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By Janice Brqnson staff writer " ^By Kevin Brown / staff writer Warris Farms, beset by financial problems, has become a dream gone '. Two Inmates who escaped Christ bad in Westland. mas Eve from a Plymouth.TownshJp The construction project, the city's • prison were arrested Friday In Vir ficst under new multimse land ordi ginia... . nances, was forged amid high hopes ; After photos of Frank Schanault of and grand expectations In January •Westland and Bruce White of Ponti 1986. But by early 1987, the project KAI le were identified by Greyhound bus was in financial trouble. ; line officials, Wytheville, Va. police TodayT" Wards Farms — a^ pro ; were called In and circled a bus de- posed $38 million retail and residen 'pot the two men were waiting in, an tial development on Newburgh, .'FBI spokesman said. south of Joy —, is overseen by^ a ; . Just hours earlier, the two mer/re- court-appointed receiver who said WARRIS FARMS • : Jjeased unharmed a 21-year-ofd Dear some 20 lawsuits are pending born Heights woniau they abducted against the project. ; £?¥ftfiS-. APARTMENTS — Ghrlstmas,£ve after their" escape Two "recently completed apart-, '••"'•Mi frorrrthe Western "Wayne Correction ment buildings, three partially com al Facility, said Hal Helterhoff, FBI pleted buildings and-apseries of half- special agent. finished ponds are all that'stand on NOW LEASING : Schanault and White kidnapped the original 67-acre development. the woman from a State Fann office - ."Cosmetically, it's horrible. I'm on Telegraph Road in Dearborn ashamed. We wanted something Heights, "and forced her to drive beautiful foe Westland," said Eddie. v them out of the area," Helterhoff DeSantis of Clawson, pne.of seven fi said. nancial Investors in the project. ; "They released her unharmed," he DeSantis once owned 42 acres in the :<•>• said, in Bristol, Va. 2'The FBI had project. He has since lost the proper several leads In the area and went to ty. ' ~ QUYWARREN/staffphotOflraplw —the-bus-statlon and showed photo An eighth partner who contributed graphs," Helterhoff said. no funds, Pat Carnacchl of Troy, Warrls Farms, Westland's first multi-use development, is in and residential development on Newburgh south of Joy have receivership. Only two apartment buildings in the 67-acre retail been completed. - . .."'•. \ "We also located a relative who served as general contractor, ac-^ admitted he gave jh^ri'a change i)f cording to DeSantis. -~ -clothes,'and they had purchased (bus) 'itt';&uch..a visible community loca- any further /Construction," Simon, -units'being available for rent. Work partner who Invested in the project, ; "IT'S A CLASSIC example of how tf6n,"Wilh"emidsald, said. His duties Include maintaining , tickets to go from Bristol to Jack 1 continues on landscaping abutting 'predicts the property.will be sold sonville, Fla.," be continued. not to build something,' - siloTWest- Immediate solutions aren't likely, .the property and preventing further both buildings. and developed wKhln-slx months. land planning director George Wij- according to attorney John Simon, vBefore the two were captured, deterioration, securing the buildings While Simon refused comment on "We expect to get It resolved in helmi, adding that other, muld-uie. who has been appointed, by the . Schanault "went.for a,police offl- and considering of fere of purchase. the future of the remaining buildings the courts before too long, hopefully, .cer's gun," while White tried to flee, projects in the city hive beeni'suc- Wayne, <2ouhtyJ?ircjdt Court to act.-, ..;•; Slrrioir recently arranged.for th6: and acreage, he said,' "I don't cessfully completed. • within six months," he said. ,-. Helterhoff said, adding both were" as receiver. •:'''';,'-A '-^V -:-} -V> completion of two buildings at a cost perceive years to a resolution." • "It's unfortunate Warrls Farms Is caught and jailed in Wytheville. •, \^Risa project not presently under of $50,00(5, resulting in 4B apartment .George Willard of Westland, a Please4urn to Page 2 He said one Inmate had"a three- inch knlfe-and another had a small pistol when they were arrested. Before the two can be returned to Plymouth, the two will have to face for a hearing on, charges of resisting ar rest, Helterhoff sajd. Both men could also face charges of kidnapping, he -••' added; :, Both Inmates 'had vowed they ex would,'jiot be taken alive," the state police reported. . The prisoners were discovered jnlsslng jit_10 a.m. Christmas/Eve, "within minutes" df the last check of / the prison yard the men were In, said / Western Wayne Correctional Facili By Janice Brunson ty Warden Luela Burke. ; ' staff writer ~ - Sehanaultj-Saâs-sentenced in High-rise housing, to w- ' 'Isabella County to^2iko-50 years In '."• After more than two year? of ne rise housing, the prlsoh for armed robbe^vWhlte, 28, gotiations between city officials and wellness and -._was sentenced in OaklandCountjTtO" •a Southfjeld development group, Alzheimer's centers -:--4-to^6yearS for armed robbery and construction of. the proposed senior m ; ,{-to-40 years-for-first-degree drjml- citizens "campus" at Marquette and j*and other buildings ' nal sexual conduct Yelated to homo* Carlson should begin by mld-1990. wouldbespread J _se,xual assaults, the_state_poll« Purchase of 43 acrcs^t city- owned land by developers Arnold - a(ouridlhli4$acre$^ — On Wednesday, the FBI joined the Shapero and Dr; Allen Waldman will with private roads :investigation...... I .-".v ; /. be completed this month, outgoing between itiem.^ After the prisoners left the yard Mayor Charles Griffin said last — Investigators' said (hey weren't; week. • Shapero jnl,WaJldr&an head -sure how — tracks In the snow sug the Senior Citizen Development As "V :•••'/- ': y gested the men headed a short dis sociation of Southfteld. \. • f... and housing and shoppingvfor.sen* tance'southwest to the Metro West The^Westland Planning- Conimls-' industrial park. slon will co'nsldertbe project during: • "It!s believed they had a vehicle aregular meeting Feb. 6. "THEY TOtD me they're ready td wafting for them," Burke said. ' " :jr (^nilsAlojjers are expected tere- go," said WJlhelmi of meetings he - Tire tracks at the scene were not ivlew a special site plan ay required held with the pair late last month. "Indicative of anything ln>particu- ;'by city ordinance that permits mul Wllhelml also said the project has lar," Sanderson said? ~~ . tiple use on some 4S acres of land received wetlands approval from the „.: While prison officials have report ' north of Majquette, between Carlson Michigan.^ Department of Natural: ed, occasional walkaways ofprison Resources end state certification of; Brent Mason, 3, gets assistance from his ties wbbjajrimed the Woatland Sports Arena i and Wayne Road, according to plan- .. *•* ers on minimum security work de-: fhlng director George Wllhelml. the need for the Alzheimer's clinic, godmother, Ahrtette Snider of Garden City. to ice skate on several afternoons last week. Certification of needfor-tne nurs-: tails, this was the first escape from The two Werejimong-dpiens of^ce skaters i /Tê 1100 million project will tea- the prison's secure perimeter in four See photpitory on Page 3Av tUrSe one of nine Atzh'enn^s.bUsesse Inghêis pending.---^ years, Burke said. from Westland antf-surrounding communi •—-—-i . .. , ,,i. _ centers nationwide, a wellness cllnld -, Please turn to Page 2; what's inside in -run •Building scehe -. . 1F r ~U 8y Tedd fichnetdsr ; Calendar. •.(". . ,4A "a /student In good standing," but Building scene staff writer thît he didn't kqc^her personally. Classifieds ' . , C.E.F Anybody with information about the ;.'.: AUtO ., J .., . C,P • Funeral services for Mullens' were . The hit-and-fun drlver'who killed hit-and-run accident should call the Saturday at Uht Funeral Home, v-€rnploymqnt . . E,F affiffl a Wayne teenager Tuesday may Westland. <*. Index. . ,V.. . have been headedyfcome to Westland Wayne police, 721*1414 anytime. Mullens Is survived by her par •_• Real estate . . Bs^m or Ltvonla/police said. ::1 ...an Informative guide to ents/Violet and Michael ^Wheeler / Creative living . . . 1E new homo^ condominium and Police were still looking for the and Dwlght Montgomery; « brother, Crossword. . . . . 3E commercial developments In driver late last week. Victor Wheeler; and grandparents "He wfl9 headed northbound on . Randall said Wednesday police MULLENS DIED, at Annapolis . Entertainment, . ,6D your commun!ty.;.plu$ Mildred Wheeler and Monel Mont Yenoy and based on the time of day. were interviewing people In tho arcs Hospital from multiple injuries gomery. Obituaries. . . . .4A advertising to help keep you. Sports. .-...-, on top of tWBulldlng Sceno. I'd say it's a good possibility/' U. buthad only one substantial lead in about four hours after tho Incident, Randall said there might have ..:.'1C Dan Randall of tho Wayne police thocjse. Randallsald. * ~i«^- -Streetscene. , Appearing- Itioyery WondflxJ_j:^V been witnesses to the Incident who . .1D and Thursday edition. ~*—i—»»"traffi c bureau said Wednesday. "The best piece of Information we Contacted «U borne Wednesday, haven't come forward, Taste . . 1B Killed in the Tuesday night inci have U that the car apparently had Wayne,Memorial High School princi • %Hi -: • The section of Venoy where the In NEW8LINE . . .591-2300 dent was Rachel Mullet*, 17. • ooe of thc«e pU«Uc, personal ixed 11 pal Ronald Stratton said the victim cident occurred U a corrtmercUl -~ iA.ia aJ. j*,lÂ_»» :•••• -1 w*m*mm wmmmmmmwmwmwmm w :vV: ~

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•iyJahktBrunwn said a Woman who signed a secontffc^fewlyweds pay $570 monthly. staff writer" one-year rental agreement in Sep-, A spokeswoman for Manhattan v j Talk to tenants at Warrls Farms tember, ..^.-V .---/,:- -••. 'V';?:v Management would not verify the . ••; apartments In Westland and one Is. She likes the- interior of their vacancy-fate at Warris Farms and is in ; apt to hear an unhappy tale' dbout apartment though and appreciates declined further comment.. .Jhe_ jack of promised amenities, the fact that pets are permitted. The Carnacchi failed toreturn several ,=CoMnue^forrt^afta^M^^ ties. VVavne and Oakland, are look To^eslioTialjlFwnsfruQtionTa^niT fArrtltw htai g^fr—-- — •-• Tphonecalb lastTWeeli. wetlands," according to the Michi ing into missing Investment funds • tling rumors about the comple? each : Earlier this year the woman, who Wilhelmi, joo, is hopeful of a ; speedy resolution. gan Department of Natural Re amounting to $2 million," he said, 7 were, told to expect covered parking, - /: alt that is completed of an ambitious ; most.have been settled," making ..property, must be honored by new " If the property is sola\Jt reverts •retall/resldehtlal development Be- ; promised, replacing silly sand -tnaV -cable- TV aGd grass. Those who have - ; resale rnore likely, be said.: "Our owners, Wllhelmi said. to original zoning^ slngltfamily :gun tbre£ years ago and-now in' "filtered into shoes, cars and every lived In the complex a year orinpre -primary ' immediate concern is He.blames DNR action as one residential. New owners must seek receivership:with the W^yne County nook and granny in the apartment. sald.they were also promised a.club completion of tire three remaining reason the project failed^ by inter- '- new multi-use zoning under Special ; Circuit Courts:' •. ; ; "Last August 18th.District Judge house, a swimming pool and a nature v lbuildings." •._•.*.:-' - ruptlng-construction for over one Planned"DeVeloment ordinances, I;; Nearby; three additional apart' •Gail Mcknight ordered sod to be trail. > :•-•••"•,.-• . • Present efforts include clearing year, from'fall 1987 to summer of -Wllhelmi said. __ " menf, bulldiags -^ one V shell and laid, the woman said, jCh'e job, start •'•• A young-mother of twowho-was . title to 20 acres in the north part of 1988, while officials considered a Other projects'successfully con- metijTies sleep in the shadow of the fesembleT"a sand box? The sand she has seen entering and leaving the' vacant buildings, according to resi even gets into'Our bed." She said she unfinished buildings. l • and her husband plan to move next Once, while walking to herv car ings were boarded up last month, a considering a second suit.. .good location. The apartments are dents.- .;"•''•'•;' ;.,':';.* :. : -: •1 A series of mobile trailers, embla month when their leasecoraes due. early in the morning, an unkempt third remains accessible to passers- A'carpet layer who moved in one ^nice." zoned with Time. Construction of "Nobody stays here. Fdon't blame man whom shij described as drunk, by. .••••" month ago is bothered by the costly Few, however, are optimistic ,Troy fawned by contractor Pat Car- them," she sajd. "We're paying for exited 'nn adjacent unfinished build- waste of construction materials left about the future. amenities they promised and we ! ing and headed for her. It frightened One resident said the plumbing In outside.'"This stuff will never pass .nacchi, one of the project's eight her apartment has never/"worked inspection after sitting in .the snow Tenants are uncertain where to di ; partners); abut piles of lumber and aren't getting." her, enough so that she ran back to rect complaints. .other construction debris.' Manhattan Management of South- her apartment and had her husband " properly and electrical wiring a'lso all winter," he said. field manages rentals that range in accompany her to the car. poses problems, according to the He, like many others, would "like "I don't even know who to talk to," •J:?. "IT'S A COMPLETE eyesore," cost fronr $560 to $585 monthly. The While two of the unfinished build- woman who sued. She said she is to see this place progress. It's in a said the newlywed. . -- - to hel p injuries }>• >/. > • By Marie Chettney the board will evaluate, the trainers Carole Samples, assistant superin need to have in writing wh,at the dis After June, the district will evalu determine whether the athlete can v staff writer to see if they did what they were tendent for instruction, said changes trict expects from the trainers. ate the results of the pilot program continue to play. For major injuries, hired to do — prevent injuries; - *^ in the world of coaching have creat Dr/Samuel B. LaMonica, director before deciding whether to hire the he said, a doctor will be called.. - ..\ For the next six months, coaches "We'll see if we get what was ed the need for the trainers, of employee relations and benoflts, trainers for the full 1990-91 school jn the Livonia school district will get promised " said George Lovicb, ath "Fifty to 60 percent of the coaches recommended the district sign with year, at which time the cost would extra help in preventing injuries. letic director for^ Franklin High, are not our. employees," Samples a clinic rather than hire trainers of double. - which serves the northeast section of said. "The/re coaches fig>m the out- its own. The hiring of.the trainers1 came as Wtstlunb •;; (The Livonia school board, which Westland. si(|£ that we can't talk to during the "We lose some control over the in good news to Lovich, athletic direc -represents the northern section of day. Our.teachers are getting older dividual but we greatly reduce the tor for- Franklin High, who's been ®bseruer 'Westland, recently gave the go THE DISTRICT has agreed^to pay and they don't want to coach. It's liability risk to the district," LaMon lobbying for three years to hire (USPS 663-530) dhead to hire certified athletic train $10,800 to Sports and Preventive rare now to be ajjoaclffbr 3Q years." ica said. trainers. ers to help athletes get ready for Published every Monday and Jhur8- Medicine Corp., Liyonla, to'provide Having certified trainers _p4id for -Samples said the trainers won't day by Observer & Eccentric News ; games and to give them first aid if the trainers until June. by the district will give the district h*andle. medical emergencies that Livonia will simply be following suit writh districts across the nation papers. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. rt Deyens, Mass/: \ High School, Livonia, and Embry >« He plans toenroll at Wayne ' Riddle Aeronautical Univeristy, : State University and study -DaytonaBeach,Fla. ,,. 'Russiam - / v'f. Michniak is the son of Helen CADET JOHN M.Sweet :: Walker of Westland. of Westland was named to the. •' Commandant's List at Marion Military Institute, Ala. .' ••'•-STANLEY ••.:-•.'• V'- -* Sweet was cited for earning top RUTKOWSKI has finished gradesat the school. ' Army flightschoo l and been He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. FROM A DISEASE commissioned as a warrant ; v -Donald Sweet of Westland.

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New include chair caning, fishing, window matlon, call 523-9294. > V lowVlncome men and women 55 and Non-profit groups should mail, items for the calendar to the burgh at Marquette; 8 - . glass replacement, country wood -•-. older through the Senior Community Observer, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml :48150. The date, carving, first aid, and h<3w to get the • AduJt floor hockey Service Employment Program. For time and place of the eve/it "should be included, along with • weight club Job you want. For more information, MWayne-Wetland VMCA Is now more information^ calfLynne at 722- the name 'and ptione" hugr)ber;:jof' someone whtj; can- be- • The. Buxom Bell Weight Club, call 728-31110.- •- '. . • taking registrations for adult floor Mto;^--:--- y•:-::' r:: -; - meets at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays at hockey team* Leagues play at Ste-.-:--. reachedduringbusineishpursto'clarifyinformation,.. .. * " the Garden City Park, For more in • public speaking yenson Jr.. High on Saturday after • for parent v •'" ; formation, call 522-9323. •'• Join the Toastmastere and im P noon* beginning In 'February. Team Tuesdays — A new support group, # basketball -,-*.'•••. • karate ' \ prove your public speaking skills and fee is $230. Player* must be at least "Parerjt to Parent forPrevention," The Wayne-Westland YMCA b -Karate classes Tuesdays and • Eychre gain Confidence. Toastmasters meet 18 years old. Register before Jan. 16 . will meet the second''Tuesday of now taking basketball registrations Thursdays at the Wayne-Westland Euchre"group sessions, meet on every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the at the Wayne-Westland YMCA. Call •eachrnontl» , w«_j a•.«-.*.-co-.-t 7:30 in the nort, h cafe*- - for- a leagu- e In which boy- s and ~girl s Famlly'YMCA,-827S:WaVneRoad,: Monday aJ_i2i3Q_p.n£-at- the. Friend^- Ram's ^lonr^Restaitfanfo—^Teleh - 721-7044Avl -"' -' ''••- .-^ ... z : g terla of Franklin High.School, 3.1000/ ^n4" "gN *'^- 3* "throujgb^wM" "'" '** ^"- ' ship Center, U19 JRortfi' Newburgh graph and Plymouth Road. For more Road. There will be prizes and light information, call * Jessie Palmer- "Wsafe rlaesT , • stanch abuse. For informaftdn, cali shal^faTtTce^ginjTDMy^l Junior High.. Fo,r a Tmoreinfo John Marr / *diTldren'adults 7:30-s classe9 p.ms. Fo'6:^0-7:4r mor5e p.minforma. and. refreshments. Admission ls-|2' per Gri,ffin at 421-7925. ^Tida^-Saturdayg -r Livonia Safe Pennyjrwlnat525-8644..; v matJon,calltheYMCAat721-7044.^ tion, call the.Y*t.721-7044, person.' For more' Information, call Ijldea Is In operation Friday and Sat-, : 722-7628. : • Screening ~"«. urday.nights tluring the school year • alzheirner's support .V • swim classes -^ • • Alzheimer's Bloo* pressure and . cholesterol from/loVm.to 2 a.m. High school' .Wednesdays — Members of" a sup © healthcare W.ayne-Westland schools leisure Ah Alzheimer's support group will v screenlngare provided In the Front -sjudents living In the Livonia School port group for Alzheimer's Disease program will offer late fall swim., . meet at 2 p.m. at the:Westland Con Education classes for 'bfeast and Lobby of Garden City Hospital on District may ;call 261-3760 on these meet the first Wednesday of. the classes including aquatic exercise, valescent Center; 36137 Warren, lung, care"-on Wednesdays at 10:30 the first and third Tuesday of,each evenings for j9 safe and confidential, monthat.2 p.m. in the Westland Con arthritis aquatic, family swim and west of Wayne. The group meets the a.m. at Friendship Center, 1119 N. month noon to 2 p.m. Blood pressure ride home." For more Information, valescent -Center, 36137 Warren tot swim: Also offered are two fit fourth Thursday of every month. For Newburgh. The 30-m.inute program screening Is free and a |5 fee is call eaa^tOfL,.. v.T'.*""'.... Y.. i.—- Road. For Information, call 728-8100 ness classe3v^B4-preschool •Jplj&vL;' more fofojnTjatlon, call Nancy Mar- will focus on a support group, educa- charged for the cholesterol test.ô story hour. Classed star* t in late No-" vtin ffpenSwim • hostliori8 vember.:For information, call 728 Those with Medicare Blue Cross/ Open swim Is available at the Thursdays — The Westland Host 0100. Blue Shield coverage will have ii-.i-^'*" * AnamijockJb jLaeminars- WayWWestland YM£A_ Monday Lions Club meets at 6:30 p.m. the The- AnamllQ (wblrh mpum 'HA. jrjîKirJAtIoji-pr4)vid«d-4oHfl«âg^ The Westland Friendship Center tfiru Friday from 7-8 p.m. and Satur second and fourth thiirsfoyVpr ****—#~epen swim speak again") Club_ meets on the nostlc center where a light lunch will will offer seminars Wednesdays at -day from 1^3 IJ.HI. Fee Is$4 for month, in the Red Lobster Restau- The Wayne-Westland YMCA has-" ;; third Wednesday of every month, 2-4 be served, after which mammo 10:30 a.m. at 1119 N. Newburgh. A adults and' 11.50 for youths 18 and rant on Wayne Road, north of.Ford. daily open swim available 7-B p.m. p.m. at the Garden City Education grams and chest X-rays will-be done one-half hour discussion will consist ; ybunjger. ;""..'. Monday-Friday, and 1-3 p.'rn. Satur- Center, 6701 Harrison. The clilb Is a with return to Friendship Center at 2 of free support group, educational O purple heart day.Famlly Swim is 8-8:45 p.m^Fri- support group offering assistance, p.m. "'"*'." breast care and lung care. If you '.i Pre-schobi ^ Wednesdays — The Military Or day and 3-4 p.rrj. Saturday. The. •encouragement, companionship and have Medicare Blue Cross/Blue der or Purple Heart meets on the YMCA Is at 827 South Wayne Road, • recovery [Garden. City Preschoolers, ages mutual support to people who have Recovery Incorporated meets eve Shield, free transportation to, the Di ; 3¼ to; 5 years old' will be_scheduled third Wednesday of the month'at 8 Westland. For' more Information, lost their larynx to cancer and their agnostic Center WUfbe offered. Re p.m. in the VFWHali on Ford Road, call 721-7044. - ry Monday at 7:30 p.m; in the Gar . for preschool screening during Janu families. den City Presbyterian Church, 1841 turn to the Friendship Center will be ary. Screerdng dates are: Douglas — west of Venoy. Meetings are open to at 2 p.m. comtoat-wounded vets. Middlebelt. It is a community men Tuesday, Jan. 16, . Memorial — • co-op • diabetes tal health Organization that offers a : Thursday, Jan: 18, Farmlngton — LUtle People's Co-op Nursery"is A "Diabetes Support Group" for self-help method of will training. • eligible 4s _ Monday, Jan. 22, Henry Ruff — • pinochle accepting applications for the^new diabetics and .their families meets 7- The recovery method Is a system of The Wayne-Westland Community Wednesday, Jan. 24 and Lathers —. Mondaysand Tuesdays — Wayne school year for 3- and 4-year-olds. 8 p.m. the first Wednesday of every techniques for Controlling tempera Schools are recruiting eligible chil Tuesday, Jan 30. Letters notifying Westland School District Senior Classes wjll be In Cleveland Elemen month at the Garden City Hospital mental behavior and changing atti dren who will be 4 on or before Dec. ; parents of scheduled appOlnimerfts .Adults will hold Progressive pinoch tary. School, 28030 Cathedral, west of • Health and Education Center, 6701 tudes toward nervous systems and 1 for a .state-funded program. The will l>e mailed two weeks prior to le will be held in the Dyer Senior Inkster and south of West Chicago." Harrison. The -Diabetes Outpatient fears. •" / ..-.-:-.: program Is for 4-year-olds not en- ithe screening date. If you have a pre- Center", 36745 Marquette, near Carl For Information, call Lois at 937-" Education Department sponsors jhis -1 Friday, Jan. 5 — The Advisory cert Band meets every Wednesday ' 3-year-old morning class. The_class -Conference Roorn, 1119 N; New-,-communit y and enjoying new friend Council will meet at 10 a.m. in" the at 7 p.m. in Marshall Junior High, Is on Monday and Thursday 9:15-: den City "Hospital Room 3 in the burgh. The service is free for people ships can call the Westland Jaycee basement, 6245 Inkster Road at linden Conference .Room of the 35100 B&yvjew, South of Cherry Hill 11:15 a.m. at Newburg United Meth- * with Medicare coverage and |15 for .Hotline at 722-1630. Monthly mem W.estland Friendship Center, 1119 N. east of Wayne Road. Musicians are odist Church; 36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Ford. The group will focus on over others. Transportation Is available.. bership meetings are on the third coming obesity and promoting self- NewburghRoad. The Advisory Coun sought for the newly formed bandit Livonia. For more'Information, call For more information, call 722-7632. Tuesday of every month. cil Is to advise the Commission on Call Jim FrObe at 729-7386. Donna Kuhn 981-0277. esteem. • CPR • fitness classes Wayne-Westland schools' leisure Fitness classes for adults • are • senior meals program will offer CPR classes for available days and evenings through - Westland Medical Center will of children throughout March. _The Wayne-Westland's Leisure Program. fer a hot lunch program for commu -^4ass4sûme4-at-eMdreiwfge IGând- -Swimming classes Include/family nity senior citizens (over "5.5). The \ older. To reglsUr, call 728-0100. •swim, tot through adult Instruction center is on Merriman at Michigan al, aquatic exercise, early riser Avenue. Meals wuTbe available dai vDXRWIr^WNn^ Sterling Heights. Bernardino, Calif, after an automo • hypertension _ swim (for lap-swimmers), and ly 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The cost Is arthritis aquatic. For more Informal- $2. For more information, call Nan-" bile accident. .- Mondays, Thursdays — Blood u Services for Darwin 6'ConnorL58L MARKA.RENAUER pressure tests, are provided by An- tlon,call7.28-0100., v ~ :' cyRoggero, 487*2790. - wireheld Dec. 29 In Battle CreelL^— He was employed in retail sales,-\ .'•" /Mr; O'Connor died recently in the : Services for former Garden City """ MrrRenauerattendeârêTrdtjr Veterans Administration Hospital in resident Mark A. Renauer, 35jôf East High School,^ Catholic Central Portland, Oregon. -- California, were held Dec. 28 from High School and Wayne State Uni ; Survivore include: mother, Julie of the John N. Santeiu FuneralHome versity before moving to California. Melvlhdale; sons, Patrick of West- with the Rev. Fredefiek Klettner of He 13 Survived by his parents, Ste- lahd and Larry of Wayne; brothers, St. Kevin Catholic Church officiat phe^-awT Mary Renauer, /and a Ralph ofDearborn a1ndj)ennls of Al ing. Bufj.al was in MaplefJrove Cem.; brother, Stephen Jr. len Park; sisters, Noreen Tiberla of etery, Westland. Memorial contributions may be Allen Park' and Kathle Mardyla of - *fr. Renauer died Dec. 21 in San made to epilepsy research groups. ~~.~ ~* » ...*-'r.-' '.'•/• ' s-^-* ''i= " > WINTER FURNACE SALE

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By Kaihl«âple McBrlde seasonings such as wasabl, a hot, spi chef tarry special writer- cy Japanese horseradlshj and gariv a Janes :' :•-.:•:•• ( - -. •— slightly sweet pickled ginger relish, For manySpeople, the idea of eat- also are sold at the store. ' . • . ' ing'raw fish is hard to swallow. But At the Noble Fish Sushi BarTtbe-" "sushi — the Japanese food often sushi are presented on a woodentray featuring fresh, raw tuna, flounder, with the*horseradish paste and pic-, - salmon or other sea^ creatures — i kled ginger as accompaniments. Ele- * . changing more and more minds an gant porcelain dishes hold soy sauce, . • entering more andjno're mouths with chopsticks to. handle the nigirl . key to a The adventurous might, try one and sushi roils. piece at a party, then stop by a sushi "You add the horseradish paste to ' bar and make a meal of it. They re- the soy sauce in the dish — just a ' "ally know they are hooked when they touch, and mix it with your chop happy try to make sushi at home, forming sticks," Hewes said. "Then you dip ^••j:a^l3^Trr •<.!*.".u^ "their/ own' flavor coHbinauons-py: "your sus1nî!rtn^ûceând-pop4t'hr*=«T~y- hand. -~ your mouth. It's really a beautiful New Year For these Inspired souls, Noble " way to eat." - Fish in ClawsonVoW^r3 9n££t°i> Tis the season forimaking rea shopping and friendly advice. This WHILE THE COLORS, unique sons. There is a reason for not fish market and Japanese grocery shapes and artful presentation at-k ~ putting dry gas in the car, there is sells the ingredients, seasonings, and tract people to sushi, Hewes said its a reason for having a cigarette. utensils to make sushi. An in-store healthful qualities and distinctive But this year, there is NO reason sushi bar allows patrons to observe flavors are big drawing. cards as . for not being able to keep these and learn from the chef's specialized well. - simple New Year's resolutions. techniques "The traditional Japanese diet uses a lot of fish, which is good for Lthlnk I have learned enough In "WE GET A lot of people who you, and seaweed, which is very high past years not .tor make resolu want to make sushi at home," Presi in iron," he said. "Sushi is low-cho tions that I know I won't-be able dent of Noble-Fish Jim He,wes said. lesterol, low-fat and low-calorie — to keep, so instead, here Is my list "It's cheaper, and they like to do it." just the thing Americans are looking of New Year's resolutions I know Hewes is quick to educate first- for."" • I'll be able to follow through with: time sushi consumers. At the same time, he said people ; "Not all sushi-is made with raw" love the taste of sushi - with or ; First off, I am gonna resolve to - fish, which surprises people," he" without raw fish. lose weight. Last" year, 1 said T - said. "When someone is trying sushi. "There is such a variety in the fla-' wpuld lose 25 pounds, but this for the first time, we-generally start vors, textures and the way the Japa-; year, I'm setting a more realistic them with our California roll, which nese prepare sushi," Hewes said. goal — I'm gonna^Jose 5 pounds has avocado, cooked Imitaiion crab "It's just like an.a.pple or pear — if before Valentines Day/The way I and cucumber, or a cooked crab or It's fresh and good, you don't want to figure, I'll gain it back "making shrimp nigirl." cook it. Tfre same is true with fish" candy* $nyway so things should • Nigirl Is a form of sushi that uses" The majority of Noble Fish cus even out in the long run. vlnegared rice as a base, with a tomers share Hewes' opinion. About piece of a Japanese-style omelette, 65 percent are Japanese, traveling Secondly, I resolve to purchase 4 cooked seafood or sashiml (raw fish) from as far as Toledo and Midland to at least three laundry baskets and carefully placed on top. buy sashiml, rice and imported pro keep' them under the basement ' ' "The Japanese have been making duce and products. To support the steps so that I cairbe a little more sushi for more than 500 years," growing Japanese clientele in outly- • organized while recycling. Glass Hewes said. 'They know which kinds ing areas, the store now offers a"gro- in one, canslnanotheF^nd £lastic_ -H)f4ishêJ>e^ra^Jfjtfiere is any " eery delivery service. in the third. No more spending an possib|lity_of worms Intheiish, they houTsortlng through a mulU-pur- . won'tûie it." ./ pose basket on Saturday morn DESPITE THE STRONG Japa ings before seeing my friends at A WH)E;VAWETY of sashlmi are nese customer base, Hewes said the the recycling centers ^-^ " available at Noble Fish, packaged in number of U.S. customers has in-, recipe-ready portions. In addition to creased tremendously since his wife • „- Next in line, is a resolution that the tuna,, flounder, salmon, shrimp and a friend-came from Japan to I made before my holiday shoj* and crab, the store sells an eyer- open Noble Fish In i9iC •, --- * changing menu of raw fish for sushi iping. I resolve to continue not Much of the sashiml Is wholesaled Including yellow-.tail, fluke, sea ur- buying battery-operated toys and to Japanese restaurants In the area, •' chin/squid and giant clams. .; stuff and instead, Thought myself where sushi bars have, grown to.}.._ Sashimi,; caviar- and cooked a battery recha'rger and a'sjew of meet Michiganlans*;adventurous tas- seafood for sushi fill one side of a rechargeable batteries. All the tebuds. the Noble Fish .Sushi Bar - refrigerated case» The dther side dis old batteries are going to the re handles numerous carry-out orders plays such standards as salmon cycling center" for safe disposal and caters parties, which encourages, steaks; orange rbughy fillet ot sole and will not go into the trash: ' t new .peopleto try the cuisine. andblueflsh. -- I also am resolving to expand "If a fish gets two to three days' Hewes said the "trylt, you'll like my cookbook library not just by old, we'll sell it in steaks to be it," approach seems to work with purchasing what Is on the New : cooked," HeweTsaldrwamingêople most people who never thought they. iY^fc3imes3est3eller4isM>uHo- - rnotto buy raw^hÔrsushfhstfadi1 _would_eaLraw fish. Once customers •- Include some ^great selections put tlonal grocery .stores/ Because, con get hooked on sushk.tfiey often be out by. local charities, organiza sumers rarely know the day a fish come interested in how it is pre-.,- tions, and churches. These books was caught, supermarket purchases pared, and begin making their own. are filled with family tried-and- should be cooked to eliminate possi "Sushi is an art the Japanese have * true recipes that arcsbeer joy to ble bacteria. J ..- perfected, but it really isn't compll- ; prepare and eat. In addition to sashiml, fish, and cated when you have the right tools '. seafood, Noble Fish offers the other' and Ingredients," Hewes said. "We '% This year's winners Include the _. key ingredients for- sushi: rice, 8TEVE CANTRELL/SlaH Photographer try to make it easy, for anyone to .;' 'seaweed and special seasonings. "Good Enough Cookbook" from y Owner of Noble Fish Jim Hewes shows some of the sushi served In bis grocery. make sushi at home." • the Farmlngton Community Cen Japanese rice has a ,very short grain and a chewy, slightly sticky i ter and the OCC Meadowbrook > texture which allows It to be formed Theatre Guilds' "Curtain Calls" SUSHI RICE pot which has a tight-fitting lid. and 1-1¼ tablespoons salt in a' cookbook. Both are filled with - into numerous sushi shapes. i' ; / With the lid on, bring contents of small enamel saucepan. Place > homelfnade reclpes= ey,en Momma-|- Place 2 cups short-grained raw Xpotto a vigorous boll over high over very low heat, stirring slowly *.. would give her top depture plate ALSO/~NOBLE^FISH customers 1 rlcelna deep bowl andbarely cov 'heati Then reduce heat to medium until sugar Is dissolved., Cook to' for. For more information on can buy cooked suski-flceto make i er, with cold water. Swirl rice to' and cook 5-6 minutes, until the wa lukewarm, without.letting it boll, i "instant" sushi. : ^^^^ e these two great locally produced rinse well,and drain oft water; Re ter Is absorbed. After this, do not then set aside. -,, \• - y_—^-^ t gems, contact the Meadowbrook Rolled sushi requires norl, the i fill bowl with'cold water and re- remove the cover, until you are , When the rice is ready, transfer •*~ Theay-e Guild ;of OCC or the Japanese term for seaweed, to cre^ 1_ peat.until water runs jdear. Place ready to use the rice. "Reduce heat itfrom the pan with a .wooden spa? i Farmlngton -Community Center. ate its wrapper. One form calls for a tula (wet before using) Into a large -sheot-oMoastedêawefedj-eovefed washed rice in a bowl of saucepan ?To very low, dnd continue to cook ;You won't be disappointed. —- with 2 cups cold water and let soak 10 to 12 minutes. Remove" from 'flat-bottom bowl (untreated wood with a layer of sushi rice and an as for-15 to 20 minutes untlMhe rice heat and allow to stand for 15 to 20 is pre/erred to absorb excess mois sortment of vegetables or seafood. Cookbook fanatics will also en changes color, to white. Transfer ture, but. you can use a plastic Using a bamboo rolling mat (su- . minutes. Makes ;8 cups cooked. joy MFK FishereV re-release'of the rice Into a colander and drain ; :; : bowl instead. Do not use a metal dare), the norl is rolled around Ihe . rice.: . ., : ;,•' "?-'• . - ' her five book anthology. This off water completely for 10 to 15 bowL) Run your wooden spatula filling to form a cylinder, then sliced While the rice Is cooking, make five-book- collection from, a mas minutes. Combine the drained rice . '^»^^— •»• .^w—>^——^-i^wMi into blte-slze pieces, vinegar seasoning. Combine V4 cup ^ ter writer and cooking authority and 2 cups water in a heavy metal rice vinegar, 1 tablespoon sugar, PleasatgrntoPa9«2. will offer ;hot just great recipes Both the sudare and norl can be but also great reading enjoyment. purchased at Noble Fish. Special Ftehery rtfw^rrhef "golden years" haTa waywith'"words and her re cipes and culinary style, will live ,^-. long after you and I have taken the big path to that*4;star restau rant in the sky, By Anna R. Lehmann ing patients really need help In put- . wanted and together we struggled to nally was realized when sho joined a dreds of cookbooks found all over special writer ting together meals," Schneyer-sald. create an apple pte I had thought ^reclpecrust from one cookbook with, her home. "One good recipe from a This ne.xt one is a toughle. I re-. She also said that although she some-, about a great deal. After many »a filling from another volume, cookbook makes It a workwhlle In solve to try harder to clean up af •ASS PRODUCED frozen times accepts'Catering jobs, her prl-! failed attempts, he told me to give vestment," she said. Some of her fay ter myself In the kitchen. Last entrees, move - over. A mary goal In getting into the food up,"shesald, SCHNEYER'S REPERTOIRE In- vorltes Include French Onion Soup, month when the O&E ran my fea new concept. In home •preparation businesswas to geHhe Schncyer's specially-apple-pie fl-^ eludes many rcripos from thp Ti.m- hearty beef *tew and apple pie. ture article on holiday cookies, M cooking was born this family back to the dining room So home much will a meal by this the kitchen was a disaster and it past July with the creation of Nina table. » . ••'.' avid cook set you back? Her fee iJ stayed that way till I paid to have Schneyer's "Your Home, My Cook $40 an, hour. At first glance, that it cleaned up. From nowim; U ing." ' "IXL NEVER FORGET my son may seem a hefty price for a meal will at least'go Into the dishwash As this self-.explanatory name for telling me that his favorite part of that can take several hours to pre er so I won't have to look at It. No a business suggests, pcoplo are being each meal was the warmth and con pare, but not when, you consider she more Petrie dish creations from offered the unique services of a cook versation. If the cooking Is done, coordinates things so that every hour letting something sit In the sink who provides wholesome, flavorful iherp'a more time for that," Is packed with cooking activity. too long. ' home-cooked foods. Schneyer, a re Schneyer said. spected cooking Instructor, caterer For example, she said she will .•••'" '. • •* This 54-year-old molher.brfour.Is. Lastly, I resolve to not accept and seasoned cook who has studied -married to a nhyslclan who appreci prepare a soup or stew that requires mediocre, food when paying top- with James Beard and • Michaer ates a good meal/and consequently, a few hours to cook first. While that dollar prices In area restaurants. James, will come to your homo with Schneyer spent a lot of time In the simmers, meat might be marinating, J'P^not going to be beUlgcreftt. basket(ulsjf jogulpmcnt and Ingred- kitchen experlmcflitlng. ; t>re«d dough rising and spinach - Î«uf lIHusf take ]tTway" and "ients'fo whTp upwhatovcr youThwrT When 'her ^1¾ were youqg^snV" •iVl trvlll£ PW^^fTOT^nr"~^'— K-> : *.-jr-rtTA it \ -* .-i'^rvfirr- V bring me something better. desires. Would get together with a friend "Many things are going on *t i Schneyer said, "I make the kind of each week to develop recipes with once," khrveytr said/"and orderjnt Urge quantum rnaket thing* evwi I truly hope 1990 heralds In a ?foods you would make yourself If the Intention of publishing a cook*' more economical. If I mak« seYiral prosperous year for: you and you had the time and Inclination.",, book. Although thd book never mate doten muffins, or a Urge batck of yours. If you too] are making a .The Idea was developed when rialized, her' growing Interest in • Schneyer was brainstorming with a, cooking prompted her to take classes soup for the freexer, thin* actually list of New Year's resolutions, I turn out ,lo'be very reaiOnaWy hope you keep them simple and ' Brazilian irlend who said this kind of with professlonaUhefs. - ; OOUO 8U9AtLA/»1«ft photoy H*»t priced."—^ •':';, ; attainable, Bon Appetlt! .- 6ejvico is" common in her naflvo She recalls tho time she spent wlUV = country. James Beard in New York, "It was a Nina Schneyer displays a m«fll prepared In h*f cwttdm#f's 1 ;' ' '. "< • i »»•' i i i n r. "Busy families, new mothers, ail week of learning to'cook whatever I P»*»6turntoP»o^^ 0» mmm*wm m* m^^m^mmmmmmmmwm j •:. —- \: 2B* O&p •'Monday. January y 1990

