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THE WEEK Report: More Canton classrooms

• A new elementary school Education at a retreat in Wayne nearly AHEAD in southwest Canton and two weeks ago, also indicates several Board members say facilities transformations in curriculum, includ- the conversion of an exist- ing adding pre-school education, multi- ing Canton elementary to a age classrooms, and talented and gift- MONDAY middle school are among ed students at each elementary build- study is a good starting point the recommendations made ing. Holiday closings: Canton by Superintendent Kath- "This is a strategic initiative to improve the quality of education," said BY TONY BRUSCATO Mardigian. "A magnet school would Township offices will be leen Booher. STAFF WRITER have a lot of appeal to parents who Booher. "Right now it's an incomplete [email protected] closed Monday for the draft." The draft was put together want something different." BY TONY BRUSCATO after nearly 600 hours of discussion by School board members indicate they Trustee Darwin Watts doesn't like Labor Day holiday. They STAFF WRITER didn't know the draft report on facili- the idea of eliminating elementary [email protected] Booher's CORE Team Administrators. will reopen 8:30 a.m. Tues- Among the facilities recommenda- ties and curriculum was coming. How- schools. day The closing of some elementary tions: ever, most agree it will give them a "It might be better financially, but schools, major additions to others, the • converting one Canton elemen- base from which to begin discussions our product is education," said Watts. "repurposing" of Central Middle School tary school — Hoben, Eriksson or Field on the future of Plymouth-Canton "We should think strongly about Summit on the Park is and a new middle school in Canton are — to a middle school. Schools. adding buildings so we can create closed Monday for the final all included in a draft report detailing • reassign students at Central Mid- "We need a process to determine smaller schools, which is a better day of its annual mainte- facility changes recommended by Ply- dle School to other middle schools and what our community wants in our learning environment for kids." mouth-Canton Schools Superintendent redisignate Central. schools, and about selling some of our Board member Steve Guile said it nance period. It will reopen Kathleen Booher. old physical plants" said Trustee Judy Tuesday. Summit hours are The report, given to the Board of Please see CLASSROOMS, A3 Please see BOARD REACTION, A3 6 a.m.-lOp.m. Monday- Thursday; 6 a.m.-9p.m. Pawsing' for a summertime dip Friday; 7 a.m.-8p.m. Sat- urday; and 8 a.m.-7p.m. Sunday.

The Canton Public Library is trees see closed Monday and reopens at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Sunday hours (noon-6p.m.) begin tough Sept. 9.

Trash pick-up: Canton resi- dents with Monday trash times pick-up will receive service on Tuesday. Regular routes Tips for keeping trees healthy, A?: for the rest of the week will BY CAROL MARSHALL STAFF WRITER be pushed back a day. [email protected] Canton's trees have seen better days. WEDNESnS New and old trees alike, in subdivi- sions and along roadsides, lost their leaves and expired by midsummer. Newcomers: The Canton The culprits are many: the drought Newcomers hold the first and heat wave, red mites and anthractnose, a fungal disease which meeting of the season 7 p.m. has affected Ash trees over the past at the Hanford Clubhouse two summers. in the Sunflower subdivi- "The trees can be treated (for anthractnose) but it has to be caught sion on Hanford between very early," said Canton Landscape Canton Center and Beck Inspector Tom Paison. "Often by the roads. For more informa- time they're showing signs of the dis- / ease, it's too late to save them." tion call (734) 495-0520. PHOTOS BY DONALD J. ALLEY The fungus has been helped along by; two very wet spring seasons, and a Dog Daze at the Summit: third will probably kill off most of the FRIDAY Mandy Sanford of Canton Ash trees, Paison said. brought her Yorkshire Ter- "It's a county-wide problem, and no Free picnic: Wayne County rier, Finley, to swim at the one is really sure of how to handle it,";, Commissioner John Sulli- Canton Summit Dog Daze he said. Wayne County's tree replacement van will host a free picnic event last weekend. The program assists residents assess their 5-7p.m. at Attwood Park, pool's shallow end was trees' condition and replace the trees Howe and Annapolis,, in ideal for the many smaller in the right of way along public roads,; dogs like Finley and (at but Paison suggested calling the coun- Wayne. right) Erin Collin and her ty immediately to request help. - Shitzu, Buddy. The "They're a county agency with limit-; ed funding, and the problem has been; INDEX dog/owner swim was held pretty widespread, so even if you're on during the Summit's annu- their list, it could take a while before Apartments/E9 Mal!s/C6 al maintenance shutdown. they can get to you," said Paison. "It Arts/CI Movies/C4 The pools in the aquatics could take a couple of years." Aiitomotive/H2 New Homes/El center were drained and Call a pro C!assified/E,G,H 0bituaries/A7 cleaned following the event Classified Real Estate/El PIaooa CAA TREES. A4 lndex/E3 Service Guide/G8 Crossword Sports /B1 Puzzle/E4 Taste/Dl Jobs/GL Travel/C8 Girl OK after getting Siwik murder exam trapped in bus door now set for Sept. 10

BY TONY BRUSCATO • 'My body was out of the BY CAROL MARSHALL during a struggle with Siwik when STAFF WRITER STAFF WRITER he tried to rob her. [email protected] bus, but my backpack was- [email protected] Canton Police Sgt. Charles Ray- An 11-year-old Plymouth Township n't. The bus doors closed The preliminary exam for a man craft said police continued to inves- girl escaped serious injury after dan- accused of first-degree murder of a tigate because Filipovska's death and then it started moving/ seemed suspicious. gling outside a Piymouth-Canton Canton woman was adjourned Fri- -Maureen Mackie, 11. day to Sept. 10. Police got a break on the case school bus along North Territorial last month when inmates in the Road Wednesday afternoon. Eugene P. Siwik, 28, of Dearborn Heights was arraigned Aug. 17 on Calhoun County Jail, where Siwik Maureen Mackie was carried for was also serving 90 days for unre- about 500 feet outside the bus when the murder charge and assault with intent to commit unarmed lated charges, tipped off police. the service door caught her backpack Mary Mackie. "I was terrified when I robbery, and is being held without The tipsters said Siwik had told as she was exiting at her Burning Tree saw her hanging from the bus. I bond in the Wayne County Jail. them details about the alleged Road stop. thought she was dead." He's charged with the June 25, murder and his involvement, mmm "My body was out of the bus, but my The bus finally stopped, and Mau- which led to his arrest by the Can- - - fSet 2000, murder of Leposava Filipoys- 1551 backpack wasn't," she said. "The bus reen, fortunately, was left with a cou- ka, who was 62. Filipovska did not ton Police Department. WSSSSBStmt doors closed and then it started mov- ple of scrapes and bruises. return home that morning after Siwik faces mandatory life in ing. "It was just that same morning I was working the night shift at the Wil- prison if convicted of felony mur- "All I could think about was slipping discussing bus safety with her," said low Run GM plant. Her body was der. Assault with intent to rob is out of my backpack and falling on the Mary Mackie. "It was lucky she had found late that morning behind a punishable by up to 15 years in side of the road," she said. "I started to both straps on, and she only weighs 68 Michigan Avenue Clark gas station prison. Siwik has also been convict- scream real loud." pounds, otherwise she could have fall- Dumpster. ed of two prior felonies - a 1999 Maureen's mom, Mary, was playing en under the bus. She must have had The Wayne County Medical drunk driving and 1997 cocaine possession - which doubles the the piano in her home near the bus a guardian angel on her shoulder." Examiner determined Filipovska died of a heart attack, but police maximum penalty on each convic- stop when she heard the screams. According to Mary Mackie, the bus tion. "I heard this blood-curdling scream believe the heart attack occurred and I knew it was Maureen," said Please see BUS ACCIDENTS, A4 To place a classified ad: 734-591-0900 Newsroom: 734-459-2700 Home Delivery: 734-591-0500 •J, )• ••• 2A(C) The Observer^server tic& Eccentric! & SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 Leadership class Man cited for kicking dog

An 18-year-old Plymouth man pockets were full of various was cited for cruelty to animals COP CALLS items, and he was wearing sev- still has openings last Sunday after being reported eral layers of clothing. by a delivery, man. He was arrested, and police ly's Woodale Way house early away. found on his person a stolen 'T&e Canton Chamber of The man was delivering furni- • Participants wiil ture to a Canton home in the Wednesday morning for a Police were called last Friday leather appointment book and Commerce still has openings domestic dispute. After the girl to Fireplace Today, 42599 Ford two cell phones. for the 2001-2002 class of meet monthly to 8300 block of Alton for a Livonia furniture store. The delivery and her mother were inter- Road, because the 28-year-old The man told police the tell- Leadership Canton. address a specific viewed and advised, officers left. Detroit man was behaving suspi- tale pizza was a gift, and he had The Leadership program, man saw the teen kick a 5- community topic, month-old puppy across the liv- They returned an hour later, ciously in the store. Employees read an employee's mind, which established in 1994 and spon- just before 8 a.m., after the girl said the man was taking price told him to take it. sored by the chamber, is hear guest speakers ing room floor. He then picked up the puppy by the collar, and allegedly went into a rage, and tags from merchandise and designed to ensure a continu- and tour area facili- began throwing things. One of putting them in his pockets. Dog helper bitten ing source of skilled and threw him against a wall. ties. The 29-year-old owner of the the things she threw was a glass Police determined he was not A jogging good Samaritan was motivated leaders for the vase, which hit her mother in still in the store, but found a bitten by the poodle she was try- Canton Community. The pro- house asked why he had hurt the puppy, and the teen, said the the forehead. man matching his description ing to help. gram helps current and tuition, which covers all basic The girl insisted she didn't sitting outside, in front of near- Police were called to the 46000 potential leaders broaden costs, meals and program dog made him angry. He was issued a ticket for cru- throw the vase at her mother, by business Kids Kingdom, eat- block of Spinning Wheel Mon- their awareness of leadership materials. Limited practical and the vase didn't hit the moth- ing a pizza. day. A woman told police her dog opportunities in the commu- scholarships are available to elty to animals and is scheduled to appear at the 35th District er at all, but hit the wall and Officers were told by Kids had been hit by a car early that nity. non-sponsored participants shattered. Kingdom employees the man morning, and later died. Participants will meet or individuals representing Court in Plymouth later this month. The girl was taken into cus- had stolen the pizza, which had A jogger passing by stopped to monthly, usually on the third non-profit organizations. tody and later transported to a olives on it. help the dog, and the dog bit Friday, from October through The course may be taken Angry teen arrested youth home. When officers talked to the her, puncturing the skin. The May, Each daylong session for credit through Cleary Col- A 14-year-old Plymouth Salem man, he said he bought the dog's shots were up to date, but will address a specific com- lege of Business. High School student was arrest- Pizza pilferer pizza. However, officers noted it was transported to the West- munity topic and wil) include The yearly class is limited ed after she allegedly attacked Canton police were called to there were black olives on the land Humane Society for rabies guest speakers, tours of area to 25 participants. For an her mother, causing a two-inch investigate a suspicious-looking ground and in the bushes behind testing. facilities and extensive inter- application or more informa- gash in mother's forehead. man. The man was arrested, and the man. The jogger went to the hospi- tion, call the chamber office, action with other students. Police were called to the fami- it was his pizza that gave him Officers also noted the man's tal for treatment. Participants or their {734) 453-4040. employers are responsible for Building trades students get land "ARRANGING A FUNERAL SHOULDN'T CAUSE YOU MORE GRIEF" BY KURT KUBAN met, including each of the lots Simple Cremation - *625.00 complete STAFF WRITER • VAN BUREN PUBUC SCHOOLS had to be a minimum of one acre Simple Burial - $995-00 [email protected] and have 150 feet of road (includes minimal casket and concrete grave liner) Van Buren Schools officials frontage. We had to go to the is slightly larger than an acre, Belleville where students built Wayne County next, and they Limited service funeral options at similar savings. have split the Elwell Elementary and all have about 150 feet of past homes, but couldn't find Let us show you how to save on a funeral School property into five sepa- gave their approval," he said. frontage on Bemis. One of the anything affordable. The Board of Education rate parcels, so the district's lots (Lot B) sits on the corner "We looked, but there just (jenerations building trades program has approved the split Monday, with and also fronts Elwell. wasn't anything available for the only opposition coming from FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES land on which students can The school will remain on the us," he said. build homes. president Karl Gorham. He lives 1 •800491 >4499 A unique approach to funeral service fifth parcel, which is approxi- The building trades program right across the street from the The school currently sits on mately 30 acres and has exten- currently has about 40 students. 37.12 acres at the intersection of school and doesn't want to see sive frontage on Elwell. The plan is for them to construct the homes built on the property. Bemis and Elwell roads in According to Superintendent homes on each of the four Sumpter Township. District offi- "The school is ^ landmark for Larry Tabor, the move became parcels. With a few exceptions, the people in this area. It's visi- cials have carved the property necessary after the district they will be similar to the 20 or into five parcels, four of which ble from both roads. To put looked at acquiring other proper- so that have been built by stu- houses in front of the school, will be used for the building ties for the program near dents in the past, according to presented by — trades program. Each of the four especially on lot B on Elwell Tabor. Road, which is the busiest of the Foot Specialists "In the past, all the homes two, kind of bothers me. As a have been built in or near property owner that lives across 'Br. StevmO^eOdon 2V CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON Belleville, so they had city water the street, I'm opposed to the RELIEF OF PASNFUL CALLOUSES BECOMES EASIER REQUEST FOR BID and sewage services. This will be development," he said. the first time any of the homes Nagy estimates that the Callouses on the bottom of your feet can be very difficult to live with. They NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Charter Township of Canton, 1X50 will be built with septic and remind you how painful they can be, every step you take. They can be so painful, homes, once built, will be in the Canton Center S., Canton, Michigan will accept sealed bids at the Office of drain fields. So it's a new chal- they can alter the'way you walk, leading to pain in your knee, hips & lower back. the Clerk up to 3:00 p.m., Monday, September 17th, 2001 for the following: neighborhood of 1,800 square lenge for our students," he said. With modem technology, these painful areas can be off loaded & the pressure 2001 SIDEWALK <5AP PROGRAM feet. can be shifted to less sensitive parts of the feet, very successfully. These very thin Bill Nagy, supervisor of voca- Plans for the homes aren't computer generated orthotics work so well, they are guaranteed. Also, very Specifications are available at Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May, Inc. 3959 tional education, has been work- Research Park Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108. The phone number ia (734) 761- finalized, but Tabor expects stu- effective medications can be also used help clear this condition. Why walk witn ing with Sumpter Township offi- 1010. Bid documents are available for review at the Engineering dents to begin building soon. He pain if you don't have to? Department on the second floor of Canton's Administration Building. All cials to get all the necessary per- said once they are completed, Canton bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the bid mits, and to make sure there are SAINT ANN ARBOR (to the homes will be put on the JOSEPH Foot Specialists name, company name, address and telephone number and date and time of no wetland issues or other deter- bid openings The Township reserves the right to accept or reject any or all market. MERCY rents. He said the township "Our intent is to begin build- FORD RD ts • J proposals. The Township does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, HEALTH SYSTEM recently gave the district ing on one of the lots this year, A Mentor of Mercy HMtti Sonlne i national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the approval to subdivide the prop- Saint Joseph Mercy JJUKMIT^fc. provision of services. and we're moving towards that. •fc*rAPKWCT. * EflfiD ACROSS FROM OUT8ACK erty. Canton Health Center STEAKHOUSE MLCHIM* AVE TERRY G. BENNETT, Clerk It's definitely our goal," Tabor 1600 S. Canton Center Rd. St. 350 43050 FORD RD "Sumpter Township had cer- SUITE 150 • CANTON said. Canton, Mi 48188 Publish: September 2,6 and 9,2001 tain requirements that had to be

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BY CAROL MARSHALL STAFF WRITER [email protected] Tony Zimba finally found his calling - in a steamy, frothy cup of coffee. Since April, Zimba has owned ^nd'operated his Canton coffee shop, La Mocha. The cafe is located in the Center Square plaza, tucked between Canton Center and Sheldon Center roads, where the two meet. His uncle owned the shop before Zimba bought it, and Gourmet Co-fiee DLOUM invited him to come manage the store. STAFF PHOTOS BY PAUL HURSCHHANN "I at first worked one day a Snack time: Teacher Penny Zmikly passes out a snack of carrots to the after- week, just to help out my uncle," noon kindergarten class on her first day of the newly-offered kindergarten class STAFF PHOTO BY PAUL HUBSCBMANN Zimba said. "Then one day New owner: Tony Zimba bought the former Extreme at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Plymouth Monday. Kindergarten assistant turned into two, which turned Kelly Behn works with Dylan Roney, at right. Below, Zmikly talks about rules into three, then four, before I Beans front his uncle in April. He plans to expand the with the afternoon kindergarten class. came to manage the store full- menu and add book readings and an open mic night at time." the Canton coffee house. Zimba's uncle saw ample potential in the way he interact- shop. "She comes in on Thursday school kids for some evening OLGC adds ed with customers and served mornings and works for a few entertainment. They come in": coffee mixed with enthusiasm, hours so I can sleep in." after school now, but I think and offered him the chance to Other family members are they would like to have one kindergarten buy the store. helping Zimba with his plans for night a week where they can "To own a business like this, it the store's future. come play their guitars or sing," has to be hands-on ownership. I Later this fall, Zimba will he said. "I'm trying to offer some* p for 2001-02 have to be here all the time, or enlist the help of his sister, who thing for everybody." < the business won't succeed," will lead a book club in the coffee To meet that challenge, Zimba For the first time in Our Lady of Good Coun- Zimba said. shop. brought in Breyer's ice cream, sel's 52-year history, kindergartners were among He isn't there 24 hours a day, Also on the menu for fall will which he will serve year-round, . the students to walk through the door on Mon- but it's pretty close. He opens be one open mic night a week. and soon hot entrees will be day's first day. the shop at 6:30 a.m. every At 30, Zimba isn't too modest back. Principal Ted Behn said adding kindergarten weekday and closes up at 9 p.m. to admit he's just youthful "IH be serving hot entrees in a has been a goal of his since his first day on the He then spends from 8 a.m. to 5 enough, and just hip enough to bread bowl. We'll have a meaty job. p.m. every Saturday minding the appeal to the teenage caffeine chili, a beef stew, and one chick- "We've been talking about bringing them in store. Zimba gives himself one aficionados from the nearby high en dish."-' As cooler evening here since I started here as principal 16 years day of rest and his only part- school. At the same time, adults weather sets in, Zimba is also, ago. It was so exciting to finally see them here. time employee works the Sunday are drawn to his clean and com- bringing back desserts to the > They are so adorable," he said. 9-5 shift. fortable store with its extra- menu. .*Z OLGC in Plymouth is in the process of major "I don't mind the long hours. smooth coffee and quality baked "A lot of my customers like tot" renovations, including converting an old church I'm doing this for myself," Zimba goods. The bright-green, frog- walk over or drive in to have -* into a number of classrooms. According to Behn, said, adding that no business themed decor goes a long way in their coffee and pie in the" adding the kindergartners was major reason for creating an atmosphere that's evenings, especially after sum- the renovations, because they needed more person succeeds alone. From the family-friendly enough for even mer passes, and they're not busy, space. In all, there are 48 kindergartners. Half 4 patio, he turned and waved to the youngest customers. with barbecuing and things in attend in the morning, and half in the afternoon. his mother, who was sitting in a large plush chair inside the "I hope to attract a lot of the the evening," Zimba said.

from page A1 Classrooms GRIN & WIN A $1,000 SHOPPING SPREE S build a new elementary "It would be more economical city (Plymouth) and residents school in southwest Canton. to operate fewer buildings, so it's have expressed interest in keep- AT GREAT LAKES CROSSING • sell or lease Tanger, Stark- very possible we'll have to close ing it a recreation center." weather, Central Maintenance, some elementary schools," said Concerning curriculum, and the E. J. McClendon Educa- Booher. "We need to relocate the Booher said she'd like to see the tional Center. education centers to where the TAG (Talented and Gifted) pro- • convert Miller Elementary kids are, like the southwest cor- gram a part of each elementary to the school administration and ner of the district. So, we'll look building. Board of Education offices. at repurposing or selling build- "The model we are using for • turn Fiegel Elementary into ings in the lower attendance TAG is an old one and needs to a school of choice. areas of the district." be updated," said Booher. "Cur- "The addition of pre-school Concerning Central Middle rently, it requires children to be programs and all-day kinder- School, Booher said "we would shuttled. We could use that time garten at every elementary retain ownership, but do some- in the classroom. Plus, it would building does create the need for thing different with the building. allow siblings to go to school classrooms," said Booher. "We We hope some partners step for- together, and we could open the would also like to add a 1-2-3 ward to make it a multi-purpose program to more children." multi-age classroom in each building. Booher said before there is any school." "I would like to see a popular finalization of the plan, the Booher is recommending addi- magnet school, International board and community will be tions to as many as eight ele- Academy, located there," she involved. mentary schools, which would said. "In the rest of the building "The community will have house at least 600 students each. we would like a partner to work input, and we've said that all The additions include making with us, both with programs and along," she said. "The board sure those buildings have sepa- financially, which would serve needs to have conversation. rate gymnasiums and multipur- the community without making We're at the stage of generating pose/ cafeteria rooms. it a burden. For example, the ideas." Board reaction from page A1 www.shopgreatlakescrossing.com will be a number of years before "There is some very valuable David Byers, who has made Cen- any of the plan is ready for recreational land at Central tral Middle School a central implementation. Middle School, which was identi- issue of his re-election campaign, of your family having fun in Michigan "Consolidation is necessary in fied as a priority in the city's wants to make certain the people • Send in your pictures many of our operations because recreation master plan," said will be heard when it comes to of budget constraints," he said. Sincock. "The athletic fields, the school's future. • Win the grand prize - Q $1,000 shopping spree! "Central Middle School is an tennis courts, football complex "I've been criticized that Cen- emotional issue. We need to look and open space could be put tral isn't a real issue, but every- will be enlarged and at preserving the character of together in a multi-faceted pro- thing I'm seeing is opposite of • 40 chosen photos displayed that community." gram. that," he said. "If the school at Great Lakes Crossing for one year! Plymouth City Manager Paul "We already have a great part- board says there's a financial Sincock said the city would be nership with the schools," he issue with Central and it needs th interested in looking at a part- said. "The land the Cultural to be addressed, then let's get a • Winners revealed November 12 at noon nership with the school district Center sits on is owned by the group to think out of the box to in the food court at our Three Year Anniversary Event concerning Central Middle school district." do that." School property. Plymouth city commissioner • Enter by October 1, 2001

Family rallied behind kitten 4th Annual Grin & Win Photo Contest BY LARRY O'CONNOR live because it would have been Name: SSMSi^S^^homecomm.net an interesting cat to have." The oddity sparked interest in Address: A furry freak of nature turned Ross' household. Family stopped into a rallying cause for a Livo- by the Parkdale home to see the Phone: E-mail: nia family. curiosity. Date photo was taken: On Aug. 19, the Ross' family •* The animal shared one skull > -5 cat, Carlyle, gave birth to four and brain, but had four eyes and Location of photo: kittens, which is not unusual two mouths. When Shadow except the last one to emerge yawned, both mouths opened Name(s) of people in photo: __ __ bore two faces. Shadow lived simultaneously but the cry only four days before dying Aug. 23. Upon returning this entry form. I immediately consent to the use of my name and photograph for use by Great Lakes Crossing in all came from one, Ross said. manners, including composite or distorted representation for advertising, trade, or any other lawful purposes, and I waive any right "When I would tell people, Shadow was the last born in PHOTO BY TOM ROSS to inspect or approve the finished product. Winners will be notified by phone before November 12. 2001. One photo per entry. they would say, 'C'mon ... How the litter and weighed 3.36 lm-purr-fect: This is Shad- Entries due by October 1. 2001. PHOTOS WILL NOT BE RETURNED. All decisions on winners of contest are final. gross,"' Tom Ross said. "When ounces. Ross and wife Maralee a O&E they would see it, they would say tried to keep the kitten alive by ow, before she died. They Mail entry to: 'Aw, how cute.' feeding it with an eye dropper were all rooting for her to GRIN & WIN CONTEST • Great Lakes Crossing • 4000 Baldwin Rd. • Auburn Hills, MI 48326 "They were all rooting for it to after the mother ignored it. live," said Tom Ross. 4A(C) The Observer & Eccentric! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001

Trees from page A1

When it comes to trees in your ing a new tree to disease can be buying unhealthy trees is obser- lated pending issues between yard or on private roads, you're very frustrating. vation, said Paison. him and his builder, the problem on your own, Paison said. Canton resident Kim Saker Trees should have healthy is widespread in the new subdi- How to keep your trees green "If you're seeing any signs of was furious when trees she looking foliage and its bark vision. In order to enhance the quality of life in Canton, the township stress, that's when you should bought in the spring at a large should appear healthy all the "The whole subdivision's trees requires planting of street trees when new homes are built. Reg- call a professional." Paison said local nursery died before sum- way around the tree. There are dying," he said. "So the ular maintenance of street trees is the responsibility of the if trees lose their leaves or mer was half over. should not be any visible scrapes builders came out to most of the homeowner, as is the grass between the sidewalk and the curb. change colors early, have visible "I spent $1,000 and a couple on the bark, and the bark should houses and put in a new tree, Canton's experts offer the following tips for caring for your spots or bite-type marks, a weeks later, they were dead," she be intact. The tree should also but then when those died, they licensed arborist can offer a said. have healthy looking limbs, said it's not their problem." prognosis and treatment solu- Saker called the nursery three because several broken limbs The man said his builder sug- • Inspect trees annually in the spring or summer. Look for a tions. times and each time she was could indicated disease. gested he call Canton Township reduction in the growth of twigs, buds or leaves. Inspect for spotted or deformed leaves and twigs, and trunk decay Indicat- "Some can be treated, and given conflicting information. offices to participate in Canton's ed by loose or damaged bark, or by mushrooms on the trunk. some can't," he said. "A lot of "I was told to put a root stimu- New tree trouble tree replacement program in Look for crown dieback. If there are any of these signs of prob- times there is no treatment or lator on them, so I did. Then I Residents in Fairways West which the homeowner and the lems, contact a licensed and insured arborist. it's so toxic you wouldn't want it was told to fertilize. Finally I subdivision have also had prob- township split the cost of plant- in your yard." . was told to check for mites, and lems with new trees dying. ing a new tree. • Mulch the root zone of the trees with a 2- to 4-inch layer of Paison suggested maintenance sure enough they were there," "We have dozens, if not 100 "But why should I have to pay loosely packed organic material to keep the soil cool and moist. is the best cure for tree disease. Saker said. dead trees out here," said Steven that and why should Canton The mulch should cover the entire area under the canopy of the "In an ideal world, we'd all Because she bought the trees Cottrell, Fairways West home- have to pay? That's coming from tree, but should not be placed against the trunk. Leave a 1- to have a tree service we use regu- on sale with no warranty, Saker owners association board mem- our tax dollars," he said. 2-inch gap around the trunk to avoid decay. larly," he said. "But if you had no recourse to recover her ber. He said developer Richard Township Planner Jeff Goulet • Prune small dead and nuisance twigs as needed. Larger haven't used one in a while you money or replacement trees. Lewiston has been receptive to said the replacement program limbs should be removed by a licensed professional. can call one to assess your trees, "It all depends on the different residents' concerns, but there is was launched several years ago • Be cautious about over watering. Trees do not need the and have them come out periodi- nurseries," Paison said. "But some disagreement regarding as part of the township's original same amount of water as grass, particularly new sod. Once or cally, every couple of years or warranties can be tricky because who planted the trees, and who's beautification projects. twice a week, a 20-minute sprinkle should be am pie when the so." even though you can get a war- responsible for replacing them. Far better than the replace- weather is dry. When the weather is average, water new trees ranty, sometimes it's like pulling "There are four different ment program is prevention, once a week at most. Buyer beware teeth trying to get money or a builders here, and so far we can Goulet said. While losing an old tree cer- new tree." only speculate on who planted "A lot of times people inadver- tainly can be disappointing, los- The best protection against the trees," he said. "I don't have tently kill their trees by over rot." Canton Township is printing a problems pointing my finger watering," he said. "They water Goulet explained builders have new brochure about street tree wherever it has to be pointed to their trees like they water their an obligation to replace the trees care for homeowners. The CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON get this eyesore resolved, but so grass, and the trees don't need once during the first year, but brochure should be distributed , ACCESS TO PUBLIC MEETINGS far we can't figure out who's that much water. With Canton's after that, it's the homeowner's by the end of the summer. The Charter Township of Canton will provide necessary reasonable responsible." soil having so much clay, the responsibility to replace the auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and According to one resident who ground becomes soaked and the trees, or participate in the town- audio tapes of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to asked not to be named due unre- roots become waterlogged and individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon two weeks notice ship's tree replacement program. to the Charter Township of Canton. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the Charter Township of Canton by writing or calling the following: from page A1 David Medley, ADA Coordinator Bus accidents Charter Township of Canton, 1150 S. Canton Center Road Canton, MI 48188 driver became distracted by stu- took off before Maureen was The bus driver was not ticket- in front if it at the corner of Publish: August 16 and September 2,2001^^^ 397 5435 uoess dents in the back of the bus and clear of the door. ed by police. However, the Cherry Hill and Sheldon Road. school district has temporarily No one was injured in the relieved the driver of his duties mishap. pending the district's own inves- The incident is under investi-' Of TUB CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS tigation. gation by Canton Township PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE Glen Mackie, Maureen's police and the district adminis- MEETING NOTICE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,2001 tration. The bus driver has alscr CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN father, said they want to make 7:00 PM sure it doesn't happen again, to been suspended from his current any student. duties pending the investigation. A regular meeting of the Planning Commission will be held in the "We want to make sure there Regarding both incidents," A regular meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, Commission Chambers of the City Hall to consider the following: September 9, 2001 at 7:00 P.M. in the Commission Chambers of the City is a procedure for bus drivers to Judy Evola, director of commu- Hall, 201 S. Main Street, Plymouth, MI to consider the following items: PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE REZONING: follow when kids are getting off nity relations for Plymouth-Can- Z-01-14 555 Forest Ave. Non-Use Variance Requested 231,233,261 AND 263 W. SPRING the bus," he said. ton Schools, said, "In all situa- Lot Split, Lot Area & Street Frontage REZONE FROM R-l, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL Transportation Director tions, the safety and well-being Zoned: B-2, Central Business TO RM-1, MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL Melvin Latnie said "There are a of all Plymouth-Canton Commu- Applicant: Ross Financial APPLICANT: BRIAN MIKULEC number of procedures and safety nity Schools students and staff is Z-01-15 399 Ann Street Non-Use Variance Requested SITE PLAN APPROVAL: guidelines bus drivers follow, always the top priority, of Back Yard Setback • New Two Car Garage TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER which are reviewed during train- paramount importance and Zoned: R-l, Single Family Residential 860 YORK STREET ing before school starts." should never be compromised. Applicant: Bill & Marge Szezechowski ZONED: 1-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL The incident was the second of We care very much about the Z-01-16 774 Pacific Street Non-Use Variance Requested APPLICANT: MIOP, INC. two school bus accidents safety of every student attending Side Yard Setback - New One Car Garage In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. the City of Wednesday. According to the Flymouth-Canton Community Zoned: R-l, Single Family Residential Plymouth will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids- unci nervig?. Applicant: Mary Herr district, school bus No. 84 was Schools and riding in district such as signers for the hearing impaired and audiotapes of printed transporting Discovery Middle buses. Please be assured that Z-01-17 300 N. Mill Non-Use Variance Requested materials being considered at the meeting/hearing, to individuals with Front Yard Parking disabilities. Requests for auxiliary aids or services may be made by writing School students home when it every precaution is being taken Zoned: RM-1, Multiple Family Residential or calling the following: hit a car that stopped suddenly to ensure all students' safety." Applicant: April & Paul Dobbs CAROL STONE, ADA Coordinator In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of 201 S. Main Street Plymouth will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, Plymouth, MI 48170 CAMPUS NOTES such as signers for the hearing impaired and audiotapes of printed (734) 453-1234, Ext. 206 materials being considered at the meeting/hearing, to individuals with All interested persons are invited to attend. Dean's List John and Carol Sample of Can- disabilities. Requests for auxiliary aids or services may be made by writing Publish: September 2,2001 lumtii Christopher Sample, son of ton, was included on the Dean's or calling the following: Honor List at Michigan State; Carol Stone, ADA Coordinator University for Spring 2001. He 201 S. Main Street also won a MSU Study Abroad- Plymouth, MI 48170, (734) 453-1234, Ext. 206 -? Scholarship, sponsored by the All interested persons are invited to attend. Coca-Cola Foundation. Current- ly he is studying in. Great' Publish: September 2, 2001 GRAN I) O T I N I N G Britain with the MSU's Mass Media Program at the Universi- ty of London and at the Univer-' sity of Edinburgh. He is a 1996 CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON Plymouth Canton graduate. Make the Elizabeth Fitzgerald, daugh- PLANNING COMMISSION ter of Dr. Cindy Marriott and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Dr. Joseph M. Fitzgerald of Ply-' mouth has been named to the PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE rest of your life dean's list of Macalester College CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN. a for academic achievement dur- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Act 184 of the Public Acts of ing the spring semester of 2000- 1943 of the State of Michigan, as amended, and pursuant to the Zoning 2001 school year. Ordinance of the Charter Township of Canton that the Planning Syracuse University School of Commission of the Charter Township of Canton will hold a Public Hearing 1 t! Information Studies has named , on Monday, September 10, 2001 in the First Floor Meeting Room of the very special even Canton Township Administration Building, 1150 S. Canton Center Road at Armand Dukes of Canton to the Hoon'o T_.iot frtr- fKo Oflfll awijICT i ilia la wiicLL L<_>u.d._y a aClivC SCiiiGIS :> / Independence bragging about. Check it out at {[)/((/) Village Ajk www.savingsbonds.gov. 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Written comments addressed to the Planning Commission should be received at the above address prior to Thursday, September 6, 2001 in order to be included in the materials submitted for review. Wkat a Great Place to Bel Everyone Needs a Safe Place to Grow VIC GUSTAFSON ongi Chairman 14495 Northville Road * Plymouth, MI 48170 • 734-453-2600 wwfw.savinqsbonds.gov ^ Publish: August 16 and September 2,2001 e A public service of this newspaper The Observer & Eccentric! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 *A5 Expect delays, detours as major road work continues Students heading back to program, said city engineer Bob Redford Township Maben Road has been reopened. Westland Arbor Trail until late fall. school this week - or, in most Schron. Traffic shifts will occur until late In Redford, the resurfacing of In Westland, two major resur- Farmington area cases, the bus drivers, parents A scheduled Wayne County Beech Daly between Six Mile September. facing projects are nearly com- and guardians who chauffeured project, the widening of Merri- and Grand River, the only major The entire project is expected plete. One is on Carlson between Two Farmington-area road- them - likely found road mainte- man between Seven Mile and road project to be done in the to be completed in early October, Marquette and Ford, and the widening projects - on Farming- nance projects that will slow Eight Mile, has been postponed township this year, should be according to the township's Web other is on Marquette between ton Road between Eight Mile traffic well into the fall. until next spring. completed by mid to late site. Wayne Road and Newburgh. and Nine Mile, and on Orchard In Livonia, scheduled work on Beginning the project as September, Roach said. Expect • Beck Road has been repaved Both are expected to be finished Lake Road from 1-696 to 10 Mile most major thoroughfares is planned would mean leaving the lane closures. between Cherry Hill and Ford, just after Labor Day. - will likely tie up back-to-school complete, with the big exception road in poor condition over the but restoration work and sign traffic, according to Craig Bryson of the I-96/I-275/M-14 repairs. winter, and a natural gas Canton Township installation will continue until Plymouth area of the Road Commission for Oak- That $51 million Michigan pipeline also has to be moved Canton has several projects in mid-September. In the city of Plymouth, the land County. Department of Transportation before work can begin, said John various stages of completion. • A traffic shift has taken intersection of Ann Arbor Trail Both projects are being com- project, which includes extensive Roach, spokesman for the coun- • Canton Center Road place between the county line and Harvey is closed for infras- pleted without detours. "They resurfacing, the rebuilding of a ty's roads department. between Ford Road and just and just west of Beck on Michi- tructure repairs. It is expected to will cause traffic delays," Bryson stretch of the freeway, and Here is a roundup of the status north of Warren Road is being gan Avenue, which is being reopen next week. said. repairs to bridges and the 1-275 of major road projects in area widened to five lanes. Canton rebuilt. Most of the work is In Plymouth Township, Hag- Both are expected to be com- interchange, will run at least communities: Center from Ford north to expected to be done by mid- gerty will be closed north of Ann pleted at the end of November. through October. November. On Newburgh Road, which is maintained by the city, drivers can expect periodic lane closures between Five and Eight Mile roads as workers replace individ- ual concrete pavement slabs. Newburgh is the only major road in this year's slab replacement SALE Job Fair 20-75% OFF MONDAY ONLY SPECIALS STOREWIDE - WHILE THEY LAST! SALE ENDS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 scheduled for Sept. 19 Those looking for a job in vir- tually any career, but don't know where to turn, might want to cir- cle Wednesday, Sept. 19, on their calen- What: *»'.v •« | dars. Annual Job That's the Fair scheduled date W lio. < - for the sixth hosted by jj annual Job Observer & f 1 Fair, co-hosted Eccentric by the Observ- Newspapers > er & Eccentric and Home- Newspapers Town Com- and Home- munications ; Town Commu- When: ! S nications. This a.m. to 6 p.m. i year's event Wednesday, 50% OFF Jeanne Pierre sleeveless 50% OFF Kikit cotton blend SALE 29.99 Assorted sweater again will take Sept. 39 chunky cowlneck sweater. Reg. 44.00, sale 22.00. sweaters. Reg. 34.00, sale 17.00. coats and dusters for juniors. Reg. 38.00. place at Bur- iVm-ro: it IN LADIES' SPORTSWEAR. IN LADIES' SPORTSWEAR. JUNIORS. ton Manor in ton Manor, Livonia, from 27777 11 a.m. to 6 Schoolcraft p.m. Road in Livo- Last year's nia event drew Whys To approximately enable 2,000 job employers I— hunters from and job — throughout hunters a metropolitan chance to Detroit, and meet hopes are to duplicate that level of interest. Meg Lyczak, manager of inside outside classified sales for the Observer, said because the job fair is general in scope, there is no particular theme or focus. "We have banks, health care (companies), retail stores and industries" lined up to get acquainted with those who are mir looking for new jobs and careers, explained Lyczak. "It's going to 60% OFF Vanity Fair "Vanity Air" 60% OFF Assorted 14k gold 60% OFF Large selection be across-the-board." bra. Reg. 28.00, sale 11.20. IN INTIMATE APPAREL. earrings. Reg. 30.00-200.00, sale 12.00-80.00. of women's shoes from Enzo Angiolini, Nine Lyczak does suggest that IN ACCESSORIES. West, Franco Sarto and more. Reg. 59.00-70.00, attendees come to Burton Manor sale 23.60-28.00. IN WOMEN'S SHOES. armed with plenty of resumes. Meanwhile, Lyczak said there still is plenty of room for busi- nesses to sign up for the "across- the-board" event. She can be reached at (734) 953-2068. 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VanKerckhove (734) 455- CLUB brochure. Spirits soaring 9144. B Meeting at 8 p.m. the AROUND TOWN FALL AUDITIONS HISTORICAL MUSEUM first and third Fridays of SUICIDE PREVENTION • The Ann Arbor Youth B Hours for the Canton the month at the Plymouth • Youth Suicide Preven- Chorale is holding audi- Historical Museum are 1-4 Historical Society, 155 S. tion Week will be observed tions for the 2001-2002 sea- p.m. Tuesday and Satur- Main St., Plymouth. Sept. 16-21. The first son, 5-8 p.m. Thursday, day. Tours for school, PLYMOUTH CANTON JAYCEES event will be held on the Sept. 6; 5-8 p.m. Friday, Scouts or other groups may B Looking for people 21-39 steps of the capitol in Lans- Sept. 7; 9 a.m. - noon Sat- be arranged by calling interested in making ing on Sunday, Sept. 16, by urday, Sept. 8 at Huron (734) 397-0088. friends, helping with good families who have lost a High School. No prepara- MUSIC causes and having a good loved one to suicide. For tions necessary. Call (734) time. The Jaycees meet at more information or to par- 996-4404 for information. • Group classes in piano and hammer dulcimer for 7:30 p.m. every second ticipate contact Glenda at THEATER AUDITIONS Wednesday of the month at (313) 561-2456. people ages 5 to adult. The • Auditions for Halloween complete Kindermusik cur- the Plymouth Township LEAGUE MEETING Hocus-Pocus will be held at riculum is offered for new- Clerk's office. Call (734) • The League of Women the Marquis Theatre at 7 borns to children 7 years 453-8407 or show up at the Voters of Northwest Wayne p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9. Chil- old. For information, call group's monthly meeting. County hosts a member- dren 8-16 years old can Norma Atwood at (734) COMMUNITY DEMOCRATS ship meeting at 7:15 p.m. audition. Performers must 354-9825. Wednesday, Sept. 12, at prepare a song in their B The Community Demo- the Civic Center Library on vocal range and bring their HATHA YOGA cratic Club meets at 7 p.m. Five Mile. Laura Callow of own sheet music. Perform- B Classes in Plymouth on the third Wednesday of ERAmerica will speak on ers must also prepare to 7:30-9 p.m. Tuesdays, every month at UAW Local new developments in the read a poem, no longer Wednesdays, and Thurs- 845 Hall. Business meeting fight to pass the ERA, and than two minutes. It does days. Call Cynthia Gray, begins at 7:30 p.m. The STAFF PBOTO BY PAUL (734) 420-2418, for further club serves Canton, a film will be shown. Paula not have to be memorized. Intermediate Rockettes: Fnwt mn 'f-r> Erm'y Arhh-Janice Mark- Bowman (734) 669-5830 For more information, call information. Northville, Plymouth and days or (734) 455-4726 (248) 349-8110. wood, Missy Lmhoifshi. Heather Cornell. -h nnifcr Furni,HS and RECREATION the Livonia 13th District. Imari Patel; Second raw '/-»•. knMcn Dobius. Courtney Grawichi. For further information, evenings. INFANT CARE CLASS B The city of Plymouth is Emily Nicolau, Shi l/y Catalan and Krislina 7M umavU; Bach row taking registration for its call Becky Tavarozzi (734) FLEA MARKET • St. Mary Mercy Hospital 398-5845. • Royal Holiday Clubhouse will offer a two part Infant Coach Laura An/rot-, Mi>sy Mestrorieh, Ashley Schopieray. children's/ tots gymnastics, on Warren in Canton is Care Class, Sept. 6 and EMe Geary Lisa Sn ihrmn niann and untch Xichuh Barrett. dance, arts, Jump-A-Rama, TOASTMASTERS holding a flea market 9 Sept. 13, designed for par- tai kwan do, personal B Develop your public a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday, ents and caregivers of new- development, aerobics and speaking, communications more. For more informa- Sept. 15. borns and infants. Partici- New team set to raise school spirit and leadership skills. tion, call the recreation Guests welcome. No pres- MUSIC CLASSES pants may attend one or There are 16 new girls raising school spirit for the Salem Junior Varsity football division at (734) 455-6620. sure to speak. Being held • Village Music offers the both classes. Call (734) and basketball teams this year. The Salem Rockettes Intermediate Team was at St. John Episcopal complete Kindermusik pro- 655-1100 for further infor- formed recently for the 2001-2002 school year. SKATING CUSSES Church in Plymouth. This gram for children ages mation. Bach spring when as many as 80 hopeful girls try out for the Rockettes Pompon B Learn to roller-skate at group meets at 7 p.m. newborn to 8 years old. POWER TEAM squad, they know that there are only 24 slots available to be a member of the varsi- Skatin' Station II in Can- Call (734) 354-9825 for fur- 5 John Jacobs and the ty dance/pompon team. ton for children or adults, every first and third Mon- ther information. Power Team, a group of So this year Rockettes coach Aileen Balatico and Canton Chiefettes coach 7-8 p.m. every Sunday. The day of the month. Please world class athletes, will Danielle Voyles talked with administrators about adding an intermediate squad to cost is $6 per session or $30 call (734) 459-0715 for AMERICAN CANCER WALK for six weeks. Inline roller more information. 9 On Saturday, Oct. 13 the give an exhibition of power, each of their rosters. The idea was approved, though not in time for official funding strength and speed - with and being considered a junior varsity squad. hockey leagues for all ages. WESTSIDE SINGLES American Cancer Society Ten-week session with one a message of motivation "Technically, we're not a JV but in competitions that's the category they will com- B Westside Singles pre- will host "Making Strides game a week for all ages. and inspiration next month pete in," said Salem Intermediate coach Laura Novkov, sents dances every Friday Against Breast Cancer," a Call (734) 459-6401 for at The United Assembly of Consisting of mainly freshmen and sophomores, the 16-member crew was select- night at the Burton Manor. walking event that cele- information. brates breast cancer sur- God. Performances are 7 ed based on a point system, following the same criteria as the varsity squad, Doors open at 8 p.m., vivorship and promotes p.m. Sept. 5 - 9. For more The girls will be performing at Plymouth Salem Junior Varsity football and bas- CREATIVE MUSIC dressy attire, bar, D.J., 21 information contact the ketball games throughout the season. B The Creativ%Music Cen- and older, price is $4 before breast health awareness. —Paul hurschmann Being held at Detroit'? Rev. Andy Lapins at '734) ter of Plymouth/ Canton 8:30 p.m. and §6 after 8:30 Belle Isle Park with regis- 453-4530. has registration for its Kin- p.m. Call (734) 981-0909 tration beginning at 8:30 COMPOSTER PROGRAM INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER mation call the society at Chorus is selling 2002 dermusik classes. Ages for further information. a.m. For more information B Learn the how-to's of S Tim Lee, former Marine, (248) 332-1281. Entertainment Books to infant to seven years old. Classes are held at the K OF C BREAKFAST call (800) ACS-2345. Rouge River water quality will deliver a message for ICE HOCKEY LEAGUES pay for its charitable and B The Knights of Colum- our times hosted by the educational activities. Buy- First Baptist Church of CLOTHING SALE protection through com- B Leagues are now forming bus holds a breakfast buf- Solid Rock Bible Church. ers ordering now will Plymouth, 45000 N, Terri- B Northwest Suburban posting, yard waste reduc- for kids 4-17 to play at the fet 8:30 a.m. to noon every 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 2. receive a free 2001 Values torial (just west of Shel- Mothers of Multiples will tion and gardening during new Arctic Edge of Canton Sunday at the Knights of The service will be held at Book, while supplies last. don), beginning Sept. 4. hold their annual Fall/Win- Wayne County's Master starting this fall. Applica- Columbus Hall, 150 Fair Central Middle School in Cost of book has been For information, call Amy ter Clothing Sale 10 a.m. to Composter Program. The tions are available through St., Plymouth. All-you-can- the auditorium. reduced to $30. To order, Brewer at (734) 513-5855 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, at program runs 6:30-8 p.m. September in the Summit eat buffet. Newly remod- call Stan at (734) 459-6829. or (734) 207-8654. Our Lady of Loretto Thursdays, Sept. 6 through PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY on the Park lobby or by eled breakfast room. Call Church. More than 25 Oct. 11. The classes will be LEAGUE calling the Canton Hockey MAYBURY STATE PARK (734) 453-9833 for further tables of childrens items, a held at Summit on the B The Plymouth Symphony Association at (734) 207- B Summer Evening Series information. Park in Canton. For fur- 1002. .7 p.m. each Thursday. CLUBS bake sale, and a Discovery League is selling 2002 ARTS COUNCIL ther information call (734) Entertainment books to Each week a different topic MOMS IN TOUCH Toys representative will be ART CAMP SHOW B Every second Tuesday at 326-3936. support the Symphony's is covered from Maybury's n A Fall Rally from 9 a.m. - featured. Admission for B D & M Studios Annual noon you may take your 2001-2002 concert season. natural or cultural history Noon . Sept. 28 at Huron adults is $1. FLOWER EXCHANGE Summer Student Art Camp lunch and learn about art Buyers ordering now will with hikes and slide pro- Hills Baptist Church in GENEALOGY CLASS B Trailwood Garden Club Show and Exhibit will be with the speakers from the receive a free 2001 Values grams. All programs are Ann Arbor. Come be • Northville Genealogical Presents the Perennial held 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday, DIA. The cost is $5 for Book, while supplies last. free; however, a state park encouraged, and chal- Society presents Tom Exchange from 9-11 a.m. Aug. 27-Friday, Aug. 31; 9 members and $8 for others. The 2002 book price has motor vehicle permit is lenged by the difference Thompson, former Presi- Saturday, Sept. 8 in front a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, Lectures are free to senior been reduced to $30. To required for entry to the you can make in the lives dent of Western Wayne of the Wilcox House. Open Sept. 1; Noon-4 p.m., Sun- citizens. Winter 2001 class- order call (734) 451-2112. park. of children, teacher, admin- Genealogical Society, hold- to the whole community. day, Sept. 2. This year's es for children-acting, istrators and other school ing a class on how to plan Bring your healthy plants GOLF OUTING theme is "Australian Out- DUFFERS & DINERS singing, drawing, sketching staff. RSVP by Sept. 14 to your research and the pit- to exchange. B The second-annual Good back-Down Under" exhibit- B Sundays at the Golden and painting. For adults: Karen Jeffries at (734)397* falls he has uncovered in HIGH SCHOOL REUNION Grief Golf Outing to benefit ing art work completed by Fox of Fox Hills through photography, drawing, 2771. doing research for 25 years. B Plymouth High School New Hope Center for Grief young artists ages 3-16. September. Eighteen holes sketching, watercolor, salsa This class is at 2:30 p.m. Reunion, classes of Support will be held at Call (734) 453-3710 for fur- at $100/ couple - tee times NACW dance, and figure drawing Sunday, Sept. 9 at the picnic at Maybury State Tanglewood Golf Club in ther information. noon to 4 p.m.; nine holes B The September meeting with models. Art or drama Northville District Library. Park from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. South Lyon, with a 10 a.m. ANNIVERSARY PARTY $80/ couple - tee times 2-4 of West Suburban Chapter birthday parties or Scout For more information call Saturday, Sept. 8. Call J. shotgun start Saturday, B Bird Elementary School p.m. Price includes your of National Association of workshops custom w34; <±20-3622. Nuiqcusl iux uiiuiinai/iuii al sept. o. The cost for this choice of steak or chicken ... TT7 ... * ^ „ J. designed for each group will celebrate 60 years of vaioci (734) 455-6319. All school dinner, golf and cart. (any age) at the Plymouth CRAFT SHOW four-person scramble, learning with a '50s-style a.m. Tues. Sept. 11 at classes pre-1971 reunion Please call for tee times: Community Arts Council. • Crafters are needed for which includes 18 holes of party and open house noon Ernesto's in Plymouth. party at Plymouth Elks on (734) 453-7272. For information, call (734) the 15th annual juried golf with a cart, lunch, din- to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. Cost is $18 for members Ann Arbor Road beginning 416-4278. show from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ner and prizes, is $100 per 22, at the school, 220 Shel- BICYCLE RIDES and $22 for non-members. at noon Sunday, Sept. 9. golfer. Dinner and Silent don (northwest corner of Saturday, Oct. 20 at West B Bike tours throughout RSVP Brenda Durling KIWANIS BREAKFAST CLUB Middle School in Plymouth. FLEA MARKET Auction only $50. Contact Sheldon and Ann Arbor the Plymouth community, (734) 462-4670. B The Plymouth-Canton Call Terri at (248) 349- B Livonia Historical Soci- the center for information Trail). Parents, students, starting at 6:00 p.m. Mon- MOMS CLUB Kiwanis Breakfast Club 5344 for more information. ety presenting a flea mar- (248) 348-0115. alumni, former administra- days through October at B Western Wayne County tors, teachers and support meets 7 a.m. every Tues- ket from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. TA1 CHI CUSSES the Comerica Bank on Ann stay-at-home mothers may PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY staff may attend. For more day at the Plymouth Cul- Sunday, Sept. 9 at Green- B Beginner classes start at Arbor Road, west of Shel- meet at 10 a.m. the third AUDITIONS information, call the Bird tural Center, 525 Farmer, mead Historical Park. 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 10 in don. Find out how to bike Tuesday of each month. • Evola Music Center of School office at (734) 416- Plymouth. Guests are wel- Admission is $1 for chil- Livonia and Bloomfield to the area focal points The group offer play Canton will host auditions 3100 or the Bird 50th hot come. Call Charr Briggs at dren under 12 free. Food Hills - Classes for seniors while minimizing sharing groups, activities, outings for the Plymouth Sympho- line at (734) 454-0487. (810) 406-8489. ny Orchestra from 4-8 p.m. and refreshments avail- begin at 1 p.m., Wednes- the road with fast-moving and community service Monday, Sept. 10. The able. For more information day, Sept. 12 at the Livonia ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS motorists. For further opportunities. Call Tammie BUSINESS NETWORK Symphony is seeking expe- call (248) 477-7375. location. For more infor- B Plymouth Community information, call Alan at (734) 525-8955 for fur- INTERNATIONAL rienced players with PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY ther information B The Canton II Chapter of advanced musical skills for SOCIETY K OF C OX ROAST Business Network Interna- fall auditions for the 56th B The 55th annual meeting B Knights of Columbus Ox tional (BNI) holds its regu- concert season. Contact is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednes- Roast from 1-6 p.m. Mon- lar meetings 7-8:30 a.m. personnel manager, day, Sept. 5. It will cele- day, Sept. 3 at 150 Fair, every Wednesday at The Plymouth Observer welcomes Calendar items. Items should be from non-profit community Plymouth. Roast beef din- Roman Forum Restaurant, William Hulsker, at (313) brate a successful 55th con- groups or individuals announcing a community program or event. Please type or print 640-1773. cert season and feature a ners, take-out, family fun, 41601 Ford, Canton. 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VIVIAN M. GERRES worked as a driver for a linen Mr. Falvo was active in the Services for Vivian Gerres, 79, company. Boys and Girls Club of Detroit. of Canton were held Aug. 31 at Survivors include his wife," He loved baseball; coaching Lit- St. John Neumann Catholic Theresa; son, Jeffrey T.; daugh- tle League, RTJAA, Barney Church with the Rev. Andrew ter, Janet T. (Richard) Nelson; McCloskey and Westside Seven Webster officiating. daughter, Joan M. (Douglas) teams over the years. During his Mrs. Gerres was born Sept. 6, Budden; daughter, Julie A. coaching years, he often took 1921, in Shabbona, Mich., and (Phillip) Kerr; and six grandchil- many of his "team kids" to died Aug. 28 in Port Huron. She dren. Detroit Tigers games. He also was an executive secretary with Memorial contributions may belonged to the VFW Romanows- an automotive company. be made to Angela Hospice. ki Post. She was preceded in death by Arrangements were made by Surviving are his wife, her husband, Adam Joseph, and L.J. Griffin Funeral Home Can- Dorothy; son, Mark; daughters, brother, Edward Phetteplace. ton Chapel. Denise and Sandy; sister, Katie; Survivors include sisters, Jane SAMUEL "SAM" FALVO and 10 grandchildren, TJ Huggard, Eunuce Kreger and A funeral Mass for Samuel Atkins, Jeremy, Justin, Danny Helen (John) Parry. "Sam" Falvo of Redford was Aug. and Cody Jagosz, and Sam, Tedi, Memorial contributions may 29 in St. Valentine Catholic Sean, Gabriella and Catherine be made to Karmanos Cancer Church. Falvo. He is also survived by Institute. Mr. Falvo was born in Heil- many nieces and nephews. Arrangements were made by wood, Pa., and died Aug. 26, Family members live in Red- Neely-Turowski Funeral Home. 2001, after a heart attack. He ford, Garden City, Livonia, ULUANPRZYSTUP served in the Sea Bees in the Westland, Canton and Farming- ton. Lillian Przystup, 87, of Ply- Navy during World War II. He mouth died Aug. 25 in Livonia. was a business owner of the Gulf Arrangements were made by She was born Aug. 21,1914, in (later Marathon) service station Harry J. Will Funeral Home. Detroit. She was a homemaker. at the corner of Michigan and She was preceded in death by Livernois. I her son, William Przystup. Survivors include son, Jack Prystup of Plymouth; 11 grand- CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH children; and seven great-grand- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL children. WEBSITE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT Arrangements were made by AND WEBSITE HOSTING SERVICE STAFF PHOTOS BY PAUL HUBSCHMANNVermeule n Funeral Home. The Charter Township of Plymouth is seeking proposals for developing a THOMAS C. ANTAYA comprehensive Township website and providing Internet website hosting Joint effort: Nicholas Farmer Services for Thomas Antaya, service. The Township would prefer a single source for both services. of Canton, 4, and sister 69 of Plymouth were held Sept. 1 Bid packets, containing instruction and bid specifications, are available in at St. John Neumann Catholic the Office of the Clerk, Plymouth Township Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor Road, Courtney, 7, show off their Building No. 3, Plymouth, MI., during regular office hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 Canton Police identification Church. p.m. Bid packets cannot be mailed. Mr. Antaya was born Aug. 8, packets after completing the All proposals must be submitted by 3 p.m., on September 21, 2001, in a 1932, in Canada and died Aug. fingerprinting and photo ses- sealed envelope, clearly marked as "WEBSITE DESIGN AND 30 at Angela Hospice. He DEVELOPMENT AND WEBSITE HOSTING SERVICE" and hand sion at Gateway Country delivered to the Office of the Clerk, Plymouth Township Hall, 42350 Ann store on Ford Road. The Arbor Road, Building No. 3, Plymouth, MI. computer seller recently Ford donates MARILYN MASSENGILL, CMC teamed with the Canton Clerk, Charter Township of Plymouth Police Department to create engines for Publish: September 2,2001 the identification packets and a floppy diskette containing a P-CEP program photograph and information about the children. Dozens of Plymouth-Canton Educational area families stopped in dur- Park's Auto Technology Program ing the three-day event. Pic- % recently received a donation val- tured at right, Gateway Solu- ued at over $40,000. tions Advisor Nathan Pilk- The Ford Motor Dearborn BUY THIS BOX. ington measures Nicholas' Engine Plant donated and deliv- ered 10 new 2000-01 automobile height as his sister looks on. engines to P-CEP. The engines, of various types, will be used in auto classes to help students learn about the construction and operation of newer car compo- nents.

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OBSERVER SPORTS Salem survives Troy SCENE BY C.J. RLSAK played Thursday, fell to 1-1. SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] SOCCI Truth be told, the Rocks played very well for the first 20 Wolcott awarded Cover sports long enough and minutes. And they got a goal, you realize coaches are the abso- "We played very well tonight. scored by Shane Smith follow- The Michigan Interscholastic Ath- lute worst barometer when try- I'm much happier with the way ing a Brian Popeney restart, letic Administrators Association has ing to figure who won and lost a we played." from 40 yards out. Colts' keepr awarded one of its four annual $1,000 game. Salem coach Ed McCarthy: "I Edin Alic attempted to come out scholarships to Oliver Wolcott, son of think we caught them pretty Oh, they'll know the final and grab the kick, but it former Plymouth-Canton athletic flat at the start. We had a score (usually), but if you bypass escaped him and Smith was administrator Brian Wolcott. chance to put a couple in early that and just listen to their there to bury it. Oliver Wolcott graduated from Ply- and didn't take advantage of it. description of the game and how That goal came 10:21 into the mouth Canton HS last June with a And we absolutely did not it played out, then try to decide match, but it was all Salem 3.89 grade-point average. He was a defend well in the second half. on your own who won and who could manage despite being standout on the football, basketball "We have to get stronger in lost, chances are youll draw the quicker to the ball and keeping and baseball teams, earning all-con- the back. No question. I thought wrong conclusion. the play in Troy's end most of ference honors as a shortstop in base- going to something more tradi- Case in point — Plymouth the time. The Colts started to ball. tional, with a sweeper (in the Salem hosting Troy in boys soc- adjust, however, and for the second half), would help, but "Oliver Wolcott was an exceptional cer Wednesday. final 20 minutes of the opening even when we adjusted we did- athlete, but more importantly, he was Troy coach Carlos Wheatley: half, play was even. n't do it very well." an exceptional individual," said Can- "I'm very pleased with our play. It didn't stay that way in the ton baseball coach Scott Dickey. "He So who won? Why Salem, of We needed a game like this. We second half. Troy came out look- STAFF PHOTO BY PAUL HURSCHMANN is the type of person that you just love course — 2-1. Ball control: Salem's Chris Conlisk (8) and to coach." played Clarkston last night and ing like a different team, taking even though we won 3-2, we did- The victory raised the Rocks' Troy's Nathan Zuzga (9) battle for control of the The MIAAA has awarded more record to 2-2-1. Troy, which n't play as well. Please see SOCCER, B2 than $30,000 in scholarships to sons ball during Wednesday's hard-fought match. and daughters of the state's athletic' directors. Since 1997, the MIAAA has awarded four $1,000 scholarships. Oliver Wolcott will start his fresh- man year at Michigan State in the next few days, planning to study Chiefs club North molecular biology. Harrison's BY ED WRIGHT Heinzman certified STAFFWRITER Due to a Michigan high school foot- 1st quarter Sue Heinzman, athletic director at ball mercy rule, the game clock ran Plymouth Canton HS, has been recog- non-stop throughout the entire second nized by the National Interscholastic half of Friday night's Plymouth Can- buries Rocks Athletic Administrators Association ton-North Farmington game. as a certified athletic administrator. Due to a deceptive, well-oiled offen- To earn this distinction, Heinzman sive attack, the Chiefs' running backs Farmington Harrison rolled to its "demonstrated the highest level of ran non-stop throughout the entire , second victory of the young football knowledge and expertise in the field first half of the game, pacing Canton to season Friday, scoring a 56-13 victo- of interscholastic athletic administra- a 35-0 halftime lead and 42-0 victory ry over visiting Plymouth Salem. tion," according to the NIAAA release. over the outmanned Raiders. The top-ranked Hawks, who need- In gaining the certification, Heinz- The convincing home win boosted ed just nine plays to score their first man went through a process that Canton to 2-0 (1-0 in the Western six touchdowns, racked up 37 points included an evaluation of the candi- Lakes Activities Association). The in the first quarter and led at half- date's educational background, expe- Raiders dropped to 0-2 (0-1 in the time, 50-13. rience and professional contributions, WLAA). Harrison opened the scoring with " as well as a rigorous, comprehensive Once a team gains at least a 35-point quarterback Drew Stanton throw-.: written exam. advantage over its opponent — like ing the first of two TD passes to? The NIAAA is a national organiza- Canton did Friday night — the game flanker Agim Shabaj, the first cov- tion consisting of all 50 state athletic clock is stopped only for timeouts in the ering 40 yards. Mike Kloosterman^ administrators associations and more second half, according to the rule. kicked the first of six straight extra - than 5,800 individuals. It made for a very swift and unevent- points. % ful second half for both teams after a Marcus Woods had scoring runs of? one-sided fireworks show for the Chiefs 2 and 56 yards to help boost the; Madonna falls in the opening 24 minutes. score to 21-0, and Harrison added a - two-point safety when a bad snap Madonna University's men's soccer "No matter who we're playing or what the score is, we're always looking on a Salem punt sailed out of thei? team gave up two second-half goals end zone. > and ended up losing to Judson College for improvement," Canton coach Tim j Baechler emphasized, a few minutes Stanton connected with Shabaj,;; 3-2 in its opening match of the Ralph his future Michigan State Universi- Ketner Classic at Tri-State Universi- after Friday's game. "And I saw ty teammate, for a 46-yard TD pass, ^ ty in Angola, Ind. improvement tonight, especially on special teams and in our tackling. and Charles Pickett had an 8-yard* Goals by Nick Szczechowski (from run to complete the scoring in the* Plymouth Salem), assisted by Patrick "Offensively, I was pleased with the way we blocked tonight. Defensively, I opening period. ° Griffin (Plymouth/Catholic Central) Woods had another 56-yard-- and Casey Cook (Canton/CC), and liked the way we played on third downs. We're still committing too many touchdown run early in the second- Jonathan Johnson (Plymouth Can- quarter to give the Hawks a 44-0!: ton), assisted by Griffin and Matt penalties (five for 52 yards). We still have a ways to go, but we're getting lead. ^ Koontz (Livonia Stevenson), gave the Facing the Harrison second-team J Crusaders a 2-1 lead. But they could- there." North Farmington coach Rich Bur- defense, Salem's Myron Covington), n't hold on to it. scored touchdowns on runs of 9 and' Doug Koontz (Canton) started and rell said his team's execution could have been better against the Chiefs, 1 yards. ; made seven stops in goal for Madon- STAFF PHOTO BY PAUL HURSCHMANN The Rocks (0-2) had scoring drives^ na. He was relieved by Matt Strab- but he couldn't have been happier with some of the intangibles his team dis- Plunging ahead: Canton had little trouble moving the ball against of 12 and five plays, respectively.* bing (Canton) with 12 minutes North Farmington, demonstrated by Brandon Yopp as he runs Drew Bringley kicked the PAT after" remaining. played. "I was very proud of the way our over a would-be Raider tackier. the second touchdown. Hie loss left the Crusaders at 1-1. team stayed composed, even when we With seven seconds left in the were down 42-0," Burrell said. "A lot of that." offense and defense following the first half, Pickett scored his second TD times, a team will get way down and You also can't ask for much more series of the third quarter. on a 1-yard run to make the half-** Tryouts lose its composure. But these kids kept than Canton running back Dane Kobus Kobus, who also played a solid game time score 50-13. • Tryouts for a newly-formed Michigan a positive attitude and they kept work- contributed to the Chiefs' offense: 158 at linebacker on defense, reeled off four Harrison's Bill Richeson finished. Indians 12-and-under travel baseball ing hard right up until the last whistle. yards on 12 carries and three touch- runs of 25 yards or better. team will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9 at You can't ask for much more than downs in just over two quarters of Please see SALEM FOOTBALL, B2! Massey Field in Plymouth. The team will action. Baechler sent in the reserves on Please see CANTON FOOTBALL, B2 play approximately 50 games next sum- mer, including Little Caesars League and tournaments. II—II Jin mmm a For more information, call Ben Kosmal- ski at (734) 416-1151 or e-mail Bob Cleary at [email protected]. Dig 9WWJ - ^ • The Canton Community Junior Base- New coaches aim ball and Softball Association's (CCJBSA) Taller Ocelots may pose quite a threat 13-and-under boys travel baseball teams will have tryouts for the 2002 season at is to take Ocelots BY C.J. RlSAK In fact, this could prove to be 10 a.m. Sept. 8 at Fiodin Park, located SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] one of the best teams the Lady off Saltz. The team will play 40-plus Ocelots have fielded in quite a games, plus tournaments. to NJCAA title There will always be losses to while. It certainly will be one of For more information, call Dan Boylan overcome — it's the nature of col- the tallest. 1: at (734) 981-4855, Dave Giove at (734) legiate coaching. Some years, "We're taller than we've eve£r 981-4471 or Ron Myers at (734) 459- those losses will be more promi- been, by far," said Teeters, whose BY C.J. RlSAK 4026. SPORTS EDITOR nent than others. team last year finished second to.

