeteryLois 36S Fish.. .. ,.,:.-, ,:, 782 trrutation Of discrimination based publication of an advertisement shall constitute final Sales : . , 512 Motorcycles, Mini Bikes. Go Carts . 807 Condos.. . 372 Horses and Equipment : 786 on rate, color, religion, sex Secretarial Services 566 Motorcycles'Parts, Service ,808 acceptance of the advertiser's order. CounlryHomes 361 Horse Boarding Commercial 787 handicap, tamiiiai status Of Summer. Camps ., . 550 Motor Homes .812 Duplexes/Townhouses .. 373 Lost & Found (see Announcements) 793 national or ig.'n or:intention to maxe Tax Services 572 . Lakefrbnt/Waterfront Homes . .358 Off-Road Vehicles ...... ,810 any such preferense dmiiaiion or Pel Grooming Boarding :, 789 PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD Announcements #600-690 Recreations Vehicles. ...'.- 810 tjiscrirn nation This 'newspaper Land Contracts . .365 Pet Services . ".."... 790 Adoptions , 623 Sports - . 830 ,vtli not knowingly accept an/ The Observer & Eccentric will issue credit for Lease..... 384 Pet Supplies 791 Lots. Vacant 382 Bmgo ., ., 646 Snowmobiles ...... ', 811 advertising by real estate which'is typographicar or other errors only on the first Pel Wanted. • .' 792 in violation of taw Our readers are' Manulaciured Homes. • 374 Car Pools 628 Trailers .: .'.'•. ,81.2 hereby mforrned. that all dwel'ncjs insertion of an advertisement. If an error occurs, the Mobile Homes,.-. ... , 375 Cards ol Thanks ' 630 Autos/TWs #800-878 Trucks for Sate . 822 advertised in this newspaper are advertiser must notily the Customer Service Money, to LoaaBotrow...... 386 Death Notices • 626 Airplanes '..,.-..' 800 Vans. ,. ..• ,826 avaJab'e on an equal opportunity Department in time to correct the error before the Mortgage . . 385' Happy Ads ., .'. .,602, Antique.Classic Collector Cars .832 Truck Paris and Service :, 816 basis second insertion. New Home Builders.:. 370 Health Nutrition:'. ,642' AUTOMOBILES

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Churchill spikers sweep Livonia Churchill opened its 1996-97 volley­ ball season Wednesday with a pair of victories at Wayne Memorial, BY BRAD EMONS The Chargers downed the host Zebras, 15-1, STAFF WRITER BOYS HOOPS 15-2, followed by a 16-14, 16-14 victory over Tim Newman earned his first var­ Westland John Glenn. sity boys basketball win Thursday "Szumlanski is a gamer," Newman Churchill coach Mike Hughes had high praise at Livonia Stevenson, while his said. "He's played four good games for three players — setter Kari Buzewski, mid­ rookie counterpart Rick Austin of for us now. He can play all five spots dle hitter Jenny Duncan and Lori Leszczynski Livonia Churchill came close, but and does whatever it takes." - (five kills vs. John Glenn). will have to wait another day. Although the loss dropped Against Churchill, Glenn's Chrissy Harkless Stevenson broke into the win col­ Churchill to 0-4, Austin was encour­ had seven kills and four solo blocks, while Jenny umn for the first time in four games aged by his team's effort. Smith added six kills and 11 digs. Setter Jamie with a come-from-behind 48-47 win "We played so hard, it was the Rorhej had 16 assists. over visiting Churchill. hardest we could play," he said. "I Glenn couldn't hold leads of 11-7 in each of the It was far from an artistic Win for keep telling our kids, that free two games against Churchill, Stevenson, which shot only 24l5 per­ throws win games and pur philoso­ "The girls played well; we just didn't finish the. cent from the field (13 Of 5ZY, but phy is to make more than the other game off," Glenn coach Stacy Graham said. "We Newman will take it. team. . just had some little breakdowns here and there, "It was two teams coming in at 0-3 "But tonight we gave them more, like a missed serve." searching for identity and I think we plus we had a costly,technical foul Harkless and Jamie Barker each recorded got a little tonight," Newmari said. (in the fourth when Matt Buzewski seven kills in a 14-16, 15-3, 15-11 victory over "The Churchill kids worked very fouled out).. These are all learning Wayne. Harkless also had fiye solo blocks, hard and I thought we also Worked things. The' players have to realize it at on both.ends, offensively and they.can't change a call by arguing, Beth Bussard collected five service aces, while defensively. I Romej had 18 assists. or by challenging the officials." "We just needed a win ap this Churchill shot better from the point and it's didn't matter What it floor than the Spartans — 18 of 42 Lady Lakers top Madonna looked like." for 42.8 percent. But the Chargers From Newman's view, things only went to the line 15 times (mak­ . Once Grand Valley State caught up with looked bleak when Churchill opened ing 10), while Stevenson was 18 of Madonna's women's basketball team, there was up a nine-point lead at the end of 33.; '•.•• no catching it. the third quarter. 1 Woloszyn added 15 points for the The Lakers, who trailed by as "many as nine Churchill outscored Stevensbn 18- Chargers. The next highest Spartan points in the first half Wednesday night, never 10 in the third quarter after the two was Scott Wadsworth with seven. were behind in the second half racing to a 65-55 teams were tied 1'7-all at intermis­ Cook's play, particularly in the victory. The host Lady Crusaders are now 3-7. sion. Junior forward Corey Cook led third quarter, gives Austin reason to Angie Negri and Chris Dietrich scored 13 the surge with 13 of his game-high hope that his first victory will come points each to pace Madonna. Dawn Pelc added 22 points. ••'].''• sooner than later. nine while Michelle Parmentier and Mary Mur­ But the Spartans slowly clipped "He's one of our best all-around ray chipped in with seven apiece. away at the free throw line, ' j. athleteSj he plays the 'wolf position Parmentier and Murray got eight rebounds They outscored Churchill 21T12 by and just makes things happen for each and Pelc was the assists leader with five. hitting 11 of 19 free throws. us," Austin said. "Right now we're Pelc got three of her assists in the first 8:32 Scott Babinski's tip-in off W Mike waiting for the younger kids to come and Negri hit back-to-back treys to give the Lady Blazaitis miss with 3:43 remaining into their own. Crusaders a 21-12 lead with 9:20 left in the half. in the game gave Stevenson its first "Right up until now we've worked But the Lady Lakers ran off 14 unanswered lead since late in "the first half, 40- so hard (in practice) on defense, that points to take a 26-21 lead which was shaved to 39. we haven't had the opportunity to 32-29 at haiaime. The Spartans then came up with a work on offense a lot, But we'll con- Madonna hung tough in the second half and couple of.key steals in the final centrate on that over the Christmas drew up to two, 46-44, on a Murray triple with minute to pull out the win. break and hopefully we can get into 7:23 to play. A Churchill turnover and lay ap by some sort of scoring machine,: espe-. But Sue Lyon countered with a pair of free Blazaitis with only 40.4 seqonds cially a guy like. Shawn. We haven't throws for Grand Valley, then hit two straight gave Stevenson a 47-45 edge. tapped into his potential yet." layups that made it 52-44 and the Lady Lakers Senior forward Ed Szumlaiski, Newman also has to be patient stretched it out to double digits. who led the Spartans: with.a team- When it comes to expecting some Dietrich made 4-of-5 three-point attempts high 18 points, then caased offense. while Negri sank half her six. Churchill's 34th turnover o:" the "I'm waiting for that spurt, I know Rebounds were virtually even (48-47 for might just 10 seconds later and it's coming," he said. "Tonight we got Madonna). Grand Valley went to the line 17 Babinski was fouled. He made one of down nine and hung in there. You' times, making 11, with Madonna going 8-for-12 two to make it 48-45 before can't win without effort and we had from the Hne. The Lady Lakers shot 43 percent Churchill's Shawn Woloszyn scored a good effort tonight. while holding the Lady Crusaders to 26 percent inside off his own miss With only "And if we improve,- we'll win some . STAFF PHOIO BY TOM HAWtEY shooting. four seconds to go, but the Changers games; And if they (Churchill) Inside move: Churchill's Lamar Smitth(with ball) slides couldn't get the ball back as ime improve, I'm sure they'll win some expired. through Stevenson defenders Mike Poiempa and Bill Bauer. Winners at Cobo Arena games, too". St. Edith of Livonia, led by Jeff Niemiec's 17 points, defeated St. Robert Bellarmine of Red- 9 ford, 39-33, in a grade school boys basketball Saturday prior to the University of Detroit Mercy's triple overtime win over Michigan State at Cbbq Arena. BY NEAL ZIPSER we wanted to come out of here with 12 points and 11 boards. Jon Becher "We weren't executing on offense, Kevin Zieliriski added eight fbr St. Edith, now STAFF WRITER a win," Glenn coach Mike Schuette chipped in eight, points and seven arid we were standing around on 4^1 oh the season. Nick Soboleski, Bryan The Farrnington Harrison boys said. ^Ve knew we weren't going up rebounds. defense," Harrison coach Mike Stramecki, Alex Kostin and Patrick Cannon led basketball team was. on its way to against a weak team.'' Junior Matt Perocher paced Har­ Teachman said. T thought some of the defensive effort. earning a reputation of being Jthe Senior forward David Jarrett, who rison with 15 points. Jared Hopkins the players were about to ask for Other members of St, Edith, coached by Mark comeback kids this season. j scored 19 points and ripped down 11 and Jerrard Johnson contributed off autographs^. ; Kava, include Jonathan Boboige, Scott Brodie, The Hawks had rallied from half- rebounds, agreed with his coach. the bench with 11 and nine points, The Rockets extended their lead to Patrick Graff, Kyle Jekot, Bernie McDonnell and time deficits in their first thi-ee "We knew we were better than an respectively. , 43-21 by halftime. Jarrett got the RussSonsar.a. - games to win all three. But that 0^2 team, and we knew we just had It appeared early it would be Har­ crowd going with a tip slam and a Assistant coaches include Tom Stramecki and trend ended Thursday as Harrison to keep working hard in practice," rison's night as the HaWks. made two-handed jam within 10 second? MarkSopko. lost its first game of the season Vat Jarrett said. "This was ah ugly wini. their first three shots and led 7-3; of each other, and Jones made a pair Westland John Glenn,.75--70; '; V butan important win." forcing a timeout by an enraged of acrobatic drives to the basket. <" Harrison trailed by as many as 23 Leading the way for Glenn was Schuette. "He's already on the same level (as Roy at showcase points in the third quarter.but ral­ freshman Eric Jones. The 5-fobt-9 "We Weren't playing intense and his older brother, Albert) and he's : guard poured in 25 points, including not giving any kind of pressure," only a freshriiari," Jarrett said. "He's . Steve Roy, who helped Livonia Stevenson cap-, lied to make it iriteresting beforp running out of time. r 15 in the'first 12 minutes as the Schuette said. *In our first two ah exciting: player to play with." ture the state Glass A boys soccer championship Rockets built ai 35-20 lead, : games, there were times when we The Rockets committed nine of last month, \vas a member of the Vardar II 1£I80 The Rockets improved to 1-2 oyer-V all and gained some much needed\ In addition to Jones and Jarrett, did and didn't play intense, I didn't their 23 turnovers in the third qiiarf team which competed Dec 13-15 in the Lahzera Glenn received solid games from its want Us ifco begin without intensity." ter, but the Hawks were only able ty College Coaches Competition Elite Under*17 confidence. It was the first Western Lakes Activities Association game other three starters. The timeout worked as Glenn . slice the deficit to 59-41 entering the Tournament in Richmond, Va; Brad Wilde netted 11 points went on an 18-4 run, sparked by fourth quarter. . . •'..;' The event, showcasing 20 teams from across for both teams. . "I won't beat around the bush "*—' )efore fouling out, arid Justin three triples by Jones and seVen the U.S., coincided with the NCAA Division I Jerent was tough underneath with points by Jarrett. See ROCKETS, C2 men's soccer championship (won by St. John^). „_^j Last summer, Roy was ^ member of the stote "• Olympic Development Team that finished unde- • feated in regional play at Southeastern Illinois WLAA Relays • State Univaersity, Michigan's first-ever lender- 16 champion among the. 14 rnidwestern states. *m Watermark: Livo- *» ti ict Stevenson's • J- v] Collegiate notfe Sieve Domin ^JPS?n% ^ ,l •University 6f Michigan sophomore volleyball chums out a leg on -. player Anne P6gHt8(Aiyonia. Lady wood) Was ; ' •'l'?^'' • i among .40'. 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THE WEEK AHEAD Editor's note BOYS BASKETBALL Saturday, 0««, 28 CC wiiis again Because of early holiday Monday, 0«c. 23 U-M Deajbom Tournament, 8 a.m. deadlines, Friday's sched­ Shrine at St. Agatha. 7:30 p m. Ypw.Lincoln Tournament, 8:30 am, uled high school hockey Novl-Nortrwiile Toorney. 6 & 7:30 p.m. games, along with Satur­ MENS COLLEGE BASKETBALL Shamrocks blank Cranbrook for 6th straight day games, will not appear Thursday, DM. 26 Friday. Dee. 27 in the Observer until the (at Palace o» Auburn Hilt*} (Schoofcraft HoJIday Tournay) BY MARTY BUDNER night but Bifmingham pulled it goalie Thursday, Dec. 26, edition. St. Agatha vs. N.O. Prep. 1:30 p.m. Cor.cordia vs. O.venajTech, 6 p.m STAJ>>' WRITER with 20 seconds to go and Scott Redford Union v&. Thurston, 3 p.rn. Schoolcraft vs Lakeland CC, 8 p.m. • PREP HOCKEY Clements tied the score. . ^Superintendent'* Classic at Cobo) Saturday. Dec. 28 Re-dford Catholic Central's Jon, Reepmeyer ajid Darin Egerer drew John Glenn vs Det. Denby. 6 p.m. Madonna at Findiay (Ohio), TBA. hockey team is off to a sensation­ opponent yet this year - and OVER 30 STATS al start this winter. In fact, the assists on the game-tying goal. Wayne vs Det. Pershing, 8 p.m Schoolcraft Tourney. 3 & 7 p.m. we've faced some pretty good Zac Kadro; from Reepmeyer, scored UV0NIA OVER 3Q Sunday, Dec- 29 through Us first six games, the teams," he said. *CC is a little MEN'S HOCKEY STANDINGS Friday, Dec. 27 Shamrocks are'perfect. at 7:23 of the opening period to give PCA at Adrian Lenawee. TBA. Madonna at Fihdlay tOhio). TBA. deeper than the other teams Birmingham a 1-0 lead but Churchill (as of Dec. IS) CC passed a solid test to main­ Bishop Borgess vs. Willow Run WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL we've seen." held its foe scoreless from there - until TEAM STANDINGS: 1. OiG Heating A Cool­ tain that perfection Wednesday ing. 13-4-3/29 points; 2. Bench Rub. 10-5- at Southgate Aquinas. 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27 Despite the loss to CC, the the final 20 seconds. night at Bloomfield Hills Cran­ V25; 3. Prestige Cleaners. 118-1/23; 4. Saturday, Dec. 28 Lakeland CC vs. Windsor. 2 p.m, Cranes still own a respectable 4- The Chargers got on the board in the brook Kingswood's Wallace Ice Daly Restaurant. 8-10-3/19; 5. Al^n Ford, 7.- 2-3 record, including a tough vic­ third period at 8:58 on an unassisted , PCA at Aduan Lenawee, TBA. Schoolcraft vs. Oeo. Bro,vn. 4 p.m. Arena. 10 4/18; 6- itiei Suburban Optimetric, 6 9 tory over Calumet in a rematch goal by Dan Cook. They took the lead at OlRtS VOUEYBALL. Saturday, Dee. 28 The Shamrocks, expected to be 5/17 and Looney Baker, 7-11-3/17; 8. of last year's. Class B state finals the 12:52 mark on Chuck Leight's goal Friday. Dfrc. 27 Schoolcraft Holiday Classic, 1 &. 5.p.m. a Class A state title contender, McG0/.an Spons Shop. 7-12:2/16. plus a 1-1 tie with defending from Sean Marshall. Temperance Bedford Inv.. 8:30 am TBA — times to be announced. dominated the host Cranes, a LEADING SCORERS: 1. (tie) Doug Smith Class A state champion Trenton. Birmingham held a 31 27 advantage perennial Class B power, en (Prestige), 20 goals-12 assists/32 points and Catholic Central showed the in shots on goal. Mark Felker was in the route to a 6-0 victory. most consistency in skating to its MarK Herbert (Bench). 1319/32: 3. 8ob Oliv­ CC utilized its size, speed, nets, for Churchill, now 3-2-3 overall and er (Suburban). 11-17/28; 4. (tie) Ernie. second shutout of the season last 1-1-3 in the Suburban High School Hock­ PREP WRESTLING RESULTS strength and toughness against week in Bloomfield Hills. The Bpurassa.i Prestige!.. 6-20/26 and Ed Som a team not used to being con­ ey League. merville (D&.G), 11-15/26: 6. Brett Gteen Shamrocks consistently main­ (D&G). 14-11/25: 7. (tie) "Dennis Clotworthy WAYNE MEMORIAL 69 pinned• Chirs Coins, 2:32: 125: Eric Coburn trolled in such an easy manner. tained puck control and were on • FRANKLIN 6, W.L. CENTRAL 6: It (McGoAan), 15-9/24 and Mike Ltpon- (DSG). [PSi p. Jeff Brach. 2:12: 130: Dan Seder US) "Initially we have started the GARDEN CITY 12 the offensive most of the game. was well earned but hard earned. 15-9/24; 9, Ken, Hunt Jr. (Suburban!. 11. p. Sean Hughes. 0:33: 135: James Greene season well," said Shamrocks' Dec. 12 at Garden City The two first-period goals were Flu-stricken Franklin rallied from 20 12/23: 10. (tie) Dan Persha (Prestige). 8 (PS> p. Joe Za.\ac-ki. 1:00: 140: Dan Hamblin coach Gordie St. John. *Our job registered by defenseman Scott and 4-1 deficits Wednesday at Eddie 14/22 and John Gibson (O&G). 5-17/22; 12. X.103 pounds: Nate Wensho (WM) p. Pat (PS) dec Phil Rue.ver. 15-0: 145: NiCK Petryk as coaches is to keep (the play­ Curtin, one of CC's top scorers so Edgar Arena to capture the tie against. Scott Grace (Da(yJ. 9 12/21;. 13. John Shet- SajrV; 112: Justin Beserer'(WM) p. Vmnie Zoc- (LS) won by void: 152: Jerem> Wallasch'lager ers) focused and in control. You far this young season, and for­ Central. • •ney (Aran Fard;. 9-12/21: colt: 119:'John Nichols IWMI p. Dan Cretens: (PSi Oec, Brian Barker. 10 4; 160: Anw3r have to keep them thinking out ward Ian Devlin on a power 1*5: Jarhal Booze'(WM) A'on' by void: 130: Four Patriots were too sick to even LEADING GOALIES: 1. Harry Johnson ' Crutehfiefd (PS) p..Mil, Langer. •'"•.''. .-'.'. Livonia Churchill was less than half a 17 edge -in shots in front of goalie Tom Ford 3 (Joe Grejlik). - the skill level and, the intensity. minute from v.ctory but had to settle for Plus, they have real good goal Taylor. its tie.with Birmingham United. 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Cellular Be Paging Livonia Franklin showed Franklin's guards responded vt DOUJNRIVCR DCflRBORN ACDFORD day's action, will not to the pressure, which caused .82012 €CO«S€flOftO 6401 Gfi«Nft€l.D 7 Mile S GRAND fWEfl North Farmington and the rest Playing in his just second 7 wofoftoovs- appear until the Thursday, ^ «T MOT.AC* BiVdXit • 8i fc«) fO"o (** ROCR rftOM of the Western Lakes Activities them to take command of the * TfWOflflPH WiOWMfW frUVf.i itOPftK><.(S'iH StKXVWG CtftTW Auowued 0« i«r Dec. 26, edition. game since recovering from a floor and reduced Baunian's ••iHS&tKltXWS Association, it has more than a 292-6200 582-6362 532-9200 broken ankle, Bauman was effectiveness. onerman team in boys basketball given a technical foul -when he Tuesday. Duprey had nine points in the confronted Gold and a second first half, leading the Patriots to With their star player, senior: (resulting in his departure) when center Matt Bauman scoring a 25-21 halftime lead. Biga t he persisted. added six and Sosa.fiVe; just six points in an abbreviated He will have to sit out his performance, the Patriots still "They know they have to play next game, Jan. 7. at home vs. well and play \yithin them­ managed to defeat host North Milford Farmington, 65-56. selves," Robinson said of his "That was unfortunate, guards "Kevin Biga, for one, Franklin's guards took charge because I felt he was just getting in this game and led the Patriots played a very good game— the into the flow and we were get­ best game I've seen him play." giving all year Ion (3-1) with their perimeter shoot­ ting into 3 flow with him," ing. Kevin Biga scored 14 points, Brad Rivers, who scOTed a Robinson sajd. "We won our first game-high 16 points for the '[*• When you give a Holiday gift of an Observer Newspaper Craig Duprey 11, Peter Sosa game without him at Garden eight and Nick Mongeau seven. 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'*• T/ie Observer/MONDAY, 0EGEMB.ER.23, 199$ WL-: -.-(^ };-.•••» .fc^'ftS-V * :j' •^•il.JL* • nzy.ijA WLAA BOYS SWIM RELAY RESUL l WESTERN LAKES RELAYS • 200 br«««t»tfok«: 1. Canton (Alex mlng«,' )m,14; & r"wW.in,;. 237; 2. Plymoulh SalW. 219; 3- Koith Certainly there was a time the field in winning the Relays Matt Walker in the 200 medley Horthyllle, 2:19,68; 8. Walled LaKe. 4J42.95; 9. f«fmi(>gt60f'4:51,97; to: during Thursday's Western title. relay (1:48.21). F«rrninjioih, 197; 4. Northvitte. 17$; 5- 2:29.93; 9. Churchill, 2:31.16; 10. Har^ Ste\enson, 4:57.Q3; Wallecl LaRe, dlsquali-; ?We'U take it," said Canton Now the question is, can Can­ F.wfnlnjsic^; 172; ¢. We'$U**J J<^ <*tenn. sort,2;38.39. : Lakes Activities Association ; -M-: : - • '..''-'. Relays meet, hosted by Ply­ coach Kyle Lott of the repeat. "I ton live up to its advance billing? 13¾ 7.' UvOftfa St«\ «nson, 12:7; 8. FarmKi^ 200 baeJutroKail. Canton (Juitln Allen, 500 ftewtyl* ptttyxM*'.. 1> Salem (Dan mouth Salem, that matching know we're a lot better team Are the Chiefs truly a league tori .Harrison, 120; 9. Livonia Cruijchi!', 0?n LeClair, Mike RcMjfk, Aaron Ree'der). Kelly, Dan iories, Tlni Buchanan, 8rent M el- what happened last season was than we were last year. There's title contender, as Olson insists 100; 10. Uvon»a Fr8flXr|n; eaf 11. Waited 1:52.90; 2. Farmington, 1:53.71; 3; 11»), 4:35.84; 2. North, 4:37.25: 3, most distasteful for the Rocks. no comparison." any Relays winner is? LaKei.Sl. :\ Churchill, 1:5?.43; 4. North, 2:04.04; 5. Northville, 4;39,18; 4.'.Walled Lake, Canton had one other first- Lott wasn't about to put too Harrison. 2:15.50; 6. Northville, 2:16.74; 7. 4:47.88; 5. Canton, 4:49.38; 6/ Farming- Of course it wasn't for Ply­ StevensoO, 2:22,20; 8. FranHHn, 2:28.87; mouth Canton. The Chiefs once place finish: in the 200 breast- much weight on the victory. How FINAL RELAY RESULTS ton, 5:2073; 7. JohnGlenn, 5:53i96; stroke relay, with Alex Rottgers, much good will he be able to 9, John Glerw, 2:27.37; Walled take, Salem Franklin, di.squalffied. again took full advantage of a both disqualified. 200 medley: 1. Harrl son i Josh Duffy, Rob Salem mistake to collect their Ryan Dahlman, Matt Heiss and derive from it? 400-yard medley: 1, Stevenson (Mark Scott Mincher (2:02.98). Sgriccia, MIKe Malik, Steve Domln, Keith 200 butterfly: 1. Satem (Mark Dettling, Trombley, Justin Barrifygef, Matt Walker), second-straight WLAA Relays "Not a whole lot," Lott Kyle Petroskey, Nick Corden, Tim Salem did win three events. answered. "I'll use it to get the Falk}, 3:57,33; 2. Canton, 4:13.41; 3; 1:48.21: 2. Farmington, 1<50.34: 3- championship. North, 4:13,63: 4. Salem, 4:14.60; 5. Buchanan). 1:42.24: 2. Stevenson. Stevenson, 1:.50.47: 4: Salem, 1:52.44; 5. Canton finished with 237 The Rocks' Kyle Petroskey, Nick kids excited going into Christ­ 1:44.90. 3. North, 1:46,99; 4. Northvnie, Canton, 1:54.51; 6. John.Glenn, 2:01.78; mas training." Northville, 4:31.19; e. Churchill. 4:39,57;' points, well ahead of Salem's sec­ Corden, Brent MellLs and Mark 7. Harrison. 4:41.03; 8, Farmifigton, 1:47.07; 5. Canton, 1:49.89; 6. Faimlng- 7. Northville, 2:03.49; 8. Churchill, ond-place total of 219. North Dettling were first in the 400 That's when the Chiefs will 4:44.20; 9. Walled Lake, 4:58.79; 10. ton, 1:52.06; Walled Lake. Franklin, John 2:04.41. \ Farmington was third (197),.fol­ freestyle relay (3:24.65); Det­ start to eyeball the upcoming . Franklin,.5:09.24; 11. John Glenn; 5:35.31. Glenn, all disqualified. 200 freestyle: 1;. John Glenn (James lowed by Northville (178), Farm- tling, Petroskey, Corden and season in earnest, which ends 400 frwjtyle: 1. Salem (Kyle Petroskey. One^meter diving: 1. Farmington (Jeff McPartlin, Ryan Zoumbarls, Bill Cummlr^s, ington (172), Westland John Tim Buchanan won the 200 but­ with the WLAA final and the Nick Cofdeh, Brent Metli*, Made Dettling), Thomas, John Lowrey), 401.45 points: 2. Paul Merandi), 1:34.05; 2. Canton. terfly relay, setting a new meet state meet. V 3:24.65; 2. Canton, 3:36.91; 3. Walled Salem. 389.20: 3, Northville, 371.55: 4. 1:37.21; V. Salem, 1:42.10; 4. NorthvlHe, Clfim (139), Livonia Stevenson Canton, 336.40; 5; Franklin,.300.45; 6. ( 127), Farmington Harrison record of 1:42.24 (old record: And no matter how much Lake; 3:42.44; 4- North, 3:57.77: 5. 1:52.63; 5. North, 1:55.42; 6. Harrison. 1:44.25 by Northville in '92); and Olson wants to pass the pressure Franklin. 4:01.53; 6. Northville, 4:07.00; 7. North, 281.45; 7. Walled Lake, 270.35; 8. 2:00.31; 7, Farmington. 2:02.45; 8. (120). Livonia Churchill (100), •John Glenn, 260,80; 9, Churchill, 250,41; ChurcNll, 2:08.02; 9v Stevenson. 2:08.11; Livonia Franklin (88) and Dan Kelly, Dan Jones, Buchanan of "league favorite" to Relays Stevenson, 4:16.24;.8. Farmington, arid Mellis were best in the 500 champ Canton, the reality is., 4:23.74; 9. John Glerih. 4:26.67: 10. 10, Stevenson, 225.80i 10. Walled Lake, 2:11.81; 11. Franklin, Walled Lake (81). free crescendo relay (4:35.84). 'Churchill, 4:36.53;'il; Harrison,4:36.92. . 400 medley: 1. John Gienn (8itl Cunv 2:12.86. The Rocks, winners of the last everyone will still, be gunning for three WLAA League Champi­ John Glenn also had two win­ the Rocks come February. onships, figured to be the ners, and it was the same four­ favorite to win the Relays title! some in both. Bill Cummings, As Salem coach Chuck Olson James McPartlin, Ryan Zoumba- pointed out, the Relays winner sis and Paul Merandi teammed often ends the season with for firsts in the 400 individual another title — as champion at medley relay (4:00.99) and the the. league Finals. 200 free relay (1:34.05). ";' But just like last year, the Other event victories went to Rocks made a mistake. They Stevenson's Mark Sgriccia, Mike were disqualified for a bad finish Malik, Steve Domin and Keith in the 200-yard backstroke relay; Falk in the 400 medley relay Canton's Justin Allen; Dan (3:57.33); to Farmington's Jeff LeClair, Mike Rourk and Aaron Thomas and John Lowrey in the Reeder won the event in 1:52.90! one-meter diving relay (401.45 BRAND NEW STEEL RADIALS! AGE-GROUP SWIM RESULTS ANY SIZE LISTHDI P155/R-12 P165/80R-13 SPARTAN AQUATIC CLUB 50 breaststroke; Lauren. Fams — seventh, 50 breast- P155/80R-13 P175/8QR-13 MEET RESULTS stroke.'50 bacKstroke; eighth. 50 butterfly: Amanda Nov. 24-25 at Walled Lake Central .Gee — e'.jhth, 60 backstroke; L. Howell.— fouUh, 50 Girls 8 and iind«r: A G'Wn'ee - sntr-; &Xt. 26 breaststroke: Tiffany Kelly.;- fifth. 50 bfeaststroke; vrf-a t'Mtcifi): seventh. 50 ('••eastMrqke: eghiH, 25- eighth. 100 breaststroke. Jess'ca Koch -- seventh, !rr(•«)!(, 1..5=1 K«'h -- f.rs'.: 50 breaststroke, fcwrih. 50 butterfly-: eighth, 200 freestyle: Anne MacDonaa ANY SIZE LISTED! 2:> tottn»;>. 100 f-e'esi>'e: Jul e Phi.il.p4.— firsi; 25 • — fourth, 200 IM: siMh, 50 backstroke: Diedre P195/75R-14 tnv --'•Ua^ e. 100 ir,a..'irjuai tr-edif.. toyttt, 100 SchAir.tig — first, 50 butterfly: Laura Shepp.aid — P185/80R-13 * ITF'..,-,'e. f'fth. -.0 fa-p;jits'rr>c' sntr. 25.freejiyie. '• S'.ith. lOO.Ofeaststroke; seventh. '100 backstroke: P185/75R-V4 P205/75R-U 2\> rjreaststor* e.; eig.hT*•( 25 butterfly, A1> ssa Amanda Srrnh r- first. 50 freestyle: fou'ttt.,50 bj'ter- -116 S'>*ii.'g - s'>ih'; 100 freeMvJe. egr.'h. 25 bacV fl,,,eghth. 100 breaststrbke: £nv1y Soridergaard• — st-c-t. Jc-:-rv'er rtjddeU —. ttiTd. 100 IM..fifth. 25 second. 50 breast stroke, fourth. 100 breaststroke. ?! .hj-. • <.'.ee.M,ie. Dav.d Gosrjz>r>s>i — f.rst. .50 stroke; third. 200 IM: fLhh. 50 backstroke; Peter D'eaststrove. .second> 25 <-rees'.)le..'Michael Maui .— Rottgers . fust, 50 backstroke, 100 breaststroke: fi'sl'. 25boUerli,. 100 ireestjie: $econd.'25 back • s«ond, 50 butterfiy. 100 backstroke: th.rd. 200 IV; sifO.e: suit. 25 f>ees!>:e; se-.e-ih 25 breaststroke fifth. 200 freestyle, suth. 50 txeas'tstroke; Jack 'Tyler Girt* 10 »rvd under: Lajre'n DiOersori — first, 50 — first, 50 and. 100 breaststroke. 200 IM; second. freesitte. 200 IM; second. 100 freestyle. Kristine ' 50freestyle.

El rod — thud. 100 freestyle; fourth. 50 ana 100 Girls 13-18: Nata'ie A.nste.o — second. 100. bac-k: b/easisuofce: Mlh. 100 backsttoke; s!*tf>. 50 butter stroke; third. 100' butterfly, 200 backstroke. 200 rt>; eijMb, 50 backstroke. .Gannon Farr.s -- ihtra. breaststroke; suth. SO freestyle; seyert-h. 400 IM;. 200 i".1: foy'lh: 100 (reestv'.e; seventh. 50 freestyle, Katie Carpenter ~ fifth: 200 breaststroke: suth. 100 eghth, 100 bfessfst'cke. Arorea G'cze*sKi — f.rst. backstroke: Jess'C-3 Hnvanak — THSI. 50 freestyle. 50 freestyle, second, 100 bfeaststtoke.A Greer.iee 100 backstroVe; second. 200 freestyle: Elizabeth --•' triird.'.SO breaststroke; R. Kurt* — eighth, 100 Kiusf6: secor 13-18; Geoffrey tcwes — firs;, 200 freestyle, stroke; seventh, 50 breaststroke. etjhth, 50 back­ /200 breaststrolie; seoond.lOO backstroke; tfvrd. 50 stroke; Charles Maul — first,' 50'freestyie. 200 IM; freestyle; fourth, 10O butterfly, 200 backstrok-.e::sev­ second, 50 butterfly. 100 breaststroke. 100 back- enth. 100 breaststroke; Matt OchSb — fifth. 100 PfADlAL ARISONIAN AII1ZONIAN •stroke: third. 50 breast stfbie; fifth. 50 back stroke._ backstroke. 100 breaststfoke, 200 freestyle: .sev­ ALL SEASON SA4 LIMITED EDITION RADIALS 100 freestyle: Jasoh Srr,(th' — fifth. 100 breaststroke; enth','50 freestyle; Anthony Serge — first. 200 BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES. suih. 100 backstroke, seventh.. 100 IM. freestyle; second. 50 freestyle; third. 100 butterfly; GlrU 1112: Erin Cook —.second. 100 backstroke. . fourth. 200 breast'stroke;.400 IM. . XW4/XZ4 MICHELIN • GOODYEAR • NATIONAL TIRES • UNIROYAL «

•OUR TRADITION OFj $fiE99 HIGH QUALITY AND] P175/65R14 LOW PRICES P195 70R14B MIKE'S CONTINUE. *»«"7S»-14'*W*-'-. P»S'?«-l»M«..-. 7*S3 WE OFFER rgEE fjis;wH<»r«, nn SHUTTLE SERVICE WJ5 7J<«t«Ull 1!» ATIRE P18S/70R-14.,. .„...36.99 W9S/7M-14 ., ...519¾ . P195/70R-14 ...,62.99 TO WORK OR OUR 65,006 mii WARRANTY £ c*^*/a Ut^i-iMcic- <*%i:. P195/70R44,.,.. ,..H.36.99 P205/75R14...... 52,99 P205/70R14 ..... „...63.99 HOME. P205/70R15...... 44.99 P205/75RI5 ...55i9 P215/70Ri5..o...... ,67.99 • P225/70R15...... 70.9 9 MIKE'S TIRE, P215/70R-15.,.;. „....46.99 P215/75R-1S...... 56,99 . ^X-ONE P235/75R-15...;...... 44.99 P225/75R-15,...... «.5659 P25S/70fi-15..„...... 78.99 kittVURIMUMITlD Mike Clolino, Owner WHERE THE NNLIMOlMllllNIIMtV P205/70fi-14..... ,v.:.42.9ft P»S/75R-l5....v.~. ;..5&99 Serving Customers For Over 25 Years OWNER IS THERE PLEASE CALL FOR LOW LOW PRICES! MAKING SURE (3,3)261-8151 YOUR VEHICLE IS GOODWYEAR HOURS: Mon.,-Thurs;; 8-8 PROPERLY RADIALS Tue$„ Wedv, M, 8-6 SERVICED. •-•. -SAt.8-4 ;'".•; P235/7»U/St---M.H LT245/7Sfiii5/I -.-.:...126.59 WE GUARANTEE TOURING EDITION : L23V8»i6/E^...„.,I24.M U26S/75Ri$0„-.....;„J24.M LOWEST OUT THE :BBH BB;D H H; - 3ilOSORlSC-;..,-...„.U4.M DOOR PRICING ON £ 3 90 Days Same As Cash TIRES. flKIM-M HM/TM-i4.:».._t4.H r>2JJ/JM» ...... 5),« Mike says... HM/7M14. _..« « n»jl» U....:..- MM MvM/7W.ll...... 70i*. ' DON'T BUY TlRUTOOUTALiGNMlNT. PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTIII g O00OO MILK WARRANTY Mike's tire will provide this service. EAGLE RH FREE with purchase of 4 tires. / "P205/65R15 (1/2 PRICE) with purchase of 2 tires P205/70R14...;..:,...47.99 1 ; P)7S70fll3 - ' Regutar Price J59.95 P21S/70R-14...... 49,99 a. « •••••.<• »«••(•«••«•••. ---.. P185/60R14,..;..: 45.99 PMS-fWtU. KM M» WRU. MH ! MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP kA> . BRAKE SERVICE 1 i P195/60R-15...,...... 48.99 Pit J 6081* MM • i »CH • '.. «W '••.,"'. • »4 _; ^OOorFj OVIR 300 ONIAT LOCATION* ..»TIOK«flCH' • $3999 $4999 $5999 • NO TRADE IN REQUIREO f INANClWi AVAILABLE AMERICA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT TIRE CO. FREE ONAPPROVEOCREOIT fmVfOR i -NOAPfOIMTMENT GREAT I ^W>^iC«(.lrsNTflxlihs(^^^^^.'8i•, REARfeRAKtS I NICE&SAKT HOURS: USfO TIRES . Ut rurdfrg. AdfvfH Wt, lrsp«t IXV, t« VaSw i Moc«.iriHH p , -YOORPIRSWUL. I , * "•" V»1thCoupon • Opir« 1Z-31 -96 i MONFfll J •: • WthCotvW.frjAwjnt-fc ' CHfCRWUCOWE $g* UP • m m m « •' '•» ••'»••«• t'm - «• >*•••• •.•• m m » •'.•• * • '•« M »' 8:00-6 •v.ita.M m >» M m B M a m m • ••"• • « H OO Day* immsmmm\ Same A» SAt. 8:00.5 lavinau* ROTATION ,i BALANGt .! OIL CHANGE, FILTER, LUBE \iSi.C5B- Cash TIRE CO. INC. W«lcom» ASK ABOUT OU« "fnMW^Jjo^r^nrCmTIFICAT* •UptoSqtv .0VO0O4 MxtOrstUsNTaidu , . rARMiNaroN HILLB • 737.7012 [• RcKate and BAUuxe Cfcpowl IrtTi . • i TAYLOR • 3>4BSOO :«i/.'OiV- i.'M*'ln (l ,i*(Vi it,ik..|iii ••'•'. OANTONAOSI'veeOb 'OvBrtlubriostlon i-,'irllil in,),, i 111 (|-,., i„Vwvi»q. ill r:,\ M All four Tires CLINTON TOWNSHIP • 790-1 BOO v D'.Ull .U.IK.I (I'U.MW'MiJ I .V!.< ' •OafftwArtlirfttW YtoCoupon • WATEFIFORD • 601-2260 l:u,t:l I! Mo^CmIWgiTfuda-ViWiCot^Ofi' Tflov • eBOeoei .' • i'riv-r.'.tMn I lt|> STEnLINQ HCiartTB • O30.O79O jtjiii'vv.iiio,*.. -.' ~ W .fiuc'<>v;uiini.»n.i «:IH'I«V<'I| uitAii'.4Vi . LIVONIA 0 01B-121O • ' .I1M VV,iMi'l'-<>-i* • NOVI • 347.1801 - iiri/.1Mik«iH'<4li,.,mi> V^S«4 / M-ifl W. ANN ARBOn • 700-21 BB ^Mllvonia ^^•XKli.i^lltM-, Ave' (I Niivilk'i) MOT HURON • 1-.:1(11-111^^,,,..010.3814-0040 • ','W/u W St.v»i«i. • UNIROYAL • MICHELIN • GOODYEAR • NATIONAI TIRES STATE OR LOCftl TAXES AND. WHERE REQUIRED OR CHARGED,STATE EHVIRORJENTAl OR DISPOSAL FEES APT EXTRA.