II ! h ••'•'• \, Continued from Page With sklrnmer, remove as much of l-^Mabiespoons-l'doked, pureed gar- Continued from Page 1 Tekka Maki (rolled hosoroakl with tuna) themess as possible. Strain remain \ Before going to a client she will .lie * ing broth through three' thicknesses pseja strip of fresh tuna cut Vi Inch isquare length- plan the menu, take an equipment'in salt to taste ''• '•'.'./ ,- gently thrpugbrthe rice to prevent mashiog the indlylff- of cheesecloth. Serve or-freeze. lse. Serve with wasabi (Japaoese horseradish); - ventory and make an ingredient list. . Brown, beef under broiler. Put in ual grains, adding the vinegar seasoning slowly. Contin •'•':'• You have a clear double-rich con- cooking pot and add chili powder ue this motion with the spatula with one hand and fan She will check to see what ingred S Kappa Makl(rolled hosomal^ wltlfcucumber) ients a person already has In order to surrtmeor a base for pnion soup. and beef broth to barely cover. Let . the_rice with the other hand. If this U not possible, use avoid making unnecessary expendi . Taste and salt before serving; . ,\ cook down .until, almost dry. Start -an electric fan or have someone else fan the rice near* • Rub cuegmber with salt, fllnse with water. Cut cu tures forsuch staple items as olive __coyergd and*j,hen open.:Add chopped. jbyorpolnit a,lhairdryer,8et on cool air. Meanwhile, cumber into spears lengthwlse.^prlrikle. toasted vihlte_ To -make: Beef Bfothra- Double oil or grainy mustard: onions and garlic, add salt to taste, constantly turn the rice,' using a cutting and holding sesame seeds to give good flavor. ) Rich Beef Broth or Clear Beef Con- . So far, most people requesting heK : : Cook covered until very- tender. Add motion, until the rice is cool. This firms the surface of services are on special diets. "I can summed X- V \ --^ - ; more chill powder to taste. This is a the grains and gives them a glossy finish. Cover the " ÂVOCADO/CRAB . . ;••'-•:': Use .3-4 lbs. beer neck and beef .very dense chili, delicious with black rice .with a,damp cloth, and keep It at room tempera: ' ;/'; --.^- CALIFORNIA ROLL make almost anything low salt or - low fat and still have^ itjasjte good." marrow bones and'a couple of veal- beans and yogurt or sour cream:" ture. Serves 4. '':.'"-..-'. t-/— Schneyer said. "ThV point" is, rhv - bones plus 2»$;lbs.' of .chuck, flank •In Califorrilaliyice tbp advent of susfil bare, there • steak or round for the second cook*-;. has been a'p interesting develophn^pt in sushi. Chefs use doing what I love and helping others APPLEPJE ' HOSQMAKI 1 Ing, Brown.the bones and the roast! (i;: •'".•> 2 cups vincgared rice ' •"•)• - sliced, ripe avocado, along" with'crab legs, to form a at'.the same: tinie. What- rnore could •10 cups peeled, cored and thinly - under the' broiler ;• on" all sides' and 1 ounce kampyo (dried goiinTshavings) dazzling "California RbirjThe oil content and smooth anyone want in a; • -sliced Northern Spy or mixtures of then proceed exactly as for. chicken- 5 sheets nori (faver seaweed) . texture of jhe ayocadois similar', to luna^nd is deli _S.:\ ;• ]'.^'-r Cranny Smilb, Copland arid Empire cious whenxombiried with crab,' poiim.R RICK curckp^.soutL-^ âpples '•"'•-• "•'•' -^--^- —- '^-' salt"' •'•-.— " • TrFor^herWSDmWfc befofrcTai^ Trice vinegar- ThTre are qtilteia-fewadaptatioris of.this idea: ----- 3:4ib. Chicken back, neck, giizards W-V< cu'pssugaf (½ brown, ft gariu ifying, put broth (fat removed) into : • Toast nprl sheet, cut in quarters and-p!ace.on your or> cut-up chicken- '' . ~ - •''}'.•• lated),: ;j V: ;- .-'...-_.••«. sugar;., .-*.-.-., .. -.- ,- "- >.. pot, with ft W, ground;)?eef, 3¼ ourj, soyyauce '-^'.;..-• hand. Vlnegared rice is placed thereon. In the center a . 2 chicken, feel, if possible or a couple >-ltea»poîisîn^mbn * red' wine;''arid 1 ciip jcoldl water. " •'•'•'"•••.'.' '''"'••.•. -v' -- , slice of avocado ,and a crab leg meat portion are - of,veal bones v..'•• .•;.""''• v/ LhandfulVijftins.. '.''", Bring to boil, skim a'gaW, Cook gen l "Prepare the vlnegared tice, put aside. Cut the Jtam* aligned with a sprinkle of toasted white sesame seeds. plus L whole 3-^lb. chicken, not cut ' A teaspoon salt tly 30 mlntures and clarify as above pyo strips in 3 pieces. Hub with salt, rinse In water. This is rolled like a fat cigar. ' 2 onions, sliced and sauteed with, 2 [tablespoon cornstarch using, egg shells as well as egg Cook In eiibugh boiling water until soft. Drain. Squeeze - • Another version is to place the toasted nori sheet garlic clpy.es ' •A cup flour '•",• ' whites. ; . • .'.-/•"•• '.'• ,*" out the water. Fill a pan with the kampyo and add 2-3 cut In quarters on the sudare (bamboo rolling mat). The 1 leek - optional 2 tablespoon butter • A petite marmite is a soup made tablespoons water, 5 tablespoons sugar and 3 table avocado slice is placed 'thereon along with the 4 carrots ' with both beef bones and chicken pastry for 2-drust pie; - crabmeat. This Is rolled at the point with the nori sur ^parsnips spoons soy sauce. Cook until the liquid is absorbed. broth. ' ; -,/A Combine sugar, cinnamon, salt, -Toast 2 nori sheets together over low heat. Turn off rounding the ingredients. Then the vlnegared rice is 2 sjalks celery -witTCh leaves1, If you c formed by hand around the nori to produce a nigiri- 'fT°'I^°^ '' ' " ilMlMte ^|t|rcJ^nJ=flo^rjw^^ Jhe. heat when the^color of the nori becomes greenish. 2 sprigs parsley (Italian or flat pars . FRENCH^NIQNSOUP .âpples. Turn into a nin?ihch pan" Do not oyertoair^tlhT^'cro^wlse — jipe piece""^JBnTfyp^varTfiiris'H i Wrn-rOllelflrrTealted 'wbltlatter. A bowl of vlnegared rice ~- T^CoYeTchlcken"paTtii"\vitli cold -wa^- nutmeg to taste degrees and bake 20-25 minutes mound on the nori. Spread out carefullyfleaving about is then made up into small balls, ready to be picked up ^terandbringto boil, w-:.; French bread toast rounds (cat to fit longer (Iel^tll^nirhT^wTirdepeTRron" 'ft inch of the ftori exposed on thY end-farthest away by the guests: TheToasted nori is cut Into quarters and : Skim off sciim of foam if you want exactly in^ opening of individual apples* used). Leave a silt In the cen .from you. stacked close by. And the star of the show is a bunch" of a clear broth. When no more foaih is' oven-proof soup crocks) .-j. V ter of the pie crust so that tbeapples Make a hollow groove in the center so you can place fresh green shiso (beefsteak plant of the mint family) ".:• forming add vegetables'and season Freshly grated gruyere cheese can be tested with a fork without dls- 3 pieces of cooked kampyo lengthwise. Dampen "Sf- leaves, ready to be included in the combination. Pre ings (reserving half the onions, car Freshly gratedj>armesan cheejse , turbing the curst. Serve apple pie ppsed strip gf nori with vinegar/water solution. Lift the pare your own temaki-sushi. Dip in soy sauce to eat.' rots, celery, and parsnip, for later).: "warm or cold, plain or with sharp front' of the sudare closest to your body. Roll the.hoso- • Avocado slices can have lemon juice sprinkled on When -broth returns to boil, turn Saute onions in fat until soft (for Cheddar cheese. Put aluminurh foil maki with the sudare, pressing down on the nori portion them and be placed on a regular niglri-sushi assort down and let simmer for Zft-Z browner onions sprinkle with sugar around the crust edge for most of the firmly and finally it will stick to Itself when completely ment of toppings,.Shrimp or scallops would work equal cooking time to keep the edgefrom ^hours- \: '-:'j~ ' ,'•--• ^v ., ana* turn, over). Add ^riiumme. Add rolled/Shape the roll ends so no rice will fall out. If you ly well with avocado. Or you can use avocado as a '., Strain the broth, discarding bones, salt, fresh ground pepper and nut- burning. can let it f est a minute or two, all the better. Moisten a surprise filler in other types of sushi. . meat, arid vegtables. fneg. Let "blend very well, 5 to 6 min sharp knife with vlnegared water. The ideal manner of Substitute for crab: A very delicious alternative to : : You now have a stock, broth or; utes. For lighter soup, serve as is PASTRY FOR PIE • cutting! is in half and then wipe the knife and place the expensive crab legs is an imitation crab made from bouillon — a base for many soups; and pass the fresh grated parmesan? 2. Vi cu. flour, sifted - .. ." two rolls together. Cut the two rolls together again in pollack, potato starch, sugar and salt with coloring and • stews-and. sauces. -^=--^ Or, laoleservings into Individual, 1 teaspoon, salt ,r half to result in four pieces. crab flavoring. Thlsis aêanied fishcake produced in To make a chicken sf grated gruyere Into table spoon-sized pieces. ; add thewhole chicken, When it rer/cheese . Bake at 350 degrees.until With metal blade of food proces turns to the boil, cover and let it; cheese melts and is-bubMy. Serve sor in place, add flour, salt, butter an simmer until, chicken is just tender - with parmesan. d process with on and off switching or boil for twenty minutes; tuxooff rapidly for 15 seconds. Add water as' and wait until "you can huglFe pot: • CHILI " needed. Continue processing until a ' Remove chicken. - X pounds cubed beef chuck (fat re- ball of dough forms on Ihe b'tade. BOB'S Add remaining ' vegetables - and : "moved) ' Chill overnight. Handle pastry as lit sprig of fresh dill and cook just until 2 tablespoon chili powder (or more) tle as possible, make in a cool spot, barely tender;' then remove. While beef broth to cover ;r using cool fingers^ makes two 8 oi '9 OF CANTON vegetables are- cooking,. separate 1¼ cup chopped onions inch pastry shells. *C\>*fsr** bones and skin. Reserve good chick en and just-cooked vegetables to add 8611 tiltey Road • Cantorv to soup later, May serve double rich Across from airport In the Golden Gate Shopping-Center chicken soup with bite-sized pieces We Accept of meat and vegetables or strain The 454-0111 Joy Road & Lllley Food Stamps broth. through two' or .three WE SPECIALIZE IN OVER-THE-COUNTER SERVICE. NO WAITING. WE PRIDE OURSELVES r thicknesses of cheesecloth; measure PORTERHOUSE MEATS ON GREAT PRICES ON HIGHEST QUALITY BEEF-PORK-POULTRY-LAMB-VEAL AMISH : broth and refrigerate oyer night. Re^ CHICKENS & AMISH BROWN EGGS. • • >i ''•• - • move all fat from top of soup.—- ^T We Reitrvo the* Right To clarify soup* for a cle>r broth; Chicken Breasts HOURS M-SAT. 9-8: SUN. 1M to Limit Quantities measure soup and. put back into cooking pot. For each quart'of soup, t__ (WHple Ortlylci '^ WED. JAN. 3rd ONLY II THURS. JAN. 4th ONLY I FRI. JAN. 5th ONLY use one egg white. Beat whites into a froth which is not quitestlf f. Stir into NO LIMIT HAMBURGER pRADE A BONELESS U.S.D.A. WHOLE cold stoik. Stir and cook over medi flitlS— _ w„ .___,JXPIRE^ 1 -6-90- •madefrom FRYER i <•: um heat. Whfen stock begins to bub- . BEEF We' at edgesy stop stirring and allow ' 105asJtoAIN~~ ^ GROUND ROUND BREAST mixture to simmer for-about jgp_ N.Y. Strip Loins •-V: ^^Vimn>L* 455-6770 LIMIT 10 LBS., _ LIMIT 10 LBS. ^"jninutes. AUthe tmy bits and pieces.. Use Our Pick-UV» Service wil cling to the egg whites. Turn off Work All Day? Don't Wait '• Call Ahead s $ I • heat and let settle for one-half hour. 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hails .•; MOCK CEASAR SALAD . fpound ground beef ,.'..-.. MICROWAVE PEACtfCOBBLER bacon .or bacon bits —i 2 cans crescent rolls (8 ounces each) ' -::- - • —-—••-— ;_-•• 1990s - onion* and garlicîlavored ;<ôu-„ Recipes tons '. -•'•.-.'. "• ^ 1 box yellow cake mix ' 'NEAT TO EAT 8L0PPYJ0E8 1 onion : * •.-- 1 head of romalne lettuce - 1 pound around beef made as much as a day ahead anchovies (optional) 1 imaH obloh, chopped and kept .refrigerated until 4 .peaches "or- -2—cans-JQtjellcear I don't know how you are, but I 1 cup sharp cheddar cheeso, placed in the oven. peaches (16 oz/each)'. .-^ X-r, always make New Year's resolutions grated .. Brown ground beef with onion. sharp cheddarcheese - I keep anywhere from six hours to V4 to 1 cup ketchup Drain grease. Stir k> remaining butter or margarine — six weeks tfepen'olngôn my resolve,. 2 tablespoons prepared mus ingredients while beef and onion ketchup . When I make tlra resolutions,' I tard mixture is still hot. Separate prepared mustard really do mean tofollow through, 2 teaspoons Worcestershire crescent rolls into" 8 rectangles Worcestershire sauce but somehow my sincere intentions sauce ^.,. (press seam holes together). "pepper-- ...... , .!._ Begin to fade into the mist as the re- dash pepper Spoon Va of the mixture onto cinnamon ~~~ allty- oMhe pressures of everyday 2 cans (8 purrees each) 08- center of each rectangle. Bring sugar ""life take over. ^gofdefrC&osar cfllod"dr< But once again, I find myself ex center. Seal edges. Place on un- cited by the prospect of yet another : greased cookie sheet and bake fresh, new year, although I somfe- This recipe takes 10 to 15 for 15 to 20 minutes at 350 de- times regret there is no quick-and mingtes'to prepare and can be grees. fool-proof recipe for life. Unpredictable at best, life can be likened to this week's Winner Din Notes ner, "Neat_to Eat" Sloppy,Joes, V MOCJ< CEASAR SALAD which are. perfecrexamples of con . 1 head romalne lettuce j '* cup onion and garlic flavored trolled chaos - neat and tidy on the •^h Jar (3 oz.) crumbled bacon croutons ,* outside and all mixed up on the in Barbara Crouse'8 Neat-to-Eat Sloppy Joes are a hit with her bits or H anchovies (optional) side. And yet, as with life's delights, family. : ' these tasty sandwiches will keep you — * . 5 slices crisply cooked bacon. coming back for more. ness of the people.and less conges Hopefully, the courses life serves crumbled Barbara Crouse of Farmlngton tion and traffic, they love Farming- you in this new year will be fulfilling Golden Ceaaa/salad dressing... Rinse and pat dry the-lettuce. Hills is this week's Winner Dinner ton Hills and consider this area to be and bring muQh happiness to you and (Crouse prefer* a dressing Tear into small pieces. Mix all Winner. Her 22-year-old son and hus home. your family. Wishing you all the made by Kraft) other ingredients and toss well. band love this dinner and it is al Thank you, Barbara, ior sharing —best, Ihope this week's Winner Din J ready slated to be served to friends your family's favorite dinner with us ner will start you off In the right di t^*_ on Super Bawl Sunday. and congratulations on being our rection for 1990^ MICROWAVE PEACH COBBLER Eaten with a fork, these" no-mess, first Winner Dinner Winner of the ni Each week's .winner receives an -J 4 peaches, peeled and sliced Arrange peaches in an 8-inch ^no-fuss sloppy Joes take only min neties. - apron*with.the words Winner Dinner (or two 16 ounce can3 of square microwave-safe pan." utes to put together. A mock Ceasar I would like to take this opportuni Winner on it. Submit your recipes, to peaches, drained and sliced). Sprinkle with cinnamon and sug salad and peach cobbler that can be ty to thank all of you who have sup be considered for publication In this V* cup butter or margarine * • ar. Cook 3 minutes on high. In cooked in the microwave round-out column or elsewhere, to: Winner glass bowl, melt butter. Add ported and contributed to this col Dinner, P.O. Box 3503, Birmingham 2 cups yellow cake mix or 1 this tasty dinner,, umn. I hope it has been helpful and I small box of Jiffy yellow cefoe cake mix and blend well. Crum Barbara, a woman of many tal 48012. All submissions become the ble over peaches. Microwave on am looking forward to hearing from property of the publisher. rnlx . .-» '-- * ents, has worked as a secretary, real more of you in the new year. 1 teaspoon cinnamon _ high for 10 minutes. Cool slightly estajte agent, 'sewing teacher and Each week's recipes are printed 3 tablespoons sugar 'ând serve. It is especially good sales person. Putting these varied Just as we have dinner menus, the same size, so that you may clip with vanilla ice cream. If you pre Job experiences to use, she recently each and every one of U3 has our and save them in a three-ring binder.' This recipe uses fresh fer to bake this In an oven; as started her 6wn "have skills, will very own- unusual menu for life, Use a paper punch-to make holes in peaches. However, if using semble and bake for 30 minutes travel" business, and now works as filled tilth inany different courses. the clipping or paste the clipping on canned.peaches, omit sugar. at 350 degrees. an independent temporary person. Some courses are simple, others are a blank sheet of three-ring notebook" Originally from New Jersey, the more complicated; some are delight paper. Another option is to simply K Grouses have lived in the Detroit- ful and others, quite frankly, can ,- file the clipping In a folder with ^ area for 21 years. 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cautions against catalog food ie "If it wasn't for catalogs, I would jast because a meat has "been don't need felrigef atibbr Other types never have anything-new, because I smoked, which often isjust exposure (summer sausage, Lebanon balogna, spices up don't have time to shop" to a commercial smoke source, this to £^----:--¾ Thurbinger) do. If the label says "re- _. Does that sound like you? In-home - -doesn't' necessarily mean" the meat "fngeratl," the~sausage should arrive shopping Tj big business. Besides has been cooked. While a vacuum cold; -. "."''.: purchasing clothing and home furn pack dees extend shelf life some • Cheese. There should -be no ishings, Americans order food what and delays some taste change LolsThleleke , mold oh cheese except what is paiL AP^- Because two are often tas- jbrpughthe maUJo the tune of about proMems,_jTioj^t_yacjujrJ4)a£ked-_ home economist, Cooperative Extension Service of4trnature— biuV mold In Blue 'uer than one, be on the lookout for one billion dollars a year..""' foods stiiTneed a cold source. cheese, for example. It's not surprising that crown rib should aJso_.be_ shipped with a cold to have someone at home" to receive • Cheesecake is perishable be new vegetable dubs. roasts, succulent baked hams and WHAT IS AN adequate cold source. . the goods. ';.'"'• cause of its ingredients and should '• MICROWAVE CAULIFLOWER "'.f turkeys, gorgeous planked salmon or source? Some companies use a box • Check to see that the package • It's safer to send food directly arrive fully frozen^.*, v' * - AND TOMATOES perfect cheesecakes seen in cata consisting of a plastic foam cooler" will be labeled as perishable on the to the homerather than the office, as • First-class live .lobster should 2 cops cauliflower flowerets logues tempt customers. They're packed with dry ice. Other reliable outside wrapping. Perishables have people forget to take the gift home come packed in seaweed in an insu 2 green o&kms, sliced great for putting together easy holi-t companies freeze food solid so that. a much better chance of surviving if and leave it unrefrJg'erated. lated box. Lobsters should still be 2 tablespoons w«terv day meals and as gifts for those hard overnight delivery In cold weather . those receiving the food item can see lively before cooking. Check that the l medium tomato, seeded aad to buy for, guarantees it will arrive still firm the label: - If you receive a gift of perishable tall is tightly colled. Do not eat lob ^bopped ;••.' ' Still, the food safety question re and cold to the touch'. • Set a workable delivery date. ^oodsrwhat should you check for ster with a limp tail This may indl^ 1 Bike bacon, cooked, drained and mains. How can you be sure.these-' When you order a gift, find out Once you .know how long the mailing" safety? ,« cate the presence of disease JOT that crumbled foods will stay safe and arrive look some answers to.ensure that it ar takes, call your friends to find a date • Fresh or cooked meat, poultry the.lobster is near death. Vt teaspoon dried basil, crushed ing wonderful during shipment? ) ' rives in a safe eating condition.. someone can be home to receive the or fish should arrive frozen or still Make sure you are dealing with a tt teaspoon grit ., 'It's Important to understand that. -' •Check on the cold source.'Ask gift. It's surprising how much food hard in the middle. If ri&verfroze n it reputable company and ask ques: what kinds of cold source will be ,=ca n spoil because it's stuck In the should be cold to the touch. tions about delivery policies. These used with perishable food and how post office. Mention that tbisr' • Ham, with the exceptiojvpf dry- companies want to have satisfied In a 1-quart microwave-safe cas long the package will be In transit. surprise should go straight Jnto the' cured country ;*amsv baked hains customers so are willing to answer serole combine cauliflower, onions DOMGTAXES and water. Cook, covered, on 100 The cold source must last long refrigerator. Then call the mail-or- and most canned hams need refrig your concerns. If you have taken ihe : CAN MAKE YOU enough so that food arrives frozen or der house back and set up a date. It's eration and should arrive cold. tlm.e to order a gift you certainly percent power (high) for S'to 7 min- firm and cold. Canned or processed the shippers responsibility to deliver • Sausage; some bard, dry sau wantl* to arrive in beautiful and utes or until cauliflower is crisp-ten FEEL GREAT, foods labeled "keep refrigerated" on .time, the customers responsibility sages; pepperonl, and hard salami~ safe condition. ; v '--.O.; '':'.'•" der. Drain well. . f .,- WHEN THEY'RE A SOMEONE EISFSJ pl"*H W*rr r\ 4JSDA Western Grain FQCJ Beef Now Zealand ~ WASHED sib.Bao 1** PORTERHOUSE OR T-BONE $^ ^^ POTATORS •••••'•••••••••••a # w 8TBAK •••••••••'••••»»•» OaWib. ORANQB ROUQHY Crisp 'n Crunchy California PILLKTS Vblunteer now. 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«* *, . Monday, January 1,1990 • U&E • 5B Parents can T\ '• AP — 1¾. bloo. fast has been emphasized by Dymple from milk, as well as phosphorus 2 tablespoons tomato paste fectb-one^nioiJr children in the Unit-) tritious alternatives to processed ber.. Air-popped or microwave ^pop Cooksey, a nutrition specialist at; and riboflavin,' nutrient essentials 2 tablespoonsÎemon juice ed Slates, a, ' it is not sop- ^thJng a meats. Plain low-fat yogurt can be corn without butter is another heart- Texas A & M University In College for strong bones and teeth. 2 pounds boneless turkey breast fhild will O' v, accordi • to the - used Instead of mayonnaise In chick :n healthy treat. Nuts, too, are healthy Station, Texas. 2 tablespoons sesame seeds -.expeils vs; that e; rol en and tuna salads. Ketchup, mus nutritious snacks, full of protein. Kids who skip breakfast can not LOW-FAT RECIPES Preheat over! jto 350. Mix Water 'stays hig'> 'on'; to =* tard and chutney have very little fat They contain fat,'but very little of it concentrate as well as their class . BEANSOUP chestnuts, mushrooms and scallions. With age. and are good substitutes for butter is saturated fat. Low-fat munchles mates who fake time for a morning, One 12-ounce can of red kidney In another bowl/ mix yogurt, tomato. ;|.'The America;, .-.cuitti . mindatioii and mayonnaise. Try wholewheat, also include pretzels, but watch the meal, Cooksey says. beans or black beans paste"and'lemon Juice tot dressing. recommends children get no more pomperhickel, oat and pita breads salt. Proper choices from the basic 1 green pepper, chopped j . Combine three-fourths of the yogurt than 30 percent of their daily calo- for variety. Cook your own sandwich meal. food groups of meat, milk, fruits and 1 tablespoon garlic, chopped pressing mixture with vegetables. ; I fies from fat and no more .nan. 10 Cauliflower, broccoli, turnlpsr Roast • chicken, turkey, beef and vegetables, cereals and grains One 15-ounce can crashed tomatoes Place 1 tablespoons.-'/of vegetable . percent from saturated fats mushrooms, green peppers and to pork. KemoveJhe skin and fat. Bake • shouTd provide about one^fourth of Hablespoon olive oil '-"'-• mixture into the middle of the fur- A breakfast of cereal fruit, milk matoes make colorful shacks. Soak or boil harp. For frankfurters,.your the recommended dally amounts of 3 cups water/ ' '. ^ . key breast Roll up turkey and.place a $nd whole-grain t rojd i* the "fuel %|fresh vegetables In icy water before best choice is chicken of turkey hot protein, calories, vitamins and min 1 tablespoon chill powder on rack In baking pan. Top with re-' children need ^to gt going i,n the . serving to make them crispy Use dOgS. ' • y erals, Cooksey says. c ' , '. . • 1 onion,chopped.; _ mainlng vegetable mixture, the re morning/Breakfast should idd up to carrot and celery sticks with low-fat The American Health Foundation "These nutrients are essential for ^Rinse beans and cook in water, until maining yogurt dressing and sesame _ ; \ St least one-fourth of dally t-^d re^ cheese^nd 16w-fat yogurt-dlps- -says-60-percegt or moreroMhe" calo t;nergyr^nalntejianc^rjdj^c^ re ~ ^tender. Add remaining Ingredients. seeds. Roast .In preheated 850 oven guiremenjs. . Offer'a'variety of fruit' You can ries children eat should come from pair," Cooksey says. Shercomparesr^ Sttrr"Continue- cookings-unlll âlt- . f orAS-njdfliitejJ^!^ The^Smerfcah Health Foundation prevent sliced' fruif frorn turning carbohydratefoods, The best sources breakfast! eaters and breakfast ingredients are^tender. Makes 8 ® says you can reduce fat and choles: brown by squeezing on lemon, lime are^brtad, pasta, potatoes, cereals, skippers in these ways: servings. ' . % ' FRUITY ICE terol at breakfast by serving low-fa( or orange juice, which also adds fla grains, rice,, pe^s and corn, which • Kids who regularly eat a well- 2 peeled oranges '. ' ljjllk and whole-graio breads and vor. Or try dnetjffruits.û'ch as figs, are also packed with vitamins and balanced breakfast can perform STUFFED TURKEY BREAST . 2 peejed bananas >'' ^ a Cereals with fruit. apricots and dates. -minerals. more efficiently, concentrate on the One 8-ounce can-sliced water chest 2 cups applesauce, unsweetened. 1 Sandwiches made with water- ' Whole-grain^ breads and crackers An easy way to reduce fat intake day's schedule, and are less tired af nuts , ... . ,¼ teaspoon cinnamon packed tuna" and part-skim moz- make healthy snacks and are good is to serve meatless dishes. Try pas ter d~ousy day. 10 ounces sliced mushrooms 2 cups crushed Ice ta with marinara sauce, rice and ... • Kids who eat breakfast are en 1 bunch scalllons . Ivlhc all ingredients in a bleDder, add beansT vegetables -with--low-fat ergetic and can concentrate on 1 cup low-fat plain yogurt ing ice slowly. Makes 4 servings. * i cheese, and vegetable stew. , school-related tasks; skippers often 1 Glief creates holiday trifle Make'your own low-fat desserts. tend to be irritable, restless and list • Serve sherbets, Ice milk or frozen- less. . . . 2 Chef Edward Janos, Chef de Cul- 2 ounces sugar fruit bars instead of Ice cream. Muf • Kids who eat breakfast have a