•First games can be treacherous, up- Agape 45, PCA 33: Canton Agape Bednark scored six points and pulled The Chiefs trailed 32-19 at the half and-down affairs, the kind that drive Christian got off to a quick start in the down six rebounds. and 49-27 after three periods. Keimice coaches batty. Which must've happened final of the Eagle Kickoff Classic, hosted, PCA got 10 points and 11 rebounds Halloran led Marian with 13 points; tU Bagwell scored all of East ed 12-of-26 passes with one Rocks' goal and centered it. to gain Lansing's touchdowns Friday interception. Salem keeper Tavio Palazzolo control of night while Banaszak tallied all 11-yard run with 4:40 left in the Bagwell scooted over from the stopped the initial shot but could the ball of Redford Catholic Central's (no opening period to tie the score 4 with 5:35 left in the third quar- not corral the rebound. Troy's quibbling about extra points, but East Lansing countered with ter, while Banaszak re-tied it, before an another drive capped by Bag- Aaron Hasenjager reached it and onrushing please) and the Trojans defeated 21-21, on a 3-yard run with 31 knocked it home to knot the the Shamrocks, 28-21. well's 6-yard scoring reception seconds left in the period. Dearborn from quarterback Malcolm scfore at 1-all. ' • * It was host East Lansing's sea- Bagwell scored the winner The Colts did not let up, con- X. defender son-opener while CC suffered its Hardy. That came with 1:48 left with 9:59 to play on a 37-yard tinuing to apply the pressure * can gain in the opening period. first defeat in two games. touchdown run. and narrowly missing on several possession The Trojans had pretty much a Banaszak scored again, from The Shamrocks got to the Tro- chances — the most notable com- during one-dimensional offense. Give three yards out, with 5:14 left in jans' 30 with 20 seconds left but ing with 23 minutes left to play. Bagwell the ball and let him go the half to create a 14-14 half- a trio of penalties and a sack ran Thursday's time deadlock. Banaszak fin- A hard shot from 25 yards out match. wherever he could. Which is to out the clock. Derek Brooks was got over a leaping Palazzolo and say, wherever he wanted. ished with 137 yards on 16 rush- the No. 2 rusher with 53 yards es. banged off the crossbar, bound- The teams alternated touch- on 15 carries. ing out to a hard-charging Jim downs with Bagwell scoring first The Shamrocks got some CC had one interception, by Spencer — whose header some- on a 50-yard run. In all, he mileage through the air, with Randell Means, that snuffed out how went over the net. gained 220 yards rushing on 30 quarterback Tom Jakacki and an East Lansing drive inside the "We were just unlucky with carries. receiver Ryan Wrobleski proving Shamrocks' 30 in the second to be a formidible combination. our finishing," said Wheatley. "I Banasczk countered with an quarter. know the kids are a bit disheart- % Wrobelski caught 10 passes for ened, but they played with a lot o£ heart." * STAFF PHOTO BY ;The Rocks got a chance three 4, BRYAN MITCHELL Canton football from page B1 minutes later, and they made the most of it. Ryan Fazzio's shot defending state co-champion, lagher split time in goal to earn He was complemented nicely quarterback keeper by back-up Following another three-and- from 22 yards went just wide of Thursday. the shutout. by backfield mates Chad Fuller Bryan Smith late in the fourth out series for North Farmington, the Troy net, but Kevin The Chiefs, who improved to 5- (48 yards on 11 carries) and Reg- quarter. the Chiefs pieced together an Peurasaari reached it and sent it 0, got goals from Nick Houdek Dearborn 1, CC 0: Redford gie Joyner (40 yards on eight eight-play, 65-yard scoring drive in front to Jared Lamborn for and Nahshon Washington. Nick Catholic Central (1-2) gave up an carries). "We always try to establish the that was climaxed by a 10-yard the finish and a 2-1 Salem lead. Rolfe assisted on Houdek's goal; "own" goal with 15 minutes left As well as they ran, Canton's run early, but if it's not working, Murphy-to-Chris Smilo touch- A lead the Rocks managed to Ryan Busse drew the assist on in the first half and that proved ball-carriers did not outshine we look to open it up," Burrell down pass to make it 28-0. maintain, although Troy pressed Washington's score. to be the difference Thursday as senior quarterback Brendan said. "We weren't moving the Canton scored its final points to the very end. Greg Musser was in goal for visiting Dearborn (1-2) earned a Murphy, who completed all five ball on the ground tonight, so we of the half on a 1-yard plunge by "We were fortunate to get out Canton, making five saves. non-league victory. of his passes for 62 yards and a had to pass a little more than we Fuller with just 37 seconds left. of here with a win," said touchdown. He also manned the would have liked." McCarthy before retiring to talk PCA 10, C'ville 0: This match, "It's disappointing, we should controls of an offense that often Canton scored on its first pos- The Chiefs' first possession of tq his team — a conversation played Thursday at Plymouth have won," CC coach Dana times leaves defenders wonder- session on a 6-yard run by the second half — and last with that lasted several animated Christian Academy, proved to be Orsucci said. "But we didn't play ing, "Who has the ball?" Kobus, who, thanks to some their starters still in the game — minutes, proving that perfor- little challenge for the Eagles, with any sense of urgency. nifty faking by Murphy and also ended with a touchdown mance can't always be defined by who improved to 4-0. Livonia "I don't care if we lose, but if "I'm trying to establish a pass- Fuller, didn't have a Raider when Kobus found paydirt from the scoreboard. Clarenceville fell to 0-2. we do we have to play with some ing game a little bit more this within 5 yards of him when he 4 yards out. The run put the At least not in a coach's view- Dan Carty, Matt Gallagher dignity. We have to play with year," Baechler admitted. "Bren- crossed the goal line. Kicker icing on a 10-play, 73-yard drive point. « and Jacob Williams each scored some fire and some spirit out dan showed good poise tonight Ankit Kachhal followed with the that used up almost six minutes two goals for PCA, with Tim there. and he made some nice throws." first of his six extra points to of the second-half clock; Canton 2, DelaSalle 1: Ply- Oswalt, Brian Kaczmarek, John "We're still not clicking and Junior signal-caller Rich make it 7-0 with 7:13 left in the North Farmington entered mouth Canton kept its record Wendt and Michael Thomas get- we're still not on the same page. Hegstrom was the silver lining first quarter. Canton territory just once all perfect with a victory over visit- ting one goal apiece. "But it's early in the season- on a dark cloud of a night for the night and managed just three ing Warren DeLaSalle, the Mark Ericson and Drew Gal- and I won't hit the panic button." Raiders. Despite constant pres- Three plays after a Kyle Lasko first downs compared to the sure applied by the Chiefs' front interception gave the Chiefs the Chiefs' 11. seven, Hegstrom completed 8-of- ball on the Raiders' 29, Fuller Burrell praised Justin Kasgor- 14 passes for 53 yards. rammed it in from 3 yards out to gis and Bryan Smith for their North's running game was make it 14-0. Kobus closed out defensive effort. Several Canton stuck in neutral and racked up the first-quarter scoring with an defenders shined, most notabiy just 4 yards. The Raiders longest 11-yard TD run on a third-and- Mike Tomasaitis, Todd Shirk- run of the night was a 6-yard 10 play to make it 21-0. man and Mike Tolhurst.

Salem football from page B1 the scoring with a 1-yard run 128 yards, and Jake Ghannam were 0-for-2 passing. midway through the third quar- was 5-of-8 for 195. Shabaj Senior noseguard Steve Wolff caught four passes for 122 yards made seven tackles to lead Har- The Hawks had 459 total and Mike Bartley three tor 69. rison defensively. Senior Jason yards - 231 passing and 228 Woods rushed nine times for Lyngklip, junior Mitch Huzar running. The Rocks had 205 168 yards and Pickett five for 33. and senior Paul Hart had six @ 7:30 PM yards, all of it rushing yardage. Salem's Covington gained 136 each. The Hawks recovered five Wad., Octcberl O ~ vs. Calgary Stanton was 4-of-8 passing for yards on 23 carries; the Rocks fumbles. Fit, OctDbarl Z - vs. Buffalo @ 7:30 PM bar 16 - vs. Columbus @ 7:30 M Thura., Octaibel r 18 ~ vs. Philadelphia @ 7:30 PM Sat, Octaiba r 20 ~ vs. Los Angeles @ 7:30 PM Wed., Oetaibe r 24- vs. Edmonton @ 7:30 PM CLAS^I I IK I) S K C I ION Fri., Qctibei r 26 ~ vs. Dallas @ 7:30 PM FOR THESE COMPANIES Fri., Navember 2 - vs. NY islandera@ 7:30 PM Tua., Neveniberl 3 ~ vs. Carolina @ 7:30 PM m Fri.. Noveitibe r 16 ~ vs. Minnesota @ 7:30 PM Sat, Novellibe r 17 ~ vs. Los Angeles @ 7:30 PM Specialized Pharmacy Services, Inc. Tins., Nevelibei r 20 ~ vs. Nashville @ 7:30 PM Fri., Nevenibe r 23 ~ vs. St Louis @ 7:30 PM Sun., Nevenibe r 25 ~ vs. Chicago @ 6:00 PM RITE IpisJlpiaa line., Novelnbe r 27 ~ vs. Calgary @ 7:30 PM Fri., Novanibe r 30 ~ vs. New Jersey @ 7:30 PM

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PREP FOOTBALL Brighton at N. Farmington. 7 p.m. Canton at Oakland CC, 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6 SC soccer Friday, Sept. 7 Berkley at Farmington, 7 p.m. Harrison, W.L. Western, N. Farm.,' • Redford CC at DeLaSaile. 4 p.m. Wayne at Edsel Ford, 7 p.m. (Salem Tournament) Glenn at Central City Park, 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7 to work with." off the field. Garden City at Beiievitle, 7 p.m. Northville vs. Novi. 5:30 p.m. Salem, Franklin, Northville, Riv. Richard Inv.. TBA. Thurston at Rl) (Kraft), 7 p.m. Scicluna agreed. "We Other returnees — they ' Salem vs. A.A. Huron, 7 p.m. W.L. Central at Cass Benton, 4 p.m. GIRLS SWIMMING have the potential to win Churchill at Franklin, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8 total seven,' from a tear Saturday, Sept. 8 Tuesday, Sept. 4 the national champi- that went 13-4-2 last si John Glenn at Stevenson, 7:30 p.m. Salem Tourney, 3:30 & 5 p.m. W. Bloomfieid Invitational Churchill at W.L. Central, 7 p.m. Harrison atW.L. Western, 7:30 p.m. onship," the former Red- son, losing in a shootout to PREP BOYS SOCCER at Kensington Metropark, 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept, 6 ford Catholic Central N. Farmington at Salem. 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 3 Cuyahoga CC in the Dearborn Invitational, 10 a.m. Dearborn at Salem, 7 p.m. standout said. "But that NJCAA Region 12 final W.L. Central at N. Farm., 7:30 p.m. Salem at E. Lansing. TBA. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Churchill at John Glenn, 6 p.m. Canton at Northville, 7:30 p.m. doesn't mean anything include forward/midfielder Tuesday, Sept, 4 Tuesday, Sept. 4 G.P. North at Stevenson, 7 p.m. when compared to a team Saturday, Sept. 8 Kevin Callendar, keeper Grosse lie at C'viile. 4:30 p.m. Ladywood at N.D. Prep, 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8 that isn't as talented but C'viile at Luth. Northwest. 1 p.m. Kevin Smail, marking Garden City at Luth. W'sld. 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6 WLAA Relays at Saiem, noon. works hard and achieves Liggett at Luth. Westland. 1 p.m. backs Chris Lamasse CC at Toledo St. John, 4:30 p.in. Salem, Franklin, Northville, EMU Relays, TBA. it." St. Agatha vs. Light & Life Baptist Pk. at Huron Valley. 4:30 p.m. (from Plymouth Salem,! W.L. Central at Cass Benton, 4 p.m. There are several obsta- at Taylor Kennedy, 1 p.m. Churchill at Rochester, 7 p.m. and Phil Moore, defender Mega Quad at Wayne, 4 p.m. MEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER cles that must be dealt Borgess at Benedictine, 2 p.m. Salem at Franklin, 7 p.m. Shawn Presnell (Redford Churchill, Stevenson, Farmington, Sunday, Sept. 2 with for the Ocelots to Union), and forward Ti: Redford CC vs. O.L. St. Mary Wednesday, Sept, 5 Canton at Oakland CC, 4 p.m. S'craft at Coll. of DuPage (III.). TBA. make a title run — not the Moxie (RU). at RU's Kraft Field. 7 p.m. Churchill at Canton. 7 p.m. Harrison, W.L. Western, N. Farm,, Monday, Sept. 3 least of which is the Many other newcomer.-?, GIRLS BASKETBALL W.L. Central at Harrison. 7 p.m. Glenn at Centra! City Park, 4 p.m. Ind. Wesleyan at Madonna. 3 p.m. change in coaching. Van other than Eller, may i. •. Tuesday, Sept. 4 Northville at N, Farm.. 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8 Wednesday, Sept. 5 Dimitriou, who has served their way into the starting - Fairlane at C'viile, 6:30 p.m. Farmington at W.L. Western. 7 p.m. W. Bloomfieid Invitational Kellogg at Schoolcraft. 4 p.m. as SC's head coach for the lineup. Like Mike Thou - Woodhaven at Ladywood. 7 p.m. Crestwood at Thurston, 7 p.m. at Kensington Metropark, 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 8 past 18 years, has been (Stevenson) at forward; St. Agatha at Franklin Road, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept, 6 Dearbora invitational, 10 a.m. S'craft vs. O.L. St. Mary battling cancer for the Zoran Goigic. a 28-year-old, Ply. Christian at A.A. Richard, 7 p.m. C'viile at RU (Kraft Fieidi, 4 p.m. U-D Mercy Invitational at Macomb Tourney, noon. past year. In the last two native of Yugoslavia. a1 Ypsilanti at Churchill, 7 p.m. John Glenn at Stevenson, 7 p.m. at Cass Benton Park, 10 a.m. Madonna a: St. Francis ((nd.j, 2 p.m. weeks, his health has sweeper: Worteh Samp- • Franklin at Garden City, 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7 GIRLS TENNIS Sunday, Sept. 9 taken a turn for the worse at center midfield/stoppor; T Stevenson at Wyandotte, 7 p.m. Wayne at Grosse lie. 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4 S'craft vs. Hudson iN.Y.) and he relinquished his Ryan Mailord at stopper: - Monroe at Wayne, 7 p.m. Garden City at John Glenn. 5:30 p.m. Ladywood at Divine Child, 4 p.m. at Macomb Tourney. TBA. position, leaving it to his and Eric Sicilia (Livoni. N. Farmington at RU, 7 p.m. (Huron Valley Luth. Invitational) Wednesday, Sept. S WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER assistants. Churchill) at keeper. Milford at Harrison. 7 p.m. Luth. W'sld at Huron Valley. 4:30 p.m. Romulus at Wayne, 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 2 It hasn't been easy. "He But, as Scicluna noted Howell at Canton. 7 p.m. Agape vs. Michigan Lutheran Thursday, Sept. 6 S'craft at Lake County. TBA Salem at A.A. Pioneer, 7 p.m. was like a father to me," when asked who else coul$. at Lutheran Westland, 4:30 p.m. Novi at Canton, 4 p.m, Saturday, Sept. 8 said Kurta. Added Sciclu- Thursday, Sept. 6 Saturday, Sept. 8 have an impact on the f Marian at Ladywood, 4 p.m. S'craft vs. Moraine Valley na, who lost another of his son: "It could be the whole Huron Valley at School-Deaf, 5:30 p.m. Redford CC at Farmington, 12:30 p.m. John Glenn at Garden City, 4 p.m. at College of DuPage till.*« TBA C'viile at Roeper. 6:30 p.m. mentors, his uncle Paul starting lineup." And t! Wat. Mott at Harrison, J.2'30 p.in Saturday, Sept. 8 Sunday. Sept. 9 Scicluna, to a car accident Luth. W'sld at Flat Rock. 7 p.m. N. Farm, at Wat. Kettering, 12:30 p.m. hasn't even been decided. Salem Invitational, 8:30 a.m.' S'craft at Coll. of DuPage (III.). TBA. two years ago: "It's been Not yet. Flint Nf'western at Ladywood, 7 p.m. Stevenson at Troy. 1 p.m. Monroe Invitational, 8 a.m. WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Mercy at Notre Dame Prep, i p.m. an emotional transition for (Huron Valley Luth. Invitational) Tuesday Sept « all of us." Piy. Christian at Flat Rock, 7 p.m. Winners at Luth. Westland, il a.m. Blending the egos on BOYS GOLF Madonna at Spring Arbo'. ? p.m Still, the team carries this team into a function- N Churchill at Garden City. 7 p.m. Losers at Hu'on Valley, 11 a.m Wednesday, Sept. S Friday-Saturday, Sept. 7-8 on. Its season started yes- ing team is so me thing Woodhaven at Franklin, 7 p.m. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Livonia Public Schools Inv. Julie Manm Memorial terday with a match Peters and Scicluna want ' Stevenson at Redford tinier,. p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6 at Fox Creek, 3 p.m. lou.'ne> at iviauomid. ib« against Meramec CC in to accomplish by using John Glenn at Thurston, 7 p.m. Wayne at Woodhaven, 4 p.m Wayne vs. Trenton the College of DuPage 'Wazoga', a combination of" Wayne at Belleville, 7 p.m. Churchiii. Stevenson, Farmington, at West Shore, 3 p.m. TBA — time to be announced. Tournament outside waza (Japanese for teel Chicago. The Ocelots play nique) and yoga. This Springfield in their second fully-integrated fitness match of the tournament program blends several philosophies revolving WHALERS TICKETS today. seats at $8 each and V.I.P. tickets at $12 each. season-opener scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Satur- These games should around complete menta Individual game tickets for the Plymouth The Whalers also offer a special Family Value day, Sept. 15 vs..the Erie Otters. Fans can awareness. It is a proce — Whalers are now on sale the Compuware help the coaches put Pack for certain games. The Family Value Pack come early for a pre-game celebration featuring together a starting lineup Scicluna and Peters, a for- Sports Arena box office. They may be pur- includes four executive reserved tickets, four Nickelodeon characters Angelica and Rocco, mer standout at Birmin. chased by calling (734) 453-8400 or by logging — which isn't easy, simply ham Brother Rice, have hot dogs, four soft drinks and two game pro- from Rugrats. Joining them will be Whalers' because of the abundance on to www.plymouthwhaler8.com. grams for $36. mascot Shooter, Lovely the Clown and Balloon formed into a business. Ticket prices will remain the same for the of talent. "Everyone will The Whalers p!av most of their home games Man Dan. have a big influence on the third-straight year, with executive reserved on Friday and Saturday nights, with the home ''We teach them that Pre-game festivities start at 6:00 p.m. team," said Kurta. they are always evolvin. "They're going to have to that they must flow like fight for their spots at water and strike like ice." ' J every practice. said Scicluna. SC volleyball from pagp B 'No one will have a For ihus leam to accoi guaranteed spot. It's the plish its rather lofty go£ and a lack of depth made SC vul- ters Teeters is planning to use — Katie Drews (Livonia Stevenson) will be -Jessica Walk?.1!' 'Redford only way a team can be Kurta said, "They have nerable. and he is thinking about utilizing is a 6-0 hitter and strong blocker Thurston), who is just recovering successful." be disciplined, from the "This team will be much deeper," an offense with two setters — are who will play the right side or mid- from an ankle injury, and Desiree At the top of the poten- first minute to the last said Teeters. 5-7 freshmen forma V«'«;::i(i and dle, while Kerstin Marshall (Livo- Betts (Livonia l ad;-, -vood1. ,• ^o.>d tial list is Tom Eller, con- minute. Thev have to wura. •: K'- i hi' \ ,i • Tiiis i earn win HE paR't HUMMHV nia Franklin) is a 6-2 presence in back-ro *ir». :"i he- : nu,. ugh in handle if ihosf retm Miris.'. <)!.•; 1 I -. 111' U ' I!. i ! : • : ; • : . . : • the middle or on the right side and defc.: < t s.. pteiraei players tU Li\uw:u ^eaouii i:;\ j tic wi the can handle their now, expanded abundance of experience am! i.- armed wi^h a potent serve. It shouid a;i add up to a beiier Stevenson in 1999. Eller. first day of practice if they roles. Kmet "is probably our top strong defensively, while Korn is a There's more. Sarah Hesse is a all-around team. "I think defen- however, neglected his want to be successful." athlete." Teeters said. "She'll play "very good athlete" with great ball 6-0 right side hitter who has solid sively we'll be A much STRMIGT-T studies and had to ptit his There's a ha for this on the left side this year. And she's control and a very good jump blocking skills and is improving team and offensively we'll be collegiate soccer plans on group of young men to our top-returning receiver." serve. quickly, while Carly Szajnecki is a stronger," said Teeters, "We hold — until this season. absorb, from the loss of a Hamilton was the team's co-most As far as the offense is con- 5-11 middle/right side hitter who recruited the best athletes we What will make Eller long-time coach to the valuable performer, an honor she cerned, Teeters won't lack options. boasts great leaping ability to go could get and in the process we got even more dangerous is mental approaches beinCT * shared with Yaklin. "She can play Noelle Swartz (Canton/Westland with strong all-around talents. a lot of middle hitters. That's going the company surrounding applied by the new coac A any one of the front row positions, Jc r:iienn; . 6 0 :id( ft] t r And Meghan Mitchell was a 5-8 to give oOiVic upiiuiio. him. Dan Lipun, tuiuLliei ing staff. Kuw well ihey and she did some setting for us was signed last year but injuries to middle hitter at Dearborn Divine Should Teeters be able to piece Stevenson grad, led SC in handle it will determine last year and may this year too," both knees® kept her °nt of action Child who can fill any of the hit- this together properly, in the next goals scorcd last season; how long tliCii* soasoii said Teeters. "She has a really Now, after a redshirt season, she ting spots and be a primary passer, month or so, then the Ocelots just he's also a valuable leader lasts. strong attitude." returns and could play anj-where too. might give St. Clair a bit of a run. Nitschke is another with all- on the front row. Filling defensive specialist roles Maybe. around ability; she was SC's main setter last season. "She has good court sense and is a serving spe- cialist," Teeters said. Kiefer start- ed at outside hitter last season and has improved defensively, but an ankle injury this season has set her back a bit. Now the newcomers. First, set-

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NATURE NOTES mm Balancing act: Intro to bicycling

BY SUE MASON Grandma had picked up used TT cle - with no training wheels. STAFF WRITER and refurbished so the grand- 1 It didn't work that way for For parents, teaching a kids would have something to SMI Bobby. He quickly outgrew it child to ride a bike is the next do. The bike, which Grandma and moved up to his 16-inch great challenge after potty painted red and yellow, was of bike by his third birthday. training, and the same axiom my era, with wide tires and By the next spring and used for the later is true for fenders. The training wheels "instructions" from Jorey, he the former. were new, but one bracket was burning up the side- When a child is ready to do didn't quite fit snugged and walks. Of course, we did it, he will. had the knack of slipping, off spend countless hours, provid- TIM NOWICKI So why is it almost seven- making the wheel useless. ing pushes when his training year-old Bobby Mason, when I say imagine because I had wheels got hung up on a crack asked who taught him to ride headed off for some adult con- and the rear tire just spun a bicycle, skips over Mom and versation with my mother-in- around aimlessly. Dad to say it was his Grand- law Bev. We had hardly had a Now that he can ride a two- £:• Rest areas chance to talk when I was wheeler, he's zipping all over pa. His reason? "Grandpa said I summoned back outside to see the place - across the lawn, was big enough." something. down the driveway and a It's not the first time some- "Mom, look what I can do," I quick sojourn into the street habitations one else has been credited heard as I rounded the corner before getting yelled at by his with teaching him to ride. The of the parking lot. My son, Dad. transition from faux bicycle to whom we were beginning to And being able to balance a real one with rubber tires think would have training has helped him ride his scoot- for history and a chain was credited to wheiels on his mountain bike er. Instead on endlessly push- the neighbors' grandson, when he was an adult, was ing, he's figured out he can Jorey. speeding up and down the balance and coast and even Rest areas along our nations express- One night, Jorey whizzed by parking lot on two wheels. use the foot brake successful- ways can be full of natural history. on a bike his grandparents Ironically, his Dad, who was ly. They are built in a variety of locations had got him as we were leav- situating a hunting blind on His red bike has been representing many different habitats ing for dinner. When we the property he and his broth- replaced by a snazzy electric er lease, called at the same transected by our roads. returned, Bobby climbed on blue-and-orange one. The old his bike and went flying down time and he got to hear the one has been passed down to Earlier this summer my family and I news from his breathless and his 4-year-old cousin Daniel drove to Colorado. Along the way we the driveway, yelling at us to "Look what Jorey taught me." excited son. who, upon seeing it, wanted stopped, as many families do, at several Dad had called because they the training wheels off so he rest areas. In both cases, it wasn't a Student and teacher: Bobby Mason (left) got his case of what we didn't do, it needed some tools ferried to could ride like Bobby. I remember having lunch at one rest the hunting site, but the sons first real bike riding lesson from his grandfather If only Bobby could only was just the time to do it. And Harold Burkholder. area in northern Illinois that looked just Grandpa, the astute man that waited as a proud Grandpa inspire his sister. A few days like an oak-savanna with short grass. he is, could see it was time. watched his grandson enjoy shy of her fifth birthday, Car- An oak-savanna has scattered oak trees, his first real bicycle ride. behind him and held the rear With Bobby, the more times olee shows no interest. She'll "You know, most of the time of his seat to steady him as he he fell, the less he wanted to often burr oak, with plenty of medium he's balancing on that bike," So, is it any wonder he says zip along on the an old tricycle length grasses growing in between. Grandpa taught him? peddled. I'd let go intermit- ride. Needless to say, not when we're up north, but back he told me watching Bobby tently, but as soon as my much riding took place last Oak-savanna was a common habitat in race up and down the Lake The funny thing is his Dad home, she goes 10 feet on her and I were constantly encour- hands left the seat he was on summer until the training Little Mermaid bike and southern Michigan, too, because it was City Elementary School park- his way down. He didn't real- wheels were put back oh. close to the long grass prairie that ing lot. "I could raise the other aging Bobby to learn to bal- quits. It's too hard, she says ... ance, so we could buy him a ize he needed only to set his During all of this, I'm sur- so's her Barbie scooter that extended into the southwestern corner of wheel just a little, so if he foot down to steady himself. started to tip, it would be bigger bike. He had outgrown prised he didn't revert back to came with its own training the state, and the hardwood forests' of his shiny red 16-incher. The His Dad encouraged him sit his earlier days. When Bobby wheels. the northern latitudes. there to catch him before he fell." seat was raised as high as it on the bike and practice bal- came into our lives at age 2%, Frankly, I think she's hold-' Historically, this land was more easily would go and that wasn't ancing. He'd do that for a few he could break the sidewalk ing out for an electric (not cleared than a dense forest, so it became I nodded in agreement, enough. He was just about knowing Grandpa would use minutes and then drop the speed limit on one of those likely) pink Barbie car. the first farmland when settlers arrived. smacking his chin with his bike and find something else foot-powered, animal-shaped And Grandpa, who isn't the his analytical skills before knees when he rode it. Lights on the rest area buildings are taking action. Grandpa - to do. riding toys, but he just loved sort of person to rest on his on all night and are attractive to moths known to friends and relatives We had tried taking the Actually, I remember doing to walk an old bike twice his laurels, already has his eye on and other insects. as Harold Burkholder - used training wheels off last sum- that when I was about that size around the backyard ... his youngest grandson. Daniel I frequently check the walls on the those skills many times dur- mer. He came home from day age. I wanted to ride my sis- lap after lap. (Maybe that's also has inherited Bobby's yel- outside of the building for moths that ing his days as a science care one day, insistent that ter's bike - it was so big my where he got the idea that low-and-red bike, and Grand- seek shelter behind the vending teacher at Vogel Junior High they be taken off because his feet didn't touch come any- balancing on a bike means a pa's sideline analysis says he's machine, or on the brick wall. Some School and as a football coach buddy, Jamie, was riding where near touching the seriously lean to the left?) pretty close to getting rid of without them. He expected to species are very camouflaged even when at West High School, both in ground - and worked on bal- He did use the three-step those wheels. Garden City, and later as a get on the bike and ride like ancing as I rolled along the toddler bike his aunt and (Mason, who gets to go exposed on the side of a brick wall. Jamie, but his first spill - through this again when Car- In Nebraska we encountered large coach at Brother Rice. side my parents' garage. By uncle had gotten him as a wel- luckily ori the grass - showed the time I got to the end, I coming gift. It had four-inch olee decides she's ready, is the cicadas that were calling in the trees I imagine he assumed his him it was harder than it sideline stance and watched could balance, but my left leg wide plastic wheels and train- editor of the Garden City and clinging to the side of the building. looked. and arm were a mass of Observer and can be reached Once we saw them, it confirmed our sus- closely as Bobby chased after ing wheels of about the same Being the person who took scratches from hitting the thickness that could take a at (734) 953-2107 or by e-mail picion that a large insect which hit our his older cousins on an old the training wheels off, I ran bike, one of several he and bricks. toddler right up to a real bicy- at [email protected].) windshield while driving, was big enough to have been a cicada. It proba- bly was, but their was nothing left to trace its identity. OUTDOOR CALENDAR We did not travel late at night, but 111 bet the insects attracted to the light FOUR SEASONS Creek, 1-800-477-7756; Indian attracted bats. Years ago in Kentucky I ACTIVITIES/EVENTS The Four Seasons Fishing Club meets Springs, 1-800-477-3192; Kensington, 1-800-477-3178; Hudson Mills, 1-800- WAYNE COUNTY found nothing but moth wings outside a 7:30-9:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of METRO-WEST STEELHEADERS each month at the Livonia Civic Park 477-3191. rest room in the morning. Bats eat the PARKS Metro-West Steelheaders meets at Senior Center, 15218 Farmington HAWKFEST COUNTY PARK REQUIREMENTS nutritious body and discard the useless 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each Road. Call Jim Kudej at (734) 591- wings. month in the cafeteria at Garden City Lake Erie Metropark, one of the pre- Wayne County Parks offers nature 0843 for more information. - mier hawk watching sites in North interpretive programs throughout the At one Nebraska rest stop we were High School. Call Dominic Liparoto at America, will host the 12th annual able to identify the butterflies that were (248) 476-5027 for more information. year. Advanced registration is request-. •;;: Hawkfest, a two-day celebration of the ed. Call (734) 261-1990 to register and flying in massive numbers as we drove MICHIGAN FLY FISHING annual fall migration of birds of prey along the expressway. For several miles The Michigan Fly Fishing Club meets METROPARKS for more information. Z*•! (hawks, eagles, falcons, owls and vul- *« V; we encountered these butterflies as we at 7:30 p.m. the first and third METROPARK REQUIREMENTS tures) on Saturday, Sept. 15 and Sun- drove in a straight line. How many were Wednesdays of each month at Livonia Most Metropark programs are free day, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. each (To submit items for consideration in *«•'; there away from the path of our car? Clarenceville Middle School, located while some require a nominal fee. day. Hawkwatchers will be counting the Observer & Eccentric's Outdoor *' When we stopped at the rest area, on Middlebelt Road between Seven Advanced registration and a motor migrating raptors and using their Calendar send information to: Out- • : there were butterfly bodies littering the and Eight Mile roads. Visit vehicle permit are required for all pro- spotting scopes to take a peek at birds. doors, 805 E, Maple, Birmingham, MI parking lot. They turned out to be paint- www.mffc.org on the Internet for more grams. Call the respective parks toll For more information, $all 1-800-477- 48009; fax information to 248-644- H ed ladies, a butterfly related to the red free at uie following numbers: Siou,y 1314.) admiral that was extremely abundant earlier this spring and summer in south- eastern Michigan. Much more pleasant to see were the live butterflies nectaring at planted flowers. All-Star Bowlerettes move to Plaza Periodically painted lady butterflies produce bumper crops of young in the Last Monday night 1981 they received a nice offer from one will take place 11:30 a.m. Sept. 15 utes of television was going to be of was the opener for the TEN PIN Luxury Lanes in Ferndale and southern states. Adult butterflies pro- ALLEY at Novi Bowl with a maximum limit of the men's events only. This was caus-, duced in the south move northward to All-Star Bowlerettes remained there until 1992 when they 60 teams. The next stop will be 11 ing a lot of problems and yet they were" take advantage of new nectar sources. at Plaza Lanes in Ply- moved to Cloverlanes in Livonia. Now a.m. Sept. 29 at Cherry Hill Lanes fol- able to work it out with a few compro- They lay eggs and raise young which mouth. No, that is not in Plymouth, they are looking forward lowed by stops at Sterling Lanes, Cen- mises, and the fact that ESPN was yields even more painted lady butter- a typo, the ladies have to another year of sensational bowling. tury Bowl, Westland Bowl, Plaza able to find equal TV times for the - flies. moved away from How could they top last year, when Lanes, Taylor Lanes and a few more women in a spot adjacent to the men's : Cloverlanes after call- they set new all-time records? We'll T.B.A. The Red Robin Grand Champi- Interestingly though, none will survive telecast helped soothe the wounds. ing it "home" for the just have to watch and see how it all onship will feature a first prize of Jan Schmidt, PWBA Director of Mar- the winter. No eggs, or chrysalis, will last 10 years. The plays out at Plaza Lanes. $2,000 guaranteed. The prize fee is keting announced that PWBA and remain during the winter in the north- new owners at Plaza, •There is a new TV show of interest returned 100 percent. ESPN have reached an agreement to ern latitudes. All the painted ladies we Steve Klein and Ger- to all and to bowlers in particular as Format: (1) A team consists of two air the finals of the Dec. 1-9, 2001 see in Michigan move northward from AL ald Johnson were for- HARRISON Comedy Central now shows "Let's bowlers. (2) One Bowler bowling on women's U.S. Open live on ESPN Sun- the southern states each year. tunate enough to have Bowl." As you might guess, this is the odd number lane, (3) The bowler day Dec. 9 from 2:30-4 p.m. The broad- One of Nebraska's rest stops served as the league select their house to bowl in very funny stuff, with cheerleaders on the even number lane to complete a cast will immediately follow the TV an interpretive center. There were his- for their inaugural season as propri- doing their thing out on the lanes. It single game. (4) Each team will com- finals of the Men's U.S. Open, also air- toric photos incorporated into wall tiles etors. was seen Sunday nights at 10:30 p.m. plete an 8 game block". (5) Then 1 out ing on ESPN. Each gender receives of the lobby with accompanying text to This league was originally formed by and also at other times. This show has of 4 will qualify for the finals. Finals: $187,500 in prize money generated explain the significance of the photo. Maxine Cruchon in 1946 and it has some funny twists to it as some very Survival elimination. through sponsors, but the ex-Microsoft I They had some quotations from early thrived ever since with some of the ordinary randomly picked bowlers vie All teams will then bowl again with group, led by Chris Peters has added; settlers that took up residence in the greatest names in the annals of against each other to win various elimination the lowest score(s) each $100,000 to the prize money for PBA- area. Behind a clear block of the wall women's bowling history having at one prizes. It is quite entertaining and is time until there is only one team major events, but they do not have any * time or another competed in the All- definitely a "plus" for our favorite pas- ownership of the PWBA, thus the" were some kernels of corn which repre- remaining. For more information, call Star Bowlerettes. time. the tournament directors, Todd & inequity. ; sented the mainstay of people in the They first bowled at Wurm's Recre- •Want something different? How area. Debbie Cullen (519) 974-9819, Joe The women's sports foundation has ation, centrally located in Detroit. The about a bowling tournament with a Parks (734) 421-9055 or Lew Ansara Putting interpretive information in now become involved and pledges to very first sponsor was the Detroit modified Baker System format? We (248)417-7600. raise money from its members to boost the rest area was a great way to expose Times. When the newspaper went out now have the "Can-Am" Bakers Dou- •The U.S. Open, which takes place the women's prize fund. The U.S. thousands of people to the history and of business, Brunswick took over the bles Classic Cup Challenge. In this in December was about to be boycotted Open is unique, since it is "open" with natural history of the area. sponsorship for many years. event, first place pays out $1,000 guar- by the PWBA women's pro bowlers the best pros, the best amateurs and Wouldn't it be great if Michigan incor- They became nomadic in the early anteed and 1 in 4 .entrants will win tour. All things are not created equal, some of the highest qualifiers at the years, having moved to Eastland Bowl, cash. The event will have eight games porated more interpretation at it's rest shouted the ladies, and they were tournament. ( areas? then North Lanes became its home in across eight pairs of lanes with a max- right. More prize funds available to It seems that everyone is now satis- 1962, and Motor Lanes in 1963. In imum team average of 420. The first the PBA male bowlers and all 90 min- fied and the games will go on. The Observer & Eccentric/ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 (C,P)B5

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ENROLL NOW FOR LBK DRIVE WTT1NO CAMP FALL CLASSES! BASEBALL TRYOUTS over-30, over-40 and over-50 and games and possible outside CHILDREN • ADULTS Total Baseball of Wixom, locat- The Michigan Rattlers are will play from September appearances during the season. ed at 30990 Wixom Road, will scheduling fall baseball tryouts through March. Games will be If interested, contact Scott NEW STUDENTS stage its annual line drive hit- for its 13-year-old travel baseball played in the evenings. Kelley at (734) 453-8400 or fax k Present This Ad ting camp from 9-11 a.m. (ages team for the 2002 season. The For registration forms, see the your resume to (734) 453-4201 I for A $10.00 7-12) and noon-2 p.m. (ages 13- web site at www.rspi.net. by Aug. 30. The Whalers' season season consists of league, tour- I "welcome" Credit! 19). Space is limited, so sign up nament and national play, run- Call John Wilson at (248) 471- starts Sept. 13 at Windsor. early. ning about 65 games. 0658 with questions or email WOMEN'S SOCCER The skilled camp, directed by him at [email protected], or call the I • Tap • Jazz • Ba!tc( Interested players and parents The Canton Soccer Club and ® • PoiiUe Pre-School Michigan Baseball Coaches Hall should call Jim Martin at (248) Arctic Pond at (734) 207-7663. of Fame member Lee Bjerke, will the Great Lakes Women's Soccer • Modern • Hip Hop 477-9830. •The Retirees' Hockey league League are teaming up to form teach techniques in batting for over-50 players is resuming swing and bat speed. SOCCER SHOOT EVENT an eight-week recreational soc- drop-in play Aug. 21 at the Arc- cer league this fall. & I £vS! frai Fees are $75 per player ($10 The Livonia Parks and Recre- tic Pond Ice Arena in Plymouth. off on each additional child). ation Department and the Livo- All games will be played at 5 DANCE STUDIO Cost is $11 per game with play p.m. Sundays at Independence Six Mite at Inkster, Livonia For more information, call nia Elks Lodge will hold a Soccer scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday 734.261.5200 (248) 668-0166 or email totalb- Shoot Competition for young- Park in Canton, beginning Sept. and Friday mornings. 9. [email protected] to register. isters 8-13 at 6 p.m., Wednesday, All Senior players are wel- YOUTH BASCBAU. TRYOUTS Sept. 12 at Bicentennial Park. If interested, contact Becky come. Free coffee and doughnuts Widlak at (734) 737-0137 or reg- •Tryouts for the 13-year-old Winners from the competition, are provided after the games. on fields 3 and 4 in back of the ister on-line at Michigan Lake Area Rams base- Call John Wilson at (248) 471- r.GLWSL.com. ball team will be Sunday, Sept. park, advance to the state con- 0658 with questions or email 9,16 and 23. test in Big Rapids on Saturday, him at [email protected], or call the SKATING For more information, call Oct. 13. Arctic Pond at (734) 207-7663. The City of Livonia Depart- Mark Falvo at (313) 537-3449 or Boys and girls competition will FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE ment of Parks and Recreation be held in three age divisions, 8- will hold registration for figure Jack Falvo (248) 471-1748. Total Soccer of Wixom will •For more information about 9, 10-11 and 12-13. Ages are as skating from 5-8 p.m. (residents) of Aug. 1,2001. hold a seven-on-seven flag foot- and 7-8 p.m. (non-residents) the WaCo Wolves' 2001 10-year- ball league for men 18-and-over old travel Baseball tryouts, call Registration is day of the Wednesday, Sept. 5 at Edgar event only. on Tuesdays from Sept. 18 Arena, 33841 Lyndon. Tim Broughton at (734) 953- through Oct. 30. 0786. The 8-9 age group gets three Half-hour sessions are avail- kicks at each of five variously The season will consist of six able for seven weeks. Classes For WaCo Wolves 13-year-old games followed by playoffs. Tiffany & Co. tryouts, call Bill Hardin at (734) sized goals while the other two will be available from 4-7 p.m. age categories get 15 shots with There is a six-team minimum Mondays and 4:30-7 p.m. Thurs- invites future brides and grooms to 516-3723. and a 12-team maximum. points scored for hitting various days. A class for tots will be from The Tiffany Bridal Show MOTOR CITY VOLLEYBALL sectors of the net. The cost is $525 per team or 9-9:30 a.m. Fridays. The Motor City Volleyball For more information, call $69 per individual. All individu- The fees are $40 (residents) Everything to plan the perfect wedding Club is running a fall training (734) 466-2410. als will be placed on a team and and $55 (non-residents). Featuring fashions from season from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Sept. receive a uniform. Age is deter- For more information, call HOCKEY LEAGUES mined as of Sept. 1,2001. 9 through Nov. 11 at Henry Ford The Skating Skating II is (734) 466-2679. Alvin's Bride 2002 Collection Community College. To register, call (248) 669- and contributions from accepting registrations for its fall 9817, or email totalbball- HUNTER SAFETY The cost is $325. For more and adult leagues. information, call Larry Wyatt at [email protected]. Registration The City of Livonia Parks and the following wedding specialists Several youth age brackets forms and checks should be Recreation Department is stag- (734) 522-1680. Epoch Events Catering available from 16 and under. made payable to: Total Soccer ing a hunter safety course from ADULT HOCKEY SIGNUP The youth cost is $120 for 10 6-10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21 and 8 Flowers by Thrifty Flowers/Nature Nook The Farmington Hills Adult Wixom, 30990 Wixom Road, games (includes jersey, champi- Wixom, Mi. 48393. a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 Calligraphy by Victoria Corwin Hockey Association is in need of onship shirts and referee fees). at the Shelden Senior Citizen Music by Symphonic Wedding goalies, primarily in the over-40 Youth evaluations begin Fri- WHALERS NEED INTERNS Center, 10800 Farmington Road age group, for the upcoming sea- day, Sept. 14. Ages are deter- The Plymouth Whalers are (south of Plymouth Road). 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LINDA ANN CHOMIN 9 Musicians use creativity to survive in New York ichele Eamo leans across the table as if to share his excite- Mment. On Labor Day he'll play violin with the National Jazz Orchestra of Detroit at the Ford Detroit Interna- tional Jazz Festival in Hart Plaza. What musician wouldn't be enthusi- astic about performing a tribute to Detroit jazz legend Harold McKinney with Marcus Belgrave and Teddy Har- ris? But the concert holds special mean- ing for Ramo. When the former Livonia resident arrived in Detroit from Sicily 12 years ago, McKinney took him under his wing. Ramo played his last concert with McKinney, who recently died, in 1999. "Playing with Ford Detroit all those cats is International Jazz interesting, even Festival to be included What: Michele with them is an Ramo and the honor," said National iazz Ramo, who played Orchestra of concerts in VMWfm-t Detroit perform a Switzerland, Regional venue: The Ford Community & Performing Arts Center will spotlight a variety of artists when it opens. The $43 million tribute to Harold Spain, Germany, facility, designed by TMP architects of Bloomfieid Hills, will seat 1,201 theater patrons, (below) McKinney Italy, Norway and When; 3 p.m. France with BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN budget will keep the city-owned and operated facili- Monday, Sept- 3 James Carter's STAFF WRITER [email protected] ty running. Ticket sales and rental fees will provide Where: Absopure Chasin' the Gypsy additional revenue. Waterfront Stage Band in June and orkers hurriedly move flats across the floor "I'm excited we're opening the art gallery with an •in-Hart Plazaon July and as Jefferson Avenue back stage. With less than a week to go exhibit that features artists with ties to Dearborn recently as Satur- before the opening of the Ford Community including Robert Gniewek, Robert Schefman, Lois along the Detroit W day at the Detroit & Performing Arts Center, there's little time for Teicher, Frederick Birkhill, and Robert Piepenburg River. For informa- jazz festival. more than a smile and hello. tion, cali (313) (Farmington Hills)," said cultural arts coordinator Ramo isn't let- The set must be in place when Dick Van Patten Emm a Jean Woodyard as she led a tour of the new 983-7622 or visit ting any grass and Frank Gorshin begin rehearsals for The Sun- the Web site at community and performing arts center. "The grow under his shine Boys the next day. Van Patten and Gorshin evening concludes with the unveiling of an outdoor www.detroitjaz- feet since moving off" national tour of the Neil Simon comedy zfest.com sculpture by Russell Thayer (Lathrup Village). to New York with •vrt;- th'i performances at the Dearborn pert arm- "We have a very ambitious schedule that includes ~ his wife, Heidi ing arts center Sept. 15-16, But before they do, the professional and community artists. A partition sys- Hepler, in October of 1999. The two city will host a series of opening events and con- tem for dividing the gallery in two will give flexibil- made the move as a way to further certs in the $43 million facility. Designed by TMP ity when we hold our Small in Scale show, a their career as a jazz duo. But it hasn't Architects of Bloomfieid Hills, the contemporary- statewide juried art competition, and an exhibit of been easy. New York is a tough market style structure will house an 1,800-square-foot art Japanese dolls from the Japan Foundation. We for any performer. The competition is gallery in addition to the 1,201 seat theater. have all sorts of exhibits planned through the end overwhelming. Your best chance of An open house is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 5, of 2002." being "found" is by playing the smaller to introduce the public to the 198,000-square-foot mier exhibit on Thursday, and on Friday Melissa Patrons attending concerts, plays, opera and bal- clubs and restaurants around the city. space. The Padzieski Art Gallery presents its pre- Manchester launches the performance series. The let will appreciate all of the planning that went into And that's just what Ramo and Hepler following night Lou Rawls gives a concert in con- the center which also houses swimming pools and a have been doing. junction with a gala health and fitness area for city residents. The the- When they first arrived in New York benefit which includes a ater is a work of art in itself with no seat more than from Livonia, the duo took a 6-month Ford Community & performance by the 90 feet from the stage and its 87-foot high orchestra gig at the Italian restaurant Grand Mark Phillips Band. Performing Arts Center Please see Ticino in Greenwich Village. What: Open house with Money raised from the "You never know who's sitting in the performances by the black tie event will go to room listening to you," said Ramo. "It Gala Dearborn Big Band and the t)earborn Communi- evening: In can be a small room with three people Ford Motor Chorus and ty Foundation, a non- in the audience. You never know who backstage tours. profit that supports the addition to a they are. You always have people think- Admission is free. center, and cultural and concert by ing about developing and promoting When: 6:30 p.m. recreational programs Lou Rawls, a talent and going around to these places Wednesday, Sept. 5." in the city. fundraising looking for fresh talent. Where: 15801 Michigan So far, the nonprofit "To be in New York is risky and celebration Ave., e^st of the South- has raised $10 million will offer a \ chancy," concedes Ramo. "A lot of people -field Expressway, Dear- for the center. An addi- can't afford to do just music while born. For information, cat! tional $23.8 million strolling they're waiting." (313) 943-2354. came from a bond dinner and Ramo initially supplemented the cou- approved by the city's an opportu- ple's income by teaching classical gui- Upcoming production: Dick Van Patten and Please see inside for Frank Gorshin are currently in rehearsals upcoming events. voters. A nearly nity to meet tar at Luthier Music in Manhattan. $400,000 cultural arts That's where he met guitarist George at the new performing arts center. the singer. Ronann whn WQIVOH ir»+r> tVio et/vro nno day. Within minutes of their meeting \-n*TT- y TT-rTT-T the two began jamming together on US ' , • their instruments. . ... "It's important to make these connec- tions so when they need a guitarist or Museum reopens with miniatures and dollhouse show violinist they know who you are," said BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN home interiors. More mur-als followed until one day Chippendale, Heppelwhite, which Fm not able to Please see EXPRESSIONS, C2 STAFF WRITER Walker decided to give canvas a try. [email protected] afford but I can build the miniatures." "I wanted to learn to blendbackground colors for And of course he needed paintings to go with the Beth Stewart marvels at the large-scale Victorian the geometric shapes," said Walker who began show- furniture. „ , doll house greeting visitors to the Plymouth Histori- ing his oil paintings in 1994. Since then, he's exhib- "Miniature paintings are not that difficult to do,* cal Museum. It's no wonder it took McLean Ambrose ited at the Museum of said Walker. "It helped me develop my patience." 10 years to build the Queen Anne style home. The Plymouth Historical African American History, Walker needs plenty of patience in hia day job peak of the high tower alone measures 56-inches. Museum ArtTrain in; Wayne in As director of the museum, Stewart couldn't let What: An exhibit of 1999, and several times: at ! Please see EXHIBIT, C2 the recent acquisition go unnoticed so she decided to miniatures by N.D. the National Conference of curate a miniatures and doll house exhibition to Walker, Judy Sheli- Artists Gallery in the welcome it to the collection. The 4-foot by 4-foot doll haas and David Fisher Building in Detroit; house is the perfect accompaniment to an exhibit of Reitzei At the same time he was miniature furniture and paintings by N.D. Walker When: Through Thurs-, developing painting skills, just a few steps away. Walker's full-scale paintings, d$y, Nov. 15. Hours Walker began building miniature paintings and furniture are arranged as are 1-4 p.m. Wednes- miniatures. Much later, a room settings. day-Thursday and Sat- perfume box belonging to "I think it's so unique," said Beth Stewart who dis- urday-Sunday his wife, gave him the idea covered Walker's talent while he was painting walls Where: 155 S. Main, for the Togetherness Sets. during renovations at the museum. "I've never seen Plymouth "I'd like to see people them combined." Admission: $3, $1 have a better understand- Miniature Collector magazine thought Walker's children ages 5-17, ing of miniatures," said Togetherness Sets unusual enough to feature them $7 a family. For infor- Walker who will be on in its January edition. mation, call (734) hand to discuss his work "It incorporates my art and miniatures into one 455-8940 Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 8- Jazzy duo: Michele Ramo plays complete unit," said Walker, who began painting on Related event: N.D. 9 at the museum. "Most with the National Jazz Orches- canvas 23 years ago after his brother asked him to Walker will be on people associate minia- tra of Detroit on Labor Day. He do a mural in his home. hand to discuss his tures with toy and doll work from noon to 6 STAFF PHOTOS BY PAU£ HURSCKMANN and wife Heidi Hepler moved to Walker painted walls for a contractor by day to furniture but miniatures Small stuff: N.D. Walker exhibits his New York in October 1999 to support his family so he thought why not. Before p.m. Saturday-Sunday, are done to scale. It gave long a geometric rainbow colored the wall. Word of Sept. 8-9 me a better understanding paintings and miniatures at the Ply pursue their music career. mouth spread about his talents for brightening up of antique furniture - mouth Historical Museum.

