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fe^Kll^"'"'.'; «1992 Suburban CommuolcatKKii Corporaiio/i a w life of fear, pain DarrollCiom agony she has endured since she was Jf writer shot at 5:40 p.m. Jan. 15 at the Ran­ places som residence on Bakewell Street, Janice Ransom has lived in fear, /Southwest of the Wayne Road-War­ and faces •/steal pain and emotional distress ren Road intersection. ee she was shot three raonth3 ago She has Watched in fear as attqr^ _ h a .12-gauge shotgm ^ neys for her husband navef repeated­ MOST TRAFFIC ' •ler fear has stemmed from wqr* ly tried to conyinde 18th District. offenders will pay.'an additional i that her husband, Harry Wayne Judge Gail McKnIght to lower his $5 In fines, starting next Monday, nsom, who's charged with trying $250,000 cash bond. They tried again April 2"d. -.ill her, could be freed from jail. Thursday, though unsuccessfully. The extra money will be used I'm afraid that he would come af- Attorneys have focused on the 37-. for 4he State Police Secondary r me again," the petite 36-year-old year-old man's health problems. He Road Training program/said a man said. . has diabetes and Is awaiting a kidney Westland District Court . ler physical pain, caused by a sln- transplant. He had a quadruple heart spokesman. : shotgun blast that wounded her bypass several years ago. Attorneys The $5 was tacked on to p and stomach, has forced her to and friends have described his condi­ moving violation traffic fines by .ndergo four surgeries and spend 33 tion as potentially life-threatening. the state Legislature. lays in a hospital. She limps and be­ But Janice Ransom . wondered ; A court spokesmarrsald many comes tired if she stands for long pe­ Thursday why court proceedings and of the current fines will be riods. She can't return to Work. news reports have focused on her unchanged but the Increase will "I'm in almost constant pain," she husband's problems, overshadowing affect offenders convicted for the mental and physical torture she speeding, Insurance violations, ^aid. -' '•;.••. ' • has endured. . seat-belt violations and oth§rs. Her emotional distress has been shared by her parents, her two sons, "I'M THE victim, not him," she ages .14 and 17, and other family said quietly. "I'm the one who was members and friends. . shot. I'm in almost constant pain. I IN OTHER money haven't been able to work. I still matters, the Wayne-Westland "It's been really bard on my famk -have pellets coming out of me. I'll Family YMCA will hold its ly. This has hurt them a lot," she probably have pellets coming out of annual Invest in Youth dinner said. "•'•. me for the rest of nay life." April 30 to launch its annual In an 'interview Thursday, Ransom campaign to help low-Income spoke out for the first time about the Please turn to Page 2 families take part in Y programs. The dinner will honor Y .volunteers Jo Johnson and Hank Goudy for their contributions to the organization. The recognition Man found guilty dinner will be atffew Hawthorne Valley banquet hall, oh Merriman north of Warren/Tickets are $20 a jjerion. Call the Y at 721-7044 for tickets, in s -By-OawelLClim of three children,. 2¼-month, old THE WILLIAM Ford staff writer Marshal)., who was delivered several VocaUoTtal=Technieal£.enter In weeks early. Wcstland received $37,050 in Samih Saleh, accused of firing a "It's hard to look at Marshall and equipment recently, thanks to fatal shotgun blast into hl3 older think that he'll never get to see his Gcrber Scientific Products' brother's stomach, has been convict­ father because of that idiot (Samih educational donation program; ed of involuntary manslaughter by a Sateh),': she said.; The equipment Is an automated Detroit Recorder's Court jury. . Saml Saleh also left behind two lettering and design system, one Saleh wept as he was led from the older children in his 13-year mar­ of flve^iven away annually by courtroom afteFlhe Jury returned Its riage: Chad, 9, and Molly, 12. And he Gerber. The donation will verdict just before 5:30 p.m. Thurs­ had eagerly awaited the birth of his Introduce the center's design day, after deliberating most of the third child, Jane Saleh said. : students to state-of-the-art day. He could be sentenced up to 15 "He was ecstatic," she said. "This equipment, said a Gerber years in prison by Judge Gerald ine has been real hard." spokeswoman. Bledsoe Ford on May 1. Samifi Saleh had.denied killing his In reaching its verdict, the jury re­ older brother and blamed the death YOUNGSTERS 9 and jected a charge of first-degree mur­ oh an accident. In court testimony, younger will take part in the der that could have resulted in a life he said he only meant to scare Saml community's annual "Cottontail sentence for Saleh, 38, of Westland. Saleh with a .12-gauge shotgun be­ Hunt," featuring marshmallows, Saleh had testified that he shot his cause the older brother had made at 12:80 p.m., Saturday, at 46-year-old brother, Saml, by acci­ "macho" gestures toward htm. Central City Park, directly ART EMANU EL£/8teff photoflfaptw dent during an Aug. 4 dispute at the behind Bailey Recreation Center; defendant's Westland apartment. SALEH TESTIFIED that the shot­ f he.marshmallows will be Saml