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ByTlmnFchard Lewis Dodak of Birch Run and Pat ment for each shot; an automatic . Replied Willis Bullard: "That's '•staff writer Gagliardi of Drummond Island, Kos- weapon fires continuously as long as what he says about all criminal leg teva expects bipartisan support one squeezes the trigger.) . islation." v The latest gun regulation bills are One Kosteva bill Is a revision of • Repeal a law allowing individu . Isporisoêdbyaûn^wnlng-jawmak- : House" Bill 462* (see, chart).;The als'to buy and-possess automatic XEGISLAT0RS LIKE the sound ". ?er and endorsed by a, committee sponsor, Rep. -Vincent Porreca, D- weapons.* of theVlstol training bill {HB 4163), ^chatr who belongs to the National Trenton, withdrew it.from consider but. find "problems with setting up ••' -Rifle Association, : ' . / ation after a biiz,zsaw of opposition. REP. WILLIS Buljard Jr., R.High classes. ''J*They,would ban fully automatic Porreca's name Is on several strict land, is sponsoring a bill to treat "The sheriffs association didn't ;weappns In Michigan. - '• . . •guircofltrol measures. . '• inoperable handguns the same as want to dolt," said Perry Bullard, ['Tin a gun c-wner and ardent sup- Other bills in Lansing would treat working guns for purposes of sen who co-sponsored it and handled it in it •porfer of- Second Amendment' inoperable pistols as if they were tencing: His HB 5003 is locked in the the judiciary committee. "We ! rights," said the sponsor, Rep. Jar/ies operable and require training of pis House Judiciary Committee. couldn't get a floor vote. They sent It .Kosteva, D-Qanton.. V" . tol buyers^____ • . »••" '^There was_a_Courloj Appeals J>aeMo€©fttffliUe«Fu - ^=^- ^ ^tâsier toTtefend Xgun-owners; case-where soraeêjvasjel off be_i —LltLsnoLa badWeaAagreed Kos ;shlp) when Wve removed access to' . THE NEW package of bills, by, âuse the gun wasn't working," said teva, "If it's not overly costly to im 'weapons with no* sporting purpose Kosteva would: • Bullard, ., ' ,- plement." whatever, Why wait Until. another • Require a criminal history That case reversed nearly 20 Willis Bullard added that lawmak Stockton, Calif., Incident?" said Kos- check arid mental health background yearS of case precedent that an inop^ ers "on a lot of issues are not con 4eva. declaration of persons purchasing e/able handgun which can easily be cerned about the bill itself but where firearms. (Ifc^ppears similar to SB made operable requires the same it might lead." He said it would have : THE BILLS will go to the House 325, Sponsored by Sen. Nick Smith, pistol permit, according to Prof. Da to be "meaningful training" by a .Tourism, Fisheries and Wildlife R-Hillsdale.) vid G. Cotter of the Cooley Law "responsible group.1' Committee,'chaired by Jerry C. -'-•Ban shotguns capable of ac School in Lansing. "There's still argument over the Bartnlk,, D-Temperance, the NRA cepting ammunition drums of'maga- Bullard said hlsjrttent Is not to re effectiveness of driver training," .'member whoVndorse'd it. . zine clips of more than five rounds. quire licensing of inoperable pistols Bullard said. : '.'A f ew'years ago, you would never "They call them 'street sweepers.' but to allow a judge to sentence see my name associated with this They fire 20 rounds in a few seconds. users as if they were operable pis TWO BILLS, favored by gun own kind of bill," said Bartnik. He They serve absolutely no sporting tols. * '* ers and the Michigan United Conser changed his mind because of "the fa- purpose. They are a klll-and-malm House Judiciary Chairman Perry vation Clubs have made it through ,fal link between these kinds of weap- type weapon," Kosteva said. Bullar•dfd (nao kin of Willis), D-Apn Ar. -oa^^mbef^^MheliegisTature.' =*of#*ad the spiead uf Uiugtf tfiroogn-- •A Prohibit "conversion kits" used borT scof?ofTf edthal t HB 5003 "a Repub- In 1988, the Senate passed, 26-9, a •out our staled. : • i_ - — -^to-convert-a- semiautomatic to auto lican load of . . . It loads prisons bill by Chris Dlngell, D-Trenton, to -^TheKosleyazbfflsrJiaveibeen en mate firing. (A semiautomatic gun without doing anything abût the prohibit local units of government dorsed by House Democratic leaders requires a separate trigger move cause — loaded, real guns." from enacting ordinances more re :t strictive than state and federal fire • ' t >\ arms laws. It died In the House Judi i ciary Committee. -: i Status otother gun control bills The House gaveY7-15 approval to i.t the MUCObacked shooting range 1 ;•• Here are other gun regulation voters would.have to approve consti Tourism Committee.) protection bill. HB 5056 would pro- bills, their sponsors and iheir sta tutional amendment. (Porreca; no -• HB 5003 — treats inoperable 'tect shooting ranges from lawsuits tus in the Michigan Legislature: action.) "v. handguns as concealed .weapons if over noise in cases where the range ;•• •Senate Bill 325-- require bacK, • HB 4163 - require trainlfig"be- -ljsgd In commission of a crime. (W, was in operation prior to residential ground check on purchaser of rifle ~ forS~ one-may purchase a pistol. Bullard; Hous>-Jtidic}ary Commit development — the situation in sev or semiautomatic assault rifle. (N* (Leland; Strongly opposed on House tee.) eral suburban areas. 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By Brad Emons staff writer f.!-"- "'•" i - '••,,; } ~ - V - K ; A stay at the Palace was anything t * ,-- : i ti'-/: but. pleasurable Thursday for coach I Mike Fusco's Redford Bishop Bor- Dt 1$K0mm flm .1 •gess basketball team. It was more like a night in the tor Spartans in the second quarter. ture chamber as unbeaten Saglnay? They got careless with the\bajl ^^"Hiigh held Ihe^Spitrtans •hostagtf «n^begafrfoFeiflyshote^^^^^^ •lng the final 16 minutes of play eri ""By halftlme Borgess was down . •route to a convincing 81-52 triumph six, 34-28. 'in the Big Mfchigan Shoot-out. Respert, the 6-3.senior who came . "I Just chastised my-team for get-- in averaging 29 points per. game, . «' -ting caught up in the glitz and g'lam- picked up his third foul late lruthe lour of the. thing instead of being first half and sat out half of the third 'mentally into,the game," said Fusco, quarter after being "tagged with his •whose teirn suffered its first loss In fourth. four games. "Our minds were in it BUT THAT WASN'T the only 'emotionally, which is good, but our problem. The Spartans could not minds weren't focused on actually handle Saginaw's ball-hawking playing the game." backcourt. The Trojans, taking ad ' Saginaw, outscored the Spartans DAN DEAN/staff photographer vantage of turnovers, outscored Bor 47-24 In the second half to' notch gess 11-0 during a stretch of only one Coach Mike Fusco of the minute and 32 seconds. their fifth consecutive win. , Spartans discovered ills first • '~-"TheTrbjans.lh fac$ were clearly' * '"We didn't haVe anything special' the most Impressive team in the in visit to the Palace was a frus designed for Respert. We played him augural Shootout, which featured trating one. straight up," Thomas said. "But Jive games on the day, Including the being In foul trouble kind of took him •big matchup in the nightcap between Thomas. "I think we've been under out of the game." Detroit Pershing and Country Day 50 pejcent only -one -game. Our - Respert finished with 12 points,.. School of Birmingham. • guards are starting to come around Senior forward Randy White, was because mentally they're more into the only other Spartan in double fig "WE DIDNT PLAY well at all," it. Any time. Marcus or Daniel had ures with 13. ~ s said Mike Fusco. "But they-(Sagi the ball,'we felt we could take it to "If they invite us back next year, naw) played together. Their guards the hoop." y \ we'll play," Fusco said. "It was a • piay-extremely well. They isolated Saginaw also got strong'inside good experience to play In a game •them one-orrtne and they worked in play from 6-6 junior Jesse Drain (14 like this. It says something about our that scheme very well with some of points). The Trojans also started 6-7 program, even though we didn't live the other things offensively. They junior Rashaan Williams. up to it tonight." - can get up the floor very well, but In the. feature attraction of the they're also a very selective team "THEY KICKED OUR butts in the night,'Country Day held off Persh- with their shots." rebounding department," said Fusco. ingr5X*46, in a ragged game. .--:_ Saginaw dearly won the battle of "Not that I'm not super happy about The much-heralded Chris Webber, the backcourt. 1 our block outs, but in our defense . Country Day's 6-10 center, finished Senior Marcus JBuckley paced all they had some huge bodies." with 14 points as did teammate Iya- scorers with 21 points, while junior The Spartans started out as if they po Montgomery. / Daniel West contributed 17 and Jull- were_rjeady_io^avenge; fast year^s4m»- -^-SeanRambusra-6^senlorrled-the— - an Taylor added 10 off the bench. barrasslng 96-45 loss at Saginaw. Doughboys with 18, while 6-7 Loren The Trojans connected on six shots The Spartans, with top gun Shawn zo Orr, bound for Southern Cal, add from threerpoint range. Respert scoring eight points, took a ed 10, including a spectacular left- Randy White (right) of Redford Bishop Borgess _ >(I think .we're, a goocTshooting 19-18 first-quarter advantage. handed put-back dunk, which had the looks for a crack in Saginaw's defense during team," said Saginaw coach Marshall • But thlngs_qulckly soured for the estimated crowd of 7,000 buzzing. Thursday's Big Mfchigan Shoot-out at the Pal-

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By Ray Setlock Marqulee Smith.-He scored eight of half time lead.. steady game tonight," Holowickl staff writer-- - his team's first 10 points on a"layup "Our downfall in the second quar-' said. "He is starting to adapt to;the and a pair of three-pointers. ter was a combination of.their qulpk- polnl guard position. Lastyear, Terr. The holidays haven't been so hap ness and our mistakes," Holowickl ty (Boykin) handled' the point" posi py for the Redford Catholic Central "HE IS PROBABLY our most con said. "We aren't going to.get away tion, but since he graduated we are basketball team. sistent three-point threat,". Central- with many mistakes against a team looking to Whitlow and he'ls starting The Shamrocks found themselves Hower cpach Mike Meneer said. "He like this. They.are going to get you to do'the job for us." ; up against a much quicker. Central- played realliard for us tonight." with their speed." .' . Senior forward Robert Thompson Hower team Thursday, falling 71-51 Smith finished the night with a contributed 16- points for Central- • at home. game-high 23 points, four of which THE SHAMROCKS would come ' Hower. and junior guard Jed Dunrt CC drops its record to 1-4, while came fr'om three-point territyry. within seven late iri' the third quar added 15, \ . - ' ' the visitors from Akron, Ohio, re With Central-Hower leading by ter,; but once again Central-Hower • Despite the loss, Holowickl said •* main undefeated at 5-0. ' eight, the Shamrocks reeled off 10 ^wbuld close thedoor and walk away the game with Central-Hower was Central-Hower wasted little time points to cut the deficit to 12-10 at with the victory." • beneficial to his team. in getting, a lead, jumping but ..to. a._. the end of the first quarter. "I think when they got close, it "AS WE PREPARE to enter the 10-2 margin in the game's opening, ."" "We started to play like we are ca was just a case of our team letting' Catholic League portion of bur minutes. . pable of playing," Holowickl said. up," Meneer said."There were times schedule, it is good to play against r "We came out Intimidated," CC "Our press was beginning to work when we thought We had the game solid competitlbn,' . said the CC^ c^FBeTnTrHolowlckl-^ldr"\Ve-^^dnthe— guys-were-makmg-iheir -locked:andiwe-dldn't.-Speed-TealIy^; coach. "Hopefully our. guys.learned! had nobody wllljng to take control shots." ; . • helped us. We were a much quicker something from this loss and will re-* JIM JAGDFElO/stafi photographer and puLthe ball in the hole* When • Ceritral-Howdr shut the door on - team and^hat was the key factor." bound.". • ' :/^- Steve Whitlow (right) of Redford Catholic Central drives on that happens you're not going to get the Shamrocks in the second quarter, ! VJunior guard Steve* Whitlow and. - The Shamrocks, begin Catholic:, r^ltlve results." bulldlnga 13-polnt lead by taking ad • sophomore center Bob Kumrrier led League'ventral Division play on Fri 'Akron (Ohio) Centfat-Hower'* Marqulee Smith during -Thurs vantage of costly CC turnovers. Cen the'sftamrodtswlth 1« ^nt* day when they travel to Redford day's Intra-state game, - One of the Shamrocks primary concerns was Central-Hower guard"" tral-Hower would rally_for-s 38*25 - "I think Whltw P .v,-• » -al Bishop Borgess. • "

By Ray 8stlock , Rounding out the Trojan starters are ry Ford Community College Invitational. junior Danielle Rose and senior Chris Third-year coach Ann Kolnllys lost six staff writer Hunter., ^-.- . . ^- starters from her district and Wolverine -A Conference championship squad of a ARDEN CITY volleyball ''We-Juive_a good team of hitters," Harsley said, "But all good teams need year ago, Including all-area picks Olenda coach John Groves predicts solid defense, so we are.working on cAir Cobrea and Tiffany Goodlow. They led his team can Improve last defensive skills now." the.Zcbras to a S5 6 record. G season's 27,-ld record. A -have speed." The most experienced players Include year ago, the Cougars finished third ; Allison is S-foot-10 and Emery 6-9. REDFORD UNION 1» preparing for a 5-10 senior Evelte Sluder, who had 6$ in the Northwest Suburban League Karla and KrysfalMateslc, both 5- rebuilding season, after the loss of seven kills at tho Henry Ford tourney, and 60 with a 16*15.mark. • . 11 juniors, aro expected to contrib seniors. Junior Brandy Calncross.. < : "Our team Is considerably better ute off tho bench for Garden City"! Coach Sue Jlmenes jfcels her team can ' Promising newcomers Include setter than last year,'* Groves said. "Some salvage a few victories despite Its Inex Laura Fisher, along with defensive spe LIVONIA CLARBNCEVILLE could cialists Mary Kay Maturek and Kaltle times people have rebuilding sea- perience.' '-'-,.• only manage a 14-10 record last season "We would just like 4o win a couple of Corwln. All three are sophomores. ions, but we don't happen to be at but Hopes to rebound in the upcoming games," Jlmenei said. "Right now, we Also expected to contrlbule Is senior }hat stago now." < campaign, thanks to the return of three- are Just working on our fundamentals. Jenny Tibbals, along with Juniors Denlse ; darden City returns five starters, year starter Karl WaUon. We are starting over?'1 Walsh and Oerrl Ruffing. all of whom are seniors. Dlano AIII-' Watson, a 5-7 outside hitler, will join, Co-captalns Amy Mullen and Heather REDFORff'THUrtSTON Is also coming $on, Tina Emery, Dorccn Malone, teammates TatS Rlodel and Angle Ste Miller are expected to lead tho Panthers. off a tournament triumph. The Eagles -Colleen Owsley and Lava Pallse will venson in leading the Trojans this season. Both are i^i hitters. won the eight-team Oftk Park Invitation all start for Uie Cougars. Allison Is a - "Watson, Rledel ahd Stevenson are all "JJust vrtnt to have the girls feel confi al earlier this month, defeating Redford middle hitter, while Emery and .motivated Individuals," Clarencevllle dent with the game"/' Jimenet sa(d. "I Bishop Borgess In the final. ~\ coach Mary.HurttofMld. "They bcllove_ want them to know they are jrivlnjt their CoactjJJob BurrtJs Optimistic about SHARON le^lEUX7«l*TphoToflr»prm' jvtalohe .are. outside hitters. Owsley_ 7 - and PaHseirc both setters. that they can win a .conference champl" besteffolt. ' " " "T~ ' ;'""".' Thurston's chances In the TrlRiver H 1 onshlp,"- . \ "- .'"'",' ; '' "We have a good balance of height League. • • .* Dmndy Colnorott, a 6-foot junior, Qivet Wayn« Memorial * <\. 'Rledd is a setter and Stevenson'an out- • WAYNE MEMORIAL is already olf to and" ability," Groves said. "Wo also threat lit th« net. The Zebr*t won l««9u« and dittrlct champl* •idehitter. :{ . • •' ' • a fast itarttavlng won the 10 team Hehva Pie4»«.lijrn to Pafla 2 onthipt latt yt arv •<

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• REOWINQOLTIMER8 also write to him: 4514 Wintergreen Drive, Troy, Mf. 48098. .The Detroit Red Wing Oldtlmere For more information, call Kathy will URe'Qj) the best, of the Livonia" Clemens, registration chairman, be crown tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Monday Over 30 Hockey Association in a ben efit hockey; game, beginning at 7 through Friday) at 351-7112. -Continued from Page 1 give teams a whole new look. We will at Also expected fo contribute for the p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14 at Eddie Edgar tack from all directions." Marlins are Betsy Hope, Becky Leddy, Ice Arena in Livonia. O PISTON SCHOLARSHIPS ••*•'.: Daune Koesler, a 5-9 freshman, teams All-area setter Karl;Domanskl will •Amy Miller, Gall Murle, Nora Hand and ._ Among those who may participate 1 ;up with' 5-8 senior Lynn* Nelius'to give lead the Blater attack. She Is a 5<£ senior. Suite Atchlnson. For the' 10th consecutive year, the Thurston a strong one-two punch up the 'Also expected to contribute are seniors in the game Include former Wings -players and coaches Mickey, Red Detroit Pistons pasketball club will middle/ ':.,••'...'•' .-• ;-. Peggy Knlttel and Janice Konczal. Knit- .REDFORD ST. AGATHA and first- mond, Alex i>elvecchio Dennis Hex award a pair of.fl.OOO college schol- ; • •:-; Senior ,IôriAnne^KuJav?a_and junior tel is a 5-7 outside hitter and Konczal is a year coach Mike Powaser are excited r • .-.'Qarla rlarman willlbe fhe setters, with 5- 5-6 ba'ck'court specialist. ' \ •'"• about the.' upcoming season. Powaser talI, Mj^ Ubje^ 1 _ To apply for-the scholarship, a {[7 sophomore'Pitly Haney, senior Laura Juniors Kelt .Haggel ._ and Rebecca WiU „.feejrs th....^„,,-^-,^5^«e Aggles_c^J>eâ^gaQdj&am4, ' ^^betrJInT BetersTJBobby Kromm, *. Kress and t""'or.)J?"pyP^^T"pH^r^_^y.w''' j* counted on hcjiyllv-^hâH^f^^f^fg^ ~^ nffrrnr Eddie MJo aod Johnny Wilson. senior must submit an official appli jr-===tntotingMonhe-^5tse^-—" " ouisiaThitters-.^....- . ^.-^. "I brough, ..t .In.a.ne w offensiv.... . e system," Tom Teeters •'-•" Tickets, are f 3 each and are avail cation form.Tiis or her high school V- ''Things are.looking'up-at •Thuts.ton,'' Powaser said. "The team seems to be defends state title able at Carmack Appliance in Gar transcript, SAT scores, a letter of FARM.INQ.TON HILLS MerC^. coach real excited about it. Hopefully/we can" vin City "(SSfcllSb), the Looney recommendation Trom a faculty -';saidfiurns;-/l believe this Is.the best 1 ••': >t.eam Thurston has had in a jopg time."-. Tin* DeBeiiso ttopes his team can over- .adapt.'!.- '• '...••'•.••.•• .: ':. •' LUTHERAN WESTLAND will try and JBaker in Livonia and Colonial Card member and an essay, 500.words or improve on last season's 7.-13 record de- come al| obstacles and win a, Catholic "'Returning for. the Angles are setters and Camera (Plymouth and Livonia less, "The Importance of a College A' LIVONIA LADYWOOD is Hacing i a League championship.. Last season, the Laura '•_ Rakowskl and Autumn Battin. Spite being young andinexperlenced. • ; "We..are rebuilding," coach Kim Mel locations). Education." /-. • _;to.ugh task ln;trylng to defend its Class A • Marlins registered a 2M2 record" and Both are seniors. ton said. "We will improve as we go -All proceeds will benefit a former Applications must be Teceived by .championship, v v'••'•' we're Catholic League runners-up behind - Other starters include seniors Nancy ^Ladywood. v .'« •Rychlinski and Tray Vonderhoff and-jun along." ' Livonia Hotkey Association member March 2, 1990, with the winners an ''Coach Tom Teeters says his team will "The Catholic League *is as jjood as iors Chris Iwan, Aleah Collier and Lost frofti last year's squad are setter who recently suffered a brain tumor. nounced April 6. '-.- 'be affected by Jhe loss of all-area players ever this year," DeBeiiso said. "Hhlnk Chaleen Marnon. • <, * : Peggy Seltz and hitter Tama"ra ZQTO. • -v '•• Applications wlllbe judged on the Sara,h Adzima and Sta'cey Girard. we'll have agood yean" ^. "Our starters will rotate throughout "We losfa lot of key seniors," said Mel 6 PREP TRACK MEETS basis of academic and extracurricu \ _ "We are going'. to have to overcome Mercy returns setter Nikki Burns and the season/' Powaser said. "They are re ton. lar achievements, along with the 1 1 Expected to lead Lutheran Westland some very tough losses, ' Teeters said. hitters Lee Albrecht, Jennifer Golf, An ally pumped up about playing and -are Macomb Community College wih contenb of the essay. .• ^Because bf these losses, we are going to drea Velthoven and Maureen Paulin. working hard." this season are setter Ellen Anderson and hitters Sarah Love ancf Dana ScRttcker. stage five boys and girls track meets The scholarships can be used at foiJM|h^h(x^geJ|ajr^^ ^==^t f JaflTlfr, Te6. 2 and 23, and March' two-year junior or community col- ' - 16-and30. lege. . The cost Is %% per participant. En For more information, call the try fees must be paid at the Equlp- Pistons at 377-0100. HERE'S SOME money out there Keith Elwert bowled a 241 and 651 and League, Rob Boyce had'a 233 and Beth \ ment' Issue Counter in the main hall - Just walling for somebody to Bill Pietrzyk scored 244 with a 654 set. Awdish227. - way 0/ the MCC's Physical Educa-. O RACQUETIME ROLL-OUT • come along and win it. Sever The league finished the first half of the The Tuesday Night Men's had Bill Hu- al.. local tournaments are t| 10-pin alley tion Center, near the corner of Hayes , season, and this week everybody starts zar 231, Jeff Terberg 237, Jay Gniewek Prize ffioney will be available in available to amateur bowlers right now out even for the second-half money. 266/671 and Leo Sanchez with a, 232 - and Martin roads in Warren. : the AARA-sanctioned Racquetime Or coming soon. ' . Drakeshire Lanes in Farmlngton Hills game. The Tuesday Men's League saw For more information, pick up a ' The! prize money Is up to thousands of saw Al Young of. the Farmlngton Elks Gerald Twlgg 244/636 and Bernard Anto- brochure at the Physical Education Roll-Out Tournament, Jan. 5-7, at dollars, which you or I can win. Usually, ffc^M**'' run up a 290 with a 748 series. A week nelli 233. In the Friday Night Men's Ron Center> or call 445-7476= - the RacqueOme Health Club, 36600 the entry fees are pretty reasonable com earlier be shot a 725 series with games'of Maruk shot 258/630. Plymouth Road, Livonia. pared to the available winnings, so it's up /Harrison 278 and 270. In the Wednesday Junior . The Monday Night Ladles had Cindi • AAU GIRLS HOOPS - The event is being co-sponsored by to the individual, to decide whether to en House League, Brian Reamy came Brasll at 246, and the Oak Lanes Three Racquets Unlimited, Dr. James M. teror not,' . into June. through with a fine 761 series. \. some featured Jo Bryans with a 207. At Tryouts for^the Western Wayne- Kelly .(sports dentistry), Exceed There are lots of bowlers who do. not The reason this tournament, which is Super Bowl In Canton, the Strike A Drink (spofts nutritional system), John enter tournaments who think they are not handicapped at 70 percent, is so popular Wildcats AAU girls basketball team • At Country Lanes in Farmlngton League had Todd Bruning with a 670 se Ryan Associations (hair care clinics) good enough. However, with the handicap is the enormous prize: $54,000 for first ries on a block of 243,225 and 202. will be Sunday, Jan. 7, at_Northvllle Hills, Christopher Semlk of the Universi and the Marriott Courtyard. ( .ystem offered In.many tournaments, it place. This tournament Is open to all ty Men's League put together a block of High School for the following age .'., X . There are several out-of-town money" Wi : Darnell Krause 582. Paul LaFleur. had a ball tournament (15 and under age sions), $30 (all others) and $15 (each ' There will be one division based on 80 \ tournaments such as the Peterson Classic Mayflower Lanes in Redford saw *• 227 game, and Al Prieskorn scored the Bruce Alderman of the Tuesday Men's division), sponsored by All-State In additional event). 'percent handicap. The prizes for first in Chicago and the Hblnke Classic in Onlo bat trick with 203,205 and 208 (816). I place are:, team, $1,000; doubles, 460¾ and which have very substantial prizes. League with 238/617, Steve Furay 223 surance Co., will be April 26-29 at All entries must be postmarked by and Karl Reel 227. In the Ladies Junior Saturday, Dec. 3.0. Phone entries ;TT ;and singles, $300. The total prize fund Is -Information on these tournaments can be • Jerry Harris of Westland recently Eastejfr Michigan University's 'estimated at $40,000, obtained at the bowling counter. " House League, Debbie Gazdik came Bow«fField House. must be accepted through Tuesday, fired a 300 game In the Monday Night through with a 255 game. [\ The ladies bowl at.Thunderbowl Lanes If you decide to enter, good luckl Men's League at 700 Bowl In South Lyon. For team applications (entry Jan. 2 with an additional $2 service • beginning March; 17. The entry deadline This was his first perfect game, and the J At Redford Lanes, the West Side Lu deadline April 7), call Melyin Phlfer, charge (Visa or MasterCard). Is Saturday, Feb, 3.. For entry blanks, • Bel Aire Lanes In Farmtagton Is the series was 752 as be supported the 300 theran League saw Jim Globke roll a 696 tournament director at 351-7111 For more information, call 591- 'stop at your bowling center or call the site of the Tuesday- Night Senior House with a 256 and 1*7. . set with games of 243, 264 and 189, Don (wotkjor 64)-0916 (home). You can 1212. •.GDBA at 773-6350 or the DWBA at 773- League, and John Starlcha held the hot At Oak Lanes in Westland, the Wednes Johnson 244/648; Terry Courier 644 and :3050. .,: ••;. ', - '••-'.: •'. hand last week with a 690 series, includ day Night Men's League saw Mark Helsel Terry Krohn 610. ' ••y One of the most popular tOTtffiamenta ing, a 257 game. . . . with 231, Ken Callus 241, Henry Coleman Woodland Lanes In Livonia had Adele. , in the Midwest Is the Hamtramck Singles Bob Raf rolled a 671 with a 247 game. 234/630, Ellery Makowskl 232 and Ron Tabaka of the Lyndon Meadows League • O&E Sports—more than just the scores t . Classic, which'is under way andcontinues- Bill Funke^shorteswithT 661 series,: Mijal 236. In the Tuesday Rollers Mlied with a 252 game.

Lindsey is a 5 year-old diabetic. Her daily insulin shots, has made great strides m isolating the causes and condi gang can't shoot diet reslridioos and constant blood monitoring only pro- tions of diabetes, bringing us closer (o'a cure. At the same Vide day-to-day control over Ihe disease. They do not cure time, diabetes Increases by 6% every.year. And in.lenyears it. So Lindsey, along wilh II million other Americans/siill the number of diabetics will have doubled faces the long-term risks of diabetes - lite heart disease,,. -._ •'..-.So.you see,.yMir.helpjs'_ " loss blindness, stroke, anipulalion and kidney disease. The needed more desperately than complications of diabetes will account for an estimated ever before. For more infor ft didn't require a lot of analysis to left in the |ame. 150,000 deaths this year arorie. figure >hy the Schoolcraft College Fuster scoreoV.23 points and Wa^ mation on the warning signs men's basketball team lostby. 26 tecs 17. Waters had been shooting 60 But thanks to pur contributions to thejuvenile Diabetes of diabetes and its Irealment, points Thursday night. •'•'•_•-^^=------percent on his; three-point attempts Foundation, Lindsey and millions like her have something and what you can do to help, - 3* • 'It's very simple," said coach but was 0-for-5^A14Iudsoh chipped more to look forward to. In the past decade, JDF research call JDF al (3131569 6171. . 'JUVENILE DIABETES 4 Dave Bogataj after the Ocelots lost in 12 points and 14 rebounds. FOUNDATION 106-80 to KeHogg Community Col SCHOOLCRAFT ended up shoot- Derrick Gordon scored 27 polnta INTERNATIONAL lege fo the Battle Creek Shootout. log 32 percent in the second\ half. and Joe Bentz 24 for Kellogg, which "Our shooting Just went kaput." The Ocelots we're 12-of-36 fror^ in shot S6*ofr71 from the floor. - Schoolcraft, 6-10, shot 39 percent, T— s side the three-potot circle and 3*>( Free throws also were a big fac making 26 of 72 shots; rTbe\Ocelots 10 outside.""— -'••" tor. Kellogg, 8-5, made' 23; of 32 were 5-oM9 from three-point dis "We just shot "bad," Bogataj said. shots, while the Ocelots Were 9-oM7. tance. .;.••:••' •-••'. -: Insulin can er alive •'And we had open shote. They just \Schooleraftrwas_ to pl^fr Henry Trouble surfaced late in the sec- - didn't go down." Ford Community College,-which lost ond half. Schoolcraft had led 43-42 aV On top of that, Schoolcraft's lead . to Flint. Jordan in the ^Iher; first- enou ailure. halftime^ and the game was close for ing scorers, Ken Fuster and Randy round game, for the consolation title the first 10 minutes of the second Waters, fouled out-with five minutes Friday. <•*half . y:r, : "—~ "•"'. But the Ocelots went through a three-minute scoring slump and nev er recovered, Kellogg extended its ,t lead to 10 points and pulledaway. over

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IDWAY THROUGH the Blue- Gray All- Star Football Classic Monday afternoon, M an ABC television reporter, pulled Mike Fa'rr aside for a live Inter with 124 catches, only four behind leauw BOY8 BASKETBALL • view. Mike Sheirrod. Farr also enjoyed a great .-'•...... ' Tuesday, Jan. 2 The guy wanted to know why Fair, a week of practice heading into the game' Uv, Stevensoo at .Bishop Borgess. 7:30 p.m. wide receiver from Birmingham Brother — performing in front of more than 100 Thursday, Jan. 4 '..-. National Football League Scouts. Wayne Memorial m Monroe, 7:30 p.m.' Rico and UCLA, was struggling so much. .' • • Friday, Jan. 5 . ; And y6u know what? Fair was glad he. . He caught 30 passe* for about "600 Bedford Union at Clarencsvffle, 7:30 p.m^ - - asked. yards last fall for the Bruins, who were a Woodhaven al Oarden City"'7:30 p.m. disappointing 3-7-1 overall.. '."•<" ...<£- Ply. Canton at Sooth Lyon, 7:30 p. m. " ' > "1 felt that was good, the fact that they Pr/.'Satem al Ypsflaritt, 7:30 p.m. - know Mike Fair doesn't normally .drop "I might have gone in overconfident," Redlord CC al Bishop Boroess, 7:30 p.m. balls," said Farr, who caught one pais for said Farr, the aon of former Detroit Lion SL Agatha at Watertord Our Lady, 7:30 p.m. .25 yards, but also dropped two. "That'a Mel Farr. "I kept calling my dad and tell Luih. Wdsiland at Roch. Luth. NW, 7:30 p.m. just not characteristic of myself." ing him how many_ great practices I had. Huron Yaleyat Del- Be!h«sda, 7:30 p.m. Red. Tempta at Taytor Beptfsl Pk., 8 p.m. Not at all. And yet much of the day was . "The big question about me going in a disappointment for Farr, whose Blue was my speed, but 1 was going deep In , • ' PREPHOCKEV team lost, 28-10, to the Gray In Montgom practices, catching post passes and ones Wednesday, Jan. 3 ery, Ala. One of Fair's teammates was over the middle. My goal going In was to Redfor d CC a t Windsor River side. 8 p. rri, UCLA defensive tackle Mikt:Lod{sb, an be the MVP. It didn't^work out for me. ' FrWay.Jan. 5 other Rico graduate., . -''-'-. My dad told rrie I'm not the first person 1^. Franklin vs. Howell ..'-.- . to drop passes and I won't be the last" al Lrvonia'a Edgar Arena, A p.m. Farr enjoyed his week-long stay, but 8aturday, Jan. 8 could have done/without the 22-degree Rod'ord CC vs. Windsor Massoy • ..- v game-day weather and the yelIow-8trlped NEXT FOR Farr Is the BLESTO NFL1 at Hedtord loo A/cna, 8 p.m. footballs thaf were used. As an experi combine camp, which Invites about 300 ment, the Blue-Gray game ball* had eight college seniors to Indianapolis, tnd., In . MEN8COLLEQEBASKETBALL* yellow stripes painted on them. W*dn«sri the all-time pais, reception list '••'• •"- L1-1.' .' • . ' 'P"" C" " '* niri ' »1 11 i 1,,., ,,.:,.;,a:...;..;.:;..^„:i -v>^ f—*v - I- Vi/ v \:, Monday •"tw * y