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Expressions from page CI Exhibit from page CI Ramo, who returns to Prance bills by playing in an upper west where he paints everything free Plymouth. Designed by architect help the museum raise money. ing. Then we acquired the big and Italy to tour with James side Brazilian restaurant. hand. The weathered looking David Reitzel, the museum first Plymouth potter Kathy Sand- Lincoln collection. We needed Carter's Chasin' The Gypsy They've also recorded a CD of sign for the Plymouth fair- opened in 1976 with 1,600 berg has created plates and more space. There's huge Band in September, original music, We Finally Met, ground, at the end of Main square feet of displays including bowls especially for the museum amounts of archival material. scheduled to be released in the Street inside the museum, is the general store and shops. to sell in the shop. We never had room for anything It's Hepler's day job to connect Walker's handiwork. The fair- Thanks to the generosity of Mar- before. Now we have plenty of with agents and club owners. next couple of months, along "We're really pleased with how with a reissue of Ramo's Essence grounds stood south of Ann garet Dunning, the museum was space for labeling, cataloging The couple's one bedroom able to add an extra 10,000 everything came out," said Stew- and organizing items in the col- of Romance, retitled as Costiera, Arbor Trail, east of Main for 30 art. "Luckily Plymouth architect Queens apartment is filled to years and hosted many a horse square feet to help educate visi- lection." overflowing with press releases the village in Sicily where Ramo David Reitzel was still around to grew up. race. tors about Plymouth's history. and other materials submitted in But the displays and public design the addition. The size of The Lincoln collection, which the hope of finding work - or Eventually, they know some- Looking at the sign, as well as research center, complete with the building was adequate when will be on permanent display at that one big break. # one will discover them. But until the shops along Main Street, computer, are only part of the it first opened, but as time went the museum, opens with a gala on, our collections were increas- event in February. "You have to have a strong then, Hepler and Ramo are tak- brings back memories of early renovation. A new gift shop will spirit; it takes lots of energy ing it one day at a time. going around the city," said Hep- "One day you have work, one ler, who's staying at her family's day you don't," said Hepler. "It Livonia home while in town. takes creativity to survive, cre- Art Center from page CI "We've been hitting the bricks ative juggling, creative financial and choral shell. It can be a place that draws peo- like we did in Detroit only a hun- management." Ford Community & Performing Arts Center ple together - a good auditorium - "It's very accessible for people Upcoming Events dred times harder. You're in the And if their creativity carries with good acoustics." subways at 3 a.m. after visiting with disabilities," said Wood- over from their music writing, yard. "There's continental seat- Quinto Milito is grateful that clubs to distribute press packets the two will have no problem • Opening of the Padzieski Art Gallery and premier exhibit in the middle of the night. It's a ing with no center aisles and lots 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6. No charge. Dearborn decided to build the surviving in New York until that of leg room. It's a very intimate new performing arts center onto very interesting process because big break. • Melissa Manchester in concert 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7. For there's no formula. There are no theater." tickets to any of the performances, call the box office at (313) 943- the old Dearborn Civic Center. As artistic director of the specific auditions you can go to The green room back stage 2354. but you still have lots of bills to • Lou Rawls concert 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8. In conjunction Friends of the Opera, he's waited Have an interesting idea for a boasts a bath and shower for the years to be able to present a pay." story ? Call arts reporter Linda star. Chorus members are treat- with the concert, the center will hold a grand opening gala fund- raiser that begins with a 6:30 p.m. strolling dinner and concludes major production in the area. On When they return to New York Ann Chomin at (734) 953-2145 ed nearly as well in a dressing Saturday, Sept. 22, his wish or send e-mail to room where rows of chairs rest with an afterglow reception for Rawls. Tickets are $250. Proceeds the couple will be paying the go to the Dearborn Community Fund, a nonprofit supporting cul- comes true when the Friends of [email protected]. net ghost-like in front of mirrored the Opera present Verdi's Messa walls. Soon the room will fill tural and recreational programs in the city. • The Sunshine Boys starring Dick Van. Patten and Frank Gor- da Requiem. The program fea- with performers putting on tures mezzo soprano Irina make-up and changing cos- shin 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15 and 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 16. Mishura from New York's tumes. Metropolitan Opera, soprano EXPRESS Relia^^otorcoach • Verdi's Messa da Requiem 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22. "The chorus dressing room is Fabienne Colson from France Service to just like you'd see in the movies," and tenor Lee Eung Jin and bass said Woodyard. "There's also a jjee Eun Suk, Korea, along with costume shop, and a loading meeting in rooms to do wood Volodymyr Shesiuk wishes the the Dearborn Symphony Orches- dock to unload sets. It was carving, quilt and paint. city of Livonia would open a sim- tra under Kypros Markou and DEPARTURES FROM: ilar facility. He's been talking Bloomfieid • Farmington • Novi designed to bring in professional "I'm more nervous than excit- the Vanguard Grand Chorus Hamtramck • Madison Heights • Southfleld productions. But it will also be ed now," said Woodyard. "I'm about recycling the George with director G. Kevin Dewey. A home to the Dearborn Sympho- concerned about the little Burns Theatre for 10 years. She- bronze sculpture of Verdi by 5 DAYS A WEEK! ny, Youth Theatre, Community details." siuk conducts the Livonia Sym- artist Robert Schefman will be (Mon.-Fri.) Starting Tues., Sept. 11th Chorus, Big Band, and Van- phony Orchestra which presents Theater manager Jack Rae- unveiled that evening in the 1 guard Voices. its regular season concerts in the persons sroo /Including 15.00 Meal Voucher1 burn is running around attend- lobby. s Churchill High School Auditori- 2 for J or 10.00 in coins J "We're striking a balance ing to all those details as well. um. He's especially looking for- "It's the greatest thing that between professional and com- "Things are coming together," ward to leading the orchestra could happen to the community munity theater but also commu- when it joins the Dearborn Bal- and surroundings," said Milito. Call 1800-290 2957 nity groups like the Dearborn said Raeburn. "I'm excited. It's Service ptovided by Commuter Express and is not affiliated with Casino Windsor Trademark of theOntario Lottery and Gaming Corporation used under license. |l sort of a special opening. It's the let Theatre in a production of "I've performed throughout Ballet Theatre and Dearborn The Nutcracker at the new per- Europe and longed to have an Symphony." only performing arts center opening in the area in the last forming arts center in late opera house here. The dream's Work on spaces like the studio 10-15 years. I think it's a strong November. come true." theater or black box, which will statement about Dearborn and "I'm jealous," said Shesiuk The performing arts center is be used to hold smaller produc- western Wayne County. I hope it who also plays violin with the still looking for volunteers to Crazy Al's Song Scramble tions, rehearsals, auditions and will do for this area what the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra. work during performances and receptions, is nearly complete. Macomb Center did. We're filling "I wish Livonia would also have art exhibits. If you'd like to Unscramble the answer to the Activities housed in the older a local and regional niche, offer- a performing arts center. I'm become an usher or gallery question, then listen Monday to part of building which served for ing things you don't normally get more for a modest size. We don't docent, call (313) 943-2354. Crazy' Al's Radio Party at 8:00 years as the civic center, are well to see in an intimate setting." need something so extravagant. A.M. to identify the backwards underway. Seniors are already record. If you are correct you win a great prize! COMING ATTRACTIONS Listen to Crazy Al's Radio Party WPON 1460 AM Scheduled to open t-riday, Sept. 7 freedom from Communist repression. OUR LACY OF THI Amid the chaos of their iate-night border The story tells of a city in ruins and one Mon.-Fri. 6:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. man's desperate journey to make sense THE crossing, their youngest child is left & 2:00 P.M.-4 P.M. * behind. They go on to build a new life in of his life. 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ART FAIRS Bloomfieid Hills. Audition fee is hip-hop. A pilates based condition- works will be featured. Her great- ART LEADERS GALLERY and Drawing. 215 E. Washington, & SHOWS $15. ing class Tuesday evenings for grandfather was Vincent van Gogh, Through Sept. 30 - Seduction, an Ann Arbor. (734)761-2287. SINGERS SOUGHT ages 12-aduit. Beginning through first cousin to the famous painter. ART ON THE GREEN exhibition of world-renowned artist THE WOODS GALLERY Farmington Community Chorus wili advanced adult tap and ballet, Farmington Hills Library on 12 Mile The 21st annual fine arts show is Royo featuring original oils and lim- Through Oct. 11 - Palette and hold new member auditions adult jazz and hip-hop. Times and Road next to post office. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 3 in ited edition serigraphs. Fine art, Brush Club. Lower level of the Tuesday, Sept. 4 and Tuesday, fee vary. 541 S. Mill, Plymouth. (248)324-2525. Huntington Wot>ds library, 26415 downtown Franklin. The event fea- handblown glass and bronze sculp- Sept. 11, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at (734)207-8970. GEORGE R. GRAVELDINGER Scotia, Huntington Woods. (248) tures 75 artists and musicians ture also on display at this new the William Costick Activities Sept. 9 - George R. Graveldinger is 543-9720. Blackman & Arnold. (248) 594- location. 33030 Northwestern Center, on 11 Mile Road, just east having a studio open house of 3093. EVENTS Hwy., West Bloomfieid. (248)539- of Middlebelt in Farmington Hills. paintings, sculpture and drawings, 0262. LECTURES BLOOMFIELD ANTIQUES SHOW Contact Chorus Manager Kathy CHURCHILL HIGH 3-7 p.m. Detroit Federation of BIDDLE GALLERY The Women of Cross of Christ ACADEMIC FREEDOM Hall at (248)471-4516. Accepting applications for the fall Musicians Building, 20833 Through Sept. 5 - Up With Lutheran Church in Bloomfieid Hills craft show, Saturday, Oct. 20. Southfield Service Dr. between 8 Vartan Gregorian, president of SPOTLIGHT ARTS Downriver featuring paintings, pho- • are presenting the 38th Annual and 9 Mile roads. (248)569-4171. Carnegie Corp. of New York, will AND CRAFTS 8900 Newburgh, Livonia. tographs and sculptures. 2840 Bloomfieid Antiques Show Sept. 7- deliver a lecture on academic free- Quality vendors are sought for this (734)523-0022. HABITAT GALLERIES Biddle, Wyandotte. (734)281- 8.1100 Lone Pine, Bloomfieid dom titled Universities in the 21st' juried 11th annual show on Sept. 7- ART, MUSIC, FASHION AND FILM Opens Sept. 7 - Works of Bella 4779. Hills. (248)646-5886. Century: Perils, Challenges and 8 at the Rochester Elks Club in Detroit Contemporary presents the Feldman and Emily Brock featured CPOP GALLERY PORCELAIN ARTISTS SHOW premiere of its fourth season with Prospects on Sept. 11 at the downtown Rochester. Indoor and through Sept. 29.7 N. Saginaw, Through Sept. 30 - Works by The Michigan Porcelain Artists an evening of art, music, fashion University of Michigan, 412 outdoor space available. (248)641- Pontiac. (248)333-2060. Winston Smith, David Le Batard Show, Sale & Convention, Sept. 6- and film beginning at 5 p.m. Sept. Maynard, Ann Arbor. (734)764- 7608 or (248)651-8681. ROBERT KIDD GALLERY and Tony Agee. 4160 Woodward, 7, will be held at the Bavarian Inn 15 with the opening reception for 0303. WRITERS CONFERENCE Opens Sept. 7 - New paintings by Detroit. (313) 833-9901. Convention Center, 1 Covered artists Mitch Cope, Gerry Craig, Manuscripts and poetry will be Moe Brooker and glass sculpture Bridge Lane, Frankenmuth. Items Sherry Gaines and Nelson Smith. accepted through Oct. 5 for an indi- by Christina Bothwell featured CARY GALLERY JVI TJ S E U.M S for sale include hand-painted jewel- Also features music performances, vidual critique at the 40th Annual through Sept. 29. 107 Townsend, Through Sept. 8 - Julie Mahoney ry, Christmas ornaments, dishes, a drive-in theatre with live musical CRANBROOK ART MUSEUM Writers' Conference on the Oakland Birmingham. (248)842-3909. The Small Still Life. 226 Walnut, picture frames, vases and more. accompaniment, and a strolling Through Sept. 23 - Cranbrook in University campus near Rochester. Rochester. (248)651-3656. Free admission. For more informa- fashion show. 5141 Rosa Parks, DAVID KLEIN GALLERY the City: Verifying Visions With Budding writers attending a tion, call Ann Korinek at (313)562- Detroit. (313)898-4ART. Opens Sept. 8 - Latin American fig- CASS CAFE Detroit presents the work of Michigan college or university are 1386' urative artist Fernando Botero: Through Labor Day - We Do The Academy of Art alumni and stu- invited to apply for a scholarship to MEADOW BROOK HALL Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture Work part II, an exhibition of pho- dents. Through Sept. 30 - Shaping attend the Oct. 20 conference Offers Dodge Brothers Motor Car runs through Oct. 20 with an open- tography of people at work. 4620 the Heart of Detroit, the Saarinen BENEFITS which offers an opportunity to Exhibition through Sept. 30 and ing reception from 1-4 p.m. Sept. Cass, Detroit. (313)831-1400. Family's plans for the Waterfront. learn from professional writers, Tea on Tuesdays, the third Tuesday 8. 163 Townsend, Birmingham. COFFEE BEANERY 5: ART WORKS FOR LIFE of each month, from 3-4:30 p.m. (248)645-3300. agents and editors. Deadline for (248)433-3700. Through Sept. 6 - Soda Fountain -V Silent and live auction of 150 Reservations required. (248)370- CRANBROOK INSTITUTE receipt of application materials is MEADOWBRpOK ART GALLERY Favorites and Other Desserts pieces of original works by promi- 3140. OF SCIENCE ¥ Sept. 21. (248)370-3125. Opens Sept. 7 - New Generation featuring mixed media paintings nent area artists hosted by ORIGINAL WORLD MARKET Through Sept. 3 - The Young Detroit features contemporary art with glitter by Donna Tracey and Midwest AIDS Prevention Project The International institute is cele- Stargazer's Journey and The Atoms by eight new Detroit artists cele- Alexandra Gierak of Troy. 152 N. Saturday, Sept. 22. Complimentary brating its 75th Anniversary Original Family,;• an exhibit designed to ss===^M=MsMM=== brating Detroit's 300th birthday. Woodward, Birmingham. (248)646- hors d'oeuvres and wine tasting, World Market Sept. 14-16 featuring teach energy concepts and their ART OF LIVING STUDIO The exhibit runs through Oct. 7 world-class international performing 6022. live music, strolling fashion show Offers classes in drawing, scarf- with an opening reception 5-7 p.m. relevance to daily life. Through groups, arts and crafts booths, eth- and a tour of the Ford House fea- dyeing and awakening your artistic Sept. 7. 208 Wilson Hall, Oakland December - An exhibit of Great nic foods, children's activities, craft DETROIT ZOO tured. Reserve tickets by Sept. 14 vision, book conversation and poet- University Rochester campus. Lakes fur trade with 18th and 19th demonstrations and exhibits and Through Sept. 3 - Quit Buggin' Me: by calling Yvonne Greehouse at ry nights. 11 S. Broadway, Lake (248)370-3005. century artifacts. 39221 raffle and door prizes. Free admis- a glass sculpture exhibit in the (248)545-1435, ext. 13. Orion. (248)693-3632. REVOLUTION Woodward, Bloomfieid Hills. 1-877- sion. 111 E. Kirby, Detroit. (313)871- Wildlife Interpretive Gallery. 8450 DOWNRIVER COUNCIL ART MUSEUM PROJECT Opens Sept. 8 - Anne Wilson: GO-CRANBrook. 8600. W. Ten Mile, Royal Oak (248)398- FOR THE ARTS Public non-credit studio art classes DETROIT HISTORICAL MUSEUM Edges and Stephen Tourlentes: 0903. The Home Gallery presents a fine- and workshops are offered at the New Work through Oct. 20 with Through Sept. 9 - Island in the ===s====^-===a= FLATLANDERS ART GALLERY ,-arts sale and exhibition through University of Michigan-Dearborn. artists' receptions 5-7 p.m. Sept. City: Belle Isle, Detroit's Beautiful Through Oct. 13 - Kevin Schroeder Sept. 29 to support the Ashes to 4901 Evergreen, No. 1165AB, BLUE LAKE FINE 14. 23257 Woodward, Ferndale. Island. 5401 Woodward, Detroit. Dearborn. (313)593-5058. (248)541-3444. - Recent Work. 11993 E. U.S. 223, Action Fund which provides assis- ARTS CAMP (313)331-7760. BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD SOUTHFIELD CENTRE Blissfield. (517)486-4591. tance to artists affected by the Weekend camp for children 3-10 DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS ^ ART CENTER FOR THE ARTS FORD GALLERY March 16 fire in Wyandotte. with Williams Syndrome Sept. 14- Through Sept. 2 - Reflections in '• Fall course terms beginning Sept. Opens Sept. 3 - An exhibition of Through Sept. 15 - Eastern Artists wishing to participate in 16. 300 E. Crystal Lake, Twin Black: Smithsonian African 10 through Dec. 8 and includes All Haitian art and artifacts by Emily Silversmith's Guild Alumni Show Ashes + Action = Art should call Lake. (800)221-3796. American Photography featuring Levels of Drawing at the Museum, C. Hall runs through Sept. 29. with an opening reception (734)287-6103. works of 100 photographers docu- Woodcut Printing and Creativity is Wednesday, Sept. 5 followed by a Fun for preschool and kindergart- menting the black experience from gallery talk by professor Skip ners. 1516 S. Cranbrook, slavery through present day. CALL FOR. Hunter. Eastern Michigan Birmingham. (248)644-0866. Building Detroit, a look at the ARTISTS & University, Vpsiianti. (734)487- COLLEGE FOR city's architectural achievements, AUDITIONS 0465. CREATIVE STUDIES runs through Sept. 30. Through FRAMES-N-ART COMMUNITY CHOIR Accepting registrations for its fall Oct. 14 - Gordon Newton: Works Through September- Original Schoolcraft College Community continuing education classes which on Paper, a retrospective exhibi- Watercolors of Betty Sturley. 5889 Choir is holding auditions Sept. 5 will begin in late September at the tion of the Detroit's Cass Corridor Dixie Hwy., Clarkston. (248)623- and Sept. 11 in Room 310 of the campus on Kibry and John R in artist's 30-year career. 5200 Detroit and at the Civic Center in 1552. campus' Forum Building, 18600 Woodward, Detroit. (313)833- Novi. For a schedule or more infor- Haggerty, Livonia. Call director GALLERY 212 4005. Gerald Custer at (734)481-3453. mation, call (313)664-7456 or e- Through Sept. 16 - Guilty EXHIBIT MUSEUM COMMUNITY THEATRE mail [email protected]. Pleasures, an all media group exhi- OF NATURAL HISTORY OF HOWELL PEWABIC POTTERY bition featuring works by Anthony Through Nov. 30 - Drawings from Auditions will be held for the musi- Offering 12-week classes beginning Kahn, John Dinser, Glen Barr, Jack Sept. 10 in ceramics, tile making, the collection of Karen Anne Klein. cal Singin' in the Rain Saturday, 0. Summers, Rachel Wright, Daniel wheel throwing, salt firing, pre- 1109 Geddes, Ann Arbor. Sept. 8. Performances are in May N. Marder and Mara Trachtenburg. cious metai clay and more. 10125 (248)647-7709. 2002, Auditions will be held at E. Jefferson, Detroit. (313)822- 207 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor. McPherson Middle School, 1400 www.gallery212.org HENRY FORD MUSEUM 0954. Presents Photographer to the W. Grand River, Howell. Call Linda VISUAL ART GATE VI GALLERY Peasley, producer, at (517)548- Through Sept. 14 - Paintings and World: The Detroit Publishing ASSOCIATION OF LIVONIA Company through Jan. 6, 2002 fea- 6577. Classes in various arts forms at Pastels by Penny Thorsen and Novi turing 19th and 20th Century pho- CRAFTERS SOUGHT the Jefferson Center, Room 16, Civic Center Group. 45175 W. Ten tographs and color lithographs. Crafters are needed for the St. 9501 Henry Ruff, Livonia. Call Mile, Novi. (248)347-0400. 20900 Oakwood, Dearborn. Valentine Holiday Arts & Craft Mary Ann Adams at (734)455- ELLEN KAYROD (313)271-1620. Shoppe on Saturday, Nov. 10. 9517. ART GALLERY (313)255-6825 or visit www.geoci- Through Sept. 25 - Two Women UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN tites.com/stvalcraft. CONCERTS Exhibit featuring Eloise Brown Hill MUSEUM OF ART Through Sept. 23 - In Human GENERAL MOTORS CHORUS and Mary E. Corbett. (313)833- KIRK IN THE HILLS Touch: Photographs by Ernestine Accepting new members for the 1300, ext. 18. The 2001-02 Kirk Concert Series Ruben. Through Oct. 21 - Albert fali/Christmas season Sept. 10 and LAPEER ART ASSOCIATION operis at 8 p.m. Sept. 6 with a con- Kahn: Inspiration for the Modern, 17th at 6:45 p.m. All new, former Through Sept. 30 - Illustrator Fran cert in the Sanctuary by the Choir an architectural exhibit. Through and current members should report Plazens and member show. of Gonville & Caius College, Nov. 21. - Donald Sultan: The to Lincoln High School chorus room Cambridge University. 1340 W. Farnsworth Gallery, 241 Daley, Lapeer. (810) 667-3632. Smoke Rings. Museum also fea- at 22900 Federal, Warren. The Long Lake, Bloomfieid Hills. For LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY tures talks, concerts, tours, art GEMEC is open to the public and tickets, call (248)§26-2515. Through September - Three local videos and more. 525 S. State, Ann . participants must be 18 to join. ORCHARD LAKE SCHOOLS artists are kicking off the fall art Arbor. (734)764-0395. * (810) 447-2319. Contemporary Japanese jazz pianist season at the gallery. Images by CHARLES H. WRIGHT MUSEUM ! HALLOWEEN HOCUS POCUS Keiko Matsui wili highlight the Imagine this: Imagen (above) is one of the works Juan - Color, Clay, Collage features OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY Children ages 8-16 are invited to sixth-annual Jazz on the Lake Pontiac artist Juan M. Limon's pho- Through Sept. 16 - Detroit Collects audition for Halloween Hocus Snndav. Sent 9 on the ramnn® nf by Royo in the exhibition Seduction at Art Lead- TUi>AMWk A Hocus at the Marquis Theatre, 135 tnoranhe Orr-harri I al

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AMERICA'S SWEiHEARTS (PG13) 248.M2.0180 : 12:10,2:35,5:00,7:20,9:35 RUSH HOUR 2 (PCI 3) GHOSTS OF MARS (RjNV All are living comfortable NP |AV AND SILENT 608 STRIKE SUN-MON. 11:25, 7:40; call 77-RlMSext 542 TUES-THURS 1:10,7:35 SUN. MON. 1:20, 3:35,5:40.7:45, 11:20,3:50,9:15 lives, but each is missing some- BACK (R) 10:10; TUES,1:20, 3:35,5:40,7:45 BUBBLE BOY (PG13)NV (DISCOUNTED SHOWSIII) '12:00,2:15,4:35,7:25,9:50 GHOSTS OF MARS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE BOX OFFICE thing within his soul. SUN. MON. 1:35,4:30, 10:00 THE PRINCESS DIARIES (G) 12:45,2:50,5:15 OR PHONE 248-542-0180 NP SUMMER CATCH (PG13) 12:40,3:10,6:00,8:30 CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN (R) D MASTERCARD ACCEPTED All are African American men 12:15,2:35,4:50,7:30,9:40 TUES-THURS 3:00,5:15,7:30,9:45 SHREK (PG) PLANET OF THE APES (2001) (PG1 3) 11:00,1:50,4:40, 7:30.10:20 struggling to forge a path differ- NP BUBBLE BOY (PCI 3) GHOST WORU) (R) SUN. MON. 11:40,1:50,4:05,8:05; SUN. MON. 11:45,2:50,5:30,8:40; RAT RACE (PG13 ent than the one society tried to 12:20,2:20 TUES. 2:50,5:30,8:45 11:30,2:00,4:30,74 9:40 (1:15,4:15)7:00,9:45 GHOST OF MARS (R) TUES-THURS 1:40,4:00,6:05 cut for them: a life of crime, a life PEARLHARBOR( JURASSIC PARK 3 (PG13) AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) M DEEP END (R 2:45,4:55,7:00,9:10 3:20,8:10 12:00,2:30,5:00, 7:20,9:50 SUN-WED,(1:30,4:00)7:15,9:30 lived in subjection to poverty and PEARL HARBOR (PG13) SPY KIDS (PG) RUSH HOUR 2 (PG13) 1;3(t,4:L0O)10:0 to the pain and fury caused by 7:40 SUN, MON. 11:40, 11:40,1:45,4:00,6:10,8:20,10:30 AND THE ANCRV INCH (R) white racism and hate. In this ATLANTIS (PC) PEARL HARBOR (PGij) THE PRINCESS DIARIES G) (1:454:30) 7:30,10:00 novel by Travis Hunter, the 12:35 Showcase 7:50 11:10,1:40,4:204:20,6:50,9:2, 0 AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS (RGB) PLANET OFMAPES IPQ1: lives, loves and dreams of three 2:40,2:55,9:20 11:05,1:35,'4:10,6:45,9:3 Maple Art Theatre III men are explored in a deep and NP RAT RACE (PG13) One blkS.ofWarrenf Star Rochester Hills M OTHERS (PG)NV 4135 W Maple, WeW Telegraph touching fashion. 12:00,2:25,4:45,7:10,9:45 313-729-1060 200 Barclay Circle NP CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN 248-853-2260 "Life is about being a ser- • (R) vant...it's never about you." 3:35, 6:40,9:15 No one mitragt 6 nMtteihrAMERICA KS SWEETHEART f i & flS (PG13) In the beginning, Prodigy is a AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) Late Shows WedThurs. Fri. & Sat. rotof films 1:30,6:40 12:05,2:20,4:40,6:55,9:20 Mfrfora NOP/IB NP JEEPERS CREEPERS (R) SUN. (2:30 4:45) 7:00,9:00 self-proclaimed "Player", using THE OTHERS (PG13) 11:20,1:40,3:50,6:00,8:15,10:35 MON-THURS (4:45) 7:00,9:00 his charms to gain random one- ""0,2:10,4:40, 6:55,9:25 PRINCESS DIARIES NO ViP TICKETS Birmingham Theatre CURSE OFMIADE SCORPION night stands with a variety of UR 2 (PG13) 1:35,4:15,6:50,9:1 NPOI (PG13) 12:50, 3:10, 5:30,7:40/ 21 IS. Woodward women; one of which is married :05,3:15,5:20,7:35, 9:50 Downtown Birmingham SUN,(2:004:15) 6:45,9:15 1:30,4:10,6:45,9:1 644-FILM MON-THURS (4:15) 6:45,9:15 to a pro-football player. It's not 12:50, 3:50,6:30,8:55 AMERICAN PIE NPCURSE OF THE |ADE SCORPION GREENF^GEliS (R) until roguish behavior has him (PG13) NP Denotes No Pass Engagements PLANET OF THE APES 2:00,4:30,6:55,9:20 IL (2481H SUN, (2:15 4:30) 6:30,8:45 teetering on the edge of losing 8USH HOUR 2 (PC13) 12:05, 2:40,5:00, 7:30, 9:50 MON-THURS (4:30) 6:30,8:45 12:50, 3:50,6:30, 8:55 his job as well as the respect of JURASSIC PARK 3 (PCI 3) 1:50,3:45,5:45, 7:45,9:4 NO # TICKETS '.A NPjAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE 12:25,7:05 SUMMER CATCH! his mentor and father figure, 1:00, 3:10,6:20, 7:30,9:45 Oxford 7 Cinemas. LLC, Poppa Doc, that Prodigy decides JAY AND SILENT BOB R) 11:00, 1:15,3:30,5:45,8:00, 10:20 Downtown Oxford 0,3:00,5:00 MONMYSASIfiN/CKFOUT! to take a closer look at himself 1:20,4:00, 7:10,9:35 Lapeer Rd. (M-24) M DEEP END CURSE OF THE IADE SCORPION NP BUBBLE BOY (PG13) (248) 628-7101 Fax (248) 628-1300 and his behavior. In his quest to 7:00 (PG13) 111:30,1:3: 0 have the heart of a man, Prodigy NPM DEEP END (R) 1:05, 3:20,5:15, 7:20,9:25 12:15,2:30,4:45,7:00,9:15 must realize that the past has a ' JEEPERS CREEPERS (R) CAPTAIN CORRELI'S MANDOUN (R) mi NPO(R) way of haunting, and in order to 1:10, 3:20,5:15, 7:20, 9::2 5 3:40,6:40,9:20 Bargain Mates Daily. RAT RACE (PG13) 1:30, 3:30,5:30, 7:30,9:30 make a new relationship with nove AliShovfi until 6 pm. NP JAY 6 SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK (R) 11:55,2:20,4:40,7:10,9:40 2-9909 the first woman he has ever AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) 12:30,2:45,5:00,7:15,9:35 Late Show Fri. & Sat. Call theatre for Features and Times. truly loved, he must put the old in the tangled, overgrown road of bers and strives to give them the Star Theatres 12:15,3:00,5:15, 7:50, 10:10 NP SUMMER CATCH (PG13) The World's Best Theatres 12:00,2:20,4:35,7:05,9:25 Prodigy to rest for good. his marriage, he needs his emotional and spiritual support NPDfNOT£JNOPMi Bargain Matinees Daily $5.00 All Shows 12:30,3:20,6:15,8:30,10:45 NPTHI CURSE OF M JADE SCORPION Bernard, Poppa Doc's son-in- father-in-law's wisdom to give they need to move out of difficult Starting before 6:00 pm (PGI3) S1.00 Ford Tel S1.SO JAY AND SILENT SOB STRIKE BACK Now accepting fta&MasteiCard RUSH HOUR2 (PG13) law, is a man devoted to his 9- him the courage to cut through phases of selfishness and denial. "NP" Denotes fe Pass Engagement 12:10,2:15,4:30,6:45,9:00 313-561-7200 (R1 11:40,2:00,4:00,6:30,8:45,10:00 AFfORDABLE FAMILY PRICES year-old daughter and his wife, the thorny underbrush of decep- Above all, he teaches his chil- UN, MON. 11:40,2:15,4:45, 7:25, AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) $1.00 Ttl 6 pm After 6 pm $1.50 S tion and bitterness. Only this dren, son-in-law and Prodigy the 9:50; TUES-THURS 12:55,3:10, Star Creat lakes Crossing 11:™f5f4:1U5 fl:30 12:00,2:05,4:20,6:40,8:50 Ample Pariung - Tetforo Center and has an intense desire to pro- 5:30,7:45,10:00 MraCOIMKMIUBIE mm CAPTAIN CORELU'S MANDOLIN (R) Free Refill on Drinks & Popcorn vide for them everything he will show him what it will take values of love and responsibility, RAT RACE (PC1J) 245-454-03 MUM CHOOU.fi. 1:15,3:50,6:35,9:20 (SUN. No children under 6 after 6 pm the importance of a strong mar- except on C or PG rate films) missed as a child living off the to make himself a new man and 1 11:25,1:45,4:15,6:50, 9:25; MOTHERS (PG13) cultivate stronger relationship riage, and that the bonds of fam- 11:35,1:45, 3:55 charity of others. He soon discov- ""'"1,4:15,6:50,9:25 SUN, TUES-THURS 12:10,4:25,6:50, YOUfl BESTSIJ ily should never be broken. THE OTHERS (PCI 3) StarSouthfield 9:10; MON. 2:10,4:25,9:10 ers bringing home a paycheck with his wife. SUN-MON. 1:25,4:00, 6:35,9:10 11:00,12:00,1:10,2:10,3:20 between Telegraph i SPY KIDS: SPECIAL EDITION (PG) isn't all of what makes a good Poppa Doc himself, though the The Hearts of Men is an hon- TUES-THURS 3:30, 6:30,9:10 Northwesterrthwestern off1-696 THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS (PG13) father and husband. source of comfort and counsel for est, eye-opening novel that rais- SPY KIDS (PG) 248-353-STAR SUN. MON. 1:00, 3:00,5:15, 7:30, es and addresses many questions SUN. MON.T 1:20;TUES-THURS T:20 Nscr? underage Admitted for PC13SP 9:45; TUES-THURS 5:15,7:30,9:30 As his family complains about many others, is not without his *.: :20,12:30,1:30,2:40,3:40. raed'fe after 6 pm own hardships. Recently diag- of modern society from the view- O(R) fCR iHCViT MES AND TO P'iCHASt TICKE'S MjR Theatres LARA CROFT: TOM8RAID!R(PG13 his time spent at work, coupled SUN. MON. 12:00,2:10,4:20, 7:05, 5:00, 6:00, 7:10,8:10.9:20, '020 SUN.-MON 1:00,3:00, 5:00, 7:15, with growing tension in the bed- nosed with cancer and struggling points of both the younger and 9:15; TUES-THURS. 12:50, 3:00, NO VIP TICKETS CALL 248-372-2222 9:30; TUES-THURS 5:00,7:15,9:30 older generations, and shows NP THE DEEP END (R) www.STAR-SOUTHFIElO.com room, a wedge quickly forms and to get a message of responsibility 5:10,7:25,9:55 NP FEATURES-SORRY NO VIP DISCOUNT and respect through to his own that although not always easy, JEEPERS CREEPERS (R) 11:30, 1:55,4:15,6:35, 8:55 TICKETS ACCEPTED /orcrted of Brfghtcrfl fowne Square threatens to drive them apart for SUN-MON.12:4Q,2:40,4:40,7:15, NO VIP TICKETS NPJEEPIRS CREEPERS (R) tefiM Home £tot Ford Wyoming Drive-to Theatre good. 33-year-old son, he contemplates the road to self-improvement is PEARL HARBOR (PG13) 9:30; TUES-THURS 12:45, 2:40, 11:30,12:30,1:45,3:00,4:20,5:45, CALL (810) 77-FILMS #548 Dearborn When he comes to a sharp fork the struggles of Ins family mem- worth the struggle. 4:40,7:15,9:30 6:05,9:45 6:45,8:15,9:15-NO VIP TICKETS few Student Price $5.75 with ID (313)846-6910 SPY KIDS (PG) GHOST OF MARS (R) NPOR) New 16 Screen State of the Art Cinema Children under 12 are free 11:10AM SUN. MON. 11:10, 1:35,3:55, 12:00,1:00,2:20,3:30,4:40, 6:15, All Stadium Seating Electric In-Car Heaters NP BUBBLE BOY (PG13) 7:00,9:20;TUES-THURS 1:00,3:15, 7:10,8:45,9:45-NO\^IP TICKETS All Big Screens • Alf Digital Sound AHMKJ TWO BIG P/CTOSfJ TOCfTHB BOOK HAPPENINGS 5:25, 7:35, 9:50 12:20,2:55, 4:55,6:55,9:15 NPTHE DEEP END (R) RUSH HOUR 2 (PGB) 1:30,4:30,7:30,10:15 KPJEEPERS< jEEPERS CREEPERS (R) SUN-MON. 11:15,1:15,3:20,5:15, NP THE CURSE OF THE JADE NO VIP TICKETS 1:30 (4:50 $ $4.50) 7:40/9:45 THE FORSAKEN DEAD (R) SCORPION (PG13) Book Happenings features TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 day, Sept. 25 at the First Baptist 7:20, 9:40; TUES-THUR^ 1:15,3:20, NP|AY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE NPOfR) 11:45,2:15,4:40,7:05,9:15 events at area bookstores, Author Gregory fl Michno signs Church of Birmingham. Seating 5:15,7:20,9:40 mm 1:20(4:[email protected] 7:15,9:30 GHOSTS OF MARS (R) NO VIP TICKETS AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) 12:40, 3:105:30, 6'30,8:00,10:30, GHOSTS OF MARS (R) BABY BOY (R) libraries and literary gatherings. his newest Death on the Hell- is limited. NP GHOSTS OF MARS (R) SUN-MON.12:10,2:30,5:00,7:30, 1:40,9:10 Send news leads to Steve Kowal- ships. This book describes the 12:40,2:50,5:10,7:20,9:30 NP GHOST OF MARS (R) RUSH HOUR 2 (PCI 3) ip,vv,i .vv, ski, Eccentric Newspapers, 805 heroic efforts of World War II Southfield Public Library has 9:35 12:20,1:15,2:45,3:40,5:20 6:00, NPJAY AND SILENT BOB 5TRIEKE 1;}0(4:[email protected]) 7:10,9:3 E. Maple, Birmingham, MI American and Allied Prisoners of the following announcements: 7:50,8:50, 10:2(l-N0 (^TICKETS NP IAY & SILENT BOB STRIKE BACK (R) NP SUMMER CATCH(PG13) PLANET OFTHE APES (PG13) 48009, or fax them to (248) 901- War. 7 p.m. 12:45,1:40,3M i:ol), 5:20,6:40, 1:50 (5:10 @ $4.50) 7:30,9:55 DREAM GARDEN SERIES 11:40,2:25,5:05,7:45,10:25 M BOY (PCI 3) DR.DOUTTLE2(PG) 2573 or e-mail to skowalski@ oe. 7:^0,9:d0,10:10 NO VIP TICKETS A display by Elaine Redmond NO VlP TICKETS 12:30,2:30 (4:40 @ $4,: homecomm.net. The Book Beat, at 26010 Green- NP BUBBLE BOY 1 JAY MS SILENT BOB STFFIKE BACK (RJ titled Dream Garden will be NP SUMMER CATCH (PCI 3) NP SUMMER CATCH (PG13 . field in Oak Park, has the follow- 12:00,2:0i WHAT S THE WORST THAT COULD hosted Mondays every day but 248-3 12:50,3:10,5:40,8:00,10:30 1:40 (4:50@ $4.50) 7:15,9:$0 Bargain Matinees Daily AMERICAN OUTLAWS (PC13) HAPPEN (PCI 3) Baldwin Public Library in ing event planned: Sunday. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 9 •All Shows Until 6 pm RAT RACE (PG13) AMERICAN OUTLAWS (PG13) 6:45,9:15 downtown Birmingham has the SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday Continuous Show daily 12:50,4:15, 7:20,10:10 SUMMER CATCH (PCI 3) 8:25,10:35 RAT RACE (PG13) following event planned: and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday • Late Shows Thurs, Fri, & Sat. CORRELI'S MANDOLIN! 1:15(4:45® $4,50) 7:20,9:40 RAT RACE (PG13)' Meet Sally Rysui, artist of forbid- - THRU THURSDAY CAPTAIN CORRELI'S MANDOUN (R) 12:10,3:15,6:20,9:20 THROUGH SEPTEMBER den drawings, The Psychosketch- and Saturday. Redmond was 12:35, 3:25, 6:10,8:50 CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN (R) : NP DENOTES NO PASS NO VIP TICKETS T :00 (4:00 @ $4.50) 7:10.9:50 0(R) The Children's Buggy Art Show, books of SA1NTRYAN, from 1-4 inspired to make these images RAT RACE (PG13) AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) OSMOSIS JONES (PG BLOOWW ( (8) NPjEEPERS CREEPERS (R) 11:00,1:15,4:30,7:00,9:25 11:10,3:50,6:50,9:50 a collection of children's draw- p.m. Exhibit curator Mike Mosh- while looking through her own AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) 1:45 (4:20,9 $4.50) er will make a presentation at 3. negatives of flower gardens. By 1:00,3:00,5:00,7:10,9:30 MOTHERS (PG13) AMERICAN PiE 2 (R) AMERICAN PIE 2 ings and poems of insects, will be ':00,3:30,6:50,9:10 4:30,7:00,9:30 NPIAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE 12:40,2:45(5:00® $4.50) 7:45,10:00 M FAST AND exhibited. The drawings wilJbe on display using a reversal process, a pink BACKT APOCALYPSE NOW (R) THE OTHERS (PG13) through Sept. 29. cone flower becomes a rich black 11:05,1:05,3:15,5:25 12:00,4:10,8:30 12:45,2:50,5:10,7:20,9:40 1:20 (4:3G@$4.50) 7:20,9:45 MOTHERS daisy with a blue center eye. CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOUN THE OTHERS (PG13) RUSH HOUR (PG13) Barnes & Noble, at 2800 S. TUESDAY, SEPT. 11 NP PRINCESS DIARIES (G) SCARY SB8 12:10,2:30,4:50,7:25,10:' 12:15,2:30,4:00,5:10,7:40, 12:30,2:50, (5:15 @ $4.50), 7:30,9:55 Rochester in Rochester Hills, has An underground reception with Water droplets on leaves become nn m wn Q-M 9:0010:00 MOVIES START AT DUSK , t Ttt ii rr i , . «hinv hlark hparls All t,V»p t>ue VV CttUACI AUOil UllUClglUUliU RUSH HOUR 2 (PC13)1 7:40,10:05 PRNCISS DIARIES (G) kuinriuuRiiPwii) 12:40,2:50 (5:15 @ $4.50) 8:00,10:00 images have a dream quality. 1:10,3:10,5:20,7:30,9:50 PRINCESS DIARIES (G) 11:45,2:40,5:40,8:35 'MAKE IT MONDAYS' (Bill Ayers and Bernardine PLANET OFM APES (PG13) Some photos are shown in pairs PRINCESS DIARIES 1:20,4:05,6:45,9:15 PLANETOFTHEAPES "" Dhorn). Ayers will autograph his 1:10 (4:20 @ $4,50) 7:10,9:50 Activities, adventures in crafts 1:40,4:10,6:50,9:10 NPRUSHHOUR2(K13) 12:05,3:05,6:05,9:05 book Fugitive Days from 7-9 p.m. the positive and negative side by 11:50,2:00,4:10,6:15,8:30,10:40 M SCORE (R) JURASSIC PARK 3 (PG13) 286001 and storytime are held each W side while othere like the purple PLANET OF THE APES 2001) 2:10,5:88,8:20 1:15 (4:15 @ $4.50) 7:00,9:15, Monday at 11 a.m. amaryllis stand dramatically , SPY KIDS (PG) LEGALLY BLONDE (PG13) 810-558-7520 Showcase Pontiac 6-12 CHILDREN'S STORYTIME Borders Books, Music, Video 12:05, 2:35,5:05, 7:45, 10:15 11:50,2:15,4:5C 7:30,9:50 alone. 2405 Telegraph Rd. East side of A,I,-ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & a Cafe, 1122 S. Rochester in AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS (PGI3) These fun sessions for kids are 12:05,3:50,7:05,10:20 Rochester Hills, has the follow- SEPTEMBER DISPLAYS Telegraph 11:55,2:20,4:45, 7:15,9:55 at 7 p.m. Fridays and 11 a.m. 810-534-6777 ALONG CAME A SPIDER (R) ing events planned: • The Southfield Public Library JURASSIC PARK III (PG13) United Artists Theatres 11:3^^09:55 Saturdays. 12;55, 3:05,5:15, 7:30,9:40 and the Southfield Historical 6 pm'Continuous Shows Daily THURSDAYS LEGALLY BLONDE (PG13) S.E. corner M-59"& Wtliams Late Shows Fri. & Sat. 11:00,1:55,4:50,7:50,10:40 Borders and Mr. Don want to Society present Southfield 11:25, 1:35, 3:45,5:55,8:15, 10:25 Same day advance tid 24 Hour Movie Line Barnes & Noble, at 6800 NP DENOTES NO PASS SLOW (R) Remembers, an exhibit of South- THE SCORE (R) NV-No V.I.P. tickets accepted 248.fitf.79O0 Orchard Lake in West Bloom- remind folks that reading aloud 11:10,2:10,5:05,8:00,10:45 field memorabilia on loan from NPO(R) 11:40,2:45,6:20,9:05 CALL 77 FILMS #551 field, has the following events is not just for tykes with a pro- Free Refill on Popcorn and Pop DR/DO.riTlE2(PG) the Southfield Historical Muse- 12:50, 3:00, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 SHREKiPG) planned: gram titled "Reading Without a 11:20,2:05,4:30,7:15,9:40 um. NP GHOST OF MARS (R) 11:15,1:25,3:35,5:45 EVOLUTION (PG13) Net." Stop into Borders at 7 p.m. 1:40,3:40,5:40,7:40,9:40 1/2 Block West'o? Middlebelt NPO FRIDAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. 7-8 248-788-6572 1:33, (4:40 @ $4. 7:10,9:40 11:30,2:20,5:00,7:35,10:05 to experience the neglected art of • A display of 12 quilts by the NP SUMMER CATCH (PC13) NffifOTf. NO CHILDREN t/NDf I! TH£ A Salute to Grandparents. Wednesday Night Quilting Sis- 12:00,2:00,4:00,7:45,9:50 AGfOFdMMKMfNMD/! reading aloud. It isn't radio, or 7:55,10:30 Grandparents Day is Sept. 9 and NP BUBBUBOY (PGI3) fMMMfw. HMwmrtw 1:40(5:Q0@R50) 7:30,9:45 ters Ministry, an organization )7vwt50MG£rafM FINAL FANTASY -M SPIRITS TV; it's live. 12:00,6:00 iDfNrmrioNroMCWf^riCKrroi! AMERICAN SWEETHEARTS (PG13) we'll read stories all about our founded in 1985 by Dr. Carolyn NP THE CURSE OF THE IADE ON[rON£rO£TPE/!)D 12:30,2:40,4:55,7:20,9:55 (5:20 9 $4,50) 7:50 ' best buddies in the world. 11 FRIDAYS 0(R)NV • 11:05,1:45,4:35 Reese as part of a program of the SCORPION (PG.I3) a.m. each day. Toddler Time with Ms. Allison 12:10,2:25,4:40,7:10,9:35 1:50 (5:20® $4,50) KINGDOM COME (PG) African-American Heritage 12:30,2:50,5:15,7:40,10:00 SPY KIDS (PG13 11:00,1:50,4:25,7:15,9:35 presents stories and songs and Council. RAT RACE (PG13) WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 12:05 1:00, 3:15 (5:30( KISS Of THE DRAGON (R lots of wiggle room for children .12:15,2:355:00, 7:25,9:50 Author Arthur W. Wiggins, pro- JAY St SILENT BOB (R) NV PEARL HARBOR (PCI 3) 11:55,2:35,5:20,8:00,10:40 4-under. Older kids are wel- THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 SPY KIDS (PC) l 3228?|ohn Uoad 12:25,2:50,5:20,7:45,10:10 8:00 RECESS: SCHOOLS OUT (G) fessor of Physics and Physical "Getting Started on the Web" 12:20 comed to come along. 10 a.m. 248-585-2070 SUMMERCATCH PG13 NV NP BUBBLE 60YIPG13) 11:50,2:00,4:20,6:50,9:15 Sciences Department Head at AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) introduces people to the Inter- 5:00,7:25,9:45 12:45,3:00 (5:10 ©$4.50) ' 12:10,2:30,4:50,7:10,9:35 Oakland University, will sign net. Cost is $5 for Southfield and No one under age 6 admitted for GHOSTS OF MARS (R)NV GHOSTS OF MARS (8) 11:35,2^510:15 Borders, at 34300 Woodward in THE OTHERS (PG13) PC13& Rrate9filmsc copies of his newest book, Quan- 12:20,2:35,4:45,7:00,9:30 1:50,10:00 M ANIMAL (PG13) Lathrup residents, $10 for non- ' 2:20,4:40, 7:05,9:25 Birmingham, has the following BUBBLE BOY (PG13) NV NP fAY GE SILENT BOB STRIKE JACK (R) 11:10, 1:40,4:15,7:00,9:30 tum Leaps in the wrong Direc- residents. Bring residency iden- NP jEEPERS CREEPERS IR) events: 12:40,3:L00 THE- FAS- T ANDINDTHE' " " tion. Get the straight story on 12:50, 3:00,5:10,7:20,9:30 1:20(4:20® $4.50) 7:15,9:40 tification. 6:30-8 p.m. in the • RAT RACE (PG13) 11:45,2:25,4:55,7:30,10:10 NO VIP TOTS things like astrology, ghosts, SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 Marcotte Room. Quo Vadis 12:15,2:45,5:10,7:40,10:05 M MUMMY RETURNS (PG13) NPJAY AND SILENT BOB STRIKE 1:00(4:15@$4.50) 7:00,9: spontaneous human combustion, Local author Marcy Heller Fish- Warrenfit Wayn e Rds AMERICAN PIE 2 (R) 12:15,4:00,7:00,10:25 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED BACK (R) RAT RACE (PG13) psychic surgery and ESP. 7 p.m. er and former Birmingham resi- 313-425-7700 12:00,2:20,5:05,7:35,10:00 1:15, (4:45 @ $4.50) 7:20,9:9:5. 5 TOMB RAIDER (PG13) Volunteers play an important SUN. MON. 11:50,1:00,2:10, 11:35,2:10,4:45,7:25,10:00 dent Christine Collins Woomer, 4:30,5:20, 7:00 9:2&;Tlfe.1:3Q, AMERICAN OUTLAW (PG13) FRIDAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. 14-15 part in the Southfield Public AlFShows Until 6 pm 2:30,4:50,7:15, 9:50 7:50,10:00 WHAT'S THE WORST THAT COULD an illustrator, sign copies of 4:tOP 6:40,8:50 NO VIP TICKETS Hat's on Storytime. Wear your Library organization, participat- Continuous Shows Daily RUSH HOUR 2 (PG13) CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOUN (R) HAPPEN? (PG13 their book The Outdoor Muse- Late Shows WedThurs. Fri. Sat. NP CURSE OF THE IADE SCORPION 11:20,1:55,4:40,7:10,9^5 favorite chapeau to out swingin' ing in many jobs that help to ,NPDWOT£INOMJ5 (PGI3) 12:45,2:55,5:15,7:30,9:40 (4:00 9 $4.50) 7:10,9:55 um: The Magic of Michigan's E2 a sombrero storytime. We'll even provide the public with excellent SUN. MON. 11:10,1:30,4:10,6:40, F/WF SHOW Of THf DA Marshall M. Fredericks (Wayne 8:50; MS, 1:30,4:10,6:40,8:50 12:30,2:45 (5:00 @ $4.50) 7:45,10:00 AliJHOIW;/I,S O EXCEPTffl make a funny hat for you to library service. For more infor- SUN-MON 11^:40,4:10,7:20, United Artists-Commerce-14 THE OTHERS (PG13J /iNDSM/(Y/ifrf(!6:00-«i wear. And this time only, you State University Press, Great mation on becoming a volunteer,' 9:30; TUES-THUR^ 1:1^3:2^,5:3(1, NP SUMMER CATCH (PG13) 3330 Sprinqvale Drive 1:20 (4:30 @ $4.50) 7:20,9:45 can keep your hat on indoors. 11 Lakes Books, 2001). 7 p.m. Fish- click on: ; 7:40,9:50 SUN. MON.11:20,1:40,4:00,6:20, Adjacent to Home Depot PRINCESS DIARIES (G) er also will speak on the legacy RAT RACE (PCI 3} 8:40; TUES. 1:40,4:00,6:20,8:40 North of the intersection of 14 Mile & 12:30,2:50, (5:20 @ $4.50) 7:40,10:00 a.m. each day. www.metronet.lib.mi.us/SFLD/v; SUN,-MON, 11:15,1:45,4:15,7:15, Haggerty of Fredericks' Sculpture in our olunteer_job_description.html 9:50; TUES-THURS^ 1:45,4:1^ 7:1 < community at 7:30 p.m. Tues- The Observer & Eccentric! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 •C5

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Art Beat features various happenings manager Kathy Hall at (248) 471-4516. For information, call (734) 207-8807. in the suburban art world. Send Wayne County arts news leads to Art Beat, • The Plymouth Community Chorus Twenty potters will exhibit a variety Observer Newspapers, 36251 School- is holding auditions for new members 7 of items, none priced at more than $30. p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4 at the First Bap- craft, Livonia MI 48150, fax them to "Some of them are leftover items (734) 591-7279, or e-mail (as a text file) tist Church of Plymouth, 45000 North Territorial. from the season and slight irregulars so to [email protected]. it should be lots of fun," said Donna Additional audition dates are Sept. Williams, a Plymouth potter. "You ARTS CLUB MEETING 11, 18 and 25, by appointment only. To make lots of work as a potter and this Three Cities Art Club holds its first schedule a time or for the location of the is a way of clearing our shelves. And we meeting of the season 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11, 18 and 25 auditions, call (734) thought it would be a nice way for peo- Sept. 4 at the Plymouth Township 455-4080. ple to meet us." Administration Building on the north- • Schoolcraft College Community If you'd like to try your hand at mak- east corner of Ann Arbor Road and Lil- Choir holds auditions for new members ing art, don't miss the tile table where \ ley. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4 and 11 in for $5 you can paint your own. Proceeds The program features A1 Larson who room 310 of the Forum Building on will be donated to First Step, a Ply- campus, 18600 Haggerty, between Six mouth-based organization dedicated to will bring examples of paintings/pho- * M" tographs to show how Frameworks and Seven Mile, Livonia. helping victims of domestic violence and rape. reproduces them as prints. Everyone is Fall semester choir rehearsals begin welcome to attend. Tuesday, Sept. 11. The 50 + voice choir TREASURE CHEST CRAFT SHOW For more information, call Marilyn includes Schoolcraft students and expe- 1®' Meredith at (248) 262-9711 weekdays, rienced singers of all ages from commu- The Village Painters present their or (734) 397-2348. nities throughout the metropolitan fifth annual Treasure Chest Craft Show area. Participants may elect to receive 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, GUEST SCULPTOR regular academic credit through the col- Sept. 8-9 at Central Middle School, lege. Church and Main Street, Plymouth. Redford sculptor Silvio Barile will be the guest lecturer for the Garden City For more information, call choir presi- Admission is $2. For more informa- Fine Arts Association meeting 6:30 p.m. dent, Shari Clason at (248) 349-8175 or tion, cal! (734) 454-4168. I Wednesday, Sept. 5 at the Redford Bak- the college's liberal arts department at This boutique style show was previ- ery on Plymouth jRoad, between Inkster (734) 462-3453. To schedule an audi- ously held at the Plymouth Cultural and Beech Daly. tion, call director Gerald Custer at (734) Center. It features many hand painted 481-3453. Clason and Custer can also items including furniture, jewelry, and For anyone who'd like to car pool, be contacted via e-mail by visiting the meet at the back entrance and parking clothing as well as oil paintings and Web site at http:// members, tripod, com watercolors. lot of the Maplewood Community Cen- /schoolcraftchoir. ter off Balmoral and Merriman in Gar- The Village Painters is a local chap- den City at 6 p.m. ANNUAL MEETING ter of the National Society of Tole & For more information, call Shekinah The Plymouth Symphony Society Decorative Painters. The show is a Errington at (734) 764-2247 or the bak- holds the 55th season annual meeting fundraiser for the chapter. A portion of sales will help continue The Village ery for directions (313) 937-2288. and 56th season kick-off 6:30 p.m. Tent sale: Rachail Laine is one of 20 members exhibiting in the Wednesday, Sept. 5 at the Joanne Win- Painters' education program for mem- Barile will give a tour of his sculpture bers. It also helps fund a needy family Village Potters Guild Tent Sale Saturday, Sept. 8, in Plymouth. garden behind his bakery. The garden kleman Hulce Center for the Arts, 774 North Sheldon at Junction, Plymouth. at Christmas and for supplies to paint features sculptures made from poured, ornaments to decorate a tree for the shaped and imprinted concrete. Many of In addition to a review of the past Festival of Trees (benefits Children's CHILDREN'S ART EXHIBIT department of natural sciences on cam- the pieces are over 6-ft. tall. season, music director/conductor Nan Hospital). Money will also go toward the pus, 4901 Evergreen Road, Dearborn. Washburn will talk about upcoming memory boxes which members paint for D & M Studios holds its 11th annual Barile's folk art style reflects his love student show Monday-Sunday, Aug. 27 Livonia resident Don Miller, a faculty of his native Sicily, Roman/Italian histo- programs in the Alive With Musical the infant bereavement program at Color season. Season subscriptions will Providence Hospital. to Sept. 2 at 8691 North Lilley Road at member in the department of natural ry, and his life experiences and percep- Joy, Canton. sciences, will teach the workshop. Glass tions. His work often incorporates text, also be available. YOUTH THEATER beads have been made by winding marble, glass and found objects. Light refreshments will be provided The works culminated from this sum- molten glass onto metal rods for several courtesy of U Take the Cake of Ply- Paper Bag Productions announces mer's 26 art camps at D & M Studios, thousand years. This form of beadmak- SINGERS WANTED mouth. For information about the meet- auditions for its 19th show, a musical Canton Summit on the Park, and the ing is currently the fastest growing area ing, new season, sponsorships, and vol- version of Stuart Little 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plymouth Cultural Center. Hours are 9 of the glass crafts. The Farmington Community Chorus a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday, until 3 holds auditions for new members 7:30 unteer opportunities, call (734) 451- Saturday, Sept. 8 and noon to 4 p.m. 2112 or visit the Web site at www.ply- Sunday, Sept. 9 at 19586 Farmington p.m. Saturday, and noon to 4 p.m. Sun- The history and basics of beadmak- p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4 and 11 at the day. ing, characteristics of various glasses, Costick Activities Center on 11 Mile mouthsymphony. org. Road, three blocks north of Seven Mile on the southeast corner of Farmington and a wide range of decorating tech- Road, east of Middlebelt, Farmington For information about the exhibit or niques will be covered. Hills. TENT SALE and Carl, Livonia. fall classes, call (734) 453-3710. The cost is $250 and includes all The 80-voice chorus, under the direc- The Village Potters Guild is holding a Auditioners should be prepared to tent sale 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, sing whatever they sing best. Cold read- GLASS BEADMAKING WORKSHOP instructional and material fees. Enroll- tion of Steve SeGraves, is seeking to ment is limited. Call Miller at (313) expand its membership. It includes Sept. 8 in the parking lot outside the ings will be from the script. The University of Michigan-Dearborn Guild, 340 North Main behind Jack 593-5262. singers from the metro Detroit area. For information- call J. Nodu« u is holding a 10-week flameworking Dunleavy's Grill, Plymouth. •.v-;rk < hop Sf>r)t. H ro Nov. 17 in the For more information, cali chorus (810; 344-7774.

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v-s : Water isn't Stylish, but why not healthy? \ always good Annual fashion show will focus on well-being for the skin By now I'm sure you know DISCOVERING water is the healthiest drink BEAUTY you can consume. But you probably don't know about the unhealthy • w effects that water can have on skin and hair. Rather than having a hydrating effect, water sometimes robs your body of external moisture, especially in the summer when water MARY ANNE TOCCAUNO comes with the sun. But just because you're exposed to the outdoors and frequenting chlorinated pools in the summer, doesn't mean the season has to be a dry one. A few do-it-yourself tricks will allow to jump right in and make a splash. How does the pool affect skin? They say it's important to rinse out a swimsuit after being in a pool, so the gar- ment's color does not fade. Well, the same applies to your body. Chlorine really sticks to the body and when it's not rinsed off, the chemical causes drying, itching, flaking and blotching. To avoid these unpleasant effects, use an exfoliating alpha-hydroxy 1 acid cream such as Eucerin Dry Skin Therapy Lotion, which is available at any good drug store. An alpha- hydroxy cream will aid in shedding dry skin cells that have absorbed chlorine, leaving you with a healthy glow. What about hair after pool use? Chlorine chemically falls in the same cate- STAFF PHOTOS BY TOM HOFFMEYER gory as bleach. It extracts moisture from the Creative forces: Barsoum Bouchar (left), owner of Birmingham's Virtuoso Salon, and Phyllis Johnson, a hair shaft and lightens color, whether it's your real color or not. lifestyle expert, will unite style and well-being on the Birmingham Fall Spectacular runway. Though it's unlikely you spend as much BY NICOLE STAFFORD Survivors Scholarship Fund, begins with a strolling time in a pool as an athlete training for the STAFF WRITER dinner and hits its peak with a runway show of fall What: 12th Annual Birmingham Fall Olympics, even small amounts of chlorine [email protected] fashion provided by local retailers. Bouchar and his Spectacular to benefit the Beaumont can drastically change hair color and. tex- team of stylists and makeup artists will work their Pediatric Cancer Survivors Scholarship ture. When Barsoum Bouchar, owner of Birmingham's magic on the show's models. Fund To protect color and texture, spray a mix- Virtuoso salon, detects even a vibe of negative ener- Runway looks will fall into four categories, the When? 5:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. ture of conditioner and water on to the hair gy lurking near his clients, he jumps to his feet and natural elements of earth, air, water and fire, as a 12 before going in a pool. prepares to sweep it out the front door. way to show that style and well-being aren't exclu- Where: Under outdoor tents between The hair shaft is like a sponge, so the con- Phyllis Johnson, a lifestyle expert and native of sive. The Community House and the ditioner in the spray fills the shaft, leaving Detroit, feels as strongly about her role as a nurtur- "Our challenge is to look at the models and see Townsend Hotel in downtown Birming- no room for chlorine. The spray also pre- er of positive spirit. The quest for good health and how we can represent the elements and this ham serves chemical treatments applied to your spirituality is the most important lifestyle trend of approach of well-being and natural beauty," says Tickets; General admission, $65 in hair and prevents dryness. the new century, she insists. Bouchar. advance and $75 at show; patron seats, What are the lakes doing to my hair? Since well-being and style are the themes of this Hair pulled back into slick ponytails might repre- $175, and benefactor seats, $250. Patron Believe or not, local waters do have impu- year's Birmingham Fall Spectacular, slated for Sept. sent water, while the season's rich burgundy and and benefactor tickets include early rities. 12 , it only makes sense to have Bouchar and John- brown tones might symbolize earth. admission, VIP show seating, bar tickets But, wait, all the news isn't bad, as fresh son behind the scenes. By focusing the event on health and well-being, and valet parking. To purchase, call (248) water does have some healing powers. "There's a way to balance wellness and style," Bouchar and Johnson hope to draw more attention 644-1700 or visit Astrein's Jewelers, Ten- Fresh water aids in mending acne more says Johnson, who developed the event's themes to the cause. "We hope to identify Birmingham as der or Imelda's Closet, all on Maple Road quickly. It also has been known to induce and is producing its fashion show. The annual this wonderful stylish town that nurtures itself and in downtown Birmingham. skin detoxification. event, a benefit for the Beaumont Pediatric Cancer promotes personal growth," says Johnson. Still, long exposure caij dry and irritate the skin. To avoid such negative effects, frequently apply a heavy sunscreen. Doctors recom- Saks Fifth Avenue, the Somerset Collection in mend one with an SPF of 30. Retail, style and special store events are list- ed in this calendar. Please send information to: Troy, presents the Escada fall 2001 collection in an Besides, sunscreen works double-duty; it informal fashion show with light buffet lunch, protects against harmful sun rays in addi- Malls & Mainstreets, c/o Observer & Eccentric ADDED ATTRACTIONS Newspapers, 805 E. Maple, Birmingham, MI noon, Escada Boutique, second floor. Tickets are tion to being a moisturizer. $25 and benefit the Michigan Chapter of the How does fresh water affect hair? 48009. By fax, '(248) 644-1314. E-mail, [email protected]. Deadline for publica- Arthritis Foundation. Please make reservations by Good news! Fresh water isn't bad for your 5100, ext. 1423. Sept. 10 by calling (248) 424-9001, ext. 40. hair. tion is two weeks in advance. It gives thickness, which is always great, plus a beautiful, healthy shine. But you still have to be careful. When SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 you're at the lake, the sun is sucking mois-. SCHOOL SHOPPING PROMOTION MALL CONCERT SERIES BRIDGE COLLECTIONS SHOW ture from your hair and drastically lighten- Westland Shopping Center marks back-to-school Northland Shopping Center in Southfield hosts a Saks Fifth Avenue, the Somerset Collection in ing its color. time with a shopping promotion. Shoppers with series of free jazz concerts on Friday and Saturday Troy, presents the Best of Bridge, a showing of fall Some women pay a lot of money for that store receipts of $150 or more receive a messenger afternoons every other week through September 2001 sportswear collections, to benefit The Child California beach hue, but if you like your bag and Westland Shopping Center gift certificate 22. Join John Douglas & Jazz Head on Sept. 7 and Abuse and Neglect Council, 5 p.m. wine and hors hair color the way it is, try adding a protec- worth $5. Bring receipts to the mall's customer ser- 8. All concerts run noon-2 p.m. at center's Outdoor d'oeuvre reception, 6 p.m. fashion show, Designer tive barrier of oil, such as Philip Kingsley vice center in East Court, through Sept. 10 and Court. Free refreshments will be provided. For Bridge Sportswear, second floor. Tickets are $35 Hair Cap (available at Saks Fifth Avenue) while supplies last. For more information, call additional information, call (248) 569-6272. and $50. To make a reservation, call (248) 332- before you swim. It's a great conditioner, too. (734) 421-0291. 7173. How dues siiuwej. aiiu uaiii walei aiiect TRUNK SHOW skin and hair? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Sherri's at the Orchard Mall in West Bloomfieid Most homes have hard water, which means MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 FASHION SHOW AUDITION features Skinz Designs in s trunk show with infor- it contains dissolved minerals like calcium mal modeling, through Sept. 15. For more informa- ART ON THE GREEN Audition for the Livonia Mall's back-to-school fash- and magnesium. When you bathe in hard tion, call (248) 626-7470. water, soap and mineral "curd" settle on the Downtown Franklin's Labor Day celebration fea- ion show, to be held Saturday, Sept. 22. Registra- skin, leaving a residue. This not only makes tures the 21st Annual Art on the Green fine art tion runs 10 a.m.-noon. Auditions run 1-3 p.m. For LANCOME FOR FALL you feel unclean but also can clog pores, show, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Village Green on additional information, call (248) 476-1160. Learn about Altitude, Lancome's fall color collec- causing breakouts and even a rash. Franklin Road, just south of 14 Mile Road. Event ANNUAL CHILI CONTEST tion, at Nordstrom, the Somerset Collection in Ideally, use a water-softening unit. Howev- is free. For additional information about the art Prepare your palate for the 23rd Annual Michigan Troy, through Sept. 15. To make a personal er, there are soaps that break down hard show and Labor Day events, call (248) 865-9382. State Chili Championship Cook-off during Ply- appointment with a makeup artist, call (248) 816- water scum. Just remember to apply mois- mouth's annual fall festival in Kellogg Park in 5100, ext.1064. turizer after showering because these soaps downtown Plymouth, 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Event includes can dry out the skin. 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 a chili cook-off, pancake breakfast, children's activ- When you shampob with hard water, hair ities and live entertainment. Proceeds benefit sev-. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 FALL TRUNK SHOW eral Plymouth service organizations. For more feels sticky and looks dull and littip. The cul- The Apple Tree Room, 32749 Franklin Road in JEWELRY DESIGNERS VISIT prit is the "curd," which forms when sham- information including how to enter chili cook-off, Jules R. Schubot Jewellers, 3001 West Big Beaver Franklin, hosts a fall trunk show featuring Mara- call (734) 455-8838. poo meets minerals. lyce Ferree jackets, vests, coats and outer wear in Troy, welcomes jewelry designers Leo de Remember, chlorine is often added to tap accessories, through Sept. 8. Store hours are 10 Vroomen of De Vroomen Designs and Gianni Sti- water to kill bacteria and this can definitely a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Wednesday and Friday-Satur- vanello of Ambrosi, along with their recent collec- damage hair. day; and 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Thursday. For additional TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 tions, at a champagne reception, noon-8 p.m. The Use a clarifying shampoo once a week, and information, call (248) 851-9862. TIFFANY designers and their collections will also be in the don't wash your hair with every shower. Just store from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15. For YARN GARMENT SHOW Tiffany & Co., the Somerset Collection in Troy, style it as usual and see what happens. You more details, call (248) 649-1122 or (800) The Knitting Room, 251 Merrill Street in Birming- hosts a bridal show featuring fashions by Alvin's may be surprised how healthy your hair Bride; three seminars covering pearls, table set- SCHUBOT. becomes. ham, hosts a samples show of garments made with fibers from Rowan Yarns featuring both current tings and wedding stationary; and information Now you're ready to enjoy the last few about entertainment, catering, photography and weeks of summer with a big splash. and new yarns, through Sept. 16. Store hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. floral services, 6:30-8:30 p.m. For additional infor- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Saturday. For additional information, call (248) mation or to make a reservation, call Margot If you have a question for Mary Anne Toc- Abramson at (248) 637-2800. BILL BURNS VISITS calino, send her an e-mail at 540-3623. Meet designer Bill Burns and view his fall collec- [email protected]. Toccalino is a profes- MAC MAKEUP EVENT tion at Nordstrom, the Somerset Collection in Troy, sional makeup artist and skin care consul- Makeup artists from MAC introduce Haute Volt- 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Event includes informal modeling 'tant. She studied at Joe Blasco's School of age, the line's fall color collection, and consult with WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER and lunch in Studio 121, second floor. To make a Cosmetics in Hollywood where her training customers, through Sept. 8, at Nordstrom, the 12 reservation, call (248) 816-5100, ext. 1550. included work in special effects for film and Somerset Collection in Troy. To schedule an print. appointment with a makeup artist, call (248) 816- ESCADA FOR FALL

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BY JUDITH DONER BERNE renown French department store SPECIAL WRITER Galeries Lafayette offer the lat- est European fashions beautiful- hen the new Jewish ly displayed in stores designed Museum opens Sept. 9 by the latest architects. Win Berlin, Germany, per- A block east, the French and haps it can serve to mark an end German churches mirror one to that city's guilt over World another across Gendarmen- .in:. War II and the Holocaust. markt, a truly beautiful square. More than 55 years of Between the churches is the ' jtuWi penance should be a long enough reconstructed 17th Century prison term, especially since Schauspielhaus, one of Berlin's i i flip Germany's young people are main concert halls. } \ Ii r || 11J - \ three generations removed from Doubling back to Avenue der Hitler's regime. Linden we come upon a series of i To me, the city publicly apolo- buildings including the German gizes for World War II in many State Opera House, Humboldt ways. These include: Kaiser Wil- University and the New Guard helm Memorial Church with its To Freedom: Memorial to those who died trying to defy House which are representative bombed-scarred steeple juxta- of classic German architecture. posed against a modern version the Berlin Wall. In what I take as still another; erected in the early 60's; subter- apology, the New Guard House ranean rows of empty white book pre-World War II function as the marked for reconstruction. is deliberately empty except for a Shelves outside the university heart of Berlin. A new bank designed by Cali- modern Pieta, a statue of a library memorializing the Nazi To some degree we tried to fornia-based architect Frank mother holding her son killed in book burning on that spot May retrace the steps we took all Gehry and the rebuilt Hotel war. 1$, 1933; a site immediately those years back, along a route Adlon lead off the restoration of adjacent to the Brandenburg that National Geographic Travel the famous Unter den Linden - Many museums Gate designated for a Holocaust magazine recently labeled one of Berlin's famed pre-war Champs Museum Island across the Memorial. the most famous walks in Elysee. It is also home to the Palace Bridge over the Spree Rather it is Berlin's progress Europe. Russian, French and British Canal hosts five museums, away from its years as a city We begin at the breathtaking- embassies. Fears of terrorism three of which are being divided between east and west ly remodeled Reichstag building reportedly have delayed recon- restored. We are able to visit The that fascinated me when, in (never occupied by Hitler) and struction of the United States Pergamon, which was built to early August, I returned to climb its winding ramps (think Embassy on its original site. house the Pergamon Altar, a Berlin for the first time in 40 the Guggenheim Museum iii If I ever go back, I'd stay at the massive Greek Temple dating years. New York City) under a glass Adlon, which, according to Fod- from 180 BC. It was discovered My husband and I spent three dome for views of Berlin in every der's "was until its destruction in what is now Turkey in the days in Berlin in August 1-961 direction. We, by chance, set off during World War II Europe's late 19th Century and somehow during a summer of student early and are there by 8:45 a.m. ultimate luxury resort, hosting carted off to Berlin. Later, we read that this is travel in Europe. Although con- the likes of Kaiser Wilhelm II Heading further east toward struction of the Berlin Wall was Berlin's No. 1 tourist attraction. and Greta Garbo." Just walking The lines are long as we leave. Alexanderplatz, reminders of the a week away, the tension through its exquisitely designed Communist regime are more in lobby, you know that it once between east and west was evidence. Apartment buildings, Grand opening: The Jewish Museum that opens Sun- already concrete. So were the The Berlin Wall again is Berlin's hotel of choice the Communist's pride - the blocks of gray, prefabricated Heading east we examine the for those who opt for both luxury highest TV tower in Europe - day, Sept 9, is titled "Between the Lines" by its archi- Soviet-inspired buildings, the outlines of the Berlin Wall delib- and history. indeed the square itself lack tect Daniel Libeskino. lack of goods in the stores, and erately set into the pavement Equally impressive is the' imagination and grace. the total indifference to anything and pass the memorial of paint- rebirth of Frederichstrasse - the ly, it also was off-season.) I took was only a third full. I ed crosses representing those Though large, Berlin demands We stick to baguettes with attribute that to still-lingering resembling merchandising com- city's pre-war Fifth Avenue. Yes, to be walked or biked. Public pared to. the vivacity and relative who died trying to escape. we were agog at the size and tomato and mozzarella for lunch post war attitudes. Maybe the transportation is easy and effi- and that great dark beer, but opening of the Jewish Museum, prosperity of West Berlin. We walk through the Branden- wares at KaDeWe, the largest cient and bike lanes run burg Gate in quite a different department store in Europe, have a truly- outstanding dinner if not the offer by Germany to Now distinctions between east throughout the city even along- at Bamberger Reiter which fuses aid the peace process between and west are disappearing daily manner than 40 years ago. Then, which on our previous visit put side the Tiergarten - Berlin's although it was open, Commu- to shame its Communist coun- German cuisine with Asian and the Israelis and Palestinians, beneath the sounds and sights of Central Park - that has plenty of French. I havb/to confess that I will heal hearts and open minds. construction cranes. nist guards scrutinized our pas- terpart. Its gastronomical floors, paths of its own. ~ sage. This time, we only have to absolutely devpured French fries Judith Doner Berne is a former In my mind, it began with the complete with cafes for every wend our way through construc- food item imaginable, relegate Food-wise, Berlin is making its in a bag fron} a street vender, managing editor of The Eccentric rebuilding of Potsdamer Platz - tion, as the gate is in the process way although a couple of the choosing what the friendly Newspapers and a current op ed a no man's land during the years even Bloomingdale's New York of renovation. Immediately City store to the back burner. highly-touted restaurants we vender said was a "home made" columnist. Your questions and of the wall. Now, with its avant- inside, the gray pre-Wall wanted to try - notably the curry from a variety of sauces comments are welcome by calling garde architecture and wealth of But our purchases are made Michelin starred First Floor - you can choose to pour on top. 901-2047 or. e-mailing cityscape either has been along Frederichstrasse, where entertainment venues and cafes, replaced with new buildings or is are closed in August, when Euro- [email protected]. the square has returned to its one-of-a-kind boutiques and the Travel agents say that Berlin's peans are on vacation. (Cultural- a hard sell. In fact, the trip that

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RAY & ELEANOR HEALD Do you really know chianti? spotlight uscany is central Italy's most important region, contributing Tover centuries to literature, art, Chefs cook up delights at Culinary Extravaganza culture, and of course, wine. Chianti, ||HVtbulous foods from top area restaurants, an appearance by Survivor Chef "We were really happy with the event last year." the best known wine of Tuscany, is pro- •M&eith Famie, and a wine tasting seminar highlight Schoolcraft College's Extravaganza patrons can sample oysters from Tom's Oyster Bar; ribs, duced in the gently rolling hills I Oulinary Extravaganza 2001. wings and ginger vermicelli from Arbor Brew- between Florence and Siena. Ristaurants such as Tribute, the Greektown ing Company; lobster Florentine sherry bisque The landscape includes tailored vine Casno, the Golden Mushroom, Five Lakes Grill soup from the Michigan Star Clipper Dinner rows, gray-green olive groves, low pines and Excalibur are among the approximate 50 Train; a variety of Middle Eastern dishes from and tall, slender cypress trees in a eatffies that will have samples of their most excit- La Shish Restaurants; Michigan wines from beautiful patch work quilt of green ing lishes ready for event patrons. the Michigan Grape and Wine Council; and against the dried grass of summer. Cilinary Extravaganza is the principal fund- baked goods and rye breads from Zingerman's The wine we know as chianti has raier for the Schoolcraft College Foundation. All Bakehouse. been produced for eons. The Antinori proseeds are dedicated to helping students meet Other participating restaurants include,;, family, for instance, ean trace its histo- ther educational goals. Last year's event raised Carver's Steak and Chops, Elite Catering Com-, ry to 1385. Other established aristo- moie than $130,000. pany, Zoup, Schoolcraft's own American Har-; cratic families like Frescobaldi and Ric- "?he event is geared specifically to benefit stu- vest Restaurant, The Farm Restaurant, the. asoli have made chianti, planted on dents across the board," said Bruce Konowalow, Dearborn Hyatt, Emily's, Bonfire, Little Italy, their considerable land holdings, for director of culinary arts. Morel's and Steve and Rocky's. Ashby's Ster- centuries. famie, who gained national notoriety on the ling Ice Cream, Cadillac Coffee Company, Chianti has always been a food wine, television program "Survivor: The Australian Out- D'Vine Wine and Pelee Island Winery will not a cocktail or aperitif; one to enjoy balk," will prepare a dish for tasting and will sign bring abundant samples of their products. with friends and family at the table. It copies of his cookbook. Other activities include a The live auction will present bidders with was and still is a beverage, not to be free wine-tasting session conducted by Madeline food-related packages including a beer making collected or cellared, but to drink on an Trffon, master sommelier and wine director of party for 12 at Local Color, a gourmet dinner everyday basis. In Italy, families dilute Matt Prentice's Unique Restaurant Corporation, prepared in your home by a Schoolcraft chef, the wine with water for the children or acd a live auction with food-related prizes. restaurant and wine gift certificates and a Sur- add ice cubes in summer when the tem- Of course, there will be food served, and plenty vivor package. perature demands it. The wines are of it. Winners of a raffle will receive one of four made to complement, not overpower 'What we're trying to do is have a first-class prizes: two round-trip airline tickets to any- food. That means that they are not venue in terms of restaurants, and we are pretty where in the contiguous 48 states, a woman's» overly fruity and never oaky. selective in who we're inviting," Konowalow said. ring in yellow gold with diamonds and blue, Chianti has always been based on the topaz, a Las Vegas trip for two, or a tour of, sangiovese grape variety, but years ago Pelee Island Winery and overnight stay with was blended with 10 to 30 percent dinner for four. •< white varieties, Wine Picks such as malvasia and trebbiano. Popularity of syrah or Schoolcraft Culinary shiraz, as the Aus- This created a tralians refer to it, is light wine for Bxtratmgansm 2001 driving up prices. Our near term drink- serious search found ing, not a serious What: Approximately 50 eateries will have values at $20 or less. wine with inter- samples of dishes for patrons to enjoy. The Lacking the heft or national appeal. event is the main fund-raiser for the School- f complexity of pricier craft College Foundation. Proceeds contribute < bottimgs, they are New vision PHOTO,-: BY TOM KSBBELN tc student scholarships. deliciously fruity. for chianti Finest flavors: When; 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23 • Pick of the pack: Last year's Culinary Extrava- DOCG (Denom- ganza at Schoolcraft College featured deli- Where: Waterman Campus Center, Schoolcraft 1999 Meridian College, 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Vineyards Syrah inazione di Orig- cious wares from culinary arts students at Seven Mile roads, just west of 1-275. Paso Robles $15. ine Controllata e Schoolcraft College and popular restaurants Outstanding at this Garantita) regu- Tickets: $40 per person, two for $75, Raffle price. lations are a gov- in the Detroit area. Chef Jason Weaver from tickets are $5 or three for $10. Both can be • Ultimate steal: ernment effort to the Ritz Carlton looks on as guests enjoy this purchased by calling the Development Office at 2000 Yellow Tail improve wine tray of sweet delights. Guests also can enjoy (734) 462-4670. Visa, MasterCard, Discover Shiraz, Australia $6. quality in Italy. and checks are accepted. If you're told this delicious wines at the event. wine is sold out, Codes govern the more wiil be number of plant- available in October. ed acres, deter- Sweet stuff: • Excellence from mine the geo- Last year's event California: 1999 graphical bound- I Participating restaurants allowed food Anapamu Syrah $16 aries, allow only American Harvest Local Color Brewing lovers to enjoy and 1999 Baileyana certain grape ; Restaurant Company samples of appe- Syrah Paso Robles varieties, regu- f Arbor Brewing Company Loving Spoonful $18. late yields at har- ! Ashby's Sterling Mama Mucci's Pasta tizers, entries • Delicious vest and the wine and desserts. internationals: - Ice Cream Michigan Grape & 1999 Len Evans production meth- ; Bonfire Bistro & Brewery Wine Council George Quick of Shiraz $16; 2000 ods. Busch's Cadillac Michigan Star Clipper Westland McPherson Shiraz, Producers seek- Coffee Company Dinner Train inquires about a Australia $18; 1998 ing the DOCG Carmela Specialty Food Morel's brandade. Tahbiik Shiraz $18; label must submit Distributors Motor City Casino and 1999 Arboleda their wines to a Carver's Steak and Chops Opus One Syrah, Chile $20. tasting panel Central Distributors Over the Top Catering • Good deals: which approves it of Beer, Inc. Pelee Island Winery 1999 Camelot Syrah $9; 1999 as having tradi- : Cooker Bar & Grille Pillsbury Woodbridge Syrah tional character- 1 Dearborn Hyatt Ritz-Carlton $8; and 2000 istics and style. i Elite Catering Company Steve & Rocky's Caliterra Syrah $8. "Since chianti Emily's The Farm Restaurant « woiieciors geuiicu Ejjucii Event me Golden Mushroom selection: 1995 status in 1984, Essence Restaurant Tom's Oyster Bar Tahbiik 1860 Vines and producers Excalibur Restaurant Tribute Restaurant Shiraz $86. began complying ; Five Lakes Grill Venti Uno (MGM with its regula- , Great Oaks Country Club Grand Detroit Casino) tions, the wines, on the whole, have Greektown Casino Vine 2 Wine excelled," said Giancarlo Roman, wine- Guernsey Dairy Zingerman's Bakehouse maker for Castello di Gabbiano. "In Henry Ford Museum Zoup Chianti, we are no longer required to LA Express add white varieties to our red wines." La Shish Restaurants (as of Aug. 28) Since then, chianti may also contain 10 percent non-traditional varieties like cabernet sauvignon or merlot, as long as it is at least 75 percent sangiovese. Chianti may also contain up to 10 per- cent each canaiolo (a red variety) and Chili cooks compete Saturday for World Championship! white varieties. More recent changes in the DOCG BY KEN ABRAMCZYK The competition starts with the cooks' meeting at Another chili championship - the Great Lakes STAFF WRITER 1 p.m., and food preparation from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. Regional - is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 7, also in regulations now allow the production of [email protected] 100 percent sangiovese wines that can Cooking starts at 2:15 p.m., with judging to start at Plymouth during the motorcyle legally be labeled chianti. If you love chili, head to Plymouth this Saturday. about 5 p.m. The public can sample the chili bike show. That winner "Our landscape hasn't changed much Chili connoiseurs can enjoy a feast of samples after that time for. 50 cents. Proceeds will advances to next year's in hundreds of years because we pro- this weekend at Plymouth's Fall Festival Chili benefit community service groups of Ply- World Championship. tect our forests and restrict building Cook-off in the Gathering at Kellogg Park. The mouth, including the Rotary, the Lions and vineyard planting," explained event is also the Michigan State Chili Champi- Club, Kiwanis and others. Roman. "At Castello di Gabbiano, like onship. Judging in the salsa competition starts all Tuscan estates, we cannot dedicate For cooks who take their chili, and now salsa, . around 3:15 p.m. the entire property to grapes, even seriously, the competition is a big deal, but it's also Cook-off guru Annette Horn suggests though it would be the most profitable a lot of fiin. getting your samples early. Typically, she use of the land." Winners in both the chili and salsa contests says, demand overcomes supply after about advance to the 2001 World Championship in Reno, 30 minutes. 5 Please see WINE, D2 Nev., set for Sept. 30. Diane Lentz of Nicholsville, Ky., won last The winner in the state chili contest at Fall Festi- year's chili title, beating more than 40 other val wins $1,000 and a trophy, in addition to the chiliheads with her Belle Breezing Bordello LOOKING AHEAD chance to compete in Reno. Trophies also go to the Chili. What to watch for in Taste next week: rest of the top five finishers. Kandace Kirkey of Royal Oak, a first-time The winner of the salsa competition gets $100 competitor, won the salsa championship last • School lunches and a trophy. There's also a trophy for the best year. • 2 Unique booth. Leo Buk II of Trenton had the best booth.