Saleh's widow, Jane, had gun slipped in his hand and acciden­ sprinkled on'the grounds, with Bunny brunch hoped for a murder conviction.' tally discharged when his brother came toward him in the hallway of 'separate, roped-off areas for Brittriey Marie Johnson, 16 months old, gets department and several civic groups will co- "I'm not real pleased, but there's different age groups. not much you can dp," she said. Still, Samih Saleh's Westwood Circle Apt. a pre-Easter treat by sitting In the Easter sponsor another holiday event, the annual she remained hopeful that Judge No. 204, on the southeast corner of : •- The event Is co-sponsored by "Cottontail Hunt," at 12:30 p.m. 8aturday at the recreation department, Bunny's lap during a "Brunch With the Bun* Ford will give Samih Saleh the max­ Joy andllix. Civltans, Cultural Society, ny" program held by the Westland recre­ Central City Park. imum 15-year prison term. But prosecutors pointed to festi- jaycees and Rotary. . ation department and the Civitan Club. The It still haunts Jane Saleh that her husband will never see his youngest PloasoturntoPago2

MADISON SCHOOL has named 12 students as its top ;"cHlzens of the month" for Neighbor to stand trial in sex abuse case •March. The students, honored for a.varlety of achievements, are By Darrell Clem Check, who has pleaded not guilty, could near Cheek's Falrchlld Street residence, West- In another case, 25-year-old Robert West of terry Osborne, Terrl Sagert stalf writer face a maximum sentence of 15 years In pris­ land police Sgt. Laura Moore said. Westland is scheduled to appear Thursday In NicoleShbtwell, April Grigowski, on If convicted. He is scheduled to be ar­ Wcstland police arrested Cheek In Hillsdale 18th District Court for a preliminary examina­ Jessica Saen?, Joshua Howe* A 64-year-old Westland man referred to as raigned April 23 In Recorder's Court. A trial County, where police said he had fled after he tion on a six-count warrant of first-degree Matt Berent, Ann Cox, Angela "the neighborhood grandfather" has been or* date will be set later. • had been accused of sexually abusing the criminal sexual conduct. Elliott, Samanta Snabes, Jeremy dercd to stand trial' on a charge he sexually young girl. ' 'Kapla and Shannon Gouitas abused a 3-year-old girl he was baby-sitting. Check has been charged with two counts of Cheek remained In the county Jail Friday on Like Cheek, West has been charged with sex­ Robert Kenneth Cheek, 64, was bound over second-degree criminal sexual conduct on a a 120,000 cash or surety bond on each of the ual abuse involving a girl he was baby-sitting. •two counts, meaning he would have to post The charge Involves oral sex, attempted Inter­ MARIA DKROSIA of for trial in Detroit Recorder's Court after he March 11 warrant accusing him of molesting waived a preliminary examination Thursday the 3-year-old girl while baby-sitting hen The $40,000 to be released. On Thursday, McKnIght course and attempted sodomy with ari 8-year- Westlarid is one of 31 recipients rejected a motion to reduce the bond.v , .. old girl, Moore has said. of a Karla'Schcrer Foundation before 18th District Judge Gall McKnIght. incident occurred at a residence on a street scholarship. She Is a lin John mmmrdmmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmm GlehnHIgh Sctiool padua^ whr attends the University of MichlgJfn-Dearborn whw sh* it what's inside Studying business administration Deputy school chief ready Roping to receive a degre* m finance and accounting .Classifieds. . ,Scc. B.C.D SPRING.., ^Tthe schoUrshlpe are awarrfH Auto ...... Soc.D to women pursuing «n Crossword .50 Undergraduate degree or Employment . . Soc. C,D It's time f6r fixing to accept Flint job offer graduate business degree wahsr indox...... 40 up, cleaning & empb&sls on finance or Roalestato. . , Soc. n,C Dy Darroll Clsm Waync-Wcstland district. Economics. Community Calendar . 7 A Improving. staff writer Svltkovlch said he expects to reach a firm decision Sports . 1C this week on whether.to accept the post for.$85,000, Waync-Wcstlnnd's deputy school superintendent, little more than an'oarllcr $82,000 offer he rejected In. - STEPHEN IMI.ON of Street Scono...... 8A Chock out tho the Gibraltar district. Tasto ....'• 1B Thomas Svltkovlch, Is close to accepting a Job offer to Weatland, a Schoolcraft CAHI**- sorvlcos in our become superintendent of the Carmen-Alnsworth dis­ However, Svltkovlch has Indicated that the frlngo culinary arts student, received a Travol . . 0A trict In Flint. benefits offcred In the 5,200-student Carmen-Alnsworth silver medal for his cold platter district will make his earnings there comparable to his and f Ivc-courso hors doewvr** Svltkovlch Is expected this week to rcctlvc a pro­ NEWSLINE . . .591-2300 *o posed contract from tho Carmen-Alnsworth school salary In Waync-Wcstland. professional division. WEEKENDS. . .853-2104 . TW competition wa* held «t baud, though ho said the two sides have virtually The Observer learned of Svltkovich's plans from a 8P0RTSUNE . .953-2104 reached agreement on Issues of salary and fringe bene­ letter he sent to Wayne-Westland school board mem­ Uw Culinary Sakw CIRCULATION competition at the Hyatt Regency .691-0500 HOMC & SfftVItt fits. bers, telling them It appears he will accept the new iftDearborn. CI.A88IFIF.D. . .5910900 "At this time I believe that the contract will meet my post. However, he has promised to fulfill his local con-. . oum expectations," Svltkovlch said Friday, one day after the y«IJmUMlWUli»L''l!>'W^»»'»W»'^Wff