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50$ Help Wan!ed 506 Help Wanted Sales 506 Help Wanted Sales 506 Help Wa/ited Sales 506 Help Wanted 8a,et 506 Help Wanted 8ate» 506 Hetp Wanted $ej#i • r* — • ,—,—_- ~ Food-Beverage ASSOCIATE SALES • CAREER OPPORTUNITY COMPUTER SALES EOUCATIONAi 8ALES MERCORY PAINT COMPANY SALES HELP needed immediately. PresUg'fluj naiiocai oompa'iy seli- in sales 4 financial aervlce Industry. Additional sales consutlanls re Management traJnoe* Saia^ ar>d Experienced, exceCenl program.' WAit-STAFFa BARTEN0ER3 ing lobuslnesias looking lor experi Must kk« to work with people. Some quired for growth organisation We cornmlsslon. bonus and bOAefitj. Michigan'* fastest growing paint tlrsight commission. You can make AM 4 PM Shift* •variably Apply enced outside ta'es person Bene college f toured. Fui traWng pro •oiler • competjtiYB pompcnsatlon Cal" Belt* 476-5497 manufacturer has invnediite open upward* of $300-1500 per- day K you within. Moo. thru Frl. 2 to Spm, fits, bonus, expense* 6 salary. Writ- gram, Insurance, Mutual fund*. IRA. and benem program. Ideal candi ings for paint -counter «al 93/.-8220 Farmlngton Rd Livonia. Ml 48154 come. Excellent IrKornjj polenUar 3 seeking opportunlly lo/ Individual Expanding Fermirtjton Hius finan who have previous experience wtth yea/ financing avi2able growlh Computer sates experience cial services fkm Is seekrvg a htgh/y Industrial, commercial and home WANTEO • Day waltjtah* and host ORIENTAL, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE career JoTin Hancock FVianclaJ Service s preferred P\e.\s& j^n/j.ynitr t*<.urr<* motivatpd Indrvld'jal Minimum 2 staff, ntaht waJtstaff. hottiu/f arid owlh opoo/lii •r"^^»'^3 pt#fvCU7- - -- =^—Uw4rfU ivfSWKiSiGiljOi) OHIO salary history to: \<~&i\ i«cc*55farexpw^nce m Bro BUSINbSS NETWORK ^Ji»ftir«55«c-ite5p5*T*iW*—8¾ and COuriTyTemporary he^> service ker age insurance or (inancia* t«r- Expanding both locADy 4 in Pacific CaJ Sam 4. Oon Kowaie-^sxJ, CLU INBOV/ COMPUTERS We wis MV> gh-e tun consldeV'ttkm please. Call - Fsrmington 2-4 >rs outside sites experieoce vKes Sor>d"fesurrva to: Larry Herb, rim countries. Seeking ambitious 559-0600 797 E Big Be6ve/ to thdie Indrvtduil* who Virould be O'Shochan'*. Grand River' and EiCcCerit compensation & growth CLU 31440 Northwetlem H«y Sle people wllfi background In bu si Troy, Ml 480»} Interested In pursuing a new career Drake, 474 8484 Call Jim Pe-3 646-7660 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - Computer 100.. Farmington H.llj. Ml 46018 nes*, management & tale* for th* CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY with eiopsont pay, benefit* and op- jraphic design firm is seeking an AE devetopment ol new national & In- ^ CHURCH CONSULTANT' porturvty for •dvancemenl. 506 Help Wanted Sales ART VAN FURNITURE with at least 2 yra ol graphic design Uriied Church Directories Is k¥*Jng A GREAT PLACE TO.WORK . (erhstiona! membership warehousa 8ECTK)H •ales experience Must be wifina to We wi» train ôO & »tarl you on a net wort. ExceCent poteritiat Are You Like Me? (or a hard working, success orionted (wônd with letter or resume to: ABLE, SiaWe person with excellent assume major responslbiiiuej mdrvWual to work, full time In a long term. hlgh~Income career. Please tend resume lo: Charlotte Classes' starting Now. Cal Mary or C8Jlr6S0-'3422; '.' Auto For Safe diction. 9am-3pm,- 3 30prp-9pm I m 33. have 2 cfiBoVcn and want the *ajes/pub6c relations pdiition Our Murphy, 1301 W Long, Uke Rd. Terry. ReaJ Estate Or*. ' 3?>20<» METRO OeTROfT •Top hourly rat* and bonus. Experl- belle* intngs In tie My career 26 yt» ol exp*erlenca" his prov«\ . DISTRICT MAHAOER RETAIL SAltS. Assistant -Manage/ erKeorjty Mary'Jane $34-6529 Suite 240. Troy. Mich. 46098 regards me. vto* lor my tftorl* I thaT female* as wefl as males a/e I NEEQ HELP.Work Irom 4n office, - 14300 SCHAE/Efl ol theel music department Full (Sne efluat/successful You »11 be con wtth benefit*- Must be able |o work work betAoen 42 and 48 hours in a APARTMENT FURNITURE RENTAL. work kom horrortaMl4*154 ." -• /nenl, networks. ar>d software High- better for Having ourcrvasod my telephone sKiris & genoral office pro INSIDE SALES PROFESSIONAL SALES Home A Service Directory F eSrcommlsslon* W the mdusl/y with produci. I preser.Uy earn in excess cedures required Can. for appoint Maryj; OfMo 45685 •needed sharp aaJesperson wtth tele ol (3.000 a month tr/J I'm nol the phone -experience. Must have $35,000 First Yeaf No-Fee SALES ASSOCIATE bonus, profit sharing and expense ment be twoon 11-4pm "358^770 COMMISSIONED SALESPERSON intbrnatiocal ccrhmunicatjoos ftrm! Michigan's largest real estate com reimbursement plan Prefer sale* K^hest_pa)d sales person in my knowledge of cosmetics 4 tragrarxe company ' also ha>a a fun bonehls For ed specialty business. 13 Miy categories. Flexible hour* Send re Top benefits! Rapid advancement! pany has c<>en!ng* at Ks Livonia/ experience with a technical product Southfletd Rd area. Set your own Good base salary, commission! Redtord Offlee. eel John fceflfuss-. Merchandise For Sale telecommunication* indujiry Is package InckKlJig rna)or rriodicaJ. CAR PHONES sume to: P.O. Box 60. Plymouth. Mi pre$con i^d d«/ial and even flexible hour* CaSPat 540-6010 481/0 Neod 4 yea/ degree arid tales tkms. to/ a corM*idential Interview. Training Ideal- r RBSASSOOATES 5*0-4130 •vaSatte. • ~ Cai Mr. Olson to arrange an profit sharing Earn t?00 per day commission ofv CORPORATE FINE ARTS SALES j, INSIDE SALES log people a car phone to use free REAL ESTATE ONE "! Real Estate appointment at: 489-0000 II Ihlj sounds l>e you *« should Major a/1 distributor has opmings Wo8 estsbtishod national company e talk CaOMr Webb '" for 6 months on our 6 month tree Ic* experienced outside sales poo needs aggressh* inj^Je sales peo 261-0700 A GREAT PLACE TO WORK trial program. No charge backs pie calling on corporations Experi ple We one/ a salary and commis- 506 Help Wantad galea AMBITIOUS? 549-2900 Also hiring insla.Toc». shop maoagof. g V f? nT^PCtfTf • fJ Uma Tthf ence In office eoutomerilS other 49^, CH>fl?»pe/ton wanted. Experienced In 354-2950 Westtand/Garden Oty at Miano Fur & Leather. Cross- 48150 National personnel service is seek Page 6F. WAITSTAFF tion Inquiries confidenllal EOE winds MaS, W BJoomfjold between apartment bu3dV»g & corrvnerclal ing a Placemen! SpecfaJtst. tales - Suburbs. Sert-moUYated. en SALES POSITION- Matura^^ person Sweet Lorraine's_4>efe wu selected 326-2000 Call Mi Barimi. 8SI-2600 10-S, Mon-Sat. INEEOHELPI JOBOESCRlPTrON: ergetic Send resume to: lor HiBmark Card Shop. Ful time 'Restaurant ol the Year'-' by Detroit REAL ESTATE ONE My business Is expk>oV>gl Work at ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SALES Develop new business thru Wiside/ 4000 Town Center. Sufte 190. days, experieoc* preferred. Card &• Monthly Magazine. To maintain this home1 Work a) the cfflcel Jvsl workl JOB THAT OFFERS outside tales. Becnirtng. testing. 8ouUir*h3 Ml 4*075 Gift Center, Grandrtvw/Hslstad ' •H* high standard, we are looking lor 1. Salary i commission i bonus Classifjeds Have Your 0»n. $40O-$12O0 part-time.: »3000- evaluatSon/lnteryte-*'/^ candidates. Plaia. Fermlngton. 476-3471 505 Help Wanted quality Individual* to Join our naif 2 Excellent remunerate WORK ' Hotline To »6000. fuO-Ume. Cal 456-6333 REQUIREMENTS; ^ This Is an excellent opportunity tor 3. 4 day work week .. _ tf -5« <>iace Vou> Ad Ca.1 4 year jSegree. 2 yea/* ptacernent Food-Beverage the right person* Please ca> 559- 4. Repeal Sales ^*-~ What's Happening exporter** or 5 year* business ex 5986 to arrange for interview. 506 Help Wanted Sales Real Estate Career CLASSIFIED WAITSTAff Car required Ce3 tor appointment in Your Neighborhood. perience with 2 year piscerfeni ex-. T : pbiience Sucessful l/acl( record. Ambrtfous? . Now eocopting epp&catlonj (Of Ml WAJTSTAFF WANTEO _ .-,425-9533 Call For Home Delivery! IF YOUR NEEOS ARE LES3 THAN No experience necessary Night 64 4 T070 J30.000. don'l read on" Our compa Technical experience preferred Conscientious? . ADS and port time positions' tor both Classified Ads shift Apery in person. Observer A Eccentric ny has been in business over 60 COMPENSATION. We Want You'd " dayi and or rights Ideal tor stu 59-1-0900 We wJ train you and start you on a 729-8444) Newspapers years We are tooklng tor a reliable Or e w r Comml ssion GET deifj netife schedules, eicofcni Tap Commission & Bonuses Fu» long term Mgn Income career-. Can oppcrunis lor advancement. Apply & talented sales counselor Wa wtl WORKING CHEF 852-3222 59l-0500,__' BeneMs Guaranteed -Trainîg Sal Mary Am Gr awf I. RESULTS w

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4C* O&E Monday, January 1, 1990 606 Help Wanted 509 HtJp Wanted 512 Situation! Winted 520 Secretarial eV-'•'••'. 602 LoitA Found 701 Collectives 708 Household Goods 717 Lawn-#ifden . 738 Household Pets v D«ri«itte : Couples Female \ . Builneti Servjcea FOCiNO- 12-26-89 smaB male lan CASH FOR baseball cards. Oakland County-- L faifm*8now Equip,- 008ERMAN PUPP-Y8 - black 4 tan, colorod Cock-a-pop/poodJ*." Ford CaH - 476-1645 »100, After4pm :-:'•- 326-151« HOME CARE lor paralyzed girl; ruH, RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE IN-HOME CARE > JWyrs. RN train Rd. 4 SouthlWtd a/ea. 271-6993 part-time of Uve-irvNo experience Birmingham based property devel ing.- BA degree In Psychology. Oak Wanted EH Scotl radios, custom estate SALES JACOBSEN'8 8nowWow«r, excel eNOUSH.SETTEfWa week old . necessary. Birmlngnam vu. oper seeking experienced, mature land Unrverslry praduate. Flexible LIFETIME RESUME LOST :• Blond* Female dog, 3V* bum and usually chrome Dialed, lent condition. »150: 425-941» male. 1 orange, 1 bk». CaBMr».Z: . :•.•••••. -624-0514 couple lor Oakland county. 8alary. hours. . . 644-2735 425.00 TOTAL years. 43 lbs., 22 lan, shod hair, from the 1930s, jfrn 617-349-2249 BY DEBBIE . 476-2312- apartment pM benefit*, Cafl tor floppy ears, very short lan, named MEYERS 7M ft. *now plow, fit* 1988 HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER in phone Interview. 433-1100 UNIQUE CHILOCARE'. Crandmoth- 557-2434 .344-009$ Multey. lnkiter/7 Mile are*. Her Households, appraisals, buy Out*. • 1989 CMC or Chevy pfck-up. QOLOEN RETRIEVER my Southed home. 1 day a week. er/Mother . team, - Mofbor ol 1. SOUTHFIELO"'•-•". .- NOVI boy»f4 9mls»herf: 476-8583 702 Antiques 1 HemiowftoJehouM.SOSfee »•»1000 >".-'. 453-72S7 AKC, *hot» 4 wormed. fisr'a- Need extra help around the house. Lake Orion, . ' ' :. Grandmother has 4 years Infant ex • ALL ANTIQUES BOWOHTII • 693^)278 Please can -. .353J&8S perience. Set up (or your child. Air- . COVER LETTERS • ' 8NOW6LOWER • Arien*. 6 HP, 2 511 Entertainment' LOSr-B/acel«t. f Holor gotd, great Postcards, Cd movte/ynagazlnes, 538-2939 " OOLDEH RETRIEVER. male, AKO, burn HiH*. - /338-8,125 MANUSCRIPTS sentimental value. Lost Sunday Doc. OlRL'S BEOROOM set, 4-. pieces, •lege, electrio «lart.toe new , mov- , . LIVE IN. HELP for elderly COupte, . ANY OCCASION anUque & paper doll*, toys. SheOy lng,»450. . 737-4341 tir«t»hc%.»200. • -. LASER PRINTING . 10a»WMUanWMaH. - 728-6007. china. miLlary. 348-3154.348-7984 wood, white w/Wue top, QuWty fur 729^287 '-••. v Room, board 6 Mlary. Lrvonia Mail •.'•'. • ' '"Disco-.Rock" -. niture, mint cortdition. 358-5195 ..- .'area. 535-7125 •Big Bind*-Top 40" . x SNOW BLOWER • lawn mower 6 515; Child Care BUTTER DISHES, pitcher*, glasses. 474-8084 ProD J. . $15Q.00/up LOST CAT, long hair brown/Mack/ Sharp* taupe, formica 6 rought Iron rioVng mower*, excellent condition. HUSKY SHEPHERD. MIX- 40 lb. UVEIN - preferably LPN. Export- A PROFESSIONAL, EDUCATIONAL 523 Attorneya whfte. Namod Kitty- tost In Pontiac pickle castors, planers, bowls, so $25-1473 Male, neutered, afl shot*, 1 yr. old. TraS;Haggerty Rd. area. Contact lorth. dlnnoll* *el. Perfect- condilloo. Great personality. 8J5-4136 •need with irach* 4 vent*. Refer AVAILABLE for Many Occasion* Oay Care Program lor Children; 18 fc " ' 373-1082 Farrnlngton.CaU Karen '474-4616 ences require*. Can Marfy.'.- ••••'.- Mobile Sotovd/Unlimrted DJ, your mos-4 yr». 6 yr*. experience. Cher Legal Counaellng Kr|sU -.- ..-;•.;.' 435-5593 day*. 353-7820; - eve*. 651-2891 ry HiB/lnkster Rd. erea 277-7020 SUMMIT PLACE MALL 719 Building Materials KinENS . 6 wk*. old. mala and entertalnmeni^podallst since 1977. ANTIQUE SHOW 4 8ALE lemafe, liter trainM, various cokx*. Doug -. . > .937-0105 L03T: cat, white Persian w/betge 709 Household Goods' MATURE NANNY, part lime. 3 eh?, CHiLOCARE-ln my licensed home. LAWYERS WHO tips, vtdnrry of Beck 4 Ford Rds., Telegraph 6 Etuabeln take Rd. FOR 8AL& Straw. t.OOO bale*. »nd adorable. »15. ' . 292-6096 dren, 15-20 hr» per week. »8;Per Fult time, 14. mDe/Pochejter Roa"d NW Canton, rewa(d.. . 454-4103 Sun,Doc 3110 Sua Jan. 7, Maflhr*. WayntCounly construction hay, 600 bales. Delrv- CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR UFE.Solo Open New Yea/* Oay. Olai* Repair. ery^v**tble. Cafl ... 453^0461. LHASO APSO pup*. AKC-1 ***^ hour. Car A references. 16 Mile/ Pianist or DvwrTrlo/Quarlet. Bach area. Caa Debbie for more Worm a-, GET RESULTS Telegraph area. After 6. : 649-2653 tlon. - . -589-2^53 OarOng. »hedies* beauties. to Boogie, Jazz 4 OauicaL Aft Oc 1969 Metro.Times. divorce lawyer c-J t03T-Sma!l bW sullcaieT VWnrry OAK FLOORING. Oak trim, walrf. »3O0-up. . 261-8389 casions. Lesson* also. 851-3574 the year. All legal malteri, Elsle/MWdlebelt. Uvonla. 12722;69, " j -4 nVVrxiastott. • *.imfyt--,-f j la. MATURE PERSON needed to. care CHILD CARE PRO0RA.M - for ages €Vif s i visit rio charge. .'. . ' fc35pra.BaWarii-42i«24aA—iJU (or JQmonth old In my home. Moo- fj mrer-lrs in 6.VTa^of-»?e-C*rflrtel al print, conditlor) »100: »fdc*', wficTesSe~pr1cejrMT HardF ONEf Yfi. old maf* cat, oatmeal cc<- : =*IAGJCA4iSoHd Vood. Ex 4s£«9S9or 453-3671 ; Oelatlsader 2:30pm only 453-3663. Christian mother lo care for your A Caring'PWsoVi In Vcgr Hoifrie tional air mattres*. »450, 356-4092 adored, glorified, loved 4 preserved LOSE WEWHT/ceflulH*. Inches 4 cellent condition. Win sea separate child. • Any 'eoe. hot lunch and .NURSE AIDES- throughout the world, now 4 forev ly. • . 261-8332 SIAMESE • ORSH kltton*. very ;grTJER-NEE0EO • In Livonia Wr 7 snacks. Westiand. . 326-5013 fecl^great with • homeopathic diet 708 Household Goods young retired *how cat*c Loving per- ;mo. oy twlo gtrl*. To begin In Jan.; HOMEMAKERS* LIVE-INS er. Sacred Heart Ol Jesus, pray lor disc program that controls the: ap- 722 Hobbles '• In your home or hospital room ui. St. Jude, wcWer-ol miracle*, WATCR8ED king sUe, headboard, *onafiry,CPA.»100-»300 455-0995 <4uH. time, 4-6 wka-; then part-time. CLEANING: Tues. Wea 8 Sal. Week- petite. Can Be* 422-0412 Oakland County rhlrrored canapy, 2 level captain's ! Coins & Stamps ifJon-smoker, reference*. - 522-8317 ty: available. Trustworthy, pepend- Persona) Care-Meals-Housekeoplng pray tor os. Say this prayer nlr% WHITE AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD ' Rellabie, Court ecus Service timet a day. by the eighth day your BEAUTIFUL BRASS BEO (2) com- pedestal, bumper guard*, excellent abie', Relerences-Owft transporla- VIC TANNYMEMBERSHIPS . cortdUtOfi.»tQ00fYm. 427-0437 CASH FOR beeebaX, footbaj & Pup*: male* onry. »200. Sertou* tTEACHER NEEOS reliable, non 1)00. Call AJm'a 273-5525 Insured. Bonded. 24 Hr. Care prayer will be answered. It has never (2) Lifetime - it »700. ea. or »1300. plela wlUv malcnlng furniture. »750 been known to fait. Publication must hockey card*, also coin coOoettons. Inquiries only. 928-1661 %rrioklr>g babysitter In our Canlon both. 445-8579 or best '542-4452 538-5559 Some from 8-4pm. Call alter be promised. My prayers have been LOVINQ mother of 1 looking lor full 476-9091 answered 710 MIso. For Sale ;$li30pm.- --.. -: .: -981-5107 or part time chlldron, snacks 4 Farmtnglon HiUs ; ARRET- y m-U§«Ufetiee«- I haye several thousand yard* ol top. WtfCoTlhir^ JO. 1982 440. nice, »695. rWpT^nTIc -=^053^5=1=«- Please Take Notice that on Feb. 3. rjuaity SialnmaslCf, worry-free 4 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, brand OfAMONO: PMI anape. 2 48 Ct. Odessey Honda, nice. »495. THANK YOU SI. Jude 4 Hory Spirit 1990 The Space place sdft storage tOOVi nylon carpet. Carpel your BY- new king bedspread. Cusiom, rxiirt- O color, SI-2-II. »8.600. Delivery available. 485-7230 Couplet MOTHER OF 2 wishes to sit for you; Birmingham tor prayers answered. will "coodilct a sale by eucllon by ino room S haa In great new 100% Od, whit*, moire. »265. 655-1131 647-8 »17 days, evenings, .after school. Some EXCELLACARE -ALL AREAS £. Hendersoa sealed bid for cash only at 615 8. nylon plush or sculptured carpet ' U3n-Slte Resident •-'<•'. •.'•• A Free Nurse Assessment education In child development. Visit In your Home - Telegraph at 10am to satisfy the self Choice ol color* for »259. Price In BOYS Captains bed 6 dresser. Toro 804 Airplanes s»< MANAGERCOUPLE CallAnn • • 425-9162 lawn mower, SUN chain saw, O'Nefl 724 Camerat-SuppHei St. Jude lor favors servva (torage Wn against Oeor- clude* carpet, pad. etc. based on 30 LEASE 1884 CESSNA TURBG210 jvanteSd for exclusive 50 Unit Farm- HOME HEALTH CARE THANK YOU sq yds. Add 3 bedroom*, save even dry suit, after 1pm: 528-3857 recefved. A.S. dan Reynold*, conteriirftf unit 116. SIMONS OMEOA; Photo enlvger. Loaded. Including norm scope A • loglon Aia development. Duties In MOTHER OF 7 month oW.wit1 baby Screened. RN supervised. Insured Milo High, content* ¢4 unit 305. Al more. "$699 M price basod 00. 75 clude leasing pounds work, main Aides - Nurses COMPRESSOR • 'A HP, 7.5 gaflon Uke new. t400 or best otter. color radar. Kangered at Oakland/ sit Mort - Frl., Redlord. Your trans exander BAjmltt. conientt ol unit sqyds.CaBTedd 473-6400 Pontiac. Term* negotiable. 853-54 00 tenance. & light affloe Work. Weal for portation. References available. 24 hours - 7 days tank, Sear*. »65. Like new. moving CeJ 342-<287 Retired Couple- Pleise *end resume 335. Oavld Evans, contentsipf unit 737-4341 Can after 6pm. --.' 532-0692 602 Lost & Found 448. Kathryn Lodtec-, 78 Ford Van. MOVING SALE, complete contem .4 salary requlrmeril* to: Box 638, porary furnishings and much more. 728 Musical 608 Vehicle & .Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper*, FOUND: CAT. 6-tocd. while 4 bjeck. CU1LK3AN WATER SOFTENER. 15 yRS. EXPERIENCED tiXe new, excellent quality, greal ortgina-Ty »1200. »200. .86251 Schoolcraft.- Rd . Uvortfa, Bookkeeper IdcxJng to change posi II owner not Ideated, this boautiM prices, everything must go. For In Instruments Boat Storage AWWgan48i50 357-3650 608 Trdnsportatlon- 644-1879 tions -vrftrrbenefits. - 422^463 loving cat Is lor adoption, 644-6553 formal' - formation call. 661-9527 AAA STORAGE Professional Health Care Personnel & Travel FOR SALE Best Offer» Oak pew*, BARITONE HORN - Reynolds, 4 vafve*, near mini, $550. Boat*, Trailer*, Truck* SOUTHWEST AIRLINE 4 round t/lp 3-18V; 3-22; 17-18'. Baldwin Organ • full pedal board, Outdoor. wefl-Bghted. tecured. USED CAR SAVINGS unresuictod ttcketa to anyplace In NECCHI Cafl between 9-4pm 547-7755 make Oder. 359-5195 DELUXE AUTOMATIC ilg zag see X Electricity avaSaWe.-SiBcre*. FORD MOTOR 8-PLAN CUSTOMERS WELCOME U.S. good thru Mar 15. 549-2795 J^ffrtesr< Telegraph area. 638-7771 CLEANEST ing machine. Cabinet model. Em KINGSBURY upright -1 piano with broider*, blind-hems, buttonholes, 711 Misc. For Sale Dght, bench. Antique green. Good WANTED SOUTHWEST airline Uk- etc. »53 cash or monthly payments. condition. 1350. 274-5711 816 Auto & Truck ' etJar<2-Mar9. ; 471-6952 GUARANTEED USED CARS Wayne County LAWRY GENIE 68 organ, like new. Parts & Service UNIVERSAL »550. T989 SEWING CENTER AUTO MECHANIC'S lool* In boxes. CAP FOR OMC S15. red. ladder 700 Auction Sales Afl professional 'duality, vaiuod at ^89-1093 674-0439 (20.000- Career change, sacrifice bar*. »150 or best offer. 45M417 IN TOWN!!! AMERICAN ART POTTERY - QUALITY OSEO PIANOS tpedafe. for »7,500 or best offer. Too much CHEVROLET 402 big bloc* engine/ Rookwood, RosevUle. WeHer, Powa- UPRIGHT SECRETARY wllh hutch, to lift. No »pM up. 592-0127 ing In reftnlshed Baby Grandi-'Aneri Wc, HuO and more. Many unusual Piano Co.. 22748 Orchard Lake Rd.. run* etceflent. »500. Chrysler 1985 1987 JEEP CHEROKEE . 1984 PLYMOUTH TEMPO'S & ESCORTS executive desk. Glass pedestal din 2,2 motor & transmission. $450 IVrrs. NOTICE I* hereby gfven thai tAe pieces. Summit Ma-I Antique Show, ing room labia, ooppertone doubt* 2bft*.NofGrandRrv«r. 471-1771 532-4656 ^DOOHUREOO VOYAGER SEVAN Pontiac Ooc. 3fiian. 7. door refrigerator with loomaker. content* Riled below wm be told to : AUNT EfS ATTIC Youlhbed. _ .768-2823 the highest bidder by sealed bid for SPECIAL PRICES ON FORD 1978 nail ton pick up. for tow miles, super loaded. 8 pajsenger, air, automatic, tit, COMPANY CARS OUR CHRISTMAS TRADE-INS: crul$a. Exlra Shx'p. $cqqe cash only «1 Shurgard Storage. part*. 6 cyCnder, 3 speod 0.0. 41477 Joy Road. Canlon. Ml on Jan. KawaJ. 5' 2" ebony,%(2) Stairway* 532-4656 V- «11,995 25 at 9am. Oavld Strong. A^S: mini, now coming through shop, Modol B. K BEST SELECTION AlMYWHERE bike, camping equipment, misc. fur ebony. Model M tefinlsned to your 1986 GRAND NATIONAL 1989 G.M.C. EXTENDED niture & housohold good*. choice. Kimball. 6' 7", walnut 819 Auto Financing *r ALL COME WITH: BiWe Horn. B-27: bedroom *et. TV. Bosendorfer Scale. Kimbal 5' 2" r M,lnJ condition, G.M. war- CABS-15 4X4 pun- cabinet, misc. fumliure & ebony. . BADCREDIT rahtii, Why Pay Moro? Sierra CL, 43 engine, automa5c,'po«tf nousebotd good*. -" SMILEY BROS. fttidews, powertocis. 1 ¾ cruisa, air. Automatic, air, power steering, power Detrort 875-7100 duraSner. NO PROBLEM! y J9995 brakes, stereo, fulljactory warranty TROMBONE - used 3month*. »200. Birmingham 647-1177 Can Mr. Sheldon '11,495, Year-End 1 Flex *toel couch, eartntone, »75. 1 Birmingham opeo Sun. 1-5PM. ..- 453-2500 . and much morel ^^V . 10 gallon used tank with the work*. OR 1987 FORD F-250 1989 GRAND PRIX SE v »25. 422-2088 728 VCR, TV, Stereo, 963-7192 .4x4 PICKUP Super, loaded, including WHEEL HORSE, 14 hor*e Oeater. leather. . SALE PmCED FROM mower, »400. New Scbwtnn Vertlr; Hi-Fi, Tape Decks V-8. engine, autorhaUc, low V 10*poodT»120. 455 820 Autos Wanted miles...-;: »9995 1989 #-' r,/«? ¥ ^'11,995 RCA 45" Bkj Screen TV. Uke newt 712 Appliances $1200 464-7992 WANTED 1989 TRANS AM G.tA. 1988 BONNEVILLE SSE $ Plymouth HOTPOINT Hde-by-»fde refrtgera- AUTO'S & TRUCK'S : tor, wan oven, dishwasher 8 Nutone 730 Sporting Qoods T-tops, 350 engine, leather, Astroroof, leather, security counter (op stove, all very clean & 6,000 miles. _v system. Acclaim good condition. 648-6801 SOLOMON SKI BOOT8. men* & BillrBrown 6,488 women*. *lze 9 4 7½. best offer. »11,295 Rebuilt refrigerator*, freezer*, 427-3023 »15,995 Factory Cars »toves. microwave*, tlereo*. TV* & -USED CAflS- ©» HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION From $8995 VCR'*. Guaranieed/dedverod. Allan VALLEY 4x6ft. toQ d elate, top pool 35000 Plymouth Rd, Uvonla -1986 RANGER PICKUP 1985 G.M.C. V4 TON PICKUP Appliance, 28601 Souihlield, labia. »2100 value, »600T 522-0030 6 month 6000 mil*? warranly Lathrup Village. 659-2«01 644-1879 V8 engine,- automate, a>. -"-jit , I Sharp,. Red, Low Miles. Mow nffprmq low ^l^•C^ r-V mlorf-.f r.ifr^.' Brand New 1989 CORVETTE VTC TANNY Execvtfve Club Hetlme 821 Junk Car* Wanted lankj cru'se COn*Jol -is REFRIGERATOR, - Frtoldalre. while. Convertible, while with red leather, 100-mile3. I6cuft.. frostlree, aide by *lde, »100. membership. Oue* fixed lor ever. ALL AUTOS A TRUCKS Best offer. 729-1855 »1050. --. • 253-0923 Junk, wrecked, running. Top DoRar. '7995 $31,900 E&MAutoParta @31ackuiellBusiiiS WANTED 735 Wanted To Buy 474-4426 P0 c Rebuttable, Relrtgeralor* IF YOU OON T KNOW USED CARS... 198&FIFTH AVENUE Freezer* & Stove* 4 Tale model CHlNAVDISKES-Full/pa/tlal tat*, ART MORAN Xc KNOW YOUR DEALER! Portable TV*. - 659-2901- tenox, Ca*tteton, Mellox, Norilake, 623 Vans -— $4995 and other*. Cash paid. 338-6463 4100^ Ply^Tlr^t^ P* Piymr^th AEROS^iFI 1988 XLT 7 passenger. 713 Bicycles* GERMAN, American, Japan***: Uil- 24.000 mfte*. Sharpl »10.600 1985 LASER H)ne* ParKUnccJo-Mercu/y . . Mile N of 12 Mtle 453-1100 453-1327 Itary Hem* wanted. Hetmeta, unt- 353-9000 Sates & Repair form*,^ medal*, dagger*, tword*. 453-2424 *xt: ^The Country's Automaiic with overdrive. 318 V-S. air, power *ir>dows/lock*/- mirror*, power ateerlng 4 brakes. Wton 127" wfwelbase. 35 " gallori fuel taAk.AM/FM casseti*. VWa bay Wndow, M carpet #7 ing, fiberglass running boards, rear sofa, 4 reclining buckets. K Starcraft'•:--. l 80 % I Dodge S /ww M 6,96b * if .1 Dealer ** i