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LIVING BETTER Fall is har- farms. This produce brings rich Dent corn is used to make cakes Beans and peas can be eaten simmer. Cover tie pot with a lid, eggplant, green pepper, toma- LY vest time and flavors and great variety to the and tortillas, while flint corn hot or cold, in soups or in salads, but keep the lit slightly tilted to toes, green beans and pickles are what a cornu- table. germinates the fastest and as a main dish or side dish, as a allow steam t>; escape. Cook easiest to cultivate because they copia of vegeta- ripens before the first frost. Pop- sandwich filling, or sprouted as until tender, Generally one to grow straight up. He's grown bles we enjoy. It's time for squash corn bursts in heat, while flour a sandwich topping. Beans con- two hours depeding on the type the more difficult vegetables We celebrate Squash are the first wild corn produces very fine flour. tain a wide variety of nutrients. ofbean. i such as cauliflower, broccoli, the autumn plants ever cultivated. It is easy Waxy corn is grown in China To cook beans, place the potatoes and onions. harvest with to grow, as it is a vine. Squash is and used to prepare corn flour, drained, soaked beans in a large Top off a said "All vegetables are interest- winter squash, used in soups and casseroles and while pod corn is covered by a pot with fresh water and add Cranberries :an be eaten as ing," says Baker, "I eat most pumpkin, corn, stuffed in pies. Pumpkins can be membranous bract and its cob is seasonings such as a bay leaf if jelly, sauce or cied. Dried cran- everything." beans and cran- made into purees and, of course, surrounded by a purple bract. you wish. (Do not add salt or berries are delcious topped on Beverly Price is a registered BEVERLY berries. make excellent pumpkin pie. Sweet corn often is eaten on cob acidic foods like tomatoes or salads or eatenas snacks. Cran- dietitian and exercise physiolo- PRICE You don't Squash is an excellent form of or cut off and frozen or canned. lemon juice as this delays the berries are higlin vitamin C. gist. Look for her column on the have to be a beta carotene and vitamin C. Unfortunately, corn also is one softening process and, therefore, Irving Baker,a gardener who first §>unday of each month in gardener to enjoy this harvest, Corn represents the third of top food allergens as it is lengthens the cooking time.) lives in West.Jioomfield, has Taste. See related recipes. either. Many are available at largest cereal crop in the world widely present in many popular Bring the water to boil, skim off been growing lis own vegetable natural food markets or organic and it is used in different ways. foods. foam that forms, and reduce to garden for yeas. He finds that Enjoy fresh produce with these recipes Here's a healthier potato salad Recipes courtesy of Barbara all the seasonings, lemon and 1 clove garlic, crushed Parsley, dash Picnic safetjis one concern - healthful picnic foods is another. Beznos, a registered dietitian. sugar. Add beans. Cook for 30 olive oil Oregano, dash Too many areladen with fat and calories. Try some revamped Visit minutes on low. Juice of 2 lemons Thyme, dash and healthier/ersions of old-time favorites at your next tailgate www.integratednutrition.com for When beans are soft, add boiling Salt, dash party. This poato salad boosts health-protective ingredients and more information. Salt, dash water and cook another 30 min- Black pepper, dash streamlines tht fat and calorie count. POLE BEANS Sugar, dash Black pepper, dash utes. Serve with yogurt on the side 1/2 cup olive oii 3 medium onions and keep beans at room tempera- Mix and marinate 30 minutes TWO-POTATO SALAD 1/2 cup olive oil ture. before serving. Saute celery, onions and carrots 1 pound 3/4-nch diced boiling potatoes, preferably yellow- Juice from 1/2 lemon until soft. Add chopped tomatoes fleshed (pseied) WHITE BEAN SIDE DISH to mixture. Add marinara sauce, 1 teaspoon sugar FALL TOMATO SALAD 1 pound 3/4-nch diced sweet potatoes (peeied) 1 cup of beans (navy), parsley, oregano, thyme, salt and Salt and pepper, if desired 3 medium tomatoes, chopped 1/4 cup Dijor mustard soaked overnight pepper and 2 cups boiling water 1 teaspoon of dill 1 green pepper, diced 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar 1/2 bunch green onion, 2 stalks celery and boil until beans are soft. 2-3 pounds of pole beans, 1/4 cup extre virgin olive oil chopped small 1 medium-size onion Check liquid often to ensure some washed, stems removed, remains in the pan. 2/3 cup mincjd shallots 1/2 bunch parsley, chopped 3 carrots sliced diagonally 1 tablespoon ninced fresh rosemary leaves 1 cucumber, chopped 2 cups peeled tomatoes, 11/2 cups boiiing water 4 red radishes, sliced thin 1 tablespoon ninced fresh thyme leaves chopped Brown onions in olive oil. Add 1 tablespoons of mint, chopped 4 cups loosely-packed, washed spinach leaves, torn into bite-size 1/2 cup marinara sauce pieces (or tse baby spinach leaves and leave as is) Rice featured Salt and freshy ground black pepper to taste Wine from page DI Place boiling potatoes and sweet potatoes in separate pots with The California Wild Rice enough cold water to cover. Cover with tight-fitting lid and bring to > Over hundreds of years, Chi- berry and blackberry flavors, chiantis are meant for everyday Advisory Board has launched a boil. Reduce heat to simmer and cook until just barely tender. (Pota- anti has proved to be a good but not bold or excessively drinking and which for special Web site about California wild toes will continue cooking after they are removed from pot.) region for growing sangiovese, fruity. A hint of green olives, events? That's easy, look at the rice. Meanwhile, make dressing by mixing mustard and vinegar in but removal of forest land for too. The wines are crisp, with price. When purchasing a chi- From recipes and news bowl, and gradually whisking in oil until smooth and well combined. planting new vineyards is not good acidity that goes well with anti depend on a tried and true releases, to the history of the Mix in shallots and herbs. Season to taste with salt and pepper, as permitted. In fact, growers must most foods, both Italian and producer from this short list: California wild rice industry, desired. obtain government permission American." Antinori, Badia a Coltibuono, www.cawildrice.org provides to plant vineyards. Even though Super Tuscan wines are made Banfi, Castello di Volpaia, When potatoes are not quite completely tender when pierced with useful hints and helpful facts there is much open land in Chi- outside of the DOCG regulations Castello dei Rampolia, Dievole, a fork, drain and transfer to lar|e bowl. Mix in half the dressing about California's most upscale, anti, the number of plantable and usually include generous Frescobaldi, Gabbiano, Monsan- (about 1/4 cup) and set aside to allow potatoes to absorb flavors gourmet grain. acres is fixed. The only way a amounts of cabernet sauvignon to, Ricasoli, and Ruffino. while cooling. farmer can increase production or merlot as well as sangiovese. Visit the California wild rice Web site at www.cawildrice.org When potatoes are cool, lightly mix in spinach and remaining is to purchase the "right to Super Tuscans are not labeled The Healds are Troy residents to discover an array of informa- dressing. Adjust seasoning with additional salt and pepper, as plant" from another grower who chianti. They are given propri- who write about wine, spirits, tion on the California wild rice desired. Makes 12 1/2-cup servings. does not grow grapes, but could etary names and are expensive food, and dining for the Observer industry, basic cooking instruc- under the regulations. wines attracting collectors. They & Eccentric Newspapers. To Nutritional information per serving: 128 calories, 5 g. fat (less tions and nutrition informa- "A good chianti shows the dis- are meant to be aged and con- leave them a voice mail message, than 1 g. saturated fat), 19 g. carbohydrate, 2 g. protein, 2 g. dietary tion, recipes, news releases and tinct flavor of the sangiovese sumed at special occasions. dial (734) 953-2047, mailbox fiber, 3.48 mg. sodium. information. grape," Roman added. "Nice How do you recognize which 1864#. \ Recipe courtesy of the American Institute for Cancer Research.

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Cut carrots length- SPECIAL WRITER SUMMER VEGETABLE SAUCE wise into very thin strips. 1 small yellow beli pepper, The mere mention of whole- Place all vegetables in medium wheat pasta sends most Ameri- halved and seeded 1/2 medium orange bell pep- bowl. Add garlic, zest, vinegar, oil, cans calling for take-out pizza. salt, cayenne and basil. Toss well per, halved and seeded The Italians, however, eter- to combine. Set aside to marinate. nally particular about their 1 medium zucchini pasta, make dark, whole-grain 1 medium carrot Cook pasta according to package spaghetti, linguini, ziti and 1 garlic clove, minced directions. more, which are all as delicious 1 teaspoon grated orange Meanwhile, prepare mush- as the highly refined kind, but zest rooms. Cut edges off each to make substantially more healthful. 1 tablespoon balsamic vine- squares. Halve each crosswise. Slice away brown undersides, Rather than using the bitter- gar' tasting, hard, red wheat flour including gills, and discard, then employed by American pasta 11/2 tablespoons canola oil slice into long, thin strips. Add to manufacturers, pasta makers in 1/2 teaspoon salt bowl. Toss well until mushrooms Italy use the same durum Pinch cayenne pepper are moist and start to soften. semolina for their dark pasta as 1/2 cup finely-chopped fresh Drain pasta. Divide among 4 shal-; they do for the golden pasta basii leaves low bowls or plates. Top each with common here. 12 ounces whole-wheat lin- a quarter of the vegetables. Spoon Rustic-looking, Italian whole- guini over the marinating liquid. Gar- wheat pasta has a pleasant 2 large portabelio mush- nish with parsley and serve. earthy taste, and the familiar rooms, stemmed Makes 4 servings. supple, springy texture we like 1/2 cup chopped parsley, for Nutritional information per rather than the crumbly, garnish doughy quality typical of whole- servings 394 calories, 7 g. fat (less wheat pasta products typically than 1 g. saturated fat), 75 g. car- found in health food stores. Cut bell peppers lengthwise bohydrate, 15 g. protein, 13 g. into very thin strips. Halve zuc- It is also nutritionally superi- AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH dietary fiber, 314 mg. sodium. or. It retains the fiber-rich bran Whole wheat pasta: It retains the fiber-rich bran coating and vitamin-rich germ of chini crosswise, then lengthwise Dana Jacobi writes for the into quarters. Cut away soft part coating and vitamin-rich germ of the grain, and is high in complex carbohydrate. American Institute for Cancer the grain, and is high in complex with seeds and discard. Cut Research and is the author of The ' carbohydrate. It also provides up squash lengthwise into very thin Joy of Soy. to seven grams of fiber per serv- strips. Halve carrot crosswise, ing compared to one or two also offer pasta di farro, made Japanese food may know the fla- es, topped with a wide range of then lengthwise into quarters. Cut grams in the regular semolina from farro, or spelt, according to vor of buckwheat pasta from either sauteed or roasted vegeta- pasta. the traditions of Puglia, a region soba, the popular noodles served bles, or a refreshing uncooked Fortunately, most supermar- in southwestern Italy. This either hot or cold.) salsa. Here is a colorful, tangy kets carry Italian whole-grain ancient form of non-hybridized Throughout the country, combination of whole-wheat pastas made by several compa- wheat has a flavor between that restaurant chefs are sparkling pasta and a marinated medley of nies. A growing number of them of whole wheat and buckwheat, their menus with farro and good raw vegetables. another dark grain. (Devotees of quality, whole-wheat pasta dish- Pantry provides the goods for bean salad When the sun is scorching, beans are canned makes this and minced fresh cilantro or 1/2 tablespoon chili pepper your energy is zapped and your type of salad especially easy. basil leaves. Season with olive flakes, or to taste family is famished, a quick and You can use precooked beans oil and red or balsamic vinegar, 3 tablespoons crushed dried easy meal-in-a-salad is as close in most recipes that call for and add salt and pepper to taste. cilantro (coriander leaves) as your pantry shelf. dried beans and vice versa. One The following bean salad Salt and freshly ground pep- Even if your stock of fresh pro- and one-fourth cups of dried makes a perfect picnic or patio per, to taste duce is low, you can create beans equals 3 cups of cooked entree. Corn may be substituted scrumptious and hearty salads beans. The average-sized can of for one of the bean varieties, if with canned beans and vegeta- beans contains about one and desired. Serve it with whole- Mix beans and corn in large bles. Laced with whatever fresh two-thirds of a cup of beans. grain bread and fruit for dessert. bowl and set aside. vegetables and herbs are on Make a quick salad by combin- In blender, place juice, oil, gar- u hand, bean salads will gratify ing a can each of green beans, THREE-BEAN SALAD WITH lic, chili flakes and cilantro your family's appetite and sup- red beans and garbanzo beans. TANGY CORIANDER-CHILI (coriander). Puree until smooth ply them with solid nutrition Mix in a small amount of and well blended. Adjust season- Picked Daily! Michigan and health-protective sub- chopped onion and one-half tea- DRESSING ings if needed, adding salt and stances. spoon each of crushed dried 1 can {about 15 ounces) kid- pepper to taste. Beans are an important part basil, oregano and thyme. Dress ney beans, rinsed and Toss beans with dressing. SWEET of a diet that lowers the risk of with oil and vinegar or a drained cancer and other chronic dis- reduced-fat dressing and chill 1 can (about 15 ounces) gar- Cover and chili, stirring occa- sionally, 3 to 4 hours or overnight. eases. Although some canned for two hours before serving. banzo beans (chick peas), com beans are high in sodium, some Enhance green salads with rinsed and drained Makes 4 1-cup servings. of it can be washed off with a garbanzo beans for extra pro- 1 can (about 15 ounces) Nutritional information per cold-water rinse, which will also tein, or puree the beans for a biack or pinto beans, serving: 344 calories, 9 g. fat (1 g. help reduce the degree of flatu- healthful dip to serve with raw rinsed and drained saturated fat), 49 g. carbohydrate, lence some people experience vegetables as an appetizer or 1 can (about 15 ounces) 17 g. protein, 17 g. dietary fiber, with this low-fat food. snack. corn, rinsed and drained about 600 mg. sodium. The great variety of beans, Canned or frozen vegetables Michigan California Jumbo (optional, in place of 1 can Recipe courtesy of the American including pinto, navy, red kid- make excellent additions to a SWEET & JUICY beans) Institute for Cancer Research. SNOW WHITE ney, black and garbanzo beans bean salad. Combine chickpeas (also known as chickpeas), make with canned hearts of palm or 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice P1AGHIS CAULIFLOWER it easy to mix and match for an artichoke hearts and canned or 2 tablespoons extra virgin endless variety of salads. And frozen corn kernels. Toss in fine- olive oil the fact that many types of ly chopped bell pepper, garlic 4 garlic cloves, finely minced Portabella Ui MUSHROOMS

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MEDICAL [IISII epidermoiyysi s bullosa Cancer grant The University of Michigan Com- 1 prehensive Cancer Center was recently awarded a $26 million dol- lar, five-year grant and an "outstand- ing" rating from the National Cancer Institute. The grant paves the way for increased cancer research, care, prevention and education. The new funding will enable the U-M to estab- skin lish new operations, including facili- ties for DNA-based molecular and immune monitoring, and new pro- New surgical procedure helps generate new skin grams in connective tissue oncology and head and neck cancer. The grant BY DIANE GALE ANDREASSI will also help new research results SPECIAL WRITER move more quickly from labs to clin- arah Thurmond, 12, has a skin disease that ics giving U-M patients access to cut- causes painful blistering from the slightest ting-edge therapies. Spressure. Her body is covered with sores. Wearing a short sleeved shirt and shorts one hot Diabetes on rise August night, her arms are a bright pink in many A recently released study by the places where the blisters are healing. American Diabetes Association Everyday includes a regimen of wound care to showed that Michigan has more prevent infections. Her fee are wrapped with ban- obese people than any other state. dages to avoid blistering from the friction of touch- Because obesity is the number one ing the ground. Even going to the mall is too much cause of diabetes, Michigan residents for her without her parents putting her in a stroller. need to be aware. "Education is the There's a constant awareness that if she makes key with this disease," said Donna the wrong move, even brushing her elbow against a Rice, Wellness Program manager at counter, can cause her skin to tear. Sarah is fed Botsford General Hospital in Farm- every night through a feeding tube. ington Hills. Botsford recently For those EB patients who can eat, the pressure from the food around their lips often will break the received the ADA's Education Recog- skin and cause wounds around their mouths. nition Certificate, which assures that The disease is called epidermolysis bullosa and is the hospital's educational programs also known as EB. Sarah said the toughest thing meet national standards. Botsford's about having EB is: "I can't do some of the things wellness program for diabetics offers that other kids can do — like ride a bike." patients one-on-one and group coun- seling, insulin pump programs, Inherited insulin management programs and Sarah's brother, Josh, 13, also has the inherited support groups. EB. This summer has been especially hard for Sarah, Josh and their parents, Carol and David, Wasp, bee stings because the Westland siblings have undergone mul- tiple treatments of a new procedure called, Apligraf, More than 20 mail carriers have which involves applying genetically bio-engineered, been stung by wasps or bees in the skin onto their bodies. This technique became avail- past month, and the United States able to EB patients in November 1998. Postal Service wants your help. The The Apligraf procedure involves using the fore- postal service offers these tips to help skin of circumcised babies, which is grown with cow reduce wasp and bee stings: collagen. One donor can produce the equivalent of • Inspect your mailbox and be sure four football fields of skin. stinging insects arc not nesting" in or "We're hoping that the Apligraf will take over and 1 ar;iiu'.n r; It i , • . !- uu- tfuou skin will overtake im k;u skin. h,;vid need to be destroyed. said. S Boxes that are enclosed in struc- If research is successful, he added, there might be tures are particularly prone to bee's a day when EB patients could have Apligrafs on L. and wasp's nests, including roofs and their entire bodies. decorative boxes. These structures Apligrafs are applied to lesions that won't heal on ' J?: should be inspected regularly. their own, explained Dr. David Fivenson, Henry 9 Wasps and bees love the flowers Ford Health System department of dermatology that customers plant around their director of clinical research and wound healing ser- mailboxes. Stings that occur qrnunri vices. The process is particularly helpful when chil- these boxes endanger mail carriers as dren are reaching milestones, like learning to walk well as newspaper delivery people or hold pencils. and children. "If they have a lot of sores on their feet they won't want to use their feet," Fivenson said. "This offers a potential to help these children heal and lead a bet- Breast cancer study ter quality of life and hopefully it will lead toward a Starfish Family Services is lending cure. This pulls at your heart strings more, because assistance to the Barbara Ann Kar- it's kids, it's genetic and they're not going to out- manos Cancer Institute in trying to grow it." PHOTOS BY DONALD J. ALLEY reach women who might qualify for Josh's and Sarah's hands are bandaged to avoid Play time; Sarah Thurmond (left) plays with Sandy and Katie (far right) Paratore. an important research project. Kar- infection. Carol and David painstakingly spend a lot Sarah's hands and feet are bandaged to prevent infection. manos Institute is conducting a study of their days changing dressings. Josh also has on family history and breast cancer. physical therapy to keep his hands from losing Participation in the study simply mobility and to keep his fingers from fusing togeth- als, sometimes, are unfamiliar. In fact, though, the stares and comments from means being interviewed about fami- er. When Katie was born doctors told Sandra and her strangers is another big part of the emotional stress ly history, thoughts, impressions and The Thurmond family talked about how EB has husband, James, she wouldn't live a year. That she that EB brings for the families. People regularly ask feelings about breast cancer. Inter- permeated every moment of their lives during a has lived two years is an incredible miracle for the Paratore how Katie got her sores. Most assumed it views will take about one hour. If you recent get together at Suzanne and Steve Kolakows- Paratores. ~i ki's home in Plymouth Township. "Being proactive, seeing the people they tell you •'A are an African-American woman, at Please see SKIN, D5 least 18 years-old, and have a moth- The Kolakowski's have a son, Ben, 7, who has EB. to see and having faith all plays into that," said er, sister or daughter that has been They were joined by Sandra Paratore who has a Sandra, who is seven months pregnant and has " diagnosed with breast cancer, please daughter, Katie, 2, who also has the rare disease. been told that genetic testing shows the baby "TTPVP in Dpfrnit WP havp a crrpnt tpnm nf nVivqi- doesn't have EB. can Amujune vvuuu itu-ioos, ui cians at Henry Ford Hospital helping Katie with There are three categories of EB, distinguished by " • i (800) KARMANOS to request an severity, that are identified by blisters, scarring and interview. Interviews can be conduct- how deep the wounds penetrate. A small percent- ed at one of the Starfish Family Ser- age of EB patients die in infancy and others die vice locations, or at another conve- from internal blistering before they're 20. nient location. Skin cancer usually develops in patients with a specific type of EB when they're 15 to 35 years old, according to an article in Medicine Journal, June 2001. ' '''* "EB has a wide spectrum of morbidity and mortal- ity ranging from nuisance blisters to death in infan- There are several ways, cy and everything in between," Fivenson said. the Observer Health & Fitness staff The .33 Sunday section provides numerous Knowing what to do • _r venues for you to offer newsworthy Support from other parents with children who . information inelutiwg Medical Datebook have EB is essential in overcoming the tremendous < upcoming calendar events); Medical Newsmakers (appointments/new hires emotional drain of the daily struggles, restrictions in the medical field); and Medieal Briefe and worries. Their doctors even recommend talking (medical advances, short news items to other parents to get advice about care and med- from hospitals, physicians, companies). 'Vi&- ical treatments. Suzanne Kowalkoski noted that We.also welcome newsworthy ideas for Support' Suzanne and Steve Kowalkoski sometimes the "expert" opinions aren't always right V health and fitaeas related stories, MrfwrrF In reap the benefits of talking about EB with for their family. „ r lb submit an item to our newspaper you For instance, all the literature she read recom- can call, write, fax or e-mail us. other local families. mended that they should avoid letting Ben interact H CALL US with other children when he started kindergarten. (734) 953-2128 her Apligraf treatments," Sandra Paratore said That meant putting him at the end of lines and "V adding that Katie was the youngest patient in away from other kids so he would lessen his chances • WRITE US Michigan to receive this treatment two years ago. of getting wounds. Observer & Eccentric Newspapers The Paratore's started the Kisses for Katie Foun- The Kowalkoski's, however, decided they wanted '!? (Specify notebook, Newsmakers or Briefs) Ben to be as much a part of the classroom activities Attn: Renee Skoglund dation in 1999 to support research for a cure and to 36251 Schoolcraft Road help local families deal with the effects of the devas- as possible. Early on he knew what it was like to be Livonia. Ml 48150 tating disease. They also hope the Kisses for Katie line captain and to take part, fully, in classroom Foundation will generate local and national aware- activities. M FAX US ness about the disease and that it will get the word Steve Kowalkoski said he worried that other kids {734) 591-7279 out that EB isn't contagious. would be insensitive and mean to Ben, but the stu- Brothers: Tom and Ben (background) dents at his school are sensitive to his feelings and * E-MAIL US Since the disease is rare, with about 12,500 peo- Kowalkoski play with Legos while their ple in the United States affected, a lot of people actually look out for him. [email protected] parents talk with other parents about don't know about EB and even medical profession- Please see Ben's condition upstairs. 3; h omr town nc v\>bf),)f)crs. not Renee Skoglund, Editor 734 9J koglund^oc. homecomm.nct The Observer & Eccentric/ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2001 •D 5 Talk to physician about PMS, related symptoms MEDICAL DATEBOOK agement. Five classes will be held from 7-9 p.m. on Sept. 11, Marcus recommends cognitive therapy, ANN ARBOR, MI - Have you heard the debilitating but cyclical nature of PMDD WED, SEPT. 5 13,18, 20 and 25. The classes where women can learn different thinking joke about the woman with PMS? Jokes makes it easy to diagnose. SLEEP APNEA ASSOCIATION are held in Pavilion A. To pre- strategies. Women can also keep a calen- that start out this way are pretty common Because PMDD has both emotional and A.W.A.K.E. — a support group register, call: (734) 655-8940. - so common, in fact, that women with an physical aspects, it is often a psychiatrist dar of their moods so they are aware, and for people with sleep disordered extreme form of PMS called premenstrual or a doctor specializing in women's health, can make family members aware, of when breathing will hold a fall kick-off dysphoric disorder (PMDD) may not feel such as an obstetrician/gynecologist, who the distressing period of the month will be. meeting from 7-8:30 p.m. The WED, SEPT. 12 . comfortable discussing troubling symptoms makes the diagnosis. "It's important, to the extent possible, to group meets in classrooms one with their healthcare provider. However, Yet, it has only been in the last decade or limit the most stressful life events during ARTHRITIS and two in the Garden City Med- St. Mary Mercy Hospital will doctors know PMDD is a real and very so that PMDD has gained recognition as a that time when you are most likely to be ical Office Building (6255 dysfunctional," she explains. present the Arthritis Foundation treatable medical condition. medical condition. In part, this is due to Inkster Road) Garden City. There is also a growing body of evidence of Michigan's "Arthritis Self-help "It was around the end of my cycle that the understandable fear that many women Meetings are free and open to have of being laughed at for over-reacting to suggest that selective serotonin re- Course" during a series of three things would get very intense and difficult. the public. The group is hosted to PMS. uptake inhibitors, a type of anti-depressant classes to meet on Wednesdays, Just getting my two boys out the door to by the Garden City Hospital Women have been suffering needlessly medication, is also helpful, and they are Sept. 12,19, and 26. Classes preschool was a horrible, complex task, or Sleep Disorders Center. so it seemed at the time. The greatest news and in silence, in effect contributing to low- most commonly prescribed. Sometimes meet from 1-3 p.m, in the hospi- was that there was help," remembers Lari level awareness of the disorder. they are used in pulsatile fashion, increas- MENOPAUSE SUPPORT tal's Pavilion Conference Room Start, who has been diagnosed with What causes PMDD? Experts believe ing the dose around the time menstruation The Menopause Support Group A. People with any form of PMDD. that PMDD is a type of mood disorder. beings. of St. Mary Mercy Hospital will arthritis or related diseases may According to Dr. Sheila M. Marcus, a Women who have PMDD also have an Lari Start sums it up this way. "PMS is meet from 7-9 p.m. Sept. 5 and attend. The seminar costs $20 psychiatrist at the University of Michigan increased likelihood of developing a major certainly a very common ailment among Oct. 3 to discuss concerns, feel- per person plus $5 for a spouse, Health System and a clinical assistant pro- depressive disorder and postpartum women. But, if it's getting to the point ings and experiences about mid- family member or a friend to fessor of psychiatry in the U-M Medical depression. They also may have a family where it is affecting your life, how you life health issues. attend with the registered par- School, up to 75 percent of women experi- history of depression or PMDD. treat your children, your family and ticipant. Pre-register by calling ence some physical, emotional or behav- "Like most of the depressive disorders, friends, get help." (734) 655-8940. ioral symptoms before their periods begin. we believe PMDD probably has something " Life is good for me now. I am myself all THUR, SEPT. 6 to do with the neurochemistry of the brain the time and I enjoy every day with my INFANT CARE CUSSES Serious condition and the particular vulnerabilities of the children and my husband." St. Mary Mercy Hospital will THUR, SEPT. 13 "PMDD is a more severe condition than female brain to rapid shifts in hormones, Diagnosing PMDD offer a two-part class designed FIBROMYALGIA SEMINAR PMS and it is present in a much smaller such as estrogen. for parents and caregivers of Paul Masalkis of Lowen Chiro- The patient must experience five of the number of women. These women experi- This is not something you can simply newborns. Classes will include practic will present "Fibromyal- ence fairly significant symptoms that inter- following symptoms prior to starting her snap out of, or pull yourself up by your "Getting to know your newborn" gia - a natural approach," at 7 fere with their day-to-day functioning, period for one year: bootstraps. This is a true chemical or medi- on Sept. 6, and "Caring for the p.m. at the Farmington Commu- either socially or professionally. Irritability cal condition," Marcus says. Depressed mood sick infant" on Sept. 13. Both nity Library. For more informa- is probably the hallmark symptom, but There are a number of treatment options Anxiety or tension classes will be held from 7-9 p.m. tion call: (248) 474-4484. other symptoms include significant depres- for PMDD. Working with her physician, Unstable mood in West addition "A". The fee is sion, anxiety, sleep disruption, low energy each woman should find the combination Irritability ADULT CPR CLASS and possibly appetite cravings," Marcus that works best for her. Decreased interest/pleasure in activities $18 per class or $35 for both On Sept. 13 and Sept. 19, St. Treatment can include an exercise pro- Difficulty concentrating classes. Pre-registration is Mary Mercy Hospital will offer An important key to diagnosis is deter- gram such as resistance training or moder- Lack of energy required. Call (734) 655-1100 for CPR instruction by certified mining whether or not symptoms occur all ate aerobic exercise. Dietary changes can Change in appetite, overeating/cravings more information. trainers. Classes meet from 6-9 the time. also be helpful. Consider eating meals on a Feeling overwhelmed p.m. in the hospital auditorium. With PMDD, symptoms appear around regular basis and limiting caffeine, alcohol, Physical symptoms of bloating, The first class will focus on adult the last week in the cycle and go away a salt and chocolate. Taking calcium supple- headache, joint or muscle pain, breast ten- WED, SEPT. 8 CPR and the second day will day or so after menstruation begins. The ments and B-6 vitamins may help. derness WELLNESS CAFE focus on CPR for infants and The Wellness Cafi§ will open its children. One-person rescue doors to cancer patients and sur- technique, and the Heimlich vivors 9:30 a.m. Sept. 8. People maneuver will be taught. Partic- BUSINESS NEWSMAKERS with cancer and their families ipants will receive a written are invited to sample a variety of exam and card. Pre-registration multiple healing services. The United States, has hired Tim of dealers. Only 100 of GM's top is required. Call (734) 655-8940 Director Named State Bar Commission center offers an integrated Taylor as vice president of the volume dealerships will receive to register. Michael McClish has been Greg L. Urich, a partner in approach to health that includes: company's Yee/Minard strategic this award named director Novotechnik's the Livonia firm of Cummings, marketing team in Farmington "Gordon Chevrolet is very Nutritional counseling, exercise, new Automotive Division in McClorey, Davis and Acho, has Hills. deserving of this award. Their massage, yoga, meditation, SAT, SEPT. 15 Livonia. been elected to the State Bar of dedication to their customers is music, art therapy and support PROSTATE CANCER FORUM Michigan's Board of Commis- In his senior : McClish was what makes them successful in groups. The Wellness Cafe is ! sioners. level position, Tay- The American Cancer Society previously man- the Garden City area," said coordinated by McAuley Cancer ager of new busi- He represents Wayne County lor is responsible hosts, "Let's Talk About It" at for overall client Smith. Center of Saint Joseph Mercy the Focus: HOPE conference ness development and will serve a three-year term. Health System and the Universi- During his legal career, Urich and program man- center in Detroit, Motivational at Motorola's Vice President Named ty of Michigan Comprehensive Automotive Sys- has served three terms as State agement, a swell speaker Les Brown will share Jerry McVety has been Cancer Center. Call (734) 615- tems Engineering Bar Commissioner, chairperson as the develop- the story of his personal battle ment of new busi- named vice president of business 4012 to make reservations for with prostate cancer. The free Center. He also and clerk of the Representative Taylor development for HDS Services, a served as an engi- McClish Assembly and has been active on ness opportunities. this free event. forum is open to the public and He comes to food service and hospitality man- lunch will be provided. The reg- neering manger various bar committees. agement and consulting compa- MORPACE from union istration deadline is Aug. 24. and holds nine patents. His practice includes litiga- ny bacseci in Farxuington Hills. MON, SEPT. 10 Novotechnik is a leader in the tion, real estate, technology, Research Corporation Interna- Call (248) 557-5353. tional in Detroit In his role as vice-president, THYROID DISORDER SUPPORT development and manufacture of alternative dispute resolution business development, McVety is Meets at 6:30 p.m. in the Ply- rotary and linear position trans- and governmental matters. responsible for new business Leadership Award mouth Library, 223 S. Main in TUE, SEPT. 18 ducers and components for a Urich received his Juris Doctor development in the west, south- Jack Smith, chairman of GRIEF RECOVERY WORKSHOP wide range of motion control from the University of Detroit west and Midwest regions. Plymouth. The program will applications on the automotive, School of Law in 1977 and his General Motors Corporation, start at 7 p.m. and will feature Hospice of Washtenaw will host recently awarded Gordon Stew- McVety also manages new machine engineering, plastics, undergraduate degree, magna business proposal materials in Dr. Gary Weltman from Prime- a five-week grief recovery work- medical equipment, hydraulic, cum laude from the University of art, owner of Gordon Stewart care in Novi. Call Tracy Green at shop beginning Tuesday, Sept. Chevrolet in Garden City, the the business and industry, pneumatic and control indus- Detroit in 1974. (734) 453-7945 or e-mail 16 for five consecutive Tuesdays, prestigious "Jack Smith Leader- schools, colleges, private clubs tries. [email protected] ending Oct. 18. The workshops ship Award" for excellence in and consulting sectors, coordina- The automotive division is Vice President Hired will help people who have lost sales and customer service. tion of all collateral material and located at: 39111 Six Mile Road MORPACE International, Inc., loved ones adapt to the loss and The award, in its first year, is sales training and strategy. in Livonia. one of the largest privately held TUE, SEPT. 11 develop new skills in coping.All being to a very exclusive group marketing research firms in the BREAST CANCER discussions are confidential. - The Breast Cancer Support Registration is required. Call Group of St. Mary Mercy Hospi- (734) 327-3409 for more informa- tal will meet from 7-9 p.m. Sept. tion. Skin from page D4 11 and Oct. 9 to help survivors address topics and concerns relating to breast cancer. WED, SEPT. 19 was from burns. many demands are doubled. every aspect of Josh and Sarah's in this summer with meals," MICHIGAN DYSLEXIA SUPPORT Carol Thurmond said. "And we MOTHER-BABY POSTPARTUM "Or, they'll hand me a wipe to There's a constant fear of what lives. Their school work, for Parents, professionals, students had friends who came in and The Mother-Baby Postpartum wash off what they thought was will happen next, Carol Thur- instance, is exceptional — Josh and adults with dyslexia are has a 4.0 grade point average cleaned our house when it was Support Group of St. Mary spaghetti sauce on her face," mond said. invited to attend a presentation and Sarah has a 3.9 grade point really tough." Mercy Hospital will meet from said Paratore explaining that "You don't know when your on maximizing audiobooks effec- average. Steve Kowalkoski said living 10*11 a.m. what they were seeing were kids are going to end up in the tively and getting organized with hospital," she added. And once "They just try to do their best with EB hasn't been all nega- sores. DIABETES EDUCATION SERIES homework. 7-9 p.m. at the they go to the hospital, she and at everything," Carol Thurmond tive. "We tell him that his skin St. Mary Mercy Hospital is offer- Michigan Dyslexia Institute, looks different, but on the inside her husband can't leave them said. "They both have such a "I spent 10 years in the ing a series of classes entitled: 30230 Orchard Lake Road, Suite everyone is the same," Steve alone in fear that a nurse, who positive attitude and that's such Marine Corps and I was set in "Taking Charge of Living With 130, Farmington Hills. (248) Kowalkoski said. "I tell him he's isn't familiar with the disease, a blessing for us. There are my ways," he said explaining Diabetes." The series is designed 737-0044. weak skinned, but strong" mind- will slap a band aid on them and manv times that they have no that after Ben was born he real- x- x. 1 a free time with wound care and ized how important it was to do VV CiJLCtUC'VAVO V V Vi UgC< ed." rip their skin off. with self-care and diabetes man- When Ben was three he asked Special shoes have to be pur- therapy after school. But, they the things that make you happy. why he had "sensitive skin, but chased, because most EB do their homework and make "It changed my outlook on no one else did?" "We told him he patients' feet get bumped easily sure they do a good job. It just life." could get bitter or he could get and the fabric of the shoe can shows how remarkable they are As David Thurmond explained LUXURY SENIOR APARTMENTS better," Steve Kowalkoski said. rub against their skin and cause that they still strive to do their that he has learned the impor- Every morning the Kowalkoski's tears. Sarah and Josh prefer to best educationally." tance of remembering that ask Ben, "Are you going to have have their feet wrapped. Carol stressed that she is everyone should be treated the a good day or a great day?" Even though Josh was able to buoyed by the prayers and help same, Carol Thurmond added: "I While taking care of the compete in floor hockey during of "so many people," including think we're more understanding wounds is a daily job, Steve elementary school, the daily members of her church, West- as parents and people — we're Kowalkoski said, he and activities that most kids take for land Free Methodist. more patient and accepting." Suzanne have incorporated the granted, are out of the question Otherwise, she said, they For more information about work into their daily routine and for EB patients in fear that they "couldn't get through it." EB or Kisses for Katie, visit it.doesn't seem overwhelming will fall. 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Homes. • SELLER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT "People can take a break from their This home features nearly 3,000 {REQUIRED BYLAW) daily routines to dream a little and get WSIton II: Gourmet kitchens and dramatic master suites are fea- square feet of living space with four D LEAD DISCLOSURE STATEMENT ideas and inspiration as they tour bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths. The {REQUIREDBY LAW) these homes," said Stephen J. tured in homes like this one built by Heritage-Nosan Homes in builder touts gourmet kitchens and • HOUSE SPEC SUMMARY SHEET (ROOM Taglione, president of the Building White Lake. dramatic master suites. DIMENSIONS, ETC.) Industry Association of Southeastern Price is $350,000. . • SCHOOL DISTRICT SERVICING NEIGHBOR- Michigan and Westminster & Abbey The Wilton II, (248) 698-3011, is in HOOD (WHERE EXACTLY ARE BUILDINGS, BUS White Lake's North Broadmoor com- PICK-UP) Homes in Bingham Farms. • AGE OF MAJOR MECHANICAL/ STRUC- "The showcase is a great time to see munity off Union Lake Road about a mile north of Cooley Lake Road. TURAL COMPONENTS (FURNACE, HOT WATER some truly amazing homes built by HEATER, SHINGLES, ETC.) BIA master builders," Taglione added. • APPLIANCES INCLUDED? A plan book containing pictures, • Homes priced $400,000 to $550,000. The Huntington III, Hunt- D PROPERTY TAXES (BASED ON SELLING PRICE, descriptions and locations are avail- NOT CURRENT RECORDS) able at Standard Federal Bank ington Park Homes of Plymouth LLC • MUNICIPAL SERVICES PROVIDED (TRASH branches and at the model homes. (Steuer & Canvasser.) COLLECTION, LEAF PICK-UP, SNOW REMOVAL, The information also is available on This home of 3,500 square feet con- LIBRARY) the BIA web site at www.builders.org tains four bedrooms, 3-1/2 baths, • CONDITION OF NEIGHBORING PROPER- Here's a brief summary of the show- three-car garage, country kitchen with TIES case winners: large island and pantry, and a comput- er loft overlooking the foyer and grand room. lets you view property • Unity Park, low ineome hous- Price is $463,800. REALnet listings on your ing, Pontiac. The Aspen, Skyler home computer! Homes. The Huntington III, (734) 454-5518, is in the Huntington Park community REALnet is the address used by Observer The house of 1,250 square feet fea- tures three bedrooms and 2-1/2 baths. at Powell and Napier roads in Ply- & Eccentric advertisers. The builder also notes its gourmet mouth Township. Access REALnet at kitchen, elegant master suite with http://oeonline.com/REALnethtmi cathedral ceiling, full basement and • Over $550,000. 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Michigan Mortgage Reality Check MEYERS ON MORTGAGES\ Consumer Mortgage Advisory #0: U.S. Averages ARMS TAKE A SHOT IN by GARY S. MEYERS \ Know who has the money. WEAKER ECONOMY? Rates at a Glance Lenders with their own funds have an advantage. 30-yr. fixed mortgage 7.04% They can guarantee their rates, even if the market One of the best standbys for fell to a record 0.37 percentage effects immediately." 15-yr. fixed mortgage 6.62% savvy home buyers has been the points for the traditional one- In addition, longer-term | changes. If you're using a company that gets its funds adjustable rate mortgage, better year ARM," said Frank Nothaft, ARMs may cause some people Adjustable mortgage 6.25% known as an ARM, which tradi- deputy chief economist for to miss lower rates completely -FHA-insured mortgage 7.11% i from a third party, find out who has the money. You don't tionally rides slightly lower than Freddie Mac. "Consequently, the "If you got in a three-year A fixed-rate mortgages (FRMs). ARM share fell to 16 percent of at tne beginning of this cycle Fed. funds 3.53% j need surprises at closing. However, the recent downturn in loans issued in November, com- and rates start going back up," economic indicators, along with pared to 29 percent at the same said Stein, "you could miss all tweaking of interest rates by the time last year, according to of the benefits, so it's better to Finance Rates Fed, has caused a shift in the rel- industry sources." lock in a lower rate now." auvt auvamagta udawCvu uiC oitui'i aaiu uiat ITi litaiij CuSCS, ** 1111W U1W 1 VU J •Prime Rate 6.75% two. the effects are temporary, but in rate cut earlier this month and Discount Rate 3.00% 800-888-4622 (GMAC) 248-855-8800 The trouble started last year, this case, the inverted curve had the expected rate cut in the next % Pymt/ few weeks could take some of TernV lilt- Pts./ Mir. ptsy Mln.% when the Fed started raising some staying power. 90-day T-Bill 3.39% Type Orig. down $1000 Term/ Int. Rate APR APR down X interest rates to counter fears of "This particular situation usu- the sting out of the economic 6-mo. T-Bill 3.35% 30/fix 2/1 5% S6.321 6.500 6.805 30/fix 6.750 6.873 1/0 $325 5% $6,486 inflation. In the first half of the ally comes right before a reces- picture, it may not be enough to 2/1 5% $8,371 15/fix 5.875 6.369 15/fix 6.250 6.574 1/0 $325 5% $8,574 year, rates went up a full per- sion," Stein said. "At first we reset the ARM/FRM relation- 1-yr. T-Bill 3.41% 5% $5,216 1/arm 4.750 7.803 2/1 30/jmbo 6.875 6.983 1/0 $325 5% $6,569 centage point. At the time, thought that it was happening ship for a while. 5% $5,600 2-yr. T-Note 3.69% 5/1/arm 5.375 6.121 2/1 5/balloon 6.125 6.432 1/0 $325 5% $6,076 ARMs and FRMs rose at about because the country was paying According to Freddie Mac 10-yr. T-Bond 4.87% Ask about "Family First" the same rate, with ARM rates down a lot of long-term debt, projections, the interest rate eas- Have a Question? Call Us for Answers staying about 1.5 percentage but then the other indicators ing will have the greatest effect 30-yr. T-Bond 5.44% Special rates, terms, and loan qualifications for: GMAC family members and their extended families. johnadamsmortgage.com points below FRM rates, accord- started sliding, and it didn't let on short-term ARMS tied to the ing a report recently released by up." one-year treasury note. It adds, noimci- rue MEYF-.ns HP PORT S FRDF-KAI. RESi'RVC- SlA'lf^nC/U. RtULiAStl H IS Freddie Mac. The report adds What does this mean for con- however that the ARMs' share Since 1922; A:S18.8 bil. that ARMs held 30 percent of sumers? In the short run, said of the mortgage origination ECONOMIC CALENDAR the mortgage market during that Stein, it means don't go running market will more than likely not This week's releases: CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE period. after ARMs. They'll be pretty break the 25% mark anytime During the last half of the hard to find anyway. soon. Aug. 27 - Department of the Treasury, 800-869-6852 800-292-0098 year, however, things started "We've been seeing this trend "In any event," Stein Int. Pts./ Appl. Min. % PymV 13 & 26 Week Treasury Term/ Int. Pts./ Appl. Mln. % Pymt/ Term/ changing. The rate increases for the last six or seven months, remarked, "it's ail relative. In Auction Results Type APR Orig. down S1000 Type Rate APR Orig. Fee down $1000 started being felt in the econo- as rates have gone down. It's not these good times, we've gotten 30/fix 7.000 7.140 0/0 $300 0% $6,653 30/fix 6.875 6.945 00 $295 5% $6,569 my. The U.S. Treasury that we're not offering them greedy for the low rate. I 29 - Department of Commerce, 15/fix 6.375 6.630 0/0 $300 0% $8,643 15/fix 6.375 6.477 0/0 $295 5% $6,643 remember a time in the not-too- Gross Domestic Product Department started issuing fewer anymore, it's just that ARMs 30/fix/FHA 7.125 7.190 0/0 $300 0% $6,737 7/balloon 6.500 6.591 0/0 $295 5% $6,321 securities and began paying off don't make sense right now. distant past when we thought 29 - Bureau of Labor Statistics, 5/1/arm 6.375 6.590 0/0 $300 0% $6,239 130/fix/]umbo 7.125 7.176 0/0 $295 5% $6,737 long-term debt, reducing tne You're better off getting a fixed the interest rates would never No Cost Refinance on 30yr supply of securities that many rate, and if rates go down any again go into the single digits. Metropolitan Area 90/120/180/270 Day Looks also Available Fixed LoansOver $150,000 interest rates are tied to. more, you can always refi- Now we're scrambling to scoop Employment & Unemployment || Application fee applied to closing costs- no actual fee www.gnfcorp.com "We entered an inverted bond nance. up that extra one-half or one 30 - Department of Agriculture, curve," said Norm Stein, vice But if you're already in an percentage point to get the U.S. Export Sales president of lending with a ARM, don't just ditch it because absolute lowest possible rate." major Bancorp. "When that hap- they don't look good. Take a So if you love the thrill of the |Aug. 30 - Bureau of Labor Statistics, Rates as of 8/23/01 and subject to change without notice. Note; Rates shown are pens, long-term debt starts look- closer look and determine hunt, it may be time to dis- Unemployment Insurance based on 80% loans of $100,000 with rate locks of 45-60 days unless otherwise ing better than short-term debt, whether or not it can still benefit ARM yourself. Weekly Claims Report ' noted. Smaller down payments may require private mortgage insurance, which will and fixed rate mortgages start to you. If you're in a one -year "If you're in an ARM," said raise APR. http://www.MeyersNetwork.com LENDERS: To learn how to participate in look better and better against ARM, you may want to see how Stein, "especially a long-term {Aug. 31 - Department of Commerce, this feature cali 847-205-9222. ARMs." low it goes. Timing, however, is one, you may want to get out Selected Economic Indicators According to Freddie >lac, as everything. and lock in me low rate. If Michigan Averages the economy slowed in the sec- "Many people are getting out you're not in one, it doesn't ond half of 2000, interest rates of their ARMs because the make sense to think about it." on FRMs fell over 1.7 percent- effects are delayed," said Stein. M tender This week: Avg. Avg. Disc. Orig. Mo. Income age points, while short-term "Even though rates are going rates stayed at relatively high down, theyTe still making Gary S. Meyers is President and CEO of Program Rate* APR* pts. fee pmt. reauired Meyers Communications Group Inc. and IBI levels. monthly payments based on Founder of The Meyers Report. He is a 30-Yr. fixed 6.94% 7.04% 0% 0% $661 $26,444 "According to Freddie Mac's higher rates, and it's going to be Nationally Syndicated Columnist and 15-Yr. fixed 6.38% 6.55% 0% 0% $864 $34,570 17th Annual ARM Survey, the a year or so before they see the Economist. Mr. Meyers can be reached interest-rate advantage between effects. If they get into a lower at [email protected]. 5/1-Yr. ARM 6.38% 6.59% 0% 0% $623 $24,954 (c) 2001 Meyers Communications.Group ARMs and fixed-rate mortgages interest fixed-rate, they'll see the Inc. 847-205-9222 SOURCE: The Meyers Report. 1-847-205-9222 PPF1Q836S6 Sunday, September 2, 2001 O&E Classifications 300 to 308

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(810) 229-6098 1998 built 2 bedroom Condo, 2.5 baths, master 1700 sq ft, 2 1/2 story, 3 bedrooms, fin. base- OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 WALK TO DOWNTOWN 15046 Robinwood 26236 Woodward, Royal Oak suite. 1st floor laundry. Asking S199,900 ment, 2nd story porch, 2 car garage. $194,900 390....Business Opportunities Birmingham. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. TUDOR STYLE. 1.5 story on 394....Industrial-Sale Or Lease Four bedroom 2 bath home, heavily wooded acre. 2,600+ WESTLAND CONDO 1 bed- Updated kitchen. Hardwood 23325 Mystic Forest, Nov! 391 ....Business & Professional 395....Office Business Space- updated kitchen, baths & win- room 1 st floor, Open Friday, Sat- floors. Fireplace. Finished base- sq.ft., finished walk-out w/large 5020 Palmer, Dearborn Buiidings For Sale . Sale Or Lease dows, 2 car attached garage, urday & Sunday 1-6. Move in ment. 2 car garage. Immediate wet bar, 1st floor laundry, Newer built 4 bdrm colonial, backs to breath- 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 car garage, bungalow style must see! $234,900 cond. Completely updated & occupancy. $289,000 vaulted ceiling, Jacuzzi, all taking nature preserve, many amenities. $389,900 home, basement, well updated. $124,900 392....Commercial/Retail- 396.... Commercial /Industrial- 734-420-3430 tastefully done, beautiful view of Call Lila @ (248)417-6789 season porch, large deck, open Sale Or Lease Vacant Property pond & fountain from the patio. floor plan. $249,000. 6912 Moccasin, Westland 24778 Donald, Redford 393....Income Property 397 ....Investment Property OPEN SUN., 1 TO 5 - Livonia. Gardens, Pool, tennis court & (810) 227-4092 Spacious 4 bedroom Cape Cod Tonquish Sub, oak & ceramic kitchen & bath. 3 bedroom brick ranch. Large lot, finished base- clubhouse. 7482 Wood view. 3 bedroom brick ranch, updates galore. $153,500 ment w/possible 4th BR, 1.5 baths, $144,900 398 ....Land in Coventry Gardens, 3 full baths $72,000. (734) 513-0883 7499 Middlebeit, W.BIoomfietd w/possible 5th bedroom or office Canton in finished basement, $289,900. 308 11107 Van Buren, Belleville 31547 Rush St., Garden City 15652 Edington, 734-425-0208 B loomfield Village 3 bedroom ranch, 2.5 car garage, all appliances 3 bedroom, 1450 sq ft, walkout basement, up- CANTON COLONIAL stay, updated bath, roof, doors & more. $129,900 dated bath, 2 car garage. $144,900 All advertising published in The Observer & Eccentric is subject PINCKNEY. OPEN SUN. 12-5. Beautiful home, 2 years new to the conditions stated in the applicable rate card, copies of 1405 Swarthout. By owner. Pri- with upgrades throughout. Large 6530 Lathers, Garden City 7729 Capri, Canton vate ranch, 1.6 rolling acres which are available from the Advertising Department, Observer & master suite, open kitchen and Immaculate 3 bdrm rancb, 2 full baths, 2.5 car 3 bedroom ranch, 2.5 baths, 1700 sq ft, 2 car backing up to state property. 3 family room. Professionally land- Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml bedroom, 2 bath, finished walk- garage. Fin. Basement, Many updates. $129,900 garage, basement, family rm w/fpl. $232,900 48150, (734) 591 -2300. The Observer & Eccentric reserves the scaped and new deck to sit back out, hardwood flooring, ceramic and relax. $279,999 (446SH) right not to accept an advertiser's order. Observer & Eccentric tile, beautiful landscaping & all 7001 Norwood, Canton 359 Robert Court, Canton Ad-Takers have no authority to bind this newspaper and only appliances stay. $181,000. COLOUieU. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colonial w/large island 4 BR Colonial, Master,Suite, Full Bath—sep shower, publication of an advertisement shall .constitute final acceptance Priced for quick sale. BANKQR • kitchen, formal DR, vaulted ceilings. $274,900 Gourmet Kitchen, Den, Paver Entry & Patio. 5409,900 of the advertiser's order. (734) 878-1227 Coldwell Banker Preferred 46489 Kiliarney Circle, Canton 2305 Tread well, Westland REDFORD - Open Sun 1-5. 3 (734) 459-6000 2 possible 3 bdrm ranch in the Links, open con- 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 car attached garage. bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch, 1.5 Sophisticated elegance in a gorgeous setting. 4 bedrooms, car garage, new roof/windows. CANTON COLONIAL cept, beautiful decor, 2 car garage. $264,900 Family Rm w/fireplace. 1.5 baths. $152,900 Please Check Your Ad $119,500. 20510 Oiympia, 8 3.2 baths, 4,707 sq. ft. Expansive marble foyer, formal living 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, built in Mile/Beech. 313-541-0998 room with fireplace and bay window. Cozy family room with 1995. Over 2000 sq. ft. of move 33976 Currier, Wayne 17133 Brady, Redford The Observer & Eccentric will issue credit for typographical or meticulous hardwood floor and fireplace. Exquisitely in condition. Nice lot w/trees, 3 bedroom bungalow, large master bedroom, 1.5 baths. Sharp 3 bedroom ranch, newer roof, windows, furnace & Part finished basement. Asking. $94,900 more. Basement & garage. $109,900 other errors only on the first insertion of an advertisement, if an REDFORD TWP paneled study with fire place-perfect for home office. Huge great neighborhood w/kids error occurs, the advertiser must notify the Customer Service New Construction. Open Sun., galore! Piymouth-Canton bedrooms with dressing area in master suite. Birmingham schools. $295,000 11703 Grayfleld, Redford 2115 Ellsworth, Westland Department in time to correct the error before the second 1-4pm, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fire- place, ceramic tile. $129,900. schools, and minutes from downtown Birmingham. DENISE McGUlGAN 3 Bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, finished basement. Updated 3 bedroom ranch, newer AC & furnace & more, insertion. 9986 Garfield (Plymouth & $1,340,000. • •.•••HII I IB J IBLJ LI REMERICA HOMETOWN III Needs a little work. 5125,000 gorgeous oak kitchen, 2.5 car art garage. 589,900 Beech Daly). (248) 437-7962 (313) 796-1436 4E(*) Classifications 300 to 325 O&E Sunday, September 2,2001