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|1 Northern Property ApartrafDts/ I Apartments/ CROSSWORD PUZZLER Unfurnished | Unfurnished HOLIDAY SPECIAL. Fust month keo SKIDVVAY LAKE (near) • Love.'-y 2 Farmington tills fMatfson He^Ns »' beciroom mob/ a fe* left treatments 2 bedroom has 2 batr* I V A N *Y*t Vacant » InJeroom I 9 Slender fimal city • Spacious, Charmtr>g Ca3 ncrvl 8I0-477OI33 810- 442-1350 1 • Nervfy decoraled It Smoke detec'iorx I 12 Asslslani 60 Sticky V E N Tj FRANKLIN - 7 beautiful wooded lots Living Space TIMBERIDGE INDEPENDENCE QREEN • SprrfiMer system Birmingham $choo!s N of 13 M.te. APARTMENTS 13 —Canal 53 Resound E T A • Prompt Courteous I . FROM 5475 . I" 6 enter off Lucerne DELUXE CURTIS CREEK APTS i 14 Overhead 54 Designating • Service Farrangtoo Rd. al 6>,- M.e I DEERFtElp CORP 810-524-9455 FAFtMINGTON HILLS - MufAOOd • 1-75 and 14 M.!e . • Speclacular Location 1 & 2 Bedroom Units Spacxxis 1 5 2 Bedroom Un.15 fails high octave Apanmenls 1 bedroom S675mo 9 I Neil to Abbey Theater I • Private Entrance m BeauWui Birm-ngham From $545 mos. Lease Jan-Oct. Cal Todd 15 Angry 55 A com PiHCKMEY. SPLtTAQLE. gorgeous • Short Term Leases (810) 660-5304; Eve )810) 473-0096. • Vertcal Binds outburst 57 Disintegrates 50 acre parcel hea^y wooJed. at Avarlable Includes appliances, ver­ • Appliances v. ^^__y 17 Odin's 61 Visualize (east 1000 spoice. 2000 p>-nes i tons tical blinds, carpeting, » PatrCk&atcony brother 62 Mild oath of harrj Extra-large storage areas. AFFOROABLE LIVING Call lor into Barbara 1810) 645-2821 RENT 29 Silenl university Vi>it for special end 61 year intent ves Ctose to aS rna;or freeways Greal location, plus much more' on selected one and two bedroom Entra-'arge health club consent 4 PrtcWy herbs 8 Retain FARMINGTON HILLS 5 Ml. 4 MrDDLEBELT ROCHESTER HIUS. Walnut Brook apartments Full sue y»ashers 1 dryers. INCLUDES 31 - Victor DOWN 5 Take care of 9 Weirder RENT FROM $945 24 hr. monitored gateriouse 313-427-6970 Estates. Lot »40 Approx',''; acre to! ' OPEN WEEKENDS 34 Reynolds ID (2wds) 10 Increased by BLOOMFIELD PLACE Heat & in exclusive neighborhood of op to 1.600 so l.l 2 bedroom Garden Apts, LIVONIA - 5 M.-le 4 M.dd:ebe:t 1 Map abbr 6 -Wanted- West sde of Telegraph Rd 35 Cul tie - 11 Words of Si 000.000'homes 810-594-1401. ? bedroom toAnhouses with lull Deluxe 1 4 2 bedroom prrvata NOrtfvol Sqare Lake Rd Vertical Blinds 37 — culpa 2 Roman three Dead — agreement basements 2 baths *ith via.'k-m entrance, carpet, air. washer 4, dryer 810-336-1173 MIIIIMXD^ 3 1933 45 US Afrve" 16 Degrade SOUTH r.YON - Several beaiAiul closets- Covered pifkmg pastier/ hook-up slarlrng at $565 6 month or 1 year lease.-WeS main." 39 Jarteau ID . Open everyday B10851-4477 40 — Lingus pres 7 III X II 20 Raggedy — Aiioded ''. acre lots (approximately) dryer, vertical blinds! attended gale- (810) 474-4250 la.ned NeAly decorated Features, a.r at TangleAOOd Golf corTHnon.ty house i a 24 hr morvtored intrusion conditioning,- relngerator. range 22 Bone (Latin) Canton " • There are wa:k-outs. cut-de-sac 4 S l-re alarm AsV aboui Our LIVONIA'S smoke detectors, laundry facilities 4 23 Castro's e«|ra storage S-Amm^g Pool Cab'e go;! course- lots available within current speoa's. . FINEST nation wa'iont) distance lo clut>house Call FAIRWAY CLUB THE SUMMIT ava'able • LOCATION 24 To be (Fr.) J,m Miller for more inlo at Golfside Apts. NORTHWESTERN 4 MlODLEBELT htipy/'AWA-rerit'net/ (610J 347-3050. exl 239 1 & 2-Bedroom drertrnuirwood 25 Ocean St, (810) 6?6-4396 Merriman corner 7 mile 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. COLDWELL BANKER Free Golf 26 — Kippur FARMINGTON HILLS Near Livonia Mall 30 Himalayan . Schweitzer Real Estate Heat & Hot Water Free RENT FROM 5945 OPEN WEEKENOS Deluxe I ced'oom unts LEXINGTON Carport Included Farmington Hiils cedar 1,600 sq ft -2 bedroom Garden Apts immediate Occupancy 32 Custody 2, bedroom tuwnhOuses with lull VILLAGE 33 Slightly open Mortgage/Land 313-728-1105 basements 2 baths with y»a\-.ih Sublease dosels Covered parking, washer*' Desperate. S525.Givea«aiy' $615 Small Pet Section 36 —Tech Contracis • Washer 4 Or>er • dryer vertical binds., attended gate­ Canton Garden Apts. From 5505 38 Statement of house i a 24 hi rhonilored inirusion Irrrmedate occupancy. Vertical Binds 1-75 and 14 M-le WHY PAY RENT? When you can" JOY RO. E ol 1275 S lire alarm . • '• : 810-615-8973 Pato or Balcony regret Poo: Opposite Oakland Ma'l own you* home lor as liWe as $3 000 S200 Rebate* ' 41 Stadium fan In Delrrnt or Suburbs Landcontract THE SUMMIT 43 Sp'gol bank l.nancing availabje , Spacous 2 tedroom. to-r,nnouse. Call for additional information 585-4010 NORTHWESTERN & MiDOLEBELT 45Wfe!lafb 1313) 722-2119 2 levels Ath private entrance . FARMINGTON (610/ 626-439S MERRIMAN WOODS 47 French article From S525 ••-••. MANOR FARMJNGTON, HILLS (SHORT TERM 477-9377 Orfice: 775-8206 49 Has to move Large 1 bedroom apartment Across Ircm shopping 4 theatre PRESIDENT LEASES AVAILABLE) 50 Breathe r»I«| Ccmeterv Lots December Special $510'mo S!ud-os 4 1 bedrooms,' laboriously ' FEATURES. NO SECURITY" DEPOSIT S510-S480 Carpeting, yertcai MADISON APTS. L»I»J bl.hds. wa!k m closets. pat«is . 810-473-1395 /1 From S510 . 51 Bread spread '..'«. 1 S, '•> Bath • 4 batonys. central a'r 1 Block E ol John Ft'. 52 River in • Stove 4 Refrigerator No pets. Vi's pay water Only Oak'and Hdls - Memorial Gardens There's No Plaice • Just S ' ot OaUahd.Ma't Belgium Garden o! Last Supper • < Dishwasher & Disposal (810) 474^2552 , • Centra! Air/Heat FARMINGTON HILLS • Like Home 56 —.of consen! 7 lots SI 100each (313) 535-0119 • VerKals '" • Cgnvenenl Parking TWO BEDROOM At '••._•• 58 Govt agcy. FARMINGTON 585-0580 59 Lamprey • Laundry faciMies • .APARTMENT HOMES . • Pool S Clubhouse Woodridge 60 Opp of NNW • Individual Entrances OPEN'WEEKENDS • Sorry, no pets' ... ; Apartments 63 — hoc «'1300 Sq Fl FREE HEAT • G E. Appl-ar^es Reward yourself with HARLO APTS. • Gas F4reptace Large 14 2 Bedrrxms.. 313-455-7440 • Fu5 sire Wasner-Dry-er D-shwashers. Vertical B'nds • Prompl Courteous ., From S495 ' '.On Selected Units • .Covered. Parkmg • Clean. Ou^et Cofrimun.'ty Warren. Mcrl. ' RENT FROM S550 Service ''•••• •' Moo'lo'ed Fire 4 • Comfortable Floor Plans West s-de of Mound Rd Canton InlruS'On aiarrn : Orchard lake Rd . N ol 8 Mi JuslN of 13 Mile • Convenient Location , Opposte GM Tech Center SECURITY DEPOSIT . ORCHARD VILLAGE OAKS • SHORT or LONG Term SPECIAL Leases 939-2340 R€lll€STAT€ CREEK APTS. (810) 474-1305 NOVI • Huge 1 bedroom apartments I, Compliments of the BBRSOAR ONLY S250 00 We're Wailing available Novi's best value at only IB FOR RCNT (810) 557-0040 . CLEAN 2 bedroom. «*n • D.scove'r The Ot'erence Of PEAUOR1 entrance 125 Areola. No .. to Welcome Youf $605' EHO * ..Smg'e Stoty Liv.ng THEE TOP MEADOWS pets 5475'mo Call norv! • 1 & 2 Bedrooms Our Ranch Stfe Apts Ol'er 4 O'R'ltey Reify 810-689-8875 (810) 348-9590 #400-498 • Pnva'e EntrancesPa'.os FARMINGTON HILLS Pets Welcome RENT FROM SI.075 • Cathedral Ce.'.n.js" NOVI .' Saddle CreeK' Sublease- Eiiiigh^^^ .1500 sg jj 2 4 3 bedroom town- • . WO Hook-ups starting Feb 1$1 2 bedroom, walk.in' hOuses 2': baths, spacious master GARDEN CITY • W.ndow -Treatmer.rs ! ^10).477-644¾ ctose'ts. private entrance, washer'- Apartments/ bedroom su»ie Washer/dryer, blinds For'dM.dd ebe:i Area : . • Atlc Storage .- • • Spacous 1 bedroom apartments dryer Pool S775'mo 810-347-1090 STUMPED? Call for Answers • Touch-tone or Rotary phones • And Muvh l.lore1 • 4 covered parking , Unfurnished Amenties (nclyde WADiSON HEIGHTS' Ccme In Ana. See Why We Only FOXPOINTE. 95« per minute »1 -900-454-3535 ext. code 708 • • OATter Pad Heat 4 Water • OPEN WEEKENDS , OAK PARK Nave A Fe«-Le!i • Central Ar TOWNHOUSES NORTHGATE APARTMENTS ANN ARBOR • Intercom System FREE. HEAT 'HALSTED 4 It MILE Studio. 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts. . , • Garbage D-sposal Clean spacious 1 bedroom Walk HEATHMOORE (810).473-1127 Start at S41S Free Baste Cable 4 .Manufactured Manufactured Manufactured • Laundry, Facil.ties lo Oatfa.nd MaH 5525; • FREE •, APTS. .Heat included Swimming Pool Homes . FARMINGTON-IHILLS 2 4 1 bed­ • Wintdow Treatments-Mfn BJirrfs Homes Homes From S440 monthly Tenrv's Courts. 4 Much More and 313-981-6994 rooms available irnmed-ately Shon Chatsford Village Call now 810-968 8688 wn term lease w option-to r'eneA. GARDEN CITY TERRACE John R between 13" 4 14 K"e M Fo-d Rd 4 I-27S. S on Hag^erty Located on 10'^-Greenfield. NORTHVILLE No dogs, Crfr, ' |B10)' 426-73S6 (313) 522-0460 810-583-1466 DONT RENT! LITTLE VALLEY SIMPLE Eqija' Oppcrlur.ity Hous-n^- AT " $36,990 Turn Days ol Frustration B£ 'AN INVESTOR inlo Minutes Canton IN YOUR NEW MOVE 'Own a ,i .200-3 000 SM 'i '' PLYMOUTH HILLS new'home at Country' Es!a"es of Successful Searching NOVI • MANUFACTURED HOME 25 models 10 cheese from $476 a mcfitn.. inc'udes nouse COrVUtJNlTY ' Oakland 'Cc , S • Lyon Schools FarrrvSgion 610-932-7750 WINDSOR 3 oi 4 bedracm. 2 ba:r,> payment A lot rer.f Rochester 810-852^6515 2 ca- .jar'a-ge avi-ab'e Rcyai Oak 810-547-3172 WOODS LITTLE VALLEV HOMES A CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM HEARTLAND HOMES Waterfa-'d 910-332-0162 810-474-6500 YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER 810-437-6244 No vi 810-348-0540 Luxury Apartments 10== dc«n 240' monto-al LITTLE VALLEY HOMES South'ey 810-354-6040 .''.&'."' .810-165-9362 Canton 313-981.-7200 Townhomes iv* •MUST SEE1' Troy 810-680-9090 .'• 10 25 APP 2 Bedroom. 2 bath retngerator, C'-nton TAP 8ID-791-8444 centra!a• d-sn*asr>er. stove, d's- Ann Arbor 313-677-3710 From $565 l po$a' washer dryer 4 covered Mobile Homes Dearoom 313-271-4028 Call Today ESTATES r CHRISTMAS SPECIAL n deck little Vail (313) 459-1310 •«"i^«"«^^"~"^«i^—— : 'BELIEVE 1T- APARTMENT FREE COLOR TV NOVI HOME leaves. 2 bedroom, i 536.900 doub'e wnie' 1993. 3 Bed­ bgih. central air. ne*rool over/New room 2 bath. Central a r. retrger- SEARCH CROOK i 12 ; I.Me area Cfean. appliances, large deck ivtn aAOing CHARLEVOIX HOMES, INC. | withpmxbaseofone ator.i. stove disposal, quiel. I bedroom New carpet i tile. SooUvLy&n tohoois. ^1.475.do-*n. stove and fr.g. Front, end- ur»l. S450.' entena-nment urili, bay 'w.odcw. : S495 per month, includes.'lot rent. mo plus uteres (810) 547-4981 of our model.hmnes large dock 4 much more 1 HIGHLAND HILLS Wont last Ca:i Heartland Homes AUBURN-HILLS ESTATES 1810)330-9550 DEARBORN HEIGMTS- •MOVJNG OUT OF STATE located N ol Grand River, on See'ey 1995 2 bedroom. 2 bath, carport, PLYMOUTH HIUS 1978. Sherwood, FABULOUS Rd- iriH&mi. nail way between Hag- refrigerator.' central, a-r. stove, DEARBORN CLUB gerty 4 Meadovibroc* Rd 14» 70 Expando. 2 bedrooms. 2 washerdryer. skyights mini- baths appliances, must sett. S5950. TOWNHOUSES r Charlevoix Ostates bl-nds OPEN WEEKENDS APARTMENTS SKYLINE U X 70 w-.th 10ic30 room ' (810) 305-9177 • A luxurious Manufactured Home ct>mmunit>r: acMiion. 2 bedrooms. 2 bains, an t Lujury 2 4 3 bedroorrsJ2': batr.s NEW & EXISTING THREE BEDROOM. 3ba1h. includes $200 Security Oeposit appfcances 4 more- centra) a.r. imme- •• 1500 Sq F4 " • Spacious rental lots available flare .occupancy S36,900 PLUS MANY MORE! all appliances: Motivated seller, • AH appdances. including washer. From $495 S24.5O0T5€St •-.•, (517)223-3663 dryer and bt.nds •• Beautiful clubhouse, tennis courts and heated pool MARIETIE . Ux68. 2 bedrooms: 2 • HeaSh CKjb. spa. poor and tennis FREE HEAT batrjs washer dryer,'stove, relriger- Come In & See What • Kidd« piaytot Ceji.ng'Fans • Vertcal Bl;nds, '• Near shopping, dining & golf! a:or :ar covered porch • folio!closet We Can Do For You! • Near Chrvster Technology Cer.ter- spate SI9 900 Homes Under • Furrtshed a short-term un.ts On tnkster, |ust North ol Ford •J Construction. .ava.tabte.. SCHULT. 14,6a. 3'bedroom, r baft. • IN; ADDITION:. • Rent from S1.060 313-561-3593 CALLNOW front kitchen..large dec*, centrai'a-r, Mon-Fn 9-6,. Sat 10-2 Ijtrp'a'ce • a mast see1 S12.5O0 ' Ask About BRAND NEW (810) 852-7550 OUR HOWES SOUTHFIELD RANCH : WESTBURY DETROIT NW - Lahs^r. S of 7 tt!e (616) 547-0743 OR (800) 252-3789 QUALITY 1400 sqfl . 3. bedroom, 2 full baths. Premier' Apartments 1 ibedroom, On YOUR LOT I st floor laurvJryf fireplace, large 2 car S380yno.. includes heal & water. • garage Ha'l.acre wooded s^e. land­ VILLAGE '810-350-3583 HOMES scaped .No • points, rio fee mortage Srjuirrer Rd . befween Auburn W-59 06685 M-66 North • Charlevoix. MI 49720 Hours, Men • Fri . 1 CM PM . LITTLE VALLEY ava.iabie to qualified buyer Farmlngton Huls Evenings & Saturday by appt • • (313) 454-4660 S139.900. CALL' 810-788-5300 BIRMlNGAHU 8tO-4.74-0330 or 810-474-0333 y Seidom available 1 bedroom Apl rn SUPER LOCATION ' Ask tor Joanne quality burking 808 Ann St Heal. TROY: 4 bedroom cotonia!. . 2 5 G.rano? RrverOrchard Lake • . PLYMOUTKCANTON ' wafer, garage & laundry induded baths, 3 car attached garage, lot 110 SCHOOLS The Coolest Apt' Available Feb 1st x 100 S184.900 Stoneridge Manor ©bseruer/* JEccentrrc or sooner 5650WO 810-644-3262 LOCATION LOCATION Can Barbara (810)645-2821 The.largesfonebedroorTiinthearea . Peaceful country atmosphere with at FromS515 permo. inducingcarpod. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'tbe city convenances Heartland B1RWNGHAM -: 2567- E ..Maple 1. verieais^a* .appliances. .'• Meadows has it 'a,!' Save $5,000 on Enter off Freedom Rdi. V/. ol Orchard : bedroom, carpel! blinds, dishArasher. tf«s 3 bedroom. 2 bath sectional, CLEAN OUT Trie Attic. storage.-'.heat' 4 water included take Rd . $ o( Grand Rrver/. includes beautiful lireptace with book­ Lease 55«5 810-647-7079 shelves', garden tub. thermopane wi­ Clean.The Garage. (810)478-1437 (810)775-8206 dows and much, more. 52,115 down. > Have A Sale! BIRMtNGHMl -2233 6. Maple 1 $316 per mo. Limited time- onry ' Catl -313-591-090Q PETOSKEYr CKnslmans ktounraiO. f ARLINGTON HILLS • Cal Heartland Homes big as 6dyne HigNands. vacant 330 bedroom. drsriAasher.walKinctosel, Lxuojry one and two bedroom' • 810--38O-9550 acres or more. 6 mi'es E. of lovvn. ceniral air. carpe'ling. blinds, carport Apartments Available FAX US YOUR AD 313-953 3332 $460,000 1810) 463^0114 Lease S600 810-643-4428 Can- 810-477-7774 CHECK LIST Use this check Hst for a fast reference of Local Hdrries that you are interested in,

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Comm^UilSaW Ind/fcreboitte [Hal Office Bwinws (OfFice Busioe^ U&x . ' K«Sale/Leasc pace Sale/Lease •••••••i ,DovwrovyN ROCHESTER;-.'-.; AIRPORT ' LIVONIA -.28200-7 Mile Rd Suites •YOUR PLYMOUTH SOURCE1 Prime 0««« bC»f1<*n9 with. 17 parking" lor doctors Si Accountants, elc. Mirv FOR LEASE OR SALE spaces. A must see inside. Prc'ed (6* COMMERCE CENTER Imum Starting Jt7&Trvrysuite. Mobile Office. & Retail Locations last sale. «19,900. AsK ior. Mitte. • NOW LEASING 313-920-5966. Beeper 3I3-2?U8326 Oowntown. Okf Vflage.. . "*-i Arbor Rd. LVEFINE Aiwrd Winning Oe«10prTien( COMMCACIRL m?K-{\ in* Industrial Suites LIVONIA OFFICES M-59 AT PONTIAC AIRPORT , 19500 MjddlebeK 1541$ Mrtfebe* INDUSTfllfll If Suites From 1200 - 6500 sq ft. ;. • 15195 Farrrwigtori M. '.* ATRICIAN Al Montarvo • •MPlb UM t IH- • SflUORUASf (313) 532-0600 • (810) 668-2422 -.•/'.. t room from $225,'mo. . RESTAURANT, 5400 sq.ft.: located Arso 1132 sq: N. ava'fable- 313^459.9111 #389-398 , for $124Vmo. -: In Ea*t Tawas (The Chma House). PLYMOUtHPOWNTOWN Ccrripieley eppedl Banquet room, RALPH MANUAL Property Manage­ ment mc. 4 SALE .. Royal Oak - CALL KEN HALE: 60 sq It. office, 1450 sq ft. suite dining foorn, kamge. isOO.OOO, Industrial burking. Novt - strip rriatl. I10 per sq; ft. Excellent parking. EKceTlent business PpportOnily. Cal Brd Gema (810) 539-2220 DAYS: 313 525-2412 313-455-7373 : rirvanelng' available' tor Connie Tallman ne*1 to BmkJers Square. Prime loca­ Medical space for lease, prime tions, tISO to 6300 sq ft. Ca« Mr. 1019 Haynes-1.350 **li • •. • • • 2 kxations. ' Real Esiate One Convenient. parKing. windows Somh/ield location. 900-10,000 ad. ft. 1 AX beautifuly decorated. • Norton, at Norton Oev*lopmer< Co, fllO-647.7977 ' By owner. Inquiries lo: Box #1414 ,810-651^8144, oxl 3950 313 434 6450 or 313 434-2700 Observer ft Eccentric Newspapers Rent includes al utMies. 36251 Schoolcraft M. CCRTF1ED REALTY; NC. BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PARK Lrvonia. Ml 48150 Fno*/Wirt bo U«SJW (810) 47t-7!0O CommyfeUilSW Lrvonta. Scrwofcrafl near M<*Jebel Le«e Le«e 1.200, 240O and larger sq ft. comer office, Indrwdual entrance, pnvjie AOfl THWESTEFiN ft 12 MILE' eCH-EVlUE: BEllC Pfaia Shof)- LIVONtA • 2500 sq. ft .office/ bath, aburdam parking, deaf CKiCtVs SOUTHFIEIO ..12 MrfeAJfeenfieW pinA Center now leasing lor chM- warehouse for lease. Prime 1-96 and OWe Garden. Denial/Medical/Oftlco LuKury office space, furnished or non- ctri, rt»ce space, etc MoWe: Irontag*. Oai Commerce Center, 1810) 412-0000 • Soiie furnished. Choose 3 room suites 313-W0-5968 Voice 31^981-3050 1-9«. ttH Merriman. 3l3-«2S-155S 1500 sq.ft. ' from $500. (810) 569 6300 Al electric ft air corxHioning free. •••-•; NOVI • Strip Malt 5 MOS. FREE RENT. Offices ft DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH office Eiceltent pirlong. TIREO OF Cramped Ouarlers? For more Xeal Estate^ ^^s^ngs, c/?ec/c bl/r 14^6 S/te 10 M4e 4 UtMM. 1680 »q ft - warehouses lor lease. CANTON «u>tes. 225 »q. feet, and 330 Sq feet. In Carton on Canton Center Rd, f k>W lor office /y $m»» potmesa. area, immediate occupancy possibly more. For Jease Wormation ^ 810-353 9010 . > 200 lo 250 toft, office* tor lease. http:/yclass.oeonline.c^Walnet.tol • r>»„ ,•',,.-• (810) 53«-2220 For more Mo ca«. (313) 454-2460 cal: (313) 443-1739 Cal tor.