carrier of the month No vvithdra\A/als, board raceof 8 ison By Darnell Clem CANDipATE STEVEN Llnd of Wayne has al­ FRANCIS "BUD". Winter, a Canton Township ••; staff writer ready come under fire from some, critics, who , resident and former Wayne Memorial High School ]'} have accused him of leading an unsuccessful re­ principal, has called for efforts (o return Wayne-v 1 '•;.•; VVestland 'Elgbt candidates competing for two Wayne- call of Chorbagiah and board members Andrew Westland to the "lighthouse district" It once was ' Weslfand school board seats are preparing for a Splsak and Leonard Posey In hopes of winning & and said his top priority (s improving classroom Ryan Jorjistone;has.been named Ryan Johnstono showdown in tha June 8 ejection. • '•'.•" Vboardseat, ••';•'. ,'.>' -^./. • *•«: Instruction, not."petly personal pontics^' \ the Westland ObierveVs Carrier of None of the board.hopeful* decided to. pUU out But Lind stated other reasons for his election. Winter had been widely rumored as a potential the Month for April, of the race &s the deadline for withdrawing bid, sa"ying:the board has let money issues pyer-V: candidate before Announcing his Intentions April •: >•'• Ryan is 13, son of Sandy and Linda passedpn Thursday afternoon,said Eleanor Harr-- .'power education. Lind has .been highly criticalof e. • :''••' -• ' • '''.••••.'•• '".'• :-'"•'''•>:: "•• - :.- •'; -:-^-^- Jphnstone and a seventh grader.at Inglon, the school district's election olflcj'a'1. va board-appro"ved contract that last year gave . Westland resident Richard LeB|a*np, a General : Stevenson' Junior High'; School In "All eight are go,''she sa^d Friday. . • * ; teachers an 11 ^P^rcent raise over twoyeare.; • •, Motofs'Corp,"empToyee, ha3 palled for a district;: Westla,nd. v : ,/].':•,• '•-'•;' «-\ v: •: The candidates — most of whorrj havetteen pre­ ' :"The current board has put too.much emphasis mas\er pljn to.irnproye school performance. ':• The .carriers favorite'school .Sub­ viously involved In district poiiUcs -' represent a ;: on money .'.They haye^lotpu.t enough emphasis OD*. "1 think We need tb'lmplement this'plan, ey'aiu- • '•" jects are English and math, which ^strongly diverse group In what has the potential to what should "matter most — the poor quality: Of ate it and then modltyit a's needed," he.^lck/'The helped him,win'a high score on the become a fierce battle for two seats how occupied'; education that weare'showlng," Lind said Friday.' board needs a coheslve'philosophy. We've hot seen "Michigan. Education Assessment by board president Sylvia Kozorosky-Wlacek and : ; John Albrecht of Westland.has .launched, ah In­ that yet Hopefully that will include taking a look >-:-: Program (MEAP) tests< After school, longtime member Kathleen Chorbaglftn. tense campaign inhopesof avoiding being defeat-. at new programs that will improve'academic per- ': he likes basketball, R.C. racing, and 'The president has launched a campaign for. re­ :ed again Inhis second consecutive board race. AI- formance:";; *:-:'vi> ."/•*.- • '...-"v* •'."...-.-]. water skiing. After graduation, he it'iH. ^ V /? election, ending speculation over whether, she brecht, an independent financial consultant, has Already, LeBlanc has had to combat rumors- plans to attend college and possibly would eriter the race. Chorbaglan, however, plans already held a fund-raiser and begvtn courting.vot- _< that his wife is a school district employee. She Ls^ . law school; ' to step down after nearly 10 years, meaning at • ers. .'..-.'. •'•;;•: •'•.-•••.••'-'- ; not. And to avoid a repeat of last year, when hex The part of his route that he likes least one nori-incumbeht will be elected . . -v "I'm working quite, a bit harder," he said. Al- . the most is earning his own moneyi "The'-fMdrof candidates competing for. four-year lost a board race, fieplan s to organize a core of brecht described himself as an Independent who supporters and possibly hold fund-raisers, though; . The skills he has developed are re­ terms Is. dramatically smaller than the 19 hope-; . could help stabilize a politically divided board. : sponsibility and money manage­ fuls who entered last yeart race, In which voters -Westland candidate Kenneth Raupp, an outspo­ he doesn't want''apolitical machine." . - ' ment, Ryan s*id that other young­ ousted three incumbents, /" ken board critic who supported the recall effort, sters can benefit from a paper route MICHAEL FLEMMING, a;Westland resident; One of those Incumbents, Mathew McCusker, also hopes to overcome a loss In last year's elec­ and University of Michigan pre-law student, has by learning how to develop responsi­ has launched a bid to return to the board. The tion. He has cited better money management as a bility and Independence. • -./'.; / . '"..:'v :'^;v^Jfev^li'i ' Westland resident and longtime Ford Motor Co. suggested that his age, 21, would make him a via-; lop concern. •'"•'••' :.:- ble board member because he could serve as a , . • .