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Basement. 2-car root. 2V4 car garage. $134,900 27 Ventilate custodians, pregnant women garage. $299,900. (37ME). Cen- (25ROS) 26 San — 57 Gender and people securing custody tury 21 Hartford South, inc. Where will you live next? What role will location playing 734-464-6400. Gnfui^ (734) Potosi of children under 18. your final buying decision? Location has a mqjor impact 30 Russian DOWN COMPLETELY REMODELED 464-7111 negative 1 Prefix with This newspaper will not 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. 1312 sq.ft., ROW on the resale value of a home. It also affects your day-to- 31 Chess Atlantic knowingly accept any 2 car garage, double lot. tournament 2 Trouble advertising for real estate $149,900 or available for lease NEW LISTING! day life-style. You should chooste an area that is a good winner locale (abbr.) 10 Receptacle $1000/mo. 248-624-3222 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch, base- 3 Happen which is in violation of the investment and also a great life-style choice. Here are (abbr.) together 7 Softened 11 Took a chair ment w/ family room, office & 32 Tasks oath 16 — Geller law, Our readers are hereby DOUBLE LOT more, 2VS car garage, many new 4 Word with 4 Bedroom, 2 bath totally updates, lots of closet space, some life-style considerations: 34 Redford ID editor or hall 8 Out of — 18 Sects informed that ail dwellings 20 Pilot updated colonial with 2220 sq. nice size living room, great loca- 35 Muslim title 5 Royalty abbr. (blurred) advertised in this newspaper ft. Great room w/ fireplace, tion, a must seel $159,900 37 — collar 21 — beaver 6 Des Moines 9Woman" are available on an equal family room, new kitchen. New Green Space 22 Man's carpets, newer furnace & C/A & nickname opportunity basis. To morel $179,900. Charlotte Some people choose a home because it is situated on a 23 Entice complain of discrimination Jacunski (810) 704-6377 large lot with may trees and is in a community that 25 Scary call HUO toll-free at 1-800- CASTELLI & LUCAS 26 Wander Ontui^l 669-9777. The toll-free (734) (734) 453-4300 permits privacy and a leisurely pace to its residents. 28 Redgrave ID 29 Wet, cold telephone number for the 464-7111 45500 FORD RD. - CANTON Many are willing to trade the ideal house for the ideal hearing impaired is 1-800- ROW 32 Sea birds 927-9275. FARMINGTON HILLS • Beautr flout Burg setting. 33 Son of Ozzie 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath condo bi Nelson (inits.) Dec 98. Available Oct. Halstead 11 Mile area. Too Many features Driving Time lb Work 36 Of medicine _ CAPE COD in quiet 38 Jowls to listl A must seel Asking 232,900 Call 248-615-1787 sub. 3 bedrooms, 2 For many people today, the distance to work is the over- 40 — preview H Baths, 1700Sqft. New riding issue. 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New windows,, doors & 2587 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms, 2+ 2 education for youngsters. Many families center their lives 51 short half baths, c.a., new roof & exte- 1,800 sq.fl:. , wooded lot in great 53 Sun god bay in Living Room, Formal sub. Fully' landscaped. Many Dining Room, first floor laundry. rior paint, wet-bar, many built- around the local school and its extra-curricular activities. 5$ ins, finished basement, upgrades, built 1997. Just move Large Master Suite features in. $189,9 00. (810)632-4001 walk-in closet. Updated second sprinklers, moving out of State. Social and Recreational Opportunities bath. Maintenance free exterior. $309,500. (248) 788-6319 Great family home! Offered at mgmana Some people put the maximum priority on their free time. only $249,9001 FARMINGTON HILLS - brick quad, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, Lakefront property always enjoys wide appeal. Likewise, DEBORAH DeLaROSA trees, $246,900. 248-553-0219 REMERICA HOMETOWN III www.hno.com ID# 12919 CLEAN & READY areas that provide hunting, fishing, skiing and other (734) 459-9898 ext. 264 Move right into this Sharp Main- FARMINGTON HILLS - By tenance Free 3 bedroom, 2 full mREALTOR Compliments of the BBRSOAR deborah @ deborahselis.com owner. 3 bedroom, park-like set- pursuits will always attract certain enthusiasts. bath, family size kitchen ting. By appt. only. 21223 Wal- w/dining room, family room droni.. $134,',900f . 248-442-0495. w/wood burner, updated every- where, 20x12 deck, attached 2 ADVICE: When buying your next home, be sure to 40 HOMES FREEI SEARCH over 500 car garage with White Lake FOR SALE homes for sale in Farmington/ View, Just listed M-59 & Duck prioritize the life-style features that are important to you. % Farmington Hills online at www. Lake area, only $185,900, trade in Canton, between $160,000 & in smaller home, Share your thoughts with your local Realtor and let him STUMPED? Call for Answers • Touch-tone or Rotary phones $190,000. 3 & 4 bedrooms, LivinglnFarmingtonHills.com some w/2 car garage, fire- Call Dave Reardon, or her go to work to find the right home for you. 95€ per minute • 1-900-454-3535 ext. code 708 places & basement. Hurry, call $3,000 MOVES you inl 3 Bed- RE/MAX Classic (734)432-1010 Dfcve for best selection now at room 2 bath brick ranch. Fin- 248-514-4114 ished basement, 2 car garage. Re/Max 100 (248) 348-3000 Florida room, reduced to $165,900. FHA/VA -0 Down Terms. Cali Larry VanZandt CANTON RANCH JUST REDUCED! Over 2500 SHOW STOPPER COLONIAL - 248-473-6205 HOLLY COUNTRY 3 bedroom, Visit Tom's website at www.tomervin.com 2 yr. old Pulte Ranch. 3 bed- sq.ft., 4 bedroom, 2VS bath Colo- 2100 sq, ft., 2Vfe baths, 1st floor Re/Max Great Lakes 2 bath, lake access. New roof, room, full basement, 2 car nial. Hardwood floors. Large laundry, 2 car attached garage, Clarkston vinyl siding & windows. Livonia Livonia Livoma garage. Open floor plan, vaulted family room with fireplace. Luxu- garden patio, tail treed great 309 REDUCED $115,000/offer. 248-328-0963 ceilings, huge master suite. rious master suite. Huge deck & yard. Asking $279,900. 319 Contemporary 3 bedroom ranch Great deck and landscaping. much more. By Owner. Stonehenge, S. Chsrry Hill, W. CLARKSTON - Nestled on ten with skylight, ceiling fans and BREATHTAKING - view of GORGEOUS 4 Bedroom, 2.5 $254,900. §279,900. (734) 495-9083. of Haggerty. OneWay Realty secluded acres of wooded lake- customer lighting. Move-in cond. Howell flowing stream & towering trees bath Coloniai on one of Livonia's LIVE IN LIVONIA DENISE McGUlGAN 248-761-7356. front. Living room, 2 bedrooms, Farmington Schools. $132,000 323 w/this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath well most sought after streets. Built REMERICA HOMETOWN III 2 baths, office / den, family room ask for: maintained ranch in popular Cov- in 1990.1st floor laundry, library, $249,900 (313) 796-1436 w/fireplace, 2 car garage. HOWELL - MOTIVATED Seller! Country-like iarge lot sur- CLASSIFIED ADS WORK MIKE SNEARLY entry. Gardens. Updates dining room w/Frencn doors. $379,000. (248) 620-9988 248-473-6200 3.48 acres. 2600-)- sqft, 4 bed- throughout. Finished walkout Family room w/fireplace. Beauti- rounds this custom built 3 Re/Max Great Lakes rooms, 3 baths, fireplace. basement, 2 car attached fully landscaped w/brick patio. bedroom, 2V4 bath Ranch. $239,900. (517) 546-8163 garage. $249,900. (16SO Call Basement. 2-car attached Cozy 2-slded fireplace RAW LILE @ 313-303-7236. garage. Call Kathy Lile @ between living & dining Newer 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath con- 313-303-7237. Century 21 Hart- rooms. 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(MA365) A GREAT BUY - 2 bedroom, 1 1800 sq.ft., neutral decor, sun- Owner transferred after com- bath, full basement. 26582 room, fireplace, private yard with pletely updating this 3 bedroom, Cleveland, $138,000. Information pool, basement, 2 car attached, 1 V& bath brick and vinyl ranch on OnfeJ^j NOVI S PREMIER CONDOMINIUMS flyers available. 734-717-0680 $265,000. (248) 474-6657 deep treed lot. Full finished basement. Mint. Garage. BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED CENTURY21 TODAY COZY BRICK Ranch 3 bed- (21058309) Call 868-815-9421 (734)462-9800 4 bedroom Colonial in great x7200 for audio tour! Livonia Sub. Updates throughout room, VA bath, updated, great ^wwxentury21toda£corT^ including kitchen, roof, furnace & area. Shown by appointment The Firestone Team, hot water heater, family room Call (810)268-8299 Re/Max 100 246-348-3000 From The Low^QO S stone fireplace. Base- N. W. brick ranch • 3 Bedroom, 2 car attached garage. ENJOY YOUR MORNING IN LIVONIA- Sharp 3 bedroom, 2V6 baths, completely updated, $294,900. (38RE). Call CAROL coffee sitting on the window seat 1.5 bath house, many updates finished basement, 2» car. WHITE @ 313-618-0225. of the upper story bay window in including kitchen, roof, windows, detached garage on large double this exquisite 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath furnace & carpeting. 1.5 lot. Stevenson High School. 734-464-6400 Colonial in popular Callbum detached garage, walkout base- $165,900. FHA/VA 0 Terms. Century 21 Hartford South Estates w/all the amenities you ment, C/A. Not a drive by, Call Larry VanZandt www.c21-hs.com could want. $355,000. Call Janie NOW...$155,500. Darwish @ 313-785-3937. 248-473-6205 Call TOM REYNOLDS, Re/Max Great Lakes BICENTENNIAL ESTATES RE/MAX 100 at (248) 360-3900 Super location backing to park. 734-464-6400 for directions Or Call Only a bit of decor & this home Century 21 Hartford South (800)557-7271 x4505 for METICULOUS! could be your dream heme. www.c21-hs.com CHARMING 3 bedroom, \% Living room/ dining & library tool bath ranch. Beautiful hardwood Awesome location. A good HALF ACRE, Livonia Schools. NO MONEY DOWNI floors. New windows throughout. value at $379,900. Karen Camii- Over 1800 sq.ft. on crawl, 2 bed- Updated 4 bedroom colonial, N. Partially finished basement. leri, Century 21 Row room, 2 bath, 2 fireplaces, of 5 mile, W. of Newburgh. $174,900 (07PEM) 734-464-7111 ext. 246 $182,000. (248) 888-0284 $234,900 (313)220-3555 I583BSI (7ZA\ : 464-7111 ROW

As members of the N.W. LIVONIA Totally updated 2068 sq. ft. colo- NATIONAL nial. Huge kitchen, dining room, family room w/ fireplace, master Fair w/ walk-in closets & bath. 2 car ASSOCIATION OF attached garage, deck. Finished basement w/ kitchen area. REALTORS®, $294,900. Charlotte Jacunski the Western Wayne 810-704-6377. Orrfui^ Combining the peaceful, relaxed ambiance of country- Oakland County (734) Housing 464-7114 living with nearby city conveniences, a Meadowbrook Association of ROW s* — Townhome condominium is a very special place to call OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 REALTORS® is proud of 38961 Minton, 3 bedroom, bri<& home. Select from over 17 spacious two-, three-, and ranch, 1073 sq.ft., corner lot, 2a; our contributions in car garage, family room, 4 four-bedroom floor plans, even a first-floor master suite bath/1 lav. New roof. Newer fu& Your nace/water heater. $173,900. support of the Fair option. Each home features an attached two car garage, 734-453-4650 r Housing Act and other OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - full basement and many luxurious touches and special 34712 St. Martins, Enter onfb Fair Housing Compliance Gill off 7 Mile 4 Bedroom, 214 conveniences. bath colonial, finished basement programs. Bicentennial Sub $349,900 Come home to Meadowbrook Townhomes! Karen Camillerl, Century 21 Row 734-464-7111 ext. 246

Our REALTORS® have REAL ESTATE AUCTION - See auction ad in todays paper Call today! 248.349.6900 led the housing industry under 706. 17538 Rexwood. Wed. Sept. 5th, 11am. Our Braun & Helmer Auction Service in promoting fair housing SHARPI B and are committed to 4 bedroom home w/over 1,700 13 Mile Rd. Sales Office Hours sq.ft. 1.5 baths, basement; 2.5 Mon,Tues,Wed,Fri. opening the door of your car garage, appliances stay. 2pm-7pm C/A, remodeled bath & morel (17MEA). $159,900. : pcfl Sat,Sun. 1pm-5pm Business choice. wbrook (M-S) ERICA hwnh nmp* Located 1/2 mile Townhomes east of Novi Road N 1 i at Thirteen and INTEGRITY REALTORS . Z 12 Mile Rd. £ 734-525-4200 29215 Meadowbrook Road • Novi, Michigan 48377 I Meadowbrook SPACIOUS - Mint condition 3 fax: 248.926.5462 Ms bedroom, 1.5 bath home w/updates thru-out Including roof, OPENS DOORS furnace & NO. Finished oase>- E30HFA. EQUAL HOUSING merit. 2-car garage. $159,900 POP L6S18922 REALTORS* ARE THE KEY (19WE). Century 21 Hartford South, Inc. 734-464-6400. # $ '# ' ' f?* Sunday, September 2,2001 O&E Classifications 300 to 372 (•)5E Your classified ad is automatically posted on the internet! (Dbseruer IBccenttfc REAL ESTATE Visit us today. Mbsorvvr-occonfric.com

Northville Plymouth Rochester/Auburn W. Bloomfieid- Westland/Wayne Ypsilanti/Belleville Other Suburban Condos Condos 328 334 336 Bills 344 Orchard Lk-Keego 345 349 359 Homes 372 372 ^ NORTHVILLE ROCHESTER HILLS - by PRICED TO SELL VAN BUREN - RELAX on the Marion Twp. NOV! - 2,200 Sq. ft. 2 Bedrooms, FULL FEATURED 4 bedroom, deck overlooking pond & beauti- f N first time offered! Private cul-de- 2'A bath tudor style home w/new owner, 3750 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms, JUST LISTED Nice broad front 3-sided brick PEACEFUL WOODED BIRMINGHAM 2 baths. Chefs kitchen w/granite fully landscaped lot. 3 bedroom, countertops and breakfast nook. sac location. Breathtaking 5 bed- carpets, windows, sprinklers. 3.5 baths, asking $535,000. SYLVAN LAKE ranch with seamless aluminum 10 ACRES room, 4 full baths & 2 lavs. Call 248-276-0555 gutters! 2001 new 2 speed 80% 2.5 bath, 2260 sq.ft. Colonial. w/ Horseshoe Lake Access. TOWNHOUSE Formal living and dining room. Open floor plan, fireplace, fin- HOME Island Kitchen. Walk-out base- Double staircase to upper & ished basement & too much efficient furnace, 40 gallon gas Beautiful area of fine homes & BROOKSIDE TERRACE Separate den, plus a year-round Beautifully maintained. Brick ment. 2-car garage. $324,900 sun-room fliled with natural light. fewer level. Premium upgrades else to list. 2450 sq.ft. $333,300. ROCHESTER HiLLS - New pavers, covered porch, large pri- hot water heater, 5 years new horse farms. Ideal for space, pri- Lovely 2 bedroom town- throughout. $949,500, home. 3 bedroom, PA bath colo- Corning top stove & refrigerator, (70BE). Century 21 Hartford vacy, wildlife & boating. Asking Spectacular wooded and water 46299 QUAIL RIDGE DR. vate yard. Hardwood floors, South, Inc. 734-464-6400. homes in the heart of down- views. From $305,000. Contact E. of McClumpha between nial, builders home, custom cab- cove ceilings, slate foyer. Open Maytag washer & dryer, house $114,900. 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Colonial Call today.... for $135,000. 248-210-0072 PARKSTONE SUB. 4 bed- 337 Huntington Woods ECH-48REN (248)646-1400 $179,900 - $210,000. Hardwood only 2 left rooms, ZA baths, 2 story foyer floors, fireplace, 3 bedroom, 2.5 COLORADO RANCH 40 \(248) 352-3800 x1239^ w/circular staircase, family room FERNDALE - Cute, classy, 2 KEEGO HARBOR bath, 1st floor laundry, 'A acre W. BLOOMFIELD - Greenpoirrte AFFORDABLE 2 bedroom, VA ACRES - $29,900. 1st time Townhouse, 14 Mile & Halsted. (v/skylight, cathedral ceiling, gas bath, large fenced yard. bedroom, basement, 2 car 2917 Cordell Ave. lot, paved roads & sewers. offered! Enjoy country living yet Fireplace, walk-out basement, $89,000. 248-788-1489 garage, updated maple kitchen Completely updated 2 bedroom, Close to town. Immediate CANTON CONDO Quite, wooded location. 2 bed- Coldwell Banker Preferred close to city amenities. Rolling The Links of Pheasant Run: room, fireplace, attached great view of pond & walking w/French doors, hardwood 1 batn. Private park w/ beach aid (734) 392-6000 Occupancy. 810-225-8944. fields w/Rocky Mtn. views. Yr. Trail. Neutral colors, $474,900. ALUMINUM BUNGALOW. 3 floors, fenced yard. Asking boating facilities on Sylvan Lake Beautiful 3 bedroom Cape Cod, garage, newly finished base- round Rds., survey, tel/elec, immediate occupancy. Golf, ment, private courtyard, pool, ® 40487 Coachwood Circle. bedroom, 2 bath, 2 kitchens, $115,900. Deposit moves you only 250ft. from front door. Low SHARP & CLEAN describes this excellent financing. Call Red f Owner • 248-380-9431 central air. 15046 Sumner. in! Call OneWay Realty taxes and great West Bloomfieid JI Oakland County pool, library - great location. tennis $189,000. 248-788-1951 home with a spacious upgraded Creek Ranch toll-free $255,000. Great investment. $94,000. 248-473-5500. Schools. New kitchen cabinets, kitchen & bath, central air, first 1-877-676-6367. Residential Realty 248-868-2340 bath fixures, carpeting vinal win- floor iaundry, garage, $69,900 DENISE McGUlGAN WEST BLOOMFIELD 7061 FERNDALE dows, and much more! A bargain REMERICA HOMETOWN III Clements. S. of Maple, E. of Novi BRICK CHURCH on 7.58 acres (313) 796-1436 Reduced - Neat, 3 bedroom Great "studio" home. Com- at $99,900. Call (248)851-1900 in FARMINGTON HILLS. Apartments Haggerty. Second floor 3 bed- 329 ranch, 2'A car garage, finished pletely renovated. Hardwood Asking $3,000,000. room 3 bath facing wooded com- basement w/fireplace, new floors, cathedra! ceiling w/fan, OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1-888-273-0234 371 For Sale mons area. Vaulted ceilings, loft, ."BRICK COLONIAL - 40111 kitchen/windows, dining room, recessed lights, laundry area, full basement, 2 car garage. Buckingham Ct. {Ten & Mead- Reduced to $1,399,900 CASTELLI - 734-525-7900 FOXPOINTE hardwood floors, possible land new dishwasher. Why rent when 3777 Indian Trail Pontiac GARDEN CITY - 3 unit & 6 unit $220,000. Call AGENT •owbrook Area. Court setting contract$114,900.248-476-1474 you can own for $79,900. brick ranch, Rent $525 & $495. TOWNHOMES (248) 646-8410 'backs to treed park-like area. 4 Orchard Lakefront SUPER, SUPER SHARP MOTIVATED SELLERS (248) 626-7667 Totally renovated contemporary, Priced to seil (below cost). Tenant pays utilities. Carpet, RE/MAX in the Hills "Bedrooms, hardwood floors, 2 3 bedroom 2 bath, 1.5 car 3 bedroom ranch. Family room appliances, air. Broker/owner. Beautiful 1500 sq.ft. 2 bed- spectacular great room + w/ fireplace, 2 car garage, fin- Lovely Colonial - 4 bedroom, 2.5 room, 21A bath townhomes .car attached, VA baths, cool garage, new roof & windows. ROYAL OAK beautiful ranch 248-684-1169. West Bloomfieid C/A. Asking $228,900. Imme- kitchen, 2nd family room, 7 bed- ished basement w/ full bath. bath, vaulted ceiling, private featuring large eat-in $119,500. 20510 Olympia, 8 close to downtown 3-4 bed- rooms. Perfect for large family & yard backing to trees. This •diate Occupancy. OneWay Mile & Beech. 313-541-0998 rooms, c/a,., updated kitchen , Newer windows, updated kitchens, walk-in closets, MOVE RIGHT IN Realty 248-473-5500. No matter gracious entertaining. kitchen, ceramic bath. Breakfast home has a security and fire full size washer and dryer, 2 bedroom, 2'A bath townhouse hardwood floors under carpet, alarm system as well as an in- Condos what, we guarantee you will get CHARMING 3 bedroom bun- attached heated garage, large Call Selma Jonna 248-417-3704 nook w/ pantry. $159,900 and storage area. Car- condo w/attached 2 car garage. in this home! RALPH MANUEL ASSOC. ROBIN BRETZ ground sprinkler system & 10 ports, pool and tennis Updated kitchen and new galow on double wide wooded lot. $289,000. open Sun 1-5 year Builders Warranty. Stove, 372 lot with golf course frontage. 1404 N. Lafayette, or call for 1821 W. Maple, Birmingham courts...starting at just carpet, many updates. Imme- refrigerator & microwave stay. ADAMS WOODS CONDO $1225 per month. diate occupancy, priced to sell at Living room, dining room, VA appt (248) 541-4959 (734) All are premium appliances. baths, fireplace, hardwood WEST BLOOMFIELD End unit. Ideal location in sub. Call: (248) 474-1127 $179,900. 27 HOMES BEAUTY Great location. 2 miles from I-75 Private quite, cul-de-sac. Large Call Lila @ (248)417-6789 floors, partially finished base- 464-7111 and Great Lakes Crossing. or visit us daily at FOR SALE ment, VA car garage. Roof & fur- Unique 4 bedroom Colonial with ROW wooded backyard on top of hill. Southfield-Lathrup Hammond Lake access. MARIE DELOZIER Bloomfieid Hills School., 3 bed- 26375 Halsted between nace new in 99. 25388 Graham, 11 and 12 Mile In Novi between $200,000 & Updates: flooring, windows, C/A, WESTLAND BEAUTIFUL 3 bed- (248) 740-5800 room. 2.5 bath, full basement. $124,900. Open Sun. 12-4pm. in Farmington Hills. 7499 Middlebelt, W.BIoomfleid $250,000. 3 & 4 bedrooms. or call for appt. 313-255-4557 roof, sump pump, kitchen & room, 2 bath 1155 sq. ft. ranch Countryside GMAC Own large newer driveway. .Some w/2 & 3 baths, 2 car •BIRMIN! 3HAM SCHOOLS* baths. Entertainer's dream! on quiet street. Family room Freshly painted, newer roof. Quad Lev el w/ walk out lower WEST BLOOMFIELD - Out- garages & basements. Call REDFORD - Nice 3 bedroom, 2 $300,000. w/natural fireplace w/insert, Open Sun. 9-2-01, 1-5pm. •Dave Heinrich, 248-514-4114 level, 5 b<3 d rooms, 2'A bath, 2 DENISE McGUlGAN living room, spacious kitchen tl Lakefront 1151 Hillpointe Cir. Make offer. FARMINGTON HILLS - Senior standing 2 bedroom, 2 bath, bath brick ranch in desirable kitchens. 1"otall y Upgraded! Buy/ complex, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2308 sq.ft. condo. Huge kitchen Re/Max 100, 248-348-3000 area along Lola Valley. Family REMERICA HOMETOWN II! w/eating area, finished base- Minimum Bid $255,900. lease $2515,00 0 248-931 -4446 (313) 796-1436 ment w/kitchen, separate >1 Waterfront Homes Won't Last!! 248-852-2979 all appliances, enclosed porch, w/isiand & breakfast room. Fin- room, fireplace, c/a, 1200sqft. private entrance, ground floor, ished basement w/full kitchen, LIGHT-BRiGHT-AIRY Attached garage, finished base- laundry, patio, c/a, central WEST BLOOMFIELD vacuum, 2 car garage, profes- BRIGHTON CUSTOM 3,250 $132,900. 734-266-9334. 3rd bedroom & lots of storage. -4 bedroom brick colonial ment. New kitchen & roof in '99. South Lyon Charming 4 bedroom brick sq.ft., walk-out, outbuilding. E. 2-car garage. $349,900 (61FO). ,w/relaxing view of pond and Com- $179,900. 16584 Lola Dr. sionally landscaped, $152,000. | AUBURN HILLS | HOWELL. 2 bedroom, central 2-story, dual staircases, butler's 734 422-6445 728-1208 Crooked Lake. $1,4m Century 21 Hartford South, Inc. . mons from spacious cedar deck! 313-534-2767 Open Sun. 1-5 340 rich foliage! 1st floor (517) 548-3509 air, appliances, new carpet/ 734-464-6400. .'Mint, open floor plan, mostly laundry. $389,000. s WESTBURY J paint, attached garage, easy x- •remodeled! Full basement, 2 car REDFORD NEWER BUILT 3 BEDROOM WESTLAND - Completely COMMERCE LAKE way access. $130,000. RANCH JAN TAYLOR updated. 2-3 bedroom bun- WEST BLOOMFIELD 'garage on over V4 acre! Imme- "PRICED TO SELL" Super setting, sandy all sports • VILLAGE [ (810) 227-9086 diate possible. (21057011) 3 bedroom brick Bungalow on 2 Car attached garage, 2 full (810)663-2429 galow. Immediate occupancy. REDUCED PRICE! $294,000 $129,900. 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Complex RANCH 2 bedroom, 2 bath, WEST BLOOMFIELD kitchen, oversized 2 car garage. -pets welcome, all appliances, w/pool & tennis courts. 2 bed- wood floors, newer roof, some 248-473-6205 lk*SIC PRICE REDUCED!!! CEDAR ISLAND LAKE 9-5pm., (517) 223-0840 1350 sq.ft., w/ Attached 2 car windows, hot water heater & Call CHRIS WATERMAN for pri- Updated 3 bedroom, 2 full •includes; microwave, washer! rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 large dens, garage. Simmons Orchard Sub., Re/Max Great Lakes Maple Ridge Condo, newly reno- rebuilt furnace. Well maintained. vate showing 1-800-243-5035 baths, finished walkout on bay. dryer. | N. W. LIVONIA 3 full baths. Open sun 11-3, $179,900. 248-348-5563 vated, lower unit, attached Century 21 Hartford North. Contact Jim 248-738-9623 "Immediate Occupancy" THREE BEDROOM brick ranch garage, 2 large bedrooms, -2 full New kitchen, fireplace, 2 car •Short-term and corporate• 1, 2 & 3 bedroom units. Priced w/wooded 5.26 acres. 2,200 sq. baths, new barber carpet & paint garage, hot tub, deck, Credit from $84,000 to $124,900. 0 SUSIE QUATTRO WESTLAND SCHOOLS, 3 bed- "housing available. 5 THREE BEDROOM brick ranch, 248-908-7674 ft., 3.5 baths, 32 ft. great room, throughout, new kitchen/laundry toward option, $1750. Down financing available. |ake access, central air, 1,400 ! c.a., walk-out basement. 10800 room floors. Move in condition! room brick bungalow, basement, Call (248) 366-8494 J MOVE IN TODAYI! • Call Larry VanZandt |q. ft., $150,000. Gamewood Dr., 9 Mile & $174,900 By Appt: 248-661-3842 1150 sq. ft. Lots of updates, • Call for our • 248-473-6205 We foresee « (517) 545-1672 A Rushton, 3 miles E. of 23. great neighborhood, $104,000. HIGHLAND - '98 cusiom 2 story | fabulous specials!!! | Re/Max Great Lakes 70 W. Long Lake Rd., Troy $347,900. Stop & see or by 379 Sunnfngdale, 313-702-4747 (1,766 sq. ft.) on private all- | (248) 852-7550 | the future... appt. (248) 437-1589 Westland/Wayne sports lake. 9' ceilings, 3 bed- LIVONIA SHARP 3 bedroom brick ranch WESTLAND- WONDERFUL room, 2 bath. $269,000. On Squirrel Rd. m Orion 1W with a beautiful remodeled R GORGEOUS TOWNHOUSE! 345 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths. (248) 889-4814 Just S. of M-59. • Shows like a model. Located N. 331 Lk. Orion/Oxford kitchen, centra! air, finished West of Newburg-great loca- basement, 2 car garage. Must Troy AMAZING HOME of 6 Mile, W. of Newburgh. tion. $133,000 Great room with vaulted ceiling, pXFORD 2000 Colonial, 3 bed- see to appreciate, $128,900. This 3 bedroom colonial built in WHITE LAKE 341 DENISE McGUlGAN BELLEVILLE LAKE formal dining room, 1st floor foom, 2'A bath, 1900 sq.ft., 1990 must be seen to be appre- REMERICA HOMETOWN III LAKEFRONT HOME Waterfront Condominium BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 3.5 laundry, 2 bedrooms, 2'A baths, $220,000. Directions: Qntuifc, ciated. 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If you hurry, you can appliances stay and your own bedroom, 2'A bath, 2800+ sq.ft. COLDUiGU, COLONIAL - hardwood floors, boat dock on all sports lake. home nestled among 2+ hilly kitchen w/oak cabinets & bath. BANKGRa still choose cabinets & floor cov- NORTHVILLE 2 bedroom Living room w/fireplace, partially TROY - 5 ACRES fireplace, open plan, neutral ering, $389,000. 248-358-6728 Immediate occupancy. condo. Beauty! Remodeled acres of mature hardwoods. With house. decor, 3 car, deck, sprinklers, to be something Efjbdated bathrooms & kitchen finished basement, 2 car garage Page: PAT (313)325-6314 throughout! Exc. location w/pool. & lots more! $119,900. (19PO). Prime neighborhood. Coldwell Banker Preferred 2.300 sq.ft.. Walled Lake WOLVERINE LAKE - Open $135,900. (248) 348-7772 new and exciting with center island, ceramic tile & $1,000.000. 1 -727-379-0842 (734) 392-6000 schools. $315,000. Sun., Mon., 1-4. 1731 Shankin wood flooring. 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BIRMINGHAM - 1st floor, 2 bed- NOVI - GREAT BUY! $324,000. 248-628-5402 baths, total. Open & airy lay-out. sionally finished basement. 248-877-4858 room, 1.5 baths, updated furnace, Country Place Condos. 2 bed- 10380 North Ridge Ct. White Huge cedar deck. Oversized Lake. M59, S onTeggerdine, E. $265,500 Call 248-624-4052 C/A, windows & kitchen. Imme- room Carriage Style Condo. 1 garage on big wooded lot. Just diate possession. $135,000. car garage. Many updates, Classified Elizabeth Lk. Rd. S. on Oxbow waiting to move-in. Asking No matter what It is, Lk. Rd. Located on private cul- Bloomfieid Realty 248-647-8080. $122,900. (05 Ona) Page KIM $189,900. (734) 722-8634 Ypsilanti/Belleville I know wili find It in HAHN @ 313-990-1176 "It's All About ROCHESTER HILLS - 4 bed- de-sac. Over 2600 sq.ft., custom 800-579-SELL built 2 story, 4 bedroom, 2'A my Classifieds! BLOOMFIELD HILLS Telegraph room colonial. 3400 sq.ft. 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The traditional look of a farm- the laundry/ utility room. On side and bench for storing games house can be found in the Picket the opposite wall is storage clos- and controls on the other side. Fence (G24-713). et and the door to the two-car A door to the covered front 11 It has a wrap-around covered garage is between. A pantry is porch is on the front corner of NOOK 1J i* ; A / ff5X8"0 I i SCREENED : /A porch with a different roofline, a situated on the wall opposite the the family room. ^ "" PORCH ' V second story and large windows kitchen next to the swinging Off the foyer to the right is a iroxrs that accent the face of the home. doors. study/ guest suite. This would The garage sits on the left side The C-shaped kitchen makes also be ideal for use as an in- facing the side. Columns have excellent use of the counter home office. There is a full bath FAMILY been used with the porch railing space with an eating bar run- accessible to the rest of the 21*5X125 to enhance the facade. ning along the outside of the home, just outside the study/ The foyer inside the front door counters facing the breakfast/ guest suite. has an archway to the left into family rooms. The bedrooms for this farm- the formal dining room and a Off the breakfast room is a house are upstairs. { stairwell beyond. The dining door leading to a large screened The master suite has a cof- GARAGE I DINING 258X21'5 ! 12*0 X142 room has a coffered ceiling and porch. The porch is illuminated fered ceiling with archways Fwcawfts-v i STUDY/GUEST large windows facing the front. with two skylights overhead. between a large walk-in closet 100X111 -There are swinging doors lead- The elongated family room has and a smaller wall closet. The 1Landmar k HABUHQSff-? ing to the kitchen at the rear. an entertainment center on the master bath beyond has an over- A Designs SECOND FLOOR PUN ^ To the side of the kitchen is rear wall with a bookshelf on one sized corner shower, a sunken ' , 990SQFT | tub with a sky- light overhead and BED 2 1ZQX125 FIRST FLOOR PLAN dual sinks. SB di fUTCaWOM' 1279 SQ FT The other two bedrooms are on the opposite side of the upstairs and a full bath with a COPYRIGHT GARLINGHOUSE GO. tub and dual sinks OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 68MT X 41'-6" is between at the FUHSUWOIW! LIVING: 2269 square feet head of the stairs. STUDY/SUES! UNFIN BASEMENT: 1122 square feet iffoxirn GARAGE: 572 square feet Many extras RjOCSUBSW have been packed into the simplicity of the Picket Fence. It. would be easy to work at home, to entertain For a study plan, including OR 97424. Please specify plan of home plans is available for guests, or just scaled floor plans, elevations and name (Plicket Fence) and the $12.95, or save by ordering both enjoy the family in an artist rendering, send $24.95 number (G24-713). for $29.95. For faster processing, this special home. to Landmark Designs, 33127 call (800) 562-1151 or visit www. Saginaw Road E., Cottage Grove, A catalog featuring hundreds landmarkdesigns. com Inventory your home to recover from a burglary

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Ispacious 2 & 3 bedroom I $400* off ways, shopping, schools, cov- geous 4 yr. old ranch. 3200 PLEASANT RIDGE Located in Downtown sq.ft. 4 bedrooms w/in-law suite, Nice 2 bedroom ranch w/many iO( \HUNs •Townhomes. Large eat-in| *on select units ered parking, pool, tennis courts, With features like: Rochester ••••••••••• J kitchen, fireplace, basement, J no pets. Immediate Occupancy. 3 fuil baths, 1 with Jetted tub, 2 recent updates. All newer appli- Mobile Home Rentals • Modern fitness center •security system, 2 carl $1,100/mo (248) 644-3500 fireplaces, hardwood floors ances, fenced yard, Ml basement, & pool 1 & 2 Bedrooms Avail Rent Includes Heat •attached garage. Secluded® Woodland Villa throughout, finished full walk-out $900/mo. Matt K. 248-848-3006 407 • Minutes from i-96/1275 • Heat included and Vertical Blinds wooded setting, convenient, Livonia Schools basement. Full deck & patio x211. ERA Alliance Realty. interchange ( area. Owner flexible w/terms. FARMINGTON HILLS • Dishwasher 6 month or 1 year lease location. • 2 Bedroom Apts • Plymouth/Canton Schools Super Closets $1600/mo. 734-697-6135 PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN. 1 bedroom, appliances, window • A/C & Ceiling Fans Well maintained CANTON - luxurious 3 bedroom Immaculate, 3 bedroom, 7>A treatments, air. No dogs. • Pet Friendly J FROM $1545/mo. | Breakfast Bar - Appliances condo, 2.5 baths, 2000 sq.ft. 2:A • Pfcnic area on BERKLEY - 2 bedroom, ail appli- bath home for rent. $1500/mo. + Call: (248) 474-2131 1 MONTH FREE Paint Creek Newly decorated • 29600 Franklin Rd. • Pool - Laundry Facilities yrs. old, basement, garage. Lock Doors - Intercom ances, 2 car garage, close to utilities and security deposit. ON 1 BEDROOM Features: | Northwestern across from | $16S0/mo. (313) 407-5250 schools. $675. Immediate occupancy. 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Available Jan., Feb., • Pool, Fitness Room & bedrooms, 2 full baths, c/a, 2 car March, 231-544-8273 parking. $795/mo 248-935-0127 VILLAGE PRESIDEIYT • Tennis Courts FREE Heat & Water FARMINGTON HILLS, 1 bed- garage, patio, finished recre- No pets. 248-661-3641 APARTMENTS MADISON APTS. « Security Deposit - $400 room, furnished/unfurnished. ation room & basement. $1350/ Westland Barclay House Apts. 734-729-6520 REDFORD - 3 bedroom colo- HARBOR SPRINGS Area - 3 Extra large 1 bedroom. Quiet, From $585 Washer/dryer, pool/tennis. $750. month. (248) 644-9223 (734)459-6600 We're located on Cherry Hill, No pets. 248-380-5405. nial, 1.5 baths, famiiy room, bedroom, 2 bath, hot tub, C/A. clean. Air, heat, appliances 1 block east of John R, just fenced yard, $750. large deck, secluded setting. south of Oakland Mall ^between^a^ne^Newburgh BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 4 bed- included. $500. 810-229-8748. $499 MOVES LIVONIA - 2 bedroom, some room, 2.5 bath, garage, base- RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT Golfer's paradise! 810-996-1511 248-585-0580 WESTLAND appliances, finished basement, ment, 1st fl. laundry, $2,600. YOU IN no pets. $750 + Security (248) 868-7000 REDFORD N.- 3, 4, 5 bedroom, ORLANDO-BEACH' AREA HARLO APTS. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. deposit. (313)336-5427 Real Estate One 1-3 baths, famiiy & rec rooms, 7 day/6 night hotel stay. From $555 1 Bedroom Starts at $535 - WOW - carpet, basement, garage, Paid $600 sell $199. Warren, Ml 2 Bedroom Starts at $665 LIVONIA - Sharp condo, 2 bed- BRIGHTON - 2 bedroom, appli- to $1185. 248-477-8744 Call (313) 927-8656 $555* ances, central air, water paid, West side of Mound Rd., just FREE HEAT & WATER room, living, dining room, fin- north of 13 Mile. 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(734) 427-4626 RENT TO OWN one of 1 BEDROOM FROM $555' CANTON- 3 bedroom Brick my housesl All areas. Zero rentals, 100 ft. of sandy beach. Condo style 1 bedroom w/den & 2 BEDROOM FROM $625" Down. For more info leave Hunters & fisherman welcome. RENOVATION 2 bedrooms w/1 or 2 baths fea- NOVI - 2 Bedroom style condo, Ranch, finished basement, 2 car Apartment Homes from $600! BLUE GARDEN APTS. garage. $1300/mo. 1439 Hamp- message: 734-728-5136 MJ's Cabins 989-739-7955 turing private entrances, Cherry Hili near Merriman approximately 1000 sq. ft. 2.5 BLOWOUT! baths, basement, attached shire, N/Palmer & W/Haggerty. 1A MONTH FREE attached garages, full-size Daily 11am-6pm Call Dave Readon ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN TRAVERSE CITY - North Shore •Free heat & water washer/dryers in laundry room, garage. Access to tennis courts, 1 Bedroom from $630 Sat. 10am-2pm clubhouse,, pool. Non-smokers, 734-432-1606, Agent 1580sqft, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Inn. 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Fuil base- lems okay. Call toll free: appliances, across from 412 Located on Wayne fixtures, countertops McGregor elementary. $950/mo. 401! Furnished ment, attached 2 car garage. 877-744-2954. AAA RATED Road, l/2miie south • Reserved covered WESTLAND - 1 bedroom for Yr. lease. Stroll downtown. Sally Adams, Agent 248 608-2818 lease, Wavne/Cherry Hill Rd. All Ages, Tastes, Occupations. of Warren Road. Birmingham • Novi JAN FOSTER, REALTY Re/Max 100, Inc. ROYAL OAK & ALL CITIES Backgrounds & Lifestyles. . K??U & Free Cable area. $525/mo. includes heat & EXECUTIVES. 734-459-3600. • CURBSIDE AIRPORT water. Security deposit $500, Royal Oak • Troy COMMERCE - Large 3 bed- RENT-A-HOME "Our 20th Year" SHUTTLE SERVICE Senior discount available. PLYMOUTH SPACIOUS 2 bed- room, 1.5 bath, dining room, fire- TENANTS & LANDLORDS • 24 Hour Fitness Club (734) 595-1078 Furnished Apts. room condo, balcony, c/a, sky place, available now! $900. 248-642-1620 HOME-MATE • Pet friendly community • Monthly Leases windows, washer/dryer included. RENTAL PROS (248)373-RENT ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom, base- SPECIALISTS WESTHAVEN MANOR • Immediate Occupancy $900/mo. 734 207-7915 ment, central air, all appliances, Westland Estates • Lowest Rates DEARBORN - Available now, (248)-644-6845 On Wayne Rd. S. of Warren centra! air, basement, appli- $925. • Newly Decorated PLYMOUTH- 1-story Condo, 3 RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT Retirement Community • Gated Entry Spacious 1 bedroom bedroom, 3 bath, 2 car attached ances, fenced yard, $750. 30115 Greenfield, Southfield 700 sq.ft. - $540 SUITE LIFE garage, finished basement, RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT ROYAL OAK Charming, shady, THE BARRINGTON Price shown is for 1 yr. lease ALL CITIES SINCE 1976 248 549-5500 $3000/mo. (ACCEAP) 2 bedroom flat, hardwood floors "QUALIFIED" Shorter leases available CHRIS COURTNEY DEARBORN HGTS - Affordable 9960 S. Wayne 2 bedroom, appliances, patio, & freshly painted, all appliances. Great location/heat/water/pool r 8LOOMFIELD LAKES ^ shed, pets OK. $700. Pets ok. $1200/mo 248-589-7590 ROOMMATES -Open- Weekends Blinds/air/no pets FREE PREVIEW SHORT TERM RENTAL ERICA' RENTAL PROS (734)513-RENT ROYAL OAK N. - 3 bedroom, 1 & much more Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom SHARE REFERRALS . "734-941-7070 DEARBORN HTS. -2 Bedroom, bath, C/A, All appliances 1 car 248-642-1620 (734) 722-4700 apts. in small, quiet complex. garage, lawn care & water Includes dishes, linens, etc. oak cabinets, 2V£ car garage, 1 st 725 S. Adams, Birmingham floor laundry, no pets. $665/mo, included. $1300/mo Available Cleaning services available. HOMETOWN Oct. 15 (248) 288-4589 "FALL SPECIAL" Beach privileges. Rents from (734) 459-6222 option available. 734-397-1551 CANTON - Great newer home WESTLAND on 5 acre treed tot, large room. WESTLAND CAPRI $800. Heat & water Included, HAWTHORNE CLUB FARMINGTON & ALL CITIES SOUTHFIELD - Spacious 2 bed- $355 includes utilities, cable, California Style Apts. k. 248-681-8309 J TAYLOR - HEAT INCLUDED room, appliances, fenced back- APARTMENTS Taylor Park. 2 & 3 bedrooms. RENT-A-HOME laundry. (734) 325-2799 > Lovely Apartments >/» 1 bedroom from S550 TENANTS & LANDLORDS yard, $650. On Merriman. between FARMINGTON - Furnished Mon.-Fri.. 8-5:30. E. of Telegraph. RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT > Scheduled Transportation e Heat & water included S. of Goddard 734-287-8305 248-642-"! 620 LIVONIA - 4 bedroom, on % ® Cathedral ceilings Ann Arbor Tr/Warren apartment available for short- SOUTH LYON, 3 bedroom, 1.5 acre, furnished room, non- > Meals served every day (optional) o Balconies » Carport 1 & 2 bedrooms term lease. Utilities included. TROY - 1450sqft., 4 bedrooms, FARMINGTON HILLS - Newer 1 smoker. Cable & utilities included (248) 474-2884. Farmington bedroom + loft. Oak cabinetry, bath, full basement, attached 2 • Fuily carpeted From $580, incl. heat 2'A bath, lawn care, snow car garage, appliances. Club- $475/mo. 734-421-8030 > Activities Coordinator • Vertical blinds Oaks Apts. On Farmington Rd. removal, all appliances included. appliances. Wooded area. Pet • Livonia School District South of 9 Mile. fee. $535+utilities 248-357-2382 house amenities, lawn & snow Great location to malls $ 1375/mo (248)736-5646 maintenance included. $1,249/ REDFORD - Female non- >• Pets Welcome Livonia school system • Air Conditioning smoker looking for • same to ROYAL OAK FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bed- mo + security. (248)437-9959 (734) 261-5410 • Pet section available WALLED LAKE SPACIOUS 1 share 2 bedroom condo. $350 + All Residents 55 and Older DOWNTOWN bedroom. Utility room with rooms, all appliances, fenced "A utilities. (313)543-0692 888-221-2978 Fully furnished studio apartment yard, storage shed. $900/mo + SOUTH OF Fenton off US-23.5 TROY: Large 1 & 2 bedroom washer, dryer, garage. Sharp. bedroom, 2 bath, pole barn, 34601 Elmwood, Westland Mon-Fri, 9-6 {closed in quiet secured complex. $695/mo. (248) 360-4573 security. 248-478-9481 apartment homes. Excellent 1-2), Sat-Sun 10-4 |£1 pool, 2 acres. Rent or Westland - Clean, quiet person $500/mo. plus security deposit. purchase. to rent room w/kitchen & laundry 734/729-3690 location. Appliance package. ^aaa You pay electric, we pay heat. WESTLAND TOWNHOUSE FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bed- Heat & water included. Call room, appliances, fenced yard, (810)714-5325, (810)629-1763 privileges. $375/mo includes util- TDD 1-800/649-3777 No pets. Laundry facilities. Energy efficient. 1000 sq.ft., 2 ities & cable. 734-788-8060 today to view your beautiful new Off-street parking available. bedroom, VA bath, $800/mo. VA pets negotiable, $900. apartment. (248) 362-1940 Westland Park Apts. SYLVAN LAKE front 1600 sq. ft.- Gainfully employed, mo. security. 843-263-3462 RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT Equai Housing Opportunity Across from 3 bedroom, basement, 2 car Westland - Clean, quiet person w/mininum income $30,000/yr. FERNDALE - Charming three garage and fireplace. $1295 to rent room w/kitchen & laundiy Garden City Park (248) 258-6200 ! privileges. $375/mo includes util- HERITAGE HILl-2 hei NORTHWEST-Upper 2 Spacious 2 bedroom, VA Duplexes bedroom bungalow with hard- (248) 626-8890 ext. 26 wood floors, tiled bath, new win- STEUER & CANVASSER ities & cable. 734-788-8060 upper with appliance th with bath, 936 sq. ft. - $615. SOUTHFIELD, 5000 Town center , 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 403 dows, central air, basement, central air. Pets OK. h, gas & Large 1 bedroom, fenced yard. $995 plus TROY 3 bedroom, basement, ed.$600 700 sq. ft. - $540. appliances, washer/dryer. Garage 2.5 car garage, appliances. Booms (000) 000-0000 parking. $1500 248-356-4471 BIRMINGHAM DUPLEX utilities. (810)739-5453 00 Very clean apartments 2 bedroom, 1.5 baths, large $1,150/mo. + security no pets, GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom large lot. 248 652-4190 414 NORTHWEST-yap m Appliances include dish- TROY/ROCHESTER living room, dining room & sun- a porcrt, 2 car garage, very sharp. home, 2.5 car garage, perfect bedroom, 2 bgflrwit! bedrooms, washer. Intercom/central COMPLETELY FURNISHED FERNDALE & REDFORD - Air, air/heat/vertical blinds. 1 year lease. $l100/month. No move-in cond. $147,500. Ask for TROY - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, air. Nice 3 bedroom, 2V£ bath, basement, Jacuzzi in rooms, maid service, enclosed poi No pets. (1 year lease) pets. (248) 644-3185 Liz, Agent. 734-464-6400 x 231. attached garage, laundry room, garage. 405 E. Lovell, Available new construction, private yard, HBO. Low daily/wkly rates. electric incj d wooded 10-15 Thru 4-30 $1500/+utilities 24 hour recorded info at LIVONIA - 3 bedroom, 1150 sq. 888-910-2240 x 4002. $1600/mo. (248) 641 -8337 Tel-96 Inn 313-535-4100 (ooo) oooj s. !e» $825 . (734) 729-6636 . & security. 248-879-6075 Royal Inn 248-544-1575. 00 ft., great room w/fireplace, hard- wood floors, appliances, c.a., GARDEN CITY- WHY RENT. TROY - 4065 Beech, 3 bed- CLYDE J&RK-3 be basement, garage, fenced yard, Own your own home. 0 to 3% room, 3 'bath, walk out base- LIVONIA PRIVATE ENTRANCE deck al central ai AREA- droom Westland updated, . Open Sun 1-5 p.m. down. Short term employment ment, $2100/mo. 835 W. Clean, bath, furnished, sleeping. r with 1 $1000/mo. 734-513-4972. OK, credit problems OK, bank- Watties - upper flat, 2 bedrooms, Via I-96, i-275,5 Mile/Newburgh. neighborhood and VENOY PINES $750/mo. 248-547-4642 $100/wk. Cable. 734-464-1690 baseme ruptcy OK, Call Randy Lesson settin®> mos. leas APARTMENTS BIRMINGHAM CONDO • 2 bed- LIVONIA - near Plymouth & Metro Finance 248-610-9576 included. TROY - 1600 sq.ft., 3 bedroom, Washer/Dryer-ln Unit - 1 & 2 bedroom apts. room, 1.5 baths, hardwood Farmington. Nice 2 bedrooms. NW DETROIT/REDFORD 000 some with fireplace floors. Spotless. Pool. $1000/ $750/mo. 4 security. Available INKSTER - Remodeled 3 bed- VA bath, finished basement, $300-$425/mo. Utilities included. room basement, garage. Option $1550/mo. (248) 528-0620 EASTBWN AREA Free continental breakfast - Clubhouse mo. Call Lynne 248-901-0246. immediately. 248-640-7399 Andy: 810-212-3772. HlLL-2 baroom to buy available. $750/mo. Call: 2 batApper with Concierge Service-Mon. Wed CENTRALLY LOCATED OPEN SUN. 1-5. W. Bloomfieid, applianceAnd BIRMINGHAM GRAEFIELD TROY DUPLEX - 3 bedroom, 248-788-1823. garagAnd base IN WESTLAND condo, 2 bedroom, 1,000 sq. ft. W. Maple, Inkster Rd. Bir- State of the art fitness center . Pets OK. #95 VA baths, basement. Immediate mingham schools, 1400+ sq. ft. Office Space and elSric inciu< (734) 261-7394 finished basement, no dogs, occupancy. $900/mo. +1 :A mos. KEEGO HARBOR - 2 bedroom 24 professional maintenance -0000 $1,400/mo 248 362-7344 ranch, appliances, air, ceiling 3 bedrooms, VA baths, family/ (See Class #395) (000) 0®-0000 security. Tell free 888-633-7126 living/dining room, fireplace, Resort style community or 248-561-0077. fans, lake privileges. $750. EST-Up«r 2 BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE RENTAL PROS <248)373-RENT attached garage, appliances, BRIGHTON - Office Spaces, HERITAOmHILL 30 day satisfaction guarantee WESTLAND 2 beds, VA baths, 1000 sq.ft. WESTLAND - 3 bedroom, 114 air, great neighborhood, inc. various sizes. Prime Parking & 2 bath Mh lawn care, $1790/mo. Call for upper withwDiia WAYNE/FORD RD. AREA Walk to Downtown. No pets. bath, nice home, immediate occu- LAPEER - Large 4 bedroom, location. Downtown. Call Nan porch Mas & $1000/mo. 810-212-0321 pancy. $600/mo. 1 st, last + secu- farmhouse, hardwoods, den, directions. 248-851-0956 (810) 229-6446 central air. • Gas Heat-No Charge Pager- 248-966-6469 ciu • Air Conditionino rity. no pets 734-326-7184 basement, pets neg. $850. net* i AL rnOS {£46)o/i-nei>i i • Laundry Facilities appliances, private basement, no WESTLAND - Duplex, 2 bed- WALLED LAKE - 3 bedroom pets, no smoking, $900/mo. LiVONIA-Avail. immediately, great ranch, all appliances, deck, NORTHWEST- 1 & 2 BEDROOMS rooms, ceiling fan, stove, fridge, -3 bedrooms Security $1300. 248-547-7568 fenced yard. $550/mo. Includes area. Very dean 2 bedroom. Al! fenced for pets. $900. 430 bedroom, 2 bath 1 BEDROOM START AT central air. Nice $515 MONTHLY water. No pets. 734-459-3177 appliances. No basement/garage. 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Enjoys movies, clubs, and play- tive, gentle, big hearted, looking for likes fishing, camping, boating, mill, has a great sense of humor, divorced white female, 54, who ater, boating and great conversa- part to share the good life and pos- ing pool. Seeking a single white a permanent relationship. BOX music, children, animals, outdoors, energetic and dependable, down likes to do almost everything. tions, interested in meeting tall, 50 sible long term relationship. female, 25-35, honest, with a good 33704 travel and doing things together. river area. Wayne county. BOX Looking for friendship, companion- to 58, financially/emotionally stable Macomb county BOX 35901 personality and sense of humor. Seeking white female, 24 to 34, for 28 men VERY STRAIGHT 31909 ship or something iong term. West true gentleman with similar inter- Wayne county BOX 31931 friendship first, possible long term ests. Oakland county BOX 27010 ACTIVE SENIORS ONLY I'm white widowed, attractive, light side. Wayne County. SOX 2S333 relationship. BOX 31883 Weil traveled, educated, loving, ONE DAY AT A TIME Call 1-900-454-5566 ARE YOU OUT THERE? hearted, well built, enjoy all the LONELY AT 53 Attractive divorced red head 49, HONESTY * BASEBALL JACQUELINE SMITH white, professional female. Single white male, 47, 5'9", 150 good things in life. Looking for an NEW Single white male, 53, 180 Ibs, $4.38 first minute, I'm told often that I resemble her Seeking a sophisticated. Christian Ibs, skill trade Ford worker with 5'7", 160 lbs. Enjoys travel, movies, Single white Christian professional attractive, well built lady, under 59, 5'9". Enjoys walking, dining out. and Jackie Kennedy. Big, hazel man, 62 to 72, who can also be Herpes, likes boating, camping, $2.19 each addt'l. minute concerts, music, Nascar, and quiet female, 46, attractive, with a heart for possible permanent relation- Looking to meet a nice white lady evening at home. Looking for hon- of gold, great cook. Enjoys quiet eyes, auburn hair, great smile, very down-to-earth. Interests are classi- weekend getaways, bowling, ship, Dearborn. Wayne County. classy looking, 5'6", mother, high cal music, art appreciation, world 45 to 59, 115 to 135 Ibs. Wayne ADS! movies, seeks secure, honest, MOTOWN GAL est down to earth guy for friendship times ana movies, walker. Seeks BOX 35956 County BOX 31903 and companionship leading to long well groomed white male, non- energy person. Loves water, boat- events and travel. Comfortable down-to-earth female, 32 to 47. ...Looking for a kind, sincere, single SOMETHING IN COMMON term relationship, down river area. smoker, with Christian values. ing, fishing, travelling. Seeking one-on-one and in social situa- height/weight proportionate, must or divorced male, 48 to 60, non- Single white male, 5'8", 140 Ibs. NO HEAD GAMES Wayne county BOX 31910 Wayne County. BOX 26052 non-smoking gentlemen, 5'9"-plus, tions. Oakland County. BOX 35911 be marriage minded. Wayne smoker, for long-term, monoga- 48 to 58, with similar interests. Enjoys rollerblading, sports, 41 yr. old white divorced male, 6' mous relationship. I am 51 yr old County. BOX 31934 EASY GOING GUY NASCAR FAN BEAUTIFUL Macomb County. BOX 27021 SEARCHING SOUL MATE movies, the outdoors. Seeking 180 ibs., looking for a honest divorced female. I love Motown Singie white male, 45 yrs old, Lonely red head, 49, 57", 150 lbs, Intelligent, classy, lady. 50's, loves NEW BEGINNINGS Single white female, 38, 250 ibs, HERE'S A SURPRISE white female, 18 to 24, height and woman who would like to be music and classic cars. I believe In romantic, caring, loving, honest, likes doing a little bit of every thing, travel, boating, golf, tennis, walks Single white female 47, 5'4", 176 looking for single white male, 35- 45, good shape, nice looks. Enjoys weight proportionate, with similar spoiled by a one woman man. romance and enjoy simple pleas- professional, easy going. Enjoys from travelling up North on week- on the beach and romantic dinners. Ibs, never married, 3 grown chil- 40, lilies dining out, bowling, and outdoors, biking, boating, parks, interests. BOX 12148 likes long talks, nice walks, and ures. Down River area. BOX 14471 camping, the parks, picnics, can- ends to quiet Sundays watching Searching for male who Is fun with dren, who enjoys candlelight din- quiet evenings at home, someone and beaches. Seeks nice gal to spending time together with that JUST LOOKING dlelight and more. Seeking a SEEKING HONEST MAN NASCAR on television. Looking for similar interests. BOX 26072 ners, movies, homebody, seeking with the same Interest. Oakland share leisure time activities with. one special lady in his life. Wayne Single white male, 18, 6'1", 155 female, age, height, weight, race 29, educated single mother of 2, down to earth guy, 45 to 55, who black male 49 to 52, for dating ana County. BOX 35944 Oakland county BOX 36367 County BOX 31914 unimportant. BOX 25819 SONGS FROM THE HEART Ibs, enjoys having fun, relaxing, 5'10", seeking honest, caring man, enjoys the same, for companion- possible relationship. Wayne coun- SLOW DANCING Divorced white female, 47, 57", THE HAPPIEST PLACE ABOVE AVERAGE GENT hanging out and talking. Seeking DOES LIFE BEGIN... 29 to 43, for friendship and possi- ship. Wayne County BOX 31912 ty BOX 27024 Divorced white male, 45, 5'6", 180 blonde/biue, vivacious, passionate, On earth is the heart of this friend- Single white male, mid 40's, enjoys single white female, 16 or 19. BOX after 40? Raised you kids? At a ble relationship. Wayne County ly white widowed female, 63, seek- Ibs, brown hair, blue eyes, fun lov- COULD BE MORE Christian church musician. Seeks 30 SOMETHING travel, music, old cars, photogra- 12151 turning point? Need a life of your BOX 35954 ing friendship in a male 60 to 70. ing, caring, affectionate, honest. Single white female, mother, 5'4", white Christian male, non-smoker, Christian black phy, home decorating, elc. Looking own? Regain a sense of balance non-smoker. Let's get together and WAIT FOR MY CALL Likes camping, swimming, movies, TOUCH OF CLASS 115 lbs, attractive. Enjoys camping, 5'10" or taller, who is intelligent, female, 35, attractive with Hispanic for an above average lady to part- and chill out, with this hand^pme, see if we enjoy each others com- Divorced white male, 52, 6', 180 dinner, theater, art, country music, For sale, attractive, classy, outgo- boating, motorcycles, gardening articulate, romantic, and honest descent looks, marriage mfnded ner with. Wayne County. BOX entertaining, singie, white maie, 46. slow dancing. Seeking open and pany. Oakland County. BOX 35991 lbs., employed, caring, sincere and ing, divorced white female, 5'5", and more. Social drinker. Seeking with a passion for life. Oakland and loves Seinfeld, desires single 31892 Oakiand county "BOX 31932 honest relationship with a single Christian professional white male, responsible. Seeking female, truth- 130 lbs, dark hair, pretty eyes. caring, honest, easy going guy for County. BOX 27014 A LADY OF CLASS I'M A GENTLEMAN female. BOX 25837 heaithy, degreed, 510 "plus. 30 to READY IN WYANDOTTE ful, caring, responsible, 45 to 55, Seeks top notch, tail, white male, friendship, dating and possibly Vivacious, upbeat, very attractive, Looking for a siender, attractive 37, preferably slim. Macomb for a long term relationship. Enjoys SO plus, to share fun, and special more if the chemistry Is there for LET'S GO OUT blonde female, a professional, 57", Divorced white male, 47, 6', slim lady, 50 to 58, for a permanent FIRST TIME AD County. BOX 27028 the outdoors, boating, picnics, trav- moments together. Your cost one the both of us. BOX12127 White female, fit, brunette, 38 yrs 115 Ibs, upper 50's, seeking soui build, I'm easy going, family orient- relationship. I am widowed, well Single white maie, fit, mid 30's. el. BOX 15303 phone call. Oakland County BOX old, attractive, musical, passionate, COUNTRY GIRL mate counter part, 60's, a profes- ed. Interests Include travelling, the- built, heaithy, attractive, active, and Enjoys working out, fishing, hiking, articulate, non-smoker. Enjoys gar- atre, antiques. Looking for some- 36059 LIFE'S PLEASURES Divorced white iady, non-smoker, sional, for dating, possible long PICK UP THE PHONE outgoing. I am 62 going on 40, and concerts, travel, cooking, animals, dening, concerts and more. one who like myself is fit, non- Divorced white female, 43, 5'6", non-drinker likes horseback riding, term relationship. Call me and see White male, 28, smoker, enjoys lonesome. Please call my voice Church and more. Seeking a I HAVE ELAN Seeking a non-smoking, fit male,, smoker, and would like friendship long blonde hair and blue eyes, full has own horses. Enjoy camping, what life has in store for us. BOX rollerblading, long walks, movies, greeting, Dearborn area. I'll answer female with same interests. BOX 38 to 45, professional, with similar walking, boating, flea markets, old and possible long term relation- 25857 Eclectic, attractive, slender, roman- figured, Christian, vibrant, happy. 35996 dining out, the outdoors. Seeking your call. Wayne County. BOX interests. BOX 30212 cars, movies. Seeks gentleman 57 ship. Wayne County BOX 31916 tic, quality lady, enjoys most music, Many interest, cooking, reading, female, 25 to 32, height and weight 33683 DO YOU QUALIFY? dancing, golf, tennis, boating, gardening, garage sales, classic to 65 with similar interest. Monroe FIRST TIME AO ADVENTURE AWAITS SAINT OR SINNER? proportionate, with same interests. White male, 48, muscular, attrac- sports and theater. Seeks special, cars, walks by the water and more. County. BOX 27030 Educated, well traveled, loving pro- Divorced white female, early 50's, Tender, tan, terrific white male, 44, BOX 15311 ALL AMERICAN TYPE tive, financial and self secure. non-smoking, gentleman, over 59, Seeking a friend and companion fessional single female. 5'2", medi- with grown children. Seeking an LOVELY BUT LONELY with versatile, flexible personality. Mature athletic type SO plus, Seeking selective, classy, attrac- and 5'10" plus, that is honest, loyal for a possible relationship. BOX um build, non-smoker. Enjoys con- WALK WITH ME educated male, 50's or older, who Tall, slender, attractive, romantic, Seeking creative, sweet, smiling, blonde 6'3", 205 Ibs, professional tive white or Asian female, under and fun. Oakland county. BOX 12133 versation, music, travel, quiet White male, 51, seeking female enjoys art museums, travel, the- fun lady seeks honest, loyal, significant other. For friendship and attractive diverse interest active 45, for long term relationship. 36061 times, and theater. Seeking refined about the same age. Enjoys bowl- Wayne county. BOX 25970 WIN ME OVER ater, fine dining, jazz, movies, flea romantic, flexible gentleman, that's whatever. Macombe County. BOX lifestyle. Seeks outgoing, fit, attrac- gentleman, 60-70, for friendship ing, karaoke, concerts, walks in the I AM YOUR MAN ATTENTION BILL markets, and more. BOX 30243 55 plus, over 5'10\ and fun to be 36085 tive unencumbered single female. White female, S3, 5'2", 100 lbs, first. Oakland county, BOX 35999 park and sharing good times with Hardworking divorced white male, You responded to my ad, mailbox with. Let's start as friends first. To create sparks through dating, legally blonde, blue eyes, petite, SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP INTERESTED? that one special lady who right now 49, 5'8", 175 Ibs. Seeking a fun lov- #33724, I did not get your phone Oakland County BOX 27034 SEEKING ITALIAN travel, long term relationship. passionate, pretty, educated, intel- Single white female, 63, 57", Divorced white male, 43 yrs old, is thinking about picking up the ing, easy going, intelligent, pretty number can you please call back. FIND YOUR FUTURE Petite, white female, 63. 5'1", 128 Oakland county BOX 35995 ligent, employed part time. Seeking auburn hair, brown eyes. Enjoys 5'6", 170 Ibs, brown hair, blue eyes, phone to give me a call. BOX white female, in her middle 40 s, for Wayne County B6X 18962 Single white female, 37, looking for Ibs, brown hair and eyes, non- LETS SHARE LIFE an honest, non game playing, the water, movies, dining out. danc- fun loving, caring, honest, easy 25339 companionship and possible long CUTE AND CLASSY tall, smart, nice, mora! man who smoker, attractive, talkative, good Young looking 44, single white white male, who has his act togeth- ing, drawing, painting, writing. going. Enjoys amusement parks, term relationship. Redford area. 40's, 5'4", slim, degreed, non- enjoys time with family and friends. sense of humor. Seeks gentleman NO GAMES EVER! male, 160 Ibs, 5'10", brown hair • Wayne county. BOX 25974 er and don't smoke, social drinker Looking for single white male, 38 to camping, swimming, the beach, smoking, fun, athletic, adventur- Friendship leading into relation- 60 to 66, non-smoker, sharing the Caring, affectionate, loving, hard and green eyes, fit, no dependents, okay. Enjoys music, travel, dancing 48, at feast 6', financially/emotion- barbecues, long walks and more. ous, divorced white professional ally secure, romantic. BOX 30244 ship, with love and a lasting rela- things in life we both enjoy, espe- working, divorced white male, 54, enjoys outdoors, guitar playing, I'LL S UR LUV 4EVER and more. BOX 12153 BOX 12178 female, with brown hair and big tionship. BOX 30187 cially travelling. BOX 36003 5'7", silver fox hair, 176 Ibs. Loves fishing, boating, going North, quiet Single white maie, 49, honest, blue eves. Seeking intelligent, EQUAL PARTNERS CIRCLE THIS AD ocean beaches, spending quality times. Seeking companion to share faithful, trustworthy, caririg, loving, degreed, slim, non-smoking, gen- White female, 49, red hair and Single white female, 51, emotional- time together. Seeking friendship interests, possible relationship. up front, smoker, social drinker, ff, tleman. 42 to 52, for water sports, brown eyes, 57", 160 lbs, smoker. ly/financially secure. Likes biking, for monogamous relationship, 40 to Wayne county. BOX 36045 165 lbs, looking for a white female, dining, movies, bike riding, Enjoys travel, old movies, garden- walking, dancing, adventures. 50 yr. BOX 35913 35-50, on the slim side, 100-140 Seeking compassionate, non- rollerblading, travelling and long ing, reading, the outdoors, Nascar, TOP QUALITY lbs, who has the same qualities as smoking, single white male, 50's, ENJOYS LIFE I do. Looking for a . very serious term relationship. Oakland county. and trying new things. Seeking Single white male, 51,5'11", brown with sense of humor and similar Honest and sincere single white relationship, no head games. BOX 26995 male, 45 to 55, honest, for friend- hair, blue eyes, 198 Ibs, profes- interests. BOX 302S6 male, early 50's, tall, tan and hand- Oakland County. BOX 26014 ship, companionship, and a possi- sional, non-smoker, social drinker, some, enjoys life and all it has to ble long term relationship. BOX no dependents, educated, finan- ESCAPE DOWN RIVER FEMALE DIVORCED AND LOOKING offer, looking for an honest, sin- 30179 47 yr old, white female, 5'5", 150 cially secure. Enjoys fitness, walk- Escape the single life with me. Single white female, 40, 57", ny of Possibles cere, attractive white female 40 to lbs, no dependents, enjoys dining ing, travel, swimming,more. Single white male, 42 yrs old; weight height proportionate, brown 50, height weight proportionate LIFE'S TOO SHORT out. sports, street fairs, Sunday Seeking a professional female, 42 5'1fe boat- PASSIONATE PILOT "2063 North Oakland County, Masters ing. na'iire niking travel, ana am GCK> PARTNER WAN TED cegree, iake front home owner, Retired airline pilot, financially JUST THE FACTS ing Seeking soul mate, tali, thin, Singie white female, 34. 64'. nr Widowed white female, 55, seeking secure, white male very good look- world traveler, kind, loving and White male, 5'6", 135 Ibs, seeking devoted, getting women is easy attractive, honest, affectionate, ibs, hazel eyes, blonde hair, no kind, gentle golf partner, with sense ing, late 6Q'S, 5'9". 161 Ibs, good positive attitude, sense of humor, of humor. I like travel, fine dining an older female. BOX 12068 finding the right one seems impos- dependents, seeking an attractive sense of humor, very nice guy. Like sible. Oakland County BOX 26985 successful, with values. Ingham male, 28 to 37 who enjoys trips up and Florida in the winter. If you are -•a/ .doing most everything with right ARE YOU OUT THERE? County. BOX 31920 North, football, staying in shape, widowed/single let's hit some balls gal, Seeking very slender, healthy Very attractive, single white male, FULL FIGURED LADY'S and see if we can be a team. Divorced, white male, 43, 5'9", 165 DOWN RiVER AREA and who is ready for a steady com- honest woman with very good 35, never married, black hair, Wayne County. BOX 35932 lbs, blondish brown hair, green Single white female, 41, social mitted relationship. Oakland shape, down river area. Wayne brown eyes, 5'10", 225 Ibs, shy at TIRED OF GAMES eyes, down to earth. Seeking a sin- drinker, smoker, medium build, County BOX 27036 county BOX 31886 times. Seeking a special?, female Attractive, divorced white female, gle or divorced, white female, 38 to brown eyes and hair, no depend- who's caring, independent, pas- ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE 51, 5 4", long reddish hair, smoker. - 4St who is down to earth and ents. Seeks tall, responsible, blue BEAM WALKER sionate, attractive, and enjoys the Outgoing, petite, and live in Seeking gentleman. 45 to 65, with enjoys the simple things in life. For jeans type, 35 to 45, honest, car- Tall, dark hair, dark eyes, 180 Ibs, simple things in life. BOX 12084 Plymouth. Looking for an attractive, a sense of humor for dinner (home a possible relationship. Wayne ing, enjoys laughter, talking and slender build gentlemen, in search county BOX 27006 non-smoking, single white male, 48 cooked), movies, quality time and ROMANTIC GUY just plain fun. Wayne County. BOX of slender lady, 40-55, who likes Divorced white male, 46, easy to 58, who is trustworthy, emotion- fun relationship. Oakland County. WESTLAND AREA MALE 31923 dining, dancing, theatre, boating, going, fun loving, caring. Enjoys ally/financially secure, with no BOX 36013 casinos and travelling. BOX 31895 movies, the beach, boating, fishing, 35-yr-old, 5'9", 165 Ibs, brown hair, AURORA dependents. Someone with a jest FOR CHUBBY CHASERS camping, country music, swim- haze! eyes, no dependents, nice Divorced, white professional WARM AND SINCERE for life. Wayne County BOX 27026 Single black professional female, ming, motorcycles, and more. guy, handsome, canng, sincere, fit, female, 5'5", 125 lbs, brown/black Heart of gold, 50, 5'6", 160 Ibs, full figured, bright and active. In Seeking a female to go out with. smoker, social drinker, varied Inter- hair and eyes, dimples, looks 40 HONEST SINCERE white male, no children, financially search of single male, any race, BOX 12090 ests. Seeking slim to medium white and stable. Seeking a divorced, Divorced white professional secure and easy going. Enjoys out- who is mature and affectionate for •Call tne •REE a<±._ female, 21 to 41, for friendship pos- white male, 57 to 63, attractive. 6', female, enjoys golf, travel. Looking iUQV isj door activities, dining out, movies, friendship. Wayne County. BOX WHAT'S INSIDE COUNTS sible relationship. BOX 27016 stable and a good sense of humor. for an emotional secure profession- romantic evenings. Seeking 36029 Divorced white male, 40, 57", 170 BOX 31913 al male, between 45 to 55, for female, 30 to 50, same interests, Ibs, physically/emotionally fit, easy- friendship, social activities, travel, MASSAGE THERAPIST for serious relationship. Wayne going, fun loving, caring. Likes NO GAMES Single white female, 48, 5'6", 1-888-829-G359 leading to possible long term rela- HHB County. BOX 33727 water, swimming, boating, motor- Divorced white Christian cute tionship. Wayne County BOX auburn/brown, seeking single white female, 5'5", brown hair and eyes, GIVE ME A CALL cycles, country music, slow danc- 31899 male, 35 plus, who is outgoing, height/weight proportionate, enjoys enjoys life and optimistic about the 5'3", 155 Ibs, blue eyes, 54, single ing, romantic evenings. BOX 15265 all outdoor activities, dancing, SOMETHING ABOUT ME future. Summer is here, let's get white male seeking a single white together. BOX 36035 movies, dining. Seeking caring, Charming single white female, '*CP* rMs-a and Rotary WCnst, M femaie 45 to 55 non-smoker, non- ' AS GOOD AS IT GETS considerate, white male, 45-55, happy, healthy, 39, 5'4', 103 Ibs, drinker, religious. Who Enjoys Very kind, respectful, considerate, with similar interests. Prefer non- CURE FOR LONELINESS blonde/brown. Bright, artistic, U of movies, dancing and outdoor singie white male, 39,6'5", 246 Ibs, smoker. Oakland County. BOX Attractive black female, early 30's, M, grad, professional employed, dark brown skin, 5'3", average sports. Wayne county BOX 35898 with brown hair and green eyes. I Call 1-900-454-5566 35936 enjoys culture, nature, world travel, WEEKENDS ARE BACK LETS TALK weight, no dependents, employed, YOU NEVER KNOW enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, any- $4.38 first minute, friends. Seeking non-smoking seeks honest, caring, black or 60 yr old, divorced male, 6', 190 GEMINI GIRL 26 yr old, black female, 5'4", 125 Looking for a single white female, thing outdoors, dancing and the $2.19 each addt'l. minute attractive professional man. No Hispanic male, who is employed Ibs, retired, healthy, enjoys movies, Single white female, 47, slender, Ibs, hard working. Seeking an hon- 20 to 35, who wants to be pam- movies. Seeking an honest, loyal cats or karate obsession please. and has acar. BOX 12101 dining, cooking, and more. Seeking and loving female who enjoys blonde hair, hazel eyes, enjoys est, understanding, non-smoking, pered and loves children, for a seri- GIVE ME A CALL Oakland County. BOX 36071 an affectionate female who can win doing similar things. Children okay. golf, swimming, boating, people. SOMETHING YOU'D LIKE energetic male, race unimportant, seeking ous relationship. I'm a single white 4$ yr old, divorced white male, 5'6", LADY OF PASSION friends and influence people. BOX BOX 15466 Looking for a single white male, 42- independent blonde, full figured, who enjoys weekends, children, male, 30 yrs old, employed, Enjoys 180. Ibs, brown hair, blue eyes, 53. who's genuine, down to earth, Young 53, pretty, average weight, bowling and romance. BOX 30208 women 12188 5*7", 20, seeks confident, honest the outdoors, dining out, casinos. DOWNRIVER MAN easy going. Enjoys camping, the stable, for dating, possible long big brown eyes and hair, looking for WARNING... male, 20 to 30, to be friends first, BOX 12011 42 yr old, single white male, blond beach, swimming, amusement term relationship. Wayne County. white gentleman, who is not alraid LETS HAVE A LAUGH and nurture a possible relationship. ...May cause happiness. Answer hair, blue eyes, 6'1", 200 Ibs, many parks, long walks and more. BOX BOX 35938 of his feelings, sincere only, no Divorced white female, 53, emo- Call 1-900-454-5566 this ad and you wont be sorry! GIVE ME A CALL BOX 12103 interests looking for companion- 15278 games, for long term relationship. tionally/financially secure. Enjoys $4.38 first minute, Attractive, financially secure, pro- White widowed male, 46 yrs old, SEEKS SOULMATE MY KIND OF MAN ship with white female, 30-45. Wayne County. BOX 18707 dancing, dining, traveling, laugh- $2.19 each addt'l. minute fessional, single, white maie, 41,6', easy going, fun loving, caring, 165 FUN TIMES HERE Divorced black female, 39, brown Divorced black female, 47, seeks Wayne county BOX 19082 ing, good conversation. Seeking 170, no dependents. Seeks single lbs, brown hair, blue eyes, 5'6". 45 yr old male, white, widowed, completion, full figure. Seeking her black male, 45 to 58, to enjoy white female, 25 to 45. Reply now) easy going, fun to be with, 5'6", 160 SEEKS PERFECT MATE single white male, 50's, to share ATTRACTIVE SWM 33 Enjoys camping, swimming, the ADVENTUROUS soulmate. We are both honest, movies, dining, walks, concerts, BOX 33492 Attractive, 50-1- widow, fun loving, Professional, down to earth and beach, the water, movies, and Handsome, passionate, intelligent, lbs, brown hair, blue eyes, nice head strong people who enjoy the fishing and boating for a possible these activities with. BOX 30255 smiie, non-drinker, smoker. physically fit. Seeks male desiring fun loving guy who seeks an attrac- LATE FIFTIES more. Seeking a physically and funny, tall, well built, single white same things such as, bowling, out- iong term relationship[p. BOX OUTGOING GAL Seeking a female to hangout with. door activities, sports, Jazz and travel, working out, bicycling, golf, tive female who enjoys life and Single male, 5'8", 175 Ibs. auburn spiritually fit, honest, fun loving male, 34, looking for very passion- 15209 Single black female, attractive, 52, likes to have fun! Oakland County. BOX 12010 family oriented. Wayne County. mountain hiking, skiing, swimming, hair and blue eyes, non-smoker, male. BOX 12059 ate, adventurous, intelligent, kind dancing, dining out, famiiy, cook- LIFE'S BETTER SHARED 57", height/weight proportionate. BOX 36054 financially stable, enjoys camping, hearted female, for friendship and BOX 35942 INSIDE'S WHAT COUNTS ing, quiet evenings, closeness, White female, full figured, blonde Seeking non-smoker, social MORE THAN FRIENDS long walks, games, quiet times at romance. Oakland County. BOX TALL & INTELLIGENT ehflrtnt intimom' Ra«Mae*lnr» hair and qreen eyes, seeking a rfrlnUar itnA. hnme and morft Looklnn for a 38 yr old male, white, professional, win female with similar interests, for easy going, run loving, caring, Fit. young looking 4S, romantic, to much? Tell me. BOX 24980 wnne mate, as to 4s, sincere, non- ing, employed. Enjoys dining, quiet warm hearted" and honest, enjoys Christian professional lady, tall, est, for a long term relationship. possible relationship. BOX 10700 affectionate. Enjoys camping, long I'M A SINCERE PERSON evenings at home, what life has to travel, photography, concerts and very attractive, optimistic, well edu- I'M YOUR LADY Children okay! BOX 15225 the outdoors. Seeking a bold lady walks, motorcycles, swimming, If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and ^sen Attractive white divorced 45, 5'2", offer. BOX 30259 WARNING; MAY CAUSE seniors cated. Enjoys the good life, boat- LOVELY BUT LONELY with a sense of humor. Oakiand Happiness. Answer this ad and you shopping and more. Seeking a attractive, call me. If you are look- ing, nature, hiking, travel and din- 138 lbs., female, brown/blue, Tall, slender, attractive, romantic, LET'S GO OUT county. BOX 36064 wont be sorry. Attractive, financially female, age/height/weight open. ing for a non-violent, loving happy ing. Seeking soul mate, tall, thin, enjoys walking, swimming, movies, o lucky, non-drinking guy, call me. fun lady. Seeks honest, loyal, flexi- Single female, 5'8", 28, 135 lbs, HONEST AND CARING secure, professional single white BOX 12091 attractive, no nest, affectionate, music and dining out. Seeks white short brown hair, brown eyes, open m 5'9", 175 Ibs, attractive, wid- ble gentleman, over 55, over 5'10", 33 yr old, white professional male 41. 6', 170 lbs, no depend- NEW TO DATING WORLD S positive attitude, sense of humor, male, 40-50, slim to medium build, minded, sense of humor, adventur- ents. Seeks attractive, single white owed and ionesome, looking for a. thafs fun to be with. BOX 15273 divorced male, honest, caring. Single white male, 60 yrs old, likes Call 1-900-454-5566 successful with values. 80X 35946 5'6", non-smoker, occasional PRETTY ENTREPRENEUR ous. Enjoys movies, dancing, bowl- female 25 to 45, height/weight pro- life time relationship. I'll answer Enjoys long walks, boating, fishing, walking, shows, flea markets, good drinker, affectionate and sincere, Giving, loving, compassionate, ing, playing pool, and much more. rtionate. Macomb County BOX your call. Down River. No games. $4.38 first minute, ATTRACTIVE ITALIAN movies, candlelight dinners, conversation, and long drives. for a meaningful relationship in curvy, lots of tun, great conversa- Looking for a man to share sinv'ar BOX 24966 $2.19 each addt'l. minute Petite, divorced, white female, romantic, music, dancing ana Seeking white female, 50 to 60. seeks honest and secure, single, Garden City. BOX 26999 tionalist, 55, looking for sincere, activities. BOX 30263 more. Seeking a female who is JUST LOVABLE R U MY SOULMATE? successful Caucasian gentleman, height/weight proportionate. BOX FIRST TIME AD white male, 49-55, who likes to DOWN RIVER AREA honest and caring. BOX 12206 Single white male, 44, loves hug- Great single Dad, 40, stable, lov- 45-late 70's, to be my soul mate. 15240 laugh and have fun, for friendship, 5'3" female, auburn hair, blue eyes, START AS FRIENDS I'M THE ONE FOR YOU ging, cuddling, kissing and lots of ing, romantic, fit, -honest and all Widowed white female, 62, 5'2", Float your boat, make your day, Single black female, 32, brown attractive, non-smoker, non- ossible long term relationship, medium to slightly larger build. Late 70's, looks 60, widowed white affection. Seeking female with the SINGLE PARENTHOOD around good guy. Seeking a young, answer my ad today. BOX 25322 drinker. not looking for marriage, Bearborn area. Wayne County Enjoys the outdoors, sports, camp- complexion, dark eyes and hair, male, 5'8", 190 Ibs, non-smoker. same Interest, age, race, size Divorced white male, 36, brown slim, sweet-hearted, loving single fuli-figured, attractive, professional. Enjoys travel, dining out, golf, and open. BOX 14939 hair and eyes, 5'8", 180 Ibs, companionship only, seeks white BOX 35950 ing, fishing, boating and more. SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE mom to make a wonderful family. Seeking an outdoors type guy, 30 Seeking a God-fearing someone to Florida in the winter. If you think employed, 2 children, seeks lady BOX 24983 male, over 63, who enjoys camp- ARE YOU THE ONE? Pretty, petite, passionate, divorced OLD TIME ROMANCE ing, fishing, movies, dining out, to 45. BOX 30222 be a friend for life, spend time with we're a match, call me. BOX 15363 47, divorced male, smoker, enjoys who would like to spend some time white female, 40-ish. Seeks non- SENTIMENTAL Redford, Livonia and Farmington Young American business owner and get to know. Enjoys comedy, SEEKING MS. RIGHT all things in life, dancing, long together. BOX 25800 smoking, singie white mate, over Single white male, 5'8", 150 Ibs, seeking a 26 to 33 yr old, profes- LETS GET TOGETHER music. BOX 30296 51 yr old, professional white male, drives, walks, dining out. Seeking areas. Wayne county. BOX 27003 sional American who's spiritual, Singie black female, 24, 5'1", 135 35, for dating and relating. Let's I NEED YOUR LOVING fair sensitive skin, kind, gentle and 5'lf", brown hair, blue eyes, 198 white female, 37 to 50, for friend- A TRUE FRIENO responsible, passionate, fit, and create sparks and watch them flyi Divorced white male in early 50's extremely romantic. Seeking easy lbs. Enjoys movies, bike riding, JUST A CALL AWAY lbs, professional, n/s, s/d, financial- ship, possible long term relation- Southern Bell, 64 yrs young, aver- healthy for a friendship first. BOX BOX 25332 seeking fun loving white divorced going, kind lady, 48 to 55, for long bowling, and sports. Seeking male, Enjoys dining out, movies, travel. ly and emotionally secure, down to ship. Wayne county. BOX 31905 age looks, red head, nigh morals, 12179 or widowed female with a smile on term relationship, possible mar- 30*45, with similar interests, for ARE YOU READY? Seeking a sincere, single male with earth, caring, compassionate, sen- would 'ike to meet single white sen- sitive, sincere, open, honest. LET'S HAVE FUN her face and a smile in her heart, riage. Wayne county. BOX 24988 A TOUCH OF CLASS dating and possible relationship. Single black female, 49, 5'6", 150 similar interests, 44 to 50, for dat- ior male, for friendship, someone to Seeking a professional female, n/s, 22 yr. old Mexican male, 57", 36 to 55, for friendship or long term Attractive, tall, mature, lady, Wayne county BOX 31922 Ibs. Enjoys travel, theater, movies, ing and possibly more BOX 30322 msdium build, 150 Ibs, Icoking for a EVERY MINUTE COUNTS spend time with, I have many inter- FIRST TIME AD art, and other activities. Seeking a s/d. no children or grown children. relationship. West Sider. BOX height/weight proportionate, non- BOX 29847 female, 20 to 30, for possible rela- 35 yr old, single divorced father of ests including going for walks and smoker, social drinker, enjoys Single mother of one, 28, 125 Ibs, singie black male, never married, STEP RIGHT UP tionship. Social drinker that would 26039 one, 6'2", with average build, casinos. Oakland county. BOX music, concerts, fine dining, danc- intelligent, enjoys outdoor activi- no children, sincere, honest, ready White female, 64, seeks man, 64- ONCE UPON A STAR like to have a good time and find SEEKS DATE enjoys dining out, biking, horse- 36089 for committed relationship. BOX Intense special single white maie, ing, conversation. Seeks similar ties. Seeks non-smoking, honest, plus, to do things together. BOX that special one. Wayne county Divorced white male, early 50's, back riding, pool, bowling, movies qualities in a male, for friendship, respectful, financially secure male 25811 30341 helpful and romantic. Seeks nice BOX 31918 and quiet evenings at home. gal, 30 to 50, an outdoor lover, for 6'0", dark hair/blue eyes, seeks companionship and possibly more. with great sense of humor who Looking for a single white female, CUTE AND CLASSY LASTING LOVE sharing magic moments under the I'M A SINCERE PERSON widowed, divorced white female, BOX 36146 loves children. Children welcome. 38 to 64, for dating and possible 26 to 32, for a relationship. Wayne The Publisher assumes no liability for Single black female, mid 50's, Young 53 year old with medium moonlight, by candlelight, etc. If you are, 48 to 58, slim, white and the content of, or repltss to, any adver- BOX 36014 long-term relationship. If you're County BOX 24992 DIAMONO IN THE ROUGH enjoys jogging, concerts and walks build, brown eyes, blonde hair, Oakland County. BOX 31901 attractive, call me. If you are look- tisement or voice greeting. Such liabil- in tha barn. Seeking a gentleman ing for a ncn violent' ' :,, lovingto' , happ' y looking for that one-woman man, ity rests exclusively with the advertiser Single plus size white female, ALL FOR YOU likes to laugh, have fun, dance, ROCK ON LOOKING FOR HONEY over go, with similar interests. go lucky, non-drinking guy. call me. thafs me. Wayne County. BOX or respondent, the advertiser and hazel eyes, 31, independent, seek- Single white professional, 45, looks dine out, theater and weekend 46 yrold male, 5'10", 175 Ibs, light Male, 34, 5'6", nice smile, fun, lov- Oakland County. BOX 26066 Pm 5'9", 175 ibs, attractive, wid- 26991 respondent agree to indemnity and ing down to earth single black 35, female lovely, wonderful, pas- adventures. I hope to hear from a brown hair, blue eyes, smoker, ing and cuddly, easy to get along hold this publication and Advanced ROMANTIC FEMALE owed and lonesome, looking for a male, no games, must have sionate, beautiful smile, seeks hon- loving and caring man, 48 to 60, to likes sewing, woodworking. SUMMER FUN Telecom Services, its employees and Single beautiful black female, 46, life time relationship. I'll answer with, lost in the woods and looking job/own car, enjoys movies, dinner est and attractive singie white gent Seeking white female, 35-45, down Athletic, muscular single white agents harmless from all costs, medium build, enjoys dining out share a lasting relationship. BOX your call. Down River, no games. for her. BOX 25742 expenses, liabilities and damages and long walks, communication for friendship and long-term rela- river area. Wayne County BOX maie, 43, 6'2", 231 Ibs, brown blue, travelling and movies. Seeking 30722 BOX 33419 resulting from or caused by this publi- and sense of humor a must. Down tionship. BOX 11914 31925 clean cut, degreed, never married, SINCERELY LOOKING male with similar interest, race cation or recording placed by the River. SERIOUS APPLY. Wayne no dependents, outgoing personal- Divorced white male with the bag- advertiser or any reply to same. ATS NAME AND NUMBER unimportant for dating and possible County BOX 31904 ity, enjoys outdoors, woming out, gage in the past, 40, easy to get reserves the rfgm to edit or reject any Single female, 57", blonde/blue, relationship. Wayne County. BOX ad. The advertisers and respondents new activities. Seeks friendly single along with, likes swimming, boat- ANGELIC LITTLE ROSE medium build. Looking for tall white 26981 ing, camping, non-drinker, non- agree that they are at least IS years Single white female, 19, blue green male, 50 to 62, non-smoker, who female, age location open. Wayne old. 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Oak oval table - 2 leaves, 6 71 2 Garage Sales-Wayne Plants women's clothing, hoiiday, cond. $175 248-689-4078 good cond. $40 chairs w/custom pads, china 71 3 Moving Saies 741 U-Pick garden, & quality misc. 4568 (313)533-0211, (313)410-9873 cabinet and server. Excellent Forestview Dr. S. of Maple CRIBS/TODDLER beds (2), 714, Clothing 745 Hobbies-Coins, Stamps Berg, Natural wood w/ drawers & condition. $1,200. After 5pm. between Orchard Lake Rd. and Recliners/rocker/ swivel (2) (810) 294-0135 716 Household Goods 746 Hospital Equipment Farmington Rd. attached night stand. $1200 (special ordered 8-13-01), bur- new, $600 Each 248-538-7883 gundy cloth; paid $550. ea., could be a 71 8 Appliances TWIN BED W/mattress, dark 747 Jewelry asking $400.ea. 734-753-3294 DINETTE SET - Gorman's, walnut w/bookcase headboard, - 71 9 Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs 748 Lawn, Garden & Snow $75. Pool table $750. Trampo- glasstop, exc cond. 6 beautiful REFRIGERATOR & stove, 720 Bargain Buys Equipment chairs. (313) 565-1062 line - $50. Lazy-Boy multi color almond. Oak entertainment blue couch, love seat & 2 chairs, 72 1 Bicycles 75 0 Miscellaneous For Sale center. 734-394-1409 DINING, kitchen, end & cocktail also 5 tables - $500.2000 Cava- 722 Building Materials 75 1 Musical Instruments FUR COATS - natural raccoon tables. Dressers, bed, couch, ROCHE lier, black, 20,000 miles, take & silver fox, best offer over over lease for next.2yrs/ plus 724 Business & Office 75 2 Sporting Goods $1500. Muskrat & fox, best offer love seat. Offer. 248-488-0561. BOIS Maurice Villency 2 leather $2000 down, call between Equipment 75 3 Trade Or Sell over $450. 248-797-7454 DINING ROOM beautiful cherry 6-8pm 478-4617 WINNER! chairs, 1 desk, 1 chair with 726 Office Supplies 754 Wanted To Buy MINK COAT - St. Laurent, black 92" double pedestal table, z leaves, lighted hutch & buffet, 8 ottoman, excellent condition, "728 ,€amefas & Supplies with inset diagonal work on 810-792-8290 or 917-640-4074 TWIN SIMMONS Beautyrest front, size large. Paid $7500, Chippendale chairs with antique spring & mattress, 7 mos, old. We wili put the name of everyone* placing an ad moving to Florida, will sacrifice white upholstery, Queen Ann SLEEPER SOFA - Great condi- $60. Call: 248-553-3790 for $4000. (248} 851-3642. side server, all dove tailed. New tion. (734) 522-7213 in box. Cost $10,000. Must sell, WASHER & Dryer - Whirlpool, for a garage, yard, or porch sale into a drawing for MINK STOLE $100. Alaskan $2500. 248-514-6122. SOFA - by Gorman's, red $250/best. ' (248) 258-5891 Seal coat needs repair $50. leather, new, never used. A DINING rocxn chairs, 6 Hendredon great deal! 313-565-6908 a $50 gift card at Meijer! 734-421-2050 eves. Traditional. Sage leaf print $900. WHITF wFnniNG nnrsfi a 248-647-1120 or 248-641-8677. SOFA. LOVESEAT A CHAIR T-U U — — ...! I . j.1 _l_ VEIL - size 22-24. $200 cash. traditional neutral tones. Bought DINING ROOM SET, white, 1i ioi e> M uc a wit ii lei cvci y vvcorv u ii uuyi i (734) 722-5266. in Apr. at Gormans $3200 Sacri- china cabinet, table & 4 side fice $1800 313-406-2516 DRYER, (electric) - Maytag 78 0 Animal Services/Supplies 78 7 Horse Boarding chairs, $550. Patio set: sofa, 2 Neptune, 2 yrs old, $200. September! Not only will you earn money from your - armchairs, end table, white 78 1 Breeder Directory Commercial Household Goods SOFA & matching loveseat, 2 (248) 656-0491 $175. (734)454-1547 yrs. old, blue/creme, exc. cond. 782 Birds 788 Household Pets $600. (734) 397-0377 • DRYER - Kenmore 70 series, sale, you'll have a chance to win our Meijer gift DINING SET large, trussle table, 783 Cats 78 9 Pet G rooming/Boarding heavy duty super capacity, plus ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 6 chairs, buffet/hutch, $500 firm. SOFA - Sherrill, 78" green/rose/ soft heat system 3yrs. old, like 784 Dogs 790 Pet Services Leather sofa, loveseat, chair. (248) 634-3408 blue floral tapestry, spring down new $150 (313)277-2583 card give-away. 785 Farm Animals/Livestock 79 1 Pet Supplies 100% top grain analine leather, cushions, $900. 248-626-2185 hand-crafted in Italy with factory DINING Set, Nelson Simon, dark FREEZER UPRIGHT $110, 78 6 Horses & Equipment 792 PetWanted warranty. Unused, in plastic. oak, w/6 ladder back chairs, 2 TABLE-48" PEDESTAL oak with Kenmore Washer & dryer pair So now is the time to grab a pencil and make a ; 793 Lost & Found Cost $5000, sacrifice leaves. $900. 248-641-8677 18" leaf, and table pads, w/6 $220. Fridgedaire washer $115. Electric Treadmill $50. $1650. 248-939-0013. DINING SET - new Thomasville, chairs. Exc. cond. $650. (734) list of all the things you want to sell. 464-0188 (734) 729-7381 Garage Sales Air conditioning units (3), coffee table, sideboard, 6 chairs; cost tables, kitchen table, microwave, $6325; best offer. 248-757-2023 Place your ad for as low as $17.70 and who •2 <• washer, dryer, water softener. DINING SET, Sarrinen designer, REDFORD - Collectibles, vintage Much more. 248-682-1164 .round table, 6 chairs, 3 piece buffet $1600. (248)352-7232 knows?—you could be one of our weekly winners! clothing, furs. Sun-Mon, 10-4. ART DECO dresser & chest 14118 Berwyn, N. of 96. $450. Sofa with carved wood DiNING TABLE - Thomasville, $700. Oak dining set $500. Tra- cherry, + 2 leaves, 102", cus- Michiga TROY TODAY! 9-5 Garage sale ditional chair, new fabric $200. tome pads, 6 chairs, buffet, $600/ everything goes! 6115 Country Misc. coffee tables. New Cherry- best. 734-981-4309 5-1 Opm Ridge Drive corner of Square wood entertainment center, Humane Soci Lake & Coolidge. $675/ Exc. Cond. 248-356-5195. ELECTRIC ' BED, adjustable, ©bsenrer^f 5Eccentric Queen size w/mattress, 1 Yr. ATTRACTIVE SOFA $125 & Old. Must sell. (248) 738-5361 WESTLAND - Many misc. items. Rocking Chair $50 in good 349 Byfield, S. of Cheriyhill, W. cond. (248) 473-0151 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ADOPT-A-PET of Wiidwood. Sept. 6-8, 9-5. CLASSIFIEDS This Classification (from Hudsons), 61x51x27. BED - queen size, brass; Holds up to 36° TV and full Continued from WESTLAND 31716 Glen, Off Of includes mattress & bedsprings. stereo system. Cherry wood, ITS ALL ABOUT RESULTS! Page 8G. Merriman. Antiques, country col- $300. (248) 477-6591 looks great, bought for $1,800 lectibles & furniture. Friday Sept asking $500/offer. 248-363-6874 7 9-5; Saturday Sept 8 9-4 BEDROOM a beautiful 9 piece, mm Maison Phillip cherry sleigh bed, ESTATE SALE moving out of Garage Sales dresser, mirror, 2 nighistands, state. Everything for sale. Fur- armoire, boxQd. Cost $7000, nHue, lamps, etc 248-334-2300 Moving Sales sacrifice $2100. 248-449-6980. FURNITURE - maple kitchen oLIVONInA - Sept . 6, 7, 8, 9, BEDROOM FURNITURE: Circa A Million RiasoHi. W A Single Storm.® set, end tables, household 8:30-5. 9131 Knolson-, Ann 1930 waterfall bedroom set. items. (734) 422-5916 Arbor Rd., W. Hix. Teen girls END TABLE $175, Center table Bed, vanity w/round mirror, 4 outerwear, misc. items. $230, & Dining table /w 4 chairs drawer chest. Mint. $1000/best. ITALIAN MADE Pali crib almost $550, All black marble. Black 248 960-3216 new; with mattress. $250. •q-T> LIVONIA - Sept, 6,7, clearing wood entertainment center $300, (248) 656-3393 Queen bed w/ mattresses $200. BEDROOM SET - 6 pieces, - J 3TAFRA: "• out 30/yrs of stuff. Toys, furni- Oakland County: 248-644-1100 . eoiis^® 8Svi.'~ '• ture, glass, misc. 37203 All perfect cond! 734-354-6907 Contemporary Queen, dresser, KING KOIL full size mattress, 1 otdo sqef3» agnifoo-r- ' Munger, E/Newburg. S/6 Mile. mirror, chest, 2 nightstands. yr. old, clean. $55 Max is a five-year-old Corgi/Keeshound Mix who was Wavne Countv: 734-591-0900