riTtlApartaeots/ ConrJosfTownbousfs Homes LIHJ UnfuraisJwd NorthviBe. Nov) Road 4 8 MJe •MM* PLYMOUTH - Senior 6tiien adurt SOUTHFIELD/TRANKLIN . WAILED LAKE ftrrhingharrvW. B!oomheld/Troy mWATERFORO • CeauWuJ Cass laKe- community. Spacious 1 bedroom RENT FROM JI.410 Heritage Apartments. 1 bedroom. Westland Estates Wt>»M BLOOMFIELO LAKES APT$. front condo. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, fire­ apartment in cjutet commuri.ry. Wa>V place, garage, poof, security. 6mo-l OPEN WEEKENDS Heat, low security: $43Vmonth. On Wayne Rd. S of Warren Rd THE to shopping Central air. dishwasher, 2 or 3 bedroom spaoous to*n- 810-96O-4$37or 810-6SOS399 furnished apts in smaB, quiei com- yr lease, $1,400 Jmmedtale vertical btnds, carport Available to houses. elegant formal divng room 4 Spacious 1 bedroom VENOY PINES pleii Fully furnished ft decoraied ocajpancY* 810:3638284 TREE TOPS qualified appLcants 313-453-881« great room, natural fireplace. 2'4 700 sq ft. - $455 studio. 1 ft 2 bedroom urots Includes, OUR baihs. master' bedroom suae. lua. Prce shown is lor t yT. lease APARTMENTS dishes, (mens, tic. Cleaning services Contemporary EurosMing throughout basement 2 ca/ attached garage Walled Lak&fNovi . . Shorter leases available - 1 ft 2 bedroom apts . avalabJa Beach 'privileges No pets inducing hi-iech kitchen, open floor Duplies Plymouth Square 1 & 2 bedroom Greai kxatonTieal.'water/pooi . . some with Lrepiace please Rents starting at $600 Heal CLASSIFIEDS P^n, track ^rg. individual wasters/ WEATHERSTONE Apartmenjs 4 Townhomes EHinds'airi'no pets ft much more - Sw.mm.ng poof ft water included SHORT TERM dryers and more. Exciting wooded Apartments TOWNHOUSES Spacious, A<. blinds. pocJ. - Tenms Court LEASES tor qualified apoficanis si re am Side sell-ng 1 bedroom »,th dishwasher, storage ft laundry 313-722-4700 - Clubhouse •810-681-8309 Irtnch doors to den Irom $725 (810)350-1296 BIRMINGHAM,ROYAL OAK: Cula 2 WORK.., $799 moves you in ' - Professionally Managed bedroom. basemenL garage $795, including heat 4 carport Franklin Rd. S. o< 13 Mile includes 1st mo rent - B^aufiuliy Landscaped FARWiHGTON HILLB : • '-•. 1 BEDROOM ,-i. . WesBand month Includes heat and water Furrvshed rooms. lor rem Also one Also, ufuque 2 story. 1 bedroom tod SOUTHFIELD (610) 624-6606 (4823 Bharwood. N oft 14. E of ROYAL OAK QUIET COMMUNITY CENTRALLY unturrvshed efficiency Cat after 5 apartment available December Urge. 1 bedroom. FREE HEAT, JL Forest Lane Coof«ase ca» (810) 347-1690 (313) 425-5305 near 'downtown. Lawn • Central Air 4 Heat.ng TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY * RIDGE wooded tot. comptelety 1uir>shed. Holiday Special!! housewares, air, cable etc Perfect A snow remoyal. 810-355-2047 APARTMENTS WESTLAND - 2 bedroom, central a-r. Oft Ann Arbor Road. 1 block west VYESTLAHD temporary residence S69S'mo • STUDIO - $420 etectne. 810-681-&479 aU app'rances Immaculate. $665. NO1/! ol Sheldon (next to B^J Boy) SOUTHFIELD 1 8edroom.,.$510 WAYNE.FORD RD " lliit'clicviH'U'... 1 BEDROOM - $480 tsl Ian ft securjy 34590 John OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 9-5 OPEN WEEKENDS 2 Bedrooms Spaoous 1 and 2,bedroom courtyard PLYMOUTH - 1 and 2 bedroom Hauk FordYVildwood 810-463-6197 WilVit. till' /'llfKT L'fJIHl' EXCITING SATURDAY. 12-4 FREE HEAT starting at..$550 2 BEDROOM - $520 apartments located near shopp.ng 4 apartments, completely turn.stied With Approved Credit expressways. Other amenities Available now WESTLAND. NICE dean ?bedroom out I rciit'Vi-d at Clean i bedroom. qu«t locaton. intru­ SENIOR DISCOUNT' $25 Appiicaion Fee include duplex *-.!h garage, new bathrooms! SENSATIONAL sionalarm, lighted parking, large walk Amen4ies mclude (313) 459 9507 ••* h-ntt 75 - HH) o)tl> 313-455-6570 SENIOR DISCOUNT' kitchen and carpet $460 month plus m ciosel. eilra targe storage area . • Heal ft waier , • .NeA.'y renovated ktchens includes: deposit (313) 562-2929 l\fc>rv 12 mx.Ni,' I TOWNHOME Plymouth RENT $520 • Carpeting 4 blmds • Carpeting ' . Heat ft water LAHSER NEAR 8¾ MILE • Apoliarices' • Free Heat could -litnv rental Seeks Person Who . Air conditoneo CoorJosfTowTihouses • Laundry facilities • Air Condton.ng » Balconies 4 cable " llic hou-c Center Drive between • Tennis Court . 1 DEDROOM S505 MONTHLY Telegraph 4 Lasher The Townhouse Specialist. Lincoln Park' 2, 3 A 4 bedrooms CLARKS10N/LAKE ORION/ FREE HEAT • Window Treatments $399 Moves You In Z BEOROOM SM5 MONTHLY •Hours 11am-5pm Vacant homes S ap« Kjcts pcis c* Clean quiet buWiig Large 1 4 2 bed­ • 24 Hr, Emergency Maintenance OXFORD : Southfield at •'•• COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS Haseoau Co 313-273-0223 WATERVIEW rooms with waix-m closets Intrusion • FamJies Welcome 810-475-4596 alarm system. Attended gatehouse. (313) 721.-0500 BLOOMFIELO Long LaVe Orchard. FARMS Heal. & Waier Included Western Hills Apts. Lake.-2or 3 t-fedroom, 2 5 baths BERKLEY - 3 bedroom, basement RENT FROM $475 ' washer/dryer, -garage No dogs 0)bsrn'ff ^ tttf ntrir Suites From $475 Telegraph •'''. rrnie S of 1-96 SPECIALS den. gas fireplace, appliances, base­ 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. WESTLAND WOODS ment, neutral, 1 car $130O'mo Avalable January 1 1997, S950/mo: CLAIlltllO *P VllHI'llC GLEN COVE APTS. WARREN PLAZA D1H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 Call (810) 691-7150 •Country Setting 25108 Hoover. Warren ' Starting at S475 APARTMENTS ' • Central Heat 4 Air Condtion.ng (313) 538-2497 2 Bedroom/ Spacious.,I and 2'bedroom apart, Open 7 Days Immediate Occupancy •Solid, Masonry.Construction ments Amen.t«S inc'ude. .- CANTON. 1 • bedrocm townhouse BEVERLY HILLS -.3 bedroom. 2 Located on Moovei Free Heat & Water bath, bnck ranch., stove indge. •Pool • Tennis' REDFORD, 2 bedroom apt $600 .'*.blk N 0(10 Mi. S 011-696 • Carpefing tmmediale occupancy HUD subsi­ a month includes .utilities S1200 2 Bath Extra Storage Space • Oft-ner Pad Heat dised cooperative income qualifica­ washer ft drye' 2 car attached move-in Contact Tom • Po-Ji .•' tion. Canterbury Mej»s Cooperative garage wopenCi.. Sunrocim. deck, 810-624-0004 Ho-jsing f3l3) 981-0140 newly remodeled. 13 Mile ft Lahser. Pontic Trail , • •313-255-3418 810-754-1100 313-729-6520 t Laundry FaoMies . '-. ' From • Intercom- $1700 per mo plus utilities (between West & Beck Rds.) .We're.located on Cherry H;'J. 810-855-2992.for snowing ROYAL OAKrTROY "» A:r Condtonng' • ,- • DEARBORN-HEIGHTS Condo • Anh Daily 9-6,.Sat 10-2, Sun 1V-3 WAYNE - ' 2 bedrooms; $455 between Wayne ft- NeaOurgh Doggy. doOgy, where »iU you live7 • Close To Shopp-ng & Arbor Trail & Evergreen. Extra dean. Includes heat 4 water. 1 .bedroom, appliances. $450 oio Oak Par* .,;' At Amber Apartments • . $685.00 Expressway - 1 .313-728-7865 Ron Coi Realty (31,3) 533-^758 Lincoln Towers Permission they give « Window Trealrr,ents.W:ni Binds (810) 280-1700 WESTLAND 1 Bedroom S5-15, 2 Bedroom 5585 A Frie'ndty. Homey Atmosphere DEARBORN HTS - 6986 Tov,n htlpy/wwwamoerapl com FRANKLIN Wayne 50°» oh*,, Westland : (313) 721-0500 Lane 1 bedroom newly decorated . Studios. 1.4 2 Bedrooms 1st Months rent* new rugs etc 'E»ce'!ieni cond-'ion Irom $450 Anract.ve quel buiWng t • Heat • Air condriohing • Appl-ances. $299 Moves You In m WESTLAND 1313)271-9206 SouMieW RIVER bedroom apanrV^nt Catsoxa^ $399 inciudTig D'Shwasber & Disposal • per mo Call" . 313-721-6699 ci ' Carpeting • Activities > Community Townhouses.S Plus $100/M6. Off FARMNGTOfJ HILLS 12 Orchard HUNTINGTON ON 313-326-9O08 . ' Room • TV 4 Card Room •. Exercise Lake Mint 2 bedroom, 2baths 1309 . Apartments APTS. On Select Units ' ,'witri approved credt -WOW -•• 4 Sauna Rooms • Storage Area • from so ti co>ered porch custom tea- Heated Swimming. Poor. Spacious 1.243 bedroom apts lures, carport pool, heatwaier THE HILL 1 1 Bedroom Irom $505 '-"•' Lincoln Rd at Greenfield 356-0400 Westland Open Sunday $485* induded No'petssmokers SHOOmo Mon -Fn 8 30am-S 00pm SOUTHFIELD 2 Bedroom 1r0m $535 Free Heat/Hot Water D&H PROPERTIES (8l0) 737-4002 1 BEDROOM from $495 $799 . Free Heat HOLIDAY SAVINGS 810-968-0111 (Sat. 10-5pm> Vie are laJung appicatons • Venicai B'inds An ROCHESTER HiUS • 2 tedroom Equsl Huulmj Opc^lLKVy ' "..FREE FULL SIZE lor spacous 2 4 3 bedroom • Free Water 2 BEDROOM from $565 Car(:«.t clubhouse, poc'l deck inci lownhoose .1 '< baTtt rievvfy deocrafed WASHER 4 DRYER apartmenls Convenient • Eitra Storage • Huge Closets new apptence, S925 .• secuity • 1700-2700 so, ft kxatonCal today lor more details $525 r>shwas!-.er Cab'6 TV . • 24 Hr Maintenance 810-373-1270 C* 3I3-875-S322 PAINT CREEK • Garages'Carpons WAKEFIELD ARTS 810-356-3780 Pet Units Ava 'ab'« •Heat Included • Dishwashers • Manned Entrances £ BEDROOMS 1 BEDROOM FROM S4S0- ' VILLAGE Super dos&ts - txeaklast hat ROCHESTER HILLS Tienken' 2 BEDROOM FROM SS4C-- Rochester -• g bedroom townhouse. •.Spacious Suites • Oishw.isbers Comer of.Onon Road and Arwater Sft^i'lyon WAYNE FOREST Appi'i^xes-pool-iauridry laciM-es in Lake Orion 1 bedroom apart­ Sutton Place Security doors • intercom. 2': baths 1350 -sq ft. formica • Outdoor Pool • Rirk Setting ments available immediately. All APARTMENTS Cable ready • central healing BLUE GARDEN APTS.: Mchen neutral, 2 car. appliances appliances and covered parking ' 810-358-4954 BROOKDALE and air cood.tonmg Cnerry H.lr r>ear Mc-rr.man heat'water-included. $1450Vmo Da-iy llam-Cprn • Sal I0arn.2prri Renl'lrom $415 23275 RiverskJe Drive (313) 326-7800 D« H PROPERTIES 810-737-J002 • Central Air Walk-in Ciosel SECURITY DEPOSIT • Ca'i lor.deia-is 4 appi . Call (810) 693-7355 or- SouthlieW. M«higan Apartments $250 729-2242 Ronlu'uS (81.0) 373-1000 WEST 8LOOMF,rELp Three bedroom, three bath loan- Woodland Villa OAKBROOK VILLA (313)425-6070 . PLYMOUTH • in NEW YORK STYLE • home. 2800 sq H. large o/eal room 2 and 3 bedroom lowhhouses i bedroom ranch-style apartments. . SOUTHFIELD ADDRESS patio and balcony, lull sue washer 313-422-5411 Ranging Irorn S399 to $500 Pnoceiori Coort Aprs Call . If 1 Apartments 1 Ann Arbor Trail,. West of Inkster Sensational and dryer and one garage space Warren Rd bet Wayne/NewBurgh Includes' a ! uN'ties 1»-6pm. Mon-Fn. 313-459-66*0 OPEN WEEKENDS .odurJed Ca.T 810-661-0770 111 Furnished .Daily i-m South Lyon Open Men thru Fn . ,9-5 PM PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, tots ol n ••BBBMMI^ closets. 2 baths, attended gatehouse. • Sal . by apconlrrent storage. heal & water included. 1 yr WESTLAND BIRMINGHAM ROYAL OAK monitored alarm. Wry appdanced WEST BLOOMFIELD ' : tease. $495 per mo Low secunty • 1 & 2 bedroom • Uo bedroom. 2 bath apt. great ORCHARDS lotchen.isocial activities, pnvate car­ 15001 BRANDT ." 313-941-1540 . Available 1-15, (313) 459-9507 view, fireplace, washer 4 dryer large port, elevators, pool, and elegant cfu- Apartments OF NEWBURGH Furnished Apts. TOD (800) 983-1833 , master suite and one garage space, PLYMOUTK'CANTON bfoom' ShOrt wa!V to Harvard Row • Carports included Gated community ,: APARTMENTS • MontiVy Leases ' Shopping Center. Call " . 810-661-0770 .••Immediate Occuparicy ROYAL OAKCLAWSON Beautiful FOR ADULTS.OVER 50. • Fabulous'location HILLCREST CLUB Spacious l -ft 2 • Lcwest Rates " Near 14 Mite 4 Crooks Spacious 2 • Rent Irom S705 Bedroom, Hoorptans •'Tasteiuty Decoraiea ' .-' bed rv bath towrihouse Aith pnvale LAHSER RO, N OF 11 MILE • Social activities WESTLAND-Adorable, affordable I $200 Security Deposit entrance, carpon. private yard, yer- bedroom, baiemenl apartment, car­ PAREHAVEN MANOR t cal binds, central air. lull basement Apis, from $515 CALL NOW!! peted, stovevretrigeratof. $465 mo (313)729-5090 PARKCREST SUITE LIFE 2 miles to Somerset' Available late includes utilities: Available now. Joy.' Heat Included Dec Only $775 EHO Retirement Community (810). 353-5835 • Merriman. (313)261-7741 810-437-1223 810 549-5500 CaH week days-. (810) 642-8686 •Park Setting "Live the lifestyle you deserve" • • Dishwashers SOUTHFIELD Westland Westland Park Apts. •Pcnc Area -,: Across from City Park . Great Services and Amenities . . ; ' «Pooi;. 2 A 3 Bedroom$ TAYLOR - Residential area, spa­ (Cherry Hill) ' cious. Slove. fridge, laundry facilities, 1425 Sq FI.-1500 Sq Fl $AVE (between' Middiebelt ft Merr.manj •QuaMy On-site Din,ng • Movie Theater • 2 Full Baths utilities, included $550^/6.. $275; (w-th approved Cred,t) secunty deposit 313-595-0387 • Planned Activities and Events • Library- . (313)453-7144 • Central Air • SAVE • 2 bedroom ,1'rbatrv$S20 |3J FARMINGTON |O| S ot Plymouth Rd. E. of Hagoerty • Window Treatments Large 1 bedroom - $455 • On-site Beauty Salon' • «Srnan Pels VVelcOrne Daily 9-6 Sat-Sun: 11-4 • Clubhouse w/Sw-jnming Pool TELEGRAPH 4 7 MILE 1 bedroom • $425 4 up 2 bedroom - SAVE (l year lease win credl) Barbershop ' •'• • futi Kitchens -, . and tennis courts • HEATrBLINDSfOOLNO PETS PLYMOUTH - Downtown.' Luxury • Watk-tn Closets $525 4 up studio - $380 rncludes SECURITY DEPOSIT. $250 |« CHATHAM HILLS ^ • fctmi CCmc • Irxiv-rJuaHy ContJol'ed Heal Open 7 days apartment lor Rent with 3 bedrooms. heaVwater. 313-534-9340 II you were good th.s year. youN get » Free Heat On Selected Units • Van Transportation • Ar Coridilioriing 2 baths, washer 4 dryer and att Whirl- • Gatehouse. Entry everything you want lor Christmas! TROY/ROYAL OAK, poof appliances. $950Vmonrh. • Corporate Umts Available Westwood Vilage w-tl save you 729-6636 LSi Luxury Living IS! • Carports Available • 24-Hr Moriitorihg Service and LYNCH PROPERTIES . Fu8.Spectrum Selection • Large Storage Areas $45 CO for the first 4 months of a 1 • AitJiluJ Ci.ir.i^o •* Distw.jvlu-rs IB. • Laundry & Hdusekeeprvg ' Much More • (313). 454-4117 At Amber Apartments year lease or give you Free Heal'! •-Near ProVxJenoe Hospital Pet? .",.: .'.....•....-.Ask! O • Mkrow.ivcs, . . • IndiKir Ptxil _^_ • Laundry Facilities , We also have 2 outdoor pools. 2 (810) 280-1700 . WESTLAND: Visit us Mon.Fri,: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.to. • Carports ,. tenrtis courts, weighlroom. 2 sauna's, • f.xtra T_ir^t- Aj-urrhu-ius hnp y^wwvy.amberapl com •PLYMOUTH HERITAGE ARTS/" • 24 Hr, Emergency Mamlenance clubhouse, • secured 'entrances, car­ THE ALTERNATIVE M Sat.iXoon to4:00p.m. "Achieve the comfort .yen/, so^ Great Location, easy access to ports and much, much more. Hurry - TO CONVENTIONAL '77 E. Woodward Heights • Hairel Park • deserve at a price that meets your! Expressways. Malls. Shopping TROY onfy a tew apts are let with this spe­ m J needs. F;om $465 per month. • cial arid wilt last thru Dec. 3i'st."i APARTMENT E FromP58 0 or call at: (S10) 545-07O7 • Relax in a spacious apt. located | WHITEHALL APTS. SOMERSET AREA.- FROM $550 . Caa for more exof.ng details? LIVING just minutes from downtown m Open 7 Days Studio and spacious 1.4 2 bedroom Is TDD# (800) 649-3777 Plymouth. Heat 4 Water.included.l apartments,.. Amenities include: 2 bedroom.' one bath; Ranch m I ..••.••••'"• ' ' ,- " • : • IHO " ': • Providence Or. 4 W. 9 Mile Rd. 459-6600 (810)476-8080 JBJ • Be a pari 61 our community: m • Owner Paid Heal style Duplex Homes "On selected units only • • Laundry Facilities - . Call:313-455-2143 / ... WITH |5| On Olif (irjtid Rivtt htrw'ttn. tir^kr isHjku-.nl B™| m 810^557-0311 • Balconies or Pattos . On Joy Rd.,. Full size basements, laundry • Intercoms between Newburgh and .Hi* Rds Mnn.- Fri.'y-fi • S.if. -Sun. ! )-1 SilL/atqd within 77 beautiful acres of ^••••••'••i • Dishwashers -. Lrvccua Schools, lubs. washer/dryer hook ops; [0] SOUTHFIELD • Disposals •.'.-.' gas appliances, /rost free park and recreational paths- Four PLYMOUTH »•1.4 2 Bedrooms • Air Cohditionihg- WESTLAND - 1 bedroom $46&'mo. refrigerators & blinds thru- Seasons, of activity with comfortable; • 1 or 2 8aths • Window Treatments 1st floor. Heat 4 wal.er included out. OlslilOSlSISIIslIslIslIsIIsI HOUSE $ Clean, quiet. On-site laundry/storage. • Gatehouse Entry- Close To Shopping 4 Expressways ALSO ^ living in a delightful Farmington ..-.- • Fully Equipped kitchen On V/arten between MiddteceS 4 Ink- APARTMENTS Spacious yards, private drive w^breakfast nook 4 dishwasher VILLAGE APARTMENTS ster. No cats/dogs. 313-425-9339 Great Living • Super Value! Hills neighborhood. Excellently (810) 362-0245 way and private entrances. Spacious 14 2 • 'Formal Owning Room Lawn service, snow removal serviced and maintained land 2 .- bedroom Itoorplans -• • Walk^in Closets WESTLAND CAPRI '. Irom the tow iSOOs • In-home Storage & 24 hour maintenance pro­ bedroom apartments and toy/nh;ouses. • Central air., ' CALIFORNIA STYLE APTS. vided along with City Easy and quick access to 1-96 and • Laundry Facilities on every floor | TROY T i. ..• 1 bedroom from" $460 Services; 313-455-5880 » Lighted parking .- ,. .- : ^=^ • Heat 4 Water included • 'Either one cat or dog •275-- direct routes to the airport", » Carports available • Cathedral ceilings APARTMENT I SUNNYMEDE | permitted PLYMOUTH • Balcony • Balconies • Carport • .downtown .Detroit and' • Clubhouse wi'swimming pool I APTS. i • fu3y carpeted 'Reslrictioris apply Birmingham/Southfield 4 Tennis Courts I 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts: | •'Vertical blinds OAK VILLAGE L.d 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom • Wmdow Treatments • . • • Great location to ma'rs $ 9 Mite Road • 1 % miles • • .Ceiling Fans , • Enjoy luxury-living a1 | LIVE ON THE • Livonia schopt system . Lj313) 721-8111 '-A fo 500 from • FanWies Welcome z affordable prices Z m $565 west of Farmington Road PARK • 24 hr. Emergency Maintenance (313)261-5410 f • starting at $630. • WasK' s a'id Dryers, .n tr-#y api'imerri. • 40335 PLYMOUTH RD. CHARTERHOUSE I 6 mo. leases available I $350 Deposit V BEDROOM - $490 16300 West 9 Wile Rd. SouthfieW | 561 KtRTS | AUZNIS DEVELCJPMENT 2 BEDROOM - $520 On w. 9 Mii« Rd. m . ClOSe 10 1-75 m SENIOR DISCOUNT! bet*. Greenfield 4 Soothkld Rds. I I block S of Big Beaver I FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS Amenities include: Open 7 Days between Uvemois 4 Crooks. • Dishwashers •Vertical Blinds • 11/2 Baths • Heat 4 water • _ 810-362-0290 : • » Carpeting 4 Winds • Ccnlral Air • Pool • Laundry & Storage • Tennis « Appliances 810-557-8100 Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready t Laundry faaiites Troy '.•'••''•'•• WESTGATE VI • Pool 4 air cprv>tion'ing r '.Southfiefd .-:' .^ Newburgh between Joy & Wnrreri • Walk-in ctosets • Cable available Country Comer Apts. THFtEE OAKS $200 Security Deposit We're BIG on Square'Feet PtymoutrVRd. near 1-275. t bedroom: 1100 sq.ft.- Eryjy country RvWg in One g care- Earn $8-$10y1-iouy Fnencfy inrj/y-idua!* large pharmacy. Pharnf^cy/medical 810642-162O kichen hardwood ROOTS. 2 ca/. a;r. Enjoy the sunsets (810) 569-6300 aM cash rece.pls Need to pa orga- givert lo \& part time portion are needed lo.iom pur sales learn. expenerv,* prewired- Lotus, word FREE dog accepiaWe $l8?5-mo • B;c*er . Bonded nijed and deiarfedonentfed Mart ori Tue». i.Thurs.Tiprn 10-6wn or Health insurance and a 401K plan processing iW* P HOUSES. CON DOS. APARTMENTS kvirlg room, basement, yard I car sXies Corme on dOAn Luxury AJter- • Betore makng a deos 981-TTTC 3 1 • 3/15. 4/12 • 4/26.97 Sleeps (313) $91-3224 FARMIHGTOH Grand Rivei> 2S592 Orcnarii Lave Rd ITGCA Corr^Txin.rji. Musi hava «1 least COMPUTER REDFORD RANCH 2 bedroom. !• 6 Ca* OAher. 201 837-1825 (HJ) CHILDTIME RENT-A^HOME Shiawassee "• Coiy 2 bedroom Farmngton H^ls (810) 737-4002 1 year eipenervee. Fle»'b!« hours scxne updates basement ne* «,n- bath carpeted app>ances living AUTOMOTfyE MANAGER SPECIALISTS room, fenced yard. S66SMO Must relate wc-a yy.th senors Compet­ GroAing preosjoo lune aido service 810-642-1620 do*s. appliances I ca'. termed, dog NAPLES FLA • Nature lovers para- itive Aies and condos Western Wayne AUTOMOTIVE NAPA c«n!ers ol a national child care 'BIRMINGHAM. - beautM' country ExecuV. e Propan'roperiees 810-641 5300 Rochester Rd'- Eleganl Tod-^r 3268 classes beg.rvurkj Jan 6 Hi/vo 2 yrs experience ExceCenl pay.' 4 OaV-ano cour.ty Bftsl Serviny area FuKy lumished condo. s'eeps 6 RICHTER & ASSOC. V-iao 4pm MonWed Can Xa'.hy at • Counter Persons padvacation. holidays, and much garage Aa appl.a/ices S1500mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 8tO-737-WH? Week »8 lor sale or rent re FannAgton YMCA 810-553-19-33 • Drivers I more To begn a rewardng COMPUTER TECHNICIAN BIRMINGHAM • 3 bedroom V bam I mos security HornelOAn 517-2460187 Will Iran Retirees and students wel­ career w-,{h Ch.kXme ChJdrens Small h^gh-tech computer company ranch Appliances Fenced oarage BulckngCo (810) 53^-7711 ROCHEST-ER HILLS, l.enkerv come Full and pad time porticos Cenic-rs. please ca'l trie C'enier Ptymouth.Carilon.area is looking Jot a Pels OK S900.MO Adams Adams Wesr 4 '«droom and benefits ayarlabJe Apply aT (ull-'time Coriipuler Tecftnician FARWiNGTON 4 Other suburbs nearesl you RENTAL PROS (8t0| 356 RENT bnck colonial,. 2.. ba^hs tarn-^ room ALL THE HOURS Krvghis.' Aulo Suppry. Inc , 43500 Responsio.'Ties and qua-fcatons CORPORATE Vacation Resort Farmngfon H.£s 810-489-8555 (.replace dirung room neutral deck YOU NEED Grand-fdveiL No-^i are: assembly, noobleshoobng, end 'TRANSFEREES air' 2 car A\a.!aWe 11 56 $2300mor • NO NIGHTS, WEEKENDS Nonhv.lie 810-.476-1516 BIRMINGHAM CHARMING 3 bed- Rentals Phone 810-348-1250 repair ol PC Computers. exce"t-nt For ycx.r RELOCATION NEEDS Canlon 313-981-3222 loom 1 bath I, wig room lot ma' D'4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 OR HOLIDAYS organisational skills able to AO/k w>th Can D A H PROPERTIES ikn-rvg room fcreadtasl room 2 car Earn S6-59 hourly -Weekly pay. car AUTOMOTIVE EOE rr^nimal SupervtsKm K no A ledge ol 810-7374002 g*r,ige basemen! lirepiaces deck ROYAL OAK • 3 bedroom bur.ga'o A ' BOYNE AREA needed m-:eage pad $75h,r,n g OJL Changers .and Light Service Windows 95 arid NT Networking a air. hatdAOOrt floors, pets ok 127$ 1 batti Aood tioors dpp'-»nces S'eeps 12-16 3 Baihs 2 color TV s- tronus ca'f Techs Earn 5400 to $500 per week plus Full benefit package salary to GARDEN ClTV - 2-3 bedroom bun deck tenceJ ya'd. near do-Anto*n VCRs 313-420-1274 MERRY MAIDS 810-471-0930 Sim-h $1300 month 810-540-2665 Appry in person Novi Motive Inc, CHILDCARE comimensuraie w.th qoaLfcarons Q&IOA living room fam fy rt>.wn Jan 1st $375 mo (8101.435-0216 €MPLOVMfNT/ 21530 Novi Road PetAeen 8 49 ASSISTANT wanted fc* mlants 4 lod- Please send resume .to Attn Per­ fenced 2 car garage 5675 WO BOYNE CHARLEVOIX: lakelrpni BIRMINGHAM • Cg|« 2 bedroom T M;le Roads. cHers Part-time. Mon-Fn. afternoons! sonnel Coordnaior 28456, Ecorse RENTAL PROS 1313) fti.3 REN ROYAL OAK - 4 bedroom hardAood condos. Sleeps, 2-8 plus Cable hardwood floors lenced yard INSTflUaiON ^ APARTMENT S 25-35 hours per Aeek Catf Wayne- Rd . Romulus Ml 48174 Aasfier dryer Ms ot storage space 'ioors Josecl porch. Aasrer d'^c-r JJCU>2I. fireplace Close In skiing HARTLAND 2 bedroom home iake AUTOMOTIVE Westland YMCA' (313) 721-7044 S825-'mo no pels Available Jan 3 rta k rv, doAniuAn SI 375 mo also a/arable . Christmas 4 NOA S€RVIC€S CARETAKER access liic-place No long Jerri* ccri TECHNICIAN CONSTRUCTION Pte-ise.ca|t <8tCrt 594-7607 (810) 473-0625 Years'8101855-3300. 810-363-3S85 Ir ac I ' S65Q no pets Now hir.og, automotive iechncf* remodelrig . D 4 H.PROPERTIES '810-7317-1002. bedroc-m rafrt.-,h oak kitchen 'in.shed sa'ary history lo RENT-A-HOME lous ; • . (810) 683-3747 Apply, al The Looney 8aker Carpentry, w.ndow door• installation' • TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS basetneni appliances, . nevirai BRIGHTON • 2bedrom 1- bath all bii'ndi deck 2-ear Si200 mo CLASSIFIEDS Certified Really. Inc 13931 Farrrtngtoh Rd : bvonia Good customer 4 emptoyee relations 810-642O620 MYRTLE BEACH - AiMer rental CHILD CARE appliances Kv-rig room yard dock D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-617-6788 38345 West Ten M'e Road Career opportunity w.th excei'enl Ocean from condo Indoor, outdoor Suite 300 Banking Providers heeded for mfanls todd'ers sa'ary, and -benefits- Send resume 585UVUIO LIVONIA - 3 bed.room ranch 1 Bain pools, eiercise room Days Farm/igion Hies, Ml 48335 & P'e-schoo'ers FarrrVngton Hills to'. - RENTAL PROS (BlOl 373-RENT appTiances,' tmished basemen! ROYAL OAK • T.vo 3 bedroom buck WORK... CUSTOMER SERVICE/ 810-447-2511 Eves 810-756-0362 V Fan ti (610) 474-2345 / 810-471-1.022 40480 Grand R.ver Ave «A fenced yard $750 WO bungalOAs basements 2 car TELLER BRIGHTON SCHOOLS 2 bedroom garages $969 rno 3034 Ferns 4 Novi Ml 48375 RENTAL PROS. .I313I 51-3-RENT SANiBELCAPTIVA ISLANDS PERMANENT PART.FULL TIME CHILDCARE DIRECTOR 1 bath } car attached garage 3102 N Connecticut 810 546-454-1 i TRUCK DRIVER or lax to (810)473-3989 Lutu'y gulf-front bay side condos APARTMENT . Our lop three bar.ktngcientis.iookmg 4 ASSISTANT krlchen appliances: 6 month lease LIVONIA .7 W,!e Wemrnanl- AbSo- reeded-tor 8elore and After School SOUTHFiELD - 3 bedroom i ' bath private beachfront estates i Aeek Full lime position tor energelc ihd.viduaJs', to IJI Wesi CONTROLLER • Muilr-branch • with credit check. 51 200 a monlfi kjle mint corndi-'l^i 3 bedrooms r . LEASING AGENT Bloomfe'd area open-rigs Candi­ program Part tme and full to posi­ niih 1 mon'h security Available Dec baths oak krichen app'iances 1183 ranch Li.Jig room app'.aricos mirmum Sanibel Accomodathons Experienced teais-.ng agent .n.reli.'e- flooring.-disirtbutor seeks individual 1-800-237-6004 available/ Must be dates must have 6 months cash han­ tions avaJable .8er.ei.ts Offered- l-Slh (810)486-811.0 &cj ft neutral 2 car- storage no pels fenced yard Gara-je Pels OK i'799 ment housing Fu'l-fime for Lunury Aho is responsible for internal ftp ^.A-A sar--beiaccom,com iCDL amoved; Class dling and customer contact Can . '313-640-4630 smokerswaterbeds SllOOmo RENTAL PROS i.SIOr 356-RENT Re!-remem Comrnun.ty F/uSt. be external accounting and 'computer experience Up to $8 25hr. to start netAork admin.'slratibn , OuaMied BRIGHTON TWP 3 bedroom 2 D 4 H PROPERTIES .810-737-4002 A Or 8 Competitive ava-labie towc-rk some even ngs and" SOUTHFiEt'O - 3bedroom> 2 t,p t TORCHlAKE-l 2 &'3bedroom Cot- plus benefit's and 401K Xal Terry CIRCULATION candidate to have experience m ba-tis, 2 car garage, appiiances I ' wage. Benefits weekends Send .resume IO dOAn. 1 balhs no basemeril 2 car tages. 1 mie Irom Aden-qlcise lo today - 645-7662 '•%.,- cred.1, bank relationships, budgel.ng laurKjry room on !'• acres . 51 000 J MltFORD M-5aMJ(c.rd P3 Brick 4 The TrCiAOr«Jge MARKETING POSITION garage A.va lab'e Ja« ;1 al S750 mo fiACei'ent &nOAmc>b-'l:ng, (ra-ls-Skiing available. benefit adrh.n.slration. • accounting, per month (810)231-3180 i bedroom colonial 3 baths f replace 24111 Civic Center "Drive' Advamage Staffing Needed for.Tcade magaz.rie pub­ '••• ¢116-331-4313 or 810-293-0890 finance, cash managemenl and com­ . oak. kitchen, abeyances, centra" vac Can i8!0t 669-4622 " Soutt-.fie'd Mi. 48034- •' lisher Expenc-nced m dreel rha'l, l.-st, BARTENDING INSTRUCTOR puter kriOAtedge Novell. Network Ahrrtpco( flushed wa'koul 2800 sg • (tJo phone ca'is accepted) acquisToris. marketing, pro.ect anal­ CANTON FordV/arren • Fresh-V SYLVAN LAKE Orcha/J Lake " Yon guys are. OK! llexible hours, prior, bartending administration a pJus We offer a ft . 2 car- a.r S250C-mo TRAVERSE CITY tortvSfkxe Inn EOE MFV..H .'• ysis and desktop pub-'iSh.ng Exce"en! .parried-4 bedroom coiorwal famly M ddiebe.i - One pi a. k.n.-j 3 ced- eipenneceaplus Ca'< 313-513-7056 compiele corr.pensalton package 08H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 Lu'ury beacfi tron! urvjos. Smoke !«« I never expected written and verbal, sksis necessary room, fireplace 2-. baths appli- room sky'tighis rectAOod 4 oak t.re- Special Fas snd vurter 2 rugft pac*;- APARTMENT MANAGER ' Send resume salary req'j.remenlsto Send, resume Er ' 30-40industrialpos'tOns Shipp^ig4 loc^fkjn Occuparvcy 1-15-97, $1 995 nitely use you meni company Musi have 2 years experience in property managemenl. Receiving Paner w^ng Bridgeport CONTROLLER4-6 YEARS" experi- CANTON 4 Other suburbs rno 810 348-6245 TROY • ?pe-d'oom 1 bath, carpeted Living Quarters to ••again!"' Apanmenl 4 utilities" included Call Cab'e Technician, Engneenng Assis­ CITY.OF LIVONIA ence'm financial statement prepara­ CORPORATE- sunroom iarge lot. Troy schools No tant, Sa'es 4 More. Full time'good NORTHWEST' 8 W,ie Greenfield 3 Share Mon-Fn 9am-5pm 8,10-352-4043 The City of Livc-n-a «s seeking quali­ tion and. c.onsolidavron m a mufti• TRANSFEREES • ; •apphances -S800.MO- - uM res • T CRCDctroit Area beneliis 4 permanent piagement bedroom-bnck ,rarv:h Aith finished An Equal Opportunity. Employer fied appl.cants tor PART-TIME TEM­ branch operation Position also' For yovr RELOCATION NEEDS mo riecurily dep-05'l . Ca'l Babara Earn up lo S250Q"mo • . Can D & H PROPERTIES basemeni 2 car garage luity remcxl ClTJ'ES SINCE 1976 Our classified PORARY emp'oymenl oppcriun.ties responsible for audits ol branch 10am-2pm a! . , 810-362-41¾ HUMAN RESOURCES for the lonowing positon Applicants (mancJ'at records and training branch 810-737^002 , e'«d A ne A k.tche.n 4 carpeting $400 QUALIFIED sales people are APPLIANCE REPAIR TRAINEE 5450 per Ak * benefits Commitrnenl . 8T0-541-06O0 rr-usf be a US Ciren or resde.nl managers in dscal responsibility mo Other, homes available a'.so TROY LARGE 3 bedroom ranch 2 waning to hear required Must have-gooddrrviog and a'en with the' right to wprk .rvtlie National company competitive CLAAKSTON - 3 bedroom 1 bath 810-759-99.76 baths .indoor pool4jacu7ii fin.shed ROOMMATES from you;.. work record (3.13) 522-p596 US salary: rgood benefits company car. ranch Appliances l.ni'shed base­ basement, attached garage 2-ire- ,FR£E PREVIEW , BINGO PLAYERS NOVI COLONIAL 3-4 bedroom 1 for more informaTion Contact' SneKingSearch.ATTN LM ment, yard $900 MO pia:es ta-pefed apphances. Amd-.-,-A SHARE REFERRALS Earn money 4 Tree Up While p'aying bath, appliances APPOlNTMJiNT' SETTERS . SCHOOL CROSSING P 0 Box 1303 Troy Ml. 48099-1303 •RENTAL PROS (8,10) 373-RENT' basement yard Irealmerxs 5 acres S1400 Nr>pets . 810-642-1620 calf..."- B.ngo .Call Nadne 1313) 371-6248 Part time Mon-Fn 4pm 6pm $8-' GUARDS 1700 sg (1 5S50MO 810-375-0856' 613-1 S- Ada-ni B-rrr,.r.gharn . WAYNE . COPIER TECHNICIAN DEARBORN - 3-4 t-edroom bem- RENTAL PROS! (8101 356-RENT hour p'us bonus Farmmgtcm area BODY SHOP HELPER {15-20HR. WEEK) 313-591-0900 Calt 810-553-3555. ext.29 For custom truck and Ira.le'r manutac- interview-wig tor experienced tecfim gajow, V - baths dirvng basement V/Avr^E • Cute 2 bedrc^mh^r.e, 1st B^ni rvgham m Tpjvh - FabulOOS spa-. 56 50 Hft Applicants' musl have a NOVI 9 Mite MeadoAbrook - Brick 4 : cian Call for appomunent lenced yard $650 WO floor laundry 5595 mo p'us 'secu'rit,- ecus .miage norrie .seeks neat OAKLAND luHng',p!an| Experience required bedroom contemporary 3- baths Hgh.School dptoma or its equivalent, Includes Aater " Call Penny at re'Spr'insh'e 'emi'e 28-45 To share APT GENERAL HELPER Call'Mon-Fn". , (8t0j 437,-1122 (810) 348-5458 RENTAL PROS , . 1313) 513-RENT 2200 sg ft sfudo ce-J:ng f,repiace 810-644-1070 have acceptable hearing and visuai • .> 3»3-840-2334 Ait'' same- No-'lease or security Full time grounds 4 ignt mantenance acuty aRdprev.ousemploymenfwith 2 car as oeutra) 52200 mo , BOWLING CENTER " COUNTER GENERAL HELP DEARBORN HEIGHTS -.2,bedroom depes't 'equ reef (8101.644-9099 ROCHESrlW for Delro't aparirrjnt complex Bene- pubic - contact ' highly , desirable 0 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-SCO2 has openings lor Ihe foJtow-.ng posi­ Fuil;time - Midday afternoons lor rancn, Appliances liv^ig roorp W BLOOWFIELD UHa'sied - ROCHESTER HILLS f.ls Call. Mon-Fn.. 1-3 313-341-0725 NOTE ALL APPLICANTS CONSID­ tions Coupler help iioor persons hea'th OuD, Livonia . rencecj yarrj 2 car'garage S550 Glenns of Che'sea 3300 sq n j BL OO-', -FTELD HICLS' •• Wale non- An Equal Opportunity Employer ERED FOR INTERVIEW MUST ORiON TWP. - 3 Bedroom ranch : trill help.watslall 4 pin lumper .Futl bedrooms master su-te, jacuJ/i (re S'rn^i'eT \, ^rjare la-ge home Pool At (313) 591-1212 RENTAt PROS • 1313| 513-RENT carpeted appliances HOO sq ti 810-852-3222 pari-lme rvghis 4 wcek.encls PASS A SECURITY BACKGROUND piaseCorwin Vch*n ?'• tM?rs lam ), gafarje tirep'ace etc $450 - lenced yard. Pels Ok $835 WO CLARKStONAAKE .ORiON/ ASBESTOS ABATEMENT Appty m person Plaza Lanes INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED BY rcom den I'oat'air $3500 m^'. c.-t!-t es 610645-1714 , C'QUNTEri HELP DEARBORN (V/est) -, 3 bedroom RENTAL PROS (StOi 373-RENT OXfORO WORKERS 42001 Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth THE LIVONIA POLICE' DEPT . brick bungalow carpeted air appli­ D 4 H PROPERTIES 610-7.37-iQCg Full or part-time, at construction Experienced Cerent icense A th reV 313-453-4880 Supp>/ company in Ann Arbor Misc ances' 2 car garage S90Gmo' * CANTON PROFESSIONAL ma'e 810-475-4596 APPLY AT Lrvona City HaT CiV.-t PiNCKNEY • PRESTiGiOuSCobble- .WESTLAND BEAUTIFUL 3 bed (Olisffi'fr £j Irrrnlrir ab'e transportation Apply at 25415 dutes will tram' , 313-662-1917. secority No pels (3i3l 561-1325 lockeig for a roommate Beaut'lul Service Dept 3rd Floor. 33000'Civc stone Creek Rem cr tease with room. 2 bath neAly rerrode'e-J AC VI M* J'N S" G'enda'e, ReiAord Ml betAC-en9am. BRIDGEPORT MILL OPERATOR hci.jje garage lum.shed , Utilities Cenler Or , (5 M'e 4 Farmingtcin option Ne«v 2400 sgti br.ck colonial $800 per rr.or.m pus. security tjarti or 2pm -4pm . Experienced on precision machined MATURE COUNTER person drug DETROIT (VV ol Telegraph Gr .nci.j-.le-1 $450 mo '. $4M deposit- Rds ) ,, Livona' Ml 481,54 3 bedrooms. 2- baths 2'- car (313) 430-5183 or 13131 255-0638 Lr^^" "" '"' a-rcrah parts :Fcr!! beneliis. Hytrol store experience preferred pan t.me Rivet) -, 2. bedrooms W.ng rckxn r3l3) 397-3930 313-421-2000, Ext. 294 Otfce hours garage, hardwood tioors Deck pai.o ' ASSEMBLERS FITTERS Manutaclunng Inc Garden City' flexible hours Westiand area tomiy room, basemen! 1 car garage. 8 30am, to 5,00pm fireplace, professionally landscaped WESTLAND NORWA.YNE by Needed for custom truck,and traler . (313) 261-8030 (313) 722i6642 SSSSmo .• security Relerences : FAMiNGTON HILLS hom-e lo share appliances 4'ta* n service included' MernmanPa'mer 2 bedrooms large manufacturing pianl W.nimum expe­ Dan Of Lynn " [810)560-0565 Aitn profess-unai lema'e Full house $2550rrx> 810-231-2776 '. backyard backs up lo park. S52 5' rience required-Call Mon-Fn BUS DRIVERS WANTED FUH time NO RESUMES ACCEPTED ph,-lieges $40Omcr-!h • ; uU'.t.es A 8ETTER JOB COURIER 810-47B-74B9 (313) 525-4300 or (810) 437-1122 arid Part time lor Metro Arpori 24; .610),477-6353 Sna.l mat and voce ma I coord natpr hour shuttle servce Musthave CDL- A"' Equal Employment. Opportunity For. X-ray company Full part-lime Seme Aord process ng and pleasant WESTLAND RANCH - 2 bed'Oom I ASSEMBLY. FACTORY BP license and be flexible lor hours Emp-loyer M/F-H • postons availab-'e Must have valid telephone -personality required FERNDALE • Ma'e or'female to AND SEWERS . and weekends. Apply m person at drivers icense Medcat dental, 401K balh carpeted i.v-.ng room fenced Hghest pay 4 benefts BJotmheid share home A.thsmokers S350 IL>- 27980 Northiine Rd between tnkstef CLEAN CUT INDIVIDUALS needed yard. S525MO (oca'l'on Non smoking office-"Send MICHIGAN s largest vertical Wind Arnie 810-353-1.155 x109 RENTAL PROS (313) 513-RENT mshed 'includes utiiites leaiemes­ 4 M^Miebert, Romulus, Ml • for expanded operatcn Both inside 4 sage. 610-219-2930 resume to Personnel Manager -3883 manufacturer is lookmg for depend­ .outside pos.iions availab'e Top pay Teegraph Rd Sale 100 Bloom*ela able Assembly People 4' Sewers Full CULTURED STONE INSTALLER WESTLAND - Super sharp 4 bed­ Business forms- Co is seeking hard­ tor an easy gig Expenence in phone H.ils Ml 48302 .- time/good pay * benet.ts. High EamuptoSI.OQOperweek Be your room brick ranch, l.r»shedba.semehl ROCHESTER HILLS • Pri.a'eroom working persons lor Warehouse, & work helpful. Earn $300^500.^)1. to sthipol, diploma or equr^a'ent Pre­ own boss Facing stone" Year/ourvJ Livonia Jchoois.."-2~•• car garage no smoking -no pels relerence Office Warehouse dotes, receiving, start Limited numiber ol pos^ons vious work experience pteferred. work We' pay every week Light Opbon ayalable $950-810-768-1823 requ.red Lndu-Jes uM-ves $60-75 per Abie to Average S8-S20 Hourly sleeking 4putV>g orders Reach truck flespohstle inquir.es onty CaB Apply m P^rsoni experience a*. Office duties Ming ineighl product Ask! lor Mr. Stanley. Aeek (8101 651-6404 AVON SELLS ITSELF) .'•'.'• 1.(600) 482-100A " .L3T3). 449-8334 ' WHITE LAKE - Lakefroni 2 bedroom" At Work or Home No Inventory' Hrxise oJ Blinds & More typing, anwenng phones 4 PC: Fun 1 bath Rancfi AM appliances fenced SEEKING - female non smoking Benefits' 1-800-742-4738 .(18.yi)' 23000 W 8 MJe une. benefits MiM resume's to 37654 CUSTODIAN yara Pets OK S790MO rooir.rnaie Aha Ikes dogs 2. bed­ Southtield, Ml 48034' . ' Anvhein Lnronia. Ml 46150 . CLEANING : lull tme lor large church iri Lrvonia . RENTAL PROS (810)' 373-RENT room 2 bath apartment in-Beverly An Equal Opportunity Employer, - CONTRACTOR 57,hr to start Fut benedls medical Hi'ls S400. utiW.es 8tQ-540-5819 - BUS STATION CLERK' NoA hiring Cleaners lor Southdeid r A Career You Conltol paid 'vacation, holidays uniforms'- 15-20 hoors.Yieek, No experience Otfce Bidg: SS 50 to S6.hr. .Paid holi­ 'Looking lor dynamc " ASSEMBLY/ necessary Musi have flexible days, paid 'vacation 810-465-4420 Working hours are 2 30-lTpm.Wed- LakeA\'aterfront West Btoomfieid, 15 4 WOdiebeit Sun .':.:'.. 313 422-11 5Q area Room 4 private full bath Share professorial indviduals' ; LIGHT MANUFAC/^MRING schedule Appty in person at ! HoineReptais .large, home Kitchen laundry cable' A /are opportunity Fu i time Ma'e or. Female Must be Royal Oak Transit Center : CLEANING'MAiNTENANCE Non-smoker Month to month OK. i Successful PlyrrOuth Real over 18 years old (810) 398-0090 202 Sherman Or.,in Royal Oak Full time position available Mon thru 5425 ftent includes uliles Call Estate Firm Fn 9am-5pm Musi have valid oYiv BRIGHTON WOODLAND La*e ASSISTANT, CONT ROLLER er's license wilh C endbrsemenl CUSTOMER REP RuSS." 626-7247 or 737-2265 or olfce Great,Training $ Team CAREER CHANGE 2 bedroom home. uTimeoate occu­ 646-5000 Opportuhrry available, accounting Real Estate sales' Excellent opportu- Physical 4 drug screen required" pancy S900.Yno 517-546-0801 Environment depi da well eslabushed vSestern Appty SPS. INC 33510 Schoolcraft. & APPOINTMENT Full t,me, Unl.mted nsy -, tirst year income potential in Wayne county area manufacturing excess ol $50,000 YOU be in control IHW corner of Farmingtori 4 SETTERS Income Potential - ' company. Myst be high energy, self ENJOYABLE LIVING ol your ire.. Schoolcrafl) Lrvoma,- Ml 48150 CP Stud.os vs offering parl-lime, Room's Can John. McArd'e or starter, detail, ooented. with strong Mobile Horn* Rentals liexibe hours..settJig appoini- Trfn Haggerty analytical skills* Applicants shrrxjtd REAL ESTATE ONE CLEANING OFFICES rrents by phone 4 servicing cus­ <313> 420-3400 have a bachelor itn acobuhting Mon - Fn . early evenings, pari lime. :•"'. • -YQU".-.-'.-: m Ask for: ERIC RADER tomers *\ pefsoa Musi be finance, or coenputer science.. Must 3» hours Plymouth or Farmjngton 'mature, dependable & have LIVONIA - Furnished room lo renj. be able lo assist with computer net­ 313-261-0700 areas ' • • Call (810) 615-3554 FARMINGTON HILLS - Betrveen 8 most house .privJeges $100 v.eek exceferil corrionication' skills. MJe & MJddiebelt 1 bedroom. $65 1 work: Plagium 4 4. Windows 3.1. CAN AFFORD! SVith elderly la*/ Cal Icr interview. . CAREGIVER FOR Elderly Base wage pTus coovassion 4 up per (neek plus ulitities Deposit ACCOUNTANT/CPA Lotus 5. Orade Oala Base. V7ord CLEANING OFFICES 4 Carpet 313-397-2606 or '810-437-598O Women Lrve-tn position 2-3-4 or bonuses. Please call required No pets 810-47^-1874 Motivaiedhard-working.'iTiio'.murTi 3 Pertecf6 0. andCrysiai Reports Pro­ Cleaning Mon-Fn. 3» hours 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS yrs" experience, m , an phases ot fessional 50 Full benefits induding 5 days,'* k Good wages (permanel position). Ply-mouth area ^1-800-422-3686 ex! .4 75^ LIVONtA'SUNRISE .'. accounting S'tax lor grow-,ng Farm- 40HK) package. Sehid resume, and Ca» 9-5pm': 313-467-8230 Earn extra J$S tor the Holidays!' \_UL&-_/ , WEEKLY STUDIOS ihglpn H.Vs CPA Trm: Send resume sa'ary requirements lo: •"• 313-422-1083. Furnished A-.th choree of either nmrco/ to. MG. 3225$ Northwestern HAV. ControUer -CARPENTER FRA)vllNG retVrgeraldr c* Kitchenette un.1 Maid $ 19 to S 2 3 an hour, Must have strong CUSTOMER »298. Farm.ngton Kits. Ml 48334 - PO Box 85969 •'.•'• > ,"'. CLEANING PEOPLE service, cable TV. phone anSAenryg trami'ng sMls & abtltylo teaid a pro- V^esBand. Ml 48185-6189 needed ior restoration after tire S SERVICE S175V.eeJdy. Inquire at Days Inn doctiori framing creyv XnicrAtedge of ACCOUNTANT • Real Estate corpo­ kitchen 4.bath remodeling heiplut water damage. Starting pay $7 SO an ARIZONA - SCOTTSDALE Frorit Desk. 36655 Plymouth. Livonia ASSISTANT MANAGER ration looking for an accountanl with tooking lor motivated, reliable ihdr- hour No experience necessary '. NeAborghPlytTouSi (313) 427-1300 DRY CLEANERS SIESTA SUITES a bachelors degree Expenence ini. viduaJ interesled in growing with the 313-277-0200 LABOR READY. No experience necessary; Musi be .Furnished Sortes Wrtti,Kitchens general 4 cos!accounting, bank rec­ company. Incentive & bonus prans Beautiful Setting in a Great Location! hard worlrjrig pleasant person Good TWWSV LMC* • 0>i rciviso •" Stod'>0i.-'$600.V.k. of S2100 a mo onciliations. 1099 4 payroll proce­ provide oppotuhity !0 increase wage CLEANING PEOPIE • 1 bedroom. S7fXW.V or S^COrro REOfORD Area Tor ..working man dures. Fax- resurne wtth ' sajary pay, paiid vacations, and holidays substanjiany. (810! 539-9790 heeded Mon-Fn.. 6cm-10pTn. We .are • looking : lor - seS-rnblrvaled. «**t no 2 bedroorti.- 2 bath. si200.Yiii "or S6S'Aeek « deposit share u'dirties. requirements lo Ka'lhie Puckett « Nice working rjnv^oruTien!. For inter- Lapeer Rd.-& 1-75. S6per hr. team players who are flexible and can $370a'mo "'.-"• 602-947-7244 (313) 531:2240 (810)299-5805 or mart lo 2710 S vie A cafl Mike ' (810)473-0111 J310-777<1t7 work in a fast-paced erwonmenr. He/ • Swimming flochester Rd.iD. Rochester. Hilts. CARPENTER she most be a quick learner who can OISNEY OFTLANDO CONDO ' REDFORD - Defuxe tumshed roorns. 'Ml, 46307 ASSISTANT MANAGER COUPLE ' CLEANING PERSON \ think'on their feel. Key duties «xtude Pool 2 bedroom. 2 balh Pool, spa. goH. maid service. H8CV low cjaly.'yvWy Dependable coopfe needed to assist & LABORERS Joiin our learn. Lkghl duty S vacuum job orders, rnqenry handling, invoicing, ' lenhis. S495 wk. Days r'aies nductes ut*tes. Te)-96 ^n in managing a mid-siie apartmenl Farm.ngton area. BKie Cross-Blue specia?ist needed No experience ootectons A d.spaich. Join the lasfesi • Air 810-545-2V1*. Eves: 610-652-9967 313-535-1100: Royal 810-544-1575 community in the .suburtian area Shew 4 Denial (517)223-7518 necessary. Mon-Fri.. evenihgs. 9roArxig temporary serwee in ihe Previous expenence preferred Great ACCOUNTING/ Canton 4 Northvitle Coniaot Bruce at USA I' Offices openig m Ypsitanti. Conditioning benefits and apt included Call CARPENTERS 4 carpenter lorerrtan. CLERICAL flandcomi (313) 562-3463 Taylbr, Eastpoirile 4 Oelroit (313) 261-7394 expienenced Please Contacl Craig Resumes lo..' Engel,- Peiet A Basife Sons. Inc • Easy Access New HciTjryis "'.Computer, Learning (313) 591-4200 EOE CLEANING PERSON . OISTRIQT OPERATORS Center ol Mch.igan. the ieader in com­ ATTENITON WORK" NOW Part-lrrie for apt. cornplex in Farm- to1*96,1.275 28157 8 MileRd • The Best for Less! puter • training, has an' immediate ASSEMBLERS CARPENTERS A CARPENTER ' ingtori Hilts. CaD 810-478-0322 Uvonia. Ml 48152 opening in iheir Accounting Depart- Lrvonia based company seeks hard APPRENTICES Start rmmediaiery /•696, and rYienL We are looking to l.R the post- Working 4 dependable employees. VJA train. Permaneril.Tull-tirTie New CLEANING POSITION iprapi com­ ton o( Cash Accountant. The ideal plex in Westiand. full brrie, benefits We have openings m.the foflowmgi home construction. (313J S3T-3255 CcsJorrter Service ,. US'23/ candidate will ensOre that all cash is •Warehouse -.'".:• 'Recycksrs available. caH. ,313-459-6600 accounted lor. reports are maintained "Assemblers •Mach.rie Operators CARPENTERS - Experienced, OWTI GIWIONGLUB dairy, mortlfi end is balanced property, Greal Starting Pay harid lools steady work, w eeHy pay, CLEANING SERVICE MM Open • Moh.-Sil 9-6 * Sun. US as weB as track; maintain and reporl TArminglon Hills Sub. Ca(Positionl s Open at NocthviSe oHice /APARTMENTS on payments by customers. ' Call 313-458-1600 81.0-438-0835, 7arn-7pm. . burking; 5 Mile/Beck. Pteasanl erivi- American ronmenl Sun.-ThufS.. 6-tOpm. S7/ Bliricj anJ Walrparvr \ aciorx- Farminston Hills Premier Rental Community Mnmrxim requremerris are'as toOows: rwrvrv«r production facility needs FULLMONTH FRitt' 2 • Two years experience in ..'. seeking enthusiastic indivxJOais AUTO BODY 3VS-513-5960 someone who is looking lor a career. accounts receivatfe or lo take inbound sales orders : REPAIR TECHNICIAN Person needs lo have supervisor abil- llttrry.- Take Advantrige of'this liiiiileti i'tmtoffer- . payables .. Must have'good communicAtpon Blue Cross, retirerrienl plan available. CARPET CLEANERS * Cleaners it*s. 'good orgahuationa! skills abd 3 -Ability to.process high sk*s and base computer knowl­ Need lo be stale certified. I-Car certi­ wanted .No experience necessary. CNC machine programming and set­ Visit Torfiii/ mid reserve your new n\hirhneiil home! edge. American Offers: competi­ voTurne fied a ptu*: Good pay 5 possible benefits fun- up experience (minimum of'3 years)'.' tive pay, Penfcie schedules, paid' ''• .' • SOinrtj 'Ctlrw '•'' . •MI-ionLVVC^uoKouiii transacbons quickly and Apply ih person: time-Hard WorVlng. 313-729-0458 Musi be able Id lead, train & work net ihree week training program and' iccLKatety '." . .,.'-..'.. ; HOLIDAY CHEVROLET with others Excellent benefits Paid "«i-4x'PocJ»ri5iTlfc ' CASHIERS » Driveway Attendants asJvancement opportunities Cal • B'jt'.hS f'ttfhct\ 30250 Grand River, vacaiions 4 holidays, fufl pa,id medical 11 inlefestecJ.'please fax resume to: needed for aS sNfls. Fufl and part loday (313) 207-5855. - .••CwpVjHMWOiib • in Farprtihgtori FWls. ,-, and denial, uniforms. 401k retirement : time. Greal benefits. Up »0 $7/fiouf. • Covtrtd Pirlrns •PIUWucA, MxhMxtl • •'.- Human Resources plan.-steady overtime.' Appry in New Hohron« f armjrigton His. Ca* (810) 5S3-2622 automotrve -, •.'••. srson; Future Too) & Macnme'. Computer Learning Cenler 1263 Russell. Rockwood. Ml 48173 . 14115 Farnvngton Rd. AUTOMATIC TRANS­ . CASHIERS ;. . • . r CUSTOMER SUPPORT Please caH; (313)379-3700 M0g Lrvonia:.Ml 48154 MISSION TECHNICIAN For sell-serve gas station/ • SPECIALIST MMIIAM! Fax (313) 52S-1401 Busy Dodge dealer has irrvnectiale convenience store. Fufl and Part- Or fax resume. (313) 397-4636 "••'(oniel opening for an Aulornatic Transmis­ time. Day*. . afternoons and fnk}- A last growing composer software A'l'-(..V.r. sion Tech.- OuaWed appteant must nighls. Good job lor retireest WJI COIOFORMER/WEADER company has available potions as . ACCOUNTS :.•-'.''•' be slate certified with ihe.r own loots. trainf Appty in person only. Marathon • OPERATOR Customer Support Specials!* The 0*€6e Wtie* HwrryJ .PAYABLE/ RECEtVABLE We offer an e«ce(«nl income pbten- Gas Stabon; 31425 Ann Arbor Tta4 Fortune-300 company looking lor Successful candidate should possess Gornpoler experience & excettenl Hal arid benefits package. Csndklales al MerrVnan or Dandy Oas Station. experienced operator to run nafronaj PC e xperience and exceBent corrimu- office. ***$ # necessity Excetienl .'; OtlToda/- • can Cal or Fax confidewtalresOrne toi 57350 7 Mile at Mkster. 1000 5 t>* ootdlooner. Overtime nicaiion skill*, Travel is required 1 and 2 Bedroom $ 810/661-2200 career opportunity for righl perton Fax: 313-538-2023 Attn; B* Grtfl^h available, hoiirty rate $12.41 lo Cornprehensfve benefit pacJuige. Fax *ble lo accept iesporis*>vly. Q3 MJt Road A r-^yrty) Br^e'CarhpbeM Oodoe. Inc. $1537 plus benefits. Relerences or send resome loi' .--••• Cal Bob (315) 565-5600 Apartments frorri .-•'••"• 1313) 538-1500 . . .--.1 • CASHIERS reguired. Appfy within alter Jan J, or .'. TWS Systems tmmediale openings tor days, after­ mail resume fo; 13635 Merriman Rd. 29550 Five Mile Rd • Smte TOO noons & mrfnigNs, Slartirig pay $6 an UvonJa, Mi 48150. Livonia. Ml 48154 " .-. • boor. Pay training. Benefits & college lAtlrv. Human Resources EOE -..- EAX » 313-421-6388 .. "Less than IcrWorts, ful 4 pari time Opportunity Attn: hlancy. B«k*ng for advancement Appry in person »1: Colonial Court Apartments Mob4 CM, 1545 Ann Arbor Rd - COLLECTOR (»1 DANCE INSTRUCTOR Sheldon), Prynxxutri TWp. EOE" Coriections"CfecM Coorrjnator Wanted lo. leach Ba8r0onvta!ji 5minutes Large I k 1 Bedroom Apartments For Livonia firm, (deal cinridafe Vnl ±AA CASHIEfVTrCKET SALES AGENT tJancing. Al established dance «uoV>. possess expenence in the conectiohs Flex Wne schedule. (810) 757-6300. TRUHEAT wanted lor Metro Ajrport shuttle ter- field, fjend resume-'Mfa^ hislory: • vioe. Must be feioble for any hours/ Birmingham's Best Gels Belter 3177« Enterpnse Or., Lvon'a. Ml fromNovlA- any shffl. Appty m person Mon-Fri • wwwAwia 'lonoracun 44150. Attn. HR-CoHecfor' 9am-4pm at 27980 Northfine Rd.. DELIVERY DRIVER lu* $tr* route, • VMTKAl MINM . * TOiilS****,. . . between (nksler & Mtddlebell. company.yah. Med>cai'deh!AI bene- COLLEGE GRAD . Please see our Immediate Occupancy : Romulus Ml Irts. $6 1S.U to si art Appty rh person Farmlngion :^^BS^ :aKim^ ed under "SALES", lor several Sales/ onty. Mt»ce orders. We provide : Townhouses • • Reseci-ed Centred . oak} I raining pArs complete 810-347-1567, Of CH Kim benefrts in an upbeat office «10-347.4600 Ert 2)4 DIE SETTER/ •• P6oJ' ;.-•:•• •Swid«yt1f" ' ' '" 5 *>Vjrjem Kitchens with .'.' Carports environment; M i^e day 4 JOB REPAIR • Prtvata Baloony I Patio •venmg sMts available .- INTERNET OPPORTUNITIES Clean, etfioeni metal stamping raoMy ' dish\yasbef, microwave / Local t S P: needs sates, web pro­ seeks associates experienced in • Variety 6f Floor Calk 810-351-5630 gramming'. 4 lech support, FAJVmail wording with progreitrve d-es 4" 'mt- resume 10: 8irj-«S5-§26«, PO. Box feed General tool room knowledge - PJl^Avallabto v Leasing Hours: 3083, Farminglon HiUs, yi 48333 ha^pfut. Ajya to set. run. 4 repair jobs Excenenl beneM*. Salary based on • Air CcodWonlng 9am • Spm dairy CHAUFFERS ComputM Inyenlofy Conlrol • experience, Apply or send resume 10: vnl 810-6464188 Sat. 12 noon'3 pm «rvw M » part-time. Send rMurrse salary, expense ecct. a, auto. Coast e 4 E MarMacfur^g. 300 mdustna) to: 47« Tarn CI* West Btoomfielct, to co*44 travef. Rartohne* Data Dr., Prymouth, Ml 49170 (across from Ml 44323. Report, «10-524.1500,'.'"- ^' A