*-••-. -.s. ..••,'. ...>-. t i-.'. • , I employee had been widely rumored as a candi­ To save.money, Raupp has suggested that the role model for students. : II you want to be a date for months. board hire more private contractors to perform Westland Observer McCusker lost his re-election bid last year when district services — a move that he said could dra­ Flemming,' also a. lawn care worker, has said carrier, please call voters elected Lauriel Ralsanen and Vicki Welty matically jeduce expenises. Raupp, like Lind, has he's discouraged by the factional fighting on the; for two four-year terms and Fred Warmbier for a been fiercely opposed to board members who ap­ board, which he said he would try to stop as a 591-0500 two-year term. proved the teacher salary raises. board member. •

Shooting leaves victim Brother convicted of : and had appealed to the jwy to ac­ Continued from Page 1 photographs of their father's funeral, said.- ; ••'•••• said a longtime family friend, The defendant telephoned police quit Saleh. .."••:••' facing constant torment morty In which the dying brother told Nalem Zeidan, who was there. Sarhin about the shooting and Initially told "He is. hot" a. murderer ".'Khoury.: police, "My brother got mad at rrie Saleh had recently returned from the them that bis brother had shot him­ said. •: • '.•.'; But Jane Saleh said her husband Continued from Page 1 ...-. forced Judge McKnlght on Thurs- and shot me." funeralthat had been held in the self while cleaning the gun. He later dayto agalB postpone a prellmi-. The shooting occurred at 11:48 Salehs' homeland.of Lebanon/ changed his story. .'-._" had lODg feared that Samih Saleh: She's already been told she'll nary examiriatlon that will deterr p.m. Sunday, Aug. 4, after the broth­ . Zeidan had his back turned .to the : Defense attorney Edward Khoury would commit a violent act. ..- have to undergo more surgery in a mine if Ransom should be tried oh ers had laughed and cried, for about brothers when the shooting occurred had described the Salehs" relation­ "He always said Sarnlh was a time year. ./ a charge of assault with intent to 45 minutes as .they looked at family in the hallway of the apartment, he ship as "warm, friendlv b Womb," she said. ; The Ransoms were getting a di­ murder. He.could be sentenced to vorce, but both were living in the life in prison 1 f convicted. PjBtiiawK]rK.t": same house when Janice Ransom In January, Ransom stood mute was shot. She told Westland police in court and a charge of not guilty Svitkovich ready to accept her husband just walked in the was entered for him. He has re­ house and fired the gun at her. mained in the.cbunly jail. His next appearance In court will be on The husband's attorneys have Thursday, April 30, for a com­ superintendent job otter raised questions in court.about his petency hearing, by which time the. mental competence at the time. Continued from Page 1 Memorial High School, where he be­ forensic report is expected to be came assistant principal In 1969. Ransom h$s undergone a psychia­ received. tric evaluation at a stale forensic tract, which expires June 30. In 1977, he became Stevenson's .; In the meantime, Janice Ransom principal — a position he held until center In Ypsitantl, and attorneys waits — and hopes — that the jus­ ore awaiting a report. . : SVITKOVICH HAS been leading being named John Glenn principal In tice system doesn't forget her re­ the .16,000 Wayne-Westland district 1980. In 1984, he was. appointedT to The delay in receiving the report peated message: "I'm the victim." since Superintendent Dennis b'Nellt the central pifice. stepped down Nov. 4, citing health "Certainly I'm going to miss the problems such as hypertension. staff," he said..','-. O'Neill won't be returning to his job, Svitkovich Is among the applicants amid pressure from a board "majori­ seeking O'Neill's position. When WJrstlaufc LEARN ty tdfetire. . asked what he would do If he became The ,Wayne-Westland board ex­ a finalist in a nationwide search, he ©bseruer CPR/ pects to have a new superintendent said, "I haven't quite thought about . (USPS 663-530) lined up before Svltkovlch's depar­ that." ... ture. The board hopes to choose a However, the Wayne-Weslland Published bvery Monday and Thurs­ new leader by mid-May.- Patrol beats day by Observer & Eccentric* News­ PLEAS10 board isn't expected to consider fi­ Svitkovich, 49, started his 28-year nalists for several weeks, and Svit­ papers, 36251 Schoolcrall. Llvonfa, : -Weolifc^o.irKj Police Chief Mike Frdyer (left) and Sgt. Mike ferry display Ml 48150. Secood-class postage Wayne-Westland career as a junior kovich is expected to have to give KedC/o^iCPRccKjr',e. high math teacher in 1964, In 1967, some of the 95 stuffed teddy bears to be given to children paid at Llvo'rtla; Ml 48151. Address Carmen-Ainsworth an answer this in traumatic situations, such as auto accidents or abuse ail.malt (subscription,'change ol ad- Amerjcan Red Cross he began teaching math at Wayne week. - . dross. Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, cases, to help calm fherrh The bears, donated by the Wost^ Livonia, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- t+.