Escape from page HI wide stance and bold wheels "wearing off road tires say "truck." A roof drive shaft and lateral links flat black so drivers following an Escape rather than the actual experience, you can save money by getting a rack comes^s $tg$da?$ equipment. will find the view harmonious. The Escape is a very pleasant com- two-wheel-drive version, and no one is the wiser. My test unit was a Thirdly, the Escape is significantly smaller than the Explorer, but muter. Its car like unibody construction and four-wheel independent perfect example, with two-wheel-drive in an XLT model. Ford engineers made it a little bigger than its competition. The suspension help it drive like a tall car rather than a truck. The optional four-wheel-drive system is called Control Trac II., Escaped %S3 &ffilbic fe£t of interior capacity is the largest in its The side body panels are stamped in single sections that encom- When set in the 4x4 Auto position, it automatically proportions class. Ttoesengineers designed fold-flat rear seats for useful cargo pass the door openings to minimize vibration and create a better torque to the rear wheels when the fronts start to slip. And, for the haulingil&rtice. Human beings will appreciate the tall ceiling and quality door fit. The interior mixes a rugged, blocky truck ambiance few rugged outdoor persons, the 4x4 On feature locks the front and generous legroom, too. with nicely rendered details to induce a sense of quality and comfort. rear axles together for a Jeep like 50/50 torque split. Fourth, Ford offered a class exclusive, an optional 3.0-liter, 200- The high-mounted radio and climate controls are easy to reach The XLT gets standard power windows, mirrors, and locks with a horsepower V6 engine. My tester was so equipped, and although it is and operate. In my tester, the grab handles attached to the front remote. Also standard are air conditioning, variable speed wipers, not the world's quietest engine, it propels the little SUV onto free- window pillars didn't blend into the surrounding plastic very well, rear window defogger and wiper, AM/FM stereo with cassette and ways and through quick passing maneuvers as if it sat on a cactus. but otherwise the inside looked and felt very cozy. CD slots, too. That's a nice list of equipment for $19,195. Mileage figures are 18 city, 24 highway. The front buckets are firm for a Ford, and comfortable, too. The My tester also came with options, most notably the 3.0-liter engine The standard 2.0-liter Zetec four-cylinder engine puts out 127 engineers used "anthropometric" data (a fancy way of saying they ($1,480) and the Comfort Group ($870), which includes an overhead horsepower, which is typical of the import competition, and earns the measured a bunch of people and asked their opinion) to build seats console, perforated leather-wrapped steering wheel, and leather 3,300-pound Escape mileage ratings of 23 city, 28 highway with two- that can accommodate the widest possible range of drivers. seats with six-way adjustment for the driver. Stylish and practical wheel drive. The rear cargo area holds 33 cubic feet of your stuff with the seats side step bars ($275), an upgraded stereo system ($505), fancier alloy The designers went to great lengths to give the Escape a feeling of up. A week's worth of groceries disappeared into it with ease. With wheels t$175) and the safety of side airbags ($345) brought the quality, strength, and beauty. For example, they spe$t time and ener- the rear seats folded down, you could go buy furniture. grand total to $23,635. gy designing the perfect outside door handle, blending truck rugged- Escapes come in two models, the XLS base model and the XLT The Escape felt like the kind of SUV a small family could fill with ness with car sophistication. upper series. Both have front-wheel drive standard, with four-wheel all their gear and lots of happy memories for many years of fun Another style consideration was painting the rear differential, drive optional. Because many people want the sporty off road look activities. i| Pools/Spas/Hot Tubs Computers Musical Sporting Gods Cats 732 Instruments 783