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MMqpBMBiM DIRECT CARE DIRECT CARE STAFF DIRECT CARE WORKER FLORAL DELIVERY DRIVER ORiVERS- Fufl « part tme bus DRIVERS WANTEO (of fuf!-ur* 4 ORiVERS • WAREHOUSE WORK TODAY GROUP HOME STAFF Previous e*penerv;e nih deyeiop- Fu*-time to work wvflfi de.ei- DISPATCHER Must be tam.:V,d 1;a/1 Cal Mon-Fri. hours and or weekerids.'horicJays.. tunity (or men xvomen. refireas or and. LIVE IN sub-managers lo S?00v lent benel.its 4 tracing prcvdid Cal Computer «»pe-hence w* MS Oti.ce M 397-6955. Apply m person Mon-Fn 9ann-4pfn at students FuB cy part-Lme Aa shfts per nveekend Cats and leave name i programs (.sled 'belcvt preferred Immediate temp to Kre LABOR READY. 27980 Northkie Rd between Inkster open. 2nd s/vfi 4pm-i2pm. prefer- number clearly at (313) 9450044 Excellent pay and beneUs Also after-' DRIVERS BELLEVILLE OIRECT CARE WORKERS noon 4 evenings Caa Leslie Today DRIVER Luxury sedan servce 4 Mn Ron-tutus & Pfy mouth area Full t>enelits package provided tional equpment $600-5800 per wk life insurance, mecal. pa>d For turtr.er 1nlC'rrTia <-rf caJ Excellent start pay plus exter.s.ve Located in NY/ DelrO.1 701 E 9 Mite Rd. Ferndale DISPATCHERS Company oeneMs Need .CDL-A vacation 4 pension' plan Steel DRIVER WITH VAN needed lor 313-255-6255 optonai overtime on 3 shifts Appj,- CaS (313) B34-1663 (810) 541-7272 313-479-6.020 hauling expedience a plus Ner» .package 4 heghl delivery l_a!e DIRECT CAflE STAFF NO ExDenercenecessary Must have cants must have valid drivers Kense^ 16129.10 Mile. Eastpomte Boston area Can between 9-5 model 1 ton cargo van needed Paid Full/part-time, afternoons 4 mid­ DIRECT CARE STAFF excei'eni cumrTujnicaton sk/i's good rvto dock experience a plus • DRIVER - SEMI Fuet 313-522-7340 - . percentage (313) 459-4162 (810) 773-9877 nights Benefits available $6 traced Needed to work A,ih handicapped knowledge of. ihe a'ea base typ-n'g CaU Los-today - -473-2934. 2-. yrs experience Must have CDL toCiM-^ tot good dependable people 710 W Hurc/n St. Ponttac to start. Increase after 30 days Call weekends 3PM-9PM UORC ski's 4 compter koow'^dge Daytime Advantage Staffing 4 Hasmat endorsement. Good pay A.n^ig to wort, wantng 10 earn good . (,81'Q) 332-5555 Ste&nanre or Tim at 810-788-2884 Tramad (810) 698-2911 4 even,ng pos-tons ava-ab'e- Driving Positions Fua lme. Monday Ihru Friday, 2pm- GOME SEE 10pm C*ean driving record and phys­ ical 4 drug screen requ red Apply ai US TODAY!!! Sptcia'ized Pharmacy Servceslnc CONSTRUCTION. ASSEM8LY 33510 Schoo'c/aft Rd Livun a Ml WHSE JANITORIAL 48150 HOtEligESTAltftANT . MORE GRAPHIC DESIGNER/ Driving Position Part l me Saturday 4 Sutxtay e*e- PRODUCTION ARTIST Must possess (he, to-own.j ri.ogs. 5pm-lam, Mu4t have clean •• 2-3 yea's experience drivrig record Pfi>scai i.druig screen • IBM knc^V-edge required Apply at Sf'ecia'-ied Phar­ • working knoA'edge ot macy Services, 33510 Schooicra*! Corel Draw PageMaker Rd. Lrvonj*. Ml 48150 • . Ouark X-Press. . • 'Preipress eipehe-nce , DUE' TO RECENT COMPANY Fax resume 4 sa'iary jeau'emerls from EXPANSION ' 8l0-3t:2-2355 An Van Furniture has immediate GREGORY AREA group.home IK-A openings tor fu'f S part i ime entry hinng carmg compassiooa'e inckiid- level Warehouse Positions, Flex­ uals wtiu are interested m working , ible hours excellent ''benefit lull tmeOr part-tme with develop- package available Students wei- menta'Jy disabled adults I iM.e- • come op^n.ngs Irom 6am to 10am 3 days Apply in person . per week .4 every other weekend Art Van Furniture from 6am to 2pm If you a;e inter­ Store . ' ested 4 haie a high school d-p'oma 27775 Novi Rd pi GED & a valid Michigan drivers' For your bu^lnes^..;;' Novv Ml 48377 Intense Please canal (313) (across tromTwelve- 498-2336, Pad tranng S5 90 hi lo Oaks Man) start S300 hiring bonus For your readership,./ GROUNDS HELP .Ntedod at, Farmngion'W.^s-apal.- EARN QUICK CASH ment cCmrridnly. CaU For your continued support,.; Market reseach company locking for people 18 •' to take part in mar>,w 810-471-3625 research, study If you would ike to GROUIiDSKEEPER' LIGHT MAIN­ For turning'to. us to help you... participate cil Mully ar . TENANCE person needed tot 810-3^8-9922 medium, sire Yre^and apartmont ccJT.piei -Part-time CaU Mon - Fn. . ELECTRICIAN I'XOI -5pm (3131 722-.4700 For appreciating the value in what we do anci EXPERIENCED pay between Sl0-S15nr Posstole truck 4.fuii med­ ical 4dental . 8.10-229-7218 GROUNDSPERSON FULL f.me post-cm tor person wno what we can do for you... ' ens'i'/s vvc-king putdoc:'S Mus' be ELECTRICIAN/ motivated de!a,t cf.enjed ab'e to JOURNEYMAN w;"k wth ''tee.Supervision aid >e'i- : : For res-aenjiaj new 'construction Yea' ?i e Prev'Oiis enp-er ence a p us For giving us the opportunity to serve you... round, i. ppp wage 56 bendng 4 industrial work. Can i n' n,» late 'ciC'en.ng f u'l f.rr.e 1 r i-jri 13131 886-9760 Jun.i Aug Coi'^-q • studen's wer. cci e CJ'I Terrv ,' 3l3i, 469 t', vn

ELECTRONICS "GROUP HOME MANAGER $8.50-511 per hr. "A' From all of us in the Hgh Jech fnani/acii/' f"j faciitv '' ASSISTAfJT MANAGER (he Plymouth a'ea Eiecf'0"i.5 (''• C v.i-i'.i'ea Must t-e 18 )<*•-• -M backg'Ourid rie'piu: C'ean i ' IT> ,,i"J ''-.i.-t;-" T, ^'r si'r-O'x 'dc1'-:^,! .-t clean envror.TC-r 1 GFD .vs- '.i v.f J 'i'.ie'S -ici-'-se. Temp-to Perm Pas!' tmfri' . ; EfJGiNEER CONTROLS (WMNASTiCS COACHES ••'' Bnghton mathrw manuractu'er is ;"«.-ii-.S -1.-1, , .*ttg-iri<>ViS & Sjtur.t.i, seekirug personisi lur i.ontirji dtvyi A».» ,Vi!! Iran Ca'i Kg'hy at the lor speca* asierr-bly and te$l f .,i"i. • j-c'i YMCA ' .810-55.3.1933 ThankcS for a great jear! mac7iioes> PIC PC and mstrumen tation '.experience desired Mai HAIR STYLIST/ resume 10 PO £3cx 573 Bngri!...fi..P/i 481 16 or E-maT'to'.np v ivni r.(.i ASSISTANT P' .i;'esv."e fa'-f 5"i'0r>w* s-i-i'v ENGINEERH'ECH w •l'i/'ance'rTierit' Ca'ter 4 Fash<>rve<] REPRESENTATIVE L'ct-rxed Fu'i-tm* 810-851-9043 Lead ng we'd ng accessccs rra'ii HAIR STYLISTS, . • tacture" lockmg tor rnd v.dijniv Seekng a ca'eet .in v.d.jstrai fcng FANTASTIC SAMS''. neering'c tech representative tc. ire aaiprfictiYe*'industry M->st oti-.ie. ,a v N-J.I Nsrttrvi'lt." Call appi'i' HI peri'jn cha enge be persc^iaLve dc-g-eea-.i No SuiidAv riours 215?2 Nb^ Rd or exper^nce preferred Iriciuues . Ot-rween 8 4 9 M'e some (ravel Send resume and sa^n, 18101-344-8900 requ rerr^nt to 16 W Hu'iin Pu'tint Ml 48342 c FAX 810-338-3747

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR for non- Hairstyifsts/Managers jprofiV corporation which provides trfiniediatt: opp-ortunities for financial and technical assistance to licensed sty' stS'Sa'ryv rTianage'4 .Small and rii.'d-si/e businesses at very busy sa'^ns Generous Excellent position lor .a ret.red execu­ sa'ary p-'us c-.rr.rT,,sso'. cimp e:e tive who is entrepreneurial, growth •heaiiti t'erefiis. ' adia'ncerr.ent onenied andhas commerciaHendng cfiportur t'es Lccatronrtar yoj or financiaH fexpenence, good written and oral communication .skills 'com­ •Call 1-800-6.68-8484 puter base skills and management experience Please send resume to the , Business Enterprise Deveic^j- HEATING AND COOLING ment Center, 1331' W. Cong Lake Expandii'g.ron-.raiy r.teJs SERVICE Siirie 150 Troy, Ml 48098 TECHS and INSTALLERS -Must-t-e' experr-^ed •'. Tes'deri-ai 'a^d '-i'l'l' EXPERIENCED TRAINER needed to coiT.rT.ercai. Exceed' '••ijes j'rd i&n fast paced team to tra.n en var­ ter.efi •.;''. 313-522-3310 ious computer programs We serve tt'6 real, estate ma-ket & r^-ed a HOUSECLEANERS dynamc person to take iri.tiat'.ve in training- developrigcewcourse crtc-r- FUU MEDiCAl- DENTAL .1 LIFE mgs, wril.ng documentation & mo-f- F"ir. A [I'an-tme M^n-Fr- a'ivS t.-rn- [.'any car. «6 25-58 25-'to SM't. !1 rvkrH r>3 pa .1 d''Ve tme 'wyi'/n'^; pa.1 hcJ:<1a s yacato'ns.'» bonuses - Rt-flu remer.ls incude at leas! 2 years r C111 to l.r.'d Cut wnr- • • V • experience, in tra.-ring'- -'prefe'Stiy w-ithm a servte.organi/at'on Degr.ee WF ARE TME HIGHEST 'PAYING preferred, ,We offer a .Ti,gl. mora! , MAID SERVtCE working .environment' ana • gQ;ij :' AMERICAN-FREEDOM -•.''" ter^fits . . CLEANERS '1.8I Ol 473-9300 Please fax resume 4 sa'a^f reqi-.-e- /r«nrs to D.recto' 0l Traih-ng 810 .'553-4244 6' E-Ma-i us a! \ LWlLLS'SReaiCompCOM - HOUSEKEEPER Fuit-t-rhe psstion tor large res AND MANPOWER "A Team Yeu Can Barik On' IMMEOIATE OPENINGS' HOUSEKEEPING. •'.- PERFECT FOR STUDENTSf Fo* large Farrr.ngton It's Com* work,lor tr.e best' Ma'npovier apartrr^rit comrrm'i ty. •_ has mimed-ate open-.ngs at first Of .Afipty in person Amerca ;m' proof operatoas Eve- rvnos. 24-33 hours a week Start ng pay.£8 257ir. WI'I "(ran1 Permanent Mii[p«ap# placements ava 'ab'e Call MAN­ POWER NOW for ,5h,appori!n-;en!' , Management Oftfe V/e offer pad vacalior.s. ho'days 35055 Muiryvood 0' insurance, and 401k, FHrmngt.ai K:.'s Ml M W corner of CALL k Grand Rver 4 0-ake j Your Classified Advertising Staff MANPOWER SERVICES 810-740-3420 HOUSEKEEPING STAFF - now hiring fu't 4 pad f>n-iO for senior retire­ »Janice bearden •Valerie Bell • d resui'ne lo The Ga' • breath Corr^iahy PO Box 115 • • Dee Johnson • Jenny Kabacinski • Anna Kopclia • Cindy LeClerc * Meg Lyczak • FUNDRAISING BeKevxlie. Ml 48112. , OPPORTUNITY Or FAX • (313) 957-2'054 -(. Enthusiasfcandoutgong w thstrong communicatcn. • cgan'ratiorLat arxl HVAC ' • Carol MacAllfeter • Dob McWatt • Doy Meadows •Karen Meng • Carole Mevfe • pub'c speaking sktis io recrul corpo- rase partopation for lar^efundraiS'^g SERVICE TECHNICIAN ', event. Fun-1/ne, temporary, Mcirt-Fri. 5y*ars mnirrium experience tor 'eS • | 9am-5pm i& per 'hi. M 'eag« re-m- dental 4 ir/il comLT^rca' Excc-'ont , • Margaret Moore • Cindy O'Neill • Donna Orozco • Jack Padley •Linda Pelham • pay & benefits package bursemenl. Send resume lo. M D Personnel. 17117 W 9 M'*e Rd. (313)722-2253. Su-te 1240. South^W. Ml 4&075 IMMEDIATELY POSITION aya.iab'e , • Mary Kay Eaymor • Cindy Peed • Kathleen ^Peilly • Joan Schott • Dorotliy tap or bafel teadTer Bend resume , FLtRNtTURE 0ELIVERY person to 1994-A' Woodward Sox- 136 , MuSI be experienced and neat in Btoomfield HiUs Ml 48302 . appearince. Catt Mon Fn 9am-2prn SGhramke • Bita Sebastian • Tony 6t. Clair •Shelley cSvenson • Nadine Tait • 810-6694140. Kevin IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! - ( GARAGE DOOR INSTALLER Recevin^shjipr'd'palsdepartment «• £arnuplo$!000V.eek Be you* own Fu'J Ol rartlrne Starting pay S7hr • Carol Tappait • Michele Ulfig • Pich Viculin • Darlene Williams • Charoldtte Wilson bOSS. Year-round work We pay Oc-rvel.fs tor futt-me Br-tish On^'i' every weeV Oaf) JUTV (313)449 8334 MoWcycle'8 CaU Mary 313422-7614 • IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • GOOD PAY! tor rcta-t d*pl Store Fu*l 4 part Irre1 We need people with base carpentry 1 pos-f>ons' Pagemaker and Freehand Pteasanl hanje nd fault and pp c'aims tor nonsmbking cnvvonrnenl Top pay. large Na!Kxvat Company benefits Ca» Dyane. in Lrvorva Send resume 10 PO S154. - (313) 427-3090 Soutt.t'eld. Ml 48086' i Classifications 500 to 502 Monday, December 23,1996