-nfmmu^m* land Jaycees, were presented to police by the clty'ajjom- 0500. •'•'."• miinity development director Wednesday during its Child ; HOME DELIVERY SERVICE Abuse Prevention Mpnth open liouse at Dofsey Communi­ .Newsstand :_; . vpercopy;50c Small in size, Carrier ..... monthly.$300 ty Center. The 'department also wants other civic groups Mai). . ,., , . .yearly, $55.00 big hi reaefcu or businesses to donate to the program so more teddy AH advertising published In the bears can be bought. Westland Observer Is. subject to the 0 & E CLASSIFIEDS JtrJLG€lS©5 »a-MI JLilllJl -•-IJIMM.)!« x+MBtUm conditions stated In the applicable • »x^»Jitit4 m\\ii 15125 Farmlngton Road, Livonia. Present; Joseph Laura, Richard McKnlght,- U« tnie o( lk* iltm co wlkd }« rigtt lo tcctfl'c* re)«l «n> « lU W» la »hc!« U b j*rt »5d to wilve lay , Ir.fcrrraljti« «k»ml«rr,t*1i] TJIL Prof>*.i!» r.:>M bo f Lln-.HI«1 to t>,« c/flc* cf O* City C\n I \-xHc4 W tr< Cily Htll. tKO MhMkl'H Ro>4, Oit&s Oly, MkW|«n, tl 115. tt <* befet• the Board the Release of All Cialms In case No. 91-100798 - NO. Ayes; Laura, ,* Medical 11 » • n, 1-xil prewlllr.jU.-M, Af rU It, I»>J «1 »kl(h linn \tej will t« f-ciJlcly &f«r<.J »>J mi »lc«.l McKnlght, Roach,Sari,Tancill, Thoidcrson, Wattm. Nays: None. Prc^<"Jll i>;«tl b( lubtnlltci fof it* crwpHK (mx'.iKiM o( til llbor, rrnlttitU, »o4 (r,t![ovxt for lU Reports from the Superintendent: Dr. Marloelll reported on the following topics: •* Graphics cty^tivxtko ofl>/< (*!'/» UiW j^1«lf.»l lt«(nl of »Mk *r>d tfftcilmJlt ij-j.iUUa. S4«OjlRck l»lf ' Starting today! Budget Development Process, Call to Action by the MN Committee, Strategic •^Business R*nw«tR'pU«n«L'iof«>JC«>rr«i «.l»lf. Planning Process, MAISL meeting, HB 4163 by Rep. Keith. trjtill»*PVCDr»lfil1()« iMIf. Redforcl union . Board Committee Reporls: Reports were heArd from the following Board Com­ • i< Computers Moiify Wti'st To'.l Ixtls SyiUm 1 >* A Hotel/Hospitality lMLill(k p't\ d.:* Pearson Education Center -k Building Trades oflk.«>>|lwxi>fa. Inc, tit K.C*',f,NorUirtll*,MkVtm4II6T. appreciation of calls and letters regarding the. budget cut*, partnership between CAH.II«Jt»O)IT0RK,«:VJlVKASK7 0FBIDDLV0rXK\WMS " Ford Transmission Plant and Livonia Public Schools and calU regarding A roll­ TRAIN FOR THE JOB R!iH!?|o>y U c^lw'l Uwt t><* tVjlrycr t(.:o f>»jmyv rtfu.Mit!« fo»ot JU M \*t ings Increase. Kt DOCSMCIJ «111 b* rci!M to f*wp«t]v« tt*Vr« OfCfl roqu«l, icKmpttiti ly tn tWlttaul mill!r| n Adjournment: It was moved by Thordereon and supported by Ssrl that the meet­ IN YOUR FUTURE Irt of 1$ M ofr Kt, r*n rrfcrvjttle No b'.W:r| dcctnynU *A11 U mtlU^four(t)diy ('X>. MJIJIUI io4 Pcif«m»(K« Ikrti »1H b» roquirfrd. Walters. Nays; None. ,- , AH PWicn ceil |IUDJ • i!!« lMp«llo« wiftlirMi* Jflor tfl tVe HI eip

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•OHN GLENN High School recently continued its record of. being one of the top schools in donating blood to the American Red Cross. There were 141 pints donated by students and several staff members in the blood drive held at the school with eight others turned away for various reasons. [^^-:¾¾¾^ One factor which helped boost the total, said a school spokes­ woman, was the cancellation of a track - meet scheduled for that day. The cancellation enabled the athletes to donate blood. Red •'. Cross guidelines prohibit people who have a strenuous activity from donating blood, the same .day;'.....' ••''

The school holds two blood drives a year for the Red Cross, Red Cross nurses stack which has frequently'alerted the empty containers at the public there is.a low supply of high school's blood drive. blood in theDetroit region.

John Glenn High student Jamie Buford (left) has his blood pressure checked by registered nurse Lisa Staff photos by Art Emanuefe Zimmer during the recent blood drive. Sheila Mounts (above) donates blood with the help of registered nurse Sonla Fry.

Students created a Westland emergency vehicle out ot eggs and a carton for the Witdwood School Easter egg COOL KIDS decorating contest. STEP LIGHTLY

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Yes. we manure children's ., feet when.fitting, tlxm . with sandals. H makes-'.all. tht difference in the . • • world. From our collection: Students tak rack : For girh...white, plum or floral print 'Swat Pea '. into art by Stride R/fe* Sizes -i-S. $2.0, 9.-f 2, S22; f3-3, 524 Wildwood Elementary Schopl stu­ For boys.>.blue .or '-purple •. dents and PTA held an "cgg-citlng" 1 project last week. - Ska Drifurhy Sperry It was the PTA's third annual • Rubber softs, heavy Easter egg decorating contest, which attracted entries resembling nylon straps. Sizes (Of2, "Wayne's World" lead characters, a football field and . other current and. ii'-4, $25. themes. There were ribbons given to the top three contestants In each of the school's seven grades with all 122 contestants getting free gold fish from a local pet store and free tick­ ets to the school's upcoming fun fair. Judges were Mayor Robert Thom­ as; Norlne Blake, Waync-Wcslland school district associate superintend­ ent for curriculum; Westland Police DARE (Drug Abuse Reduction "l-^/J through Education) Officer Terry ;, Donahue; and Westland Firefighter u . ) p \x v'' A\ Scott Lucas. Merchants donating prlr& to tho winners were North Hardware, K , J.r \ \X/ * V\\ 20lh. Century Pets, and the Wayne Road McDonald's.' -.- Following are the top winners In "-•- •' ' ''>>V*' *•• « each grade, listed In order: Kindergarten: Jacob Falrchlld, Julie Santo and Sarah Makae. \v- K • S) -••• ---^ IN^"" "JU^-^W First grade: Matt Smlthcrman, Stephanie Dlglow and Jack Mahcr. * \ \/ - Second grade: Kim Curtis, Mclyln