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Monday. January 1. 1990 O&E *^~ 824 Jttpl& Other 860 Chevrolet 868 Ford 874 Mercury 878 Plymouth 880 Pontlac 882 Toyota 882 Toyota 884 Volkswagen, 4»Wh««IDrJV6t, CORSICA. 19«. A*, loaded, ciea/>. CUSTOM 1968. 60000 original COUGAR. 1983 - $9,000 miles, RELIANT 1082 • automatic, power FIREBIRD • 106«. Automatic, air, COROLLA I960 SR 5: Biaci. 5 CAMRY, 1989. Automatic, air, ster CABRIOLET, 1986. «8,050 • 7.272 enohco H ises, 4x4 euio; e>. «m- miles, runs weH, »500 or best offer. loaded, no rusi. Great condition. (leering & brakes, air, am-fm cas- slereo, M power, mu»r *e«, $4200 speed. Or, sunroof. Very good con- eo, power.brakes, power steering 4 v • 522-1941 Mrt«»faeo,fcMrmBe». 11950. . SUNSHINE HOMDA frn, 47,000 m&e*, po»«r atoerkvj/ LOU LaFUCHE »3.200 689-4249 or best offer., ^ 345-2413 drtlo>. »805 ojt*sl offer. 535-9033 much more. Was »15,695. NOW Days 669-6187: Eves 669-6498 $11,995. brakes, t7500rt>«l. 349WJ2 ESCORT OT (989'/4-bfighl red, 453-3600 • MARQUIS, 1084. Station Wagon. ^2000-1082, automatic, air, power PAGETOYOTA. --352-6560 CHEVY/SUBARU- loaded, l2.O00mBes,«29J BRONCO ll 19W. Eddl« Bauer. 4X4, Exxeflenl condition. steerVw. hJo/nviy rnCe*, reliable. TERCEL WAGON. 1086 - One FOX WAGON 1988' Only 29.000 Piymovth fid.. Just Wait ol 1-275 Bob 463-6887 owner, 6 sooed. dean, no rusi, a.'/, push button, automatic, loaded. ex- »2800, 459-0727 880 Pontlac Must drive. $1250 or best. 636-2866 COROLLA, 1989 Deluxe. Automalic. miles. ' . • 453-4600 " stereo, and more. »5.000. air. stereo, low roues, 15 to choose, cotlent condition, ce/ phone KJu«, from PONTIAC 6000,1064 U wagon, M- CM: . 422--4697 or 656-0839 Lke new condition, reduced to SUNSHINE HONDA' ed.*649S. VCcxk; MJ-0040 ceiieni conOfilon,—»t«r«or-New |e, air, cassette and more, »6.495. STATION VVAOON-1981- Po*or »12,68« tv loaded. 4- 3rd seal, wood aided. »9.695 * H«mfMMMI tloerino & brakes Till *tx*er brakes/tires. »1600/best. 358-W53 453-3600" ; BILV BROWN USEO CARS 522-0030 $2900. 655-1476 PAGE TOYOTA. ' 352-8560 delayed Kghtinj.reiiabte ^-^ HOUDAYCHEVROLHT 6RONCO II. 19M XLT. AvIomaUc. ESCORT 1086-wagon. 4 apeod. ne=« .474-0500 8TE 1986, automatic, loaded, rust- TpYOTA TERCEL 1987 SR5 4x4 Oasvf^d* Work transportation.! 1.500. 474-0092 T0PA2 G9 198«. 4 door. air. 15,475 a!r ecodjtion, Sfia/p $ 11.500 lire*. 44.000 mllea. OoorJ-condittoo. proofed, new »Uvt» 4 brake*, low wagon; 6 spood. a!r, stered trd TROOPER 1986 5 Speed, am/lm Buyit. Sell it Find it. miles, automatic, cassette, gvaged, KVtes Park UncokvMercvry »2700. , 421-45997 BONNEVILLE LE 1087 loaded. mileage, good condrtlon. 669-6853 rrioch more, only »6.695 .\. cassette, only 26*.O0O mnes, Lke ne* Call Today 453-24J4ex1400 882 Chrysler non-smoker. Mlntl »6,785.474-5622 30,000 mB«.; »8,305. PAGE TOYOTA 352-8550 condilion, prfcod lOSta »6.955 .- - 591-0500 644 10JO ESCORT. 1088, Pony. Rea/ defrojt, &UN8IR06E 1986 Coupe, automat PAGETOYOTA 352-«f60 GMC JIMMY 1970 Ful She, 4x4. »x- LeBAnON 1083 Automat*. aV. am-fm cassetia stereo, ZJeba/ted. 2EPHYR 1978 XR7. aulomaOc, pow Bob Jeannolte" ic, air, tit, tie/eo, low mBes. $4,995- cenoni condition. *3.695 stereo. nic» condition. $ 1.995. scolchgarded, excellent condition. er steering, am-fm cassette. 67,000 PONTIAC GMC 8©b Jeannotte HOLIDAY CHEVROLET Must sea. After 4pm 646-0516 ml, Kke new. »1300. 533-2377 Bob Jeannotte T-H*- Piymoull., Ml • • - PONTIAC OMC^ PONTIAC <3MG -•:. 474-0500 - EXP 1985, eulomarlc; very g6od condition. »2600. 532-2017 875 NliMn 453-2500 • - Plymouth, Ml Plymouth. Ml LEBARON. 1987 TURBO COUPE Black/tan leatner. loaded, new lUej FAIRMONT Future. 1083.4 door. *u- NISSAN 300. ZX 1986-WhM». 5 BONNEVILLE 8E, 1089 - Maroon & • 453-2500. * -'• 453-2500 {-totsatfcr-4 vyindv.:- tinSSfiOO ttx&3 ,-* Hogs, losded.- Mwt-aeK gVavrcorwolr-fl^Co msetreorterici' SUN8IR0 r964.. 45.600 mSe*. ty. Asking W400 • 458-3494 mJes.li'ke new »1895 285-0139 19.500 or best. 334-3033 ed warranty.»12,640. 622-0158 SUZUKI SiOEWCK, 1889. converti 5 apeed. Amfm stereo. *>. »2,900. ble. 5 speed. .*tvte, air conditioning, LeBARON, 1047. Automatic, eJr. ORANADA. 1977. Automatic, o!r. 2 After 5pm, ' .. 43^-1987 a/p-lm cassette, mini conc-rllon. Rs- a/rvlm cassette & much more l(r* door, onfy 45,080 orioina) miles, 878 Oldtmobllo BONNEVILLE _ 1087-AH option*, locallng. rwjst KS $ 10.995 or best mite*, only »8.995 »1.595 • . ... bote! new brake*, navy. Exceflent SUNBlRO 1085 Automatic, air. o««. 489-7175 PAQf TOYOTA J52-8S80 Hines Park Lincoln-Mercjjry CiEfU BROOG HAM 1985; burQandy condition. «7000. 693-3335 M.950: " 453-2424 ext.400 4 door, loaded, beautiful condtUoa S-10. 4x4 »9« EU/a,c«p. spori »3500 455-235« SUNSHINE HONDA ^fEW YORKER f»88 Landau. Mart flEROGT 1085 »6.450. . packeoe. Fuiry loaded, must so« Cross, loaded, 23.000 miTts. like, 453-3600 »10.49$ ne-w Prrvate Owner. 651-1877 GRAfiO'tORlNO. 1974. Good work CIERA-1988. Brougham, «,000 SUNSHINE HONDA HOLIDAY CHEVROLET ca/.'*350or best offer. 533-1307 m3es, 72 mo/100.000 ml. service SUNBlRO: 1987 SE.-2 door eu1<* contract available. »9,650.853-6444 453-3600"" matlc, Bk* new condition. 474-0500 864 Dodge MUSTANG GT 1985- 28,000 milos, Lowml!eage.Cal 647-4038 t-tops. tinted .window*, new' tires, CUTLASS CIERA BROUGHAM 1985 CARAVAN-1984, 2 5. clean, must F1ERO 1084 Sport Covpe. 5 apoed. louver. Alpine stereo, el/. Cruise. Every available option. Oofng fast, TEMPEST 1066. good condiUon. 825 Sports 4 sell. 40mpg. 5speed.e»l/a». »3.150 sunroof, aluminum wheel*. 55.000 ala/m,»harp. »7.5O0/b«st. »4,895. »500 or best offer. Can after 5pm.- orbestl • 649-6745 mfte*. t3.295. " sunsmnEs! Imported Care 459-39780T 451-6841 HOLIDAY CHEVROLET 3S3-672S CHALLENGER 1682.. Week. Ra.Tys. BoB Jeannotte —- MUSTANG. 1982. SUalgM,*. aulo- 474T0500 TRANS AM, 1982, Black on black, AUDI 5000 1985-Ce/" phone. aJr. clean', lad/a.car, runs great:at.! »1.700 ACURA—SUZUKI matic. air, stereo cassette, 63.000 PONTIAC GMC loaded. 61.000 miles. SHARP stereo, sun/oof. automatfc. Excel or best. Must son .649-674"" 5 lent condition M.W 5. 553-4907 •ties.clean. »1850. 525-8325 CUTLASS 1983. Clera Brougham, Plymouth, Ml »4.995 nc* engine, no rust, .loaded, runs Klne* Park.LVcoln-Mercury MUSTANG. 1984 Automatic trans j CORVEnp 1976. Mops. 350. load CHAROER 1984- 2 2 S 1.700. good. »2400/besl. 476-3061 * 453-2500 453-2424 ext.400 "DOUBLE" mission. • power.:steering, power ed. »6.600 of best offer taxes it. 534-qy2 Moving. 453-5020 Of -981-0944 brakes, slereo. A real beauty. This DELTA 6« Roya* Broognarrt 1965,«" OAYTOHA. 1984. Turbo I weeks special. »2,995 dbor. V8. M power. 1 owner. YOUR PLEASURE HONDA ACCORD. 1988. OX. 2 door 5 spood sunroof. Qood condition. PAOE TOYOTA 352-8560 46.000 mCes". »5960. 459-5270 hatchback, air. stereo. 51.000 miles, »3300 352-1494 WUSTANG 1987 LX BJ3C*. loaded. SALE »7500 625-8149 OELTA 68 Royale Brougham. 1989. 1990 PRIZM 4 DOOR -syatest Loaded! Marwimr'/tWtfW^^Sfc^fl. - r V "HONOA" PRELUDE 1983 5 speed. 1 jAaaom^-tatAx-Twi^—p«w^ 522-3505 •WXffeTJlTrfl »6995 or best. »13.500 U 347-4387 VfWv^VrtV ^1 person c*r>ef ExceUentl Alarm 6 steering/brakes, now Ores/brakes, for Imporl tape- Pampered cart 355-4253 a^-. am Im cassette, very clean. MUSTANG 1989 XL • 5 speed, air. 50.000 miles. »3800. 455-7994 loaded. Excellent condition. »5000. OELTA 68. 1984 Royal 8rougftam. owners )un8Wno Aqun Loaded, 6 cytnder. dean. »5.555 HONDA PRELUDE 1988. red. 4 DIPLOMAT 1983-4 door. 318 V8. (part of an estate). 771-4378 wt>eel steering, loaded, mini condi funs good. »1250/firm. 879-1437 LOU URICHE MATCH your DOWN PAYMENT tio. »13.0OO/offer. 932-1107 TAURUS 1989 6 cytnder. good se DOOOE RAIOEft 1087 4X4 Auto lection. Irom »8.895 CHEVY/SUBARU or TRADE IN Allowance up to HONOA'a. CMca. Acccda, Pie- BILL 8R0WN USEOCARS522-O03O matic, a!/, stereo, must see. only Plymouth Rd. - Jusl West Of 1-275 Automatic, lode's Reconditkxsed and warrant- »7.995 List v $12,039 T-BlRD - 1984 Elan, air. power air, AM/FM $ $ 2500 $ $ \ PACE TOYOTA 352-8580 steering 6 brakes, cruise, V6. excel 453-4600 Discount ' -$1054 lent. »3800. After 6pm 459-8928 •tereo, power SUNSHINE HONDA OMNI 024. IJ81-C«J.lorrta car 2.2 FOREN2A 1966-Clcan. exoeflonl That's right $2500 is worth $5000 453-3600 4 spoed No accidents. rveeds Iront TEMPO, 1984 01^ Air. envfm cas condition 261-6332 •t«»rlng and Was $10^85 wheel bearing »895 62*«L463 sette, cruise Priced to sell. »3.3«« -br«k»4VT«v«r on SELECT Acuras and Suzukis. HON0A, 1984. CRX Excellent cortr REOENCY. 1988. 4 door. 37.000 Prtzm Discount -$800 dition. 4 new lire*, stereo, low mlle- OMNI 1983. 12 litre. 5-spood. eJr. ~ LOULaRICHE miles. ExceVlent condition. d«fo back Excellent condition. Loaded. 878 Plymouth Import Owner Discount -' 4C00 Ures. »2.495. ' floor matt. 222 • \tf»\ve Sspood. 17200 - 348-3556 _ . 453-4600 ACURsunsniriA -SUZUKE I %&%> CHARGER, 1985 Clean, priced to HOLIDAY CHEVROLET TEMPO. 1987. GLS. Power Stcer- Slock #2181. *A HONDA. 1988. Prelude SI. 16.000 sea »2.929 You Pay $8985 34960 Grano River. 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•w-4 , he wears two stones, a topaz and a }y-D«bbl*8klar- jMy_of_unujwlJewelrjsjeach with its own hidden diamond. , speclal wilier meaning. ~-~{ ~ —,fBeing—a -Scorpio,—the-topaz^ "SURE QUARTZ crystals are still popular, but the calms me down and the diamond All right, you can blame it on actress Shirley Mac- newest craze Is colored gems," said Elaine Lewis of soothes me," he said. Lalne, if you want to. After all, she's the one who got the Michigan Metaphysical Society In Berkley. "A lot He said people are flocking to us hooked on crystals, didn't she? ' • ... of the customers already have a piece of jewelry that stores to buy anything that has a But now it seems that everyone and bis grand symbol or sign printed 6b it. r contains a quartz crystal, but now they're coming c mother has bis own crystal or personal gem stone. into the store and buying colored stones to add to the .. !Peoplaare looklng.towardany According to experts, believers and authors, crys quartz." thing that they think Js going to tals and other gem stones have power. Some of the more popular stones, Lewis said, are make them feel belter^he said. "Precious and seml-preclous, stones have many amethyst, hemilite and lapis. "This Is one of the most stressful- qualities beyond their physlcaj attributes," writes "Here's a perfect example oi wearing colored periods in history and.people are George Frederick Kunz, author of "The Curious Lore stones In jewelry," she said, pointing to her own wrist basically grasping at straws to of Precious Stones." ! wrapped with five beaded bracelets, each containing make them feel better. "They have^remarkable^nonetar^alue and In the a different colored stone. ^'Gemstones, crystals or any opinion of most of mankind from the earliest record Why would someone want to wear a particular thing with a hidden symbol or ed times to the present, they have abilities and char : stone? meaning is definitely an aid to, acteristics that can only be termed magical." "It has been said that each stone has different faith." i The "agate, for instance, was believed to cure In power, each holds a different energy." . " somnia. Ancient Greeks thought amber was the fos-_ The Michigan Metaphysical Society, which has slllzed tears .oflndlan birds. Amethyst once^as be been In business for more than 20'years, sells loose lieved to preventdrunkeness and to cool sexual pas stones as, well as those set. In pendants, earrings, sion," Kunz saldv ririgs and other accessories. Loose stones cost as lit Cametian is a stone reputed In the Middle Ages, beryl wa$ thought to help one tle as 50 cents a piece; -''..-• to grant good health and in battle or law suits, rendering one amiable, Iptelli- "A few years ago, young girls would come In here gent and diligent. Rubles were' divided by the an and ask for an attractiye'palr of earrings they could even possess antidotal quail* cients into male and female stones. It was believed, buy. Today, they come in and specifically ask for a lies. Here It la used in this they could make water boll and protect fruit trees colored stone. : - pair of "Eternal Light" ear from tempests as long as they were uncontamlnated. rings, made from an Egyptian . A recent trek through our suburbsuncovered a va^ Please turn to Page 6 design/'" R.U. Syrius Kqrlos Barney it snow

By Iris 8andoraon Jones January honeymoon. They want to cross country skiing." The great log hotel Is on what was contributing .travel editor buy some corn for popping •and let ». That's an easy one. Chateau once a seigneury given by the : ~ -..-- -- -—~~—-.• - '. . • UsnOwl.v . ••''".'-::0 .Montebelio, In the village of Mon- Bourbon kings of France centuries "Oh the weather outside is"~—•-âL^Lj'esorts," Jim said, "al- tebello, between the cities of Mon ago, so there are"100 square miles frightful. . . ," .. . * though we wouldn't mind a. little treal and Quebec, Lots of snow. of snow-covered land for cross Is that why my phone is ringing Country "skiing, walking, hunting, off tho hook wiUi questions about etc. . "••*! honeymoon destinations? The fire may be so delightful, but it can't THE CHATEAU IS a )axy com compare with dreams of a sunny fortable place by day, but yû beach somewhere. . dress up for the dining room, so "And since we've no place to It's a great honeymoon choice, You' can take the train 40 miles west to <*>.';•.-/':..••; Why not go to Jamaica, where Ottawa, Canada's capital city, or you can buy a week in an all-inclu ffO miles east to the history and sive resort (a couples resort like discos and great food Of Montreal. A; Sandals), with all your food, drink, "When we finally kiss good recreation and entertainment cov night, how I hate to go out in the ered by one package price, Club storm. . . ." . , Med style?. .-- But If you go to Chateau Mon Sandals prices start at about tebelio, you can stay Inside and let. • $2,000 a: week per. couple. Since It snow/ ' " •* . you've paid for your bed and board III never sell Julie and Bob of anyway, the resort will put On your Blrmlngh«m on that ld««, howev wedding — at a minimal cost — er, they're planning a March wed* and Invito all the resort1 guests to 'ding, and they want someplace the festivities. ' \ warm, ' *• /•'1 •••• •"/( doesn't show slgnd of stop How about the isIanoXthat Sur 01181. ping. . . ." MKJKYJON6S round Florida and southern Georg But that doesn't maUcrto Jim ia? The Florida Keys. Marco or ltenc/8 of We W/nef/es: Salon head-shrinking for '":•'. and Carol o! Bedford, who want a HoneymOonera. can soak up'the sun or head out IOMI In a , mmf—n.m* »••«•>—wi«.^î;>»ai»> • 'mitw : fujler, thicker-looking hair. : } , ; nlco cold, snow/ des'tlnatlon for a sailboat at Cloister Boach on Sea Island, Qt. Please turn to Page 1

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Controversy and. bos; office, re-' ceipts thrived in 1989, while some classics got a-new-life. Here's a look back at some of the year's most sig nificant alternative fllnrevente: • Spike Lee's "Do. the Bight. Thing", had a healthy run in main stream tneaters but "was still the most thought-provoking alternative film of the year. 'Some critics thought Lee's ambiguous moral tone -ÔBld-provoke-rtoi9,~but attdtences found themselves much more stirred up by. the controversial violence in "Harlem Nights." • The highly overrated "sex, lies and videotape," which overshadowed Lee'sTllni at Cannes, was neverthe less an intelligently written drama SteVen Soderbergh's "sex, lies and videotape," which won ac by. 26-year-old director Setven So- claim at the Cannes Film.Festival, stars Peter Gallagher, Laura derbergh. It Was one of the year's San Glacomo, Andle MacDowell and James Spader. many rags-to-riches stories. • "Heathers," produced by. nymity at the Tele-Arts Theatre. screen films this past fall. Poor at sthlocky* New World Pictures and • The Maple Theatre, which used tendance may have led to the up written by a former video store em to vie for quality art-house titles coming winter season having Just a ployee, poked fun at high school with the DFT, hit bottom this year. small handful of vintage titles. It's mores in "the nastiest — and clev- ^riigstoj^jCowJx»y,!lthe-subvexalve_-still-the^)est screen in town.- erest — way possible. Some saw It look at a group of wily Junkies, was as a glorification of t£en suidde.-but their only decent premiere. In recent • The Tele-Arts, meanwhile, Kept dark comedies .never play by the months, they've been showing pedes plugging away in Grand Circus rules anyway. :- trian first-runs like uGross Anato Park, bringing in decent premieres • In the Soviet-made "Little my." - • : '. such as "The Navigator" and "Al Vera," a young- woman longs for ex • Some old films made a come ice." It's a great place to see movies, . citement" in a dead-end Industrial back. Golden anniversary celebra though insiders wonder how it's sur town. This fascinating film/a sort of tions saw new prints of 1939 classics vived this long. "comrades without a cause," has "The Wizard of Oz," "Wutherlng • Senior citizens continue to flock been called the most honest film of Heights" and "Gone With the Wind" to the *Redford *and free morning ' the Glashost era. in local theaters. The* rare concert screenings at Livonia Mall. • '•/ • Spain's Pedro Almodovar, the film, "Ten for One" (1971), set in Ann • Certainly, the most talked- "bad boy*.of European cinema, had Arbor and featuring a stirring per about film.locally continues to be.' three memorable films premiere on formance by John Lennon, was "Roger aîd Me," Journalist-turned- area screens this year. His'''Women unearthed for benefit screenings in filmmaker 'Michael Moore's hard- on the Verge of a Nervous Break - Ann Arbor and Royal Oak. look at hardiimes in Flint-was a hit-" down" was so popular that it left au _ The restored director's cut of Da at film festivals. Moore was courted diences begging for "more• — and vid Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" by several studios before deciding to —, _ • /-^^Jhey got it. (1962),-nreanwhlle, surpassed every let Warner Bros, distribute it. Tom Cruise stars as Ron Kovic in "Born on the Kovic's experiences as a Marine veteran who »s ^-Almodovar's 'Matado" (1986), a one's expectations — artistically and Think about it; a grainy, low-budg Fourth of July," an autobiographical film about paralyzed. steamy satire of sexism, provoked financially — during ita long run at et documentary about lay-offs In a women's groups to protest In front of the Fox Theatre. Even frith lousy Michigan auto town'given the big., the Detroit Film Theatre. If anyone sound and lots of spllces,"this was" an 'push by a major film company. I figured, out that "Dark Habits" epic achievement. More films at the can't think of a more encouraging (1984) was about a sect of drug-crazy Fox! sign for filmmakers,— local, alter 'Fourth of July' kicks off nuns, there would have been trouble, • The Detroit Film Theatre held native or otherwise,- in the new too, but it played in relative ano- an ambitious 13-film tribute to wide decade. . a hew decade of movies SCREEN SCENE A Very happy, healthy and peace- itt "Back to the Future ParUH" (B+) ' ful New Year to you all. . . (PG) 90 minutes.. LIVONIA MALL CINEMA, 29415 "Distant Voices - Still Loves" SQtiTHFIELD PUBLIC LI- Everybody's combing through the the movies All your favorite time-travelers are In Seven Mile, Livonia. Call 476-1168 (Britain -- 1989), Jan 2-4 (call for BRARY-, 26000 Evergreen Road, • '80s for their best-thlsor-best-that- other dimensions once again. . for information. (Free) show times). The shots look like old Southfleld. Call 354-9100 for infor 6f-the-decade, so I thought I'd spare "the Bear" (B) (PG) W minutes, Excellent nature photography but film "Elmer Gantry" (USA - I860), 10 color photographs In this intentional mation, (free) you one more trip through ojher peo often, lacks continuity and gets pretty a.m. Jan. 2. Burt Lancaster shines in ly slow, stilted, extremely stylized ple's pleasures and tip you off to Dan sappy at limes. this "heavy-handed adaptation* of look at a British working class fami "Mr. Skeffington" (USA ^ 1944), some of the coming attractions that Greenberg "Black Raia"(D-)(R) 120 minutes. ~ Sinclair Lewis' novel. He plays the ly in the '40s and '50s. A memorable, 7:30 p.nii Jan, 4. Epic Warner Bros. • hold great promise for the new year. Unpleasant, trite detective story stare ; unscrupulous title character who at times extremely moving jnm,_es-__L.soap opera stars Bette Davis as a -, Michael Douglas. "Born on the. Fourth of -July" joins a charismatic woman's (Jean perirr\ent. ' \ flat-broke socialite who marries a , opens next week and appears to "Blaze" (A) (R) 110 minutes. V Simmons) traveling salvation show. "Dangerous - Liaisons" (USA" — Wealthy stockbroker (Claude Rains) more than "Just anorbef~Vietnam Superb Paul Newman portrayal of Grading the movies Part of the mall's month-long tribute 1988), 9:10 p.m. Jan. % and 4 and 9:40 only to realize her real love for him film," steering Tom Cruise as. Ron Louisiana Governor Earl K Long with to Lancaster. . ' -p.jn-Janr-3. John Malkovlchj Mi years later. Shown on large screen Kovic in an autobiographical work Top^marks • sure to please ' Lolita Davidovlch excellent as stripper/ At+ girlfriend, Blaze Starr. chelle Pfleffer and Glenn Close team video. about Kovic's experiences as a Ma "Crimea and Misdemeanor*" (A+) up In this frantic story of sexual poll- rine ;. paralyzed during fighting in A; Close behind'excellent "(PG-f3) 100 minutes. tics In 18th century France. Directed Vietnam,«, : MICHIGAN THEATRE, 803 E. Woody Allen at his best in this roman- Liberty, Ann Arbor Call 668-8397 by Stephen Erears. TELE-ARTS, 1540 Woodward, De The traumas visited on all Viet A- Still In running for top honors -tic comedy about family life with all its for information. ($4 regular, |3.25 "The Rainbow" (Britain - 1989), veterans when they returned Is syn Joy and sadness. troit, 963-8690. ($2) B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect 4 students and senior citizens) Jan. 5-11 (call for show times). Ken thesized and symbolized in Kovic's "Dad" (BMW 19 minutes. "Drugstore Cowboy" (USA - "Laputa" (Japan - 1988), 5:15 Russeirs'highly acclaimed adapta story. ..:--•. :,: ; i... .""•-.',• : Excellent acting by Jack Lemmon, Ted 1989),. Jan. 4-ft (call for show times). ; B Good '« / . p.m. Jan. 2, 4-5 and 5 p.m. Jan. 3. A tion of the D.H, Lawrence novel is a Matt Dillon leads a quartet of lar Based on Kovic's book of the same. Danson, Zakes Mokae and Olympia Du new animated feature about a wom prequel to ''Women In Love." A cenous junkies in the early '70s. In name,'"Born on the Fourth of July'-' Good but notable deficiencies kakis marred by cliches. B- "Drugstore- Cowboy'#2) (ft) 100 min an chased around the galaxy for the young woman (Sammi Davis) defies stead of simply depicting the horrors was directed by Oliver Stone ("Pla utes. I " •-• '- magical amulet arbutid herjieck. social convention to come alive in of drugs, the film also shows their toon") who co-authored the script C+ Just a cut above average About as unpleasant as it geU Four With a, mystical floating world, tellectually and sexually in Victori appeal — a subversive thought in with Kovic. Willem Dafoe also ap young folks steal arid use drugs roughly based on a chapter from an England. Glenda Jackson co- deed for the late'80s. pears In; what looks to be a major c Mediocre . 1 "Family Business (D-).(R) 120 mln Gulliver's Travels." stars...... motion picture, __k. : _^ utes. ; • '.'••- , ' — JohnMonaQhan O Not soiiot and slipping fast Clever idea and good perform-lrês ' "Glory" and "Roger and Me" are shot down by weak script about father, the best bets for the week of Jan. 12. D+ The very best of the poor stuff son and graindsonin robbery business. Everybody's heard about Michael Poor "Harlem Nights" (D) (R) 110 minutes VIDEO VIEWING Moore's sardonic look at General D Nice cars and nifty suits but all that. \."—^—Motors , but "Glory" hasn't had the comic talent - Eddie Murphy, Richard" D- ItdoesrVt gel much worse, Pryor, Red Foxx.Arsenio Hall and Delia By Dart Greenberg THE SIXTH 'of these silents most a railroad locomotive in.the south, same level of prerelease publicity. .- i 'certainly deserves th "classic" tag, during the Civil War. Keaton is ita Reese :- can't save this slow-paced lJSOs special writer Matthew Broderick stare as Col, F Truly awful Harlem gangster story,' ' ' D. W. Griffith's "Broken'Blossoms" •'-. engineer, Johnnie Gray, who wants Robert Gould Shaw, the command , "The Little Mermaid" (A) (G) 80 min . The flood of videos for home view- (95 minutes), the sad and poignant nothing more than-to run his engine ing officer of the 54th Massechusetts Z Reserved for the coiossally bad utes. :•.. ' - 7 : ' story of a young girl (Lillian Glsh) • and court his girl (Marion Mack). , Regiment, the' first black fighting ingpleasure continues unabated as * rtoaoVanwdscreenlng : Disney animation of Hans Christian ihe New Year dawns. In case/you who Is brutalized by her drunken fa :• But the Civil War gets ih the way.- unit recruited in the North during Andersen.iale of mermaid in love with- ther (Donald Crisp). Yes, Virginia, he : Keaton successfully deadpans his theCivilWar. . x > humah. .;. ^ " missed a few of, the less publicized ones, let's star^t the/ new: year by did play nasty roles In his earlier : way through the Armies of the North The 54th Regiment's valor in bat examines the questjons-oTgullt and "Look Who** Talking" (C+) (PG-1S) »7 looking back over some Interesting days. '••* ; . i and South, outwitting, the machines innocence during the Holocaust minutes.'. i of war, and of man, as.he goes. He tle undermined Northern opposition Contrived, poorly structured story of tapes that appeared unheralded the The young girl escapes from her to arming blacks who eventually to last few months. / .*- [ does so with some of the finest comic pregnant CPA (Klrstie Alley) arid her father and Is befriended by a China •\ routines ever devised. taled more than 180,000 members of STILL PLAYING: search for a perfect father for her baby. HBO presented six films from "All Dog* Go ToHeaven" _(B+) (G) 90 man (Richard Barthalemess) in Lon : There are lots of other excellent the Union Army. Bruce.Wllils Is the baby's voice. Hollywood's /aarly years entitled don's sleazy Limehouse District. . "Music Box," with Jessica'Lange, minutes. • " -Natioffal Lampoon < Cfcriitmas Vaca- • . "Legendary Silent^" This collection films, available'at your local video Well-known voices back this animated This 1919 tragedy concludes when < store. "The 1990 Video Source Book" opening Jan. 19, rounds out the new ilon*'(B-)(PG-13) 90 minutes. has something for everyone -~ two •Crisp discovers her In the China story about Charlie the German Shepherd Christmas vacation for the Grlswold /should be on local libraries' refer films this month. Lange Is an attor-, and Itchy the Dachshund. swashbuckling ; adventures,- "The man's rooms. ney defending her father against family is okay for- National LapoOo's Thief of Bagdad" (153 minutes) with ence shelves In the next few weeks.' "Alway»" (B«) (PG) 110 minutes. fans. • ( :.;. ; charges that he was a notorious and Sometimes poignant sometimes sappy Douglas Fairbanks and "The Eagle" Buster Keatdn'Si* "The General" It promises to be even thicker than vicious. Hungarian secret police offi story of airborne firefighter who returns "Parentnood" (A-)(R) 120mlnutes. (81 minutes) with Rudolph Valentino, ranks wltl) the-very bes^t film come 'Its 1989 predecessor which listed cer during World War II. The film T.vri'Vvr asasptrrt Large, talented cast in complex but en and three comedle>, "Our Hospitali dies ever produced. "The General" Is 64,000 titles, ..-'•:• tertaining story about a family that In ty" (75 minutes) and "The General" cludes Jason Robards, Steve Martin, Torn Hulce; 'Martha Plimpton and Diane (77 minutes), both with Buster Kea- Wlesl, among others. • ton, and "The Strong Man" (78 mln- Mike Laszto "Prabcer"(Q). otcs), starring Harry Langdon. SWING ON BY FOR THE BEST MARVEL* (Armln Muell Delightful story of 9-year-old girl who . Langdon is little known these days COMICS -NEW AND 010. er - Sta hi), finds an Injured reindeer just before despite great success during the si Christmas. lent era.. Then he was ranked with ( accused of "Sea of Love" (C) (R) 110 minutes. -Chaplin, Keaton^ Harold Lloyd, Fat- * 1990 Butbill Cirdt in Stock HOWI committing Al Pacino as a burnedût detective iy Arbuckle and Ben Turpln although AvaH*M««t: unspeakable adds nothing to the cliche nor docs a very he faded from view quickly when the crimes nearly. weak script. ,. sound era began. He has not beep re 60 years ago, Is She-DcVll" (B>) (P013) 90 minutes. vived as widely as the others. •'- - Meryl Strcep is rnarvelpus as she cari defended by catures a romantic,novelist who Incurs In "The Strong Man," he stars as COMICS ARCHIVES INC daughter Ann' the wrath of her lover'* wife (Roscanne Paul Bergot, a Belgian World War I 'WE BUY.• SELL •TRADE ' Talbot {

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Two minutes Into a performance by the Gorles, an astute observer can easily determine which audience members are seeing the band for.the ' first time. I The first-timers wear what. Gorie^ lead finger and guitar player Mick calls "the grass-eater look - ,tha(- look that wildebeests get before the pack of lions pounces on them." "People who haven't heard us are generally taken aback," he said. "I don't know what U Is about us. l'

MICK IS nothing If not manic. Clad in sharkskin a{d sunglasses, he. claws his Kent guitar and rants Into the microphone with unsettling fer vor. . Dan .bolster's Mick's guitar lines with a steady stream of bashed-out bar chords. Peg pounds a tom-tom with a maraca and generates more noise than one person with a sorely ltrfltted drum set Including a non Steve Shaw functional bass drum. The Gories — fead singer/guitarist Mick, guitarist Dan Kroha and drummer Peg O'Neill — played a grungy, snarly brand of rhythm and blues. You'd expect a band like the Gorjes to spring from twisted roots, Before forming the Gories, "We got all kinds of offers from band is bard pressed to explain just Mick Is especially fond of his vin 'Wre actually a playing unit but were It not for occasional per Kroha's entire playing skills consist people who wanted to play bass, for bow and why it arrives at this suffi tage SUvertone tube amp, and well right now," Mick said, "In the first versities, the Gorles' genesis would ed of strumming one chord during a us," Mick said. "When we first ciency. he should be. It has given him two shows, we didn't know when to begin read uncomfortably like an old song in his previous band, the Onset. formed, we really could have used a" "Most people would say that years of service — and that can not or end the songs. I think we can al- " Mickey Rooney/Judy Garland "we Mick never picked up a guitar seri bass player, but once we got used to Screamin' Jay Hawkins Is an Influ- be said of any other piece of Mick's roost legitimately claim to be able, to can have a show of our own" barn ously. And because O'Neill happened the idea of just the three of us up on . ence, but it's really not the truth," gear. -- '.. play' now, wliich was never really yard musical. — to be sitting next to Kroha, she got to stage, pur arrangements started to Mick said. "It just sounds like It Our "I'm on amp number two, and I'm our-goal, and as far as I'm con "We were sitting around one night play drums. reflect that. primary Influences are the Sonlcs, on guitar number six right.now. ^ . cerned, it's still not It just happened - listening' to an -LP called 'Scum of "We got the tone of the guitars because they were really wild'in the heading for guitar number seven;" along the line. v the Earth, Volume 1\" Mick recalls, THE BAND'S NAME came "from . . . the timbre where we wanted It. studio. he said. "Very rarely do I go through "We were just standing around "and Dan was polishing off a six- an episode of GIdget, where Gidget We're use to our sound., . lean im "AND HOUND DOG-Taylor and' a set without breaking a string. one day, an