Tf|TpH«lp!'anleW»g Awislanl Excefent opportu/itiy lor Admn.stra- •• ei 1..^1.(M'.f .•-.. «, rvj f.jf 'j-d'ty FULL-TIME 11pm-/30Ain Slihi plus sh.fi pre­ Prct>efly mar^gerr^nt count/t9 sys­ 35251 Schoo^aft Rd looking tec tut!-i A-,C sa'tis aisix.avs Appt^ant must t£ otj'e to demon- on every loan PLUS COTTVTVSJHOO • Expeocnoa in payrvJuteVecxSvabfcs feci (rahimun BO yspm). V/mdcr.s ar«j '' ^xjt-'-e i.•"• '_«_•; .•"! y ._•• . ,..-.:1.- n 10,,-.3^,4 Gieal wcrkng eor-.d-Mjns origaruiat.na! and corr»Tnjfipenence a p;us Th.s 313-420-9026 ' experience a plus MACHINE REPAIR/ positive otters-an eice!!ent staring msurarice m our state ol the an o!'nd DeneM paiKa'je , m Sooth! eid At least 2 years experi­ Managemenl lifm speciiijrfvg in con- SEND RESUMES TO. J TECHNICIAN artcuiate . deta I onenied support EOE JEWEL BOX Capatre cl iepa-nng and ma.rit.i nng Many eitra5'!/">C ijde<5 Send resurr* ence recjured Piease contact OK*e dominfurfis is wewig a seit-friWivatecf BUSINESS MANAGER too* ^rocm rnach-rifcs (large (wring to Bo< 13-37 Ooserver 4 Eccentric dacobson at iaiO) 355-3267 responstrfe property manag«r »no AUTOMOTIVE research and devtf- WXYT-AM . person w^h excefieru math and 1> yj. '.IcS Itf i c-m Westland Center rn.'.s latrei ei<:,^ Mu^i have at 'east Newspapers 3¾^51 Schootcrati - taxes prut* m their *ort. Applcanls opmant lab FuU tme position Musi 15600 W. 12 Mile Road wri!«g skills f0< tuS time position i ft. have instrumentation and computer Dvt-es ihctude answering phores and 'pan 5 years exper.c-r.ee Day sn.i Exce."- Lr.or' A M.i 4dt&0 or tai tesLime «.th MORTGAGE PROCESSOR- ihcuJid have some experience, be Southed. Ml.: 48076 deiait onented and possess good experience Cas (313) 426-9833 M'png run lror» (M<.e Expvtr^rce ent pay. t-er-cMs- and .reMemerii sa'ary reqj r^rrt-ols to SENIOR V/XVT IS AN EOE package No phcVie ta'is indcale 313455 1153 con-vnuncation. • and people sKdis with W.ndows and Word Perteel iNJt-CTtOfJ MOtlJ Equ Credt Corporation ot Ul. one o( SuDmi! re surn« to PfOperty W artage I TELEMARKETERS del red Ab-ity lo speak Span.sh a LAN ADMINISTRATOR peM-on aid send :esun.i (J Vivcst- PO BOX 8',.it 5 the nations largest home eQoity PO Sox 7254. Ann Arbot. Ml 48107 (EXPERIENCED) ACCOUNTING CLERK plus Please cai 24 hours a day '.VEST1.ANO Mi. J816''. FOR I AW FIRM A'pic 28975 S"iv.r, Rj R;,i„j-_,s M> tendng dfrr.s. has 3 poston open •>•> W.ndow» 95 4 WcrjP«rSent'3l E'fclCtrCi'0 ic rea,y »i-jt|/ dese! c^u-y-rre'''! opportunity hx entry leve) candidate 'Lniiy :r:tem*i and c-tf.t' system MACHINE SHOP compliance (ofms arid credt mvesti- Apartment Management firm seeking ADMINISTRATIVE -¾ K<- .sar ',• j f •••! (,,,., • • , . repa; 'aci'ty Must rave OAn r-x^s mcWjchJal »nlh experience in subsi- TELEMARKETERS ng m the Farmvigion area Pan i,me. hourh/ pkjs comm.ss«n \V(U Iran on computer software s.V,i'y .'r'"Jv. it-nit-. -.!:; 10 M t..M\V«XTl J'63 Oay %>>•* SLVT* ejipererve ?u'i t:rre /1 th t'eret ts KrcJi WmdCrrt Co 313-422-4842 For 8'oorr.f^id litis based real esia'e &>.i »1419 \\cit-T.v i^."j..r"irt- L"f,tia:L'tb SO'Te , EEOAA Employer Candidates mysi have experience management l^m Strong oigarvn- P'ease app-y n person cr ser^*.t-r A £C'_"tr:'fC N-_-ASJ. ,,;;< is ,trp..».-,s t;.r >'« iT-j'L.:e Of ret,red ' resj'fe Aitn (.a'ry General Car 4 KmsMs clerical skits and con-rpufer ( reo/_nresh.gh teveiol professonats/n. 810-344-5700 Fax 810-344-6704 ii'?i>i 3:r\S:vJ.i'i R.i ( e'?-^• 'eie'r! eifer e»xe r-.£'t>fu A:-I Truck Ltia-bnj (0101 ford Rd . Dear NC IATME OPERATOR TELLER skirts (WordPertect 6.0 LoluS) a must ii. •}••• ,i ».') tatsij tri'i fr.fV ra-r t,'i>s j'fen^i a^a!: Enpenericed Set-op and run preci­ excelle,™ communication and organi- PART TIME Competitive salary and beneM rom Ml 43126 •• jalonai sMis. cons.(•;•'i Tuts 9-j Garden City (313) 261-8030 demands Comiputer sv^is required nan Fax resume'to Imda V/al'ace level, reliable, and enthusiastic offter, AcquesI Really Adv.so's Inc Stt vp .i'-CI ''.Ve'ritc' l''v->"j''t- '-.' '.i rilCM7a 1745 e«t 2½ ' MAINTENANCE ^ We otter a comrpettiYe salary and r [313) 962-0631 accounting Clerk. Experience rtith 10 W, long Lake Rd . Sure «10 't: .irrts t.'„V r,c .it 0 '• • ..n. TECHNICIAN UC MILL OPERATOR goodbenebts Please torward resurrie Mcrosolt Applications a plus, how­ Bkw,r.e'd. H.ns Mt 48304 ,'it> ,y,0 f'A-i t "•.si r-ev >•:<•'' Fi.-! 'irijeJ F^'Mi.'l^fOii MT'S ' Experienced Set-up and run preo- 10 • ever, will tra.n the fight ^vividuai Th,s or FAX to. 610-645-2565 i" It f >.:£ V"< L.r. tc."e' 1^. . MACHINE TECHNICIANS ..»;-;Vtr^-rL» Ctn-rrufi.ty, SJCKI ina;h,ned a-rcraft parts Full iE"V> Lt>en . Box «1423 THE WALL1 STREET lu'H/ne posilon offeis an excellent benefits Hytroi Manufacturing hie beneM package For immediate con- Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers • JOURNAL Adrn.niS!ra!,ve AsSisiant' l 1 Garden City (313) 261-8030 35251 Schoofcrafl Rd ' scleraiion, please send resume'with ,Ve ,-!<>• A t'^j'feii.ie ^.1¾¾.^ ^ has im'rne-diate open.ngs tor lull time position (^-.1^^1 y • 'C^-^'r g t;.' yja-.f-, "iv^'C- e Livonia. Ml 48150 • , s-a'ary reqci.remenls 10, ESG Inc. w cusfdmer service ski-is MI liKoqbs EOE M.FV.H part |,me CARRIERS in the .Souths 34405 W. 12 MSe Road. Suite 300. i! I! . Ol^-ri-:':.j ;i^';irnatrC t^LJ t, ff ft A'lh Office Assistant field,. Farmington, Troy. Btomtieid ail cftxre 4 ccrnputei skiis 1 Farmington H5S, Ml 48331 IT. !•;• i'ia-r'f:> A''CB 4 i<:>U 'vi'i'.H'! '•'! Mana-jernerit OMice Pan-tjne position to assist W BtQomfield 4 Rochester areas w sUong orgarvjationai * mu'tp-'e ^5- .\e'1 i1 y'-'^. ^e J5i-'SS Mu-rrtCK>J Or- PUBLIC RELATIONS Fax» 810-489-8996, Atlrv RC task skills. Good pay p'ui benefits j'Lt ANT in general ol'.ice dut-es Farm r-y'en H-Is Mr • Musi De computer,Wera'e. Account Executive Farrri^gton H.lls SALARY 56 00 AN HOUR ' Fax resumes/ to: .313-537-3676- tj.W carrier ol T" i.*?a^i *.*' Senj resurr,e to Global CNC agency Superb writing skAs. related PLUS ACCOUNTING mention'this ad A C t.v. i Sa V G-anj R,-,et 4 D'a>e / 11665 G'obe St U.oria -48150 degree 4 agency experience ^\ 21c'n-n'e auto ai'owaiKe Entry Level Position .In This Job, PeGpte Aj,.,-.,e required Fax resume to: Stan tme 2 30Af^ - ADMINISTRATIVE . De!nitcat manufacturing company for ASSISTANT £.,< f! BOOKKEEPER 'Must have mmmum young or mature ind-vdual Some You Must have experience Full l-me, OFFICE ADMINISTRATION EOF MAINTENANCE REAL ESTATE SALES automobile coverage data, entryeomputer experience 'S a Ca'eer open ngs with mdsi/ed c6.-n- relaxed atmosphere Wages based Earn Ahal you're worth-be In control must lor th.s diversified and inter­ TECHNICIANS on exper.ence 4 benefits pan.es tor experienced secretaries ot your l.!e. First year income potential Please Ca» esting )ob- Fax your resume to Judi who' wiSh't-iexib-iity and a persona' iui-'V.-jS apjrur.er.!' CC-r.-.rr^- Ca'J.Meggm at • 313-459-2540 m excess ol. SSO.000 Excellent n-ty '/1 B rir»ngnam seeing an The Wall Street Journal (313)491-1950 atmosphere Opporiun.l-es both lor^ tracing avatabie ,through nevy m- and short term Suburbs and Oenot e^r-erenced' Se't mc-t'vated 810-689-7446 . CONSULT OIL CHANGE house training center. Call Enc Racier Saiary$9 00-S14 0O.hr Can Sophia tEAS.I ,!^-;i r.'i 48163 n-divirJua'. to )0,0 c-ur teaiTi P.vt'ii'r.e ii-. .•r-^O'i arij.i (313) 261-0700 Farmingfonl'vonia B.rm.ngharn MJS>. ce" "irrc-A-'edgeat'e 'in an TECHNtCIAN TITLE INSURANCE: large regionaf ACCOUNTING .'.. ,-rv.lT.^'r.l., ' Real Estate One Michigan's ptias^s ^-1 -jpartiTier.i' rnanle-' PeniOil 10 .Minute O.I title insurance •. agency has . an rEMPORARY 473-293» 646-7661 '113 >J? ICrlC nance f redn cf.rt-t t-J .p'e- -•,Change. ' •' Expene'nced or Largest Real Estate Company opening JOT: a Searcher.Examiner Advanlage Stafling J Full charge bookkeeper Livonia lerrea .;• \ -n^ io pay'tc^ A-U Ira'-n Fu'l and 0' pa.rt t.n-« posi- Jhe position requires expenence 4 DIRECT MAIL RECRUITER •-Please see Our ad printing firm May go FULL & PART TIME Rff •'ENC£ L'tRAf certit-': ai'Cn -Cuin-cejiiive tons ava'iabe Apply in' person knOAledge ol sear&h process tn Liv­ ADMINISTRATIVE PART -Ti.'.tE ASSISTANT sa'ary' t e'relits: 401 h P^ase 34680 W 8 M''e. Fatromg-'on HJls.';- under 'SALES' lor several Sales,' ingston Count'/ Competitive saWy, permanent TEACHERS can 810-B44-1300 of >a> m.'e «est ol Far'm.ncrton Rd c call for Recruitment opportunities company pad benefits, 401k Corrv '• Sr Accountant, Alien- Park. . ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR resgiie. W'810-64.4'3*74" ap'pp.ntment 810-476-1313 AEROTEK INC pany offers Ihe latesl technotogy 4 Hotel chan May go permanent M S ,!•.>.!-, r :i«, MLS.-i'id • Accounts Payable Clerk. 1 greal yiork envtrbnn-ient for its associ­ Orgariuaiion.'delail skills' needed to "''.' ^ ' part ^rr^e RESEARCH Box 45556 co The Livingston large nat-onal 4 mlerna!.ona. automo­ iitm.",r Ply f !r•ec Aiss- A'.l.-l S-t't'."« sc- ; 11",t Exce-enl sarary. hours, 4 med'Cat County Piess. 323 E Grand n.er start end Jan '97 -thru tax tive tra-n.'ng project Word. Power- i2'l > . M.i'n MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT/ ra-W -a"e>' Pesf-oij t " ft? B-.b 313-565-5600 HoAell Ml 48843 season ; ' pomt. Lotus nates, budget 4 •^(•v.i'i 'teal •1. -:r INTERVIEWER scheduling Send resume with sa'ary ats'st'-j ' '".J s-ce--v'.s.c»- •.•a'1 POSITION ,' 6 • v*37 ORDER PROCESSOR Immediate PERMANENT requirements to. Triad Performance itojuc:--,'- ,i-3eo.'Cii'.c;ec-3 1r i'fcr is Tf.,s Heigahts, Downtown, Clinton: Hghway. Ste 330. Farmngtori H Ss- ye-ivs e»cerer.c« A'.rk'ng * in aJuits lu;r time position Sene-Ms are avat- ical intervener lo cored data ID-OD Grinder Wire EDM..Surface Twp . Fa.'m.ngton Hi'ls. Sbufh- Ml 48334 EOE. IACHISE a"S"> i'f.0t> IJSEC'St. ty ';:- the v'vtn -.teve'CipiT'erita' C-sat-i-es. MS Grind 401(k) 4-health insurance •.V:.., J2.(j ab'e vacation A holiday pay Irom study part<.pants . Sub­ heW fresh grads welcome, great' OPERATORS. ZJ ei :1 "^ 'S^re"..s;- .n h-ster dp-.'-.-ma va'-'j d'-rers i-cer's'e'. DMM avalabte Apply al 4985 BeHevi'ie Was r r (517)546-3813 stance abuse background and 'paid' benefits Salary range oUO Ware''. id c'ail as... alsence' T- > pcs-t-OM -'er- e s-ce'- cert va•>:•'"' a"d Current CPR.'an'ct Rd Canton :, Xnorv'edge of metro Detroit com- 525-30K, •W. "ii t-'r iw.\ •scy etn -ence ;AC-.--deve'-ced' F is' A-d P'cv Jus' nia-'agemeri ADMINISTRATIVE/ ORGANiS^'PlANO PLAYER • For a mun.ty resources Heipfui Position • Full" charge Bookkeeper. Novi •; i JOcr- a-J erta a--j sriitn. c;t.n-i/-eaten e»ce'-'encc- ce'erred Jo:h a dipamc requ-res a bachelor s degree m. TOOL MAKER - ' , , 'lii til 1-Xl.ii'T-: M r v Lutheran Church in Troy Can Pastor constructibn f.rm |o S30K SECRETARIAL f.lrt <---s.anie. iererce '.r' Wc^dPr.'r'eLi v ga-- ^a -:.r- A'.'hj'i'c-iicrt-ngmanaije- For precision machine shop Excel­ ,- Minson - (810)879-6660 psychology, soc^ science related. ^ eui' ce '*3 lanj LOTUS Ve-.na-cai as y a n:;e".! crp./rruniiy , Full- ferelit leldS Respond m writing to lent wages and benefits Apply at" Don't wat-unw alter the New Year Positions Available do'ri P". bor ^ s t'ac'mje "C'ud-ng cad va:a''0n and PAINTER ASSISTANT' Research Assistani. 3901 127O0 Marion Re'dford to gel started looking for that new Immediate coenings.tn Ihe Livona »a^ 4 41)1 <• I'ter 50 KinderCare persca' t"-t> Sa'a'y. negol'at-'e For h.gn eixj furniture manulaclurer •' Beauben Ste 4H46.'Detroit. Ml (313) 537-0490 permanent job Our clients are area Must be protcent in Word 4 [<•• a ooa~ we j-ii {•ep.ved 13 •:'.<=• A c.:ntpc-: lr:eifjs'c-j app'ca'rti s'ic.j'd-.se.nd Excel or V'ord Pe.rteci 4 Lotus. r No experience' necessary Starting 48201 F3j 1313) 745-5867 ready to,HIRE NOW. Brush up : f.'"v>s:')' I .£• Sj i •y a"J aTr,i.:!i.VNe c:-.e- e"-- a'"-'.J 'esu-.e-ib 154J3 your resume .r-) send it to us Prolessiorial applcanls shou d : salary 56 03 hr Appt.cat.on accepted EOE-AA TOW TRUCK DRIVER .- hourly plus e'ts 'pa caje O-j-a'tea -ipp .'-,.;. LIGHT • (313) 422-3890 RESTAURANT 4 OFFICE " Call (313) 459-0053 T;i Sl5'0K' • Factor commercial Tnting a new -fib. be your New ENTECH PERSONNEL COMPLEX no-A hmng Manteoance 1 INDUSTRIAL industrial m.oces Ca'l f^3y cr Pete PAINTERMECHANICAL • 4 Cleaning Staff Flexible hours * TRAVEL'AOVENTURE^ Years resolution DO IT NOW Phone: 313-464-6196 at 810^24-1500 'Fa, 524.2461 OPENINGS For tracks A machinery Wilt (ran good pay • • Can 810-650-1389 COMPUTER INVENTORY TRAINEE Fax: 313-464-6795 tight person' un.que position ' Ca'l To S30K Personnel Data Report ^\ ACCOUtVTAfvJTS ONE QRANC'i MAHAGER TRAINEE APPLICATIONS ate now Gordon' 1313) 459-3053 RETAIL ASSISTANT MANAGER' •' 810-524-1500 FAX 810-524-2461 : 24901 Northwestern Hwy' Standard T.p S5GK Sa'a'y 'benefits bonus luM fcme position avatab'e tor busy i-t ^a;- r 1. ^-.1--1 ? ^ i-1: "-'•7-' "Suite 516 ARE YOU peop'e orien'ed wth good being accepted for all Persc>n/-ei Data Report specialty martiet localed m Livonia' TRUCK DRIVER it.! ' H. ,-s '•. .1 rr. *• I Federal .810-524-1500 Fax 524-2461 Sobthteld, Ml 48075 telephone sk/fls 4 well orgamr-edand 1 I tv< ! J.', Shifts. Positions are We are looking, tor ,a highly moti­ Part-time COL retirees welcome C.i 1 en OAKIAND (810) 354-2410 lookingilor tuD lime empkiymerit'' We located in the Livonia vated, mature responsible individual Can'Gdrdon , . (313)459-3053 are seekng to higher an outgo-ng Siilijs Fnarca: Servces COMMUNITY with Supervisory.'. 4 grocery relail INVENTORY CONTROL area Receive on-the-job BRANCH MANAGER .' COllEGE 'individual we offer excei'snt pay 4 1 2iK Wris- B'3 Bea^e- R-) management experience Benefits 1 training. NO FEE : Tr;y Ml 48084- TRUCK MECHANICS . benefits lo the right person it inter­ .'•" " •••' - ..;>.!r- 'nee- erre include medical nvith dental, vacat-on ACGOUNTING ested p'ease contact j.m R at 4 retirement Reply 10 Box «1285 Sta'e or ASE CeriiLea rr.edum'and '••; -••.- i ;•••• -'' -r ••i.j-'itci M-s'" Le • Machinist • .- PARAPROFESSIONAL :,"•- TI-. •" i •(.••-'• .'' pr-v^-e-rren' E^.-.v. O.-cortunty En •C';,e- imWim>\A Observer 4 Eceenjnc Newspapers heavy duty trucks CDL a plus! Pay Va'assis Communcarohs.'Inc has : PART-TIME Dean Sellers Ford -,i'^> I ' '* ' ;.- l.K I'd" A ti:ias • Maintenance M'F 0.V Tl**^>^Fi 1>5C* ••G'.UI.U'X) 36251 Schoolcraft Rd • . • .. based on.expenence Fu'l benefits. an immediate opening m its Two shifts 1810) 349-9396 Accounting Department for a PAY- •1810) 643-7500. Ext 174 •tp . ' • V' •' •• '•' f-cterg 5-c.en: • General Labor •• r Oakland Com,mur,ty Coi'ege is cu'- Livonia Ml 48150 ' V MAiNTENiNACE SUFERViSOR Arre'nc.i i 'as'est g>o*.nj ternp;ra y ! ABLES CLERK In this poston. you ••-• •.•'• ,"''' :' ' .--•• i' P ,"A Troy - • Packaging •at"':- piare.mer.i companes rs Koo^ng rer.tiy seek-r^ app ji'jn -n a Federa'y- Assisted Apa-t_- metre- Detrot Locations' include diate openings Musi have own (ruck Experienced Bioomtield H.iis area and reconcil ng statements, handing JANITORIAL • Shipping & Receiving rev C-n-p'e" MjSt be e>perencej Detr-;.,! OoAnriv.er Eas'pd-r"ie Vpsi- ,<8t0i 334-0909 vendor phone calls, data/entry and resume 8t0-433-2281 or send to f.t-n.-r^jmi Qua'it^at ons Associate tools, and equipment • Be experi­ -06H, Inc JANI-KING OF MICHIGAN APPLY: Mon-Thurs U'd r-lt-r.vcc- mechanc A m k.ncA-1- 1ar.l1 Ann AT:£e'-erce & reterer-ces ings lor three vocal muse teachers •Cueter. Chrysrer Jeep m VpSitar.ti . security card to • rc-Qu 'fd P-ease send res'i.T,e 10 line test coerce risa'.on pa-;«a;e n tre tion term Reques'S for. appicat-ons ROOFING/SRINGLE Please sendtetrei of appicaton w.th Weistwood hkman Resouroas K\B 36111 Schoolcraft Rd has fo'sitcrl open, lot Auto Blier ' JANITOR JANITRESS 33813 Five Mile Rd. in Bet «1434...; njustry-' -Sc-r-d resumes to A 'I be accepted through,'4 30 p rn on CREWS a copy ol cerilcation and transcripts ; -., . .., , ,.„••- Friday. January 3. 1997 Contact me Lrvoma. Ml 48150 , Pnor experience is required Excet- ^/.•r'..'r,'.S'-.--e:'J Ocsen,sr s EccertrcfJeAsc-apers Own truck aod equ pment Top pay. lo the Personnel Otfcc, 555 W. the Civic Center. Shop­ DISTRICT OPERATORS OCC Job Hot»ne at (810) 540-1579 len| pay 4 ber*trt plan is ava laoe 1.1'V- 1.. /I , '• ! L''.' "'.i ?>> ' r. ' 36251 SchoxVcrai Rd'. West s-de work ' (800) 842-4541 Columbia Ave.. Be!ievil!e:.Ml 48111. An.EEO. Drug testing emp'oyer ping Plaza (2 blocks W 28157 6 M* Rd and reter to Postcn No 96C-78 by Jan 3. 1997 Applicants with foreign language lor the rght person Ca'l Kim' is 1 '-• 2 n .' 0 0 . 4 'cji-lt-' cpm ' L.'.'cna rJl .48150 .' LivPr.-a Ml 48152 . (313) 434-2424 .-.! V2ci'2"2 7 of Farmingtoo Rd.) •'EOE'WF'V.M . ROUGH CARPENTERS 4 sk^s encouraged to apply. OCC is an Atl.rmative Aet'cn.' *]LABORERS- eenelits. 4 WALL. CREW/STRUCTURAL con­ . Equal Ooponun-ty'Employer AUTO DEALERSHIP JEWISH COMMy!fl'Ty iN OaX Parte T>ERrORMANCE . MAINTENANCE w f wages paid on time. Weekend crete laborers', experienced Can Accounts payable dealership experi­ .-s ' s'e'eVng i-'e guards 'ss rr«ot Cal Mon.-Fn 810-349-5570 PART TIME temperatures (depending on season, • PAYABLE expenence. LABORERS ' KITCHEN SCREEN PRINTER Must, have on-!.ne experience and individual lo authorize, ver.f* and LOOKING TOmaVe more than |usi JOBS AVAILABLE. good math • and reading .skills -report automotive repairs and '.Va.i E-j Lave u-a>eJ Corcrete f ou'raa-' Must be experienced m printing on T- excellent 10-key skills an hourly rate' Come see us Great MAINTENANCE, v GLAMOR > m the Mch-gan National Gua-d for requ.red Starting lime 4 PM Starting mvoces. Reconcile checking accouni. t-cal commun.fy in . Lr.ooia. Ml 48150- - PART TIME posrtion available - flex­ Now hir.ng'full and pari trme security form functions in our manufacturing experience, w-th Lotus' 1-2-3. AOISTRA CORPORATION Westiarxj immedate openings *or ible hours'. Warehousing, etc No personnel for offce. retail and.finan- p'anvwarehouse facility. Musi be able V/ordP'ertect, and a Payables Attn: OE- AUCL MARKETING REP TRAINEE' expentneed fu-u art part-tme experren.ee necessary ciai locations near'you'i. . '- to' pass .industrial iilr, iruck'math System requ red. Send resume to: 101 Unon ' • postons Success'u'l rk>ng knovyteevge of Personnel Data Report Jewish Vocational Service EOE eiectrxrai. p'umb.ng-and carpefiiry. 810-524-1500 FAX 524-2461 • Na Experience Required We offer. 4i^<»<^¾ervte with ceramx; t.'e and Recer-y.ng Person needed • 'Fun benelt package and ' . •' S6uthf.eid. Ml 48076 BOOKKEEPEFt'ACCbuNTS Mii!»l.hii\i* mvii-|ritiisi>nrlHlioh. .]>ivfi>rii)ily heatng a big pAis We o-tc-f dental MECHANIC Ex'ce.tlen! opportunity • Pad Holidays/Vacations ; lor experienced mechanic m growvng days approx 20-25 hrs • MedcavOental. . •• competitive wages RECEIVABLE ife and medcat u-.iu/ance On-ite Apply aV; Specialty Pel Sup- ••'. Numerous s-h.fi operafxin ^n Equal Opportunity EmpioyejV for time 4 billing lor' Farmington Hills • laijir %an. >t;ilion VNiipui fir liut'k. positions include a duplex, home- II transpoilatron co: PM and repairs on 4 V.sion Benefits '•'..' Ford fleet vans Gas 4 Diesefexpen: pies. 1498 S Sheldon. Plymouth 'Musi Have • Clean Environment • , CPA firm Computer onentated moti-' you ?:e.. hard /rbricng • ana -get 313-453-6930 • •Opportunity for advancement vated. hard working Send resume lo l*;Hl-liiiif. Miiiuliiy «S: TliursiJ.ty. atorg Aeit «-th people, appy in ence required Must have o*n tools' Clean Criminal H.stdry" Corrvper.tve wages 'and benelitsi • Growth Industry' MG. 32255 Norttrwestern H*y , Suite' pefson or cai us at Apply Mon -Fri , 298,-Farrnmglon Hills" Ml 48334 ' Ji1i>i'.iiiii}!s nr itftfrniioiis. Appcy m person Mon-Fn. 9am-4prn at PEOPLE-PERSON 8 30am 10 4:00prri at: Apply MoA-Fri . 9am-4pm al 1351 H* ACCOUNTS OAK VILLAGE LC. 27980 Northline Rd betAeen IrtXster Fast grqw-.ng company expand-ng in NATION WIDE SECURITY (E of 1-275, S. of Ford) Wesfiand, Ml 4 MJCfcfebeil, Romulus. Ml BOOKKEEPER 275a Acwey'" are.a Seeking a fe* positive, motii 23800 W. Ten M.le Rd . 48185. EOE PAYABLE ACCOUNTS payable/receivable; ^':o\TA<:t: -..": V/fisttand, Mt 48186 vated inoVviiTVaats fry Several positions SouthfeW (810) 355-0500 ; payroll Salary comn-ienswale w-Jh MECHANIC • • . Can 810-552-9343 8750 S. Telegraph Rd. COORDINATOR experience Excellent' benefits Nikki'Siilitll(Wayne County) •' v (313) 72V8Ut- > TayVy (313) 292-1280 or for growing construction .company, WAREHOUSE Horizon- Health .System has an package Please send ' cover Kr. PHONE ROOM MANAGER • 301 W. Michigah Ave. " w/sa)ary requirements- Box at411 Experence a must. Dotes, include, 313-422^4442 YpsitanH (313)460-1122 opening m liheir Accounts. Payable MAINTENANCE PEOPLE . PERSON Oepartment. Dutes- include light Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers (313)953-2144 vnaitehijne repair, equ pmeril main­ - 36251 SchQOlcraft Rd, . Managemienl cofrvpany tooding for tenance, weldmg Full be'nefils. PLUMBING SERVICE TECH typing: Wing..invoice processing and part-txne' and luS-tim'e rtiantenance SECURITY OFFICER WANTED FULL Livonia. Ml 46150 401 (k). good pay. Cat) ask for.M.'.x«: f Jeeded lor welt established growing various clerical duties. Must be an people for. several localions. Expen- : immediate opentngs-in Canton. organized iridividuai. capable ot han­ (31.3) 729-6000 company located in Weslern suburb V/ayrie arid Oakland County areas. .ervc* a must' Salary and benefits Great exposure To several differeni TIME dling a multiplicity pT tasks, not just Knlie 0'Neill<6akianci County}y , Mail resume 16: Ivarvhoa Mgi.'. 7013 Medical and dental benefits available For furniture store Pad .vacation, routine. One who is merely adjusted BOOKKEEPER r ACCOUNTS aspects ol the ptumbinq . industry, after 90 day? Can SrYvth Security RECEIVABLE/ BILLING . Orchard UKe Ret. Suite 110. V/est MECHANICS company veWde provided. Excellent Blue Cross, life insurance. 401K S6V to everyday routine responsrbSities M% BJoomfietc!. Ml-48322. •'''-..". Hihnould have three to trva years expe­ NOVI - PLYMOUTH.- W1XOM area. lea/o aecourils' 'payabte'purchase time Can Monoyy-Pnclay 9aJn.-3piTt m person starting Saturday, Dec. 21 st WAREHOUSE POSlTfONS : order computer system, - ordering and Elections. Good M rience in reskfentiai'ccimrrierciaJ ser- fui and part-firr*. Students arid salary and benef il s R e s-ume w ith . 313-453-7144 al: 14048 -EureVa Rd . SoulhfieU vice Cempeiitive wages; to AVAILABLE MtHigan. •:•'-. retrees: wescome. $5,/5 to SiSiOQ with growing borne meo5ca! eqyip- salary tequM-emems to ..'..• MAINTENANCE PERSON correspond with experience Ca!) ray hckifTy.CaN (ot irilervie.w/appoirrlmeril. Oua'ified candidates may forward Human Resource Admlnislralor at A J. Danbcwse Son Plumbing A ment company: Good beriefits and their resume toi; .--.., For apanment complex. Must have MENTAL HEALTH CARE SANFORD SECURITY SERVICE wages. VaM drivers license required 34119 W, 12.Mile Rd.' Ste 355 bast Vrvovrteclge and experience in Heating. Company. (810) (800) 644-8145 Farmington Hiits. Ml 46331 Worturvg yv.th msot&fy ii adUts. 477-3626 . Appfy in person 47764 Halyard: Delivery Persons general maintenance. Current drivers slartrng al $6'25 an tyxi* ptiis fuf! Plymouth. (M 14 4.Beck Rd) . license needed' Benefits after 90 medical, dental and optica) bersefits. SENIOR BUYER :(313) 459-3US . HORIZON day* Fax resume to; (313) 941-0750 after 90 days with a 50 cent raise. BOOKKEEPER- fuu'or Part-time. • PRE-SCHOOL .HEALTH SYSTEM Musi hive f fsvious tKOOunlirvg firm or appty Mon 'Fri. 9-5pm, a( Morgan Farmington area Please taH Misty w ; .Needed fiirdeliver) r'maintenance ol a mid size apt. seekjrsg TootmaXef with 16 years to supervise 4 rhanage inventory con­ BOOKKEEPER . FuN.time . • " kxs .degree is reguvred Tor head ponents. Must have:- purchasing' Equal Oppdrturvty Employer Experience necessary. 20411VV 12 hi Wayne County oomrhurpty,' Basic knoAfedge pt experience tn Motd rnaVJng 'CAD/ teacher positions. Chiidcare expen­ experience So a rrianufactunng' erivi- trol, Ideal candidate wvil possess 2-3 HVAC. ptumbxng 4 dryyvaH repair CAM exjpehence a plus. Overtime years c4 warel^se'dHlribution expe­ Mle #201. Southrield. CailKashal • Twice Weekly & ence required for al Sa'ary sublet to ronmerij. Please subrrxVyour resume Accounting 810-352-5520 Fecruired: Great beneM* * apt avaitabte Competitive benefjts. Seod guaMcetons Please cafl Oebi at and salary, reejuremeriis lo: " rience S9 per hour. Sit) resume lo. , t^rly Afteioooh delivery irvduded. Ca» 313-455-3880 resume *ith salary recjuiremenls lo: 31776 Enterprise Or.. Livonia, Ml ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 4 (8t0> 353-3228 or send resume 10: 48i50. Attn: HFt-Warehouse • '• ' BOOKKEEPER V 3Q0-50O paper* per day Cra'9 Assenvbty/ ¢0739 Sunoydafe. Edueational Ovreclot, 24000 Uhser Coe Press Equipment • GENERAL OFFICE KUlNTENANCe PERSON • Futt Farmington, Ml 48336. .'- For retail store. Convpuler experience needed immediatety. Fax'to: Bd.i SouthJetd,-Mi 48034 5540 Brictgewogd 313-981r32B5 or Wrile to .45467 •'•! LSpth motor route* 6s WAH«s. Experience in eiec- Steryvg'Hfs.. Ml. 4§3t0 Augusta Dr.. Canton. Ml 48168 MOLLY MAfO Attn: A. Ward*. , MINIMUM 2 years experience. Expe­ '••.''"• for fttrlhtr i)ifi>riitiiiimi uiti: Vicet, pTunvbirvg. HVAC 4 pod Can NO/Y N'r'irvg tuB lime Mem- F(i. only. No PRESS OPERATOR/ ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, furl time;' ' rienced in all phases ol welding. BOOKKEEPER 810-478-0322 Of Fax 8IO4427510 evenings • No weekends. Medical & DIE SET-UP Please reply lo; ' P.O. Box 765. Some boc^keepvSg experience desir­ • SHlPPINOVRECEIVTNG .CLERK able. Payroll a most. Apply within: POSITION available immediaten/ ": '•.;": £<*ti •'.''•'..'-. dental, benefits' avarfaWe. Please Ctean.eff «p«m metal stamping fac-Wy Weslsrde cer dealer kiokjng tor snip­ Dearborn. Ml 48121 Fuft dme. Full charge ihroygh finan­ ca»:.i -, 343-451-8555 see,ks associates .experienced in . 24827 Pfymour/i Rd . Redtord MAINTENANCE - ping 4 receiving denk w'experience. .: (313) 535-4255 cial statement lor real estale man- working win progressive dies 4 air- Good piy.'Iringe benefits, insurance, MicHelle PERSONNEL MOftTQAGE LOAN PROCESSOR WINDOW: SERVICE agemenl firm in Plymouth Twp : feed- OenefaJ lool room knowledge Interested candidates please caJ Needed at Farmington H>fi* apt com Mrnimurri 2 years experience. TECHNICIAN . Salary commensurate wrth experi­ hefpfui: Exceftenl. beneldi .Salary Chuck Ourant al 313-261^900. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ence Can,- (610) 362-4666 mon*y. CaH . - 810-471-3625 Familiar with new construction ay>d based on experience. Apply'or send OLSON OLOS. NISSAN 4 ISUZU Needed. Houriy with good benefits. CLERK ••••••- (313)953-2242 Contour soffyvave preferred.i . resume to: E 4 E Manufacturing, 300 TRUCKS Please cal lor interview: For Lrvon^a firm. 2 years experience : : : MAINTENANCE/PORTER wanted • Cal; (810) 449-"8333 : Industrial Or. PNrr>oOth, Ml 48170 33850 Prymoolh Rd. Uvonra. :(810) 926-1144 Ex1229 ' required. Send resume .to:- - ' BUSINESS MANAGER ' :''''';:"i'\^ 'Nikki ;...'•:.•;.-. ''":.'.•• Fu< Time. 9PMS30AM UT.fi Bene- (across from Unisys) HR DepartmenL. 3177.8 Enterprise. Experienced business manager. Ms induded. Appfy in pirson al Com- NANNYS -IUO 4 part tirrve. kve-lrV XX XX • Livonia.'Ml 48150 Computer literate Must understand muler Trihiporiallon, 27980 out. M«rtgan 4 other Slates, 46 to PRINTING SNOW SHOVELERS computers 4 software. Sales 4 mar­ NcHlh'ihe Rd between Inkster 4 Mid- SlOanlnx^jfi The Nanny Corporation Comjpufer Prepress Technician. Pro­ Livoria Area . XXXX keting, accounting.' inventory control.' dtebet, flomufus Ml • • et0-258-63i». duction person needed to'assist an ACCOUNTS PAYABLE personnel, customer service, typing. $10 per hour YEAR ROUNO WORK f arminglon Hills tiriti seeking qualified sh»pping4 teerving. Graphic art skfls directors and slripping department in individual lor Iheir accounting depari- prepa/iryg files (or pnn». Experience In (313/425-3727 - '. EstaWshed Brightpfi area . builtJer helpful. »32.000 to $35,000 ptus. electronic prepress ieqt>red. wKh needs experienced rough Iramers. meni. Ouawiect cancWates must have SmaU oflce. g/rjvying business New knowledge dv^«rT^!tccporlunrty lor irxJrvtdual chain has a fu* time opervrig in frteed an Innovative person with the ability to 313^97-9123 tot an eppfcetion wrth some accounts recervabte expe­ -backgrounders, trend stories, critical and well- . PRINT SHOP packet Conripuler experience a must. Prop­ IIX Relumed Check Depart­ make sales presentations, work from leads, erty managernent experience a ptus. rience. Need lo be detad oriented 4 ment. The positron is lor f«e reasoned reviews and in-depth pieces. Prefer m -Southlield seeks M time Orei\ benefit package. Send resume organized. Excellent beneNa & malnienance and applicant experiertce with electronic page assemWy. Basic cultivate new leads arid close sales. Prefer PfiESS OPERATOR SUPERVISOR k> P.O. Box 45$. Blc<>fT>fieldH'ffs. ML working conditioris. Non srrioWnfl most be *krOed in data amry. for Itek 3965 or ABD** »10, W* 5 id 7 years supervisory experience m 48303-045« ohVie.M t«nt. Pi«ase apply lo: Joel duties include: cover art galleries, museum . • college degree or equivalent. We're willing to heavy *quiprnerit mAnufacturing TNs phone etiquetle. and prefer­ (rain person w/ al least 2 yrs. experi­ at 810 355-tOOO, Joe Panian Chev- ably have tome banking exhibits, art fairs and festivals; prepare extensive teach you about home pages and the Internet. ence. Must be leaM ptayer. Competj- is a hands-cm postm, reqxjring expe­ roiet. 28111 Telegraph, SouthNeld rience »i deating with large assem- ACCOUNTING CLERK knowledge. Pull benefits and comprehensive calenders of all arts events; tve wages: beoeMs 4 hoMays package. Send resume I0: cover other arts subjects, particularly classical Mu$t provide own transportation. This Is an • Fax resume: 810-353-2327 btni. Hydraulic and electrical Fiyi-t^na. Corrvputerized aocourrfirig ."- AOMINIStRATlVE 4 Of e«i: «10-353-226« experience >• hetoM. A eofege experience required. • Must know ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Returned Check and ja« music. EOE. Smoke arxi oVug-tree ;.:i6ppi0rtunlty to sell cutting edge technology and d*gh»e in angtnoering-is prelerred, Micoeoft. Word 4 Excel Nori »iT>c*ina tor CPA firm h Btrmkvjfwn. Com-- • Oepartment Manage/ workplace, To apply fax resume to . i|£*ejvlces. Commission only. EOE. To apply, PROJECT MANAGER TRAINEE but not required. No phone cais. Indi­ oN»ce. Send resume with salary puter. MwoSofi word, ATB. fypirva 4 P 0 Box 3344« To S30K: sjniiy, benetts,- ponu*. cate posrfico and send resume (o: requlrernemsi to: FFMC. Controller, oenaral otfioa duftet, Overtime -Jan. Detroit, Ml 48232-5446 (313)953-2057 : : : ($*mHIf^MWlo^gregOc^llne.com,. t. 8997« Srnllh fld, 32300 Northwestern Hwy. Sl«. 215. f>ru Apr. 15.' Fien time 4 good beha- "Wy Jr'1' '' *' •" *•"' •' '•"' -'.•"'*.' 1 . '. •> • '• v'. " < "••' ,.^-(.2- ^<>" s5 «10-524-1500. PAXr B10-S2<-24«1 RomxArt. Ml 44174 Ann: WH." Farrningwn MtH$, Ml 4.8534 Ms. Cal Deborah (810) 642-6651 ipirliTftl -'til 11 ii'i''1' 11 • '~t ii 1111 '• - ii' 1 >. 1-i. iiVi 1V' '• 1 • ii'i'if •! 'iiiiw'tfttliiSi