Rcham and Andrea Donawlck. ^i^.V,.*" Third grade: Matt Schlllerstrom, Krlstcn Irvine and Brian Stclr. Fourth grade: Corrino Garrett, Janlne Santo and Andrea Burns, Fifth grade: Jenny Curtis, Erin photoj by Ar\T EMANUtie/stotf photoaupfcw Jaecfeonk Goyt and Ricky Pate. Sixth grade: Jason Manning, Ka- trlnaBorg and Megan Brady. Wildwood School oturionls showing off tholr tlrat placo ribbons In tho Easier egg contest aro Jneon Manning, Jacob Falrchlld, Vc >-clcor.-c Junlnoru ("h.«ii;e JiJ Afccricin Vvprc^' First place winners received o Stiep until 9 pni. nrv "Unjruliy jrul t"fi>l.-»v. Until <> pm. on MonHjy. Tuc«-J\y, ^Writ<• in>l S.Mi:ulsv. soflball. Second and third place Matt Smlthcrman,'Kim Curtis, Matt Schllletrom, Corrino Gnr- Sliop Sunday Nco;> to 5 (in winners received assorted prlrcs. rolt and Jenny Curtis. 4A(W) O&F. Monday, April 13, 1992 School switch Five Westland coiiples had their requests rejected Wednesday to.be Included In the Livonia school district. V. .7/ wasn't proven that there The Wayne County Regional Educational Service' Agency, unanimously rejected the request, following' would tie any educational difference' earlier 'similar actions by the Livonia and Wayne-West: : •:.". between the two districts and'no : : land school boards/' •.'.'•"'. '.*'H -.'',' "•-•' case was made* for Justifying the > The five couples live on the south side of'Cowan near : Wildwood and on the Wayne-Westland district side of '. request.' : ';":./•'•'• -^7^:^--- -7- the boundary belvjeen the two school system^. ,; ; *'•" ':,%:•':. '-'-'7¾ '•••\ V 7:^:7 ;/:7':.'' 7/ x r property taxes-drop through the.switching: otdistnlcts. '' problems in recent .years In part because it b an in-; He said the couples don't have students in the Wayner • formula district which'depends on stiie revenues for a./ Westland district.,:;..' -^,:];-'•>:'•<• 7. •,-;:._: ; V; -; : large part of its budget; y- '' ' '.-..': \; • ; .''; .-V Mary Kauper, Way he County RESA spoXeswoman, said the county board rejected the request because ''it the Livonia district is an out^of-fprtnula district and wasn't proven that there wouid be any educational dif­ ; isn't dependent on theI slatefor funds. .-' . • : ference''.between the two districts and :"no case was'. \ The Wayne-WfsflanddistHct, which had: voters 'ap­ made" for justifying the request. _' '—' '••*•' . proved a 7.75 tax rate Increase 10 months ago, has one The Wayne-Westland district'has had serious money of the highest rates in the state. .

Rocketry was a very popular nesses and civic organizations" for teaching tool back in the 70's, but help. For a donation of $50." said over the years the interest seemed to 'We are appealing to Deschaine; wane. .'.'•.'.. .'• ; ••'-. - •':• local businesses and ''We will build a rocket around the Now Adams Junior High School, motif of/your business or brganlza-. civic organizations for : on Palmer near. Venoy in Westland, tion. The rocket will then go on dis is reviving the hobby among its stu­ help/ play "In^ur school and will be dents:. . ..' . "~ '-r. Thomas Deschaine launched at all club meets and com­ Principal Walt Durant feels any­ science teacher petitions..; ART EMANUElE/»taMpbotOQrapb«r thing that helps keep kids off the "It's a great way to advertise and streets and Interested in school is it will help out the youth of. Adains-: Eating for a Good Cause very beneficial to the community: :. JuniorHigh." . -• '•".'-': .-.. -The expense involved is a little purchasing his or her own rocket, : About $1,000 has. been donated to Detroit-area Honor Society. The handcrafted,bowls, filled high for junior high students/ said but they depend on cteb-equipment Businesses or civic organizations groups that feed the hungry and homeless, with chili or soup, were made by students and science teacher Thomas Deschaine. and supplies to finish and launch his who might be interested imsupport- thanks to Franklin High School teachers and taken home by the diners. "Empty Bowls" is a But once the club has obtains its project, he said. . ing the activity may call the Des­ students who donated $10 and attended an nationwide project designed to fight hunger in initial equipment and supplies, stu­ To keep the club from folding, the chaine at 595-2377 or send a check "Empty Bowl" luncheon April 8-at the school. the U.S. The school serves the northeast cor­ dents will be able to support the club students came up with a "Sponsor A to: Adams Junior High School, c/o The luncheon was sponsored by the National ner of Westland. ___:__ through fund-raisers. Rocket" program. Thomas J, Deschaine, 33475 Palmer, Each student: is responsible for "We are appealing to local busi­ Westland 48185.