• FULLY LOADED • day *Jan. 3, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First • QRANFALLOON American Cafe, 611 Church, Aon Arbor. Here are the top 10 songs receiving air Here are the top 10 songs receiving air Fully Loaded willperform on Tuesday> Ann Arbor. For information, call-996- Granfalloon^will perform on Friday, For Information, call 996-2747. play on WBFH-FM 88.1, student-operated, play on "Detroit Music Scene," which ]s Jan. 2, at Rick's American Cafe, 611 8555. Jan. 5, at Paycheck's Lounge In Ham- • B1M8KALABIM station of Bloomfleld Hills School Dis heard 4-5 pjn. Sundays (repeated 5:30- Church, Livonia. For Information, call tramck. Blm Skala Blm will perform with trict 6:30 pJD. Tuesdays) on WDTR-FM 80.9. . 998-2747. • HIPPODROME ^. guests, Gangster Fun, on Friday, Jan. 5, Hippodrome will perform offTbursday, • DIRTY BLONDE at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. 1. "Janle*s Got a Gun," Aerosmlth. 1. "Some Day Son," Strange BedfeOowt. Dirty Blonde will perform on Friday, 2. "Storm Front," Billy Joel. 2. "Rainy Day Picture Show," Hypoottcaa • RHONE Jan. 4, at 3-D Club, 1815 N. Main, near 12 For information, call 996-8555. N Rhone and the Freedom band will per Mile, Royal Oak. For Information, call' Jan. 5, at Blondte's, 31139 W. Seven Mile, 3>"Feel a Whole Lot Better," Tom Petty. 3. "Now You're Gone," EFX. form on Tuesday, Jan. 2, at the Blind Pig, 589-3344. east of Telegraph, Detroit For Informa • DJ. 4. "Another Day In Paradise," Phil Col 4. "Bloe Chroma*" Twiggy Bartttst 208 S. First Ann Arbor. For Information, tion, call 535-8.108. D.I. will perform with guests, Coven lins. ••-. "• -,' 5. "Chan Chan," Nemesis. 'i and Plttbull, oo.Saturday, Jan. 6, at Bloq- 5. "Bang!," Gorky Park. 6. "Arrangements. . .," Robber. caU 996-8555. • 8WEET SWEET LIFE • 8ERF ENCEPHALA08 «4U9 W. Seven MUe, east of Tele-. 6. "Pretending," Eric Clap ton. 7. "Wake Up Rebecca," Oris Oorey. Sweet Sweet life will perform on graph, Detroit For Information, call 535- 7. 'Terrifying,*' Rolling Stones. 8."N.G.L.F.,"P«t. • J.D.LAMB Thursday, Jan. 4, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. Serf Encephalads willperform on Fri 8108. JD. Lamb will perform on Wednesday, day, Jan. 5, at Garden Bow), 4120 Wood-_ 8. "With Every Beat of My Heart," Tay 9. "Jingle Bells," Bad Yoee. . • First, "Ann Arbor. For Information, call lor Dane. " 10. "I'm Not Santa Claus," Ub Aftimal*. . Jan. 3, at Rick's American Cafe, 611 996-8555. ward, Detroit For information, call 633- • 8KANIOHT 9850. BLm Skala Blm. Gangster Fun and DJ,' 9. "Love Song," Tesla. ' Church,. Ann Arbor. For Information, call 10. "Dangerous," Roxette. 996-2747. • ., • KINO. DAVID Eddie Rlott will all perform on Saturday, King David will perform on Thursday, • JEANNE AND THE DREAM8 •Jan. 6, at the Art Center Music School • KNAVE8 Jan. 4, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann . Jeanne and the Dreams will perform 3975 Cass, Detroit For Information, call The Knaves vrtll perform on Wednes Arbor. For information, call 996-2747. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 5-6, at-Rick's '831-2585. . V/ '•••-.•••' REVIEWS *--

UPTOWNSHIP i THREE MONTHS, KNUCKLj — Hugh Masekela THREE WEEKS & SANDWICH TWO DAYS — Orange Despite having had a'huge hit In the 70s with "Grazing In the Grass," — Bill Pritchard Roughies . Hugh Masekela (a. best known in the United States for his contributions to Paul Simon's "Graceland" album. * "Three months, three weeks & two The Orange Roughies need this al As the title suggests (blending the days" isan excellent offering from bum. This band's reputation has been American notion of "uptown" with a Bill Pritchard. Filled with songs garnered for the most part by toiling reference to South African "town about childhood nostalgia, bit on the local club circuit for nearly ship" jive music), "Uptownship" Is tersweet romance, political drama three years. Yet no album. an effort to play to the fans Maseke and lost hope, mree Months" is a So here It Is, folks, the long-await la won as a result of his work with pet, one might mistake the song for great listen. ' >. -• la the layered sounds Of Pink Floyd. ed ^Knuckle Sandwich" (Nocturnal > Simon. .•?' • the original. Pritchard, originally from Eng . "Cosy Evenings," a Pritchard- At first, let's say this Is better than While Masekela's love for Ameri , Fortunately, the remainder Of land, sounds a lot like another Intelli style Christmas tune, has lyrics like, we expected. This album has b*en in can music Is probably every bit. as "Uptownship" consists of songs gent British singer/songwriter, Ro- "Mouths aren't rational, mouths the can for 1½ years. There's *a* a strong as Paul Simon's love for which are at times Informed by an byn Hitchcock, because,of his clever need feeding/and If the system chance that the, material would be South African music, "Uptownship" American musical sensibility, but re word play and somewhat deadpan screws you, months get desperate/ come dated, especially roootoering soaring guitar lines rompl^ie with suffers when Masekela and his fel main African. On these songs, singing. and those cosy Christmas evenings that "Eyepatch" was on the hand's hooka low muslclaas cover the work of Masekela and his band play with vig Lucky for us, Pritchard was are gone forever." debut cassette two years ago and His gvitar can carry this album American composers. • or and confidence. And It is these, signed by Canada's* Nettwerk Pro-, If "Three Months" has a flaw, it Is finds itself here on the • latest' LP alone Joan Homy' Ptmaa'c vocals songs which are far closer to the' ductlons, which is known- for sup oh the song "Invisible State." The hav* always b«aa\, wtil an tapir-ad Masekela's version of Camble & Still there is a spark on "KnocUe spirit of Simon's "Graceland" porting other alternative acts such backing vocals sounded uncannily taste. Bat **m here Patey't Huffs "If You Don't Know Me By Sandwich,'' something very remtnj project than the cover .covers of as Skinny Puppy, Severed Heads and like Tracy, Lori and Shirley singing managM to pfovttt ttw rts£t< Now," Is a rather syrupy rock-jaw scent of the Roughies «*rty shows American material. ~. -c<' Sarah McLacnlan. ^ along with "The Partridge Family." of CWITH for Rosay to sJaig treatment, and Masekela's fine Unlike before, though, tads ojoom ' The best of these songs Is the tltlo Prltchard's biting, Ironic lyrics It's not a horribte.flaw, jtwt a little DCCOraBlg WO OTVMOroOJ \m trumpet work drowns. Similarly, captures a coheniveneos that ?u track, which features a bouncy town sound best when they are offset by unsettling. The rest of the album ts at tirow. oojoy»a*»V Masekela covers Smokey Robinson's lacking In the band's infancy ship bassllno, cascading guitars, In the deceptively gentlo accompani great, so if you see It In the stores, Crodit oarhaso far ttsot to "Ooo, Baby, Baby,!' with his born Then, as now the groop r**pb*d playing replacing Robinson's vocals. spired horn duets, and what can only ment of a single acoustic guitar or a grab It Immediately and enjoy. tod to tha pusitVunh wwt. Too i be described as a skating-rink organ. piano. . -*JW Hamilton the stratOSph%r* on the gilUr sty! iag, akwoj with tho omm art wort, is Even with that substitution, the song Ings of Dave Feeny Is too close to the Original to take on Masekela draws these elements to- . In "We Were Lovers," Pritchard flrst-rato. Thto 4oos oot h)ak ftto •» a life of Its own. It has a compart- get her, and creates a vibrant, uplift- sings, "And all the greedy green poll- Feeny stretrtws the limits her* (roo4 gray) laeal oajoJ aK tlve, rather than an artistic appeal, ;lng whole. '.,-•' tlclans/the bedhogs, politically "Eyepatch"' has b*oomt his Masekela also covers Bob Mar- ' It's a terrific song, which makes "it speaking/and censor whit Is sensu hallmark, bomcing from ravMcfcy Pkoasry, th«Oroa«»1 ley's "No Woman, No Cry," remark Jseem unfortunate that It is the only ' al/we were lovers/and I think that's gvKar scourge to airy malodtM. He MHOS OolflHo^ OoW< W#W» HK* ^W ably faithfully. Were It not for occa i Masekela composite On the album. worth, ... mentioning" over a back follows svlte the rest o< the way* He whatthoyeaaidowttslt sional bursts from Masekela's trum . —JohnLogie ground sound of people whispering a provides the fall qwta ot dtrtag and -iMTTt&Cmmir

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- What does the new year hold for your taste buds removed. When ev year. Faced with np place to launch suburbanites? To "prepare you for erything you eM tastes like and pld their second mortgages, hundreds 6T 1990, our staff goes back to the fu mattress, you'fr'automatlcairy lose [allies will turn to dryland boating. ture with next year's news: . weight. A cheap alternative to hav- Special parking lots will be set aside - ing your tongue scraped Will be to for, boaters to trailer their boats (1) Fashion Trends " llck-a car fender at 10 below. ; around with their families aboard- Women's hemlines will-go dowm Wavy sections of pavement will-sim : below the knee, but this move to (3) Real Estate - ulate choppy, conditions, while the wards modesty vrtll be more than Detroit suburbs •will pass tough crew enjoys the sun and wind Just offset by a switch to transparent , t new zoning laws; requiring one strip like before. Ski boats will pull'skier* fabrics, Tbe new ''see-through look-'' center for every: 10 residents. For" -on skateboards, and-fisherman can will lead to a sharp Increase Iri men city approval, each mall must con*-- cast into specifically -stocked chuck walking Into'parklng meters,-~ tain a party store;'video rental, sun- holes. — i - ' . Cosmetic dentistry wllh>ffer more, tan parlor, frozen yogurt, pizza car- than just "style. For diners who love ryout and sensory deprivation flota-'v (7) Cultural Trends : ' ' their steaks extra rare,, fully, func tlon tank._ Nicknamed "East. Meets Cigarette smoking will finally be tional fangs will save valuable time West," the project calls for one con- KarlNilsson banned in all publlcatki private at'those power lunches. •'•*.. ^-. . tlnuous strip centetstretchlng from D^ces. ChlldreiLJgr ' Body piercing; will be the pe^ ^SLLQBIT J^o-foe id • Am~&tbsr*l3jF~* in parents who light up and nicotine "cTSlrnT (eweiry. u started with ear .1991.- (5) Media Scoop screening will occur at every work . lobes, then spread io noses for a dar Detroit TV stations will file for a place. However, to subsidize the ing few.-This year, anywhere you , Business and Industry v* joint operating-agreement by claim economy of tobacco producing can grab a pinch of skin will be pi Early In 1990, the Big Three auto-, ing their top execs are forced to'de- states, lobbyists will pressure Wash erced and decorated*' Instead of makers will iinvefl bold new market liver newspapers In their bare feet ington for alternative uses for their sweating at the gym to lose those ing. Instead of cash-back rebates, just to pay the rent. Switching to one cash croprBy the end of 1990, mil "loVe handles" and "spare tires," buyers will receive a free Japanese simulcast channel will cut overhead, lions of leftover cigarettes will be fashionable folks will use them to car with every purchase. American end the rating wars and drive ad. fed to students as part of the govern dangle their bangles. engineers will counter foreign tech rates up/ Viewers will also benefit ment's school lunch program. nology by adding more design opera from the JOA's take-it-or-leave-it Speaking of schools, the local smut (2) Diet and Health tions like eel skin pedals, leather tail programming policy of non-stop patrol will allow "Catcher in the High-fiber foods will grow even pipes and vibrator seats. As sales "Mr. Ed." Rye" back onto library shelves after more popular. However, as people slump, buyer incentives will escalate discovering students can no longer consumi. increasing amounts of oat . with free gas, free Insurance, and a (6) Leisure and Recreation read words with more than three let- bran, their bodies will become highly chance^ to liyjjnthejle^r/sjiojiie. _ Boat_-marinas- and-public-docks- ters: ~ "-" - -~ -flammablerColon-cancerwithbevlr" foTffve years or up to 50,000 miles. will be filled beyond capacity next Ha Pee Nu Yir! tually eliminated, but death by spon-. tarieous combustion will skyrocket. Fad diets will be replaced by a simple surgical procedure — having •Don't'let A

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Hereare some listings of come Emporium, Southfteld Road/ Allen Laughing dy clubs in our area.]. To let us Park. Show times are 8:30 p.nr know who is appearing at your Wednesday and Thursday a|id 8 and club;-send, the information to: 10:30 p.nr Friday and Saturday. For Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec Information, call 382.7041. .. success centric Newspapers,- 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Holly Hotel Tim Lilly will perform Thursday ' By Urry O'Connor Bea's Comedy Kitchen '.'•*•' "'•'••• through. Sunday, Jan. 4-6, at Holly -: staff writer •- Tooy Hayes, Stunt Johnson The Hotel, ilQ.Battle Alfcy, HoUy. Show atre and Downtown Topy Brown will times are 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Lost In a bet? 8:30'and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Sat ; perform Friday through Saturday, Lazy typist at the hospital? Jan. &-6, at Bea's Comedy Kitchen, urday. For Information, call 634- j Traded for an extra Tetter tgALLatsidv Do4fd4. Cfeffff-femydrc" '..InftJ...... ^-^. .T .. • ••••= last name? 8:30 and 11 p.m. For Information, er*Br¥ call 961-2581. .Miss Kitty!s . .other P? • • . Paol Kelly and Tim Rowland.a will -1 "That's the way it is*8n my birth Chaplain's East perform Thursday-Sunday, Jan. 4-6, Certificate, with two Fs," said Bran- Nona Stulz with Rico Diaz and at Miss Kitty's-Comedy Club, Long • nan, 29, who lives In Auburn Hills. Harry Art In will perform Thursday Branch Restaurant, 595 N. Lapeer '"But I cut it down to one. It looks through Sunday, Jan; 4-7, at Chap Road, Oxford. Show times are 8 p.m. better and two Fs is rather redun lain's East, 34244 Groesbeck, Thursday, 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday dant." Fraser. Show times are 8:S0 p.m. - and Saturday. For information, call y/hen you're a comedian, every Wednesday and Thursday and 8:30 628-6500. letter counts. So does every engage- and 1.0:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. ment as the Rochester High School For Information, call 792-1902. LooneyBin grad has found. Brannan Is entering r Brent Cushman will perform with .his ninth year, as a aJand-up comedi speclgL^uests Pyramid**and Tim an, not including the year he took off Chaplain's West - Herot will perform" Tfaursday-Sun- to goto Florida so he could become -Tim Walltoe,-wlth-Daaay

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V- i By Darrell Clem Perhaps that's why Fedrigo start 5¼ years in business, "the odds are from as far away as Costa Rica. black plastic trees, she said. She staff writer ed herpatio "business 5½ years ago now only 30 percent that I'll fail." Next summer, the most popular chooses a wheat — yes, wheat — after a shopping spree in Florida. She must be doing something right colors for patio furniture will be tre£ decorated with aqua, pink and You don't find many black' plastic She went south to find furnishings though. She ha3 kept a Waterford black, dark green and white, she purple lights for her borne. Christmas trees in a patio furniture for her l,000:square-foot back yard Township office and last March •said, while yellow is expected to de S shop. . deck ifr-Livonia because she didn't opened her second store — the one cline in popularity. One of the top "I REALLY GO for the avant- Come to think of it, you don't find see what she wanted in the Detroit at Novi Town Center. She wants styles will be large, awning-type garde. These trees are just so con I;. many black plastic Christmas trees area. She ended up having 40 sets of- more stores...... : stripes. •------temporary." anywhere^ patio furalture — a truckload — Even so, there was a time when Palm Beach Patio Furniture car- 1 Fedrigo, the fourth of five chil But in a patio store? Especially, ' shipped north. "I was just looking.' Fedrigo wanted nothing more than * ries such brands as Brown Jordan, dren, said she probably will settle one that takes its.name after Palm to own a restaurant, although she Allibert, Samsonite -and Tropitone. down someday and have a family of Beach, Fla.? FEDRIGO, WHO had quit college concedes that her first love — cook The patio sets vary from wrought her own. In fact, she alludes to a The Idea might seem strange at because-she didn't believe she was ing —" is seldom practiced. But she Iron, to wood to steel to polyvinyl marriage but won't' say when it first — but not after talking with getting her money's worth, didn't did once beat 25 competitors in a chloride. The stores offer wall art, might occur. + <'. i store owner Jane Fedrigo. Then it even have a home for her. patio in state chili cooking contest; And she table settings and — of course — starts to make good business sense. ventory. Never mind that She had no jokes — or does she — that she Christmas trees. But she'll never be domesticated, she said, because she plans to stay in """ "It's kind of hard to sell patio fur retail experience. Or loyal custom might one day open a restaurant. Fedrigo stocks such a variety be the patio business/"" niture in the winter," said Fedrigo, ers. Or-even a cash register. "I'm half^a^ to the restaurant cause she believes her store is like a "I love patio. I will probably never the 3Q-year-old Livonia resident who Those details would' be worked business now. People will come in doughnut shop, "and who wants to get out of it." owns Palm Beach Patio Furniture out. _ • ' • the store, sit down on the patio furni walk out of a doughnut shop with a stores in-Waterford Township and However, even her family ques ture and get comfortable. Now all I dozen of the same doughnuts?" She will, however, havelo constdr Novi. tioned her decision, at age 24, to heed is a little kitchen in the back Many people buy~patio furniture er expanding the 200-square-foot pa And anyway, this fast-talking, start a patio business. room and I can^tart serving foCKi." v oft-the spur of the moment for gradu tio built onto the Farmlngton Hills quick-witted entrepreneur who "But nobody talks Jane out of ation parties' or family reunions, house to which she plans to move laughs often and smokes cigarettes what she believes in," her mother ALTHOUGH SHE sometimes Fedrigo said. When the patio busi soon. The patio is one-fifth the size of canjiardly be described as tradition said. "She bad definite ideas, and she works 60 hours a week, Fedrigo ness slows in the fall, Fedrigo turns her current patio. «*• al. would not be discouraged. She has a travels to places such as San Fran to the Christmas season. "That's OK;" Fedrlgosaid, puffing "She care3 more about her back lotofdrlye." - . cisco, Dallas; Atlanta, Chicago and She decorates 20 trees at her Novi on a Carlton./'My new place Is on a yard than she does .about the inside Nfne of 10 businesses fall In the New York to keep abreast of the lat store ^nd 38-at the Waterford Town corner lot. Iv'e got plenty of room to of fter house," said Fedrlgo's mother", "first- five years. Fedrigo .observes est styles of patio furniture. The fur ship outlet,. White lights and silver expand the deck.'-And I'll need to. Gwen; fct-of-w*y-humoi4hat after niture she buys" has. been shipped tinsel look especially good on the I've got a lot of patio furniture." t

Continued from Page 1 : off of Franklin Road in Southfleld ( can be described in one Word — tro> "I think people in general are 'Al^ewyedrsago,yQm ' mange. . _ __.- .:.-:.¾ : •doing more research about a partic home in here and ask for an attractive *» ; • r Jewelry with hidden meaning has .,, , ular stone before they make a pur ^'"bcen aroundjor centuries,*'' artist/ ' chase, The stones have taken on a pair of earrings they could buy. Today, \ shop owner Leslie Pilling said. .1 ' whole new meaning for a lot of peo f , Pilling'*1 store, which opened last ple.",--'—- ^-,--:- ,:-,:•-—. theycom&in and specifically ask for a ' June, carries everything from lavish' The Gehistone Remedy Chart sug picture frames adorned in lace to gests wearing or havlngin your dally colored stone.! think people in ... homejnterlor accessories to "Jewel-; ' possessiOTr the following stones: general are doing more research ry with/deep meaning." ; < • For accidents — Carnelian, te done a lot of research on this; ' malachite or amethyst. ."• about a particular stone before they to^Tc. It appears that the Egyptians-. • For aches and palhs — Rose • and Mayans were the first to use dlf-' . _ quartz, citrine or clear quartz., make a purchase.' — ferent 6hapes, designs and colors to . • For addictions — Sodalito, - v— Elaine Lewis ; give something a particular mean green tourmaline or amethyst. ing." ; • For allergies — Blue lace _. Michigan Metaphysical Society agate, citrine or chrysocholla. . IN,ANCIENT Egyptian hlero* • For anemia <— Garnet, • glyphlcs.certain animals had certain aquamarine or bloodstone.. - - ^meanings behind them. The.fish, t • For anorexia nervosa ~ Rose . meant good luck, the bird freedom;- quartz, cltlrine or aquamarine. love It because they're unique and land; they called themselves the , the elephant's trunk good luck, the • For anxiety — Dark green they don't see themselves coming Bloody Buckets. It was llko their sig : heart love and the bear power, Plllv tourmaline. - • ' \ l " ' and going like they do with other net ring." y Ihgsald. .'••'•; #- For arthritis — Azurite/mala- Jewelry." Other items Include Jewelry .made • Piling has several pieces of Jewel-; chi(e or gold. from human hair — real collector's ' ry th'at carry those signs. There is. • For towel* back discomforts — < Your Jeweler's Bench has fossil pieces, according to Collins — and alsp a pair of earrings that has been Sodalito, malachite or green tourma Jewelry ranging from necklaces genuine elk's teeth pins. made to look like grapes and vines. ., line.. : made from cephalopoda, shells "People aro generally fascinated "I asked the artist what the slgnlf- • • For middle back discomforts permeated by iron pyrlte to Egyp with these Items. And because they icance was. She told me that they tian scarab pendants, which meant have a story behind them, that , should ""bo worn by someone who'- — — Bloodstone, amethyst,or smoky good luck in those days. The petri make's them all the more interest i wants to have a baby because they quartz. . fied Sand dollar neck pieces are sure ; ing/' •« . , represent fertility." ,: " , ' •••- ' '/.•.'.•'. .BILCHANSCtf . '• For upper back discomforts — to stifrt conversations. i Other earrings have astrological' Rose quartz, amethyst or bloodstone. Fossils range In price from $150- :You can find quartz crystals, said to emanate healing energies, 12*500. Mounted prices begin at '12* .signs engraved en .them, sod there V |n a quaint Jewelry shop In Farm COLLINS ALSO has somo antique .are necklaces adorned with charms " light green chrysocolla, associated with creative and emotion* lngton Hills, fossil Jewelry is all the for a gold-filled triloblte pendant. Jewelry with its own history. For ejt« In Southfleld, where busy streets that have their own meanings. ;al balance, dark "mummy heads" made from otay found crazo. ._.' - ' ample, there's a Bloody Bucket * frig. "Over the past few years, people around the Pyramids, tourmaline, reputed to rid the wearc/ of ' and, strip malls abound, there Is one "What wo'vo done Is taken fossils . Made of sterling silver, It dates from shop where peace, and tranquility havo really gotten Into^thls hidden' negative conditions, and citrine, which Is suppose to raise self- and made wearable jewelry out of World War H. still reign. meaning stuff. Personally,} thlnt esteem, at the Michigan Metaphysical Society Bookstore In them," said Anita Collins, co-owner "It belonged to one of the soldiers Presencoll on the lower level of tha more unusual and eerie some Berkley. of Your Jeweler's Bench, "People , fr

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* m »f Interior designer new choice Judy Hewes (left) and real estate agent Thetaaa - Happy New Year! Levett in the fur As always^ theNewYear Js_ a_ time nished living for New Beginnings, especially since organizing we are also* starting a new decade. room \x\ the. It's a time to look back at what has rfolise that is been happening ln*bur lives, to pond "Beryjng as a-pilot er If our lives have taken the .direc Dorothy - project involving tion we've wanted, to look forward ____ Lehmkuhl houses for sale to what is ahead. : "" '. __due to reloca Many of us have been with rela- of the past? Would we like to evalu- tions. tives-for-tbe-flrsUime-hva while, or-;i-ate~th"e~TffipoTtance of faith In our perhaps we've missed being with our lives? families and became nostalgic. It If we feel religion Is worthwhile- may have been a time of remember but we've not taken the time to prac ing, of recreating a feeling for what' tice it, perhaps this would be a good our lives used to be, of the standards time for a new-beginning. Rather and values with which we were than waiting for the next Easter, brought up. Hanukkah or other religious holiday, i A lot of us have broken away from perhaps now Is the time to begin tH,e way we-we're reared. This hap praying more, to attend our places VS. pened with great purpose for some; of worship regularly, to treat others for others" It. has been unintentional. the way we feel our God teaches. THIS ^We may have floated away from . Too many of us lament that, while what was Important In our families, we do believe, we "don't have time" An empty room in to being caught up irran excessive for religion. What we must remem the same house materialistic society. We may have ber Is that there are 24 hours in our left,vacant when lost the habit Of taking time to keep day — just as. there Is for everyone the family moved in touch, to pray, to do good for oth else. Even-some of the busiest, most due to relocation. ers. Or perhaps we feel good that we important and influential people in really have helped others during this our country regularly take time for holiday season and we'll do it -again their spiritual life. Lack of time Is no 34jextyear. . . __ . .„ excuse at all. What we must admit is NOW IS A TIME to become in that we chose to spend our time trospective. It is a time to Imagine doing other things. . what we want to be in the future — 5 This Is not Intended as an argu •or 10 years down the road — and ment with those who do not believe Designer poses a question: how we will get there. What is most in religion; rather, it Is to stimulate "Important to us? What are^e-drjven those who do feel faith is important, by? Do we^ want to be Mr. or Mrs." but whose' actions do not mirror empty vs. furnished house? Success? Is money what we are af their beliefs. ter? Title? Position? Will even moire Dorothy Lehmkuhl is Gutter of By Kathleen Collins Lee "It's a nice home, but there's tre- WW^'i-f^'i'' • possessions give us peace of mind? Organizing Techniques of Bir •^S-'.^/ji.'.'(••'. - special writer . mendous competition with new t^/ S.' -•:-- • Or would we like to recapture a little mingham 48010. construction houses sold through OBODY has lived there model homes. . v. * since 'last April, but It "Judy Hewes has been calling would be hard forr^' complish this," Hewes said. she can Improve the house's ap will promote them to the best of yew, upright junipers and,others that ^¾¾¾ to earth Mauve and gray contemporary "It took a good 72 hours of work. pearance dramatically — and help our abilities." might <. be broken down by heavy *im m* love-seats are set at right angles to Everything, was hand^coordinated/ vii-. ' • •. ^j. •.• Ii^ it sell more quickly, she said. snow,'it isn't too late to do it . . J each other in -the family room, — every house we do would be to Levett hopes that if this .house, Marty while books and knick-knacks fkl sells fairly quickly, relocation com- Tap three tall pieces of dowl-type {*# ^;m "We did something similar with tally different. But if you stick with the shelves on either side of the panles-wULbe more willing to pay wood into the ground around the fry 't rlgley a house in Ohio that haA-been on 'it, you can transform a house pret fireplace. for design serv'ces In the future. trees and wrap twine or heavy cord the market for a while — and.it ty quickly." around them; *hey will appreciate It. While this house may lack only a sold in two weeks," Hewes said.7 ''We do It on a shoestring^tr w^? IN ORDER to make sure area BUT THE approach Is only Wind barters are best made of bur A home-made recipe called "Mar stray sock or a few days' supply of gear it so the realty companyfcan real estate agents saw the change lap or fabric that will breathe. If gie's porridge" that birds seem to newspapers to look completely worthwhile in certain situations, afford to do it." in the home, Chamberlain hosted a plastic is used, the temperature can love can be made. Two parts each of lived in, it actually Is the product she said. of-a 72-hour decorating blitz by WHAT DOES $1,200 buy? luncheon there, complete with a For one thing, the price of the get.quite hot injthe winter sunshine ground suet, corn meal and sugar, drawing for a earphone. ' under suchcoverings and the plants one part flour, water. Mix ingred area Interior designer Judy Hewes. Hewes* approach is to rent furni house has to be high enough to jus Approximately 50 real estate . can be damaged by the heat generat ients with water (not over V% part) Hewes Is working with Chamber ture for a few key areas — the tify the expense of decorating. This agents attended, and many seemed ed. '-• and cook in a double boiler (covered) lain Realty's Relocation Depart kitchen, living room and family .particular one In Rochester Hills is favorably impressed. until quite thick, about 25 minutes, ment on a pilot project to tempo room — and buy some inexpensive , listed at $198,900. Although many communities have "I've never seen a house profes stirring several times While It Is rarily and Inexpensively decorate accessories, such as used books and Secondly, decorating a house now begun to compost Christmas sionally decorated to be &ld like cooking. houses that are vacant because the pottery. / would-be more useful in an area : trees, you may want to use yours as that,", said Suzanne Clark, a sales a snow fence or sun and wind shield' homeowners have been trans- | . Chamberlain bought the Oriental like Rochester Hills or West This mixture, after It cools, can be associate with ERA Meadowbrook. for broadleaf trees and shrubs that ferret [ rug, the flcus tree and a brass fire Bloomfield, where real estate put into a cage made from hardware "It's .very effective. I havfe shown . are In an open area. Or, you may en SELLING AN EMPTY hquse, np place screen to use In other houses. agents are competing with new wire or packed Into orange or gra several vacant homes and not sold list1 several neighbors and tie your matter how attractlve,,can be difft'-i/ In rooms that weren't furnished, houses. pefruit shells. After the mixture sets 5 any of them. This^ might hejp/^ trees together to make a safe winter cult because buyers have a hard such as the den and bedrooms, And finally, this approach makes up in the shells, punch four holes The house represents ah exciting" haven for the birds in severe weath timeimagining it furnished. Hewes hung attractive prints and most sense when the, real estate evenly around the edge of the sheik new approach to selling relocation er. "..;:•'•:•• . So Hewes, who heads her own positioned flower arrangements on market Is soft and houses are tak and up through the suet mixture. firm, .ContliientahIntelfloY4)eslgn, shelves and windowsills. homes — and also-some^ risk, When I was a chlldwe often made ing longer to sell. persuaded Theresa Levett, director Levettsald. , a tree for the'birds after Christmas. Tie a cord at each hole, leaving The. prints were loaned for a of Chamberlain's Relocation De 5 _ WITII THOSE reservations, This might bje a project for the chil the ends long enough to meet at the month by Aardvark Custom Fram BECAUSE Traveller's Reloca-,. partment, to'let her use rental fur Levett is optimistic that" between dren on a cold winter day. Strings of top so that they can be tied together. ing in Farmlngton Hilts and the tlon, which owns the house, was niture and a few accessories to. them she and .Hewes can pioneer a unsalted popcorn, cranberries, and Now tie this feeder on a branch of a silk flowers were provided by Vic unwilling to pay for anything more brighten up what might otherwise creative.approach to selling relo peanuts In.the shell will provide a tree and watch the blrds> go for it. toria's in Brighton. ..<:•• than the customary painting and be a sterile-looking hQuse. cation homes In the Detroit area* welcome treat, as well as decora The shells can also be set In a crev-° Till J PARTICULAR house had carpeting, Chamberlain has Invest tion. Pine cones can be rolled In a ice of a tree or at ground level. Have "This Is an attempt to sell a . attractive window treatments, but ed in the additional decorating it In fact, she already has Hewes mixture of no-salt peanut butter fun with these Ideas. Traveller's relocation home that's . If it hadn't, Hewes would have used self.- - ••:""••••;:..' working on another project — an\ which has been diluted with suet or I hope the New Year brings been on the market since April," inexpensive valances. • •;,(} •"If we lose the listing — which unusual, contemporary house in other oils. ' .health, peace and jdy to all of you. ^ Levett said. She can also add color to a room expires In a month — and If this "-.: downtown Birmingham. •'.-