)v is. tt<>- ><.'>• i A V • k ",-.'.>>, >i;.». y^v4»- *> *». |W,^-^v *. •-¥• -W* .*"»•»*•* -,>^af, ••,*<*••<&-•»-$•• *- '••»>""' Monday, December 23,1996 O&E Classifications 500 to 508 (•)9C I Help Win W- BelpWuttd- B«!pWt0itd- Food/Beverage Office Clerkil FoodrBevmje lOfekrittl MJkal ResUunuit B**tuwnt CLERICAL mmmmptmmmm FILING aeftx . OPERATOfVRECEPTK)NIST fiECRETARY MEDICAL COQ'K FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR PROFESSIONAL I Be a part <^ w 0/0"*'mg learn, Part tma posibon in Soythtiew, Farm Phone operator Jo* corporata otfica. Must be able to type SOWPM. W* be Fu« time with benefit*. Excelent hours for certified cuknary manager wanted, oppoftunity axisti' Corri>ng Clinical Laboratories & co,. FuS tme. Mon-Fn'.. 8-Spm. tested Must be aWe to write MSerj, CENA's, Staring rate $700 an hour. graduate or equfv*t«nL Ful responsi­ In new Oakland County f»slaor«nl lor} lenity' seekog to l* the following hartdfa travel reservation*. Musi be ottioa duSes. • Maj resume to E»oet«Qt beneU package. • $7.80VhOur to start: . PHLEBOTOMISTS --..' (810) 474-7.538 bility lor suburban rebremeni home experienced dicing room manager. Wi« tr&n the nghl IndwIuaJ.. Cal computer kteraie'. Must be abi« to I pOi^OfW HA 3. 26776 WT12 MU?*. * kitchen wish (ormat dining room. Must Contact 7.1AS 3pm daiy 27909 Kalhy a). 310-583-1100 E»t 3107 work uxter pressure and handle a » Exceltenl benefits Nursing RorRes SovtrAetd, Mt 48034' COOKS 4 WAITSTAFF possess Ml knowledge of food sar-' Orchard. Lake Rd at 12 fee Rd variety, bl task* A54N. lo speak Apply in Pertonr DATA ENTRY FuS 4 part time. Apply in person: vice, ordering, production 4 budgets. 810-S53-7001 Spanish • plus. Safary-. n*go«iye. 3 AM. -11:30 AM Must be. en exceWnt chel and abw to OPERATOR GENERAL OFFJCE help for PARALEGAL . Hoyri: Bex*l« Please ca* MARYWOOO NURSING THE BOX BAR 4 GRILL . Internet Service Provider FOR Farcnington IMi law firm. MJV Early Morning SNfl OffererHial Iran 4 dwect a fu* sUK of cooks, pre­ fjUSmg DeptrDay Shift 313834-400«, exL 265 CARE CENTER 777 W. Arm Artx< Tr„ Plymouth Answer phones, misc. ¢^, «num 3-5 years experience in either paratory staff and WW 4 bus per­ 36975 W. Five Mile, L.vonJ* • AUBURN HH.LS RUBY TUESDAY'S R6cjui*s a mirvrriym 55-60 v>pm. Key. K^4U , "*<*!• •** i2Wl«4Mdde- la* or proba'.e law. Piease send sonnel. This Job is tor a lake-charge Coffing CWcai Laboratories, Ihe | bearing ****. tjga area Unda 313-531-1120 resume lo: SECReTARY WANTED for Farm- ^ .'"£oe • L type ol irvSvvjual. ExceHeni compen­ fWVV HIRING! . . Box 11416 ' tngton Hit firm., Profici«r>cy with largest etinca! diagnosfec laboratory in COOKS sation with incenfcve*. Please $end Cooks & Dishwashers LAB ENTRY Word required. M*Snlo*h experi­ Michigan is currenLV seeking highfy resume (o: Box »1404 Start al $7.St0hr. Day one msur- GENERAL OFFICE Observer A Eccentric Newspaper* FAMILY HEALTH SERVtCES - WERE SO BUSY 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. " • ' ence not rweessa/y but desired, eo» fnotrvaled individual* with a mia ot i Obser\er & Eccentric Newspapers anca 4 vacation pay. Apply ai: OPERATOR to handle oV, & weaUy reports, pay. A small, triefxty, home health afleoey WE NEEO MORE HELP Uvorva. Ml 48150 wpm- Fax resume to: •'-• •••• " localed in Canton b seeking compas­ vr. r^«vioo«'phJebotorriy experience. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. 12 MJiOrcha/d take Rd. AHernoon SMt t.7Ptt) ro». ryjKrtg & customer, service. Salary Ready lo step up lo fine d-r^ng? 810^932-5201/2 sionate' and caring indrvidual* to Must possess excelent customer LACOU. Ml 48150 (F*rm/gton Hits) Requires a trwvmym o( 55-60 cased upon experience Fuitimawjn * «vpm. Ii.eyti03rd.ng sMls PARALEGAL/LEGAL serve our patients as Registered relations arid organizational tUts. : oeneUs. Please send resume or SECRETARY: Nurse* We provide *» necessity Ortving o» company vehicle required. appty Ws. Part i M time petition •with beoeMj svajlatte exoeJeril motor vehicle record. corr-ptete an application Mon. • Tbijrs is now hiring fof a» positions. • »d. Oeart)Qrn, Ml 48126 tioo law firm! Please FAX resume lo available,-.Ca»;. (810) 473-6200 Pie*i« cat: (313) 981-1300 FOOD SERVXifrPOSITIONS now hiring HAM-3RM (please come prepared John at, 810-353-4840 S*ver & Interviews held daily 7a'm - 5 pm - for national brand food court iockxing for Kit no) at Corn.ng Chnca) Labo- Nitikirv Minmom 2 yrs experience. We 6«e< a competitive salary and 12 Mia 4 Orchard Lake Road HAPPY HOLIDAYS •*> beneUs package, including Me, health *Taco Bell * Pizza Hut rator£>. 4444G>ddnost Giddnos FRoad . Auburn FROM NO PHONE CALLS PLIASE. , Help Wanted- FAMILY HEALTH.SERVICES Come See Why We're • 1 Wait Staff Hi's. Ml EOE M/F/tVV A smal. fnendry, home healifi agency and dental insurance: 40t(k) and (Forma.fy D Denrvson's) •Burger King SNELUNG PERSONNEL PAYROLL/ACCOUNTING CLERK - located in Canton Is seeking compa*- CORNING: stock option plan*. For H-rvig loday -Start tomorrow! Deli Staff Denial immediate conVderation, please DELIVERY 4 HAND 8ILLERS ROYAL OAK lufl lane lot non-profit child/lamrly stonato and caring IndnriduaJs to Appfy. in person al: CLERICAL - * serve our patterns a* Certified apply Mon-Thurs. 11am-3pm at: NEW UVONIA STORE Start I he new year vr-th a new job! We cara agency. Experience in cx>rnpu(- ABSOLUTELY THE best wo/VJrw Bartender Fus-t,me lor t«ianciai services busi­ enzed payroi systems p^Jened. Nursing Assistants We provide al Coming Ctincal Laboratories. 4444 Great Cash, flexible hrs! Idea! ARAMARK INC. teue permanent, temporary and ternp atmospnere for an experienced Giddmgs Rd., Auburn H":!s, Ml. second |ob or (or coBeoe students ness Please send resume; Theresa Competitive wage* and enceBent necessary training and equipment Oakland Uavers-ty No experience necessary to hire positions throughout the metro dental assistant 810-478^2110 EOE (Af/DA/ Can Mr. PiU al . 313-266-9115 K'o,(an, Smith Barney. 201 W. Bo area Can 810-359-3450 (We ha\e benefits Sendtesume to P. Bye PO SlS/hour with benefits availabte. 112 Oakland Center Apply m person Beaver'Rd, Ste 1250. Troy,Ml 4SO&4 Box 530944. Livonia, Mt Please ca*; (313) 981-1300 Tues. thru Sun 10-Spm voice mail)'of FAX your resume <24 ADDITIONAL STAFF NEEDE0 MEOtCAL RECEPTIONIST Rochester, Ml 48309 hours) to 810-399-3539 48153-0944. EOE 6873 Orchard Lake Rd . CLERICAL - Plymouth company has For progressive, new. mooem Dental Fun time position open at large Cardi­ (810) 370-3490 : (810) 855-6622 ' openng in one person otlce 3 yrs Office ifi Uthrup ViOaga. ology practice m Farmingtofi FUts. EOE M/F PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST/ . RECEPTIONIST HHA'5, CNA's, I DICK O'DOWSl eiperience "Customer conlacl, HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ASSISTANT minimum 3 years experience. Excel­ 1 • CHAIRSlDE ASSISTANT PERSONAL CARE- lent benefits. Send resume to CCA. UPSCALE RETIREMENT .irivo-ang. • clones, job orders, data SECRETARY lor the Birmrngham-BIoomtield I PUBLIC I THE OXFORD Commurvry Seeking entry, computer skills $16-S18K FuJ-lime position; experience neces­ Attn Dawn Backos. 30626 Ford Fid.. Seasoried person vnth professional Chamber of Commerce to work Wed, benefit*. Reply to Box 51314. sary. Excellent benefits package: . GIVERS . Garden prty." Ml 48135 INN - Novi demeanor needed tor grew mo firm thru Fri Customer servfce, phones • HOUSE • Cook & Pantry Help tiVor»3. Ml'. 48151-0314. 810-623-2443 Is no* hrmg. for al Temp to Perm. and general office skins desired. Tirea of nursing homes? positions. Piease apply: Pan time, lutj lime posit oris available. • in Birmingham is now • Please conlact f.t)rier>r,a Loveft or SI0-S12 per hr Must be PC Wera'e Knowledge of BUSINESS MANAGER Tired ot Iravefing? MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 43317 6 Grand Rrver Kenn Williams: (810) 799-5221 ' CLERICAL/ ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 Birmingham area and services a FuS-time position in progressive com- lmrr*dia!e opening in Southfield • hiring EXPERIENCED: I Phone, 810-305-5656 plus tnlerestirio job with lots o( Like TEAMWORK? . OncologyAyifectioustxsease Practice. RECEPTIONIST putenzed oftce. 313-421-5220 or KITCHEN STAFF LEGAL ASSISTAflT variety. CaH 810-644-1700 810-333-3921 INNOVATIONS has immediate 1 year experience in a Medical Office- I ^ert York Carpel World is in need LUNCH BUSSERS fr/mingham law (irm seeks a Legal positions in our Novi, Westiand and along with computer, people and tele­ I q.f an alert reliable and depend- Assrstant with a minimum of"3 years RECEPTIONIST - experienced, CHAIRStOE ASSISTANT Fkni senkx retirement oommunrlies phone skSs required. 40-45 hours per- WAITSTAFF sba person to harxte general experience m corporafe i Real mature person, part tine lor hght EXPERIENCED ONLY. Part-time for qoaWy caregrvers ike YOU!! Guar­ waek. Paid Vacation. Personal Days. RUNNERS oitic-e .'duties (or (he store. typing, computer., scheduling, Blue Cross. Profit Sharing and 401«. I tjtate v.ork The idea!candidate A-in Mon, Trturs- 4 SaL Wage compen­ anteed 20 hr, positions- available. (Very busy, high-volume Pub isl P^asani telephone manners a be able to work on muC.pie assign- phones Call (810) 541-0330 Monday thru Friday. Fax resume lb. sates w'expeijenc*. Farminglorv'5 Competitive pay. regular merit now hiring fuit 4 part tme'days 4 Z must Part-time powoas. eve- ments concurrently, be detai on- M.!a Rd. area 1313) 425-7010 increases and bonus ncentrves!! For Office Manager (810) 552-8602 RECEPTIONIST • evenings. Advancement- IromB n.ngii and *eeVends ented and high!-/ orgarwed, A immedate interview, caS Pat D. at ias FAST growing real estate. Daytime.' • with/i. (iooo wa.jes- good tpsla apply at competitive salary- and' benefits' JOIN.OUR TEAM! Dearborn denial MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION Southern Italian evening hours Typing Good phone 2'9955'Orchard Laiie Rd.' package will be offered Qualified office looking Irx experienced, front Heatth Care INNOVATIONS POSITIONS AVAILABLE' _ ., Apply in person al J etiquette. Basic office skills. CaS Ms Jusi N ol 13 Mile Rd. applica'nls are mvrted" lo send the.r de sk person wtoompuiej knowledge. Out Emergency Medicine transcrip­ I 160 Maple, BirminghaBirminghamm I Restaurant Beck (810) 352-0111 1-800-765-7544 Farmingron H-iis resume and.salary hslory'io Opening for experienced" dental tion service' is cunentfy looking lor Legal Assistant Search assistanl or will train, fun time: Good experienced or entry-level medical (810) 642-1135 z RECEPTIONIST "We Feed You Like Famllv" . CLERICAL SUPPORT lor manulac- CARSON FISCHER PLC wages w/benefits. <313) 274-5210 transoripborusts to M several after­ Itirers. rep agency in Farrfungton 300 E. Maple Rd , tor busy, B>rmtngham travel agency- Home Health Aides noon, night and weekend positions. A /^/S: NowHiring'A A A Must have experience 4, be PC lit­ Word processing skills necessary. Birmingham. Ml 48009 DENTAL ASSISTANT. lufl-Lme for We offer oompetitrvB pay, productivity erate FuS time.'Mcm.-Fn., Certified Home Health WAIT STAFF Wait Staff- Bussers •Fun lime'position (810) 615-9100 innovative 4 progressiva practice in bonuses. fiexAle sctedufing. excel­ Call'Linda at: 810^644-1600 Aides lent benefts. and a oomfortable office The Heatherwood Retirement Com- Bartenders - Hosts. LEGAL SECRETARY Farmington Hjfls Looking for a munrty located in, Southfield is COLLECTIONS people person to lit in a. customer Nursing Assistants environment. Please send your cover Bngham Farms la* f.rm seeks part- RECEPTIONIST -for Webb Printing seeking part txna wait starl Musi We are gobi/gywe need more help! Come •PERSON needed lor a rapioVy service oriented practice,' Exceflent letter and resume lo: David Patrick. Ime Secretary with Ltigation,experi­ company. 5495 Tread«ell Ro. .Homemakers •'-.' work weB with seniors Choose your griming company. Compefitva wage benefits, PJ10) 214-3011 2000 Green Rd, Suite 100. Ann . see Oakland County's exciting new arid benefits. One year office experi­ ence. .Must be proficient iv>duai Top. United Home Cafe Services injury ti'/m/ Requirements: 3 years benefits and pleasant surroundings. RECEPTIONIST salary 4 excellent benefits for the 15712 Farmington Rd,. Lrvonia For very last-paced office In expenence and Word Perlecl Must Please send resume to: ARCADIA HEALTHCARE'".' right candklale. (3131 722-5130 (Two blocks N. 0( 5 Mile) Canton. Medcal experience be highfy organized Salary commen­ . Box »1393 H^HENTION ADVERTISER^ Human Resources.Oept (3V3) 422-9250 j • a must. Please' send surate with:expenence. Please can Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers w 340-E' Big Beaver Rd.Ste 250 resume "to: Offce Manager, 5730 Cindy Bali (810)353-7575 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. DENTAL ASSISTANT Troy. Ml 48083 UHey Rd . Suite A. Canton. Ml 48187. Uvohia. Ml 48150 Fax, 810-740-1444 Dr. SmuiSky is sSfeking the right indi­ Of Fax to: 313-981-6850 LEGAL SECRETARY vidual to fill our current opening as a LPN'S Dental Assistant m our PlyrrxjutlV NEEDED tor pari time private duty EOE>ADU • For Fa'rm'ngton Hills iav» firm Expen­ RECEPTIONIST Canton office. We are offering a fuH- positions Competitive salary Please ence requred. Can, 810-851-6000 FULL-TIME Benefits.-Pax! Holidays lime positon with excellent salary, cat (313)^22-1018 Ask" for Jacky or RECEPTIONISTS COORDINATOR Most have excellent phone 4 typiig benefits, as weB as NO Saturdays: Jf Judy- RECEPTJONiST ' . LEGAL SECRETARY skills: Fax-resurne to: you are the best and want to be • & SUPERVISOR FGM t-me. Minimum 3 yrs. eipenence Eurolech Design (nc: 810-588-8696 app{reoa!ed for >cuf talents, please Northwest ENT olices. Experience. Deadlines To $25,000 • for personal miury frm Exce^enl MARKETING/ requsred. Computer brfling-.a plus1 Ma.or wortdAide company seeks call: (313) 453-0940 salary arid fringes. 8'10-354-2500 RECEPTIONIST/FULL TIME- FnenoTy atmospl-iere- 313-454-0099 e>celient interpersonal skit's tor this ACCOUNTING Lookjrig lor a self. sUrte'r lor a biusy DENTAL ASSISTANT . PART time, flexible hours, f^omputer (ront desk posit-pn. Ability to.mterface brokerage firm located to downtown For Classifieds v, :h dgnilares (torn afferent couri- LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced Fun time tor busy West expenence-a must. Home lor the SPEECH/LANGUAGE Birm^igham. Nee envi.ronmerif. great Bloomfieid practice. Benefits aged Commission. (313) 337-8144 tries- Mcrosoft Office a p\is. NEEDED • Downtown Delrol law firm PATHOLOGIST benefits, a variety 0( (Ob duties. CalLj _ (810)-855-5212 seeks energetic, responst>iein America's fastest growing career Performers. Dentistry's First On Can Rene's Bar and Grin. 31022 Ann Windows 61, Send resume to: SaDy Human Resources Human Resource Company. We mvite EOE opportunity.. Free technical tran.ng. Nightingale. 3610 Cadillac Tower, Arbor Tr. Westiand. . add to your, earnings.: Bring your Attn: Fteceptionist Position you 10 work w.th us in 1997. '313-425-2454. Detroif. Ml 46226. - '. To find out how. can us at.... • Excellent communication skills 23100'Providence Dr., Ste. 200 Thursday January 2nd Publication • Typ/>g 30worn ••' '. SoutMje'd. Ml-46075 (810) 477-5777 :.- No Fees EOE • FlexiWty 4 wiHihgness to learn MATERIALS CLERK \. or lax to: (810) 569-7330 V Call Connie today - We are looking for a Materials Clerk Real Estate All Other Liner Ads 646-7661. -'••',• '473-293t to work m our high volume, fast paced RECEPTIONiST ' DENTAL RECEPTIONIST ^fC purchasing department. This indi­ Temporary to permanent positions for Fisher Building practice. Hours Pizza Advantage Staffing vidual wJl handle aB inputting and'or • Ads Display Ads 5:30 pm available. HUMAN RESOURCES flexble, part to lull time. CaS 4 leave IN FARMINGTON HILLS f i!mg of purchasing forms such, as nori- --. (810) 553-7710 message: '. (313) 871-1100 A'PR'IA DATA ENTRY invehtory orders, debits, purchase IS NOW.HIRING ; 3:00 pm, Friday 5:00 pm, Monday Monday order, revisions..quotations.. letters, RECEPTIONIST/ TYPIST DENTAL. RECEPTIONIST - FuHpart HFAITHCARE Lunch & Weekend Wail Staff Growing companies in monthly reports, goal substantiation. Birmingham Corporate office seeks time position available. Mufti-doctof ail Krtcheh & Bus Staff Decern be r2 7th December 30th December 30th Plymouth & Lrvonia in search memos, as weS as performing miscel­ full time experienced receptionist. practice. Must have dental knowl­ MEDICAL ASSISANT We offer flexible hours, greal laneous clerical duties. Requirements Musi have good telephone skirls, edge 4 computer experience. Excel­ pi data entry operators. Experienced for busy urologist office wages, health benefits. 401K, include a high school diploma of word prooessirig (Windows^ Word­ lent benefits. (313)722-5130 in /Jovi. Part-time. meats plus family discounts 4 equivalent, two to three years experi­ Perfect) and professional appear­ $8-$9 per hr.^ Calf 810-380-6360. ext, 16. . ence working as clerical suppbrl to an ance. Minimum 2 years experience. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST much more: Apply in person QDbaeruer Q lEcc^ntrit ARBOR TEMPS: 459-1166 industrial.or purchasing bffice, abSity Good benefits. Pfease send resume Family practice single doctor office Is between 2-4pm ail, DATA ENTRY io type and file with accuracy, key­ to: Box »1426 looking for a part-time person*, hope­ .. MEDICAL ASSISTANT 31(346 Northweslern Hwy.. C L ASS I F I ED ADVERTISING Office Services board speed o( noi less than 50 wpm. fully with experience .- personalty FuH and part time, Troy area: and the abttty.to utilize computer in Observer & Eccentric Newspapers New growth opportunity with major more important. 20 hours per week. (8.10) 689-71(50 .'.'• standard business 'applications. We 36251 Schoolcraft Rd logistics lirrris. Temp to hire ooportu- Canton. ;, (313) 981-1800 - CASHIERS WAfHEd offer excellent wages end benefits. Lrvonia, Ml. 48150 mty. Dearbora Pryrnoulh and Auburn . MEDICAL ASSISTANT - NEW LIVONIA STORE Wayne County.. Send resume to: ,....,.. ..(313)591-0960 H'Bs locations. Accurate 8.000 to DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fu* tjme/NovL Must have ceftrftcaie Great Pay. flexible hrs. Ideal for RECEPTIONIST Homemakers (Exi 6 30am.-2prn) 10.000 key strokes and recent experi­ .' KERR CORPORATION V/ith secretarial and organizational Fufl-fime Requires upbeat, energetic (rbm MA .'program.. Experience' in person who likes people. Sqme expe­ Ideal for student (Ex. 5pm.-10pm.) ence. Can Donna today ' HUMAN RESOURCES DEPT. skiffs. Full time. Lrvonia'Call Oavid, vena puncture, EKG. and x-rays a Oakland County...... (810)644-1070 rience necessary. Walied Lake office...... - 3^5. Cal! Mr.Pita al- 313-266-9115 648-7663-• 473-2933 PO, BOX 455 (313).427-4141 plus; FAX (313) 513-0531 Great staff, benefits. Cal Bev. at Romulus'. Mi. 48174 Advantage Staffing (313)728-5600 ' . COOK, DISHWASHER. PREP Rochester/Rochester Hills. ,:...... :.(810)852-3222 An.gqual Ooporturtity Employer SECRETARIAL/ MEDICAL ASSISTANT FuH or pari lima, days or nights . ENTRY. LE.VEL office position,.FufV Part time: lof (amity practice in Red- . DENTAL TECHNICIAN Immediate openings. Crestwood part-time. Frtina shipping, phone and ADMINISTRATIVE lord. Knoifrtedge ofX/ay procedures. FaxYourAd..; ...... (313)953-2232 MORTGAGE PROCESSOR. Blue Waxet. Experjertce preferred, Lounge, 27885 Prymouth. Uvonlai general office. Computer skills a pjus EquCred.t Corporation of Ml. one of ASSISTANT. Send resume: to Office Mgr.-, 27144 313-427-1137 lo Sales Manager o( Uvonia Real but wilRng lo train. Beautiful dowh- Joy Rd„ Bedford, Ml 48239 Apory In person.. Dee. 19-24/ the nation's largesr home ' equity IcwnFarmioglon.. 810-478-335S .800am-Noon* Versa-Tech Inc lending firms, has a position open -in Estate oflce, PieaSanl. upbeat per­ sonality, computer uterale,. self 2)35 SlephensonHwy,.Troy. its Southfield offse.. Must type 45 HYGIENIST • part time.: Our Bir­ wpm and have good organizational directed and organized. Fax resume MEDICAL ASSISTANT mingham dowhlown offica is IdoMng Part lane for family practice in Uvonia, • (aro^sM-ipoo. skills. S« months offx>e experience 10: Mr. Workman at 313-953-7343 lor an experienced individual with Mon 4 Thur 2pm lo 9pmi Alternating EXECUTIVE ADMIN ISTRATIVE required, mortgage experience with salary range. - excellent people skiffs To loin our Sal's 9aiti to' 1pm and vacation cov- MACHINE CO SECRETARY helpful. Excellent company benefits: (earn Can Joan (810) 647-2109 erage. Experience preferred- For' interview -appoinlment call SECRETARIAL (Injectxjris, EKG's. chest x-rays) . Advanced Internet Providers, Lid A 810-352-3400 . ENTRY, leyel position, Large . HYGIENIST (313) 427-3504 Join the General Motors team and Plan To Wirt. National Internet Services company EEO/AA Employer • ; IrahSpOrtatiorvTogistics corporation We are expanding our- Bochesler in Ann. Arbor.: Ml. is seeking 3 located in LWOnia. seeking highh/ rWs office hours. 4pm'-8pm.r Mon­ Engineering-Midsize Luxury Car Group, Flint and NVarren, Ml has openings for. Machine Controli pleasant inrJrvioVa) w-itfi exceiient NO OFFICE POLITICS motivated- incCvidual to hancre a days, Perrrianjnl, part tfne position. MEDICAL ASSISTANT telephone skills, comprehensive ALLOWED! ,- variety of administrative duties. CandV Engineers to provide electrical engineering for automotive body, paint, and general assembly machine tool S1ate-of-!ha Art office, Salary based Immediafe : opening in SoutWield .word, excel and accounting of Quick Fun, fast paced, office needs ener­ date musl possess good phone eti­ on experience. (810) 651-0892 Ohcbiogylnfectious Disease Practxe. . books software knowledge, coupled getic assistant. Part time. Gteal quette! excellent computer skills 1 year experience along with Blood and material handling equipment. Responsible for design, construction, aiid plant installation of with sfrong Ofganrzationa), secre­ hours 4 pay. Coritad Laura after 12 preferably in Microsoft Word. Excel Drawing, Medaport and X-ray skills tarial, and administrative skais noon at ..-- 313-469-8127. and. PowerPoint required. Please recjuved. 40 io 45 hour*per week. manufacturing control systems. send or fax resume lo:' Pax} Vacation, Personal Day*, Blue • . Contact end send resumes to: 12780 Levan Rd. and OFFICE ASSISTANT Lrvonia. Ml 44150 Cross, Profit Sharrm g 401K Answer phone*, data entry, fifing FAX: 313-464-5642 Monday Ihru Fnday. fta x resume 10 Candidate qualifications ate B..SEE degree or equivalent experience iivdesigning control systems, ability Chairman o( the Board •'••.•••'• General clerical duties - wa Iran. i • Aftn:: Joanna- Nowickl Offce Manager, (810) 552-6602 Advanced mjerriel Providers. Lid Send resume lo: D.L., P. O. Box308, to interpret and apply NationM Electrical Code and Federal Regulations (OSHA); detailed undersUhdijigOf, •709 West Huron SI . Southfield. Ml 46037* '"'•.•• ATTENTION \ . Arm Arbor, Ml 48103 SECRETARIAL.. : SECRETARY FOR arnal Archilec- available. Send resurna lo: Southfield.'Ml 48075. *xcen«rt *k»s. Musi have prior John Alexander. 2000 Town Center, tuiril firm, In tSouthfieW. ProCcienl m Human Resources, PO Box 82177 S. Saginaw St., Flint, Michigan 48557. Mail Code: 485-303-501 experience working with an exec- Ste. 1600, Southfield. Ml 48075 ' Word 4 Exctd. Send resuirtSa to: Rochester, Ml 48308 uttvalevel professional. Prohcient . An Equal ppportun*y Emptoytr ••• 28211 Cant/al Park Bfvd. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST »» mora.. (313) 535-7660 Uvonia. Ml 48150 .' lax*) Contact Mary AnrVat: (313)261-389.1 06NERAL- OFFICE ' . - RECEPTIONIST Secretary/ Receptionist HOME HEALTH AIDES lof Pfy- FuH time positico available. Dealer EntrV level position krf smaH South- Southfield Insurance office. Lrfelniur- rftouth, Uvonia, Canlon 4 BeHevifte. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST ship eirpenvice » plu». AfpfV m 6«MtawfkTn.ClericaJ*xp*Hl«^pra- anoa •xparianea preferred. Send KOS Hdme Care., 200« HogbacA Experienced. Fud time lot busy Farrh- {«vxn: Sfw E^VIM LScoin Mercury, |l»m»d C**.^'***].!0*" » 4pfn resume, to: P.O. 80*76018 J. Uthrup Rd; (Bone 3A. Ann Arbor, Ml 48105 tngton Hr** CardWogv office. Please Wft F/ifl M, Oarden O/ 810-356-4433 Vil*g», Ml 4*076-0191. 313973-1345 , ••: cat Dertfse at (810) 932-3700

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Monday, December 23,, 1996 O&E Classifications 511 to 512 (•)1D P"' HelpWuted- HelpWanld- HelpWuted- BelpWaotr! HelpWanled- HetpWjutled- Saks Safel Sale* Sates •"• Sales Sales 30 wmmmmmmmmm—m m : M APPLICATION. ENGINEER Health iNTERESTEO IN a caree/ in M&ng PURCHASING MANAGER ';:•'•- SALES POSITION.; '•'. Real manufactured homes? Great oppor­ Livonia drm i» weking experienced REAL ESTATE . SALES: Avaitabje in Novi. Great potential to SALBS S«rvice/Ai>plicat»Ofi Engine/. («nlry -A Estate One ATHLETIC ATTITUDE tunity, excettem income Good ic* lor Growing marketing company , is purchasing person to Steel our pur­ learn, and buiVJ 8 career. ExceJ^ni REPRESENTATIVE level) B5WE preferred, electrical OH PLYMOUTH OFFICE • retired person. Must be'witting lo chasing department Ideal cancSdate ; PROFESSIONALS Livonia Location pay, M. berieti package and lemfx; knowledge required. Position M«)uhg key sports maided, 4mb.t»jo* work *odual$ ready tor team play- & w 8 possess at least 5 years o< pMr- Aerotek is a national technical tempo­ Jworkjng coodtioriS On the job m.x/iei application support, rninu- ence preferred Call Medallion maceutical purchasing experience. Do vou want a career thai win tracing available tor a high 'ervargy. Jo>n the industry'of the 90s maided individuals. Maxknue team atmosphere Foe appointment Homes: (313)480-0003 rary staffing company w-th oM trajvng. fiei^e hour*, sod 31778 Enterprise. Dr., Livonia. MJ right atutude and are w^ing la he^ service 4 we are kx*.^ for PO Bon 748. Brighton. Ml 48116 KITCHEN & BATH worix hard and appty yourseH, pro*, Aer'otekhas becofha one ol the 810-344-0260 . $50,000 fust year tfioome poten­ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS in • 4,8150. Attn: ^R-Purchasing taslest g/o*'/ig companies' in D-ie a dynamic, ptop'^ crierited,' tial" For more inJonnaton cart. PtymouttyCanton area lor three SALES REP :. r>5 W^r company can offer a rrioney 4 goni motvated sates better package to help you business, representing major Fortune SerioGs. career minded individuals Michigan's largest krtohen and. bath 500 .Corporations. Serious About A Career irxivickja! We curfenDy have HelpWintaJ- DIANE HOWARD capable ol participating on a dynamic specialists. Base salary plus commis­ attain a successful ca/eer in open/^gs incur Sc*jtrifiekf4 EasJ- sion and lutt beneMs. Tu« tme posi­ REAL ESTATE real estate, in Real Estate"? (313) 455-7000 reaf estate team. People-oriented You wi» beo/i your career as a TECH­ Via are setious about your sOe brancf-ies. This career posi­ Sales organization offers on-the-job tions available. Experienced «»• CAREER tion eritaJs prospect-ng new applicant J onfy. please. Can Mr: *h rated trancNse system NICAL RECRUITER 'in ms'Kje sales. success' —>—• training, and an opportunity for above As a part ol our learn, you wit be • Free Pre-fscensing classes business, setting appOng. a customer base & m M mm tecruijirig. JriterY^w/vj. larkelng, '..."• Eivctus^-e Success *-•—K .^ »*''" '.•.• »•;":•".:»" ' •*•— - •1 cy»i cornmissiori plan - <313) 453-6800 (AS inquiries held io "Free Training" and bulldog cterit relatwhs. Upon Systems Programs customer fcAow-up. We offer, a ARE YOU confidence) •Completety updatecf ol*« hea.ithy base salary. • exceSent ^AC'COUNT REPS^ Cat Today. . . and lechnicat sysfemt - . eompfet>cc « your hsl year; you may • Variety of. Corfimssicjn Plans • CONTEMPLATING MAhJAGEMENT ' advance into outside sales where you - .. Join the No. 1 commission package, a'uto enow- 31Year Oki rjornpany •" •Group health coverage ance 4 paJ teneMs Some pre­ A REAL ESTATE •Best buyer and setter wia'have the opportunity to tap'into Cow*** Banker achate Mw9««Repea! Cuswner Base INDIA, CHINA, TRAINEE V Century 21 MdL - your leadership and sales m the Midwest! vious sates experience required Hgf*»t Pari Rep> in IrxJostry Corporate Transferee Service system Send resume 4 salary require­ CAREER? PHILIPPINES... Looking (Of an ambitious, career on­ •Unsurpassed riai'onai and potential ' No! insurance Co or MLM 810-851-6700 Call Sharon McCann at ments to SaleVHR Mgr:. P.O. 1 ented indivioXiaJ with sales and'of con­ kxa! advertising exposure, No Prospect-ng Working professoriate with back­ : (313)462-1913 1 Box 221. Easifxxite. Ml 48021 or H you are serous about sumer ctedit experience. Salary ptus •Free pre'tcensing We prbvxJe a competitive base s* ary. A fax to Ho Overn^r.l Travel entering the business and pro­ grounds m Bus ir .ess. .knporvtxpon; cdn-^ssioa Sxce tent benefits. Many bonuses, and a comprehensive bene­ CiOldwelc l Banker Maew m- hoose tramjig confer. Cas EncRader. or v^.-t ;us on Our Reps earn an average'ol SS50 - 313-459-6000 INSIDE SALES and more. . the wor*d wide web at ...in Real Estate Sales by joining a S1800 a.weefc' • REPRESENTATIVE 1-800-476-EARN , (313) 261-0700 . WAW.aeroiekcom tt you ara a strong closer «ho has the Waste Management ot Wchigan Real Estate One Michigan's EOE desire toearn over S50 000 per year firm that is committed to the success COUNTER SALESPERSON Detroit West, a division ol the nations Largesi Real Estate Company . Lets talk! '. - targes! environmental services com­ SALE&VARkETING poaton Tier • 810-474-2929 SERVICE TECHNICIAN One suppl er. Report ovectfy to presi­ of it's agents. Realize unlimited Parts & accessortes department. Full pany. Waste Managemem.. Inc.. is JOKE REAL ESTATE SALES se«kon 4 holiday pay. 313-421 -8900 SALES PERSON. Contact the Chamberlain Office exce"enl training 4 advancement Attn: Sates Manager ture and level measurement is des,ir- Help grow an established business CARBIDE SALESPERSON - ' Phone (810)473-7210 36850 Van Born Road abJe Apply by resume: Box »1451 record management and' storage, Salary fjius commission Fringes- For confidential interview ca9: SALES ASSISTANT , nearest you today! Fax Resume.. . .(8*0)473-4548 Wayne. Ml 48184 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers I Kitchen Shxtici of Birmrojham speaal- company Must.have 2 years sales Car Send resume io Box If424 36251 Schoolcrafl Rd; experience'or'be cortege-.graduate Ooserve* J Eccentric Newspapers ^.Greene & Assoc.; Personnel,/ ized m high end custom.cabinetry is Livonia. Ml 48150 . - seeking quaked design assistants New account identification and devel­ BIRMINGHAM TROY 36251 Schoolcraft Rd opment Skirts a -must Ability to Livonia Ml 48150. EXPANDING COMPANY.tookjngfor INSURANCE AGENT needed tor Drafting'sM's including perspectives (810)647-6400 (810)641-1660 key leaders tor nabbnal expansion established dienlele. No experience PROFESSIONAL SALES CAREER required Please caTl 810-645-0410 develop strong customer relation­ Entry level positionavaiabte at REAL ships' Satan/..commission, car allow­ W. BtOOMFIELO - , CASH 0'AH.Y program No sales- experience necessary. Wi« train. Base + commis­ ROYAL OAK required. Motivated, enthusiastic sion • benefits at American General ESTATE ONE. MicKgan'S largest SALES HELP (or Redford flo­ ance and benefits. Resumes to. (810)547-2000 [810)8514400 Able to drive a 5 speed 21 years ol real estate company First year Hartford North (313)525-9500, age, Mua t>e abte to lift 30 pounds people Fua support 4 training pro­ Lite 4 Accident" Can Joe or Jim: rist, greeting customers 4 Leonard Brds 810-489:39U EOE income $50,000 plus. Ca» helping care lor Towers. Full or P.O. Bdx 867: Sl50-S350paiddaJy Need 5 people vided (810) 788-6329 * 1 Barry EtJerholi at 8T0-477-11lt ^- £r H ..(313) 522-8866 or Fa* resumes: (810)-739-3662 part time. (313) 535-4934 Royal Oak. Mi 48068