local programming oncahteTV ...The Westland Cable TV/Community Relations De-' 9:30 p.m. Puna Submarine Canyon FRIDAY SUNDAY partment has announced 'the following schedule for Channel 8. ' • WEDNESDAY -' 6 p.m. Artist Profile (Sports Artist) 6 p.m. Artist Profile 6:30 p.m. Occupations and Avocations (Cooking) 6:30 pm-Occupations and Avocations : MONDAY - 5 p.m. Artist Profile . 7 p.m, Travel the USA ; 7 p.m. Travel the USA ; 5 p.m. Town Meeting 5:30 p.m; Occupations and Avocations 7:30 pjTi. Puna Submarine Canyon • 7:30 p.m. Puna Submarine Canyon 6 p.m. City Housing Commission Meeting 6 p.m. Travel the USA 8 pm Headliners ("Rivethead" Author) 8 p.m. Cable Commission Meeting 7 p.m. Artist Profile (Sports Artist) .6:30 p.m.. Puna Submarine Canyon ... 8:30 p.m. City Department Update (Low Interest Loans) 9p.m.T.B.A. / 7:3(1 p:m. Occupations and Avocations (Scott Winfrey on 7 p.m. Headliners •. 9 p'.m> Cable Commission Meeting 10 p.m. Headliners Cooking) 7:30 p.m. City Department Update lOpmT.B.A.. : 10:30 p.m. City Department Update 8 p.m. Travelthe USA 8 p.m. Town Meeting 8:301 p.m. Puna Submarine Canyon 9 p.m.City Housing Commission Meeting' 'Following is the public access channel (i8) program­ 9 p.m. Headliner ("Rivethead" Author Ben Hamper. ming, also subject to change, for the week: 9:30 p.m. City Department Update (Low Interest Loafys) THURSDAY SATURDAY Monday: Seed to Green, 6 and 9 p.m. and 1 a.m.; Reach­ ing and Teaching, one hour later. TUESDAY 5 p.m. Headliners ("Rivethead" Author) \ 6p.m.ifeadliners Tuesday: Cutting Room Floor, 6 and 9 p.m. and 1 a.m., 5 p.m. Headliners. 5:30 p.m. City Department Update {Low Interest Loans): 6:30 p.m. City Departrnetit.Update Model Railroad Open House, one hour later. .'.'- 5:30 p;m. City Department Update 6 p.m.. town Meeting 7 p.m. Cable Commission Meeting Wednesday: Message of Grace, 6 arid 9 p.m. and 1 a.m.; 6 p.m. Town Meeting 7 p.m. City Houusing Commission Meeting 8p.m.T.B.A. The Good News Show, one hour later. 7 p.m. City Housing Commission Meeting 8 p.m. Artist Profile (Sports Artist) 9 p.m. Artist Prof iie Thursday: We the People, 6 and 9 p.m. and 1 a.m., Town 8 p;m. Artist Profile 8:30 p.m;'Occupations and Avocations (Cooking) j:30 p.m. Occupations and Avocations -Talk, one hour later 8:30 p.m.Occupations and Avocations 9 p.m. Travel the USA 10 p.m. Travel the USA . Friday: Due to the Good Friday holiday, there will be no 9p.m.trayeltheUSA * 9:30 pm. Puna Submarine Canyon 10:30 p.m. Puna Submarine Canyon . programming. "*""

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MINUTKS , ' . ' . BOAUD OF EDUCATION Livonia Public Schools ..'.'•' 15125 Farmington Road \ Special Meeting Self-esteem, shouldering responsibility and learning respect are certainly not unique to boys.' Neither are the difficulties a AprlU, 1992 child has in buifdingihese characterislicstn today's world. That's why BoysvUle \velcomesgtrls into iheir treailmentprpgrams.- Thego - Vice President Laura conv«t>cd tht meeting at 8:00 pm , In the board Room, programs range from in-home family treatment to residential care to supervised independent living. Although our name hasn't 15125 Farmlngton Road, I.lvonla. Memben Pratol: Joseph Laurs. Marjorie Roach, Patricia Sari, Pat Tancill, changed in the last 43 years, almost everything else at Boysville has changed for Including girls. Richard Thoderson, Jamrs Watters. . Member Late: Richard McKnlght (8:10 pm.) To find out how you can help us at Boysviile, please contact * Approval of Bond Sale:- It was moved by Dr. Thordcrson and supported by Mr. McKnlght that the Board ". Rita Montgomery Grezlik at (313) 569-6630 of Education adopt the resolution contained in the document presented by our bond counsel, Thrun, Maatsch, and Nordberg.and approve the sale of the bonds specified to Kemper Securities Group. (Copies of the official resolution and Bond Purchase Agreement will be filed In the official minute book and the bond file.) Ayes: Laura, McKnlght, Roach, Sari, Tancill, Thodcrson, Walters WHERE FAMILIES BEGIN AGAIN. Nays: None itp Adionrment: It was moved by Mr. McKnlght and supported by Mrs. Sari that the meeting be adjourned. " Vice President Laura adjourned the meeting at 8:25 p.m. Boysville rvMu!>'Apctill,l»>l •

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ByWaynaPoal. • Today reporter — added fire to an 8tarl Writer already heated debate over the press and privacy. Thattis because,the test screens- Shirley Gach's heart wept put to ^THIS HASN/T been the easiest By Wayne Peal fore giving blood, to detejrrrdne If 1 staff writer•••...'• their"'.'.lifestyle puis .thein Vmbng blood for antibodies', not'Hiy Itself. •' Arthur Ashe as she,watched the fdrv year..to be a reporter," said John those'at-high risk :'for contracting v- Researchers aVen't, In agreement mer tennlastar on the! evening news. Llndstrorh,. Detroit chapter presi­ \i X Tennis legend Arthur .Ashe's reve- AIDS Donors can also discreetly at­ on how long.that period lasts; •'[ Perhaps better thin anyone, Gach dent of the. Society for Professional >: lation last week, that he-cohtracted tach a' bar code to the 'plastic .ba'g 'Sorrte health officials believe It and her husband, Philip, knew the, Journalists.