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FREE Color TRUSSES, MATERIAL AND GRAND PIANO full size, Bush & (248) 705-9993 Regular $5999, Now $3450. custom built. Systems use only 8779 Dixboro Rd. South Lyon. Catalog 1-800-711-0158 LABOR, FREE QUOTES, #1 Gerts. Dark Mahogany, Mint. Mo., Hotpointe dryer, electric, For Info (248)437-1631 $190. (734) 455-4577 Call George (734) 261-5811 top quality components: Sony, www.np.etstans.com COMPANY IN MICHIGAN $7200/best. 248-515-1980 MICHIGAN ANTIQUE KITTEN FEMALE - Cute & I can finance & deliver. Maxtor, Micron, etc. Long com- 1-800-292-0679 ARMS COLLECTORS GRAND PIANO - Steinway playful, 3mo., grey tiger, needs a ponent warranties. Call 10am- CANTON POLICE 400 tables of antique and good home. $10 313-541-3895 NEW KENMORE dryer $250. 9pm Mon/Sun: 734-459-8116 Hospital Equipment SAWMILL $3,895. New Super player, beautifully restored, built new GE washer $300. 18 cubic 1928, many duo-art roles, modern firearms at Novi DEPT. Lumbermate 2000. Large capac- Expo Center (!-96 at Novi foot refrigerator w/icemaker 746 PROPERTY SALE ities, more options. Manufac- $22,000. (248) 681-7133 KITTENS 20wks. 1st shouts, $200. 248 593-6418 turer of sawmills, edger's and Road), Sept. 8 and 9. Open wormed & spayde/neutered. Electronics/Audio/ ELECTRIC STAIR LIFT for eld- skidders. Norwood Sawmills, YOUNG CHANG piano, ui to the public at 9 a.m. For adoption fee. (734)223-0569 erly/infirmed. Exc. cond. Only Sept. 12, 2001, 9am-11am. 252 Sonwil Drive, Buffalo, NY mahogany, 4',6" long. $30*00/ information cail WASHER & Electric dryer 1993 Video $1000. (248) 538-9695 4847 S. Sheldon Rd., best. Yvette - 248-569-7362 Kenmore heavy duty, $225/set. STEEL BUILDINGS 14225. 1-800-578-1363. EXT (248) 684-1973 MY 8 wk. old kittens need a Call (734) 464-3097 New must sell. Canton (DPW Bldg.) 300-N home. Their mother said ifs time 40x60x12 was $17,500 now CABLE TV List of items: Police Dept., GRAND PIANO - Yamaha G3 for them to go. Call after 3pm $10,971. 50x100x16 was $31,500 DeSCRAMBLERS Lawn Garden & 1150 S. Canton Center. STEEL BUILDINGS SALE: 6ft, 1 in. Gloss black. Tuned reg- 313-534-7772. Whirlpool almond matching now $19,990. 70x150x16 was Top-of-the-line equipment. Snow Equipment 5,000+ sizes. 40x60x14, ularly Mint. $15,000 Pj| Wanted to Buy refrigerator, gas stove, dish- $59,990 now $42,900.80x200x16 • Lowest prices. Immediate DAWALT DW744 10u table saw, $10,123; 50x75x14, $13,207; (248)478-6361 (313)937-0759 RESCUED CATS & kittens - washer $100 (248)360-7493 was $94,500 now $59,900. like new, w/DW7440 stand & 50x100x16, $17,102; delivery. Visa/Mastercard/ Craftsman -tractor, 19.5 hp, 46" PIANO - Hallei Davis & Co tested, shots, vet checked. Call 1-800-406-5126 COD. Call 800-910-1970 extra blade $475. Dawalt 60x100x16, $18,684. Mini- Barb. (248) 363-2676 cut, used 1 season, exc. cond. storage buildings, 40x160, 32 upright, good cond, 1 owner, like w/wagon, $950. 734-454-4421 DW705 12" compound miter OLD GUNS, swords, military & Pools/Spas/Hot Ms saw w/extension kit, exc. cond, units, $16,314. Free brochures; new, $595/best. 734-453-7582 nautical items, native American www.sentinelbuildings.com Sen- SIAMESE SNOWSHOE Kittens $275. 248-760-3532 PIANO - Steinway, vertical, artifacts. Call Bruce at Knights- first shots, litter trained $200. 719 •J Farm Equipment tinel Buildings, 800-327-0790, bridge Antiques 248-344-7200. Business & Office Extension 79. mahogany finish, hepplewhlte (810) 798-8429 INVENTORS - FREE INFOR- style, $6500. 734-671-8034 END OF SEASON BLOWOUT 724 Equipment MATION PACKAGE. Have Your Sale! Kayak Pools is looking for New Product Idea Developed & WEDDING DRESS - Size 10, demo homesites to display our BEFORE & after school child care complete $125. Dale Earnhart VIOUN - Half size, w/ new bow. PHONE SYSTEMS, 2 complete. AMAZING LIQUIDATION Professionally Presented to jood cond. $300 "New Maintenance" Free Kayak 1 30 line, 1 6 line. Best offer. needed for 8/yr/old in Wlldwood Manufacturers. Call Davison, An wall clock-$100. 734-595-8160 Pool. Save thousands of »$$ School area. 734-729-9028 OPPORTUNITY!! Builder [248)703-8883 (248)643-8899 248-851-2860 Default: 12 super preinsuiated Award Winning Firm, Patent with this year end - clearance or eel! 248-980-3988 Assistance Available. BEAUTIFUL WHITE cat, blue sale. No reasonable offer homes. Fast/simple construc- BULLMASTIFF Pups, AKC, tion. Your foundation/floor-plan. 1-800-677-6382 eyes, spayed/declawed., 6 champion bloodline, very large refused. Call Now!!! months old. Very affectionate. 1 -800-31-KAYAK Discount SLIGHTLY USED office furni- JOHN DEERE 855 compact Proven quaiity/lifetime warranty. bones w/huge heads. 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Many extras. low hours, never raced. $950 $14,000. 734-425-9374. 18,500 miles, loaded, very good HARLEY 1976 SXT 125CC - 557 Equipment/Service GLASTRON 1991 Bowrider, 3.0 SEARAY, 1997 Sundancer, 25', HARLEY DAVIDSON 1996, soft 734-455-2914 834....Acura I/O, trailer, cover, low hours. exc. con., many extras, w/well, cond., $9,950. 248-650-9940 tail custom. 9k miles, $3400 in actual miles, (collector bike). email: [email protected] 804.. .Boat Docks/Marinas 836. .. Buick Exec. cond. $6300/best. RUNABOUT, 14 ft. fiberglass $31,900/best. 248-852-1443. chrome & accessories. $17,000 $595/best. (734) 397-1548 SUZUKI 1993 Katana 750. 734-953-9525 734-260-9203 1966, 55hp Johnson, trailer, (734)955-5461 (517)546-3400 805.. .Boat/Vehicle Storage 838. ..Cadillac BMW 1997 R850R - Dophine 12,000 miles. 100% stock. new battery, cover, rnisc extras, SEARAY 2001 260 Sundancer. HENDERSON 1999 less than Cover. $2599. (248) 342-4494 806.. .Insurance, Motor ..Chevrolet $1100/best. (734) 459-5243 blue, perfect condition, 3500 200 miles. Similar to Harley Fat 840. 20 HORSEPOWER Mercury GPS Lowrance, air, well space. miles, $7500. 734-394-2147 HARLEY DAVIDSON Super- 807 Motorcycles/Minibikes/ 842. ..Chrysler outboard motor. 6 gallon gas 6yr warranty. New Boat. Health glide 1999. extras, clean original Boy. $11,000. 248-988-9934. SUZUKI 1994 Katana - 8600 tank. $750. (734) 522-5644 SAFTMATE MERCRUtSER 120 problems. $54,000. 248-797-7970 owner, $17,000. Harley Go-Karts CLASSIC 1999 - dark green, HONDA 2001 CBR F4I.600CC, miles, perfect condition, great 844. ..Dodge h.p., 17 ft., recently worked on, Davidson Sportster 883 1990 bike! $3150, 248-496-1343 trailer included. $1500 or best stage 2 kit, $16,500; FATBOY 2k miles, extended warranty, 808.. . Motorcycles-Parts & 846. ..Eagle HYDROSTREAM 1986 Vegas SEARAY 1999 Sundancer - 38 1998 - black, extras, $16,000. $5000. (734) 522-9366 20', 200hp Merc, CLE iower unit, offer. (734) 427-1488 showy helmet. Take over pay- Service ft. Fuliy loaded, mahogany inte- 313-467-3933, 248-465-1168 TRIUMPH 1996 Trident 900. 848. ..Ford w/trailer, new wheels/tires, exc. rior, 150 hours. Immaculate. HARLEY DAVIDSON 2001 ments, $206/mo 248-760-9676 SAILBOAT, CATAMARAN Only 3,000 miles, perfect cond., 809.. .Off Road Vehicles 8S0. ..Geo cond. $6,000/best. 313-278-0998. Serious inquiries only. COMB! CAMP - Extras, Like Sportster 883. 60 miles, like Dingo, 15 ft. 6 Inch, 24 ft. mast, HONDA 1999 CBR 900RR, brignt green & cream. Asking 810.. .Recreational Vehicles 248-305-5793 - 313-621-7853 new, Tow with Motorcycle. new, $7,550. (248) 650-9327 $5500. 734-751-1581. 852. ..Honda IMPERIAL 1978 Inboard/Out- $725. (248) 698-2645. yellow/black, stock, mint 10K (248) 476-7078 miles, $7100. « 248-476-6212 811.. .Snowmobiles 854 .. Lexus board, 17ft. w/trailer. Very good SERIES 1 ZODIAC, black, floor HARLEY DAVIDSON 2000 - VESPA Motor Scooter 1979, cond. with extras. Motor needs SAILBOAT - 25 ft., US Yacht DUCATI 1998 - 900SSFE, 3800 Sportster 1200 custom, $9000. 812.. .Campers/Motor Homes/ 856. .. Lincoln Full set of sails, outboard motor. boards, 4 passenger, never left HONDA 1998 CBR 1100XX. excellent condition, 200 cc. Fast repair. $1200. (734) 953-1171 in water. $600. 248-477-9126. miles, $8500, Call after 6pm. (248) 960-1095 & fun. $2800. 248-642-9860 Trailers 858. ..Mazda $2000/best. 248-391-0892 . (248) 437-4812. Low miles, black, $8,000/best Offer. (407) 310-7689 814 ....Construction, Heavy 880. ..Mercury IMP, 1986 19 PL- High Quality • SEADOO, 2000 Challenger, SHORESTATION ALUMINUM HARLEY DAVIDSON 1997 Sof- VIRAGO 750, 1982 - low miles, DUCATTI 996S 1999 only 500 tail Classic - 2-tone, stage one Equipment Deep V - Bowrider Boat & Trailer. 14.5', twin 85hp jets, trailer, 9 boat hoist with canopy, good HONDA CR250 1993 - New looks and runs good, $1200. 851. ..Mitsubishi 8 200 HP, Only 450 hrs., very miles, red, needs some repairs. package beautiful cond., extras, hrs., $10,500. (248) 706-3134 condition, $1700. Call: tires, silencer, Good Cond. (734) 261-e 815.. .Auto Misc. 882. ..Nissan $4900. (734) 454-5665. 810-750-9466 $17,000 or best (616) 731 -4882 17K, $14,750. 248-486-4596 (Kalamazoo) $2,200/best 248-446-0633 816.. .Auto/Truck-Parts & Service 864. ..Oldsmobile SEADOO-1995 GTS, 3 XR 80, 2000 Honda, $1500. XR INFLATABLE 9FT. Boat - 5hp 1999 trailer, cover, exc, con., SNIPE 16' - Fiberglass hull, wood HARLEY DAVIDSON 1986 HONDA 750 1975 front end 100, 2000, $1700. Like new, 811. .Auto Rentals/Leasing 856. ,. Plymouth Nissan motor, under 10 hrs. decks, 2 sets of sails, trailer. FLSTC 1996. $10,000 in extras, Tourglide - 21 k miles, burgundy, $3250. (248) 471-2801 custom paint, Corbin seat, kleen extension, 6300 miles, $950 riden only 8x. 248) 624-7090 818.. .Auto Financing includes bench seating, wood Ready to sail, needs work to look chrome kit, $9500/best 868. .. Pontiac machine. $18,400.734-422-3435 firm. (248) 399-8955 floor, rubber construction. SEA-DOO 1994, GTX & SPX Sharp. $850. (248) 426-9603. (248) 693-2315 YAMAHA 1990 DT50, like brand 819.. .Autos Wanted 870. ..Saturn $999 (248)548-1167 w/dual trailer, covers, low hrs., GOLDWING SE 1998 6000 HONDA MAGNA 1984, 700CC, new, only 300 mi, $1150 or best 820.. .Junk Cars Wanted 872. ..Toyota $5600/best. Novi 248-349-4143 SPORTCRAFT 1986 230 Fish- HARLEY davison 1997 Road King. 14,000 miles, new tires, exc. Offer. (248) 848-0331. JON BOAT - 14 ft. aluminum, miles, lots of extras, $13,000. Low miles, many extras, immacu- 822.. .Trucks For Sale 874. ..Volkswagon ermen. Good cond. Trailer. Cat! (734) 699-8458 after 4. cond. $2000. 3.13-622-5705 w/trailer, removable casting deck, SEADOO 1997 GTX - 2 very $7500/best. (734) 421-8602 late. $13,500. (734) 944-9999 YAMAHA RAZZ Moped 1992 - 824.. .Mini-Vans 876. ..Autos Over $2,000 $900/or best. 734-595-0422 nice machines, green & white, HARLEY 2000 Bourget Fat HONDA, 1986 Magna 700 in 1800 miles, great cond, HARLEY Dyna-glide 1998 826.. .Vans 878. ..Autos Under $2000 80 hrs, tandem tailer & covers, STARCRAFT 1990 Mariner, 22 Daddy - Avon 230 rear tire, 113 exc. mechanical cond,, 20K, $675 (734)667-3868 JON BOAT 14 ft. aluminum flat $8700. (248) 476-7630 ft., center console, 135 mercury, FXDS. Exec. Cond. Extras $2400. After 6pm: 734-421-5447. 828.. .Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive S&S, oil filled frame, teal & gray, bottom with trailer/new tires. 516 Black Max OB. Boat, motor, must see, 1700 miles, awesome Included $13,500 (248)588-6186 YAMAHA 1987 TT 225, $995/ hp johnson/low hours, all in SEADOO SPX, 1996 - (2) trailer, $8000. (248) 577-4455 HONDA MOPED good cond, 85HP, includes Tandem trailer & ride $35,000/best 313-291-3724 HARLEY 1994 Dyna Low Rider, best. 1978 XS 400 Road Bike, excellent condition. $1000. $150. (734) 522-5644 $495/best. (734) 397-1548 (248) 471-0933 tandem hoist, 4 vests, new STINGRAY 1994 21 ft. cuddy HARLEY 1200 Custom (2000) 3,114 miles, $2,600 in accesso- Boats/Motors covers. Very low hours, $7500. cabin, low hours, $16,000. black, many extras, 1600 miles, ries. Adult owned. $11,995/best: (517) 688-9157 YAMAHA 1995 Virago XS750 - KAYAK -17' Folbot, blue/white, (Mobile) 248-762-2113 248-681-5654 $11,000. 248-366-7106 HONDA NIGHTHAWK 750 10K miles, $3600/best. 1995-3,300 miles. Like new. needs some repair. Nice, $350/ eesnnme tn\ 95-9b44' Homes/Trailers exhaust. Exc. tires. Special hub Jim Dunlap or Mary Scott, 8am- 5pm., at (517) 552-2841 bedliner, tilt, 40,000 mi. Like white, $18,500. 734-459-0389 passenger, 63.7K miles, good $23,700/best. 248-624-0948 > r M1 i iT< '• "• caps. Roof air. Newer fridge, 5pm at (517) 552-2841 new. $12,000. (248) 349-6395 cond., $6800. 248-344-9066 CHEVY-TAHOE LT" 2001 awnings. Must see, $4995. GRAND CARAVAN, 1999 - FORD E150 1997 Econoline IJ AIRSTREAM LAND Yacht 1997, FORD 1989 F150 - 129,000 mi. Loaded, 2^600 ^M6^, ftietallic 248-335-5005 or 248-730-3304 RANGER 1994 Splash - 88k, Fully loaded, mint cond. 46K WINDSTAR 1995 - 89k miles, Chateau, fully loaded, 67,000 Class A 30'. 18,500 mi. 10mpg. CHEVY PICK-UP 1995 - Exec, Well maintained. $3200/best redfire- £&,.£Qp(Mgg^9-4Q1 v»J? cond, one owner, 160K miles, offer. 734-397-7365 V6, cruise, cd, 5 speed, liner, miles, $16,500. 734-424-1326 dual air, all power, good cond. miles, $12,300. 248-685-1809 $46,000. 248-879-2334 A OPEN FLOOR utility camper- 6,500/best $5500/best. (248) 547-0993 $6,000 (734)455-2590 CHEVY TAHS3E iLT92O0?riow Jc. 75x76". $400 almost new. FORD, E-150, 1993 Mark III AIRSTREAM 1993 motorhome, 517-851-8172 or 734-797-1068 FORD 1989 F-250 pick-up, GRAND CARAVAN, 1996, SE 5 miles, leather, OnStar„cd, more, RANGER XLT 1999 - Super WINDSTAR 1996 - 75k miles, Conversion. 83K miles, $7000/ 33'. 32,000 mi, Fully loaded, 248-363-6808 85,000 miles, 460 V8, never dr., loaded, am-fm,CD, 64K, exc. $31,000. Day (810) 492--0617 or cab, 4x4, step side, 4,OIL V6, 3.8L V6, Cd, rear air, all power, best. 734-261-1496 auto, levelers. Exc. cond. CHEVY S-10 1997 extended used as a work truck, reliable, cond. $8100. 248-644-1399 Evening (734) 422-3128" PALOMINO 1995 Hardside/pop- auto, bed liner, Tonneau cover, $7000/best (734)542-7285 Includes tow . car. $44,000. cab, low 50K, auto, air, V6, recent repairs. $3500. up, furnace, refrigerator, screen new tires, 33k miles. Exec, GRAND CARAVAN SE 1992 - FORD E-150 1999 Universal CHEVY 1996 TAHOE LT 4WD, ' 810-227-9291 $9700/best. (734) 953-1304 , (248) 693-4636 after 7 p.m. room, bike rack, $4300. cond. $15,800 (734)459-8766 Fully equipped, exc. cond. WINDSTAR LX 1995, 138K, conversion gold with black, 4.6 black, neutral leather - beautiful! i.j'l (734) 427-6199 after 5:30 loaded, good condition, $5000/ liter V8, 20,000 miles, t.v, vcr ALINER 1998 PopUp Camper - CHEVY 1998 Silverado, ext FORD F150 1989 - short bed, 104K, $4700. (734) 981-3746. CD, tutone paint, 3.73 axle, .... v SILVERADO 1989, 1500 best offer. 248-437-5777 with video game hook-up, dual sleeps 4, refrigerator, heater, Cab. 5.7L, 2WD, loaded, leather, 69,145 miles, good condition, ipaded, 75,000 miles, $15,750.' PROWLER 1999 31ft., w/ slide 64k $15,700. 248-486-3314 $4500 or best (734) 522-3640 Extended cab & bed, 4x4, GRAND CARAVAN 1999 - V6, stereo cassette cd,. rear air, 7 313-592-7873 days , Like new. $6,500, 248-486-4884 WINDSTAR 1995 LX - leather, out, & warranty, exc. cond, 3.5k $3200, (734) 421-1633. ps/pb/pw/pl, air, overdrive, passenger, rear bench/bed, flips 248-344-7809 eves miles, $16,000 248-342-0112 CHEVY SILVERADO 2000 FORD 1997 F350 single rear 33.3K, $15,000. 248-476-3657 loaded. 100,000 mi, $7900/best forward for cargo, remote start, ARISTOCRAT 1970 CAMPER offer. 313-278-7290 sleeps 6. Great working order. Sportside absolutely perfect. wheel, 4x4, with 8V4 ft. Boss S-10 LS 1998 35,000 miles, starter kill alarm. $19,500. DODGE 2000 Durango RT, ROCKWOOD 10 ft pop up GRAND VOYAGER 1998, bur- $500 or best offer. 19K miles, $18,500. Call (313) plow, air, cap, exc. cond., 26K, looks & runs exc., many extras, (734) 323-0127 Red, loaded, low miles. Ext war- camper, model 1904, like new, 534-0114 before 11 a.m. $17,500. 734-427-3678. great gas miser. $8500. gandy, several new parts, WINDSTAR 1996 LX - loaded, 1 (734) 981-0213 owner, lazer red, new tires. ranty. $26,895. 248-683-1241. sleeps 6, furnace, refrigerator, (248) 693-7361 115,000 hwy miles, $7900 or FORD 2000 E150 van, Chateau 55,000 mi. Asking $11,995. Cl BARTH, 1986, 31'. Class A, very Stove, vinyl, $3500.248-543-0004 CHEVY SILVERADO-350 T995 FORD 1988 F-150 5speed, 84k best offer. 313-538-1511 pkg., quad seats, sliding side DODGE 2000 Durango SLT. " 734-422-5678 good cond., must sell! $1,000 V8, automatic, ps, pb, power orginlal miles. $2800/best. TOYOTA 1995 Tacoma 4x4, door, red, 4.6L, auto. 28k, exc. 5.9L, V-8, low mi, great cond.,. ROCKWOOD 1991, pop-up, below wholesale. 313-582-4157 windows, mirrors & doot locks, (248) 926-8077 734-812-0541 ext. cab, SR5, V-6, exc, cond. GRAND VOYAGER 2000 - exc. con. $22,495. 734-697-2317 priced to sell. . 313-592-5578. . 12ft, sleeps 6, many extras! Like sliding rear window, bedliner, 112K, $11,50CVbest. 313-794-0828 cond. Also 2 1999 Grand Voy- WINDSTAR 1995 LX - 3.8L V6, Loaded, dual air, CD, all power, newl $3300 248-661-1686 116K miles, excellent condition. FORD F150 1995 Super Cab agers. From $12,500 to FORD 1993 F350 Cargo Van - DODGE DURANGO SLT+ 1998, - BOUNDER 1989, 34', Class A, new tires/brakes, treated w/TL® 454, 38k mi., loaded, trailer & Milan $9,000. (734) 439-2876 4x4 V8, tow package, $9,800. TOYOTA 1983 - 4x4, 5" lift, 33" $15,500. 248-442-6600 mint cond., new powerwash, 5.2L, 4x4, seats 7, one owner ROCKWOOD 1995 XL pop-up, 80k. $6900. 734-464-6138. car. $23,000. (734) 729-3711. after 6:00 p.m. 734-699-7516, 734-699-7737 tires, $700/best. 4000 PSI, $8900, 313-304-2999 $16,100/best (734)717-7170' exc. cond., awning & screen (734) 564-2106 GRAND VOYAGER LE 1991,3.3 WINDSTAR 2000 SEL - leather, room, queen & double slide-out CHEVY 1997 Silverado - 4x4, FORD 1998 F150 - V8, auto, liter V6, air, full power, 84k miles, FORD 1997 high-top conver- DODGE 1990 Ram Charger - 4^ .CAMPLITE 1998 pop-up with loaded, 21k, $22,000. pull out, sleeps 6-8, screened beds. $4600. 248-735-3933 59K miles, very clean, fully extended cab, loaded. $14,500. $3600/best. 734-525-9484 sion, leather, dual air, 48K miles, wheel dr, SUV, 223k, new tires,' 313-792-2772 porch, excellent condition. loaded, $19,500. 313-561-2336 (734) 421-2437. Mini-Va $17,500. 734-455-3030 radiator, hoses, large V6, good SCAMPER 1983 Pop-up, stove, GRAND VOYAGER 1996 SE .$5300 or best (734) 266-9402 WINDSTAR 1995 - Very good cond. "$4650. 248-470-2100 refrigerator,exec, cond, sleeps CHEVY 1999 Silverado 271, FORD F-150 1997 XL, silver, 824 65K, exc. cond., 1 owner. $9900/ FORD 1997 15 passenger Club cond., clean, runs great, 93K, H J VU 5, $1400. 248-542-0932 4x4, ton, many options, run- 4.6L V8, air, 50,000 miles, exc. best. 248-656-8282 Wagon - 97,000 mi. Loaded. CAMPLITE 1998 pop-up with AEROSTAR 1993 - Exc. cond. $5500/best. 248-437-5015 DODGE 1992 250 Ram conver- v'rs, pull out, sleeps 6-8, screened ning boards, bedliner, extended cond., $10,500. $6200. 248-967-0678 sion van, but good cond. air, all SOUTHWIND 1988 - 32' 76K, Power/cruise/air. 88,000 mi. porch, excellent condition. warranty, exc. cond., tonneau (734) 420-4437 MERCURY VILLAGE, 1997. power, $2900. (734) 340-2112 • twin beds, dual air, generator, $4200. 734-261-1118 $5300 or best (734) 266-9402 cover, $19,900. 734-425-8130 39,550 Miles, exc. cond. new FORD 1989 WORK VAN % Ton, basement & more. Runs great, FORD 1998 F150 XLT, clubcab, tires, $11,500. 734-455-I Vans Drives good, looks good, $2500/ AEROSTAR Extended 1990 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT, 1997 - CHAMPION 1978 Bantam, 17' clean. $16,000. 248-626-7066. CHEVY 2000 - S10 LS, auto, 8 ft, box, 3 door, extras. $14,700/ 826 best. (734) 595-9949 4x4, 5.2L V8, custom cap, run- loaded, 4cyl, bedliner, cap, 15k best. 517-294-2689 223-7589 seats 7, Fully loaded, runs great. MERCURY VILLAGER LS 1994 motorhome. $3000/best. Good CD, hitch, $3200 734-454-4660 ning boards, remote start, 79K condition. (734) 513-5375. SPORTY FLEETWOOD 1996 - miles. $10,900. 810-229-5913 loaded, 114,000 miles, very ASTRO CONVERSION 1992, PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1995 $12,000/best. 810-629-5914 30ft. 21k miles, 460 Ford FORD 1990 F150 XLT Lariat - clean, green/tan. $4,150. auto, air, all power, very, very AEROSTAR, 1995, 110K, great loaded, good cond, one owner, CHATEAU 1999 - 30', "new" engine, micro, air, generator, CHEVY S-10 PICK UP 1998 - only 68K mi. Rustproofed, 6 cyl. (248) 895-7115 clean, $3490. (734) 464-1469 condition, air. Tires/brakes 1 Yr. 150K miles. $3,250/best w/lifetime lot membership. Port very clean, $27,000/firm 60,000 miles, manual 5 speed, std., air, dual tanks, bedliner & old. $4200. (734) 453-1546. 517-851-8172 or 734-797-1068 Austin. $33,000. Lots available. (248) 473-6992 $6000. (248) 363-3685 more. $4900. 248-770-9345 MERCURY VILLAGER Nautica PONTIAC MONTANA 1997, 56k miles, V6, leather, 1998-extended, 8 passenger, 810-752-9911 AEROSTAR 1995 - 88K miles, ASTRO 1998 everything 31,000 STARCRAFT 1988 pop-up, fur- CHEVY 1992 S-10 pic<-up - 5 FORD F-150 XLT LARIAT, sunroof, all power, anti-lock, tilt/ power door, loaded, great condi- auto, pl/pw, cassette, hitch, air, miles, alarm, remote start, class COLEMAN 1993 Pop-up nace, fridge, awning, mint, speed, 2.8L V6, air, 59,000 power windows, locks, air, cruise, exc cond. $11,995. tion. $14,500. (248^ 788-4193 $4500/best. (248) 669-7585 3 hitch, $16,522, camper. Exc. cond. Sleeps 6. garaged. $2450 734-432-0644 miles $3200/best 734-425-1483 cruise, 4,9 Liter V6 engine, exc. (734)207-3684 shape, 105,000 miles, 5 speed (248) 761-6332 $2500/best. 248-437-7893 AEROSTAR 1994 - looks & runs STARCRAFT 1987 pop-up, CHEVY 1989 Sportside Vi ton, manual. $6300/best. MERCURY VILLAGER GS pretty darn delightful, 149K, BEAUVILLE 1985 - 8 passenger, COLEMAN 1978 Pop-up fridge, awning, sleeps 6. $950/ 4x4, rare model, auto, air, (248) 477-9897 1995, All power Exec cond, $3750/best. (734) 762-7629 305, 90K, minor electrical repair. camper - sleeps 6, sink, stove, best. (248) 328-9942 cruise, high-good miles. $7,000 $6,200/best (313)584-5354 $1400. 248-426-9474. or best . (248) 343-3060 FORD F150 1997- XLT, I * furnace, awning, screened AEROSTAR 1991 - runs great, room, dual power, twin propane SUNLIGHT 2000 19 ft, self- Loaded, extended cab, Iongbed, MERCURY VILLAGER, 1999 CHEVROLET, 1988 cargo van, DODGE 1999 Ram 4x4 Sport- ... contained travel trailer, sleeps 4 CHEVY 1999 Suburban 1500 LT 5.4L, towing, auto, 64K miles new tires & brakes, exc cond., tanks, spare tire. $1000. Estate - 15,800 miles. Many C-30 1 ton, 350 auto., $1,850. Quad Cab, white, loaded, „w excellent condition, asking 45K, loaded, black, 4WD, exc $12,500/best (734)762-0639 $2800. (734)953-0053,425-5148 734-422-2209 extras, exc. Paid $28,500; 734-453-6705 313-701-9899. $17,995. ' $7800. (734) 981-4682 cond., $23,500. 248-258-5202 asking $18,800, 248-476-3766 FORD F150 XLT 1996 - Loaded, AEROSTAR 1994 - silver, COLEMAN 1995 Pop-up $3900. CHEVROLET EXPRESS 1999 CHEVY 1990 Tiltmaster 16 ft. Super-cab, 35k miles, Very $4000. (734) 459-3788 Westland ... . sleeps 6, furnace, screen room, SUNLINE 1886 - 34.5 ft., front MERCURY 1996 Villager - dark Starcraft Conversion kitchen, microwave, 4 burner box, new brakes, clutch, cab. Clean! Well Maintianed, one (734) 721-1144 exc cond. (248) 426-9949 AEROSTAR 1988- XLT - air, green, 79k, exc. cond., $10,000. w/wheelchair lift. Under 12,000 SAVANA 1997 2500 % ton w/ oven, oak cabinets, Runs great. $6000. owner. $10,900 734-397-9262 loaded, 112K mi, c.3 hitch, 4 Call (248) 626-1827 mi. $28,000. 734-454-4723 cargo van, auto, air, low miles, DODGE 1996 SLT pickup, dub£i*£ COLEMAN 1988, pop up, sleeps tub w/ shower, queen size (248) 334-5006 after 5 p.m. FORD 1995 F150 XLT, original bike rack, $1650, 313-533-8749 $12,895. cab,V8, towing package.exc cond- 6, canopy & screen room. Good , full size fold out couch bed, NISSAN 1998 Quest GXE - CHEVROLET FULL size Econo owner, like new, loaded, 8' box, loaded. $8900. 248-693-4017. * ^ cond. $1200. 248-549-0266 sleeps 4 adults & 2 kids, air, DAKOTA 2001 SLT • Power 34,000 mi. Exc. cond. $13,750. Van, older model, $1,500 or JfaOjfafatatL. 78k mi,, classic white & red. heat register in each room. 22 ft. steering, power brakes, air 8500 248-475-1752 best. Call (313) 570-1628 Leave mi. $20,000. 248-693-0216 $8500. (989) 539-9804. AEROSTAR XLT 1997 - Clean, Westland DURANGO 1999 SLT - loaded, COLEMAN 1999 Utah pop-up awning, electric lift, Exec. Cond., 55K miles, loaded, cruise message. (734) 721-1144 air, power windows/locks, 29k, camper w/slide-out dinette, member ship in Walden Woods OLDS 1999 Silhouette Premier DAKOTA 1998 Sport, all black, FORD 1999 F-250 XLT super $8,500 (734)421-3141 red, $21,900. (734) 953-8550 sleeps 9, a/c, heater, all possible Camp Ground included. LTD - fully loaded including rear CHEVY 1993 Conversion van, air, stereo, V8 Magnum, $49 cab 4 door, regular duty, cap, WINDSTAR 1995 LX - 83,000 options. $8600. 248-601-0139 $9,000 (248)399-4891 air, video player. Asking loaded, $5900. down, $99/mo., of course you 33,000 miles. $18,300 or best. AEROSTAR 1995 XLT - 64,000 miles, purple/blue, power, EXCURSION 2000 Limited, 4x4, $15,500. 248-926-6591 Call Mo. (734) 513-6680. must be working. After 7pm: (734) 944-5346, miles, $5900. (734) 459-5908 $5,750/best (248) 684-2244 keyless entry, chrome wheels, COLEMAN, 1994, Williamsburg TERRY 1999 24 FT. 5th wheel black on tan and everything TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566. OLDS 1999 Silhouette Premier pop-up. Sleeps 7, fully loaded, w/slideout, great condition, FORD 1999 F1 fsO XLT ASTRO 1993 extended conver- CHEVY CONVERSION 1998 • you'd ever want! LTD, 43K highway miles, fully jair. Exc. cond. Asking $4,500. $14,250, (248) 844-8225. DAKOTA 1996 Sport, auto, tilt, Supercab 4x4 off road, V8, sion, good condition. 115,500 low miles, exc cond., must sell, Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive loaded including rear air, video $25,495 tofter 5pm. 248-477-9250 Pioneer CD & kicker subs. Bed- green, grey cloth, loaded, 59K, miles. $3700. (248) 661-0188, $13,500. (734) 427-0075 player & towing package. Seats TERRY 1999 35'. Used once. liner & cover. 83K highway mi. $19,400/best. 248-393-2179 LAW AUTO SALES COUNTRY COMFORT 2000 Stored at Waldenwoods. ASTRO 1998 - great shape, 7, Indigo blue, asking $21,000/or CHEVY 1998, 2550 express $5500/best. (734) 455-6753. BLAZER, 1996, 4 door, teal, great Travel Trailer 32 ft., fully loaded, $60,000. 734-453-5676 FORD, 2000, F-150 XLT, 4x4, exc. famiiy van, extended with best offer 734-516-9321 cargo van, 5.7lt, low miles, cond., 95K miles, power seats/ (734) 722-5200 washer & dryer, sleeps 6, must DODGE 1994 Dakota, newer black, 23K miles, exc. cond. dutch doors, $13,900. $15,500. 313-541-7448. windows. $7500. (248) 661-8876 sell, $13,500/best 734-326-2216 TIOGA 1994 Montara 22ft, 22k, transmission, tires & brakes. $18,500. 313-538-5624 (248) 887-4775 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOY- EXPEDITION 1998 Eddie Bauer loaded, mint cond., back kitchen AGER 1997 65,000 miles, CHEVY 1999 Express Conver- COUNTRY STAR (1989) 29 ft, CD, clean, runs good, $4000/ sion van - Must move, $19,900/ BLAZER 1997 LS 4dr., 4WD, Loaded, 3rd row seat, 79k miles. $20,000. (248) 673-2814. best. Call Ryan 734-416-8191 FORD 1997 F150 XLT, 4x4, ASTRO 1994 LT ail wheel drive. cruise, 7 passenger, new tires/ $17,500 (248)877-8126 fifth wheel, contents included, super cab, cap, loaded, 90K Loaded, rear heat & air. $6900. brakes, green exterior, power best. (734) 254-9415 Candy Apple Red/Grey interior, 48,000 miles. Loaded w/options. $10,500. (313) 534-8207 TOW DOLLY Kartote model DODGE 1995 Dakota Sport - highway. Exc. cond. MUST 248-647-1756 windows, door locks, luggage EXPEDITION 1997 Eddie CHEVY 1997 Express conversion Excellent Condition. Must See! KT175, exec cond. $625 only 30,400 mi. Arizona truck. SELL! $12,900. 616-827-1652. rack $9,900. (734) 420-2832 Bauer, power moon, CD, CUSTOM BUILT bike/utility (248)391-1194 ASTRO 1987 - no rust, chrome van, fully loaded, exc. cond. Must $13,450, (248) 646-6986 Trailer, aluminum sides, Exec, Mint cond. 0 rust. 1 owner. 5 sell. $12,200 248-615-9370 leather, 4x4, S.U.V. and luxury speed, V6. Brand new cap. AM- FORD 1993 F150 XLT 4x4 wheels, new tires, many new PLYMOUTH, 1994 Grand Voy- too! cond $1000/best (248)336-2819 TOYOTA, 1988 Sunraider, Exc. parts, $3000/best 734-513-3897 ager, quad seats, rear air, many BLAZER 1998 LS - 4 dr, 4x4, FM cassette, cruise, tilt. White. Supercab, 5.8L V8, tow CHEVY, 2000, Express, 8 pas- $16,995 Cond. 21ft. 4 cylinder. $9600/ package, CD, bedliner & cover, new parts, $4,500.734-426-3795 89k, loaded, new tires great DAMON 1993 Intruder - 32 ft., $7900. 248-875-4103 senger, loaded, exc. cond. best, (248) 737-5748 very clean $6100. 248-561-6074 ASTRO VAN 1996 - 91K miles, cond, 11,900. (248) 471-6529 loaded, 42k, new awning, great $19,900. 734-427-7879 LAW AUTO SALES DODGE (1992) 1500 pickup 8 passenger, rear air, $7000. PLYMOUTH 1993, Grand Voy- cond. $25,000. 734-944-1809 TRAVEL TRAILER 1987-Terry 734-459-6552 ager, 100k miles, air, all power, BLAZER S-10 1995 - 4WD, w/cap, 62K, loaded, exc cond., FORD F-150 1997 4X4 with CHEVY 1995 G20 - dark green, (734) 722-5200 Taurus, sleeps 8, exc cond., green/tan, clean, Good Cond., loaded, exc cond, $6800/best. 248-474-6051 extended cab, V8, all power, cd, clean, 75k miles, $10,500. DAMON, SL, 1998, Campiite new tires, $6000. 734-641-7936 CARAVAN 1997 ES - exc. cond. (248) 338-2900 X 3 56,000 miles, $15,300/best $4,200/best (734)261-2110 EXPEDITION, 1997. 5.4 L, pop-up, 14' box, w/slide-out, loaded TV, VCR, extended (248) 852-5262 DODGE 1998 Ram 1500 Good offer. 248 646-5482 trailer package, 70,000 miles, sleeps 8, air, furnace, shower, WARDS 1969 pop-up canvas, 100K warranty new brakes/ PLYMOUTH 1995 Voyager BLAZER 1997 4x4 - Loaded. cond. loaded, asking $13,500/ CHEVY 1996 Mark III LX $15,000/firm. (248) 960-2095. toilet, fridge, stove, screenroom, tent travel trailer. Sleeps 4. FORD 1997 F250 4x4 XLT - reg- struts/tune-up. 98K highway 128,000 highway miles, 23 mpg, Exc, cond. $l2,500/best. Call best. (734) 207-8826 hightop, color tv, 75,000 miles, $6500. 248-777-3257 $250/best (248)559-8424 ular cab. 56,000 miles. $16,500. miles. $12,900, 248-661-8039, $5000. (248) 431-0356. after 4pm: 734-421-8252 mint cond.. full power $14,500 or EXPLORER 1995 2dr„ fuil DODGE RAM 1996 1500 313-541-8412 power, air, custom, garage kept. DUTCHMAN 1993, Class C, 27 WESTPORT, '96, 30' 5th wheel. CARAVAN 1997, 64k miles, PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 129k best - 517-281-0508 BRONCO 11 1990 Eddie Bauer, Laramie SLT extended cab, long $9500/best. 734-397-1996 ft Ford E-350 41k miles, twin Glideou!, new tires & awning, exc. FORD 1991 Ranger 4 cyl. 5 new brakes, strutts, tune up, air, miles, new battery, brakes a; red'tar. ioaded, 75k, 1 owner, bed. loaded. 76,000 miles. DODGE 1995 Conversion - V8. beds, KT175 tow doiley, 4KW cond. $22,500. 734-525-1392 speec, air, am/fm radio, p.s. S7300. (248) 852-9456. 109K miles. looKS/runs good. $6000. (734) 453-0701 yei terator, $22,000. 704-421 -4278 $11,900, 734-427-7283 auto, loaded, low miles. $9000. EXPLORER 1995 - 4 dr., full 153k, S2000/best 248-399-8247 $3000. 248 969-Q078 734-881-4493 power, air, floor runners, exc WILDERNESS GL 1999 27F - DODGE 1996 RAM 1500 CHEVY VENTURE 1997-33k, BRONCO il XL 1989 - 4x4, DUTCHMAN 1999 Lite 5th fiberglass, rear queen, large FORD RANGFR 1998 - mts of rebuilt engine, too much to list. cond., $8500. (248) 347-4137 Laramie SLT Sport Club Cab, 3.4L, ve. auto, sport suspension PLYMOUTH 1994 Voyager, 141k DODGE 1996 Maxi-Wagon wheel, bunk beds, air, 8K. slideout, sleeps 6, $16,500. extras including cap, $7500. w/auto leveling, Dual air, pw, pi, $2300/best. (734) 692-8208 black, 6' bed, 5.2L V8, 80K, hwy miles, runs exc., new tires, 3500. 12 Passenger, iike new, EXPLORER 1994 Sport, 80K $15,600. (810) 231-1076 (810) 939-5722 (248) 476-5367 $10,500. 248-540-7092 belts, battery, brakes, no rust, sharp, well maintained, $11,500/ lots of extras. $10,500. - Call: BRONCO II, 1989,4x4, V-6, air, miles, sharp, V6, stick, 2 dr. best, (734) 261-3951 clean, $2900. 734-981-8984 DUTCHMAN 2000 pop up - 12 WILDWOOD 1998, 31BH, bunk- FORD 1993 Ranger STX - auto, CHRYSLER, 1993 Town & (248) 969-8299 (248) 514-0692 stereo, 5 speed, runs great, $7995. (248) 684-2879 ft. box, fridge, furnace, stove, house w/queen lower bunk, air, exc cond, 122K, clean, $4000 Country, Winters in Fla., leather, PLYMOUTH 1994 VOYAGER - $3000/best. 734-762-9446. awning, exc. cond. $5,400. DODGE RAM 2500,1995 - 5.9L EXPLORER SPORT 1999, Pre- microwave, 4 corner jacks, V8, 130K, CD, atr, toolbox, tow 734-729-5244 loaded, 64,500 miles, white, exc. 69K, very good condition, $4500/ _____ (734) 453-7656 v DODGE RAM B250 1992 Con- BRONCO, 1988 - Many new mium sport package, fully' Awning, AM-FM, exc. cond. package $6200. 734-323-3292 313-436-9528 con., $7,000. 248-423-8516. best, 248-851-4159 $9500 (248) 442-9536 version vacation van, V8, cus- parts including 5.0 V8 engine. loaded, 30k miles. Exec. Cond.' ENCLOSED Trailer, 18ft.x7.5ft., tomized, 104K highway miles, $15,500 (734)216-5990 FORD 1992 Ranger STX, CHRYSLER 1996 Town & PLYMOUTH- Voyager 1995- 6 Have all receipts, $3200/best. ., - tandem axel, ramp, 4 new tires. WILDWOOD 1998 31ft, bunks, extended cab, air, ps/pb, cruise, Country - 84k mi, like new, $4775. Must sell (248) 538-4939 734-261-1496 cyl., auto, A/C, power, clean, EXPLORER SPORT Track 2001, $2300 (313)510-1057 sleeps 8. c/a heat, exc cond. tilt, $3900/best. 810-216-2420 loaded, $8900. 248-681-1740 98K Mi. $4800 248-866-6811 DODGE 1996 Ram conversion - $11,000. (248) 363-9723 CADILLAC ESCALADE 2000 black, loaded, 1900 miles, Must FLAIR 1989 Fleetwood motor- 4 captain chairs, V6, cruise, air, FORD 1988 Ranger Super cab, CHRYSLER TOWN & PONTIAC MONTANA 2000 - 6 silver sand, exc. cond., stili sell, new truck is in $25,500/best home, 27', sleeps 7, 38,000 135K, $7000, (734) 462-2693 WINNABAGO 1991- Class C, 4x2. Air, 6 cyi., auto, bedliner, COUNTRY 1994 loaded, immac- bucket seats, 4k miles, all under warranty, 33,000 miles, 313-441-4546, or 313-594-3947" miles, exc. cond., many extras, Warrior, 88k miles, rear twin cap, 86K, exc. cond. $3000/best ulate condition, runs and looks $33,000. (810) 714-3741 power, $18,500 248-375-8831 DODGE 1992 RAM Conversion $23,500, 734-697-4273 bed, awning, micro, A/C, exc. offer, 248-548-8763 like new. (248) 471-6026 EXPLORER, 1999 XLT. AWD, VAN 1 owner, 4 captain chairs, cond., $16,800? 734-525-9372 PONTIAC MONTANA 2000 - 6 itry V8, loaded, 35K, exc. cond., FLAIR 1997 30 ft. motor home, tv, air, V8, super clean, must FORD RANGER Supercab DODGE CARAVAN, 2000 - 4 bucket seats, 4k miles, al! 4WD, 4 door, loaded, CD, 108K, $16,900. (734) 678-4232 class A, 454 Chevy, 21K, see family vacation van, 138K WINNEBAGO 2000 Itasca 35ft., 1998, 4x4, full power, V6 auto, cyl., 7 passenger, 20K, auto, power. $18,500 248-375-8831 248-475-1691 loaded, $33,000 248-474-7887 CD, $13,500 (734)525-2527 miles, $4995. (734) 981-6297 EXPLORER XLT 1993 - Black, loaded, only 5K, warrantys, 1995 Ram pickup, warranty, $9250.734-427-9748 $75,000. (734) 454-4711 PONTIAC TRANSPORT 1994 CHEROKEE LAREDO 1990 high miles, good cond, reliable, FOUR WINNS 1995 class C Cummins diesel, club cab, long DODGE 1997 Ram Conversion FORD RANGER 1994, very DODGE 1996 Caravan LE looks/runs great! 170k miles, Loaded, runs great, good cond, $3400 . (734)459-1051 motor home. Low mileage, twin bed, $14,995. 2500 - sharp, 1 owner, low miles WINNEBAGO 1999 Minnie good cond. 87,000 miles, 5-sp., Loaded, V6, 71K miles, like $3,500/flrm (810)574-9717 in-line 6,154K, remote start, Must beds, air, microwave, awning. Winnie DL Class C - 5K miles; JfaiJhfaan- 4 cyl, $3000/best. 734-422-3237 new, maintained, garaged, $9800. 734-261-3951. sell! $4500/best 313-534-9039 EXPLORER 1997 XLT - 4 door, $23,900. (517) 546-4727 $49,000/offer. 313-477-6368 $8,500 248-656-0689 PONTIAC TRANSPORT 1997 4x4, tow pack, auto, air, new DODGE RAM 1996 - exc cond, Westland FORD RANGER 1997 XL 5 exc. cond., seats 7, loaded, CHEROKEE LTD 2000, white, brakes/tires. Original owner. FRANKLIN 2001 5th wheel - 36 no rust, new trans & motor, air, YELLOWSTONE 1985 Fifth (734) 721-1144 speed, cd, air, 37K miles, $7200 DODGE 1995 Caravan - 50,000 $10,900. (248) 366-7470 or leather interior, exc. cond,, low $12,500. 734-453-3569' ft., 2 slide-outs, loaded,, washer/ seats 15, great work van. Wheel, 35', double bed, awning, or best. (734) 524-1377 mi. A must buy. $2900. 248-425-1423 miles, best offer. 734-458-3888 dryer, awnings, sleeps 6. DODGE RAM 1995 1 500 SLT - $3500/best. 734-426-1940 EXPLORER XLT 1997 fully new tires, $4400/best. Optional exc cond, 6' bed, 5.2L V8,180K, FORD 1994 Ranger XLT, air, 248-546-8164 $23,700. Must sell. 734-457-4806 tow-truck, 734-459-5243 PONTIAC TRANS SPORT 1996. CHEROKEE SPORT 1993 loaded. 77,000 miles, $11,500. many new parts, $7000/best. AM/FM cassette, white, 5 DODGE RAMVAN E250 318 DODGE 1999 Caravan - plum, Good condition. 118,000 mi. 161,000 miles, very good cond., (248) 398-0841 > :• FRANKLIN 2002 Trailer - 44ft., Must see & sell.248-366-9974 speed, tools & tool box, stan- engine,1987 HIGH-TOP conver- a 37K, 7 passenger, exc cond., Price negotiable. 734-71Q-4828. manual transmission, $3250 or • , fully self-contained, fiberglass Auto Misc. dard cab, 35K, premium condi- turbo, $9500. 248-789-6100 sion, black/silver/gray, with hitch best offer. (734) 422-6817 EXPLORER XLT 1994, Great ext. 3 electric slide-outs, many DODGE RAM 1995 SLT 2WD, tion, $5,250. (248) 349-7008 & cruise, 124K miles. $3200. cond., 84k miles, 10 disc CD; A rs^rs » gei tctatvi, utHUAe imouui, lUW 734-454-1865; 313-530-5979 FORD RANGER 1995, yellow quao seats, power, air, uu, itfis., EXPRESS 2000 2500, 12 pas- uricv • OLn^en i»»o - £ur., dolly, Very clean, must sell. great cond., 57,000 miles, warranty$22,900.734-981-2960 FIBERGLASS CAP - exc. cond. splash 4x4. 66k, sharp, very senger van, TV/VCP. Just in, FORD 1997 Explorer Eddie.":.' DODGE RAM SPORT 4X4, start w/Viper alarm. Keyless 4wd, black loaded, alarm, ZR2 $29,500/best (248) 473-3982 for ext. cab, Ranger pick-up clean, $11,500. 248-634-5820 9,000 miles. Only $19,990. Bauer - GoodYear tires. - 1996 extended cab, air, many entry, privacy glass, many TOWN & COUNTRY 1999 LTD offroad, 98k Hwy. miles, Good HI-LO, 1989, 21', air, furnace, 1994-2001. $500. 313-882-7400 cond, $7,000 (248)613-8102 248-338-2900, Ext. 3" - extras, very clean. $11,000. FORD, 1993 XLT, extended $13,500. 734-595-4157 AWD, loaded, 35k miles, exc. LaRicheChevy.com fridge, stove, bath, awning, exc. (734) 953-9487 after 2 p.m, cab, 2 wheel, 94K, V-8, runs cond., $19,900. 248-642-7948 CHEVY 1999 Blazer, 4 dr., 4x4, con., $5,900. 734-728-6339 HEMI ENGINE 1956(354). Best DODGE 1997 Grand Caravan 1-800-335-5335 FORD EXPLORER PREMIUM. 313-608-4113 good, $6800. (734) 981-2746 CD, sunroof, mint, GM Execu- offer. Dean (734) 261-3951. ES, leather, loaded, 72K, white, TRANS SPORT 1997 - V6, tive, $18,500. 248-652-7687 SPORT 1997 4x4, loaded, sun- FORD AEROSTAR 1991, Good roof, cd, exc. cond., $12,500 or HOLIDAY RAMBLER Vaca- DODGE RAM 1500, 2001 - 4x4 FORD, 1993 XLT, extended $10,500. 248-828-7835 loaded, great shape, must sell, MODEL A body parts, fenders, cond. 80,000 miles, $3300/best best (734) 524-0984- tioner 1997 - Slide-out, tag axle. Quad cab SLT, 5.9 Liter, cus- cab, 2 wheel, 94K, V-8, runs $10,000. (734) 432-9178. CHEVY 1996 Blazer - green/tan bumpers, hood, etc. DODGE 1997 Grand Caravan offer. 734-422-9169 Many more extras. 19,500 mi. tomer preferred package, 21K good, $6400. (734) 981-2746 interior, all power, exc cond., $52,000. 248-349-0227 248-394-1444 Extended, 71k, $9500/best. FORD 1997 Explorer Sport XLT- miles, 4 yr./75K mile addedI care VENTURE 1999 - extended, LS 73K, $9,500. (248) 641-3059 (734) 207-9752 FORD 2000 Cargo V an, excel- loaded, 60k miles, exc. cond.,' NEW GM V6 engine, 2.8 and warranty, $25,000, F-150 XLT - 1997 X-cab, 4.6L, ioaded, 4 door, auto sliding, lent condition, 25,000 HUNTERS SPECIAL - 1976 V8, tow package, 39k miles, $18,000. 248-681-5549 CHEVY, 1991, Blazer. 117K $14,000/best. (734) 699-7210 ~ 3.1 L. complete w/ignition & fuel Call 313-730-1942 DODGE 1993 Grand Caravan $19,600, 734-421 Midas Motorhome, 86k, $1100/ bedliner/soft Tonno cover, miles, runs good, $4,700. best offer. 248-634-9965 injection, fit late 1980's and early white, 134K miles, runs/looks FORD EXPLORER SPORT"-- F150 2001 extended, 4x4, off- ioaded, Red, Grey interior. VENTURE 1997 - 59,000 miles, 248-669-8295 1990's. $800 or best offer each. great $2950. (248) 624-6187 FORD 1994 cargo van, 1 ton, 1999 loaded, 37,000 miles, blue. road, power, air, CD, nurf bars, $13,500/best 248-361-2398 $8600. (248) 321-5266 immaculate condition. New tires, HURRICANE 1999 - 31', 6,000 (248) 625-6055 CHEVY 1997 Blazer LS, 35K with gray trim, $16,900. days-..V white, 7200 miles, $24,300/best. DODGE 1992 Grand Caravan - brakes. $5400 (734) 753-4503. mi. Fully loaded. Awning, gener- F-150 XLT 1992 - 4x4, 5.8L, 8 ft VENTURE 1997 - 54,000 miles, miles, new tires, warranty, CD, 313-224-6728 eves. PiCK-UP CAPS - white fiber- 248-348-2857 82k, runs good. $3000/best. ator, roof air, back up camera, bed w/liner, loaded, runs/looks very good shape, many options, hitch, many extras, exc. cond., 734-266-0669 more. $44,900. 734-455-9009. glass (2) for S10, or Ranger step- (313) 534-3573 FORD 1996 Club Chateau F-150 LARIAT, 1987 XLT. $3500/ great. $6800/best 734-354-0298 $9400. (734) 425-7875. loaded, tow package, new tires $14,800. 248-683-8055 side. $125.ea. 313-724-0498 FORD 1992 Explorer XLT 4dr1'^£ best. Extended cab, new tires, FORD AEROSTAR 1994 XLT 4 $7900. Must sell 734-433-1256 JAYCO 1998 - 26ft., sleeps 8, F-150 1998 XLT 4x4, off road VILLAGER, 1997, excellent con- CHEVY BLAZER 1997 LS V6, sunroof, new tires/trans. 1992 TEMPO, for parts, best exc. cond. (734) 522-8244. liter V6, 92,000 miles, hitch, includes power jack, linens, package. Tow package, Triton dition, 53K, dual air, auto start, white, 92K miles, exc. cond., 2WD, runs great. 108k miles. offer. 248-698-9225. $3800 or best offer. FORD CLUB WAGON 1994 - all kitchen accessories, & seasonal F-150 1998 Lariet, ext cab, like V8, super cab, exc cond. $11,400. (313) 274-2066. sunroof, $8500. 734 420-2419 $4200. Todd Days 734-266-3945 campsite in Jackson paid (734) 542-9032 power, new brakes, $7500. v 1992 TEMPO, for parts, best new. 43k, Extended warranty to $17,900. 248-476-8182 734-641 -9995, 734-728-1208 Eves; 248-446-8260 ; ;,v" through Apr. 2002, non- VILLAGER 1994 - 76K miles, CHEVY BLAZER LT 1997, offer. 248-698-9225. 75k. $18,000/best. Sticker price smokers, air, furnace, hot water GMC 1997 High-rider 4 wheel FORD WINDSTAR 1998 GL low loaded, fuil maintenance history, Biack/tan leather, 4 dr., 4.3L, FORD EXPLORER XLT, 1995- $31,200. (734) 451-0816 miles, extended warranty, good FORD, 1986 Club Wagon, 351 tank, bathroom w/ tub/shower. TRU SPOKE wire wheels, fits drive, auto., red, am/fm/cd, $7200/best (313) 565-6912. 69k miles, CD, air, all power. loaded, 4x4, leather, VERY. . cond., Many extras $12,000/ Cleveland V-8, good tires, ps/ $15,400 (734)844-0866 GM with 205-75-15 Tiger Paw FORD 1995 Bronco Eddie Vortec engine, extras, 61K. $11,950 (248)547-6772 CLEAN. Priced to sell at $8250.! " " best. 734 595-1041 pb, air, $2,500. 734-453-1619 tires. $550. 248-394-1444. Bauer Edition - Runs good. $11,600. 734-525-4779 VILLAGER LS 1993 - Gold, (734) 495-1240 : ,|V JAYCO 1981 - 23ft, sleeps 7, Sharp, all power, one owner, CHEVY 1999 Blazers 4x4, V-6, $9,500. 248-476-5122 FORD WINDSTAR GL 1995 - FORD 1997 Club Wagon, super microwave, refrigerator, stove, GMC 1994 SIERRA, 63k mi., $3600/best (248)960-3246 duty passenger van. V8, 5.4L, full power, GM certified! 4 to FORD 1997 Explorer XLT furnace, air, bath w/ shower, full FORD 2000 E450 cutaway van. excellent condition, bedliner, Runs & looks good, dual air, choose! From $15,624. White, leather, moonroof, Junk Cars Wanted $3750. 734-451-9901 ABS, air, green, $13,500. awning, $4,300 248-770-4616 14 ft. boxed truck, w/ramp, air, $7400. (248) 855-9685. VILLAGER 1995 LS - 66K, 248-324-1250, 248-553-3388. loaded. Exc. cond. New Michelin' V 820 seats 7, full power, sunroof, exc. LaRicheChevy.com tires, $12,000. (248) 349»1706""w 19K miles, 15K GVW, assume FORD WINDSTAR 1995 GL, JAYCO 1999 pop-up, sleeps 8, GMC SIERRA 1996 - 54,000 cond., $8300. 248-661-5753 FORD 1995 conversion, loaded, or cell# 248 760-3097 .— payment. 248-334-5006 after 5pm rear air, privacy glass, exc. 1-800-335-5335 refrigerator, stove, awning, bike miles, newer engine, $12,000/ exc. cond., 100K miles, $10,000/ ALL AUTOS-TOP$$ cond. $4500. (734) 459-7971 rack, $5000. 313-846-1069 FORD 1996 Eddie Bauer pickup best. (734) 788-7557 VILLAGER 1996 - sharp, very best offer. 734-522-2981 CHEVY SUBURBAN 1994 - ail FORD 1999 F350 SD XLT, crew. Junked, Wrecked or Running. clean, loaded, 5-CD changer, power, air, exc, cond. 2 wheel dr cab, 4WD, 7.3L turbo diesel, auto V8, 56K, warranty to 10OK, FORD WINDSTAR GL 1998, V6 JAYCO 12' Pop Up 1998 - GMC SIERRA SLE Z71 1999 70K $8000/ObO. 248-623-0332 FORD E150 - 1999 Chateau, 102k, $12,000. 248-471-3052 high miles, but ready to work, E & M 248-474-4425 maroon w/bedcover, $10,995. 3.8L, auto, 54K, air, all power, Sleeps 7, awning, screen room, extended cab, 5.3L, auto, 4x4, fully loaded, 21k miles. Exc $18,995 Evenings: 734-635-1831. (734) 981-5927 seats 7, dual airbags. ABS. refrigerator, $5000.248-735-8090 69k miles, well maintained, exec VILLAGER SPORT 2000 17K, cond. $18,000. 313-532-9530 CHEVY SUBURBAN 1995, dark FORD 1997 F250 crew cab, cond $17,500 734-326-5166 $10,700/best. (734) 722-3572 Black w/graphics. 7 passenger. blue/grey leather, 5.7L, CD, Full LAW AUTO SALES JAYC01992 pop-up - sleeps 6, TrucksForSale diesel, 96k hwy miles, exc. $19,900. (734) 421-3539 FORD E-150 1990. Clean, power, 112K miles. $13,500/ FORD WINDSTAR 1995 exc. cond. $2000. cond. $18,850 248-685-8855 GMC 1999 Sierra SLT. Extended ready for work, new tires, best Northville (248)437-3868 (734)722-5200 (734) 397-0487 822 108,000+ miles, 25 gallon gas VOYAGER 1992 one owner, cab, Z71, short box, 5.3L, 45K brakes, starter. $3100 firm. FORD 1997 F150 Flare side. mi., $19,900. (734) 464-8964 tank, dual air, new tires, great 68K miles, runs very good, «CHEVY 1999 Suburban FORD 1997 F-350 - 4x4, V8, ALSO DODGE 1990 1 ton with (313) 359-9472 JAYCO SWAN 1989 - 29 ft., self- Exc. cond. Super cab. $10,500. Shape, $4900. (734) 464-2216 $3000.734-522-7957, after 1pm IWsfCLS 24k. Trailer auto, air, plow.,., fiem- tires, • contained with two 30 lb. LP lift gate, $2700. GMC 1977 Sierra - V8, 20' box 734-953-0665 FORD 1993 Eclipse Conversion package, warranty. Loaded. $17,000/best,H4i tanks & spare tire, good cond., (313) 527-4968. truck. $1500/best offer. Call GMC SAFARI 1993-4.3L, ABS', VOYAGER 1998 - power, air, Very sharp, loaded, TV/VCR, Asking $26,000. 734-729-1292. $7000. (248) 474-7826 FORD F250 1997 heavy duty, 517-749-1114 ,seats 7, all power, air/rear heat. am.fm. cassette w/10 disc cd, V8, $4900/best, 734-427-1441. Chevrolet 1988 half-ton Sony stereo w/ CD, viper alarm, V8, 4x4, 56,000 miles, $14,500. V6, buy $11,900/best or lease CHEVY 1999 Suburban 2500 mint conditio, t&50O jnitess JAYCO 1996 5th wheel 27V4' 350 auto, runs good $1200. well maintained. Engine war- (734) 844-8013 GMC SIERRA 1996 Z71 /w from $189/mo. 248-926-5763 FORD 1989 Econoline Cargo - LT GM certified, all options, mint $17,900, • • w/slide out. Exc, cond. $12,500. 734-466-9270, 402-689-4513 trailer package, 4x4, ext cab, ranty. $6500 (734)207-3697 V8, auto, 150K. Runs great. cond. 30k, $28,500/best. 734-427-0562 FORD 2001 F150 King Ranch - 350 Vortec, auto, loaded, 100K VOYAGER 1995 Rallye 62,500 $3500/best. 248-437-1866 (734) 973-8728 CHEVROLET 1999 Silverado Super crew, 12,000 mi., leather, Hwy, miles. Great cond. GMC SAFARI XT 1993 121K miles, seats 7, running board, Eeypse^sj^rt kl^ : low KODIAK 2000 • 21 ft., used LT Z71, extended cab, loaded, miles, fully loaded, rear heat & FORD 1994 E-150 conversion, loaded. $35,000,248-656-4129 $11,750. 248-960-0125 pw/pl,, $5200. (248) 650-2765. CHEVY 1992 Suburban Si|» mi1esf-$32,€00. 248-477-8692 once, warranty, $13,500/best. 43K, $21,900. (313) 278-0352 air, runs exc., good cond., exc cond. TV/VCR, 351 V8, tow verado, 4x4, loaded, tr^ypr- (734) 542-9027 FORD 1990 F250 - 124K mi, GMC SONOMA SLS 1994 $4200/offer, (313) 937-0826 WINDSTAR 1995 GL 152k package,$10,000.248-363-9723 package , 3rd seat, bejgfe. 1 CHEVY PICK-UP 2500 crew GMC JIMMY, 1995 - showroom ^ ^ rebuilt motor Feb/01. $3,000/or extended cab, V6, mint cond,. miles. Good cond., runs great. excellent condition, LAYTON 1985 Travel Trailer - cab 2000 Short box, 4X4, 5.7L, metallic, cond. Gorgeous. 120Kmiles^P.^ '•< best. Kevin (248) 477-1630, $5500/best. (248) 347-3005 GRAND CARAVAN 1996 ES - $4200/best. (734) 844-7880 FORD 1994 E150 conversion $11,500. 734-591-6438 rust, $6850. 313-527-4.40.9,-' > 30 ft., new tires (4), awning, auto, air, cd, cassette, all power, dual air, power steering, brakes, van, 4 captain chairs, power water heater, Double bed, full cap, bedliner, trailer package, FORD 1999 F150 Lightning - JASON TRUCK cap, black, fits locks, windows, seat. 2nd sliding WINDSTAR 1996 GL, 3.SL, bed, TV/VCR, well maintained, CHEVY, 1993. Suburban 1$00 GMC 1995 Jimmy. $LE vf.dr kitchen & bath, great condition, 29,000 miles, $23,500. red, 19,500 miles, loaded, exc. Ford Ranger, exc. door, 4 captain chairs, 93,500 Champagne, loaded, 75k, 140K highway miles, $5500. Silverado., loaded, all-op.tions, 4x4, 90K, loaded;.£fack/bf&ck, '.V $6000. (734) 453-7389 (734) 753-3832 cond. $23,500. 248-668-9786 734-266-0219 miles, $9995. 248-765-8858 i! & $6900. (248) 642-8745 248-324-1088 $8,500. (248>-693-9515 — $9pp0/best. 248-:|9ar|fft;,'J^ 4H(*) Classifications 828 to 844 O&E Sunday, September 2, 2001 1 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive Sports & Imported Sports & Imported Antique/Classic Cadillac Chevrolet 828 830 Collector Cars GMC 1997 Jimmy SLS - 2 dr., 4 NAVIGATOR 1998, polo green, BMW, 2000 M Roadster. MAZDA MELLENIA - 1997. SUBARU 1989 Hatchback - 90K LINCOLN COUPE 1950 - Rare PARK AVENUE 1997 - exc. SEVILLE STS 1992 - Dark MONTE CARLO 1998, loaded, wheel drive. Exc. cond. 82,000 neutral leather, CD, 3rd seat, Metallic silver/black leather. No White, leather interior, sunroof, miles, loaded, auto, a/c, well Hot Rod Lincoln, Mild custom, cond., well maintained, loaded, cherry, hwy mi. Must see & leather, moonroof, 72,000 miles. miles $8900. 734-354-9537 4x4, how about this? winter driving, enjoy the fun & cd, Climate control, 38k miles. kept, $2500. (248) 478-2965 original 337cu.in. flathead & sunroof, leather. 75K. $14,500/ drive! $5295/best 810-220-8587. $9,999. (248) 892-1177. $20,995 performance of a true sports car. $12,900. (517) 423-4295 auto transmission. Bubble skirts, best. 734-451-9404 GMC 1996 Jimmy SLT 4dr., Must sell! $35,800/best. SUBARU 1995 Legacy L, 4 Lakes pipes. Recent new paint, SLS 1994 white diamond, North MONTE CARLO 1996 LS, Bur- 4x4, 56k, Green/Gray leather, LAW AUTO SALES 810-777-1117 MERCEDES BENZ 300E 1993 door, very clean, new tires, CD, upholsteiy & chrome. Texas car PARK AVENUE 1997 - exc. star engine, $7500 or best offer. gundy, 60K, very clean, runs tow, CD,$11,800 734-421.-2727 2-toned white with gray leather, auto. $4995. 248-489-0326. no rust. Drives great Excellent cond., well maintained, loaded, (248) 788-3014 great. $7400/best 734-981-3501 (734)722-5200 BMW 1999 Z-3, 2.5 Liter, 5 ABS, 101,000 miles, moonroof, show car. Many parts. Must sunroof, leather. 75K. $14,500/ GMC:-JIMMY 1998- XLT 4x4, VOLO S80 2.9 1999 - Blue/ MONTE CARLO SS 2000 black, : speed, 6,000 miles, excellent like new in & out, must see, See! $17,500 (734)455-5458 best. 734-451-9404 leather^'mQQnroof," pD, exc cond NISSAN PATHFINDER 1997 condition. $28,900. $14,395 or best offer. taupe leather, loaded, must see! sunroof, cd/cassette, loaded, S16,9Q&j4#44-,0758 V6,4X4, new tires, cd, roof rack, (734)525-1785, (734)525-0980 (248) 851-5750 $25,500 (248)360-7719 Lincoln Dream Cruise Car 1949 PARK AVENUE 1998 - Loaded, $16,500. (810) 714-4024 green/gray, 57,000 hwy miles, mint, 34k miles, retirees car. VOLVO 850GLT 1996 - Fully Custom Sedan, 54K original GMdM^Y '.W89 - 4x4, new §15,200/best. (248) 212-1188 BMW Z3 1996 - 1.9 5speed, MERCEDES BENZ, 1965, silver, miles, $25,000. 248-477-3982 $16,250 By appt: 810-573-0676. MONTE CARLO SS 2000 motor/brakes/tires, $3800/best. Violet red, low miies. Never seen Loaded, 12 CD changer, 11 OK BLAZER 2000 2 door, 2WD, loaded, sunroof, exc. cond, 21K. ; looks great. $3,000/best. 24K miles, $16,500. (313)' 366*7638 NISSAN Pathfinder 1996 4WD, snow. $21,000 248-788-4108 313-587-8188 miles, Leather. Exec. cond. LINCOLN 1966 - Mint, docu- PARK AVENUE 1998 - 17,000 $20,500. 248-324-1099 CD, Exc. cond. manual, 70,000 $12,000/best (248)792-2209 mented, southern car, trophy miles, leather heated bucket (248) 273-8127 GMC 1996 Sonoma SLS High- miles. $9500. (313) 886-0808 CELICA GT 1992 5speed, Red, MERCEDES BENZ 1998 SL500 seats, loaded w/extras, $17,500. MONTE CARLO 1997 Z34 rider pkg, extended cab, chrome VOLVO S-70 1998 - $18,000. winner, too many features to list! CAMARO, 1999 convertible, loaded w/sun roof. New tires. 148K, sunroof, air, runs great. convertible sport w/hardtop. Low $11,000 or will consider trade. (313) 937-9383 wheels, CD, 4x4 that's ready to NISSAN PATHFINDER LX $2800. After 6. 248-594-6236 Excellent condition! Red, tan loaded, LT 1 engine, exc. con., 62,000 mi. $8995.734-422-5929 miles, $65,000. Call Kevin at Windsor (519)985-6364 $20,500. (248) 651-3475. roll, l999'/i 4x4, pearl white, loaded, (248) 363-1101. leather, moonroof, loaded. PARK AVENUE 1996 - 70,000 $8,995 leather, moon roof, Like new. 22k CHEVY CAMARO black Z28 48,000 miies. (248) 760-4865 miles, good cond., new tires, TAHOE 2000 - 10,000 miles, LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1977 4 CAMARO 1995 - 56K, 5 speed Miles. $25,000 734-675-5959 1994 exc. cond., very ciean, 6 MERCEDES C230 Compressor $9000/best, (248) 375-0785 exc cond., $30,000. VOLVO S70 GLT 1999 auto, dr, blue, 20k miles on rebuilt manual, V6, ABS, purple, pre- LAW AUTO SALES speed, all new Michelin ZR17 (late 1999) • 36K miles, exc engine, clean body, must see. (248) 299-9165 RANGE ROVER 1994 County pilot tires. New 17" Datata 22k, heated seats, climate con- PARK AVENUE Ultra 1998 31K mium CD, rear. snow tires cond., 2 sets of tires, silver, $3,900/best. 313 526-6947 included, $7500. 248-932-3350. (734) 722-5200 LWB, loaded, great cond, 96K chrome wheels, stored winters, $29,000. (248) 608-6483 trol. $21,500. (313) 278-6091 miles, sunroof, leather, extra miles, $12,500. 248-853-3469 looks & runs like new, dealer- clean, exc. cond., $18,500/best VOLVO, 2000 S 40. Zero down, LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1940 V12- CAMARO 1997 Rally Sport, 1 GMC 1993 Suburban, new tires/ ship maintained, stock wheels MERCEDES 1996 C280 - 4 dr., very good cond. New interior. (734) 699-2994 after 5 p.m. brakes, 89k miles, like new, RANGE ROVER, 2001, 4.6 included. 37K miies. $10,999. black, fully loaded. 37,000 ml. assume lease or sell, $355/mo. all owner, 22,000 miles, loaded, HSE, 7500 miles, Bleinham options, leather, 248-380-1352. $6,500. 248-650-3866. $15,000/best. 989-826-6115 $10,900 or best. (734) 632-0829 734 451-7456 $22,900. 248-647-7702 PARK AVENUE Ultra 1994 65K, silver with ebony leather interior, 3.8 super charged V6. Exc CHRYSLER 1999 300M - Exec- GMC 1992 Suburban SLE, 4x4. VOLVO, 1990 740 Turbo MARK 111 -1971 antique, good CAMARO 1994 - 5 speed, 95K utive car, full power everything, navigation system, excellent CHEVY CORVETTE 1992 black MERCEDES C280 1996 - Fully cond. $t0,000/best. cond., $8900. 248-652-4896 Loaded & impeccably main- condition. $59,500.248-544-2879 wagon, many extras, $5,500, miies, green, air, ABS, power win- leather interior. Exc. cond. rose, 45K miles, super clean, loaded! 33k miles, exec, cond., Can Mike, ' (248) 866-1248 (313) 869-8065 $17,000. 248-723-6878 tained, records available. stored winters, loaded, $18,000. $23,000/best (248)363-6638 PARK AVENUE 1996 - very dows, good cond., dual air bag, Garage stored most of the year. RANGE ROVER 1990-80K, good (734) 721-1982 MERCEDES 220 1969 - Diesel, clean, garage kept, tan leather, $3500/best. 248-427-9449 Used as up north car. New Mich- cond., vehicle runs but needs VOLVO 1988 740 turbo wagon, 60K, $8900. (248) 908-5127. CHRYSLER 300M 2000 - MERCEDES, 1986, clean, Red, all options, moon roof, new garage kept, appraised $5500. 11,200 mi. Silver, exc. cond. elin tires, new front/rear air & work. $5,000. 248 698-3745. CHEVY CORVETTE 1986 two- 90k, all the books, Cal. car, exc. Best offer. 810-982-2400 CAMARO 1997 30th Anniver- brand new brakes. Full power. brakes, runs great. 206k, Farm- REATTA 1991 - polo green, 39K sary model - T-top coupe, auto. $22,500. (734) 421-2050 toned, beige and bronze, con., $23,900. (248) 770-9393 ington, $2000. 248-476-6097 146K miles. Very nice. Must see RANGE ROVER 1997 - 4 WD, leather, auto, loaded, warranty, Mercedes 1966 roadster 230 SL mi. Stored Winters. Loaded. 32,000 mi. CD, keyless entry. 4.0L, low miles, loaded, white $14,000. 248-922-9822 $11,500. Call 248-661-6756 CIRRUS LX! 1997 - 63K miles, to appreciate. Asking $9,850. service manuals, 65,000 miles. MERCEDES 2000 CLK430 - VOLVO V70 1998, 5 sp., leather, convertible w/hardtop, 60k, 4 exc cond., black, fully loaded, (248) 212-4533 w/tan leather, sunroof, 5-CD, $10,800. (734) 266-1890 coupe, black/black, 10k, loaded, speed, $11,900. 313-277-5171 Texas car, no rust, $26,000. sunroof, air, CD, alloy wheels, REATTA, 1989, red, 100K mi„ CAMAR01999 Z28 convertable- $8300. (734) 354-5047 flawless, $57,000. 248-540-2788 69k, $18,500. 248-683-3369 GMC YUKON GT 1994 - 2 dr., 313-949-9980, 248-433-5295 CORVETTE 1979 all power, MERCEDES 280 SEL 1972 - good working condition, black, loaded .leather, auto. 51k. $2,900. 248-851-1721 $15,900. (248)496-0479. CIRRUS, 1996, LXI, loaded, black, pristine, Ziebart, tow, auto. 3 sets t-tops, cd changer, MERCEDES 1990 300E, bur- VOLVO 240 WAGON 1993 4.5, great cond., newer parts, exc. cond. $7,000 $11,795. 248-647-0738 SUBURBAN 1999 - 4WD, & more. 70k. Great mechanical gandy, low miles, exc. cond., stored. $7500. 248-569-8083 46,000 miles, dual air, 6yr/100K silver/navy, 96,000 miles, 1 REGAL 1995 2 door, cream CAMARO 1995 Z28 Convertible 248-788-3014 cond. $9500. (734). 427-3030 $13,400. After 5pm 810-750-6894 owner, outstanding condition, GMC, 1993 Yukon, 4x4, 2 door, extended warrranty, CD, new MERCURY 1951 - 4 dr sedan, color, am/fm radio, tape player, mint, polo green, saddle beige 86k, exc., wide body, American tires, $27,000. 810-795-5341 auto starter, power doors & win- new tires in January 2001, top, leather, 45,000 miles, CIRRUS LXI 1996 - loaded, CORVETTE 2001 Black w/Oak, MERCEDES 1987 190E, restored & rebuilt, looks/runs leather, CD, 83K, $6400/best. Racing Outlaw rims, mud track Excellent cond. 150,000 miles. dows, asking $12,500/best. 68,000 miies, $5900 or best $13,900/best. 248-363-2637 2000 miles! 2 tops, auto, loaded. (248) 588-5459 after 2 p.m. great, $12,800. 734-878-1795 (734) 905-1613 tires, new stereo/speakers & SUBURBAN 1989 4x4, 8 pas- $39,750/offer. (734) 459-7487 $6500. (248) 594-6377 offer. (734) 425-9156 transmission, $8900/best. senger, original owner. Loaded. MGB CONVERTIBLE 1977 CAMARO Z28 1995 - 48.5k VOLVO 940, 1994 - white, tan REGAL 1976 - Extremiy clean, CIRRUS 1999 LXI - 24,000 ml. (810) 231-1992. $3900/best. 734-427-0473 CORVETTE 2001 Convertible - MERCEDES 190E 1988 - 2.3L, Sharp, 88,000 miies. Rebuilt miles, stored winters, extremely Great condition. Leather, CD like new, 61k miles, loaded, leather, moonroof, $7,250. power train 3000 miles ago. no rust, very low miles, runs clean. Red/black, 6 speed, red, auto, perfect, 500 miles, (248) 853-2101 player. $10,900. 248-354-0660 GRAND CHEROKEE 1997, exc. SUZUKI 1998 Sidekick, green, $44,400. (734) 455-6463 $8300/best 248-258-6448 Excellent. Call for details. great! $5,300 (248)755-7608 $11,600/best (248)672-0075 34K miles, automatic shift, locks cond., loaded, heated leather $4300. 734-261-0397 CONCORD LX11997 - Loaded, power seats, power sunroof, & windows, 4x4, 6 disc CD CORVETTE 1999 Convertible - MERCEDES ML320 1999 black REGAL 1997 GS. Exc. cond., CAMARO 1995 Z28 - maroon, changer, AM/FM cassette, air, Antique/Classic loaded, leather heated seats, immaculate, 23k miles, Non- white, warranty, reduced, must black/black, 6 speed, 18,000 opal, automatic, ali wheel drive, MGB 1979 - 21,000 original clean. Some fender damage. smoker $12,000 248-588-2116 sell! $13,600. 734-464-9466 $11,900/best. 248-894-0873 mi., loaded, stored Winters. 39,000 mile's, 1 owner. $31,000. Collector Cars miles, excellent condition, 38K, $13,000. (734) 454-7386 $8000. 734-254-9291 $40,000. 734-452-1188 (734) 997-9643 $9200. 810-629-9719 CONCORD 1996 LXI - 59,000 GRAND CHEROKEE 1995 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 1986 BUICK 1964 Riviera - 1 owner, REGAL 2001, GS, 15.9K mi, exc. CAMARO 1995 Z28 - T-tOpS, Great shape. Texas car. cond., ioaded, charcoal, leather mi. Loaded. $9500. Lardeo, White. 4WD, well main- CORVETTE, 1994 convertible, MERCEDES 560SEC 1987 new brakes/exhaust/shocks/ MUSTANG 1983 - 5.0, GT 67,000 mi. Stored. New tires. 248-646-6358 tained, good cond. pw, ps, pre- $10,500. (810) 558-6556. low mites, auto., $19,500/best. Luxury touring coupe. Blue/grey battery. 73,000 miles. $4900. Classic convertible, $3500. seats, $18,200. 248-952-5222. $10,000. 248-477-6374 mium sound w/cd, tow package. 248-770-2295 or 313-601-2364. 135k miles. Exec. Cond. $9,000/ (248) 541-9099. TOYOTA 1997 Rav 4. 4 Door, 248-356-5463 REGAL 1997 GS - loaded, CONCORD 1999 LXI - Mint. $8350. (248) 591-9117 best (248)770-9503 CAMERO Z28 1999 every 34K. Warranty Sept. 2003. 4x4, 5 speed, air, am-fm cas- CORVETTE 2000 Convertible - MUSTANG 1966, GT, fastback, leather, great cond. asking option. Exceptional cond. Show sette, $12,500. (734) 449-9469 BUICK 1968 Skylark - $15,102. 248-757-2023 Grand Cherokee 1994 Laredo - red on red, black top, loaded, MERCEDES 1988, 560SEC 44K original mi. Exc. K-code. Restored, #'s match, $10,000. 248-652-0041 car $22,000/best. 734-981 -4910 white/beige, 4x4, moon roof, $42,000. (810) 726-1814 white/blue leather, 135k well cond. Minor rust. Candy Apple Red/Black stan- FIFTH AVENUE 1987, silver/ 84K, $10,500. 248-252-6226 WRANGLER 1990 • Red, tan maintained miles. Exc. cond. REGAL GS 1999 supercharged CAPRICE Classic Brougham LS soft top, tape player, 94k miles. $3700. 248-258-6270 dard. Shelby trim. Sit's right, grey leather, runs good. $1600/ CORVETTE 2000 convertible, Must sell, best. 248-723-9639 # runs straight & cool. Solid #2. engine, 28,000 miles, almost 1989, Black/black, 100K, Exec $2900/best. (248) 373-0819 every toy, have to sell-don't best. (734) 453-0677. GRAND CHEROKEE 1998 12,000 miles, silver w/biack top CADILLAC 1964 Coupe de Vilie $17,900. (517) 332-0641 Cond. $4200/best 248-542-2725 Laredo, 57k mi., warranty, exc. & interior. Loaded, pristine con- want to $16,500.734-421 '2226 WRANGLER 2000 Sahara - MERCEDES, 1984 380SEL. 53K original miles, green, seeing JX CONVERTIBLE 1999, black, cond. $13,200. 248-855-9685. dition. $41,000. 248-827-8860 Black 4 dr. w/black interior. 1 MUSTANG 1966 - hard top, 289 CAPRICE 1994 - 104,000 mi. 22,000 miles, power steering, loaded, dual tops, auto, air, is believing! (313) 934-0280 REGAL 1998 - 36K, sunroof, Been garaged, Winters in under 12k miles, Owner. Supreme cond., 140K engine, runs good, good project power brakes, power locks, one GRAND CHEROKEE 1998 CORVETTE 1989 Convertible, miles. $7000/best. CADILLAC 1938 4 door, nice; car, $4500. 734-522-5628 power leather seats, CD, Florida. Extra clean. $6800. $20,000/best. (248) 615-1578 $14,850. Troy. 248-828-2994. owner, garaged, well main- Loaded, new tires & brakes. red, auto, 45,000 miles, exc. 313-477-0447 1958 cadillac 2 door hardtop; 734-420-0844 tained. $16,500. (248) 851-4372 Trailer tow, 79k miles, Exec, cond, $16,000 (248) 625-1466 1958 Chevy Del Ray. MUSTANG 1966, 53k Miles, cond. $13,000 (248)345-0200 WRANGLER 1994 soft-top, new REGAL 1984 46,000 miles, 1 CASH - Dealer will sell on con- engine/tires, sound bar, good MERCEDES 1987 420 SEL - (248) 546-3747 Like new not restored. $12,000/ LeBaron 1994 Convertible GTC, CORVETTE 2000, Coupe, black, black, 4 dr., loaded, fabulous firm (313)277-0576 owner, clean & well-maintained, signment or pay cash for your GRAND CHEROKEE 1997, cond $6500/best 734-507-9144 air, am/fm stereo, $4500 or rea- emerald green/tan, loaded. Very auto, 7k miles, magnesium car, exc. cond. $9800. CADILLAC 1958 2 dr., hardtop, used car. Call for cash price. sharp, dependable & fun! $6100 Loaded, clean, exec. cond. Must wheels, 2 tops, active suspen- (248) 335-0050 original pink, totally stocked, air, MUSTANG, 1966, restored, sonable Offer. (734) 455-9242 TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566. seill $14,500. 734-464-9466 WRANGLER 1998 - white, auto, or best offer. 734-697-6144 air, 50k, 6 cd & bar system, soft sion, $37,000 734-459-4086 needs TLC $13,500 or best. 810 white/blue interior, 6 cyl, auto, MERCEDES 300SL Convertible REGAL 1987 V8, southern car, CAVALIER 1995 - $4350. Auto, GRAND CHEROKEE LTD1997, top, $10,800. 248-661-5281 206-0749 (810) 220-8431 200hp, power steering/brakes, LEBARON 1994 - convertible, CORVETTE, 1995coupe,green/ 1991 - both tops, 46K, red, $6,500. 248-682-5927 light -brown, exc. cond., must air, am/fm cassette, ps/pb/pl, Loaded, exc. cond. Must sell! see. $2,400. (313) 592-1987 new motor, nice car, drives exc. tan, loaded, exc. con., 40k, cream leather, pristine Florida CADILLAC 1976 - 2 dr., loaded. 146K, exc cond! (734) 462-9832 auto, air, $3200. 734-612-4349 $13,6000/best 734-464-9466 Sports & Imported stored winters, must sell, car, $26,500. (248) 644-0430 V8 (500), super clean, low, low MUSTANG 1965 80% restored. $18,900. (248) 656-3049 Red w/Black vinyl top. $3200. RIVERIA 1995 86K. dark Red/ CAVALIER 1999, auto, air, ISUZU 1997 RODEO 4x4, auto, mileage. White leather interior. leather, Turbo. Wife's car, LEBARON 1993 Convertible - 830 MERCEDES 1999 230 SLK Only serious inquiries. Best (734) 525-5066 cruise, GM certified, only Many new parts, motor, trans, air, cruise, tilt, 88K miles, orig- CORVETTE COUPE 1999 garage kept $9800 248-865-5020 $8,931. inal owner, female non-smoker. black/black, factory CD, 68k, Offer. (248) 569-6641 brakes, shocks, tires & more. AUDI A4 - 1998 Pearl White, silver, auto, 2 roofs, 10k miies. immaculate, $31,5u0. OLDS DELTA 88 -1968, ail orig- LaRicheChevy.com Great cond. $6200/best. $9,900. (248) 348-6215 loaded. New tires. 2.8, Exc (248) 641-1780 inal, runs, needs work, $875. RIVIERA 1995 - black & black, (734) 753-9510 CADILLAC ELDORADO con- super charged, CD, chrome .313-999-5544 Cond. $19,000. 248-865-0695 (248) 628-0011 1-800-335-5335 ISUZU 1995 Trooper SE - CORVETTE, 1992, Coupe, white/ vertible 1975. Runs well, great wheels, heated seats, 68K, MERCEDES SLK 230 1998 for collector. 78,000 miles. LEBARON 1993 Landau - loaded, 60,000 miles, exc cond., AUDI, 1995 A-6 wagon, Black/ white, glass top, 133K mi, auto, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1964 $10,500/offer. 734-459-7487 CAVALIER 1997, auto, $11,850. 734-261-5093. silver/black, mint, all options, $7500. (248) 645-0840 4 door, pw,pl. V6, low miles, beige leather, sunroof, 78k, clean, loaded, $13,000. 810-632-2199 $29,500/best. 248-543-5799 buckets, 4 speed, V8, red, extra moon roof, air, cas- RIVIERA 1997 - white diamond, sette, 74K miles, Very $4,500. (248) 646-6263 JEEP, 1987 Cherokee, 4.0, air, $12,000 firm. 734-260-4521. CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 1969 clean, $7000. (734) 717-3600 CORVETTE 1984 - exc. cond., MERCEDES 1998 500 SL - Mint V8, supercharge, every avail Good Condition. 5 speed, low miles, 1 owner, no 100k original miles, $8900/best. 58K miles, stored since 1985. option, chrome wheels, spotless LHS 1995 - black, loaded, AUDI 1993 90S - exc. cond., cond. 26,000 mi. Black. (248) 645-2567 OLDSMOBILE 98, 1969 - Red, $6,800 or best offer. excellent condition, 68K, $8900. rust, miraculous condition, power windows/locks, cruise, Birmingham (248) 643-0507 & fast. 65K. $14,500. $4,100/best. (248) 478-3669. $54,000. 248-646-5946 runs, needs work $1,200/best (248) 347-4067 (248) 393-2397. am/fm cassette, sunroof, heated CADILLAC 1955. Fully restored. (248)476-2834 248-347-4179 seats. $7000. (248) 644-0600 CORVETTE, 1994. 49K miles, MERCEDES 560SL 1986 Road- CAVALIER 1999 Convertible Z- JEEP, 1987 Cherokee, 4.0, air, auto, green/tan leather, Bose, like Everything new. $18,000/best LHS 1997 - fully loaded, 4 door, ster. both tops, charcoal grey, offer. (734) 729-3711. PORSCHE 911 Targa (1969) - ROADMASTER 1995 LTD, 5.7 24, black beauty, Summer fun! 5 speed, low miles, 1 owner, no new. $16,900. 734-454-5760 V-8, leather, 1 owner, loaded! leather, 65,000 miles, $13,000/ AUDI 1.8 T 1997 auto, red, exec, cond, $12,500 80% restored, $15,500. Low miies, $13,932. best. 248-219-7317 rust, miraculous condition, leatehr, power locks/windows, Only $9,667. $4,100/best. (248) 478-3669. CORVETTE 1978 54k miles, 4 (313) 278-6105 CAMARO 1969 $4000/best. (734) 427-1468 LaRicheChevy.com air, exc. cond. 54K miles. 1972 Mustang $2300/best. 1993 LaRicheChevy.com 300 M 1999 44,000 miies, black', $15,500 . 248 540-8930 speed. Adult owned. Perfect. MERCEDES, 1980 450SL. V8, T-BIRD 1958 Silver, Black JEEP 1998 Cherokee Classic - $12,100. 734-462-0929 Chevy Ext Pickup LT1, 350. 1-800-335-5335 sunroof, cd, leather, $17,400, red, 48K, $13,600 or best. auto trans, loaded. Good cond., $13,800/best. (248) 646-1722 hardtop, full power, 1 owner. 1-800-335-5335 (248) 661-4477 AUDI TT 2001 coupe - silver/ $7,900. 248-553-9437 Asking $10,000. 313-271-6559 CAVALIER 1994 - 4 cyl. 5 248-524-1289, 248-802-0852 black leather int. 5 speed, all CORVETTE L82 - 1979 speed manual, 80k, exc. int. Just plain beautiful! $11,000. CAMARO 1989 IrocZ - convert- NEW YORKER, 1995, Black, wheel dr. Premium package, MIATA - 1990 Convertible. Exc. ible, 305 auto, loaded, $8,500. T-BIRD 1962 - very good cond. Cadillac good ext. $4400. 734-513-2930 IEEP 1996, Cherokee Country 248-360-1385 black leather, loaded, new tires, x4 auto, air 4.0L Hitch, cruise 16k. pristine cond. $33,500. cond. Winter stored every year. (810) 735-1766 48k miles, S6500. brakes, clean, runs great, must Call 6-9pm (313) 417-0822 Red, 5 speed, AM-FM cassette. (248) 437-0319 CAVALIER 1997 - 4 door, 3k, $9400. 248-682-7424 CORVETTE 1975 LT1 - 4 sell: 87K. $6,550. 734-522-4108 $6SOO/best 313-884-2043 CAMARO RS/SS 1969 Convert- 40,000 miles, ps, auto, cassetts, AUDI 2000 TT Quattro 17,000 speed. $9000/best offer. Eve- ALLANTE 1987 Pristine, Pearl JEEP 1992 Cherokee Ltd. Black, nings 248-471-5499 ible - white, white top. red inte- THUNDERBIRD 1978 hardtop - air, $7000. 248-644-6627 PT CRUISER, 2001 - Black, auto, miles, ali options, btack/black, MIATA 1990 - red, 39k, 5 speed, rior, 350/3&U/3.33, TS miles coiieotors. dream cruiser, must White, hardtop, 17K. Stored win- fully loaded, tan leather interior, ters. $19,900. 734-379-3844. 345 Miles, warranty, $18,900. exc. cond., one owner, 90K $32,000/best. 810-264-9364 CORVETTE - 1988, 59,500 air, hardtop, extras. Stored win- since completely restored, see, $3500. (248) 476-2477 CAVALIER, 1994, 2 door, 5 Traverse City 231-946-4694 ters. $8700/best 248-634-8102 $26,500. (248) 433-3493 speed, under 59K, very clean, miles, $8,500. 248-644-2012. BMW 1995 325 Convertible - 6 miles, white, red interior, Bose THUNDERBIRD 1963 - Runs & BROUGHAM 1989 - 4 door, sound system, never driven in asking $4,500 . 248-417-662J. PT CRUISER 2001 Limited- cyl., auto, esc, CD, power every- MIATA, 1999,10th Anniversary, CHEVROLET, 1957 Belair. 2 looks good. $6000/best. 150,000 miles, $2800. JEEP CHEROKEE sport, 1997 winter. $14,999. 734-981-1200 248-477-1975 17K, black, $22,995. 4x4, auto, air, full power, new thing, new tires, rims, battery. 9k miles, 6 speed, exc.con., air, Door hardtop, Matador red, 283 (248) 547-5859. CAVALIER 1991 - 4 dr., 248-761-6692. tires/brakes, 99,000 miles, Mint cond. Transferable war- loaded, $25,900. 810-817-9692. PP, 4 speed, 4 barrel. The ulti- 119,000 mi. $1000/best offer. CORVETTE 1997 - red coupe/ TRIUMPH 1960 TR3 & a Tri- CATERA 1998-Loaded, leather, $8995, (248) 797-7089 ranty. 50,000 mi. $22,000/best black. Loaded. 1 yr. warranty. mate Dream Cruiser, fabulous 734-306-5743 SEBRiNG, 1996 Convertible, offer. 248-442-0127 MIATA 1999 10th yr anniversary umph 1963 TR4 - Both for Bose CD/tape. 39K. Warranty. 25K. $29,900 248-682-4068 car. Too many items to list. Must $13,950. 734-427-9748 fight purple, 80K miles, $8,900. JEEP 1998 Cherokee Sport - edition, 1 of 4000 made, special be seen & driven to really appre- $5500. 734-667-2195 CAVALIER 1992 - new brakes, Cail: (248) 471-5822 4x4, 4 liter, cassette, new tires, BMW 1989 325 Convertible - CORVETTE 1998 • red, coupe. blue, stored winters, 14,600 ciate. Serious inquiries. Asking needs shocks. 100k. $750/best. Exc. cond., auto, air, CD, new TRIUMPH TR6 1971 low miles, DEVILLE 1997 Concours - Ivory 248-882-5784 Alloy wheels, power options, Exc. cond. 23,000 mi. Must sell. miles, $19,950. 248-620-7441 $27,500/best. Fred (734) on ivory, loaded, 42K, Florida SEBRING 1997 convertible, top, exhaust, tires. 112,000 mi. stored, needs TLC, $5250. 79K miles, well-maintained, 63,000 miles, exc cond., Highest offer. 1-800-225-5726 645-9740 anytime. car. $19,500. 810-716-8080. CAVALIER 1992 - red, 2 dr, auto, $11,000. 248-594-0496 Silver w/black leather. $7200. PORCHE 1999 Boxster - silver/ Make offer. (248) 652-6211 amethyst, $9,995. 248-435-6376 CORVETTE 1977 - red w/white black, 18k, 18" wheels, sport CHEVROLET 1937 sedan 2 air, power locks, stereo, good (248) 477-7118 VOLVO 1963 Canadian runs . DEVILLE 1995 4 dr, cond 135K $1500.734-416-1663 JEEP 1998 Cherokee Sport, 4x4, leather int. Both paint & trim package, $39,900.248-645-6477 door, steel body, does not run, low mileage, exc. 4-dr., auto, hitch, very clean, BMW 325E 1985 • Needs new. $14,000. 810-677-5796 great, new alternator and SEBRING 2000 JX convertible, needs restoration. $3500. (248) brakes. $2000. cond., leatner inte- CAVALIER 1999 Z24, black, 2.4 $11,200/best. 734-425-8285 clutch, black/black 86k miles, PORCHE 1987 911 Carrera - 299-5275 18,000 miles, tike new, $16,800. $4,800/best (248)547-8278 red/black, loaded, extras, no (313) 640-8367 rior, all the extras, liter, 5 speed, all power, 29,000 CORVETTE 1973 Stingray - $12,000/best (313) 935-8234 810-691-1274 JEEP CHEROKEE Sport 1996 white, 454 engine, excellent smoke/winters, exc. cond. CHEVY IMPALA 1970 2dr. miles warranty, alarm, $11,995. BMW 740i 1995 - black/black, 734 326-3988 734-837-1053 4x4, 4.0L, V6, 4 dr., 5 speed, air, shape, $12,900. (248) 547-6570 93k, $26,500. (313) 563-3232 Runs good, needs work. $1600. DEVILLE 1996 - 43k miles, exec SEBRING 1997 JXI - convertible power windows & locks, cruise, every option, very clean, 69k (248) 926-8077 734-812-0541 • white/black cloth top, gray Miles. $23,000 (248)887-3242 cond, Cd, air, Fully ioaded. CAVALIER 1997, z24, CD, hitch, white, 64K miles, $7900/ CORVETTE 1999 - triple black PORSCHE 1998 Boxster - arctic $13,500 (734)464-3049 leather int. cassette, cd, loaded, best (734) 416-1984 coupe, every option, auto, 13000 silver metallic, Tiptronic trans- CHRYSLER 300 - 1968 Con- cruise, power windows, locks, tilt 55k, $12,500. (248) 608-9826 BMW 1994 525i black, excellent wheel, aluminum wheels, miies, $34,000. 734-953-0329 mission, red special leather, vertible, 440 engine, ps, pb, new DEVILLE 1989 - sharp, must condition, 60K miles, loaded, ACURA 1999 3.2 TL - 4 dr., remote car starter, 53,000 miles, SEBRING 2000 JXI, convertible, JEEP CHEROKEE 1999 Sport, 11,000 miies, mint condition, 1 tires, new dual exhaust system, loaded, warranty. Beautiful con- see, white-blue interior, new 4x4, loaded, 43k hwymiles. sand leather, sunroof, traction CORVETTE 1996 triple black LT- owner, never seen winter. $8500. 734-397-3265 ext. warranty, low mi., loaded, control. $17,500 or best offer. new battery. Runs & drives dition! (248) 851-6536 trans, $4900. (734) 425-0423. $14,200/best. (734) 623-4849 1, auto, Bose sound system, 1 313-961-4170, 248-626-2521 great! $8500. (734) 522-8168 $19,000/best. (734) 427-1236 (248) 345-1370 owner, 14,800 mi., $25,900. CAVALIER, 1998 Z24 Convert- ACURA 1999 3.2 TL - Exc. ELDORADO 1984 Baittz-103k, JEEP CHEROKEE, 1996. Shown by appt. (734) 595-1871. PORSCHE 1999 Boxster, black/ CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1974 black, maroon interior, runs/looks ible. Green, extra clean, low SEBRING 1997 JXI Convertible White, leather, loaded. $13,000/ BMW 3181-1997 Black w/Black cond. Monterey blue. 47K hwy. miles, $11,799. 248-683-7055 auto start, 90,000 mi., original black, 14k mi., sports package, 77k actual miles, garage kept mi. $21,500. 248-360-r " " good. $1,300/besL 248-553-8602 best, must sell. 810-468-3114 leather, sport package, sunroof, CORVETTE 1990 - turbo, red, $40,000. (248) 347-1565. Runs great! $2,500/best. After owner. $950Q/best 81 ( cd changer, 5spd, 74,000 miles. CAVALIER 1997 Z24 - Red, 5 V8, 40+K, 6 speed, 2 tops, 4pm. (810)296-1368 ELDORADO 1997 - dark green, JEEP 1996 Grand Cherokee Ltd $15,000. 248-767-6075 garaged $15,006248-625-8705 PORSCHE 1999 Boxster, hard tan leather, Northstar System, speed, 90K miles. $5,500. SEBRING 1998 LXI - leather, fully ioaded, leather, exc cond., top, Aerokit, PT, CF interior, 12K, CHRYSLER WINDSOR Coupe for the person who cares 248-681-0217 moonroof, fully loaded, 38K, $12,900. 810-678-8356. BMW 1988 735i - Call after CORVETTE 1987 twin turt>0 248-594-7686. $12,000/best. (248) 470-0632. 6pm. 248-844-1875 1947- exec, cond., engine just enough to drive the very best. CORSICA 1989 - 96,000 actual Calaway - convertible $41,000. rebuilt, $5000. 248-650-3866 Only $6999. JEEP, 2000 Grand Cherokee, 4 Mint cond. (734) 692-6771 miles, many new parts, 4 new SEBRING LXI 1997 newer air, BMW 740i 1997 - Cashmere/tan, PORSCHE 1993 - 986 Cab. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566. WD, Laredo, 12K miles, leather, Black, Ali options. Perfect. Low CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE tires, $2900. (313) 533-8743 moonroof, cd, well-maintained, priced to sell. 248-797-0549. perfect Florida car 44k miles, FIAT 1979 convertible with 71K miles, $7900 or best standard BMW options $33,000 miles. $30,000. 248-644-1007 Stingray 1971 - Nice. $18,900. ELDORADO 1985 - Highway removable hardtop, 69K miles, Also wanted 1971 or 1972 442 CORSICA 1993 - looks great, (248) 608-1582 JEEP 1999 Grand Cherokee Days (248)203-2448 Evenings new tires' & wheels, power win- miles. Many new parts. $1500/ runs great, $2900. Call after PORSCHE 1995 Carrera coupe, Convertible. (810) 659-6719 best offer. 734-326-6536 Laredo, blue, V8,37,000 miles, before 9pm (248)540-9668 dows, very good cond. 5 speed. Red/Black, exc. cond. Ext war- 5pm (248) 489-1299 loaded, heated leather seats, $4900/best. 734 453-7328 ranty. 34k miies. $43,000. CORVETTE 1988 Fastback - Dodge BMW 323i 1998 Convertible - ACURA 1999 3.2TL, leather, ELDORADO 1994 - Northstar, CORSICA 1996 - 3.1L, V6, auto, 10 disc CD, $22,000 or assume 248-641-5258 34K original miles, great shape, 63,000 miies, leather, good lease. 248-723-5524 dark green, black leather, 48.5K, HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS. 4 low miles, loaded, $23,695. 4dr, cruise, power locks, Exec 844 auto, alarm, premium sound/CD coppertone metallic, auto, cond. $8995/best. 248-442-2523 door, 72K miles, 1.81-4V, auto, PORSCHE 911 CARRERA $13,000/besi 313-336-7841 Jfot/foiuan-. cond, newer tires, 88k hwy JEEP - 1995 Grand Cherokee $25,000. 810-779-6553 air, cassette, all power, repaired 2000 C4 Cabriolet, 11,000 ELDORAD0 1980 - 47,000 orig- miles. $5500/best 248-477-3589 AVENGER 1995 ES, Indy red, I whita ovo rwirf IrvaHerf WnetlanH \/C eniist nnlt/ <4Clr ml oil rilWB' BMW 3251 1995 convertible, inal nines, oiuiou wiiueio, CORVETTE 2000 Convertible - 61k, $11,500. 248-647-7994 or best oSer." "(313) 323^6886 wheels, black' interior, cd car. This is an exceptional car. (734) 721-1144 garage kept, mint condition, moonroof, Pioneer CD, leather! auto, 49K miles, white/blue, fully pewter, black top, stored, 8K, ABS, dual air bags, $6900. JEEP 2000 Grand Cherokee loaded. Florida car, Mint cond. changer, power memeory seats, Must see $2800. 313-292-8671 LEGEND LS 1991- White/beige $6250. 248-585-7245. INFINIT11998130 - loaded, new wind stop. $78,900. perfect $41,000. 248-723-9217 (248) 465-1976. ^ Laredo, loaded, taupe, leather, $25,500. (248) 545-1818 tires, Bose CD stereo, beige leather, loaded, good cond, (248) 390-0351 DART 1964 GT, V8, auto, ELDORADO, 1.994, white/navy never smoked in, $21,000 exterior/interior. 49,000 mi. Exc. steering, brakes, exc. cond. ciean, 125K miles, one owner CORVETTE COUPE 1990 Red/ DAKOTA 1995 extended cab, BMW 1998 3231c - pre-certified, leather, Northstar, 103K, beautiful Red, 63K miles, Loaded, Auto, (248) 414-7256 cond. $17,500. 248-797-1847 PORSCHE CARRERA 911 $6800/best offer734-459-3832 $5950/best (248)770-1220 car, $7,50Q/best. 734-420-0278 3.9L V6, green, auto, air, tilt, sport package. 38,500k miles, new tires, stored winters, Exec, cruise, power w/sunroof, 5 CD/ $28,000. 810-484-5999 2000 Silver w/ black leather, JEEP 1997 Sahara, black & tan JAGUAR S 2000 Black, 4L, 8 DODGE, 1955, Vi Ton Pickup. 3.2 TL 1999 - Navigation ESCALADE 1999, fully loaded cond. $14,000 (248)626-3829 cassette, liner, Tonneau cover, w/soft top, CD, air, 46K miles, cylinder, loaded. Excellant con- 18in wheels, Euro- Sports sus- system, exc. cond. 68k hwy. BMW 1998 740 IL - black on pension, stainless headers & Total restoration on low mileage w/prepaid Onstar. 39,000 miles, 96K, $6800. (248) 449-8061 $13,500/best. 248-363-9894 dition. 30,000 miles. $34,500. truck. $10,500. 810-781-4730 miles, new tires/brakes. 100,000k still under original warranty, CORVETTE, 1990 Red Coupe. black, warranty, mint, loaded, After 6pm 248-540-2768 exhaust, Airetek Induction, short warranty, $22,900. 248-661-8039 Automatic, low miles. Immacu- shift, CD, 2600. miles, Better $35,000. 810-781-6657 DAYTONA 1992 - 4 cyl., 91K JEEP WRANGLER 1995 6 35,000 miles, $38,900. FAIRLANE 1969 - 2 dr., late cond. 248-478-1353 miles, fully loaded, $3000/best. CYL., stick, 108K miles, $7100/ Days 248-594-0100 than new! $69,900 JAGUAR 2000 S Type, 4 liter hardtop, light blue, 302 auto, ESCALADE 2000 - silver sand, (313) 387-1606 best (313) 510-2492 with memory package. Sport 248-594-8656. original, $4500. 734-281-8436 Buick CORVETTE 1994 - White, BMW 740iL 1997 - Black, w/ 19,500 mi, $35,900. Farmington immaculate, auto, 53K. Make an package & weather package, Hills. Pager: 810-607-5551. DODGE INTREPID SE 2001 JEEP 1997 Wrangler Sport - saddle int., very well maintained, topaz exterior ivory interior, PORSCHE 1965 Classic red FORD 1950 Custom Deluxe - offer. (313) 886-3252. 6000 miies, black, full power, cd black, low miles, perfect shape, asking $29,000 (248)540-1424 356C, rare, sunroof coupe, 27,500 miles, garage kept, 2 door, new restoration, $12,500 FLEETWOOD, 1989 4 door, air, player. $16,900. (248) 926-0348 $15,000. 248-563-0821 never in snow, extra set of new rebuilt engine, excellent condi- or best offer. 734-591-5911 BUICK 1993 Skylark Grand LUMINA 1991 Euro, 95,000 BMW 740iL 1998 - Exec. Cond. tion. $12,500 with extras. Sport. Fully loaded. 6 cyl., auto, power, sunroof, good tires, runs tires included $38,900. excellent, $3500. 734-453-1619. miles, good condition, many DODGE PICKUP 1998 • 4x4, JIMMY 1996 4x4, loaded, trailer Loaded, black/black. Evenings: 248-366-1540 1938 FORD Deluxe V8 flat head, color - red.& grey, interior black, new parts, $2800.810-663-0018 34,500 miles, 318 V8, heavy tow, exc. cond., $11,000/or best Cail (810)677-5593 (248) 684-6675 All original. 21K original miles. 4,800 miles, new tires. SEDAN DEVILLE 1996, blue, duty service group, fully loaded, offer. 734-417-5191 JAGUAR 2000, S-type, V-8, PORSCHE 944 1985 Florida $11,000/best. 248-647-3294 $4,500. (313) 215-2595 LUMINA, 1999, LTZ, 3.8L, 41K $14,900. (243) 553-2218 . BMW 1993, 7351L - 98K, cell car, motor rebuilt 1997, $2500 ioaded, leather, remote start, loaded, exc. con., 33k, $35,000/ chrome wheels, perfect! 79,000 hwy. miles, loaded, alarm, key- '' LAND ROVER Discovery 1996 - phone, CD, white, beige interior, firm. (248) 328-0567 . CENTURY 1988 - 4 dr., 117K, less entry, well maintained, sunroof, $11,000. 248-709-7710 best. Call Judy, 248-552-9494 FORD FALCON 1966 - 2 dr. miles, $13,700. 313-538-1511 DODGE 1999 Ram Quad Cab Great deall Tan leather, 65k sport coupe, C4 auto transmis- drivers front body damage. $12,495/best. 313-407-6424 1500 4x4 Sport, black, good miles, $16,500 313-831-4631 JAGUAR 1998 Vandenplas PORSCHE 911 Targa, 1982 - sion, 289 rebuilt engine, newer $950/best. ' 734-455-8584 cond., 38,000 miies, $22,500. BMW 1997 528i. Oxford green black, 63,000 miles, $17,000. SEDAN DEVILLE 1989 - ZERO DOWN Assume Lease. paint/bumpers/interior, $6500. Dependable transportation. 130K. LUMINA 1998 - 87,400 mi. Exc. Kevin (248) 722-0657 LANDROVER 1997 Discovery w/tan leather, 60K miies, war- (248) 608-6483 CENTURY 1995 full power, tilt ranty to 100k, near perfect cond. 25 remaining payments at $745 313-680-0016, 313-803-9215 $2885/offer. 248-641-9911 cond. Power steering, brakes, SE. 46,000 miles, exc. cond., wheel, cruise, 59,000 miles, locks, A/C, cruise. $6200/best. many options, $18,500. $26,800/best. (248) 375-9273 4 tax. Fulfy loaded, approx. DODGE RAM SLT 1999 • 4x4, 28,800 mi. (248) 258-6820. 1987 PORSCHE 911 Targa, FORD FLATHEAD 8rt engine, Excellent condition. SEDAN DEVILLE • 1992. Good 734-455-3545 V8, extended cab, 37K miles, Call after 6pm 248-553-6750 Carrera. black w/ black interior, BMW, 1995 325i - Red, tan inte- starter, generator, carborator, (810) 629-6514 cond., 58k ml., loaded. $6800/ $19,300. (248) 361-3549 JAGUAR 1998 VandenPlas, 48k miles, Exec.cond. One transmission, radiator, intake. best offer.(734) 729-3711 LUMINA 1995 30,000 miles, LANDROVER 1999 Discovery, rior, 4 dr., sunroof, traction / owner, $21,900 (248)642-5587 CENTURY 1995 44k, air, power, 4x4, leather, full power, customer ABS, CD, exc. cond, 95K miles. white, 0 down, assume lease of Complete $1250 248-669-1668 well cared for, all power, cd, DURANGO SLT 1999 loaded, $695. 44K ml. 248-333-7852 Excellent cond. $6800. SEDAN DEVILLE 1997 - 32V $8500. (248) 446-0815 42K, like new, $18,300/best. front bumper, towing pkg. 72,000 $13,000/best. 248-594-6559 PORSCHE 1986 911 Targa, red/ (734) 421-5547 hwy miles. (517) 548-6521 FORD GALAXY 1965 - 390, NorthStar, 49K, leather, gold, (734) 502-5258 BMW 328is 1998 2 door, auto- JAGUAR 1994 XJ-6: beautiful, black, 75,000 miles, $26,000. black/black, 69k miles, original exc cond$15,950.248-477-0600 LUMINA, 1995, original, owner classic dark green w/tan leather Exc. cond. 248-689-7459. paint. $5,800 (248)347-6089 GRANSPORT 1992, new in 3.1 engine, 100K hi-way, exc. Dynasty 1993 - 4 door, good LINCOLN 2001 Navigator - matic, black/black 33,000 miles, 1993, perfect for school & family Black w/tan leather, 12,300 mi., premium package, exc. cond,, interior. Runs perfect, dealer SEDAN DEVILLE 1997 - 32V con., $3,700/best. SOLD condition, 1 owner, sharp/clean, maintained all 106,000 miles. PORSCHE 911 Turbo Cab 1987 FORD 1974 LTD. - 2 dr., red car, $5200/best. 248-236-9385 NorthStar, 49K, leather, gold, non-smoker, $4900/best. GPS, 6 CD changer & more. $24,995/best . (734) 254-0854 Cobalt blue/tan leather. 55K mi. LUMINA 1990 runs good, many $42,000. (248) 568-3113. Excellent condition. Must see. w/white vinyl hardtop, V8, many exc COnd$14,950.248-477-0600 Garden City, 734-522-0942 $12,250. Phone Mike H at Rare, California car since new. accessories, 13,243 original LESABRE 1965 300 Cid, V8, updates, $2300 or best offer. BMW 1997 528I Convertible 52K miles, limited MAZDA MPV 1998 - 4x4, leather, CD changer, sunroof, 248-350-2190 days; Power top, power seats. Exc. miles, pristine cond. 2nd owner, SEDAN DEVILLE 1995 - white (248) 478-2565 INTREPID 2000 - 4 dr., auto, 248-646-3714 eves. cond. $42,900. 248-644-7414 $7,000/neg. (248) 646-8268 production, 400 tranny, body diamond, 65K miles, immaculate ve, $11,900. (248) 477-0631 64,000 miles, loaded, $12,900. 80,500 miles, super exc. condi- good, interior needs work, LUMINA 1991, V6, 2 dr., new (734) 464-8390 tion, $24,900. 734-953-3235 cond., $9,900. (248) 683-8488 or 248 477-0386 JAGUAR 1997 XJ6L - Luxurious SAAB 1995 Convertible, auto, FORD MUSTANG 1966 Dark asking $2,500. 517 549-8385 tires, oil & water pump, runs/drives MERCURY 1999 Mountaineer BMW 323! 1999 - Silver, 5 & beautiful, extra length for addi- triple black, near perfect condi- Blue. Run great. Nice cond. SEVILLE 1990 - beautiful Texas great. $2000. 313-622-5705 INTREPID 1997 - 4 dr., V6, 3.5 speed, sunroof, CD, 67k miles, tional leg room. Jade. 37,000 mi. tion, $15,800. 248-601-0139 $7000. (248) 352-6981 LESABRE 1997 Custom - Exc.' car. Exc. cond. $3500/best offer. L. engine, purple, all power, 81k Midnight Blue, Loaded condition, extra clean. 67,000 V8, 31K Miles. $23,500. $19,900 (248)299-5895 New Pirelli tires. Warranty. 313-676-4451 LUMINA 1992 Z34, exc. cond., miles, S6350/best, 248-738-1554 SAAB 2001 9-3SE, auto, con- miles, loaded, new brakes, 2 door, 109,000 miles, $4900/ (248) .909-4960 $26,000. 810-753*1*236! 5 FORD 1923 T-Bucket - 350 BMW 53311984 - 5 speed, 4 dr., vertible, 5k miles, list $44K. Mint Chevy engine, total performance $8700/best 734-432-2553 SEVILLE 1983 Elegante, one best, 248-477-7317 INTREPID 1999 ES - Fully MERCURY 1997 Mountaineer, black outer, black leatner interior, JAGUAR 1996 XJR • 4 dr. super $33,000. (248) 338-4586 body & chassis. Show car winnerl owner, 81K actual miles, leather, loaded, exc. cond. 89,000 ml. sun roof, Air, all power, good charged, black. Loaded, mint. Asking $15,000. 248-960-0574. LESABRE, 1998 Custom, 45K, body mechanically all excellent. MALIBU 1999 LS - silver. CD, $11,900. 734-495-1781 loaded,-black, leather, CD, exc. SAAB 900S 1994 - Immaculate sunroof, CD, good condition, cond, $12,900. 734-459-4825. cond. $2500 (248)649-2513 $24,700. 810-750-6410 $3800. 248-644-6996. air, auto, 37,000 mi. $11,000. cond., V6, auto, Every option FORD THUNDERBIRD 1967 must sell $11,800.734-762-9725 248-420-3523 INTREPID 1994 138,000 miles, ^ MERCURY 1998 Mountaineer - BMW, 1998 528I - 5 Speed, KIA SEPHIA 1999, air, Cp, Possible. 62K miles. $8,800/ V8, 428, P.I. needs cosmetics, SEVILLE 1995 SLS black, good cond., air broken, $3005 _ AWD loaded, 4 dr. black, leather loaded, moonroof Silver. 40K manual transmission, 30,000 best (248)258-6661 power windows, pb/ps, cruise, LESABRE 1995 57,000 miles, loaded, sunroof, must see. MALIBU 2000 LS, V-6, full blue book. 1st $2500 takes. • - $16,500. 248-586-9797 Miles, $26,600. 248-348-5970 mi., $9500/best. 734-525-8979 $6500. (734) 591-6292 fully loaded, $7500/best offer. $8600. (248) 853-9202 power, GM certified! 6 to 248-705-4483 / 248-693-4521 SAAB 1999 Viggen - lightning Excellent condition!! choose! From $13,921. : MOUNTAINEER 2000 Exc BMW 1995, 525! Wagon, red KIA SEPHIA 1999, air, CD, blue, fully loaded, 1,900 miles, GMC 1993 Typhoon •> black, (248) 474-5814 DEVILLE 1985 • southern car, LaRicheChevy.com INTREPID, 1995, original i" cond. V8, towing, ext warranty, w/tan leather, 51K, $21,000/ manual transmission, 30,000 $30,400. W. Bloomfieid 59k, exc. cond. $16,300. no rust, exec, cond. 78k miles. owner, 98k, loaded, exc. con., *,• $19,500/best. (734) 495-9954 best. (248) 649-1923. mi., $8067. 734-525-8979 cell (630) 258-5629 (248) 375-5085 PARK AVENUE, 1995 - Exc. $3,800/best (248)360-2620 1-800-335-5335 $5500. (734) 699-3236 cond., 90K miles. Fully loaded, MOUNTAINEER 1999 -4x4, black, BMW 318TI 1995 • 56k miles, LEXUS 1995 ES 300 - exc STEALTH, 1993, black, V6, 5 INTERNATIONAL 1931,- S15 leather interior. New tires, SEVILLE 1992 STS - black, MALIBU 1999 LS • V6, leather, INTREPID 1997 - sharp, exc. -' gray Jeather, moonroof, loaded, exec, cond, air, sunroof CD, cond., 75,000 miles, $12,500/ speed, cruise, alarm, power, chassie, 350 motor, too much brakes & battery, $7100. loaded, CD, excellent condition, cd, radio, cassette, all power, cond., loaded, 23/28 MPG, ^'- $23;500fo6st.. • 734-564-2343 $12,500 . (248)649-7131 best. (313) 382-4452 95K, $6,000. 248-393-5403 too list; $5000. 313-541-0144 248-486-4694 78K, $8600. (734) 765-5566. ABS, $9,750. (248) 374-6203 63K, clean. $7950.248-601-2818 Sunday, September 2, 2001 O&E Classifications 815 to 860 (*)5H Dodge 848 Ford 848 Ford 848 Ford 852 Honda 856 Lincoln 858 Mercury 860 Mercury ;-'NEON 1995, 4-door, power ESCORT, 1995, exe. con., stick, MUSTANG 1995 coupe - 3.8 TAURUS 1997 LX, power CIVIC 1994 EX Coupe, 5 speed, LINCOLN 2000 LS Sport, V8, MILLENNIUM 1995 - V6, COUGAR 1988 XR7 r -.fully MYSTIQUE 1998 - Loaded, V6, .-•locks, auto, good cond, 78K. runs great, 111,000 miles, 4 V6, spoils package, fully loaded, moon, CD, leather, chrome very good condition. Black, loaded, mint cond., burgundy, loaded, sunroof, $7200. loaded. Runs good, needs body leather, 43K miles, mint cond, all " $4000/beet. 248-288-9045 door, $2400/best. 248-888-8338. clean, many new parts, $7500. wheels, 30,000 low low miles, 137K. New; tires, clutch, alter- charcoal interior, sub-lease for (248) 755-0682. work. $2200/best. 248-366-1349 power $9500 . 734-495-1890 Hartland. (248) 889-8939 aft.5 Call Today! nator, radiator, brakes. AM/FM $462/mo. or buy $29,000. •••••"NEON 1996 great for student ESCORT 1994 GT - ps/pb, cassette, cruise, air, power Offering cash bonus to qualified MX-6 LS 1995 - exc cond, 5 GRAND MARQUIS, 199(7,. MYSTIQUE 1998 - Loaded, V.6, •r~ .driver, auto, 68,000 miles, air. power moonroof, CD, only 75K, MUSTANG GT 1995 - Cobra LAW AUTO SALES moonroof, windows, mirrors. leasee. 810-536-7014 speed, black, sunroof, $9,000. Florida Estate Car. 47,500 origi leattier^Kifniles, mint cond, all cd, 2 dr., dependable. $5995. $4200. (734) 953-1063 body kit, 5 speed, 68k miles, Maintained exclusively by 734-525-4250 or 248-486-5433. inal miles. Loaded, leather, all powSf-$9100-'b.r 734-495-T890 (734) 459-6996 leatner, Mach 460 audio, perfor- (734)722-5200 Honda. Have records, $4,800. LINCOLN LS 2001 - V8, totally power, 2-tone tan. Exc. cond., ESCORT, 1996 GT. 4 Speed mance parts, new tires, exec, loaded, moonroof, 14,000 miles, $12,500. (Mobile) 248-762-2113 ; ,'. NEON, 1997. Green, 4 dr., under transmission, sunroof, power (248) 546-2909 'SilQM''l^%^ '6xc. c cond, $10,500 (248)642-4812 TAURUS 1998, p/w, p/l, 24v, non-smoker, perfect cond., Mercury cond.,. ^^?ffi(||?rbM:k',-:;V6, . '24K miles, mint cond., auto, air, steering/brakes, premier Pio- 48,000 miles, warranty till 2003 CIVIC 1997 LX auto, 38,000 $35,000/best. (734) 728-6165 GRAND MARQUIS GS 1998 - cassette. $6,700. (734) 462-1176 neer CD w/Clarion Component Mustang GT 1999 Convertible - loaded; ' iealrar,^-spotter^; war- or 75k, $9000. 734-748-0818 miles, silver, loaded, very good 860 Must sell. $10,400/best offer. ranty, $12^p. ^fe6§1-1170 speaker system, fully loaded, manual, black/tan, loaded, exc condition. $11,500/or best offer MARK VII 1989 - garnet red, 734-595-7449 734-765-6037 Y V- NEON 1999 • 25K, auto, air, 69K actual miles. $4,100/best. cond., $16,900. 248-855-6056 TAURUS SE 1999- ABS, power ,_,*-2.5L DOHC, pw, pi, air, 83K, mission, $3800. 248-486-6067 ACCORD 1994 DX • auto, 4 dr., S12,500. (734) 495-1113. CD, $14,000, 734-844-1870 and more! holders and much more! $5,000/best. (248) 703-4974 FOCUS ZX3 2001 -Sangria Red, original owner. 128K, Exc, cond. floor mats and more. PROBE 1993 - 5 speed, 61,000 CONTINENTAL 1996. loaded, MIATA 1996 - Perfect Cond., all Loaded, Exec. Cond., 7k miles. $5300. 248-338-6806 black, 21k miles, Loaded, BUY FOR BUY FOR BUY FOR =• "^CONTOUR 1998 LX, dark forest 248-332-7690 miies, air, red, good condition, leather, cd changer, new tires, & -...green, very good cond., 49,000 $4,100 (248) 380-1736 ACCORD EX 1992 all power brakes. $13,600. (734) $14,000 (248)737-4894 - miles, standard transmission, FORD EXPLORER 1996 Eddie with moonroof, exc. cond, 83K 513-2685 work. 313-537-8250 :""$7500/best. 248-375-2208 Bauer - Exc cond., $12,500/ TAURUS GL 1997 - Leather, miles, $7595. (248) 626-1170 MIATA 1990 - red, sharp, low 13W21B moon roof, CD, 39K miles, all CONTINENTAL 1989 Signature miles, $6600. Hardtop & 4 new imm mm?w best. (248) 735-1760 CONTOUR, 1995 LX, loaded, power. $9500 (248)321-9749 ACCORD, 1998 EX, loaded, Series, new tires/brakes, runs wheels available 248-685-2983 new tires, high miles, exc. con., FORD EXPLORER XLT 1998 - 40K, CD, sunroof, $14,250. like new, $3500.734-427-1428 $3,200. (248) 644-7740 low miies, new tires, exc cond., TAURUS GL 1997 - Loaded, Call: (248) 549-2614 MILLENIA 1995 - 82K mi., good $11,500/best. (248) 960-1844, Black/gray leather, 42k miles, 6 CONTINENTAL 1998 silver, condition, $9500. CONTOUR 1998 SE Sport - after 6pm CD changer, all power, exec, ACCORD 1995 EX - V6, 4 dr, 41K miles, leather, exc. cond. Call (248) 360-9715. ••/leather, CD, ABS, loaded, 63K cond. $9,600 (810)220-5472 sedan, loaded, light blue, $9500. $15,500. (734) 420-1141 --miles, $7900. (734) 420-9623 FORD PROBE GT 1995 Rio (734) 397-9557 MILLENIA 1996, 59k miles, fully red, Leather seats, sunroof, CD TAURUS 1996 GL - 80,000 CONTINENTAL 1994 - white, loaded, sunroof. V CONTOUR SVT 1999 - 40K, miles, newer transmission, ACCORD, 1994 EX, white, black leather, moonroof, $4500. (248) 669-3999 tmUMflSMMIHU manual, 62K miles. Exec. Cond 5 (EUSUHMIinUSSEtSSISTIES -major performance & audio $9,000 (248)540-8658 $6000/firm. 248-476-3829. auto., like new, new tires/timing (248) 853-2101 41840 MICHIGAN AVE., CANTON - upgrades, new tires/brakes. belt, $5,600. (734) 634-5902. MILLENIA. 1998 S - heated 2 Blocks West of 1-275 •;'..$17,000/best. (248) 553-2522 TAURUS 1992 GL wagon - CONTINTENTAL 2000 - 11K, leather seats, CD, loaded, exc. FORD THUNDERBIRD. 1986 - visit our website at www.dickscottkia.com auto, nice shape, V6, $1850. loaded, tan, clean, good cond. ACCORD EX 1993 w/spoiler, black/black, chrome wheels, exc cond., $12,900. 248-735-2456 ..CONTOUR 1998 SVT - loaded, 248-305-5666 130k. $1995. (734) 516-6242 auto trans, moonroof, 85,000 cond.$26,500. 810-716-8080. HOURS: Mondays Thursday9-9 • Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday9-6 • Saturday 10-3 -.black, 12 disc changer, leather, miles, $6500. 248-681-1355 MILLENIA S 2000, 15k, exec, 'Pins dfishnaiion, lax, documentation. lille & plates Rcbales to dealer Payments am based on nppruvMi or console, power drive: »cr heel, cast. alum, wheels, lo cloth UB bucket sepals int, power driver seat, glass note keyless ent/panic alar SAVE $1900.0011 SAVE 777.00! Stock # 17540 ^trv-L' a i^nni \Yi> <24,495 s30,045 S16,847 RD176 ACCORD LX4DR 0.9% AVAILABLE 2.9% AVAILABLE Air • CD • Power Windows Power Windows • CD • Cruise & Locks • Much More! ABS • Keyless • Alloys • More! Have • •17,689* o«18,973 IISI STOCK - LIMITED SUPPLY .id iripii - S2QOO * ODYSSEY • INSIGHT »?!iM are H MII,! I I I IIJIIU. II L.J 1| _ [I. M I .• fliB.Si ,/iOaid * OQg.Sia ,br)p;< 3 " ©latfetotll ">urM Afifcr > . 41001 Plymouth Rd. TSriJEOl ^ j _ sunsHinE HonDA T r r -' " ' ''- .V (Near Haggerty), Plymouth ./.VJ- 734453.3600 ess (734) 453-1100 • www.blackwelljfbMlvcbm 1 { Visit our website: www.sunshinehonda.net Plus tax, title & destination. Rebate deducted. :ow financing in lieu 6j^eij^e&-Sale ends 9/4/01-*ta5>waM?" •Plus tax, title, doc, dest. & plates. 36 mos. with approved credit. 6H(*) Classifications 815 to 878 O&E Sunday, September 2,2001