Happy Holidays to Me/ry Christmas you & your Family • to Our friends & Customers /na\. DESIGNING WINGYEE RJBSTAT^ANT Season s CAROLE HALMEKANGAS DESTli^ATJONS Thmkyou to our liitf*i Oenti fof B» Open Ghrisimeij'lve S Greetings nomeroiji yw long rdemhl K«p up tfie good I HAPPY HOLIDAYS Christmas Day 2.8pm VV?sWngytx»« Season vwlrj Ygg wont tot intern* with Omega! 6207 MiddelbeJt Rd. of GJadness & a Scawn OMEGA MORTGAGE NEW PEKING • c^Chwrfbr Garden City '37097 UJ. Six Mile RcJ. Happy Holidays CORPORATION RESTAURANT 313-458-9150 Uvonlo 3444)ElahlMile#115 29105 Ford Rd. & a Healthy New Year Lrvonia Garden City, Ml ai3j.9: Your Fnends at J81.0) 471-6000 (313)425-2230 P^aVdM -mi. and . jnmf ST LIVONIA Happy Holidays GENGHISKHAN DRUGS RESTAURANT Laural Park 313-421-3784 SNELLING Uvonia & • -. •rtMHMM,M*W| PERSONNEL (313)432-9996 SERVICES Livonia 313-266^8600 BURNS Southffleld 810-352-1300 INTERNATIONAL Auburn Hills . SECURITY ; 8 VO-37 3-/500 Would like to wish everyone a TaVlor happy ho}ida)iseason from our 313-284-0777 lottationsin OAKPARK OETROfT ' Have a yXKOateMi.iXH iwccnye, S10-96W6OO J11-961-72U Safe & Happy UOMUIUS Holiday Season 9309Mi<*M*ft 3VJ-W4-SI51 From thr staff of "Best Wishes for a Happy, Safe and HOPE'S prosperous FlSHkCHlPS New Year!" 28370 loyRd. Uvoiiia ici\ (313)42 ?%2130 orchard 10 Thank You for ICA SUPERMARKET ^Your Continued Support.1 located Comer of Orchjrtl Lake and 101Mile Rd. Happy Holidaysl Farmington . . Garden City . 476-0974 I Chamber of Gommertej From Your 50120 Ford Rd; Suite D Garden GIty. MI 48B5 Opc?ii Mon.-Fri. ' aAM-4:30PM 313-422^4445

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2D<*>, Classifications 502 to 636 O&E Monday, December 23, 1996 Holiday Potpoturj «-,-i Help Wanted •1 Childcare Keeded •iCbildcue Needed fl BusinessOppt. Happy Ads Part-Tuae ^(SeeClass.^) LI m "TELEMARKETING TRAVEL CONSULTANTS BABYSinEfl NEEDED lor 6 yr old REL^BL E. mature person needed to A DIG. MONEY MAKING BUSINESS' PLEASE WATCH over tiyj lady, may DATES Jon a (eader in the industry, eslab- Order Takers & in my honj« in NovVParrriington area walch my J boys. 6 4 9, earty morn­ Interne! Consuming start-up S200 she neyet kno* lears. her preooos GUYS & GALS Positions Available immediately. *shedi967 Frienclly. cvtgo656-7781 EXT. 6085 Take: positions ava.rab!e al Livon-a seen on vr«s earth Please make her $2 » PER MINUTE ' TELEMARKETINGtSECRETARY require no previous eipenence or BABYSITTER - responsible S loving RESPONSIBLE 4 MATURE Nanny ElvGRAVlNG 4 Sign business for orVe tor afternoon sh.fl. 1pm-7fim & CMPIOVMCNT/ i,fe happ/, please answer my prayer. MUST BE 18 YRS. Prc-ofesslonal telemarketer wanted, ua.n,ng Sales eipenence ts helpful lo.ca^a to* 2 bo^-s, 4¾ 4 7 yrs m our needed lo» 5 month old in my Br- sa.'e Stnous inoij nes only $I50..C00K 3pnn-loprri Pharmacy Tech «>pen- no one but you, knows ho-A much I SERV-U-619-645-8434 part Una. no evenings, no weekends Earn S7.7&b6ur plus $100 to S400V INSTRUCTION B.rfnirvgham horne 20-30 nrs per mnghani ho/rio 3 days. 7am-6prn crffrr (810)231-2227 wk commis's*xi Paid-tra.rtng start's ence helpful Send resome 4 salary week. Recent references (810) Espcnence/ieterences 810647-4438 care Amen love. Montana $7 per hi. plus bonus Plymouth Merry Christmas to All area Cat Mr James 454-9432 for Jan 2 Dearborn 3(3-278-4100 requirements to SCRVICCS 540-1040 or eves (810) 642-1090 MEET LOCAL interview appt 31778 Ente.-pr.se Dr. Lrvcjna. RESPONStBLE. RELIABLE.«ei>J*). Ml 48150 Attn. HH.Insde Sates #500-598 loyal, lun-toviruj. youthlui adult SINC3LES! . ; EXCELLENT PAY needed to cara lor my 9 yr. old daug/iler m my NorthviSe home Record & Uslen to Ads FREE! WOW!! l\^^ Lovely Birrn-ngriam family Holiday Potpourri looking for eipenenced 3 30prn-7-30pH\M-F'. Lxp/ii hCMse.' . 18* use free code 3170 Due to a major, expansion, we nave TElEMARKETERS Help Wanted- Territory Sales weekend Nanny Must have • keeping 4 some cooking rt-qmred open.ngs tor. 6 sates persons Only Eipenenced lor local RcKabte transporia.'oi a must' S3 da1 313-962-7070 '6otiseii" sa'es people need to apery |-ie3t^g 4 cooirig compan/ jj Couples great references Please ea'J m Representative >e an.mals Room, munity Great benefits 4 1 oedtoom 5 Ann Artxx Trai'.Werriman area bly 10 include Grocery board 4 salary. 313-233 6699 apt included. Can 313:455-3880 Call Cheryl, (313) 525-8336 Corivervence and Parly Stores insrituNi-nai accosts and on-pre_mse type busi­ n Belp Wsnled- COUPLE. NEEDED to manage 70 EXPERIENCED NANNY needed 'or Elderly Care & #600-698 ness. We oust base sa'ons Work Irom home tory ser.:* Fam-y atmosphere 24 Livonia MI 4S150 hour supervision Licenstd. Livort.a Ho sates EarnSl00-S150Vwk Health HOUSEKEEPER - 3 days per week ! FOR 1 Cfvtd 19 months my Bedford, heneMs available .313-532-3366 Mon-Wen-Fn) An type ot dut.es PROPERTY MANAGERS : EXPERI­ hcUw Se't !..i 'H'.tj!- mature, rel'ab'e person SS 75 an Compensation package includes Lei United Home Care • • vttfe why we are the "i Codweit hour Call Greg (810) 661-4414 (55 up) to care for 1 utuld occasion- benel.ts Farmington HJIs area Day­ aSy 2 girls, 5 days a *eek. 2-6 15p:n Services Help You 83nne1.athl.3-te >n the Md,se>t and time » 313-568-1044 Ask lor Josie tes< suted ly insure yc-ul success A1! Jobs Wan led- in SouthfieU • (313)226-9101 Remain Independent in LOST CAT- 1 yr. male, neutered .>ai estate (c^'pj^ es .¾¾ no! trie LEASING AGENT Your Own Home light orange, long hair, some white s.Wi Position ava.'atle lor a Farm.ngton Female/Male LOOKING FOR tnendiy consislent coloration, very' faint stripes, "rial, M-'is apartment comp;«< Dut.es lo IUII-UT* careg/ver for 2 cti.kjrc-n. age* Sfc'v«:e> prrjvcted by UHCS. friendly; white lowerchmunderneck include remaps ant} olt.ee p'ecedures LIVE-IN COMPANION Housekeeper DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE TWO HARDWORKING Ifldes Irom 5 4 2, In our Huntington WooiJs a private'duly h-me rea^n care has ctaws, (610) 476-1942 Experience he'plui Ma.i or 1a« Putt time: noo-smoker, drivers license 1 C-J •< C'nuck Fast home fJon-smo*,er reliable iranspor- agtr.Cf are dea . tor.pc-ci!e resume to. . requred Europe, tookmg lor houseclean.ng i (810).347-3050 babysittna jobs \r\M accept best tati'oVi 4 referernies pieaie - need-ng ass-starice wth.pe.tsonai Joden Propertes- Ask tor Chnst.ne, (810) 489-8087 btfers 313-532-5621 (810)543-143:1 care meai preparat.on igW house- 15675 W Ten Mite Road keep-r-.j and'compari£.ns*>p Southded. Ml 4S075 MATURE BABYSITTER • rr,^ heme, BUY IT FAX 18101 557-019-1 COLOUietL near 6 Mile 4-Telegiaph 1 .ntant. 1 ptr.e' s^rvces include Hey' ,v.'i|jt up Nicole CLEAN OUT The Attic. Childcare/ Mv-rri Ai^hes you a wonderful . toddler. 1 second grader 5 to 11 am '• Care of'the Chron^aiiy 1,.1 SELL IT BAN^eRO Ma;or Greeting card company seeks Chiistirias And a.temfc N«A Year Clean The Garage. '•'• rotating days. $4,fcn. J1-3-535-0731 • D.safcled, part-time ne'p Work environment Babysitting Services ' for both at u's'i" Have.A Sale! • A'>he.mer's Car*} FIND IT provides plenty ot diversify Noeupe- si ;.i lo.e You BEVERLY HILLS Day Care Excel­ MATURE WOMAN reeded .tu be • Resp.te- Care Scnweuer Real Estate. nence necessary S6"•/nr, to start Call 3V3-591-0900 MOM lent references Art ages Convenient With my yciung adults. 2 evenings . 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SOUTHWESTERN pasters, (810) 229-6315 Phyfe tfrung room labia, ladder ba<* with finding $400 Tuscany pme dining table Absolutely Free GLEN MICHAELS assemblages, ANTIQUES WANTED chairs Waletbed, waveless matresj Video NEW! $500 Oak round table, 4 SEGA SATURN 2 controllers. 1 lost animals (313) 866-0692 */6 draAer pedeslaJ. oak wal.'urtf. We Buy PIANOS •CASH BUY OUTS- chairs. $300 (810)258-3435 game 4 RV sAiich $175 Moped fSF desk, dressy 4 more, 810-474-4236 CAMCORDER • Sony M»-Hi-FI (Spiels., Console i. Granjs) their homes! Our Referent* Lis! »hies( (810)443^1281 Bds start at $2O0 Wtf be sokJ XEROX Reaci^>g edge mach-ne - sales people are WOODBURNING FIREPLACE Insert U Tape$,Movies reads aOud lo bind and visoaify •Fufl Estates - 20% Fee - Blue.Ridge Mountain stove Aorks Monday 810-644-6654 waiting to hear LOOKING FOR an unusual, yet BEDROOM SET - 5 piece queen. impaled sf-ghtlyused 313-^22-2859 7 Cash pad 48 firs, alter sale 25" x 31-16- deep $200. peisooai p/fi Lovejoy's. Antiques contemporary nvtvle formica. $275. FUTON - Fufl w.Wack rnetaJ Irame, GENESIS • 12 games 4 extra hard­ TICKLE ME ELMO - best offer from you... YAMAHA. CLAVINOVA 88 lieys (810; 545-9060 •Auction - Consignments TV stand; $60. (810) 683-0562 like new $200 brm: 313-455-1483 ware plus Atan 5200 4 9 games .810-583-7452 for more informa­ 720 E ii Mile Road. Royal Oak ANTIQUES WANTED both for $300. 313-4.59-1575 , excellenl condition $1350 BED - IWYI size adjustable with TiCKLE ME Elmo- best offer 810-174-66O8 or 810-653-0184 tion call... -CASH BUY OUTS- vibrator. Good condition NINTENDO 64' -(3) brand ne* : AGE-OLD VENTER Our Reference List (313) 591-8.186 TICKLE ME Aimo lor sale. $300.test Asking $500 (313) 326-3384 Appliances never opened with receipts YAMAHA 1992 CLAViNOVA CVP- WAYNE • ANTIQUES MARKET is thei'8esl Thing ofler" Paoer 313-435-1875 313-427-3403 TICKLE ME ELMO Best ofler 65 Excellent conrit.on internal 3 5 313-591-0900 JANUARY 4-5 - We Have! , . U OF M SPORTS COLISEUM' CHIPPENDALE STYLE <*rung. set. 01 (313) 455-2562 floppy d.Sk drive Full d-Sk orchestra RtOGE RACER-A Sony Playstation OAKLAND ANN ARBOR 313-538-2939 Queen Ann style living room set MIDI 'functions'. S35O0 or best Call TICKLE ME-ELMO - S450Best CATHYS BEST-VALUE game. Kke new. $30best Sal 8-6 . • • • Sun 9 4 WE DO ALL THE WORK' Rock (313) 839-0405 TICKLE ME Elmo, best offer after 5pm ' ,313-525-3737 Ofle* 1996 Hot.day Barbie $125 APPtlANCE , • . - ., (810) 229-6815 810-644-1070 1-94. Exit «175 (313/467-4975 (313) 884-3501 WESTLAND • Estate Sale Complete. Christmas Dinner on grandma's FREE 1 YEAR WARRANTY ROCHESTER/ n TO hill, RIGHT TO 5T-H : household mcfuding . appliances 4 Duncan Phyfe table, 6 chairs, buffet. 267-34 Michigan Ave , between TICKLE )/,£ ELMO ROCHISUR HICLS Admission S4 FREE PARKING pool table Sat-Sun. Dec 28-29.9am- Beech Oaly . 4 ' Inkster Rds.,' Sporting Goods TICKLE Me Elmo lor sale. china, cabinet. $1200. 313462-3644 Hobbies'CouW Best Ofler 1-800-653-6466 5pm 33334 MiK Race Circle, Pikes 313-525-0321 313-359-2072 or 5741. E 8..MM, (810) 363-7547 810-852-3222 Peak Condos. Farmrngton Rd 4 Ann COUCH, loveseal, char 4 ottoman Warren, i btk Yl of lAjond Rd: Stamps 3 ANTIQUE juke boxes; excellent •Mi^nMHti GLARXJTON/LAKE ORION/ Arbor TraiT • Contemporary, off wfWe Never used 1 condtion. S100O • S2CO0 • 1 TICKLE ME ELMO '-'Be'sl offer Ca'J AUTOGRAPHED.BERRY Sandets'. . OXFORD S1900' WKrlpool glass lopslove. GAS STOVE 30 Tappan. Ike new.' MODEL RAILROAD - HO gauge 313 326-8351 4 leave message (3.13).801-0503 Merchandise Taking oilers for VtCTOR'AN wa'nut commode w Towel almond. 3 yrs new. S375 $325^51 Washer 4 gas dryer. Equipment roling slock, partly fin­ 810-475-4596 bar 4 ©nana) hardware Exceflehl con- . 313-421-8521 Whirlpool. $300.both or wit separate serious inquirers 313^44^2445 AUTOGRAPH ---3 Stooges- S120Q Moving Sales ished laycol. • .-(8101 778-708.1 TICKLE ME ELMO doU. SHI. m ritibn.. $350 Eves 810-348.-7276 '. (313) 937-8849 '(Obsm'fr'ft ITt'ccnirlt (81Q) 305-8(47 • package never opened Will take DINETTE SET -Oak. French best offer (810), 997-0157 MUZZEL LOADER TC Scout 3>9 CUliUlID VoVtIMllhO Country. 6 chairs, chrna 4 server KENMORE 24' portable d.shv»asher.. scope See through mounts like neA BARBIES 1995 Monday Bartnes Hospital Equipment S350 (313) 782-5127- mBLOOMFIEL O HILLS - Henredon Asking Si.750 (313).459-9356 white: (new $553) 1 yr; warranty - •TICKLE ME ELMO' ' for your chid ' Now available lor Christmas Arts* Crafts dning 4 m*C labtes sectional sofa $395 Can 810-939-1616 Best offer . Pager 8(0-518-1400 Call Sheryt (313) 535-2154 treadmiit and rrusc' 810-253-0922 DINING ROOM set Almond formica Cea.'phone 313-402-065.5 NORDIC . FLEX Gold Isokenet-c with oak trm 6 cftairs Greai oorx*"-. REFRIGERATOR. KITCHEN.AK3 22 irainerw'accessones M'nttondtOn HOSPITAL BED lor sa'e. SSoObesl CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Gill, orca t>on $500 . (313) 459-4712 CU ft. 2 yrs old, almond, kk'e ncA-. S439 95 ' (313) 534-566* 1900. English Barley twist oak vanity $60Qbest (313) 525-5212 ' (810; 426-7107 CLASSIFIEDS WORK 4 NEW handmade quJts..assorted TICKLE ME ELMO' • $300 or best A mirror, $550 1900 Handmade Oak DINING SET - solid mahogany, china POOL Table, Conneity.oaV w leather -Cat! 313-591-0900 calico patterns Starting S200 Cart Ofter '(313)522-3208 fireplace 4 mantle. $2,100. will sel Karen . ". (313). 455-5359. hutch, (eaves 4 custom pads. First VACUUM CLEANER- Kirby G-4. 4 tnnge poC*e!S"Neiv $1600.asking. S90Ot>est, 810 646-1234 $500 gets it' - (810)474-7709 Aith all attachments Like NeA Jeweln' TICKLE ME Emo $300 or best ofler $800 • (BIO) 828-7875 (313) 537-7263 BEAVER FUR,w Pox trim. fu» length, Leave phone number and Otter at DINING TABLE • wleave. Thomas- (810) 524-7134 . POOL TABLE : size 6 peMe short. Rarely «och Time WASHER 4 DRYER, ike new war­ viliehardmapte. colonial style and 4 Fisher 7 M State $500 for Holidays S450 810-S51-8756 ranty. SSOObest Large Gt'esl Compuler TICKLE'ME ELMO - W/l self, lo Stand. $40 (B10) 540-2949 M h.-ghest t»'>3ers' Can 4 leave your machine • 4 stations, al attachments (810) 682:6370 TRAILER HITCH D/a'MHe Class'll Like ne* $600 1313)522-7580 lor a Pre-1996 Ocode Plymouth Mini fT51 Lawn Garden & name, number 4')id (313)278-9361 Canadian Muskrat 4 Norwegian Blue EANCH6R 1950 Mahogany dining Van $50 (810] 651-0375. : ,^J SnowEquipment STEPPER PRECOR 718e $150.: Tickets! ( Fox ne*. Ml length coat A hood set- BreaWont. drop leal table, lea TV DECODER BOX • iOOcfianneJ RowerPieCor 620S125 ABmach^ie SI200 (paid S42O0). 313454^650 carl chairs $2 800 Edna H*eH;thOr capabil.ty. works with any TV A great LW'lli I'T TO .." • ••'., IML 11 graph -Prints. 81p-S39v9095 GRQTECH SALTER : used 3 times g:ft Leavemessage tor J Johnson if Nauti'us $200 (8101- 661-8317 Business'&'Office : DESIGNER COATS Fox-Coyote as back-up .$900 or best Call no answer ai0-3§0-7515 'Detrdit HUTCH • Pennsylvania House. 313-453-9357 TRAMPOLINE: 14 "It. JiJmpKjng *f (OliscnifrQ *Urrcn\\ir* S749 Beaver S499 Mink •+ • ctolh.ng Equipment wf *H$d Wings SrhatLMedurn (810J 737-6469 cream wv cranberry detailing, rare/ •«•«•••1 brand new S200.best offer older p-ece $390 810-548-8666 MYER Snow- Ptow excellent condi­ TWO NEW 'Tickle Me Elmo" dolls (3131 261-3871 mAAA: CONDITION . Used - Steeicase tion, new blade. hos*s 4 wiring har-' Best offer Carole 1313). 459-3811 DESIGNER RANCH foil-length mink file cabmetsi, desks-chairs confer­ coat, perfect- S899. Mahagon'y mir*. LARGE WOOD desk. $100. 3chairs. ness'-Musl'.sei $600. 313-722-4933 Si0 each. Steel shehes. S10. File ence tables and much more $499, (smaH'medium) 810-855-6171 Calt.'McCaffr'eys1 313-525-8274 Wanted toBov cabinets. $10 Mens 27' leh speed SAVE NOW on name brand equ'-p- Musical FULL LENGTH dark rrunk sma'-l bike. S50 i313) 274-6947 mem Anens. BOens Honda LaAn- WOOD TOPMETAL body desks(2) Ask.ng $800 2 5 diamond duster Boy. Toro 4 Troy-BIl Saxlon'S 60x30x29 5 S7S 55x26x29 5 $60 Instruments You coutd be a lucoky winner of four tickets to the Observer & /rng $1600 (313) 464-7125 IMPLE BUTCHER block table, never Garden Center I3i3i -153-6250 (810) 569-3800 MANSCO, WASHE R 4 DRVER or used 5250 1930s wood desk, MBUNDY SELME R Alto Sa>. ex'cel'enl other slackabie brand Good cond'; FULL LENGTH- dark M+vania' House. Antique bai. both front 4 back Turn SNOW PLOW -Veyers plow. 7 71¾. CLARINET - wood. Pan American FUR COATS both knger tip length. Oak, kings size canopy bed Chest & of century Oak 10 Mirrored 4 8 Bolens sr>OA BLOWER lor good, tondton appraised at $350 Here's how to enter- storage kept, size 10-12 Autumn dresser wi-'h mirror rnghr stand w.leaded g/ass 4 lower glass doors lracfor4pnl conditon Call after 6pm #780-798 Santas workshop' 810-377-0660 Womans 10 speed mountain bike Software $350. (313) 455-1368 ELMO DOLL best offer CaH alter (810) 598-0944 • Schwinn. $ 95. Gins 10 speed moun-. 6 00 . (313) 422-4460 during the regular season. MINK (RANCH) coal, full length mint tam bike $50 (810) 641-0628 COMPUTER - 486-25 4MB ram. LOWREY ORGAN pecan, model L- conation rarely worn size 12 S6000 SVGA 14 ".software speakers'S500 GARE KILN (K) ..accessories. $500 65! Aith myihm magic gene ear Animal Services Winners will.be notified by phone ne* Now S990, (313) 532-5934 11 PIECE sectional. 40" round table or best offer 810-356-7115 best Street Fighter ll video arcade phones etc $600 1313) 459-4396 wleaf, 56' buffet. 90" black-sofa game, SSOObest '., .313-931-2657 through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. RACCOON COAT • beaut.fuf blonde/ w.-Aalnut tnm and' malching chair COMPUTER MONITORS 4 Parts - NOVELTY, GIFT-items -.2 accor- broAt) great Christmas girt OR treat Misc lamps 4 .taties Can (810) ,386 systems. Canon pnnter. 2 marn 1996 HOLIDAY BARBIE • 2 avall- dons good condition. $200.each yourself $575 (810) 333-2032 473-1545 •."--.. 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CLASSIFIED,SALES ADO UP A FAMILY BUSINESS EXCAVATING. TRENCHING, sewer, AIR.PRO MECHANICAL INC. water lines, parking' tots, septic tanks GARAGE DOORS Furnaces • A/C • Refrigeration LOW RATES AAA SERVICES <$*• SUNRISE Cerarwa'4 Marble Sa'e.s 4 Rep'i-' RON DUGAS BLDG. WL GARAGE Chimneys drains, bnck paving cement re moval. & OPENERS Installation •, Service Commercial • Residential (810)476^0011 8846 CROV'/N, LIVONIA Reasonable, Lie 313-838-6731 , We sell 4 service all makes 810-626-4901 •'• = • A PERSONAL TOUCH . BUILDERS INC , Built New 4 Repa;r (810) 478-1500 (313)835-8610. of garage doors 4 openers PAINTING.PAPER1NG' ' STAIRWAYS 4 RAILINGS ALL .CERAMIC.4 Piaster Repa rs AH. work guar.-Paris 4 labor Plasttring. Repairs: Wa'lwash'ng KITCHENS-VANITIES-COUHTE RS : ALL Will beat any price! New-CeramiC Tub 4 Sfio-Aer We'll beat your best deal! . .Visa 4 Masterca-d BASEMENTS-OOOfiS-WINDOWS HOME IMPROVEMENTS , Senor c*7en discount Fences Housecleaning Regrouting A Re -caulking. .Interior, STQRE RENOVATION Licensed'4 Insured Insurance Wont-One dry servce Remodel.ng Lie Ins 810 477 1266 WBT BASEMENT Lc 4 lni 28 yrs. experience &4M PAINTING INC ,: •Garages. • Ddrme/s ' BEST GHIMNEY INC. . SAVE MONEY . Free Estimates Injenor. Commercial « Additions •'Aluminums Sidng B and Residential/ Insured and rTROBLEMS? 313-421-5526 .•'•.• -Roofing • Windows DiO Quality Fence vChain-link, . CLEAN 4 NEAT ' CERAMIC TILE .(8 X 8) . FREE ESTIMATES Bonded 1313) 284-6426 S4 25 Sq Ft . Includes '.nsia-urion 4 NATrONWlDE' SINCE 1958 • Doors •. Porches 810-557-5595 custom wood.. deck hole drilling, Commercial residential Dependable * EMORY CONSTRUCTION * SHAMROCK DOOR 313-534^653 ti'e Can- (BIOT 624.7567 »FULLY WARRANTE0 • Patos • Cerr«nl Work repairs, custom'dog kennels. Uc will European staff- insured"4 Bonded Specializing m Basemen! fimshes.. LICENSED 4 INSURED ' • Kitchens • Baths bear any written est! 810-477-6353 ,-(313) 365-5550 Cabinet Refacing, Kitchen 4 Bath 20 Yrs experience Free estimates 313-292-7722 Plastering J.B TILE COMPANY. Lioense!« rates. Sarytng. reTin- Ask for Sonny 810-292-2486 Electrical power washing cleaning A panting ft Waier Damage, Squeaky Floors. ishing. custom stains, repairs, e*} ft Best prices Servicing Wayne ft Oak­ Ceiamc 4 Marble Insl. ft Repair. new floors Insured (313) 692-0040 2600 HOW You Can land County, Licensed ft Insured Sewing Machine <3f3)8J5-e510 Same Day Serv. Al Work Guar.- M * INTERIOR * Papennanng. . FRemo»al . Painlinj Thank' you lor 22 yrs. of loya>ty. 810-354-3213 PAINTING BYMtCHAEL ABSOLUTE QUALITY ELECTRICAL >J Repair Repa rs Exp. Women Visa A Display Your No k* loo sma». Reasonabfo rafes, , HIGHEST QUALITY 810-626-4901 licensed, insured, CaJI: 810-474-3947. •' Sta'ning » Textured Ceilings' Garages 0 ft J MOVING ft HAULING ALL MAKES.REPAIRED V Pagei 313-780^590 Cieah-up, hauling ft tfscosai.of < PtasteriOrywai Repair • Waiifiaper Removal * IN YOUR HOME 'misc.' items.'We haul arrything. WHEN POSSIBLE Wall Washing Business Card Caterini,F1owert, CAPITAL ELECTRIC Small pick-ups ft deliveries . •. • « Free Estimates '•' 810-768-1950 All types electrical wiring. Do my own Wesltand 313-729-1222 810-349-7499 Party Plan work Lk. ft Ins..- Sr, discounts, free GARAGE DOORS is V 313-464-8H7 J HERE! est 7 dayt/24hr. 1^600 253-1S32 & OPENERS EMERALD WALL WASHING INC. Panting A Carpel Cesnng FOR RENT:- Cappuccino, Granrta, We sen ft service »» makes J POND PAINTING FAMILY ELECTRICAL Heating/Cooling Insured, Dependable Srus*; Machine j tor weddings, olftoe of garage dooni ft openeri l

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4. include phone number and specify hours. Be sure to let potential customers know when and where to call. Surveys show 5. Run on consecutive days. that even if a person is very Your ad will not get results If interested in your item or people don't see it! Therefore, it service, he or she will not call is important to set up a back after the first attempt, stay consistent and consecutive ad hear the phone during the hours schedule with your telephone you Indicate you will be salesperson or outside sales available. Dort't risk missing a representative. sale! "I 1 I 1 I 1 NAWE__ PHONE I 1 ADDRESS I 1 I ':';.:' 1 I Use this form to write your •J* ' _ • 1 I classified advertisement «*a - 1 MESSAGE I before you call...or fill it In r'. and mail to: 1 I Tht Obierver & Eccentric •tm CM .' 1 Nawtpapart BM 36251 Schoolcraft 1 P.O. Box 242* 1 Livonia, Ml «151-0428 •* 1 I >« . y-t- 644-1070 1 Oakland County m- . • » 1 591-0900 Wayne County \ I 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills

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HIMALAYAN BLUE pomVWue eyes •••••••i ; •MMHM Uamate. $525 Petsian. creanYoppper CHOW CHOW PUPS. AKC. shots ROTTWEILER RESCUE • Rescv* 4 BUNNIES MINI Re« 4 Suziy Lops m CHEVY 1995 SI0 p«Aup, red. DOOGE 1995 Ram T-300 150 FOno 199J FUngar XLT . Air. i YAMAHA PJLAZER 1969. eDcc*Senl. eyvs. terna^ $450. Both 3 mo. CFA vvormed 6 *1UJ old They make oreat adoption foster homes • needed $25. • AJso. Springer Spaniel pop», ALL AUTOS'TOP$£ manuat trans, anilm cassette, air, Series, law miles, like newt HWad. exceienl wnd*ori; 43000 """V"'' (313) 982-1462 elec-t/k; start, tow fr»!es w^Zi p*ao* rog Neaotabia (610) 615-3460 CaJ • (810) 334-5223 avaJaMe Jan 16 (810) 437-39S7 tracer, $2,800. (810) 745-6871 >jnk«d, wrecked or runrun^' kw miles $9000. (313) 591-4858 $14,995. mJej «k.'«xieod«d *»rTarty, $7,000. —: -—" ; • • I lr*orea ChrysJer.Plsmouth (810) 644 2124 (610) 256 6123 CHRISTMAS PUPPIES AKC. 1 HIMALAYAN KITTEN -Cream Point SCHNAUZER tMM PUPS) • Black.' COCKATIELS FOR Chnsfmai. E & M: 474-4425 CHEVY 1994 SU6L!ft8AN ^02500 • (313) 52S-7604 German Shepherd First shots & Yogng hand led 4 (riendly Call Joe $.5 cfcesei. auiomaix^oveVdriYe. pneat mate Pyrrrlecf tfftl $150 wormed $175. (810) 623-0697 AKC lemaies. 8 w manual. 94,000 miles, run* great. HI MALAYANS CFA - 4-« mo*. $175 DACHSHOUN0 pupp.es. mature. moble home a^les amd 2"> Jktcn. Give a Kx} a Christmas aest ofler mmmmmmm^mmmm 6MC 1995 Suburban SLT • 2 wheel 013) 416-.16H Please feave a mes­ 0 AIM AT IAN - To good home Ch« SHIH-TZU PUPPY- 6': month C*j : tore green, many extras, warranty. sage we «-S get back to you the ft€Cft€ftT10NflL (810) 471-1568 Bpf. 313 760-2051 CHEVY 1993 Crew Cat Dualy, 5 5 >1,800 rmles $16,500 313-326-1920 FORD J997 F150 4x2 Sopercab. drive,- buckets. fcbergUss boards, anergic 4 yrs old AKC registered male, gfeai peri.ona!try & tempera­ turbo dieset aoiomatc'ji-S125 Also started 4 ,ronmr>g YAMAHA 1993 VXR WaverurVier' _M•••••••••••Mi ^ dugs (torn $150 • 313-782-5127 LAB. AKC - black poppas, shols. BEAUTIFUL BAY Arabian Gelding 9 LekJtx) 2 boai ira.'ej-l S3S00 firm ENGINE COMPUTER scanner MT ductals. 10 weeks old: best oiler. yrs weslern^hgl.sh Ckps.toads, n o Tamara 1-800,633-1676 iS5!6 |vm| 2500 (SnapOi) Scans cars up lo 13LAGLES - AKC. I mate. 1 female. great pets. 810-354-9562 (ih ifKit de-wormed 8rt»s.. parents bad hab.ts $2300 or.besl otter 10 1992 Excetenl condt>6o Must sen good home 810-227-9670 570abesl 313-541-0145 -rurilmg stock S200each Doghouse LAB PUPS - AKC champ lines. btacV £3 $ $ $ & -iuppius included B10-855-4975 1 Snowmobiles yellow. $250-5300 Ceaut.es fleady SOUND - sensible 4 aiKew'5 y.o. lo* holidays' 313-699-9610 BICHON PRISE Bay. TB Gelding, ready lor new Auto/Tmck-Parts career in'Hum Seal. Pleasure or. __H / ma'ei AKC rec>slered.. champion LAB PUPS - AKC. OFA certrled i«!« ' (3131 454-91&9 Polo Lo-.ely disposition, guaranteed ARTIC CAT Jag 340 1990 $1500 U 4 Service black 4 yellow, ready Jan 1 Taking lor soundness & su,!at»tty-$1500 Yamaha phaser It. 1990. S2500 both deposits now. S350 313-461-6486 BOSTON. DALMATtON. M.ke (810) 358-2049 good-condtion (810)626-4335 MERCURY 1984 Capn - 100,000. Golden Jack Rusell. Lab, Mxi LHASA APSO PUPPIES - AKC. reg­ mdes. new 21 engine 50.000 m.les, pji Chihuahua. Pom. Lhasa. istered,- 1st shots, males 4 lemales POLARIS 1992 Indy 650 - Liqu.d usable parts'. . Wati 810-932-5939 4 Muxes and more! Home raised coa'ed. neA track, slides. 4 skus $300 to $250 013) 721-2231 r«T«| Household Pets- environment. 313-427-6644 Greal shape S28O0 313-426-1133 REMANUFACTURED CONVENIENT NEAPOLITAN MASTIFF, excellent L»I»| Other ..-. ENGINES BQXf H PUPS - AKC. taAnv,bite. pups, champion blood Lnes ready fo/ POLARIS :1996. XCR 600. 1600 38 months ' 50.000 mile Si/Ur\. hrt)tt or// Ui Ohseticr & Eut>i/rit.C/irwfiti///ts ym in luikb liilh l/xMhiiic/s tifi'i>nhl-UJ>nyanum 55 gallons, black, miles, sfuds. super cover, excellent warranty • J (3)3) 261-2116 base 4 canopy. 2 filters,gravel i'lish oonditipri.-'SSSOp 810-960-2323 Bumper to Bumper At/to Parts Ril\ I/IJ (ibunir & l:/i CLnsifiiJ> iis')»itr W'MI oiiuoiitiit iiin mi longer iitetl NEAPOLITAN PUPS Black 4 Blue, in,:luded -S450 313-459-4248 (313) 422-8370 BOXER PUPS AKC. 9 week-,, male wormed, shots S800 POLARIS 19-36 XLT. e*lra (2-. Slo'ds- ski skins' 700 iru'es, 54500 &-'. female tails. dewclaAs. $350 . (3131 838-0070 BABY BiFtDS' Suns. Congos. Loves. tfJ'-'i . . ' -1313) 292-1017 313595-3951 PUG PUPPIES AKC. excellent cockatels & others Make oHer caii M Autos Wanted BRITTANY PUPPIES: AKC. Excel- qual'h/ -, Champion s-red Shots • . I6t0j 682-9211. SK'DOO 1991 f.Lach I • FAST' .120 itjot disposition and hunters Ready Call : • (313) 937-3716 Virii .side Iron! en* Very gcod con- BABY JARDiNES parrot -hand led diticn. S2 «150 test (3131397^3004 for Chr,5tfT1as S250 5V7-625-6205 taking. [Xjrie-c! lor Christmas -$600 DIRECT PU<3 PUPPIES AKG Fawn 4 black. or best oiler- .13131 3rC-&-977 BRITTANY SPANIEL Pups -.AKC Vel checked Champion blood i,ne SKi'DOO -'1936 -Sutar, usej «i" ABSOLUTELY ()/"iflci & httcillifi (;/,7i.i//Wi runb ttiuHftlHth '// />iri/)/t. .tl.'riT -ilti\. charnpicn btoodt.ne. great hunters, 013) 525-0148 I'ttie Best Otter, n-ddy lor Christmas. 810-664-2995 BIRMINGHAM BUNNIES • ARTi'C CAT . 1975 Cross Cr.untri HIGHEST S PAID FOR f)n:.//1(////.1-. .it thcn/fice. li/ -ihtrit humo. -.--••' ROTTWEILER PUPPIES AK-C, good Many cc'crs 4 vane'ifes c-' Nv'ne'ia'O fl€<;! offer' I810I 474-0707 . Quality. Cars 6. Trucks \\'t'i\- \wrJntrl /im Ji/f'i',)f'iitric l'/f)tii. u/jdcicribc) n/ii\ /jt. 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MM«MI*M RANGER 1986 • 2 3L toel in,ected, GMC 1990 Satan k^ded. hka (-*/,' CLUO WAGON 1992 EccooLne CHEW 1996 Tahoe LT. 2 doc*. 4x4. FORO F-150, 1988 *.th western tESABRE 1994, very clean & mail- CAMARO 1994 228. flreen etlerior, 6/6 warranty, ai. automatic stereo LE BARON »98« • Turtw, S it**& $4995 XLT 40.000 mites, loaded da.rK Woe tan leather, loaded, a J plow & Cap Great plow truck. uin«d. Loaded, (313) 422-7665 T-Top, W*A leather interior. 36.000 air, leather, moon, new cMch 4 lop. $3.35t>b€St (313)522-6752 Li.wa Chfys'.*r-Ptyir,ou«n $11995 opKins. 9200 m.tes. like new. $3500 810-338-7219 miles. $14,900 (313) 451-1549 brakes. $1800. '. ($10)628-2054 (313) 525 7604 Livonia -Chryster-Plymoutft . $25 500 (8t0> 524-9159 RANGER 1990-Red manual. 4 cyl­ PAflK AVENUE 1993. low mites (313) 525-7604 FORD, 1932 F-250. 4x4 4;9enolr->« LHS 1995. Jeaffw loaded, W power, inder, excellent cctwAdon. 60 000 Priced to sefll $14,600- CAPRICE 1983 • V8. air. 72.000 GMC 1«5 SAFARI SLE dutch CHEW TAHOE LT 1995. loaded Mock, rebuilt transmission, runs Audi. am-(m cassette. Warranty included! miles. $3 50abesl (313t 729 0946 (313)4^3-7500 mile*. Runs a Looks Good! doors. 7 passenger 33.000 m.te-s DOOGE 1995 comersiop. txauUul 9200 rales. ftl«!e, blue leather inie- exceCc-nt, $3,500 (810) 624-0794 Bavarian Motor Village $1000 (810) 652-9059 $16,968 $15 000. must sell 810 375-9267 ror. S24.000test (313J 729-1292 RANGER 1903 XLT 5 speed B250. loaded, ike new IOA mites Exclusive Showroom THE BIG STORf $15000 313 730-7924 427-5796 FOKD 1987 F-250 U4tM 54.000 52 500 • rates, very clean J7 000 DON MASSEY CAVALIER 1991 OOnverU*. RS, CAUPBElt DOtX'.f 5HI5'> GRAND VOYAGER 1996 IE CHEW TAHOE 19-36 - WMe, IOA rr.fes. straest. mabc, air, anvlm C4*sette. automatic interior, black 2 wheel dmu 7000 condtion. $7000 or best otter poAer evaryihing. very cfean Morgan's A*Oit Corrpet.Lva (810) 620-1271 v'6. I passenger. «.!«s car S45O0 1 (810) 360-4328 (517)545-3138 warranty $10 995 810-258 5117 chars e«ce*C-nt corxkt/Ort 55100 (1 M\3 sou-th 0» 1-69«) Clean. $6200. (313) 453-12W 2R2 1996 S10 Eiic-jvfed cab Teal Catl (3t3) 584-ieOO EXPLORER 1995. 6dd.e Bauer, GMC JiMWY 19-91. SLE 4 »4 bLscX SKYLARK 1994 - 24,000 mSes Like r Dodge green, grey cloih Assume loan bal­ PLYMOUTH 1990 V.:>aj..-r IE" loaded, 29.000 miies. rr.j-il cond-tion 2 doo-. loaded, 67,000 ni'es, oece3eril condi- CAVALtER 1995 LS. automatic, ai/. ifii ance SIS'.OOO . . (31 J) /728-512-j loaded like rlen' $5995 two J9.99&t«M 810-476-0937 poAer wi/vdcwsAxfcs. till, cruise. FORD 1993 K-c/i Top Conversvon- 810 626 8012 cortd,tiOo 59,000 (810) 360-5768 CORVETTE 1987 • Red con-.ert.Ue, L.iOfia Ct.r, slcr-Pi,rn,>j:li 6 cyl. autdriMtlC NiXlirr.okt.-f Iron S10 9OO r.8101 684-535-> acluat mJes. immactilato cockitioo JACK CAULEY ChevroleLGeo ej;«i.!«AI tCXa ot fXft stu,4 A must (8t0) 855-0014 S4 500 be si r3i3V 5132521 1 BLAHER 1993 S-10 4 oV»r 66O0O Odn Massey does it again! : se-1 S59SO.t*st (81(1 ) 471 !5t8 EXPLORER 1994 XLT - Loacted In C>MC SOfJOMA 1991 short Md CKK CAVALtER 1994 224; 6 Cylinder m.t-s kM:ied" e»terx)ed A.vrranty DON MASSEY $15,968 (313)453-7500 e«cet!er;il c«n&!.on Cat! tor more up, excellent -coix3i!C'est. (313) 534-3837 EXPLORER. 1991 XLT. 4 Aheel GMC. 1994 Suburban 4X4. 4.4,000 DELOREAN 1981 5 speed perfect. DON MASSEY BRONCO 19-33 XLT Mack clean (313) 261-6900 1 CARAVAN 1M? V>> ,H.!I:JHAV drive 4 doo, eitra clean, sma'i n.;tes leatfier ait opiions plus, run­ stainless. 8.000 ongnal miles: 1-275 ExH 128 in PtymouWi STEALTH 1992. all the toys Low and loaded f-ood cnndMion shor»car S24 000 Serious iTKjusries cruise ri-i*trrir^-ij A.M.L-J.V^ 'j'-.^-cn- OOAIV payrr.e,iti>as IOA as $16.1 ma ning boards clear coat, alarm CAVALIER 1990 - Z-24 Red, Clean mJes. $14,475. 514,500- btsl ' 313-341-6387 cxity After 6 (810) ,4 76-5493 SEDAN OEVILLE. 1992 - Biac* geis, amfmi.i-isett,: J:''WBs>l ! APV 1991. 7 passer^;, loaJ^J .er» No cosigner needed OAC $24,500 Ron Days [8101424 8400 (rVpul. sunroo*. Runs Great' $3500/or OLSON OLD Eve Beauty. Vogue wheels, gold _ '313) 277-71()5 Jean* $7985 TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 Best Relocating (810) 870-0771 (313) 261-6900 CHEROiSEE SPORT 1993 • 2 door (8-10( 25S-6403 MERCEDES : 1983 - desel .340. pacMge, $11,995 313---453-:750 0 JACK CAUlEY Cr*....!elUf^ exceJenl con-J.tion, burgundy, under CHCV< ASTRO "f>:< f .l.-r>.krdu< •li4 loaded IOA m.les mint EXPLORER 994 XLI 4x4, 4dr CAVALIER 1990 Z24 - 3.1 V6, auto­ (810; »55 0014 GMC 1985 S 15 4x4. looks' and 100,000 m-.les 53600-besl " ver>:On >":,;f: :-...^- *.! r*\' i.-... 'ii-v- 514 950 Alter Spun 810-476-4738 autoniat.c AaiMiity. tijjv package matic, ar, ttl. crurse. etc. 1 owner, ; runs greal VaJed $4 800 (313) 541-8803 DON MASSEY Eagle SI.2 750 f>}0 f .t. n--:1/1) ASTHQ l9J3e.ttr.vteo on.'c'-c'it 35,300 in, SI 250, 313-481-8950 new shocks/strulsyalignmenllront 1 CHEROKEE SPORT 1993 : 2 door. Call alter 6pm i810] 399-M85 1-275 Exil »28 1n Ply-mouth v!-.: r. j.r^ori >'i>C'0 miles Ira'ik ! PORSCHE 94,4 1986. red, 5 speed lires-braVe tob Loc*s 4 runs great, DODGE GHANCT C. •E 1989 4 0 Mer autc-ruat.c a-r cru-se selec- EXPLORER' 199.3 - XLT. 4x.4, 1.3:'».».;* S12 500 C313; 422-8197 ELDORADO 1992 • Polo Green! tow $4900 (810) 540-9230 a-r casst'ie S-i."",fl t,>>>i trac tOA package 133 000 m.ies leather, loaded 59 000 miles GRAND CHEROKEE. 1996 Laredo, 80,000 m.'les, riew tires battery. TALON 1992-.55.000 miles.'5 speed, iyi.jnal CAner perleci coo'lljon $15 50GBest (810134 7-4333 loaded Lip-Country package. 16.900 S7.500t>est (313) 420-0293 miles, price to sell al $15,641 :-.)1^1,5 14 2114 j^-:HFvy ASTRO-C.xr.ersW 1S93 rrrtes, $2 3,500 313-235 8511 313-453-7500 CORSICA 1992. automatic, air. till, ejrcettenl conckSion. alarm, sunroof, $10,900 1313) 423 3647 cassette, power locks $6285 FORD :-Cl5 - W.i.J=.tjr GL tS.lK'O : ')JlX"J ","ii '/'tf'^1 '•"•rer eli;«' FORD 1995 B'a-er LS. 4x4, loaded. RENAULT MEDALLION. ,1988 LX • atl power, $7,850 313-464-4574 GRAND CHEROKEE • 1994 Laredo Great shape no rusl All po*er must JACK CAULEY ChevroleL'Geo nv,ies .,-,,,,1,:,,11^1:^-1-. ,..1 dual a r .;'«:-ni..j >q /- r. ;• h f ,a-i,M ; ^"•'''•^ -;«'s *11 ^' '^V ^ DON MASSEY ( it...... r 58 000 rr-les- askm-g 51 3.5-O0 OLSON OLD CD 60 000 rr./es E.cet'er.l ctrvji- mites. loaded, black beauty, $ 11.900 J 1-275 Exit t28 In Plymouth iijndt-on S1-'.-i',V ,B!Ui 349:7183, _ . ,..1 _L . ' ' 1 • 810-650-0563 1.313) 261-6-300 IIOIL' Si5 5C<0 810-666-9301 SAAB 900 1992,- Benje. 3 door, CORSICA LT 1993 V6.66.000 miles, or best otter (810) 334-9763 G\1C SAf ARI F..!e>-d.:-d 1Q-S? Lug- i CHEW 101968 car^o van rema-iu 75.000 m'-'es. eicei'enl conditKyi. ELDORADO 1993, 25.000 actual power locks, good condition. CHEVOROLET I934 tu.l ir;e i Ion • )*je ra, k To A p-Kk-sge T 1 500 ( 'actwed engne A 12 oOit m !es i/x»J fORD EXPLORER 1991 Eddie GRAND CHEROKEE 1994 Laredo neA tires. 59 600 313-845-5467 m.les • Don Massey does it again. $5995 (810) 219-9511 4v4 p-OA true*., greal cond.tion Bauer, 4x4 31.000 actual m.les Can IIL'CS SiO.iV.-0 :u:ii /½ 7554 j -."c-n.j-.i.uri $7500 313 541-2813 : 4A4 3-4 0O0 hVes exctelteni con-ji Si 9.673. 313-453-7500 Ford $16 995 i810^684 l025 lor detals (313)453-7500 tic^i. Si 7 (810)647-3898 SAAB 1994' 9000 CSE. loaded, CQRSIEA 1388. V-6,'automatic, air, Ask tnr Scott GM.C SA( AH I 1 99-) St. E -Yt upl-ons CHEVY I9r?3 lul Si7e CC«i .'ervc-n black, (a^ mierior mini condition, low 65.000 miles. $3800 (Eves.)(810) . Lisne* 29 C'vA)'ni'es under war­ -.an A-t-.te loade-J ;ery clean $4200 GRAND CHEROKEE 193-5 LTD • mJeS SI8.000 313-458-4123 DON MASSEY 646-9037, (Oays)8rO-850-6000 CHEVROLET 19-35 BLMer. 4*4. ranty.. ST6 900 (313j'-4'e4-3C,-95.. C-r L^St Otter 810-632-5624 DON MASSEY Loaded. leather. 40.000 miles Wack C«au!y IOA m.tes Prkred to 1-275 Ex.! »28 In.'Ptyrnooth. CORVETTE 1995, loaded. 31,000 •' t-275 Exit »28 in .P.-ymoulh S19500 iai.0) 477-0824 SUBARU LEGACY LS 1996 • Auto-, ALAN FORD sell-Cart lor details 1313)453-7500. matic; very loaded 9200,m.!es. Must SEDAN OEVILUE 1995. 13,000 mrles. Bose CO player. Must" sell by fORO EXPLORER 19*3 XLT JSILZU Af.llGO. 1991 - '.Removable sell'.- S17 95tttsest:'- (810) 650-4779 actual mrles Price to sell . al Oec 31, $22.990.-besl 810-542-9099 USED CARS OPEN SATURDAY 10-4 All the toys.'-$15 995. riaidtoci e«celtent running cond:.on 524,995 . 313H»53-7500 WEB SITE DON MASSEY must sell $2000 . 313-420-1133 EURO SPORT 1989. tow mileage, OLSON OLD. runs great. $2900 (313) 464-9569 t-275 E«l »28.111 Piymoutri' Anliqu&'Classic htro:/,V(ww.a!aftfcm (31.3) 261.-6900 JEEP CHEROKEE Coun-ry 95 tlack DON MASSEY (810)333-3000..- 200 cars S pearl t-nieJ oJass 4 i 4 (oacied. CplMorCars , IMPALA: 1995 SS Black, loaded, rion-smcAer' -sufer dean- S17 60O' 1-275 Exit «28 In Plymouth moonrool. (313) 4$3-1880 • (tHO)' 634-7515' ALAN LjJotd in stock! CHRYSLER 300 1963 convertible,- SEVILLE STS. 1996 - Loaded, list S52.500. sate S35.900, LEBARON 1994 Convertibie GTC. JEEP l99o Cr.erckc-e S)>orl - 4 door In.Jy-pace, c-ir edit.on 54,250: V6. power windows power locks, 313-453-7500 4x4 auloniat,:.Joa-J-id tr.OOOnv.'es (810) 851-7219 power seats. Wt.'crmso. a;r concli- .••1.2'Mo.-12,000Mile Warranty* tartcry Ajvrjnl'y SI'-995 This' tioriirig V/arranty Included Real steal CHEVY. 1996. Tahoe LT. 4x4.4 door. 4x4 FUN! CORVETTE 1960 convert.b'e. excel­ power sunroof, alarm, low rrrfes. most A-vrs ^[-eciaf AJI Car E'-lerfrjse at $10,288 lent corvj-'tcn, S28 OOO DON MASSEY sel $31.500, Days. 810-35545417 LANDCRUISER'94 $36,995 (3131937-2620 THE BIG STORE (810) 642-2388' l-275Exi1 »28 In Plymouth AMPBELL OODGE 538-ISCK RANGE ROVER .1996. 4 0 SE CONTOUR SE 1996 • Automatic, red LANDCRUtSER'95...... $35,995 CORVETTE 1963. 327:, 63,000 SEDAN-OEVILLE. '1996 - 3.000 E9SKC2I® Hack fl.-OXjm.'es brush guards run- w/gray cloth, air. excellent condition, miles 2tops. auto. 3O0HP 518,000/ actual mites. $31,500. LUMINA 1996. blue 4 door, air, $16.500,best. (313).981-0399 rung boards S5J.900 (810)296-3666' LEXUS'92 SC400 $26,995 besl Alter 6pm '810-477-5834 . 313-453-7500 power windows, doors, sunrool, $14.SOOtiest . (810) 693-2941 SUBURBAN 1993 - 4 WD, leather. CROWN VICTORIA 1989 Leather, LANDCRUISER'92.... $25,995 CERTIFIED ELCAMiNO 1960 • 283, 3 .speed excellent condition, futl power.. rear a:r S heat 46.0CO m/'es many LUMINA 1991 Euro, bright'red. hi- extras. $19,900 Serious only st'Ck needs nork Odd/'good shape DON MASSEY $4700. (810) 669-4265 LEXUS '93 GS'30'0 - $25,995 S1.300.tesl • (313)427-8309 way m.-tes. excetleht. must seB (8101 315-4018 1-275 Exit »28 In Plymouth $4500 or.best. ' (313) 728-5202. CROWN VICTORIA. LX 1994 Only LEXUS 92 SC300 Cpe $23,995 WRANGLER 1994 Spod 4lier 5 GRAHAM PAGE 1928 • S7900t>est. CONCOURS: 1994 -Calypso 5,800 miles Loaded As new. BMW 1971 3 0 CSi - 58906-besti LUMINA 1993 Euro coup©, loaded, $13.900. ',-.,; pi3) 591-2422 speed. -1x4. 35.000-mite's Warranty. Gteen. S21.9O0 • 313-453-7500 art pow et. cast aJuminom wtJeels, low 4 RUNNER^...:...... : $21,495 Excellent conddron 512 500 - •• (810) 644-3122 •95 Jeep Wrangler; 4.0.5 speed, soundbar, a IrtYirtjm -Atieefe . $15,900' miles, like new. Warranty jnduded! ESCORT 1988½ ^ Blue, 5 speed. 31.3-206-6552 - or 810-414-6595 LEXUS'91 LS400.1 ,.-..-:: . $19,995 •95 Dodge Ram 1500. SLT, Soon Cluo Cab, 4x4.'360V8. au-o.', MONTE CARLO 1972 Excellent con- DON MASSEY i89SS 80.000 miles. Welt maintained, good at. power \Ytno\7Astectc5. cru.se. shdiog tear-wvxJow, !ra-.«el. dtion, An/ona car S4,500best THE BIG STORE" condition! $1500. (810)646-0549 1-275 Exd »28 in Plymouth CAMRY:96 Coupe...... (810) 489-6135 AMPBEIL OODGE 538-1 $15,995 corr.^nence, InfntyCD. 14.0DOooewnerm;!es .'.. S23.900 Sports& Imported ESCORT J 993 GT. automatic, power rcol. $5975 NISSAN ;90' 300ZX,'Mops $14,995 •93.Ford F250S.C., 4«4. XLT.361 V8. auto ai. pov.«r A-odcM.s THUNDERBIftD 1966 'Con>-ert*W- SEVILLE. 1992 STS. Navy, loaded, LUMINA 1992 Euro • Loaded, sun­ & lexis, cruse. l:ii, snow plow packa'ge' 516,900 !:ghl b!ue n,ce ca< for oid car lo-^ers. e-xcetlent concUm Musi see 4 dnve'- rool, , Extremely wen maintained. : OLSON OLD 'g.irage kept S>5 00Obest S 12.900 or best SOLD 92.000 miles. Looks great, $7,500 (313) 261-6900 CAMRY'94 LE.....:.:.. $12,995 •95 Dodge D3)tota Club Cab SLT. 4x4 V8: aula. a r pwet BMW 325, 1968 coriverub'e red 810-477-6136 Call •'..-. (810) 399-1379 PREVIA'"91, :....,..-.. wndow-slocte, cruse, ut, A|iA-s.'iOCks. JACK CAULEY. ChevrSelGeo power Warranty included' $13,488 ESCORT LX 1990. great condition. BAD CREDIT-NO CREDIT . (8101.655-0014 (810) 377-0588 caise.t^Ar^tFM.sJereo-.casse-e^n^spn.eoOm.les'.-. .S21.900 S1700 (313) 261-5212 Call Tim Gold (810) 799-3518 -fHE BIG STORE- '94 Jeep Wranglef. 4,0.6 cjinder, auto. ar, a-umrtjm vstieeis. CORVETTE 1934. dark red. excel­ LESABRE 1990, po*er ftindofti/ ESCORT 1988 - LX wagon. Dark locks f.i't cruise, sharp car1 S6250 AMPBELL DODGE 538-15 lent condition, S5999 , Christmas red. automatic, air. 74.000 irrfes sound bar, tfirrjme package.and n>3re , .$13,900 1 On selected models Special ' OLSON OLD CIRRUS LXI, lealher, loaded, auto­ Very Clean $2350 810-478-7052 CAMARO 1989 RS Convertible , TY.ME:AUro (313) 455-5566 |3t3) 261-6900 matic: air. $13,995 Red. V8. excellent ococStion. 150,600 Uvonia Chrysler -Plymouth FORD TEMPO GL 1993. 2 door. 5 miles $6,500 (810) 524-8174 (313) 525-7604 speed, air. cruise stereo. exceSeni condition $5500 (313) 266-9341 CAMARO 1987 228. 305 automatjc. CONCORDE 1994. highway rrnles. LEASE SPECIAL" full power. T lops. 80.000 miles. MUSTANG GT 1987. T tops. $3500 PAGE TOYOTA w*sn«Dwiue excellent. $12,500 (810) 642-0333 684 W. ANN ARBOR ROAD S360O.best 313-537-1121 ext 33t(D) (E) (810) 737-4474 or best orfer. 810-442-9285 rn¥ON TELEGRAPb HI Betw V . 8I & V9 Mil Ie NRd . 684 W. ANPlymoutN ARBOh R ROAD I MUSTANG 1988 LX, automatic, air. ft AM/FM cassette, hew tires'exhauslr' 451-2110-962-3322 ! brakes. $2,200. (313) 266-8425 810-352-8580 OPEN: Mon. & Thurs. 9-9; Tues.. Wed. Fri. 9 6: Saturday 9-3 GOT A JOB? MUSTANG 1686 • LX Hatchback. automatic, loaded. Runs Drives Great. Good condition $695 Cal GET A CAR! 313-708-8205 PROBE 1990. automatic; ajr. dean. $2899 . '•• . • NEW 1997 BRAVADA 4x4 ZERO DOWN TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 IHKRV-IIIKRV-HIKHV PROBE 1991 GL. White. 96,000 mites, air, 5 speed, 1 owner, Excel­ ••t , r c' LEASE < FOR 36 -'H •BANKRUPT? •REPOSSESSION? lent $4400. 313-699.-1444 PROSE GT 1994; Wack lull power, '*•«• MONTHS • SLOW PAY? •DIVORCE? bra. 57,000 miles excellent- must cj-.f:':»it/*:KC*ja • «fivs::** 36nc '»»2»;ri ;« jut'• ISUCWIM ti«« sen. $85pabest (810) 549-3850 iier:l*&B;tH>tl-ll* •)'*, ;n MX K; tt i'H1r*c:*T>*^ I* IK 3«» :,-1 ',>/>»: l: 'tlil it-5 «r --(-1 X 11¾ * w M < roil-y.ii.1 V ni • "c' ja tu IT. v<), ?rt PROBE. 1994. 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Basic Transporta- GRAN0 PRIX 1993, 4 doot toaded, SUNB1R0 1991 LE r V-6. air. mint, SUPRA 1985 • Loaded. siNer. excel­ ARIES K1987 67.000 original m;tes, boo Special. 4 door. 5 speed. 93.000 tortaiorv $725Qt*st 313-565^36) ^lOO^goaat^. (313)592^5¾ ? sharp cart $11,995. 77.000 miles, asking $5850 lent cond-iton. California car. $3,200. runs good. Crack in Jrohl ona $995/ "^ $2200. (810) 471-4303 (.810J625-9777, Eves-(810) 620^374 Ca3; . (313) 416-5232 best, Kmrv (810) 476-7790, days UAZOA, 1987. 626L IX. 2 door 4 pflOeE. 19*«. SE. 31.000 mde», OLSON OLD speed. 130,000 mass, drivet great Cw 1995 EX. 4 door, loaded, moon- TRACER 1992. automate, pow« (313) 261-6900 • ei«3efil condition. M.700. m ^ SUPRA 1965. power moon fool. luSy BUtCK CENTURY 1987 • automatic, $1,500, .810-559-0475 fopf. very dean, to* mi.; violated .pfc, 5pm. , 313-931-7296 Windows, very sJwp! $5275. MIMMMP. ort PNXW. >13.400. 810-816-9618^ eONNEVlLlE 1992 SE -Mdoof, 3.8. GRANO PRIX LE 1993 - 4 door, toaded, extra dean. $3850be$t. good ties, 114.000 m,tes. runs g/eaL OLSON OLD • (313) 427-3178 $850 . (313) 591-1918 TAOfWS 1W Gt Loaded, low iter, red, htah **. eicefleot condition. $o$50>tiest $4.500.t*st, /.. (810)669^6342 $10,400, 1810) 652-6419 W^ MERCURY, 1986 Lynx, 1986, ^to*s & locks, aia/fn.xorne" CADILLAC 1965 Sedan Devifie . pM*r. (910) 627-5846 TERCEL 1990, 50.000 miles. $4,$» manuaf. runs peat look* good, Hresfrrakes. «7250. 810-626-1292 GRAND AM. 1987 - 4 doof.- auto­ GRANO PRIX SE 1992 - 2 door, a* SATURN, 1995 SL1, automatto. air. C*» after 6pm: (810)540 4852 rebuilt transrrnssion, no rust. $1200 SSOO. Ca>: (810)624^)794 TAVflUS 1955 - GL wagon, sirver,' matic, kka new condition. 5000 miles power, AMFM cassette. 128.000 power locks.'tit. am cassette", War­ Cal Oave (313) 266-6017 "loioW 21.000 mites. ExoeBenl con- CRX 1987 Si-Save/. 5 speed air" on engine & transmission. Too much. miles. $6000 Karen 810-695-0971 ranty induced. Must see! $10,488 ^»'«'«<>. 98,000 mtoi^ExceJeni to list. J^SOOtest 313-541-0145 CHEVY CAVALIER 1987 Z24 -pood g^n. S15.000. <3I3) 261-4536 conditw. $3200. 313-459 4248 THE BIG STORE 1 GRANO PRIX SE - 1988 Excellent ( Volkswagen (or parts, runs. $60Ot>esl PONTIAC 6000 SE 1987 V6. new • TAURUS 1996. loaded. low mies. -3000 1993 QT. Grey, loaded, low conbi&on. 03 rust, runs great One CAMPBELL DODGE 536-150! ..."'. (313) 729-6638 exhaust good uesVakes, great nvles, eiceient condition Texas Car. GRAND AM 1993 GT, 2 door, $14,995- toaded. 6 cylinder. $10,995. lady ownoe Garaged. Fufr/ loaded.' transporl. $1150. 313-454-0679 $14.20atest, (810)626-0924 iumoof 92.000 miles. $4500.test. SC2 • 5 speed, blue/green with wick ESCORT 1986 - automatic. 2 door, OLSON OLD OLSON OLD (313)451-564$ interior, leather seats, toaded. flt-,000 BUG 1969 • Utah car, no w$t. good runs good. »>.. Kenwood stereo. (313) 291-6900 (313)261-6900 highway miles. $?S00be$t. runnSngcondilion. new paint, inteno* $1,190/,negotiabfe' (313)235-8511 * (810) 650-2176 TAUflUSLX 1993 waoon. low mil«. Nissan GRANO PRIX SE 1990 Loaded, like & Kre« $3900. 810-926-6686 SKYHAV/K 1986. asking $500 or LS-400 1990, black. fuHy mainlined, GRAND AM 1992. LE. 44.600miles, new inside & out New Ires-btakes. ESCORT 1983 - automatic,, 4 door. best ofier weekend showing ohfy. looks'new, teainer. car phono, key­ l.ka buying - a new one. $69 down, SL2 1996. S speed, loaded, less *r*ry. $3650 (313) 534-27)5 excellent, traclxxi control, mconrool, 120.000 miles. $4950,810-8)6-0719 CABRIOLET 1990'ConvanAle -5 84,000 rrtles, • good running, new 810-594-1699 etc SOLO (313) 721-7244 pyaments u tow as $131 mo. No extended warranty, low mJeage speed, air, garaged, mini. 96.000 Cres- $16957best (313) 591-1918 TAURUS 1994 SHO • Loaded. 5 SENTRA 1993 'E' - 60,000 miles. 4 cosionef needed. OAC. GRANO PRIX 1993 STE. leather, CO excellent. $14,500. (313) 953-1741 miles. $6.995^651. (810) 229-5354 V/AMTED: -SC30Q, S-speed. low door, automatic, ar. stereo, new front TYMME AAUT O (313) 455-5566 player. 3.4 V-6. toaded m'th an the speed, warranty, $14,900. miles, excellent condition tres. $6,$oAbesi. Oscar: ESCORT 1990 - new Ues. brak.es C*l. (810) 887-0243 toys, Warranty Included. Only Runs good. Jooks great' 5 speed CLEAN OUT The Attic. (8t0) 642-6133 Days; (313) 454-3334 G RAND AM 1994 SE, quad 4, lea). 4 $11,988 '..•' 90.000 miles. $1775 Leave Clean The Garage. TAURUS. 1987, WaoonLX. NighlsVveekeods, (810) 855-237t door. 1 owner, dean. 49.000 miles. THE BIG STORE' message 1 (313)524-2723 or $8500. ;. (313) 432-9934 Have A Sale! wtide, grey interior, loaded. SENTRA 1991 XE, from Texas. NO ;AMPBELL DODGE 538-ISOC (8101344-8927 fyS power. Excellent condi­ RUST, cassette/air/ciuise, non- Call 313-591-0900 tion $3.2Q0.t*sl smoker $5200 . 1810) 757-6338 GRAND AM 1995 • vytvte. 4 door, aJr. GRANO PRIX 1990. V6. w^E Sport CAMRY 1989 - Automatic..a*, cruise, FOR0 ESCORT 1991 LX -5 speed. ESCORT 1986 Runs good, clean. • After 6pm. 313-425-3752 stereo cassette, k>aded, great condi­ pkg, 2 door, toaded. new' brakes/ new brakes, well maintained. 85.000 84.000 miles Runs wen Very good $600 . SOLD tion Reasonable. (810) 646-0826 fcres, 1 porter. $5,875 810^373-7099 miles. $5995. (810) 549:2121 conation. $2600. (313) 397-1533 TEMPO 1993, 2 door! AM-FW cas- CONTINENTAL 1993 • Dark blue s«aa. automatic, air. 6500 miles, complete accessory pkg, mdudngcd j^rvors car S6500 (BIO) 435-4927 4 blue leather seating. 41.000 miles Asking $12,500 (810) 547-5891 TEMPO, 1993. GL. gray, air,- cas- We'll be open for your convenience serta and tilt wheel, manual 58.000 CONTINENTAL 1994 Executive ACHIEVA 1993. quad 4. 4 door, tow m.leS $4500 Of best. <810) 349-6954 Series Extra clean. \ owner, rrules. red $7875 S'4,000. AJler 1pm 810-683-0555 •OLSON OLD Thursday Dec 26 • 9am-9pm TEMPO 1991 - GLS Loaded, 4 door. (313) 261-6900 automatic, showroom condition. CONTINENTAL. 1992. N3vy Blue 40.000 miles, garage kept. $37.75. excellent condition, $9,500 best 98 BROUGHAM 1989, 33' power. Friday Dec 27»9am-6pm (810) 979-0262 313-862-6515 or •- 313-494-2539 58,000 m/ies very dean, asking S6500 (810)788-4839 TEMPO, 1990 - 34.000 miles. 4 doc* MARK V.HI 1993.jjearl wh.!e. Dover Saturday Dec 28 •10am~3pm automatic, air. gfeaj shape, 1 owner. roof, tow miles. $16,495 CALAIS 1990 Sport Coupe - 69.000 $3500 or best offer; 313-282-7059 or rrrles. Excellent condition Must sell-. 313-943-4313 OLSON OLD asking $4450. (313) 427-3198 (313) 261-6900 '97 STRATUS 97 DODGE NEON HIGHLINE SPORT 97 DODGE RAM 1500 TMUN0ER8IRD. 1996. LX. auto- CIERA 1994. 6 cylinder, loaded, MARK-VII, 1989. LSC, loaded : tr,a::c VS. loaded, low mites,. fnim, $4200best Very nice ca/. great value! .$6986 must set $15,995 (313)'525-0128 Afler 5pm (313)532-9742 OLSON OLD THUNDERBIRD 1993. LX. excellent (313) 261-6900 concSSibn, $5999. - TOWN Car 1979- 68.00o'mles runs CIERA 1995. 6- cylinder, power TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 great Si550 (313) 565-0420 windows/tocks; tilt, cruise $11,995 - TKUNDERBIRD 1987. VS. 5.0. OLSON OLD TOWN CAR 1987 - Only 73.500 (313) 261-6900' •gjrage' kept. $2399»- miles Mew brakes Fun pcwer TYUE AUTO {313) 455-5566 $5.100 1810) 477-3834 CUTLASS CIEftRA 1994 • Power, ar. cruise Excellenl condition. Low THUNDERBIRD 1994. V-8. Sirver. TOV/MCAR SIGNATURE 1988. A6S power seats, windows, locks. miles StO.rXXVbest. 810-826-9618 33 000 miles. warrantvSl0 500/best Ctotfi. dean, runs great, looks great 89.000 miles. $5700 (313)425-5644 CUTLASS.STATION wagon 1995. (810) 473-9838 /P (313) 523-6919 Auto. air. power locks, power windows. porVer s'ieenng. poAer braves. well efluipped. 12.000 rreles. dark 5 91 Magnum V8, aulorinatic. air, travelccinvea«rtcsnrctr>c)er.' window's, power locis, AWFM cassette, tit cause, tachome'er. 'sliding ?condition, .; ' (313)459-3052 condition, $10,900. Private owner. CUTLASS 1994 Supreme. 4 door. rear deckferj spojie'i 14 inch scori wheel ecrvers & nyxe.''Slcd< «7.1070. • rear window. Stock *77127. M . 810-914-8855 extra dean' $11,995 " Lease lease lease ** $ 4 lease ft 1 m^lTGeo OLSON OLD OOown 99** $1000 Dow 73*' OOown 90 SIOOODown vl/[Qo4 J1000 Downy (313) 261-6900; 24 Mo. 261 24Uonth .•«21« 24 Ma 194 24Month. ITW Mrmo -30 Mo, 288 ^ 30Uonth 251 iper, wo . 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voltmeter, speedometer, trip the year and to identify your • odometer, odometer and favorite car in our reader poll.." tachometer. Make your voice heard by writ- - The Tahoe 4x4 LT I drove has [email protected]. •• more, stuff on it, but it's well 1997 Chevrolet Tahoe worth it. Like leather seating, Vehicle class: Full-size sport leather-wrapped steering utility. Tkhoe wheel, high back bucket seats, Engine: Vortec 5700 SFIV8. * : power, door locks and windows, Mileage: 14 city 117 highway. changes keyless entity, power driver's Where built: JanesviHe, Wise. , seat, AM/FM cassette/CD Price as tested: $34,495. for the stereo, tow hooks,, air condition­ Clarification ing, rear window defogger, rear Last week's review of the 1997 better window wiper/washer and car Suzuki Sidekick Sport should mats. have said Geo offers the By Anne Fracassa Safety is no stranger, either. Tracker sport utility vehicle as Avanti NewsFeatures Count on anti-lock brakes, dual a four-.door hard-top. The air bags, side impact beams and Tracker is the sister vehicle to It looks best in black. daytime running lamps to keep the Sidekick. It's most comfortable in you safe and cozy. And you can leather seating. tow between 5,000 and 7,000 Best of all, it's big. (Naps) - Your new car or truck lbs., depending on the model may soon be sporting a new exotic And if you think the 1997 you choose. metal alloy called ACuZinc. Chevrolet Tahoe hasn't changed switch right oh the instrument mission. More than adequate I loved the ride, the comfort, . The new patented, high- since last year's model, you're panel. for a truck ^ excuse me, sport the ease of handling, and how strength, recyclable material is dead wrong. Sure, the Tahoe is big. And ute -=• of this size. Optional is a safe I felt in the Tahoe. I didn't finding its way into a number of For example, the 11-blade ROAD it's hard ta get into without 180-horse 6.5-liter turbo diesel like the mileage — 14 mpg in popular (GM).cars. engine cooling fan now, is made TEST running boards. But it has a V8 engine. the city, 17 on the highway.' This aluminuni-copper-zinc. of composite, rather than steel. surprisingly tight turning ratio. The 2-door Tahoe is available My neighbor, Joe (a General alloy can be used on gears, levers, Little thing, but it reduces By On a normal subdivision street in standard, LS and LT models, Motors employee), just ordered steering column parts and door noise. Anne you can nearly turn around while the 4-door Tahoe comes in his Tahoe and expects delivery hardware,, according to its devel­ There's also a refined 4-speed Fracassa curb to curb. I only vised about IS and LT models. The 4-door in February. He trotted over to opers, M. David Hanna and M.S: automatic transmission that a foot into the neighbor's drive­ 4x4 LT, of course, costs the take another look and drive it a Rashid, metallurgists at Genera! gives you smoother shifts and is way when I tried it. I know most. bit. I asked him what he liked Motors Corp's NAO Research and more efficient. And a revised some large sedans that can't do The standard equipment list about the Tahoe. Development Center in Warren, clutch plate design reduces slip­ that, ••',, • is longer than Santa Claus' "When you hold the steering Michigan. page and is more efficient. Even The Tahoe is available in a shopping list: Illuminated wheel, you feel like there's The material offers a number of the power steering system has it's fast, it's big, it's capable of number of configurations, entry, rear heat ducts, two 12- advantages including recyclability, off-road action and it's easy to something substantial there. been improved to reduce driver which means you can buy highl­ volt outlets (for the car phone I'm really impressed with the quicker production times and effort. maneuver And for a vehicle of and low-priced model. Tested and radar detector or laptop or new steering system," Joe said. manufacturability, which result in It still looks great on the out­ this size, you reallyWouldn't was the 4-door 4-wheel-drive. whatever), dual air bags, dual "The comfort and room up front a lower production cost. Up to 40 side as well. Two new paint col^ expect that to. be true, leather-seated lots-of-options cupholders up front, map pock­ net-shape parts a minute can be was great and I think the high- created by taking advantage of the ors have been added (a metallic There are even some changes model. That's why it cost so ets, rear 60/40 split-folding back bucket seats are wonder­ blue and metallic beige). on the inside. There's now as seats, intermittent variable material's relatively low melting much (more than $34,000). ful. I don't like the mileage, temperature and fluidity, accord­ Styling is rugged and tpugh- standard outboard froritrpas- If you like choices, this won­ wipers, dual mirrors and though. But it's just great." AM/FM stereo with seek-scan ing to its inventors. Its melting Jooking all around. Don't be senger air bag, the center con­ derful truck is for you. You can You know what? Joe's right. temperature is 800 degrees F, surprised if you see your local sole has a pivoting writing sur­ and digital clock, choose from 2-door, 4-do6rt 2- The Tahoe's just great. compared to aluminum which trooper driving one. this sum­ face on top. And there's cassette : wheel-drive or 4x4 models. Instrumentation is cool, easy melts at about 1,250°. The materi­ mer — the Tahoe will soon be storage, a removable coin hold­ The standard engine is a to use and has backlit switches. Anne Fracassa is senior editor al also requires less energy to pro­ available in a police package. er and two cupholders for rear- Vortec 5700 SFIV8 engine.that All the information you'll ever of Avanti NewsFeatures; This is duce, is stronger, and has better Actually, it's a perfect vehicle seat passengers, and a cargo: provides 255 horsepower mated need~is there; coolant tempera­ the last week to cast your wear resistance than existing zinc for that application/It's high, area power door lock/unlock to a 4-speed automatic trans­ ture, oil pressure, fuel gauge, online vote for car and truck of alloys.

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