Tuesday-Saturday, 1040 W. Huron, •American Impresslonistsd Henry charge, 1005 Van Hoosen, Rochester • DETROIT INSTITUTE OF •;' Chicago Plisson, John Poweirahd" tnristlah' Hills.For information, call 656J863. ARTS •••;..-. • RATTLESNAKE CLUB Title and new works by regular gal - "Furniture by Wendall-Castle"; exhibitions Photographs by National Geo lery artists are oh display, 1467 S. • MCA GALLERY continues through Feb. 4. The DIA is , graphic photographer William Al Woodward, Birmingham. ^ \ "Realism "includes works by sev originating this show which will.' ^ • 8QMERSET MAtL - ±-t-'tm'.pm. Tuesday^Saturday, until. 8 bert Allard are pn display in the en Michigan artist^ •-Continues ^ travel to five museums In the United* - Thursday, Jan. 4 — "A Thousand , p.m." Thursday, 131 Kercheval, Grill Room through Jan. 20. This Is\ • GARDEN CITY . through March 16,1200 Sixth St., De States. Objects by Carol Ann Carter; .. Years of Roman Fashions, 500 B.C. Grosse Polnte Farms. '• his only non-museum show and " Works of seveVal local artists are troit. and constructions ana drawings by,' to AD. 500," presented by Norma ••••# 8YBARIS GALLERY many of the works are for sale, 300 oh display, including oils, acrylics, • GALLERY 22 Thorn Bohncrt make up the ninth ex< Goldnian.ls on display through Jan. Saturday, Jan. 6 — Sculpture by River Place, Detroit. * waterc,olor and pen and Ink. Hours- Christmas art show has works by . hiblt of the Ongoing Michigan Artists- 14, Goldman, professor at Wayne Margaret Keelan,Tony Natsoulas, • BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD noon'to 5 p.m., Thursday through Yoko. Moro, Jim Osthoff, Charles Program (OMAP) which continues, State University, has recreated Frank Ozereko and Susan Martin |s ART A88OCIATI0N _ Saturday. 30116 Ford Ro,ad, Sheri Gale and others. Continues to Jan. through Jan, 28. Open free of charge' 9f80 a.m. to 5:80 p.m. Tuesday-Sun-' ; Roman fashions down to the last on display through January. Recep Sunday, Jan. 7 — "Letters, Our dan Square, Garden City. .18. Hours are ¢:30 a,m. to 6 p.m. day, 5200 Woodward, Detroit. * seam after Intentive on-site re tion 1-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 6. Hours Legacy," is the annual, juried exhibit Monday-Wednesday and Friday, un search. Open during regular Mall are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur by Michigan Association of Calllgfa- • CHAMELEON til 9 p.m. Thursday and 5 p.m. Satur k hours, Big Beaver and Coolldge, day, 801W, Fourth, Royal Oak, phers. Continues through Jan. 27. Watercolors by Peggy Brown, day, 22 E. Long Lake, Bloomfield Troy. ••.-'••''•'; : • ROCHE8TER HILLS CITY Reception 4-6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 7. 8talned_glass by Diana Blanchard Hills. • COUNTY GALtlERI^' , • LAWRENCE STREET HALL Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and other contemporary works by lo Tho Surface Designers of Michk GALLERY Paintings by Dorothy Foly of Monday-Saturday,... 1516 S. >, Cran- cal and Australian artists through • BEL!AN ART CENTER gan, 21 in all, have an exhibit of dl-: Thursday, Jan. 4 — Etchings, serl- Bloomfield Hilts are on display • brook, Birmingham. December. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 6 Objects d'art as well.as art and menslonal art through Jan. 12. Open; graphs and ' embossed prints by through February. The exhibit Is _• ART LOFT GALLERY p m. Monday-Thursday^ 10 a.m. to 9 ready to wear Jewelry are on display to the public. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Casnadlan artist Mathlas Muleme sponsored by Paint Creek Center for "Images From Italy" — works on p.m. Friday; 10 am. to 6 p.m., Satru- to Jan; 14;Hrhirs are noon to 6 p.m.. p.m. Monday-Friday, Executive Off , are on display to Feb. 8. Closing re the Arts. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon i paper and sculpture by Corlnno A. .day; and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 370 MondAy-Salurday, t980 Rochester ice Building, JL200 N. Telegraph,•. ception t-4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8. day-Friday', 1000 Rochester Hllla \ Ragheb of Birmingham contlnife S, Main Street, Plymouth. Road, Troy. Pontlac. . "'•: Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday- Drive, off Avon Road, Rochester ' through Feb. 3. Hours aro 10 a.m. tor Saturday, 2ft W. Lawrence, Pontlac. , Hills. v5:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday,. until . • RUBINER GALLERY f • JOY EMERY GALLERY • ARC GALLERY 8:30 p.m. Thursday, 124 S. WooQ- • ROCHESTER HILL8 Holiday show features worlis by • DONALD M0RR18 GALLERY^ Fr|<}ay, Jan. 5 — Pointings and "Visual Dialogues/Emotional ward, Suite 8, second floor, Birming MUSEUM Burkert, Shaler, Summers, Thayer, Paintings by Clement Meadmore' - prints by Michigan artists Stephen Spaces," paintings by Dale Sparago ham. •••-.-•.•...•.. Stoney Creek Christmas Toyfest Jtny and WlUon. Hours are 10:30 aro on display through Jaoutfy ^- ' Dureh, DJck Goody, Ann MlkolQwakl of Southfleld are on display through continues through Jan. 37. The toys #.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, Hours arell a.m. to *" and Lucille Nawara are on display JAN, 27. Reception 8-8 p.m. Friday, • RU88EU. KLATT GALLERY span the 20th century. Hours are 1*4 7001 Orchard Lake, West Bloom Saturday, 105 Towi through Feb. 8. Hours are 11 a.m. to Jan.&. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Newly released seHgraphs by p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Admission field.:",. ...'•-.•, ham. Mi

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Mlchig an/Green field area. 581-8570 eir conditioning From $280 531-8100 contract available. $20,000 down 319 6ros$ePorif« Storage facilities GRANO RTVER - WlOOLEBELT • 312 Livonia 303 West Blobmfleld" Cell / 459-2614 3» Homes-Wt/na County Beautifully landscaped GREAT LOCATION BEST APARTMENT VALUE Orchard Lake NORTH,Fl£ir/TOWNSHIP 32) Homes-UvV>$ston County Pool V AFFORDABLE ,. 6 and 10 acre parcels. Beautiful view 322 Homes-MsconbCou.it) FARMINGTON HILLS OPEN HOUSE - Sun. Jarv7.2-5pm of golf course. Perked..' 323 Homes. 5J20 Corner* Dr. WBtoomfWd-Blr- •'"' BEOUCEO TO SELL • Onry »9,000 (313)437-1174 Washtoa* County CEDARIDGE / down plus cost on ihl* 3 bedroom rrringham school*. Contemporary Call Gerry • brick ranch with.finished basement, 3200so.fi., 4 bedroom 2Vi bath coto- N. CANTON • Near Sunflower Sub. 324 OtNer Sabubw Homes Deluxe t S 2 bedroom urul* TIMBERIDGE , garage, thermo windows and more. nlaJ, Fam.ty room,. den. finished ExceGenl buldJrtg sit*. 1.24 acre. 325 Real Estate Services 335-8810 basement $237,500. —" •' ' -' Water 4 sewec Comer lot. $52,000. -326 Condos DELUXE f' Day*352-9677: eves851-7560 971-22660/261-2457 327 New Home Bidders 400 ApartmenU *\9 Mob«e Home Space FROM $510 2 BEOROOM UNITS ; CENRJRYÎ ; 328 [Xpieies 4 ToATiho-jsa 401 Furrtturs Ren'Jl 420 Rooms BLOOMF1ELO HILLS sublot I bod- —-^. SOLITHLYON - Immediate Occupancy $555 304 jFarmtngton Beautiful 5 acreparoet in Green Oak 330 Aparfments 402 Furrished Apsrtments 421 LMng Quarters lo SNare' room eparlmenl (Winds 8 appB- j Today 638-2000 422 Wanted loRe.it ances included) available Jan 1 tor Adult & Family Units Township. Perked. $47,000. 332 MoWe Hordes . 403 Rental Agency. -, INCLUDES: ' Farmington Hills (313)437-1174 423 Wanted lo Rent-Resort Property 8 months. $475 per month. 338-6935 , Old Rdsedale Gardens 333 Northern Property 404 Houses i Vertical b£nds. carpeting, pallos or c/«H Road. L»vor»a. Ml *8»50. (313) 591-2300 The Call or visit Mon.-Fri., 12-8 room, breakfast nook, 1st floor Century 21 474-2552 (W ol Orchard Lake Rd I FIND IT. Observer i Eccentric reserves the riohi not ro eccept an advertiser'* -BEAUTIFULLY laundry, fuB basement..Beautiful Hartford South 261-4200 >der Ooserver 4 Eccentric Ad-Tax«s have no authority to t«r>d trus FARMINGTON WHS - l bedroom 932.0188 yard with deck 4 laewn). 17269 ift newspaper and orvy put*ca:on ot an «jvertrs«ment sNal commute final ' HEATHMOOREAPTS. at $445. inciudes heat, appliances GARDEN Cinr - Ford/Merriman Oecorated 3 bedroom brick coloni Jeanette. Make en oner. Call lor ei CLASSIFIED ecceptance of the *tf»eritse«'s ordef carpeting 4 air. al. 1W bsth*. huge country kitchen, ootntment: $57-4659 or 737. 354 Income Property 981-6994, Ext. 7 Studio. 1 4 2 bedrooms. 5350/ doorwali, patio, basement, attached 471-6597 $410/1470 a month Includes aH utiB-' garage $79,900 SOUTHF1ELO: 3 Bedroom brick, APT. OR MOTEL CARDINAL CT. FARMINGTON HILLS ties except e'ectrlc. 563-7540 $249,900 famffy room, garage." AseumpUort. 400 Apts. For Rent $72,000. Payment: 1765. $10,000. Great opportunity lor the Investor, 400 Apts.For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent APARTMENTS NEAR GARDEN CITY ;-Cemary21 down. No Credit Check. 354-1123 10 - 1 bedroom apis, with kHehe/v BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM Close to Shrine. 1 and 2 bedroom, etle*. Plenty of parking available. Newty remodeled 2 bedroom town- BIRMINGHAM One bedroom apartment available.' heat Included. Carpeting. Winds, ap DOWNTOWN TERRACE CASTELLI 525-7900 Good location house, private entrances, fireplace, Newty remodeled Interior Includes pliances. Laundry & storage areas. 308 Rochester-Troy Century 21 central air, patio, great location. 1 Lincoln House Apis. vertide bands, heat 4 water. One Move in bef ore J an. 15. pay H mon th FARMINGTON 1 bedroom apartment3, mo. free rent to new residents lor NEARDOWmoWN month free rent. 844-1300 renL Start at $460. Ca.19-5" - •FEATURE PACKED EMERALD LAKES-TROY 2 bedroom wtth setf-deaning oven, 646-2524 $400 per month, Includes Attractive 3 bedroom ranch, large Dynamic Realty, Inc. limited time. Please call 644-1300 Tfrs 3 bedroom home ha* «1 the ex ; frostfree refrigerator, dishwasher, -CANTON- — •* Super Location Heat & Water. Office tra* to accomodate your famBy. lo patio with lakeview. central air, large 562-5000 . BlftMINGHAM-ptACE-- bunds, central heat 4 el/, storage. CASS LAKE APARTMENT8 BROOKVIEW VILLAGE 6 month sub lease. 2 bedroom, 1½ hours: 9am-5pm, Monday cated on a treed Bne street In • pop lamOy room with natural fireplace, Apartments available. 1 bedroom. 2 Small 60 unit complex ular Weekend eubdMsJoa sprinkler system, priced, below •. bedroom; deluxe • bl-levei. Rent* 645-2999 AP.ARTMENT8 bath with balcony. $535 month. thru Friday only. 522-0480 A real find*1 $57,900 marketat $129,900. 879-6449 358 Mortgagee A t 4 2 bedroom apartments and 2 $250 deposit Beginning Feb. 1 thru start at $795 pe* month. 1 year 1 MONTH FREE Jufy.CaS Jeff Days, 362-3233 Very large i bedroom unit GARDEN CITY - 1 bedroom apt Land Contracts lease. Please call 842-9000 bedroom-iv* bath lownhouses. $400/mo. IncJuding heal. Plus se . Century 21 ROCHESTEfl HILLS - 4 bedroom CANTON Newty painted, central air. carpeted, Evenings, 683-8735 brick-ranch on over e V* acre lot In with patio-$485 curity deposit $400. No pets CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS el appliance*, washer, dryer. No CLAWSON Hartford South 261-4200 Rochester Kills. Can for delajl* at Immediate Phone quotesl Won't be BIRMINGHAM pet*. From $400 to $475 + security. 665-3677 Cotdwea Banker,. 624-95« CARRIAGE COVE Includes: carport, all appli out " " T1MBERLANEAPARTMENTS CALL OFFICE HOURS WALDEN GREEN LIVONIA - Deorfield Wds. - Bright & •FIRST OFFERING / • LUXURY APTS.- ances, carpeting} verticals, Spadous -1 end-2-tsdroom-8p3rt-- In heart ol town > Newty remodeled ..<9AM-5PM,MON.-FRJ) 'APARTMENTS 3 bedroom brick ranch featuring 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park (ULLEY 4 WARREN) sliding glass door. • ments. No security deposit. 1 (amity room $ tVeptaoe, located In Vertical Oiind»» Dishwasher 729-0900 Close to downtown Birmingham months tree rent. Move-In cost as , Disposal • Cen tral air Private entrances Troy. Quiet neighborhood setting. Shopping nearby. hot Tonquisf) subdivision. Newer Huntington Woodt 360 Business Canton low as $570. 476-8468 windows, dream kitchen, finished 1 Beprooro - From $580. One Bedroom - $485.900 sq. ft. basement & 2 car garage. N. ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom brick Opportunities 2 Bedroom - From $880. Two Bedroom - $560,1100 SL Ft. WINDSOR 14 2 bedrooms from $450 STONERIDGE MANOR' LIVONIA MALL AREA - 1 bedroom, Must hurry, only . $85,900 bungalow, central air, 154 baths, 268-7766 eves/weekends 645-D738 Verticals. We offer Transfer of Em- Freedom Rd. W. of Orchard Lake very prh-ate^wiih washer, dryer, ete. basement VAttt -gsrage, i*iaa. AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE ploymeni Clauses In our Leases. WOODS N.of14,£.ofCrook* - available January 1. $500 plus de r mov»4axondHk5ft. 1508 Red Run Office, business. Answering service, Rose Doherty. property manager: 435-0450 . 478-1437 775-8200 posit Sorry, no pet*. 522-1811 Rd.; Royal Oak, $93,900, 646-5313 LUXURYAPARTMENTS Century 2t secretary service. 14 2 Bedroom Apartment* W.BtoomfWd 851-8555 _ BIRMINGHAM :± COMMUNITY Canlort From $475 with carport 321 Hornee 14 2 bedroom lownhouses Vertical Blinds Throughout /:-:.728^8000 Livingston County FLORIST tor sale Southftold area. WaMrvg distance lo downtown FAIRWAY CLUB Quiet 8oundprool Construction EslsbEshed cBenteie, ' Golf 8ldd AptS. Wa* to Shopping SPACIOUS, new 3.200 so., ft t4- 828-2928 1 bedroom: $495 2 bedroom townhouse: $565 1&2Bedroom GREAT STARTER HOME level Lower level opens up to Mirror FLORIST - New6heraton SouthrWd Also available, barrier free 1 bod. Freshly painted 3 bedroom brick .Lake. Privilege* on Fonda Lake. Hotel •: 240 so. a of Lobby-level Free Golf room apartment. ranch, new carpet, fireplace In IMng ^178.900.CO6475 < space avasabie Jan. 1.1990- 2-3 yr. Benelcke & Krue Ofl Warren between Sheldon/Uliey room. doorwaO off Bvtng room lo pa Heal & Hot Water Free Mon.-Frt.,9-5pm.SaL4Sun. 1-5pm LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING: lease. $500ymo.+. Previous tenant 642-8686 tio, won't last lonjat $56,000 UNIQUE custom home on 10 acres, held space lor 15 yrs. CaB: Carport Included Evening appointment* eva-table IN FARMINGTON HILLS Century 21 onry neighbors are woodland crea aWilsoo. 559-6500 ext 7460 EHO 728-1105 , 459-1310 tures. Gazebo, deck, 4 oak spiral 1st Month's Rent FREE lo qualified • Dynamic Realty, Inc. staircase . '• Tenant $169i900rSF6419 i»/ • :- 562-5000, BRK3HTON TOWN 4 COUNTRY • Lush 18 hole golf course Indoor & Outdoor pool 227-111.1 FULL SERVICE HAIR SALON • Washer & dryer in every apt. ;LIVONIA SCHOOLS NorthvlIieArea. Tennis Courts Specious 3 bedroom brick ranch. CaB Evenings after 8pm 631-8258 •S-s- • Large walk-in closets Convenient to expressways & shopping Country kitchen, large fMng room, 326 Condos Inferior Decorating Business • Built-in vacuum system Social activities carpet thru out, home warranty. •BEVERLY HILLS: By Owner, 3 bed • Complete Training Sea/garage $42/90 0 room 2½ bath townhouse. 18124 • Low Investment A Low Overhead • Clubhouse with sauna Plus much, much more! Kinross, $140,000. Can for appoint 1 Month Free Rent I '•''*'• • Mufti Manon Oottar Buying Power • Presidential & Corporate Suites Available ment, leave message. 647-1151 • No Retail Location 21 • 1.000 Open Nationwide Call or Stop By Today! BLOOMFI^LO CONOO • Excenent \\ •" • Several Excellent Areas Available Plus Free Heat v CASTELLt 525-7900 location. Long Lake/Woodward. • Successful A Improven Business i": ' Spadoos 2nd floor, 2 bedroom, 2 • Formula; Ongoing Training ft SEE "THEPEOPLE WHO CARE' Grand River at bath, Wng-dWng room, den, neu •• Support; National Advertising Walsicad Roads, REWARDING COLONIAL tral decor, central air. screened Brick styfing brighten* this attrac ft Recognition " 477-0133 porch, attached 2'car garage, large For Appointment. caJ 855-8*40 tive 2 story. Greet area, central air, storage room, laundry. Reduced to HOURS: Sun.-Sat. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Lfvonle schools, a first rata home * $153>0O. 540-8016 INVESTORS NEEOEO for establish PrtKr.ttdbyM:dArT.«(ic»i f«ff,t Corp. $94,000. ^- ed business. .••••» 847-4161 BLOOMF1ELO HILLS: 2 bedroom; 2 :< ' Century 21 ' bath, Beautitul new decor A appli UVONIA SOLE PRAOTITIONEIT ances. Excellent condrtiorf. Near wants to sea diversified accounting Hartford South 261-4200 actlce grossing $85-95,000 a yr. » " '-' . \ < • •.' major highways S pubOe transporta tion. l-7SAVoodward. Must sofll K/oe down payment or cash sale S17 Bedford Make Offer. ^ 851-6857 preferred. Send Interest request to: Box* 934 Observer & Bsoenlrip BUNOALOW - 3 bedroom. aJuml- Newspapers, 36251 Schootcrsft num aided, baserrifrt. $47,000. M.UrorUe. Michigan 48150 , Ortv* by 18446 Olenmofe (7. M3e & FARMINGTON H1LL8 - Owner: 1st Beech). CM V 531-0447 floor 2 bedroom, 2 bath, new decor. NORTHWEST MICHIGAN: Immediate occupancy. Overtook* Well estaWshed franchise^ maga just got better. SHARP «. REDUCED . a large 3 pool. Clubhouse. $64,900. 277-3328 zine/brochure publishing business bedroom brick ranch, finishedbase lor sale. No former experience nec> ment with cedar closets, Florida essary. W* train. Excellent lamiiy \rVVre'makingThe Crossings a better place to live and a il room, 2'4'car garage on large lot, SNEAK A PEEK business opportunity. Immediate paint & carpeting. Immediate Income. Respond to: better value. You'll feel it in the new hallways and newly y, must sell. $76,900. GREENPOINTE Publisher, P.O. Box 645. nturyJICooksl: 328-2600 EARapkH. Ml, 49629. refurbished clubhouse. You'll see'it ia the plush l4ndscap- ft AT COPPER CREEK -tng when you enter the grounds. And that's just the H #0 Hornet FARMINGTON HILL8 , TWENTY TWO charity sponsored 2 bedroom, 2½ bath townhouse. 2 Vends* Candy vending machine*. beginnings It's the new look and feet of The Crossings at,-\ j* Wayne County car garage, fireplace, cent/al air, Include* existing locations & U v private patio. Pre-constructlon pric equipment Ca» after 6pm. 681-3 447 Canton—and It's for you. ,§' >^ ' es from $109,990 PARKUKESETTINQ, TWENTY TWO chartty sponsored , The Crossings at Canton offers 19 different fi6or- " srtd country charm r* what you wa 661-4422 Vendafl Candy vending machines. find m this 3 bedroom ranch. IMQ« Includes existing locaUons & aU plans with 1 to 4 bedrooms. And whether you choose a 'tVU'WA AIUO overlooks beautiful backyard. equipment. Cel after 8pm. 681-3447 , «49,900, 330 Aptrtmenrs 2-level tpWnhome or a luxury apartment, tne renev\ed -— OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM - 362 Reel Estate Wanted 11V I ;• READY FOR YOU ^ 14 uriK*. Good morwymaker. beauty of this channing rental community shines through Jnmerfiate occupancy for this 3 $250,000 down. Can 8am-5pm. CASH TODAY 795-O800 infyery one—the^^ result of our.recent''Capital Improve- jadroom brick ranch with generous OR ^-- f loom etoee. Profee»ion*ny flntshed GUARANTEED 8ALE - r^|nj4&. Ur^radlng^progra^m. Thes| aparjmen4s and recreation room. $85,900P- 332 MoWie Homes Also H In Foreclosure Or Need Of Repair Jowhhom'es are the largest in the aire^, yet are stilt ~ fMMEOIATE OCCUPANCY Fof8tle (> Greet femfy home with 3 bedrooms, încredibly affordable. l%-'/\i BENNINOTON 1983 • •- 14x70ft, ; 2 belh*, country kitchen overlook* ] '"' •••.-.'• •-.'•• \ .^''-'' "'••' * ';\ • • beeutifut 2 bedroom, 2 bath, cathe 2W •fsrrwry room with ffrepiece, 2 ca/ g< dral ceeTng, skyHghts, pantry, appB- Discover these features at,^ Visit The Crou'mgs ox Contort todTy. Tr»gf. $94,900. sroe$>rJe%${«i0O. «9-9295 CASTELLI 525-7900 The Crossings at Cantonff we're just 20 mmiffeij fmn Ann 400 Apts. For Rent -ATTJOT rtnd dounfosLTi Dffrui'r,sst, ^CENTURY 21 • Dens & Fireplaces r wnfortoHy auayfrom H oil frprn KENSINGTON BEST LOCATION 1-2/5, /usi exit Artor Rd. Wat to r Hartford 8outh • Fully-appllanced Kitchens' IN LIVONIA HaggcrtY Rd., fcflow south tohy Rt,^ ,' 464-6400 PLACE Just mlnuies to the Livonia Man, 41- •. Ratios or Balconies then cast to The Crosim®, Open ,/ .102 Mnrttnghem . Mobil© Home Community 694,-These extra large apt. nornes Mon.-Fd, 10-6,Sat. lOJ.Son. 12f feature walk, rn closets, Miy •Central Air Conditioning We're in the Heart of it All! MnnwIltM equipped kitchens with dishwasher, Phone 455-2424 toby. V J £ '.;%*.. JWOOmnftCI $i000REBATE ft covered parting, great for winter. • A Clubhouse with sauna; Convenient." That's Ihp-bcst HOLY/NAMr/NAMt AR€A •-198 1 C»pe Woodrfdo.* Apartments Cod, 4 bedroom*, VS bsth*. flre- H you move your new or pre-owned indoor pool, exercise way to describe Dnybcrry p**o», deck, nrwrhed lower level wtth home into Kensington Piaos. Enjoy 477-6448 rtx)rn, a new party room, Place Ap.irtnicnts. '4>«etjMite. $389,000. • beautiful setting overlooking Kent WO-0060: : • 640-721/ BiRMiMGHAM. 9 bedroom town- lake. house, YA bsths, newty carpeted ft îha morel, /<•:?-. Minutes from everything decor*led, new eppllarvees, garden ilOSWettMoomtleM H«*t«dPool _...-. setilng, cfose to town. «45-1-2437 yon need. Grocery stores. : Lawndryrecfllty n/ 7 *See rental agent 1.. Of chef d Lake • Pteygrourid Are« ^ BIRMINGHAM AREA ' Restaurants. Theaters. • Adjeoent Kenskigton Metro f>*rti 2 bedroom, 2 beth luxury Apt tvefl- "•* "for debits.' *- •p ATCANTDJ Sporting events. Shops. iff. BLOOMFKLO -knify 5 ~ • $ mkwles from 12 Oaks Mall «M». $930 per Me. Including heat. lledroom f*Mk.lrVWM, ?«oo to. ft, lYr.leeee.NopetsCa* 642-9680 t 3 <':\ fjonvrty rfcrtryfrrt AfKBtmerii) Concerts. Major highways. rtel dWng room. 2¼ b»th», jeroe sA jSS'-^J P •k, nice yard, • iwtm ctuV, ,,.-''013)437-1703' BIRMINGHAM: Downtown district, 3 Make Jife easy for yourself! 0-98 and Kent Lake Rd. •NH « rWpJ p (Stlrr** ttm n ro t*Hrt o <}ffttr% frv»V« Ufttt (Ttt<. ci^ «1Â m. Kirvfv«f\ ttr.lji| OuîtVjrVrjl rri^V Come sec Bayberry Place After 6pm 648-2199 Bayberry Plaw Apts. :'> dn v9vwt cwnrp^ffr^spryv Apartments''- in the heart hrt» kX *#h\fm. MerfA KYLiue 1987 • 3 beeVoom, 8 M BIRMINGHAM: Isrge 2 bedroom. Zl Axifea Rood (l Wock E. of Cooôvjo) > Troy FTPp*p0^f r<tf- CAfp#4| ftfV bath*. Mutt eee.jMu* eel. Zero Available IrnmedisleM-. $5«0,/mo. . of it all. -,- Pipaso ^1643-9109 • From |56SMcniNy HMManL pjnrt, fTWty w- trown, takeover paymertl*. One Month's FREE Fierrt. Close lo fft^fof. W«#o«y* kl-OWO 658-1857 (own. CaB Mansger, . «43-0760 7 1 r v; • • \ <^ • Monday^ January 1, 1990 O&E •3E -r-iî 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apl». For Rent 400 AptY For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apr*; for Rent 400 Apis, For Rent OAR0EN CITY; 2nd Boor. 2 "bed-" Madison Heighl* Royal OaJt/8irnVngharfi TCiVN A COUNTRY APIS rpom, eppBances, carpel, &r conoV Westland , Spadous studio* and one bed Honing/water Included In rent. Stor- PLYMOUTH FORQAVAYNERDAREA SPECIAL - NEWLY REMODELED rooms, excellent location. Heal A age «rea & laundry ladSUes eo tit LIVE ON THE PARK appliances Included. Offering win Spadou} I and 2 bodroom apart Hoof, Privet* entrance. Immediate dow treatment*-.-Starting, el »290. ments Ca/pcted. decorated 6 In a occupancy. $r. Discount available. $100 SECURITY 1 Bedroom - $435 Absolutely ptrtoc\ newt/ remodeled lovety a/ea. Keat Induded. CROSSWORD PUZZWt one mo. free' rent lo new tenants Heat & water Included, carpeted liv 2 bodroom lownhouses with slretch Ho pel*. >4<0./mo. Agonl, 476-7640 on>y. Mon. uW. Frt. 12 noon till .-.,...,.1.10..^.....1^...- >*^4"^ m II M JJ ing room 4 han. c«ni/al air, kftchon oul space. Bulil-ln microwave, GREAT LOCATION 6pm. Sal. 9 iiH-1. closed on Wed. LASHEJU7MILEAREA buiU-jn*t parking, poc4. Ready lor dishwasher 4 sell cleaning oven/ Country Village Apts occupancy. See Manager. 16615 Telograph. 255-1829 Nice 1 bedroom, earpeting, heal. LEXINGTON range. Mini blinds. Individual Intru ACROSS Me>»«5jak air. Ne*ty docoraiod, «25. -4OT25 Plymovth Ftd. Apl. 101 sion alarms A foa basomont. Easy • 326-3280 abbr.; Answer to Previous Puzfie 537-0014 VILLAGE 455-3682- access lo »-69«. Rentals trom $ 525. 40 Temporary 1BE0R00MAPAJUMENT TROY .WESTLAND PARK 1 Timo fione by •includes: VILLAGE OREENOf An established apartment A Near bcd$: •Heal • PLYMOUTH© HUNTINGTON WOODS community In a convenient APARTMENTS-. 6 Swift • 42 Instrumer.ls LIVONIA APTS. • Sfov«6 refrigerator' .45 Lamprey •Pool - location. Across from City Park 11 Sprinkle \ 2 BEDROOM 547-9393 (Cherry Hill) 47 — beer •Ne-*»ydecor*tod THRKOAKS 13 Gladdens • Smoke defector* SOUTHF1ELD (between Middtebefl 4 Merrlman) 15 Runnlryj 49 V/oody plant $550 • FROM 1435 " . Plymouth Hills V* mile E. of Crooks on 1 & 2 bedrooms, 1'<4 baths - '5 Longed 50 Landed - ' • Including Heal 1-75 and 14 Mile 12 MILE & Wettlesatl-75 acros* fromOaXlan d Man Pool '•- . ' 18 My sell 52 Cnlrealy Apartments TELEGRAPH 362-4088 54 "- (u. 477-8163 635-4010 HEAT INCLUDED 19 Fulfill TROY A ROYAL OAX 21 Great Lake Brute" MAR0O CAPRI - 2640« Warren; 746 S. Mill SI. Ask about our 50-40-30-20-10 Deal 55 Nickel • oca/ Msddiebeft gpadou* 1 bod- RENT FROM »575 Presently ava.1abl« 1 4 2 bedroom From: $445 22 Quarrel aparlmenls. Fireplace, oak floors or 24 Courageous symbol ,.cfr,'mTxfi£sasnu 5Q_ 4 1 -I- ^'•ut^X^râ?^: I "ode.n 1 aw it WdWrh' l J CT roiwiiras)«ii;"Twatr wjierT i-j4-.mn\tm LiiJ.^jjuL».ui.jj.n perJc+T '" ' jSsft ctpancy 464-6042 Luxury 14 2 bedroom epll with cooking gas Induded lrnnoi\ Many 26 Seeds . • u(]alnst • Wdsher-Dryer In pfush carpet, .vertical Winds, gour wtlh vorllcaJ Klnds. LIVONIA Monthly orTTease 28 Individyal- 59 A3 far o j NEWPORT CREEK APTS EachApl. met kitchen. teJI cleaning oven. PelS?Askl AMBER APAP.TMENTS 61 Sofa; , ' l MEAT INCLUDED • WINTER SPECIAL Irost free refrigerator, dishwasher, ' 29 Muse 6f BENT FROM »edrooms ' Jones and 1 Bother 12 Young IP POOlS 1 bedroom Apt available, $484 per cOVnlorlaWe bedroom with'heal A • Owner paid heat" ~^z _eod.—•. o . ""^"FrQ'rn $445 (some with fireplaces) o plus se • S»tmmir«Pool- 6 Rencvated Please call; 348-4250 Oaity Mori-S»l l-5pm, curity Na pets 536-5254 - Laundry facilities • Pool. Tennis Courts. CJub House, ot- 3 River In ranean vessel I 459-6600 - Central Air. Dishwasher. 7 Sudsy brew (accopt Wednesday) • Balconies or patios 38 Physician" Siberia' 17 Oisturbante JoyRd W otNewburghRd NorthvO* Disposal. Laundry Faolilles 8 Cushions oo select unit* • Parking 20 ^poKPO 455-472t 278-8319 THE BEST • Intercoms ' BeautifuSy Landscaped 9 Thai thing • • Beautiful carpeting 23 Italian LIVONIA'S ponllac LOCATION IN • Dishwashers river ORCHARD LAKE ROAD FINEST • Disposals 261-7394 TREE TOP near Telegraph. Beautiful wooded 24 That man . BIRMINGHAM •Air Conditioning LOCATION' selling. 1 bedroom apt. Carpel. Air 25 Auricular Lovely comfortable 2 bedroom^ • Close to shopplng-A A York Praporty Communrty j Merrlman corner 7 Mils conditioner, heat inciuded. 27 Narrow -LQEial apartments trilh a Kesh new took expressway "^"•"TROM^TS^ KgarappffanarsTnew Uutu Tixtwes. ^Window l/eaimonts opening t - WESTLANO BARCLAY HOUSE ASK ABOUT a new carpelmg.. new verticals and ORCHARO WOODS APTS. • Reduced security de£>osit Extra large, super dean 1 bodroom. ^'Aiftrrta —- MERRIMAN WOODS OUR HOLIDAY SPECIAL much more AJI located m quaint old 334-187« • From only $495 monthly »430 includes heat, carpet. 32 Booty: Birmingham across from a beautiiul VILLAGE APTS 425-9789 Immediate occupancy These newer 1 bedroom apartments POWTIAC- g/adous' studio apart neighborhood 4>ark. But Wry. the Opon Moa - Frt. 9am-5pm 35 Halted large 1 A 2 bodroom delune units are located In the oory visage ol ment, nice kitchen. In Historic dis sooner you LEASE Ihe more you and by appointment 37 Additional From $560 per month Northvtile oo Nov! Rd just N. o* 8 trict. No pels. »350.rmo. Including £AVE. CaJI 362-0245 38 College Mile. 4 have a scenic, natural set utilities. Ca.1 Mrs. Smith. 335-9195 BUCKINGHAM MANOR (Ask abOul our special Kmitcd ting, complete with stream 4 park. Westland W. BLOOMFIELD officials timeoffor) No pets. EHO. »465/month on 1 REDFORDAREA 649-6909 FORD/WAYNE AÊA 39 Comfort; yeariease • Adult community Fenkell- 23230 A BRAND NEW ease eeautiful spadous t A 2 bedroom 41 Piece for • A* appliances Open Oa.Ty I0am-6pm E of Telegraph aparlmenls. LUXURY 2 BEDROOM • Vertical Winds TROY one Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-5 APARTMENT r r; •Pool SPECIAL Some of our amenrtle* Indude the 43 Missive • Nearby shopping 1-75 & 81G.8EAVER fciOcwtngw.' . IS AVAILABLE NOW IN 5 BENE1CKE 4 KP.UE $200 DEPOSIT 44 Selenium 347-1690 348-9590 W. BLOOMFELD -symbol Mode* open 9- 5 except Thursday (with approved credit 4 ihis a<5) SPECIAL WINTER' OFFER h• Carpeted Safe buWlng with secure fenced 46 Roman 51 477-9377 Office: 776-8200 • Decorated • Attached garage parking. Large, eitra dean. neAty J • Park-Lke setting • Washer/dryer induded 48 Trials -PLYMOUTH- decorated. lliodioo(iilrom»335io^ FROM $499. • Close lo shopping • Fully equipped kitchen/mic/owava 51 Carry dudes heal. air. Cable available. nvONIA BROUGHAM ~- SECURITY DEPOSIT • Close to expressway • Private entrance 53 Danish Island 538-8637 • Owner paid heat Suburban Luxury MANOR FROM $235. • w. Bioomfieid schooa ; 57 Write Apartments A much more .. 58 Ronv?ngods LARGE - DELUXE COUNTRY COURT APTS Two Bedroom-$525 APTS. REDFORD AREA Can Today 60 Forerunnar Carpeted throughout, appliances, 1 BEDROOM $435 Te.'egraph-5 Miie. 1 4 2 bodroom. 1 & 2 BEDROOMS UNITS 2 BEDROOM »475- or CIA'' disposal. *!r conditioning Heat 4 dean. docorated..Qulet. carpet. aJr FOR LESSI 721-0500. • 62 Agave plant water Included. Parking. Year Lease. Heal 4 Water Paid conditioner, bBnds. heat Included Adults. No pets.. Westland 64 Exist 14950 FAIRflELO For mature, professional people • IV* Baths In 2 Bed Unit Chimney Hill • . 728-4800 455-1215 with references. From $365. • FREE HBO 4 Carport HAMPTON COURT PLYMOUTH - CITY Of. Nowty re .* New Vertical k'inds ... •, - APARTMENTS. -• LIVONIA-1 bedroom condo, heal In PARKSIDE APTS 1-1-90 © 1990 United Feature Syad]caie modeled 2 bodroom. fireplace, all • Washer-dryer/some units cluded, screened porch, pool, car appliances. »525 to $550 plus ma- • 24 Hr. Maintenance 'The Place To Uve'-tn Westland. 737-4510" port, air oondiiionod. redecorated, . 532-9234 ties. Alter 6pm-'- 455-3769 • Great Storage space Spadous 1 A 2 bedrooms new carpels. »525 464-8227 REDfORD TWR. • Large walk-tn closets (1 bedroom. 760 SO, It; 940 SC;. ft.) PLYMOUTH - Cozy, 1 bedroom, free • Balconies. Deluxe Carpeting LIVONIA; 19310 Farmlngtoo Rd . beautiful I bodroom apartment 12 bedroom: Ova 1000 sq ft) heat, tun carpol. microwave, • Individual Cent/at Air/Heat near 7 Wile Large 3 bedroom, 2 sto- ^wlmnvng pool, cable TV, heat In Balconies - Carports fine location. Immediate occupancy. • Deluxe Appliances kyûdmg 401 Furniture Rental ry Duplex. Appliances, newly paint- cluded, carport available. Swimming Pool 4 Park Areas $425 month. 455-273« dishwasher 4 d.sposai ed 4 carpetod In eartMone colors. Please can 255-0932 StorageY> your Apartment FURNITURE FOR YOUR Compliments of The Bedrooms upstairs. Occupancy al PLYMOUTH: Desirable 1 bodroom REGENCY APAATMENTS Ask about our ... EROM $415__ ter Doc. 31st. $575./mo. No pets. 3 Room Apartment For apartment, carpeted, appliances, From $445. Includes heat, carpet, WINTEfl HEAT SPECJM. 729-4020 Birmingham-Bloomfield Agent. , ». 478-7640 $110 Month utilities. Available immediately. window treatment 4 appliances. Ca3 Short or Long Term leases.- Ford Rd 1 btk. E. Of Wayne _..• ALL NEW FURNITURE $415Vmo. + deposit. 455-1816 S-Som 548-2524 Sr. Wizens Welcomed! LUXURY 1 end 2 bedroom apart Mon. - FrC 93ffP$pffl '•LAKLibStCbCnOfl •" ments and term homes with fuO-size Sat. 4 Sun. 1-5pm —BoarcKM4lealtors^- PLYMOUTH ROCHESTER: Clean, upper level. 1 •OPTIONTO PURCHASE washer/dryer, lighted tennis,- rac- bedroom apartment In Downtown Evcrtng appointments ava2able Quetbal, tanning salons and ex SUNNYMEDE APTS. GLOBE RENTALS REALTOR??? Rochester. $42S/mo. Security. No WESTLAND SKOPPiNO CEMTER ercise rooms. Adjacent to Ford Mo FREE HEAT petslCeJ, 625-6334 561 KIRTS - tor and shopping. - "Area - 1 4 2 bodroom epartmonts, FARMINOTON. 474-3400 Lovely 1 A 2 bedroom apartments FaVtane Meadow Grove and Court ROCHESTER HILLS R/VER OAKS $465-»560 IncijdJng heat No pet*. minutes from 1-275 A 198. a quaini Ot». S. oJ Big Beaver. 336-5995 COMPLEX - 3 bedroom. 3 bath, 2 Please caB: 281-4630 ©r 646-7500 STERLING HEK3HTS. 826-9601 private residential area wlUt neigh, betwoon Uvernols 4 Crooks) 402 Furnished Apts. 402 Furnished Apts. 402 Furnished Apli." level executive Mxury end unit Sub bdra you wM treasure Cis 453-2800 MADISON HEIGHTS let from Jan thru June, socurity SOUTHFIELO. 355-4330 - For Rent ForRerit^ For Rent TWIN AflBORS APARTMENTS WESTLAND - RENT $425 gate, and access to pool, exeorise TROY, 566-1600 BirwiNGHAM - 2 bedroom town, WiNTEFl SPECIAL »15.75 per day: • FieeHeal room, dub house, tennis court WARRIS FARMS 362-0290 house. Sharp. Owner taking *abbat- Mavflower Hotel, furnished room, •Spacious 1 Bedroom $1,395. 366-8400. ext. 2068 APARTMENTS PLYMOUTH MAN0R& APARTMENTS 402 Furnished Apts. leal. Short term lease OIC »1350/ max! service Induded. 30 day* • Clean, oyel building PLYMOUTH HOUSE .Romulus Spacious 2 bedroom, bath mo. Indude* utllies. deanlng ser MONTHLY LEASES minimum stay. Contact Mark* or - CHATSFORO VILLAGE TOWN & COUNTRY For Rent vice, great amonltles. 64$-3148 18 PRIME LOCATIONS Oeon . 453r1620 OAKBROOK VILLA and 'A &. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Furnished wtth housewares, finens, JOHN R 4 13 MILE APTS. APARTMENTS 588-1486 2 and 3 bedroom lownhouses units onry. Ask about our ABBI^GTON FAP.UINQTON HILLS. Park Motet. color TV A more. UtHities Induded. 404 Houses For Rent Spadous 1A 2 bodroom apt*. Ranglna trom $399 lo $500 Spadous 14 2 Bedrooms winter special. Short-term HBO, phone service. utikUes. Wk_ FROM »3«. A DAY Madison Heights Includes a& utilities Newty redecorated with Vertical rales.'EHidoncy »135; 1 bedroom Unmatched Personal Service - Blinds 4 ceiling fans; heat Included. LAKE apartment* »175; No deposit 30691 BIRMINGHAM - attracts* 3 bedV • Private commun.ly atmosphore leases on selected units.) Executrve"Living Suites room, 1«I baths, VA car garage, WINTER SPECIAL. Opon Mon.. Wed.. Frl. 9am-5pm Close to TweJve Oaks Mas -. Relocating? Temporary Assign Grand fUvor. 474-1324 • aosaaadowTilown Ptymouth 421-8200 basement, no pet*. »676/mp.-plu» • Pool A other amenities Tues. 4 Thurs. 9am-6pm Pontiac Tral. betw. Bock 4 Wlxom ment? w* have corporate apart- 474-9770 CONCORD TOWERS Rds. - In Wixom. Cas... 624-3194 menu tor short term lease. Fully fur HOME AWAY FROM HOM& INC. security. -..-.•• -6444)261 • Heat mcJuded Sat. 11am-2pm Closed Sua 1 4 2 BE0ROOM APARTMENTS nished wlih linen*, house-wares. utiH- Short lease. EJeganOy fumhhed A DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH, 2 fur Westland BIFUÎNGHAM BEAUTY - modem 3 - Includes • • tie*. television, stereo and ccjutppod I,' 2 or 3 bodroom apts. nished apartment*. utKrtie* Indud UBey ftd. Jusi S. c4 Ann A/bor Rd 15001 BRANDT. .941-4057 From $450. bedroom rand., dose Id YMCA,' • Stove A refrigerator SPECIAL ON microwave. From »S95. Convenient NO pet*. From »690. 626-1714 ed. »700 and »500 a month. Contact • Dishwasher AMBER APAATMENTS WAYNE. Furnished A-unfurnished ly kxatod in western suburb, easy Ur. Creon Smith. 453-1620 town, school*. Great area. • " - SECURJTY DEPOSIT $200 »650pormontACeJ : 737-2114 • Ca/pprt Call - 455-3880 Royal Oak/CUwson/Troy. 1-stop apts from »85 wookk lo »350 per access to al z-way* and airport. HOflTHVlLLE; Ava.lab!e JaA-Aprl. •liter com month Includes utilities. Limited time" Furrishod 3 bedroom, loaded,. 1« apt shopping. Something lor every- Pets welcome In selected units. CeJ BIRMINGHAM: DOWNTOWN. 3 _»Ne*ty decorated A York Property Community 728-0699 729-3321 bath, heal hduded, fireplace, oa ên*.-C«ffie-Swnday Jan 7. 12:45pm. WESTLAND AREA anytime. 459-9507 bedroom. aJapp&ance*. large waft^ • Smoke detectors 4000 Crook*. Royal Oak or can for rage avaSabla. »750/md. 346-9745 Best Royal OaVW.eioomfleld tn dosets. 1200 «ft. ft*ni»hlngi • SprlnUer system " •ppl- 280-2830 WESTLANO CAP PJ APTS. SPACIOUS '•-SUITE LIFE; • FROM $405 ' ' ' PLYMOUTH, Mayfiow Motel - 2 bedroom unit starting at »470 1 A 2 WdroomaiMfc'Carpet.-pstio. FuSV far»vie*ed iuxury 1,.4 ,2 bed optionaL »675jrmo.-. 642-3264 1-76 and 14 Mde »750 month starting Daffy room ROYAL OAK CAMELOTAPTS. »200 socurity deposit , air, dub house. room. Color TV. Special wtnter rale • Beaut hft/ Fuml*hed Home Suite Home BIRMINGHAM do* house. Interior Next to Abbey Theater service. 24 hour message service. Quiet. 1 bedroom. 650 *q. ft. 261-5410 I •.. ,.FfiEE HEAT 4 HOT WATER from »790.737-0633 or590-3906 • Bimlngha-n • Royal Oak redone, 2 bedroom*. 1 bath. M. Color TV. No leases. Immediate oc Dishwasher, tkyughl. pantry, walk 4n • Mon I w Leases' — 589-3355 BIRM INGHAM - DOWNTOWN MICHIGAN'S-FINEST basement, 600 M. ft tJedu'rwrcft- cupancy. Creon Smith. 453-1620. dosel*. dining room, deck, bCnds. WESTLAND ESTATES 1 BEDROOM- »435' • Immedfata occupancy 1 bedroom executive rental with al »650 Mo. Cel anytime1- . 828-3054' MERRJLtWOOD ARMS APART- POOl. Heal Induded. »560.268-1544 • 2 BEDROOM • »450 FURNISHED APTS. ' Lowest Rales -•" ' MENTS-Sludio A 1 bedroom apart- PLYMOUTH-1 bedroom, heal. Air 6843 WAYNE amonWes. OuleL eleganl A excep i Quality furnishings, fully menls available. »S65-»715/mo. 1 conditioning, pilio. tppKances. ROYAL OAX. CLAWSON A TROY (nev Hudson's) tional. *t050 per month. 335-0750 equipped kitchens, Cnen*, dec BIRMINGHAM. A bedroom, 2½ b«th yea/ lease. Please caB 642-7400 slorage, cable, 1 yr. lease. »400 4 Fireplaces, vertical blind.* A Onry $200 deposit/approved credit BLUE GARDEN APTS. orator Itoms A cable TV. 549-5500 cape, Quaity home in Quaity tecwTtydeoosIL 474-2674 dishwasher In many Ambor Apart 1 bedroom from $420 ' Wesjiand'a Finest Apartments ne^hoorhcodfj 1.600. . ;.-.*" ment*. 1 4 2 bedrooms. Pets? Askl Cheny-HOlfrear Merrtman . BIRMINGHAM MONTHtYLEASES Day*, 566-134» Eves. 651-951» PLYMOUTH • t bodroom. spadous, Northville Forest Day*, 280-2830. Eves., 2 58-6714 OaBy 1 tanvCpm. - SaL 10am-2pm newty remodeled 4 carpeted. »400 PUTNEY MEWS FROM $35/DAY Classifieds Work BlRMWOHAM^-2-bedroom. kJtehen, Includes air conditioning - Completely 'furnished i own- per mo. 1V» mo*, security. Immedl- BuyrLSeitt-Flndrt, appliances, newly decorated, fut' • -— -Apartments 729-2242 houses. 20 deflghltul 2 ale occupancy. No pets.: 478-6239 ROYAL OAK heat - carpet - swimming Cel Today basement S700/MO. plus lecurfty. bedroom units. TV. dishos, 540-8830 T 1 & 2 Bedrooms 11 MILE & MAIN ST. pool. No pets. 591-0900 . . 644-1070 1951 Cole. 674-1116 or 645-9098. PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, dose lo ILnen*. Extendable 30 day A. E-. M.C.", Visa accepted. from...$437 Beautiful. *padou* 1 A 2 bodroom 721-6468 leases. Groat location. ; AVAILABLE NOWI downtown, buUt 2 years ago. »425 apartment*. Carpeted, decorated, WESTLAND per month. Available Jan 5. storage 6 laundry fadtities. Westland From $960 includes porch or balcony, swim No Pets. . ..- . 522-4302 6200 North Wayne Rd. S I. N I O R s ming pocjl. commvfilty building, FROM »430 FORD/WAYNE RD AREA STUDIO-»395 689-8482 Evening & weekend hour*. storage area. , Spadous 1 and 2 bodroom apart 1BE08OOM-»435 WAGON WHEEL APTS . , BLOOMFIELD KILLS - On private OPEN OA1LY Plymouth Square ments. Carpeted, decorated 4 In a 2 BEDROOM-»450 estate furnished '1 or 2 bedroom WEEXENDS: BY APPOINTMENT 546-3378 : lovely area. Heal Included. HEAT A HOT WATER INCLUDED Apartments apt. with Fireplace, patio, central tit, Evening A weekend hour*. Carpeting. appSances, swimming OU1ET COMMUNITY -SOtffrtflEtO- • ' • " skyCgMs. Includes aS appliances, pool. 2 car parking. Close to 420-0888 INPAfWSETTIwa WESTLAND WOODS utilities, washer, dryer, dishwasher, FREE RENT Westland Shopping Center. Novl weekly maid service. References ro- A Home 1 BEDROOM APT. FROM $635 728-2880 - 728-4800 " QuVed.»100Omo.