Your classified ad is automatically lEccentric posted on the internet! AUTOMOTIVE Visit us today. ob&ct vet -vcccntt IC.COI 862 Nissan 864 Oldsmobile 868 Pontiac 86m8 Pontiac 874 Autos Under $2,600- A U Mly 2,500ALTIM A 1998 SE, 5 speed, AURORA 1997, white diamond, ACCLAIM, 1991, auto, 4 dr., GRAND AM 1997 - 2 dr, V6, auto GRAND PRIX 1999 GT, polo SL2 1996 - 4 dr., air, auto trans, PASSAT 2000 GLX Sedan, FESTIVA1992 - exc transports loaded, full black, 71,000 miles, very good neutral leather, chromes, CD, power windows/locks, 154K mi. A/C, cruise/ CD, pi, pw, new tires, green, CD, chromes, spoiler, ali power, remote entry, AM/FM 20,000 miles, factory warranty, tion, great gas mileage, $1650; 734-729-5229 cond., $8200. 734-207-0452 this is the one, $1,700. 734-495-9054 75K, $6600/best. 734-547-0977. new $23,000, now only cassette, ABS, warranty,$8,000 auto, leather, CD, power roof, (248) 366-3238 $9,995 $10,995 (248)879-1038 heated power seats, Anthracite SABLE White, MAXIMA 1995 - pw/pl, sunroof, ACCLAIM, 1992, 5 speed, low GRAND AM 1997 GT 2 door, blue, 17" wheels, $23,900. FORD CROWN VICTORIA IX loaded, re-built engine $4000/ CD/cassette, 5 speed,. runs LAW AUTO SALES miles, new brakes + many new auto, cd, sunroof, biack, 59K LAW AUTO SALES SL2 1998 - 4 dr., auto, 46k 248-645-9482 1991 looks/runs great, loaded,. best, must sell. 810-468-3114 great! $7500/best. 734-354-9454 parts, $2,500. (248) 681-6052. miles, $8,975. (248) 347-4860 miles, air, cruise, remote locks, $1,600 or best 734 905-9348- (734) 722-5200 (734)722-5200 35mph, $7495. 248-625-8271 PASSAT 1999 - 27,000 miles, SABLE 1991 Mechanic's car. SENTRA 1993 - manual trans- DUSTER, 1970,340,727 trans, GRAND AM 1995 GT - 4 dr., good condition, Alloy wheels, FORD 1987 F-150 - $2000 With Mikeys, Centerlines, must see, 2.4L, 5 speed, loaded, sunroof, SL1 1996 - 67k Miles, cruise, silver, charcoal cloth interior, toolbox. $1800 without toolbox? 1"16k, $2200. Runs great. mission, exc cond, 2 dr., 125K, CUTLASS SIERRA i992 - Low GRAND PRIX 1999 GTP - $8,500. (734) 459-3832 leather, exc cond & mainte- air, runs & looks great. $15,900/best. 248-981 -5867 (734) 953-3085^ 248-552-1094 $2450/best. 248-790-2424 miles, clean, air, new exhaust & silver, 55K miles, 4 dr, fully nance history, 145K miles, 1 loaded, leather, heads-up dis- $5995 (734)459-8039 alternator, all power, runs great. NEON 1995, 4 dr., red auto- owner, $2800. (248) 969-1746 PASSAT 1990 - new air, tires, FORD 1977 F150, 4x4, 30(5 SABLE 1992 new batery, new 200SX 1988 83,000 miles, play, 12-disc CD, tinted win- $3800/best (313)531 -8646 matic, air, reliable, am-fm cas- SL2 1998 - 22,500 miles. Excel- belts, exhaust, etc. 166k, good CID, 57k mi. on new motor, runs- rear struts, $2995. 77,300 miles loaded, 5 speed, $1750. dows, exc cond., $15,500. sette, $2950/best. 734-462-4074 GRAND AM 1997 GT - 4 dr., lent condition. $10,500/best. cond. $3000. (248) 334-2787 perfect. $750. 734-525-1192c (734) 453-9320 call after 5 (734) 397-8639 734-261-6759, 734-355-0982 CUTLASS 1995 Supreme. 75K, 3.1 L V6, auto, loaded, sunroof, Call after 4pm: 734-421-8252 NEON 2000 LX - 13K, auto, CD, PASSAT 1.8 turbo, 5 speed, FORD F-150 1988-89. $1500' TOPAZ GL 1994 EXC. COND., Leather, bucket seats, CD, leather, exc cond & mainte- GRAND PRIX 1996 SE coupe, ULTIMA, 1998 GXE. 27K, fuil loaded, black, charcoal gray sunroof, CD changer, new tires, 18x6 trailer $900. 83,000 miles, 4 door, dark blue, loaded. $6000. 248-420-2876. nance history, 125K miles, 1 B4U equipment, newer tires/ SL 2, 1999, 5 speed, ABS, CD, power, warranty, like new. interior, extra clean, $11,000/ 5 Alloy rims, 4 yr warranty, auto, 4 cylinder, 1st $2400 must owner, $4250. (248) 969-1746 brakes, loaded, must seel 101k, roof rack, power locks/windows, (734) 762-9591 $11,000/best. (248) 879-3749 best. (313) 533-4913 $15,900. SOLD sell. (313) 299-1817 23K, $9500. 248-546-5783. CUTLASS SUPREME 1997,40k GRAND AM 2000 GT - loaded, $5900. 734-591-0844 FORD TAURUS 1991 loaded, miles, like new. black, Loaded, NEON 2000 LX, 33k mi„ auto, moonroof, chrome wheels, 21K, clean inside & out, no rust? TRACER 1992 - auto, am/fm GRAND PRIX 1998 SE 4 door, SW2 WAGON 1998 5 S|&ed, Oldsmobile $9500/best 248-442-1423 CD, ioaded, silver'exterior gray 2 yr. warranty left, must sell, "V* "V* •?. * a* j $1700 or best offer., •" CD, newer tires/short block, new gold, 3.8 V6, premium wheels, power window & locks, 58,000 cloth interior, very clean. $15,400. (248) 625-6503 (313) 550-8770 battery, $1300. 734-981-2848. 864 many extras, financing avail- miles, luggage rack, good cond., CUTLASS SUPREME 199496k $11,000. (248) 543-9283 $9000. (734) 416-5328 MiLES, new tires, clean, $4600. GRAND AM 2000 GT - loaded, able. Private owner, $10,500. FORD TAURUS 1993 - White TRACER 1998 - 29,000 miles, ALERO GL 1999 - 2 dr., black, (248) 615-0847 NEON 1996 - 69,500 mi„ moon- moonroof, chrome wheels, 21K, (248) 669-2806. 148k miles. $2,000/best Leave, power windows/locks, aluminum riv. loaded, 25K miles, warranty, roof, new tires. 1 owner, good 2 yr. warranty left, must sell, message (734)484-9501. rims, $9000. 313-561-2336 $101,500. (810) 350-3585 cond. $4500. 734-449-8129. SUNBIRD 1993 - Florida car, no ioyota OLDS 1992 Delta. 4 Door, great $14,500. (248) 625-6503 rust, 40K, new tires/brakes, exc 872 FORD 1981, van, $850 or best car, well maintained. Great 1 TRACER 1995 - under 68k AURORA 2001 green with tan NEON 1999 - purple, 4 door, air, cond. $3900.248-449-1765 offer. 734-667-3457 If" ' transportation. $3,800/best. GRAND AM 1998 GT, 63,000 wK* miles, good cond., ai! power interior, mint condition, loaded, cruise, am/fm CD cassette,. 33k miles, mint, loaded, $10,500. AVALON, 1997, super clean, 248-388-2904. $4,500/best (734)981 -7073 8-way power seats, heated mile, $8000. 313-541-8039 After 6pm: (248) 549-5467. SUNFIRE 1996 convertible, 5 White & tan, leather, sunroof, CD PASSAT 2000 Wagon 4 dr. GEO METRO 1993 great seats. $23,600 734 455-867S speed manual, AC, pw/pl, CD, changer, 64k hi-way miles, must GLS, loaded, moonroof, low shape, runs good, $1000/best° OLDS 88, 1992 - 136K miles, NEON 2000, 5 speed, air, power GRAND AM GT, 1997, purple, new tires, $7900. 248-474-9103 see, $15,500. 248-645-0535. miles, $19,995. (734) 467-5032L Mitsubishi AURORA 1995, loaded, black great transportation, ciean, runs sunroof, 3600 mi. Alabama car. air, sunroof, CD, new tires, 78k. 861 cherry, heated leather seats, great black $2350 734-455-3772 $11,000/best. (248) 894-3247. exc./cond. $6800.248-689-5611 SUNFIRE, 1997 convertible, CAMRY 1996 - 4 door sedan, JlexUfaiMja/L. GEO 1990 Prism LSI, loaded? 55k, $11,500. (248) 879-7523. Black, CD, 47k, asking $9,500. 91K miles, white, leather, sun- air, CD, new tires & exhaust,- NEON SPORT 1995 - one Westland OLDSMOBILE '88, 1994. Good GRAND AM Gt Sedan 1998- Call: (248) 348-6192 roof, CD, $8250. (248) 887-0934 (734) 721-1144 $1500. 248-760-3273: ECLIPSE RS 1998 exc. cond. owner, good condition, 80,000 54k hwy miies. Purple, extras, air, 12 disc CD w/remote, AURORA 1996 - red, tan cond., sunroof, full power, dark miles, $4000 or best offer. Cd. $10,100/best. 248-624-5846. SUNFIRE GT CONVERTIBLE CAMRY 1998 - 38k miles, 4cyl., GMC JIMMY 1985 - 4x4 w/ a lift' spoiler, alloy wheels, $11,000/ leather, good condition, 74K, green. $6500. (248) 476-1233 SCRIOCCO 1987 1 6V, 113K weekday 2 2000 cd, spoiler, white with ABS, loaded, Exec, cond,, kit, needs transfer case. $1500/ best. 248-851-8728 $10,200. (248) 626-6812 miles, CA car, new clutch & weekend/eve . (248) 549-7114 GRAND AM GT 1995 - white, camel top/interior, 11,000 miies, $12,800 " (810)714-1991 transmission, etc. $5200. 248 best. (313)541-5150 OLDS 1991 Ninety Eight touring AURORA, 1995 - Red/tan 4dr. loaded, 66k miles, new tires $17,900. (248) 335-9104 642-6573 or 548-2244 GALANT 2000 ES - 25K miies, sedan - blue, leather, loaded, NEON SPORT 1995 - Red, 4 dr, & brakes. $6200 (734) 421-3141 CAMRY LE 1998 alloy wheels, GRAND MARQUIS 1989 LS -, CD, red, like new, $12,300. leather, V8, Exec, cond., 95K 100+ mi, $3500. 248-344-9466 auto, 140k miles, good cond. good cond., ciean, 131K, $l950/< miles, $6900/best. 248-538-8840 TRANS AM 1976 - 455 big block ABS, loaded, security system, 734-844-9211 $2800 248-328-0327 GRAND AM 1997 - 35k miles, 4 engine. 65,000 mi. New trans- $14,850. 248 474-6245 best. (734) 455-5453 • dr., excellent condition, $11,000. Autos Over $2,000 CUTLASS 1999 61,7K, cassette/ ROYALE 1989, 4 dr., 1 owner, mission, tires, radiator. $4000/ 3000 GT SL 1993 - auto, air, SUNDANCE 1993 - auto, p.s. (248)202-7744 (248)766-7607 CAMRY LE 1997 - California HODNA ACCORD 1987 - on* CD, power locks, new tires, free great car, blue & beautiful, alt best. 313-274-4017 876 power, 115K hwy, $7900/besi. p.b., am/fm cassette, air, 93k, Car, 4dr, all power, 80k Hwy. owner, runs/looks good, Garage- golf clubst $8400.248-323-2639 the percs, $2900. 248-853-7264 $2800. (248) 888-4188 (248) 969-2628 GRAND AM 1991 2.3L, auto, TRANS AM 2000 - black, black miles, Exec. cond. Must sell! DAYTONA ES 1992 1 owner. kept. $1995 (248)478-4623; air, stereo. Mint cond. $2400. leather, 11,700 miles, loaded, T- $11,000/best (248)330-0900 Exc cond. 47k miles, auto, SUNDANCE 198p-2 dr. auto, (519) 776-6548 HONDA PRELUDE 1987 4 cyl.„ air, 81 k miies, new tires, struts, & tops, 6 speed hurst, $20,500. loaded, $4750. 248-626-5889 CAMRY LE 1997 - Like new in & 16 valve, 2dr, sunroof, mint shocks. $2200 734-421-5924 (734) 421-8964 GRAND AM 1995 -1 owner, air, out, 35k miles, Color sage. GMC SUBRBAN 1987 - 4x4, cond. $850. (519) 776-6548 * power, 4 dr., cruise, good condi- TRANS-AM 1994 - Black, 6 $12,500/best (313)386-5758 5.7L, 95+K miies, runs good, SUNDANCE - 126K miles, 2 tion, 70,000 miles, $4700. LEGACY 1990 LS Wagon. Good" door hatchback, air, auto, speed, leather, Exc cond, CD, $3,500/best (734)522-3745 313-531 -5546, 313-255-4384. CAMRY LE 1997, white, sun- transportation. $900. After 6prrf $1,300. Call 248-542-2576 air. $9,800 (810)229-8043 roof. CD player, wood trimming, LESABRE 1992 - good cond., 248-623-9818 GRAND AM 1994, 1 owner, air, TRANS AM 2000 Convertible, spoiler, exc. cond. 60,000 miles, 115,000 miles, $2600/best offer. power, 4 dr., cruise, clean, 82k $11,900. 248-852-2291 (734) 513-6030 LINCOLN 1983 100k, new bat-, Pontiac miles, $5300. 734-513-3871 ram air package, hurst shifter, tery, tires, air, all power works,- black on black, simply > ; OLDS 1990 Wagon - very clean, $1,000. (248) 476-4637 ;; 868 beautiful, SOLARA 2000 SE V6 silver GRAND AM 1999 SE, 4 door, 13,000 miles, premium sound must see, $2!450/best4 . $21,995 MAZDA 323 1988 4dr„ auto',: BONNEVILLE 1983 Exc cond. black, auto, CD, spoiler, cruise, system, push button alarm, 313-255-7845 stereo, mint cond. $650. . . Loaded, no rust. 60,000 miies. power seats, 40K miles, LAW AUTO SALES upgrade wheels, sunroof, $3500/best. 248-887-0462 $11,000. 248-645-5095. $19,500. (734) 427-8501 or SCORPIO 1989 - V6, auto, (519) 776-6548 0NDA YEAR END CLEARANCE, 734-525-1188 ask for Bobble loaded, 4 dr., sunroof, $2900/ MITSUBISH11991, Eclipse GS;5" BONNEVILLE 1991 good cond., GRAND AM, 1999 SE, 4 door, (734)722-5200 best. Livonia. (734) 421-6387 sp. needs clutch, runs great $600/ many new parts, $1800. 55k, sunroof, Warranty to 75k TERCEL 1995 - 57K mi„ 4 cyl., TRANS AM 1994 - red, CD, air, best offer 734-421-7101 .X 2001 CIVIC LX COUPE' (734) 326-9239 miles, $12,500. 248-649-1690. leather, T-tops, LT1 engine, per- red, 2 dr., air, new engine. $4500/best. 2481-477-734- 1 Autos Under $2,000 BONNEVILLE 1995 - loaded, GRAND AM SE 1998 4 door, formance shift, auto, 58K, OLDSMOBILE 88 1986 - 72k- good cond., $7,000. power steering, brakes, air., am/ $10,500. (810) 750-8171 878 miles, looks/runs, great. $1900/ (810) 235-6498 fm cassette, auto 50,000 miles. best (734)276-2607'" $8,300. (248) 646-5482 TRANS AM -1996, T-tops, auto. Volkswagen ACCORD 1990, 193K, runs BONNEVILLE SE 1993 - Green Great summer carl Low miles. 874 good/looks good, no air, $1,750. PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 199SC w/ beige int., 87k miles, all power, GRAND AM SE 1999 - 4 dr., all $14,500. (248)347-2810 (248) 486-3050. Good Cond., premium speakers^ sun roof, runs good. $5,500 power, spoiler, cruise, 46K hwy. BEETLE 1973 - auto stick, new $1600/best. 734-513-5014 miles, exec. cond. $12,000. Eve- tires, battery, shocks, carb. Exc. AEROSTAR MINI VAN - late 'd WAS Mo, 0 After 6pm (248)615-0745 nings (810)629-2861 Saturn cond. Best offer 734-464-8119 1980's, $1000 or best offer. PLYMOUTH 1993 Sundance BONNEVILLE SE 1997 moon- (734) 522-1188 2dr, 5speed stick, 112,000 miles; roof, leather, loaded, exec cond. GRAND AM 1992 SE-4dr., all 870 BEETLE 1998 - Black, cloth, $1350/best. 248-634-3423;. $11,900. (734) 459-6124 power, air, CD. Exc. cond. Very auto, air, cruise, power windows AUDI 1986 - ali power, running, Automatic transmission, AM/FM stereo cas- Clean. $3995. 734-453-2764 SATURN 1992 62k, 4cyi, auto, & much more. 30,000 miles. exc., $1500. PONTIAC GRAND AM 1990 ^ sette, split 60/40 fold-down rear seat, power BONNEVILLE, 1999, SSE. 4dr, cassette, $3700.32445 Joy/ $13,900. (248) 545-5210 313-964-8040 Black, fair Cond. 148k miles, windows, power locks, power mirrors, cruise Moonroof, leather, loaded, exc. GRAND AM 1995 SE - V6:4 dr., Merriman. (810)-359-8025 $1,500/best (734)595-3194 control, tilt wheel, air conditioning. #ES1651 PW cond. $16,799. (248) 626-1559 white, 83K, 1 owner, remote BEETLE, 1999 GLS. White, 5 BERETTA 1992, 99,000 miles, start, auto, loaded, new tires, SATURN 2000 LS-2 Sedan, dk. Speed, 24K mostly highway V6, $1880 or best offer. PONTIAC 1991 Grand Prix SE, FIARO 1988 5 speed, 9,000 $7,000. 313-350-0960 green/beige, 6 cylinder, loaded! miles, air, cassette, great cond. 248-363-7129 4 door, auto, 149K miles, $2000/ original miies, 1 owner, must 18,800 miles, 1 owner, non- $13,750 including 4 snow tires. best offer. 734-591-3838 GRAND PRIX GT 1997 - Great smoker, $14,500.313-441-4215 BUICK 1986 Century - auto, 4 see. Perfect. $9,900. (248) 737-4838 PONTIAC 1987, Safari wagon, (248) 328-8171 cond., loaded, 71,000 miles, cyl., air, new brakes, 104k, good $10,000. 248-645-9688 SATURN 1995 SC2 - black, air, BEETLE, 1999, GLS, yellow, car, $895/best. 734-397-1548 looks good, runs good. $1750/ FIREBIRD 1999 - black, gray exc cond, $5900/best. auto, black leather, moonroof, best, (248) 391-1504. interior. V6. T-tops. Monsoon GRAND PRIX 1997 GT. 47K (248) 362-4590 CD, heated seats, 33K mi, 1989 BUICK Century V6, auto, mites loaded, extended war- loaded, new tires. Runs & drives SUNDANCE 1994 - 2 door stereo system, great cond. $13,900. 248-589-8564 hatchback, auto, runs great. ranty. exc. cond.. S11.500 or SATURN 19S7 SC2. 48,000 exec. $1700/best. 313-255-5376 $ 15,500. Jennifer 248-593-6400 $1200. (248) 545-1830 best (734) 673-3215 miles, 5/yr warranty, red, BEETLE 2000 Turbo - 5 speed, FIREBIRD 1992 - convertible, leather, moonroof, premium dark blue, gray leather, CD & CARS FROM $500! TEMPO 1991 4cyl, auto, air, red, 5.0 L, all power, 37,600 GRAND PRIX GT 1997 50k sound, ABS/traction control,, more. 14.5K miles, $18,000. Police Impounds & Tax Repos. miles, $12,500. 734-721-8087 miles, 1 owner, Black. Excellent. stereo, low miles. Mint cond. loaded, $8900. 248 584-1319 313-565-9845 days Lists: 800-319-3323, x7375„ $1650. (519) 776-6548 $10,500. (248) 641-7825 313-617-3646 eves/wknds FIREBIRD FORMULA 1995, V8, o SATURN 1998 SLI - silver, auto, CHEVY CORSICA 1989 4 door, TOYOTA COROLLA 1986 - 66,500 miles, red, T-top, air, GRAND PRIX GT 1997 - 57,000 4 dr., air, remote entry, 46K, BETTLE 1999 - Red, only 40K alarm, cd player. $500 As is. miles, 4 dr., dark green, 5 speed, good transportation, stereo, cruise, power, exc. cond., great cond., $7995. Miles, Exec. cond. $13,500 (248) 258-6095 $11,000. (810) 826-8972 $550. (734) 459-8271 $9300/best - 734-699-2315 after 6pm: 734-721-6618 (248)706-0511 (810)558-7386 CHEVY 1992 Lumlna, 121,000 GRAND PRIX GTP 2000 black, TRACER 1991 - new tires, bat- FIREBIRD, 1994, full power, SATURN SL21993 Sedan - red, CABRIOLET 1990 - white, 105K miles, runs good, $1900. 2 dr., fully loaded w/ali extras, tery & alternator, $l550/best. Automatic transmission with four speed CD, 33.9K miles, like new, red, auto, pw/pl, cassette, air, runs mi. All options. $3800. (248) 879-0072. 20K miles, $19,250, or lease for (248) 646-4215, sequential sport shift, power package $8,150. 248-647-3061 great, $3900. 248-349-6246 248-948-2154 with sunroof, air conditioning, cruise con $333 248-363-0956 CHEVY PICK-UP 1971, corvette FIREBIRD 197S, 36,000 original TRANS AM 1985 - 106,000 trol, tilt wheel & more! #BB6241JW SATURN STATION WAGON CABRIO 1995 - original owner, engine, good parts truck, $500/ miles, mint cond. Asking $6700. GRAND PRIX 199 GTP • black, miles, 305, many options, needs 1996 Excellent Cond. $4500. leather, air, 5 speed, 60K miles, best. (313)541-5150 work, $1200/best. 734-367-0620 248-476-9329 4 dr., fully loaded, warranty, 32k, (248) 477-8795 $10,000. 248-760-3273 $16,000/best. (248) 588-6390 CHRYSLER 1989 Dynasty FIREBIRD 1994, red, t-tops, low VOLVO 1978 244 - Stfong CABRIO 1997 - White, convert- 95,000 miles, auto, air, stereo. miies, loaded, exc. cond., new GRAND PRIX gtp 1995, 76k SATURN STATION WAGON motor, new paint, $1200/Best,' AS '25 able, tan leather, all options. 40K Mint cond. $1250. 519-776-6548 tires. $6700. 248-347-2212 miies, Loaded, new brakes, tires, 1996 Excellent Cond. $4500. By 8-28-01 (248)420-9051 (248) 477-8795 miles. $14,000. (248)203-6795 sunroof, $8200- 734-453-9636 CHRYSLER 1987 LeBaron Sta- FIREBIRD 1998, V6, automatic, VOYAGER 1989 - 132K, tuned GOLF 1998 K2 Snowboard tion Wagon. All power, a/c. black, leather, ground effects, GRAND PRIX 2000 GTP, silver, SC2 1996 - Fully Loaded, sun at 120K, many new parts, air/ board still In plastic, 62K, all orig- 112k. $950/best. 1989 CHEVY loaded, 33,000 miles, stored win- 4 door, 23K miles, loaded, roof, 84K miles, black, exec, heat work, $1800, 734-513-6161; inal, loaded, superb cond., 6-CD Caprice Wagon, Al! power, a/c. ters, $15,900, 248-474-4779 $19,100. 248-661-0309 cond! $6,000 (810)776-4013 changer, new tires/brakes, 1 of 99k, $1850/best. Both good con- FIREBIRD 1996 - V6, auto, red, SUNBIRD 1994 Convertible - SC2 2001 - loaded, red, under 800. $11,250. (248) 336-2819 dition. 734-591-6424 (2 BLOCKS N. OF 8 MILE) • FERNDALE • 248-548-6300 T-tops, exc cond., 47,000 miles, blue w/black top, all power, 82K, 20K miles. $13,500. It's JETTA GL 2000 loaded, with CJ7 1978 V8, hard top & soft - frtcc plus tax, thle, documentation, destination & plaJe.On approved credit. S&f-fe ends 9/4/01 $9800. (734) 462-2929 $4990/best. (810) 567-3349 734-604-9195 sunroof, and sound system, low top. Runs good. $850. miles, $17,000. (734) 522-5644 all oooccaooccocoococococccco (248) 952-1853 CORSICA 1989 - V6, 4 dr., here! JETTA GLS TDI 2000 auto, 80K, runs great, $1500/ 5 Speed, ioaded, plus Monsoon best. (734) 844-0094 sound system. Must see! $17,500 (246)360-7719 CUTLASS SUPREME 1979 ©bserver Eccentric great shape but needs some JETTA 1996 - very good cond., work Best offer 313-541-5150 p.s, p.b, sunroof. Great car for student, $5000. 248-693-0216 DELTA 88 1989, dependable, "It's All ICK SCOTT NISSAN $1000. Pontiac J2000 1983, JETTA 2000 V6, loaded, sun- Looks great, new tires, 78,000 roof, 25,000 miles, $17,500. miies, new trans, needs brakes - About (248) 969-1165 $1000. 734-397-3476

JETTA 1994 - White. Security DODGE GRAND CARAVAN system. Blue book $5700. 1991 runs/looks great, V6, air, Results" Asking $5000. 248-933-6512 cruise, power windows & locks, $2000 (248)601-1806 n.n. i-mooai i aa i - t uoor, auio, moonroof, full pdwer $3000/ DODGE SHADOW, 1992, auto, wan- best. 734-427-4743. 93k miles, runs great. $1000/ best 248-6248-645-540' 8 800-579SELL PASSAT, 1994, GLX. 54K 2001 ALTIMA 2001 2001 miles, exc. cond., leather, sun- ESCORT 1996 - Cute little car, (7355) roof, $9,400. 248-476-3916 60K, $1995. TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566. ~ I GXE LTD. PATHFINDER MAXII ! PASSAT 2001 GLX - loaded/ Fax: ; mint cond. Silver/black leather, ESCORT 1990 GT - 5 speed, 734-953-2232 EDITION LE SE ! CD, sunroof, heated seats, new tires. $1500 or best offer. : more. $29,000. 248-661-6898 810-750-1640 Auto, air, pwrJwindows/locks/mirrors, CD, stereo, cruise, tilt, Air conditioning, entertainment system, tilt wheel, V-6, air, pwrJwindows/locks/mirrors, keyless entry, ABS, sec. obsBrver-ecceiitric.com; overhead console, split fold down rear seat, pnr.drivers seat, cruise control, pwr./windows/locks/mirrors/seats, system, AM/FM/cassJCD, Uin. alloy wheels, pwr. sunroof, pwr remote keyless entry, sec. system, sunroof & more. this one's loaded! drivers.seat, homeiink, auto dimming R/view mirror & more. WAS $19,963 WAS $36J 72 WAS $26, on ui 99 DUE AT APR^tel APR" INCEPTION AVAILABLE AVAILABLE 2001 Chevy Venture

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Auto, aircond., AM/FM/CD, first aid kit, tilt, cruise, tow Automatic, air conditioning, alloy wheels, AM/FM/CD, Automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM/CD, hitch, tubular side steps, pwr./windows/locks/mirrors, sliding Ft/windows, privacy glass, bucketseats, mats, pwr./windows/locks/mirrors, tilt wheel, cruise control, keyless w/sec. system, R/wiper, ABS brakes and more. bedliner and much more. keyless entry and much more. WAS $25,381 60 MONTHS • 0% FINANCING OFFER ENDS SEPT 10THI I - HURRY! ONLY 5 LEFT - S\s:u''r. 734-397-9900 DEMOS AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL SAVINGS WE'LL BE THERE 1-800-335' 40875 Plymouth Rd. nick ' At Haggerty Rd. • Across from Unisys'] 41840 MICHIGAN AVE. {2 BLKS. W. OF 1-275) CANTON www.LaRicheCHEVY.com *" Mon. & Thurs. 9-9 Tues., Wed., Fri. 9-6 Sat. 10-3 Lou LaRTchs PLYMOUTH 'Plus tax, title, license, dest. & DOC. Afi rebates to dealer, ""w/approved credit, based on term shown, rebates included where applicable, to get-total of payments multiply term by payment option to Sales Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 8:30am4pm; 1Ue., Wed., Fri. 8:30am-6pm 734 453-4600 purchase at lease end at pre-determined price, lessee responsible for excess wear & tear. Payment plus lax, 12,000 miles/year. Due at inception includes security deposit where applicable, first 'Price net $2000 rebate not eligible for 0% financing. Plus tax, license with approved credit. "payment, tax. cap cost reduction. Title & plates extra. Picture may not represent actual vehicle. +w/approved credit, certain restrictions apply. See Dealer for details. EXPIRES 9-4-01 SWITCH TO LaRICHE • SWITCH TO LaRICHE • SWITCH TO LaRiCHE • SWITCH TO LaRICHE