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-.46*' ' V O&E, MOriday. Jamjary i, 1990 _ . _.-- V- ...... --. --- 404H0U*#tf?tfA^ 404 Hourti For Rent 404 Houws For Rent 404 HoUM» For Rent 404 Houiei For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 HQjiises For Rent BRKUUON J4b«W3»tf*rtcX. 2 DETROIT • Evworeon 4 Warren; 3 BIRMINGHAM, near, shopping 4 FARMINQTON Killi, 4 bedroom BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES FARMINQTON HILL8 • 13/Dreke LIVONIA • ftJcNy appointed brkk NORTHVILLE r Lexington Com- TROY - Maple/John R • 3 bedroom -tomJTy t«roWffl»ci»iir,^»WJa'2 bedr oom ranch, $400 a month, $600 park, 3 bedroom, tandedfloor*, a n house on' 114 acre lot. Farming ion large J4 bedroom Tudor backs lo Tudor boc*» to Bl-CoolonnlsJ P«rk. mon»: 4 b$dr««ms; 2½ balh*. large brick ranch. Family room, fi/epiaoe. aeourlty deposit, appliances, redecorated, 1200 »q. Rd /14 Mile area, 1600 Kj.tt. if00/ HOMES FOR RENT common*. 2^ baths, family room, li 2700 »0,. ft., 4 todroomj. 2½ bathj. tamtf/ loom, fireplace, library, for dock, central aJr, a ca/ detached, .teaw message: , $37-9239 tt.$69$ +utilities. '•- 335-7771 mO.pMaocurlty. $81-5083 SEE 100'8 WHERE tibtarf, tit, wet-bar,fifepJac*, deck mal dWng room, parllatfy flnlshod basement, aa appfiance*', fenced brary, neutral decor, decking, .cen- vard. $97a7mo. : TENANTS & LANDLORDS Uat a^. $1900 per moolh. ing. »!700/mo. J»n. pot$©i*iort. casement. Available Doc. $ 1400 BlflMINGHAMfienl or buy .this FARMINOTON HILL8 - « Of 3 bed* '0ETROIT, Telegraph Plymouth area, SHAREUSTINGS 4^642-1620 D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 P&HPB0PERTIE3 737-<002 D4H PROPERTIES- • 737-4002 DAHPROPERnES - 737-4002 rtea/ Bon- 4 bodroom .homo, 2- baths, finished charming renovated borne. 3 bed room, updated kitchen y*tth appli FREE CATALOGUE ranch, rooms, 1. bath, 88/60«, closet* ances, fenced back yard, basement, 884 So. Adams. Birmingham, Ml. > LIVONIA- Small 2 bedroom, M car NORTHVILLe,. LaKes o« HorVivlII*. ROCHESTER HILL8 .- 3 bedroom WAYNE - rtoe 2 bodroom ranch. M cl-tonced basemen l. $47$ month. For more gajore, waft lo town. . .642-0431; LBT09 4 ^fdroomi, 2'^ balM, a- brick ranch, attached oarage, an basement. 2½ car garage, 2 bath*.- formation call:.- - 342-4SOO clean. $650/mo.65M294,626-2600 ba/ege, Jenced-yard, clo$a to . $)14347- FARMINQTON HILL8 .Smaller 3 Wonderland., No-pots. $425 mo. brary, wet bv. ftrcpt&oo, l&ml/y appfianco*. oeolral airiV. ti$l050/moo . Immediate ocoupancy. Renl option CANTON - 2"bedrooms. Security & FARMINQTON HILLS: Available Im bedroom brfe*, appliances, air. pkj» deposit A utilities. 421-6913 room, deckkw, fwêd bwoment, 6S3-3404 lo buy available. $550. - 553-9055 rererences teovkod; $4$0/mo.. «0 mediately) 3 bedroom. 2 bath, t» basement. $695. + aocurlty. corvtraJeir. $1750 per month. .' Lot* Rd, E. 011-275. 8. Of Ford Rd. kitchen appliances. - CaS 8:30am- Days, 474-5150: Eves, 476-9778 NORTHVIllE, Custom 1987- Neu 04HPROPERTl£S: 73M002 SOUTHftELO; A tharp 3 bedroom CaUaftefCpm: 6718321 430pm. Mon-Fri.. 737-4477 tral 2 story brick colonial. 4 bod- ranch, air, carpet, epptianoe*, fln- WAYNE • 2 bedroom, ga/aje, very FIVE MILE/TELEGRAPH AREA • 2 rooms, library, (amity room, with NOV! bned ba*oment. 2 ca/ garage, ahod. clean, $495 plv* soevrity.- FARMINQTON HILLS: 3 bed/oom FARMINQTON HILLS - Spactous 3 story, 3 bedroom.- remodeled, ivj Fleldstone fireplace, marbla 2-story 5 Room, a bedroom housa. »tove « 'A acre, pel OK. $430. 477-0227 CJJIVJcH, • 728-9210 bungalow, windowed great- loom, bedroom brick, 2V> balh*, appli ca/ gvage. $<00/M0. plus security.. royer. decking. $2400 per month . retrioerator. gai A eJoctric Incktdod. SOUTHFIELO • Excellent family WESTUNO-Balmoral »ob, 3 bed deck, freshly pamted^ $«25, V/i ances, air, fireplace, basement. 2. Call 645^6613 D4HPR0PERTIE3 737^4002 No pelt. 2 Month* aocurrty deposit. months security. . 477-3040 car g wage. $1395. + security. iS7J pet homo. 3 bodroom*. 1 bath brfc* room brick ranch,''full basemont. 2½ Avaliible Jan. 20. t«90. car garage, patio, air. family room, :• Newburgh between Joy & Warrei Days, 474-5160: Eves. 478-6778 INKSTER • Attractive 3 bedroom, OAK PARK • 3 bedroom ranch, m month. Celt Brian al 349-2MX) ranch. Quage. 12 WBe/Oreeofleld FARMING TON. HILL8- Ranch 2¼ en fireplace/attached garage, finished baths, newfy remodoiod. NVc« clean area. $»0 per monlh. 737-2114 appliance*. No pet*. $750/mo + • 1-.-. acre 3 bedroom, <}«n, appliances." QAROEH CITY -¾ bedroom, oarage. basement, rent option lo buy avail arei $495 ptus 1V4 mo. security. R60P0R0 • 3 bedroom* with $1000wcyrlty. ' 728-1169 enclosed porch'. 3 car garage with Available Jan 15. $550 mo. $825 se able. $590. \ 653-9055 Available January. 772-6259 carao«. appHartce*. Ho pet*, refer- SOUTHFIELO ., 3 bodroom *1lh ga - p /:' •••••-.:•.'-.- From- ,.1*ID..i'. '"•'-'' •. * heated workshop. $95«7mo. curity. 29416 AMn. Can Ofyrnpla tx\t4i. Ooaipaney Jan. 1. $625/mo. rage, on corner lot, dose to achocJ*. WESlfcAND. H,c« home. 2 large bedroom* on Joy Rd between 43e-0054or '• .'. 476-4163 Sport* 10am-5:3Opm. 622-4380 UVONtA: 2 Bedroom Brick. 1Vf ORCHARD LAKE, 2 bodroom'homo plusaoourity .' «1-0721 $525 ptu* 1½ month security. : baths, 2 car garage, appliances, air. on Vpfiot Straits Lake. $800 per Availabia January. 772-6259 Middlebelt 4 iniitter. AppCanceUo- : ;:;: FREEHEA^ basement 1150 aq.fi. $850. + se month. Daytime, 827-3350 REOFQRO, ,3" bedroom, eitetfved eluded. $550 a month. 855-1958 curity. Day. 474-5150 Eve. 478-9778 8TERLIWQ HEK3I4TS - 17/Deflutn- Aticr6fJm. 68T-4751 gar age 4 baJemenJL. alymlnum. WESTlAHO ix^SK v WK * vîxiy la/oa kX.'rtenity painted 4 earpetod, dre area. 3 bodroom cvsfom quad. ;FREEOOORIN(S GAS LIVONIA-3 bedroom brick ranch, OUTER DRIVE/LYNOON-3 bed no pel*. »600 month. 274-9704 IVi bath*. aH apptianco*. 2½ car.ga- 2 bodroom duple*. Fun basoment, garagearage, basemen I.-. Near, school. room bungalow. Fenced yard, base- rage: Immodiale oecupancyf private drhe. updated klicher)' and t Of g o^tblplry^fVâiii^^^^^ndÂV^Pf^ty^: epplia/'iceJ. Convenlont resWooUai GkMttr* ftbutifrw^ ,4^&tefi ' " 1 •:•- •Tennii•Carporte*Clubhouse .- security deposit. ' 533-0499' last morlh securjly. ,^55^537.^. mm*r •affc<»jd)Wtin1ir .'J -;;,,.; LaundryAJ»torag«'-Cable .Ready • ~mtffi£?rf&r="2 bedroom rancft. 1\4 car o&raae •, SYLVAN LAKE/ROffT - 2 bodroom CaM - 721-8111 : £77t<> z77ufiy# f//o« 0o L/VONtA - 9339 Houghton - N o/ PLYMOUTH - Beautiful country Jarpe kllchen and IMng room. NoNow ranch. Cathedra) ceiling Jn greatr •••••••.:•!.-, Mdde'l Open9\5 Daliy rr Joy. W of Newburgh. 3 bedroom house on 10 ecres. 3 bodrooms, ga paint and carpeting. Circular drlvfl. room. (Ireptace. waving tub. ceram WESTLAN0-2"' "bedroom, atove, - • '12-5 Weekends . r— -Come home to Northwodd and ranch." Ho oarage. Security A refer- rage, basement. Immediate 'occu 4T15-Wnil Mile Rd. $S95/mo.. plyply*j ic lile Wtchert floor, aH applianoej. 2 Iridge, drapes, fenced yard, nice ... ences. 1700 month. 476-8266 pancy. Caa 425r0ld>UonJngi bath*, family room. Il/eplace. .COMMUNITY • per mo. CaJI Aih lor more Inlorma- appHanceJr2"ca/ garage. $395 plus screened porch, basement. $525/MO Caa ' 626-0253 NORTHWOOD tlonat 352-3313 or &37-4960 aeourlty. Call 9am to 6pm. 729-/263 —..'. . _ : ROYAL OAfX — "' , 405 Property WOODV/ARD NORTH OF 11 MILEs nngszssmsa iîa HivatxtMiUVrxt Management 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Lakefront ABSENTEE OWNER We peirsonahj* our service "te reoe» • FREE HEAT, WATER & BASIC CABLE your leasing 4 managemeni «>edj Apartment Living • Associate Brokry* - Bonded' • Swimming Pool»Air Conditioning • Member Oakland Rental Housing • Appliances •' Carpeting • Laundry & Assoc. Cable TV Available Storage Facilities • Carports • Before making a decision, can u$i Convenient to — efftcfrHt: - ~ •--• ATTRACTIVE D&H "WMtaffil Stiopplnu^- 1 & 2 bedroom incomrPfopanyMgfnt.— 541-3332 Gl APARTMENTS Center Farmlngton Hills. 737-4002 Thru-unit design tor Apartments lass: yw\^r ?re$7SJ 2 MONTHS maximum privacy & 406 Furnished Houses cross unit ventilation from $400 For Rent Swimming Pool & FARMINQTON HILLS: 3 bodroom Clubhouse brick. 2½ bain, basement, appa- FREE REIVX ances. air. Erepiace. 2 car garage Storage In apartment $1495. •» socurity Short iwrn. Effective rents from $580 a month Balcony or patio Oaya.474-5J50; Eves. 478-9778 Air conditioning ROCHESTER HILLS - Avff:!able 6 • Washer and-Dryer in bach Apartment month*. 2200 sq. ft. ranch 3/4 bed • Drass Ceiling Fans .and Mint-Blinds Dishwashers rooms. 2 fuS. 2 hall balh*. faeptace. • Decorator Wallpaper available wet bar. finished basement. 2 ca/ attached garage $i200/mo. • Covered^ Reserved Parking D&H PROPERTIES 737-4002 v « FOIIy Kquippcd Health Club & Indoor Jacuz/i • Fireplaces with Custom Mantles 408 Duplexes For Rent 1 BlRMINGHAM-Deluxe 2 bedroom. 26300 Berg Rd.. Southfield, MI 1½ balh. appliances, lamify room, A P A k I M E f-i 7 .5 dining room, roc room, garage No Take Northwestern (IS 10) to Lahser Rd , go south SBLNW NGS pels. $800. 647-3835 located adjacent to naturally to Northwestern Service Road, then west to Berg Located on Warren Rd. between^ BIRMINGHAM - Lower 2 bedroom, Wayne & Newburgh Rds. In Wesfland dining room, applranoes. ha/dwood wooded Hines Park, economical, lioora. fireplace. No pels. Available 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 352-2712 Open Mon. r Sat. 10 • 6, Sun. 12 • 6 Jan f $735+ UtflitKss 644-1689 Phone: 729*5650 CANTON-Soac*eu* 3 bodroom. 1% townhouses. Comfortable living ^^——• IIMIIIMIH. HilUUUi.ilIHIIIlJ balhs. appliances, basement. Ford/ Sheldon area. Immediate occupan cy N6 pels. $725/mo. Wane 843- with air conditioning, private 5900 weekends 4 eves 477-9J85 balconies, huge closets, heat in FREE CANTON - 3 bodroom. lull base BEST APARTMENT ment, good heating/aJ/ conditioning cluded. Also CableTy 2swunming system.' Eice-Honl location $745/ TVO, security deposit. 553-8224 pools and aerobics fitness center. APARTMENT VALUEWÂRMINGTON HILLS NORWAYNE-2 bedNO. 3 bodroom. ca/petod, -ApdrUttents Carpo/ts Available newty remodeled, fenced yard wllh • Beautiful Landscaping shod. $500 per monlh. *>i\et includ LIVINQ YOU CAW Apartments ed, no pets. 722-0889 DnUmlted 410 Flats fRft APARTHtNT tOCATODS AFFORD TO EPUfOY H DEARBORN. 3 bodroom upper flat, Southfield -. WtJt Side Troy hardwood r«x>r*. rreptace. leaded • New" 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartmenti Available i 291&6 N.W. H»y. 42711 Ford. Rd., 1726 Rochtmr Rd. glass *tndow*. stove, refrigerator. • Convenient To Shopping And Expressways': Meet Yiew)friends and $450 por mo. 4 utilities 4 security • Cable TV Available '-4. :A';'iw!/ ; No pet* Can after 5pm. 278-0889 ; - ' relax at... • Private Barcony/Patlo '-rt,'., >-••-;--' Located on 12 Mil© Road betwef n 412 Townhouao8- • Kitchen With Open Bar Counter ••- > > - Middlebelt & Orchard Lake Roads. : ; Condos For Rent • OensAvailable .'- '^.,' NOW LEASING Open Mon.-Fri. 1-6, Sat. & Sun. 12-5 AUBURN HILLS • IWBalha Available FARMINQTON HILLS • And More. .^WtUs And See For Yo'ureelfl- SOUTHFIELO 476-1240 2 4 3 bedroom townhouses 4 On Halsted Vz Mile North SOUTHPORT ranche*. full amcnllie*. KAFTAN ENTERPRISES of Grand River V\fcN* 1 & 2 BE0R00M 352-3800 iill11 LAKE-FftONTlAPARTMENTS 77 beautiful acres of park and recreational paths - BIRMINGHAM

FROM from $455 Four Seasons of activity Luxury 2 bodroom lownhouse. Cov • Heat Included In Rent with comfortable Irving In a ered parking, deluxe kitchen, fenced In privacy patio yard. a>, 'private dwtilutt &2 • AH Lakefront Apartments special neighborhood at basement 4 entrance. $750/mo. in • Washer & Dryer In Every Apartment mosphere In, Farming- cluding heat 4 hot wate<. EitO "Bed/mmApantmeHU • Thru'Unlt Design for Maximum Privacy ton Hills. Excellently BENE1CKE4 KRUE and Cross Ventilation serviced ajid^main- 642-8686 • Cathedral Ceilings Available BIRMINGHAM taJnetfl and 2 bed LUXURIOUS TOWNHOUSE tim$M • Central Air Conditioning room apartments and RESIDENCE FOR LEASE 1 ot 6 lownhouse* In an uniquely es • Private Balcony or Patio townhouses. Easy'and tablished development overlooking HEAT INCLUDED • Modern Kitchen with Open Bar .Counter a picturesque waterfall wtlhln walk quick access to 1-96 ing distance ol downtown Birming • Convenient to • Balcony or Patio and 1-275 • direct . ham. The main lovel feature* a Uvtng room with fireplace, dining room, a Twelve Oaks Mall • Cable TV Available rJ routes to the airport, large bodroom, dressing room, & Expressways • Clubhouse -* downtown Detroit and wa!k-ln close! 4 full bath comprising ©•Von ( the master suite. K 2nd full bath OPENMon.•'• Frl.9-6; Sat. 10^5; Sun. 12-5 • Beautiful Grounds • Social Activities irwio* fo."j» '^ -• •»« .BIRMINGHAM. • i bedroom. 1½ bath, dinette, large living room. New indoor heated New buildings featuring: •- kitchen cabinet*, dishwasher 4 ap pliance*. Basemcnv storage. Sepa APARTMENTS -•> pool, clubhouse • Washer and dryer In each apartment V^ffi^ rate utftille*. Asking $750 per and free • Generous storage space bt«nort.»»B month. Cat 435-« 136 w* BIRMINGHAM . 2 bedroom. M health \ And Lots More).. m* ATTRACTIVE t& 2 bath lownhoote. Ba*omont, aa *p- pHanc«i$«J5/'monlh. club! «. 'p\e«s«nV" rt\e *«*' Bedroom Apartments «47-1300 644-3894 •. i . We Invite you to visit lot otwW^. BLOOMFlELO HILLS- 2 bedroom, 2 '< fcloUve.e. b»th.' n#»t,' carport, basement. our Lekefront Apartments Lease option available. |775rM0. a •.^ at The Springs so we can from ^445 Cafl Slav* Cole 641-1414 -«< rfj^ BLOOMFlELO 'HILLS lake v fronl •V IIKATIM \\"DKD show you our charm! • condo. A« appliance*. Including •<' st' i, u>!is i \- .1 l»«\lri»M!r. • Cable TV Available ^, *as/wr4 dryer. Carport, heal In <•• cluded. ¢39-2152 or 230-0720 • Private Balcony/Patio ,. v V BLOOMFlELO HHL8 • 2 bedfoom •r* !>.|l. ' 'll\ \ ww • Walk-in Storage Room condo, 2 M balh*. Hying room, din • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments ing room, carport. $62J inciude* '.-v 11)1-: \! LOCATION -• Within Apartment- heat. AvaaabterFeb. 1. - 642-662$ 7! pnttrr* from "|V . •-'• - • A •••: ,';•' M.,1i .,•.;,) $465 BLOOMFlELO Hll* condo. 1 very • Central Air Conditioning largi bodroom, newfy docoraied A ti " •• • • •';' •!... 'I. , . V carpeted, uiiiitie* Included, $550/ *-•» 1 &2 Bedroom HEAT AND mo.,lmmed!at« occvpancy .643-907» • i I" I. I ; •> A I '>* • Swlminlng Pool ; .;: VERTICAL BUNDS INCLUDED BLOOMFlELO HUL8 • newfy deco •v Lakefront • Social Activities rated, 2. bedroom 2 bath condo on -^. • 2 Poole '^Tennla Courle • AlrCondltlonlng an ipott* lake. Approximalety •»<. Apartments iJOOtqrt., ait apoflarKej WWuded. Convenient to Renl furnished or unfurnished. 3 «737 H. WAYNE RO. Shorl term lease available. Can P»m - • JTOWERS JVT;?TUN0 Expressways & Twelve Oaks Mall bou-een 9»m-3pm 649-7701 6«ulh et ', • CLAWSOM' .' .«( A P A o I M i N r s . '• W»itl«n 721-2500 ,6H DISPLAY . Pontiac Trail In Wlxom Located In Novl on Pontiac Trail, i bedroom townhouw with family Models Opcrv Daily. 7DAY««fc (. room, m bath*, My eo^-'oped t t Mile East of Beck_Rd. kftchen. M b*»emeni, carpon, ten- ' Located on Yalt* Rd., one block W. of 326-8270 , Uti air. private citio with fenc«dH KwtdenlsOnh! Open M6h. • Sat. 9 "•• 6 Sun. 10 • 6 •i*. 642-86«8 A. Witwttwmfiim' *U -.-_-.!: —vm •.•*•