••' •:';•/;• V *•.'•'/-.-'-• ;-- pain Ashe and his/arolly felt at that. . AfbS, t'hrougb ti blood transfusipn containihg t|ieir sample, further hoi "could taRe six months to brie year for' %te Gach family's decision to'' . sparfred new concern over tie safety : tifying RedvCross offlclals'of poten­ antibodies' to Surface. Red Cross offi­ moment. \ •'•'. ".'• .'.-•". • •<; .; .. •'-.''•shar e the details/of their ion's life ' of the'nation'sblqod supply.. \> tial contamination: '•-.""- ;••' cials; believe' the period; ts much -• The Birmingham couple went pub- and death was applauded by Blr- But local health professionals say ":-.: Laboratory tests are also conduct-: shorter. ;"I'd say four weeks to_ six r "You have to remember thl» He. recently with the news their 27- rmngharri Eccentric reporter Helen risk of similar infection, while pres* ed on all blood sampres,* Bloods is mo'riths'i" Coroillie said.'. . . •".'," • year-old son had died of AIM, volun­ •Niemlec.^ho brought the story.to/• happened.'ja long tlrhe^go," tarily sharini the information with :-. ent, remains smilK screened for both H1V-1, the AIDS- The state health ^department re­ said Dr. Donald Lawrenchuk, •.''readers,'-.-••'.••' '-'•/•;' . V- causing virus most common in the ports 48 people ; have contracted' area media in hope it would build un­ "Because tnere's so much rhlsln-. "You haye to remember thU hap­ Wayne County medical direc­ pened a long time ago," said Dr. y.S.ahdHIV-2. = ' AIDS through transfusions — two; derstanding. • formation and prejudice, for soroe- Donald Lawrenchuk, Wayne County HIV-2, more common in Africa, percent of all Michigan AIDS pa­ tor. "Today, blood U "We went public not only to build /one to come forward like this — it medical director. -Today, blood is isn't yet considered a major threat in tients. All but one were linked to acreeried." compassion for AIDS victims but for helps," Nlemlecsaid. homosexuals," she sald screened." ; '; "--.". this country transfusions given before 1985, the State statistics only record those r But what of people, like Ashe, who Ashe Is believed to have contract­ DepsS te precautions, contaminat­ other.to a transfusion given early, with fullblown AIDS- What, isn't While Ashe said be contracted would rather keep such details pri­ ed .AIDS during one of two heart ed blood could get through. . that year. Statistics are'for the state known, is how many people contract-. AIDS through a blood transfusion, vate? ... •/••''•--•; bypass operations he underwent be­ "There is a window of vulnerabili­ only. There is no breakdown for the nature of his announcement — Wayne or Oakland counties. Please turn to Page 12 prompted by questions from a USA^ Please turn to Page 12 tween 1979 and 1983/ Red Cross ty," Lawrehchuk said.: ;- blood screening began in 1985. = VWE GO to great lengths fo pro­ tect the blood supply," said Mark " Corniilie.of the'American Red Cross distribution center for southeastern ; Michigan. Based in Detroit, the cen­ ter distributes blood to all area hos- .' pitals. ; Blood donors are questioned be­

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• WHY WEIGHT meets 7:30 p.m. the second Friday of • BASEBALL TRY0UT8 Fair," to be presented by Mau reen ;'•"• Mondays — Why Weight, a sup­ each month In the Westland Hlstori-, Monday aad Tuesday, April 18;H Shlffman, Is scheduled fo/ 2 p.m. in commUnltyc port group for adults In ther process cal, Cultural and" Meeting, House - *-;Tbe Garden City Youth Athletic the Noble Library, 32901 Plymouth of losing or maintaining weight;, (formerly the RoweHous>), 37025 Association will bold baseball Road: Register at the library. 421- Non-profit groups. ^hoO!d mail ite.rns forth'e calendar lo the Marquette. The group Informs cltl- : : ; meets at 7 p.m.ln Garden City Hos­ tryouts at 6 p.m, for 13' and Uyear- .6600./ :':.;,;, .'.' ' • -:['.'' Observer, 36^51. Schoolcraft, Livphta, Ml. 48,150. The date, pital, Room 3 la the basement, 6245 tens of Important Issues regarding olds who waut'to compete on the Lit­ the community schools. Call Dave : time and place of the eyent:shouid be included, alo.n'f| with'-: < Inkster. Road at Maplewood** Call > tle^; taesarV.Travel team at City • PWP MEETING. , 721;6824. ;i ;.;;-; '..': "; Y Morantyat729-1748. .;, ; \-\ Park, on Cherry Hill east of Merri- Friday, April 24 ~ Parent*. With­ the name and 'phone? number: of 'someone: whb" can, be - k ;i ; : reached during business hours to^clarify jnf(jrr]jajbn.; ;V .'- '• " man-,CaU.BUl WUlis at 425T3$93. For out Partners Chapter 340 will meet 9 • • DYER CENTER ;; • MEDICAL SERVICE those who want to tryout for the pun. in the Wayne Aravets'Ha'U,;'1217/: North Dearborn Height* ;Ccw5p ;. The: WayhfrWesUand school -dls- Fridayi -r Free jnedical service, Garden City House Toby Dlv.lsfoo (or Merriman, near: Avoridale. Call 52$- , • JAYCEES SOPTBALL tficVs Dyer Senior Adult Center baa provided by Dr. Stanley Sq»*lenski, . 13-and il-year-olds.callEfobFltzat r 1 , / : ; ''• Westland Jaycees are. looking for' Nursery . in Cherryv Hill Baptist 6937/ V:; •••' '.:-..;'-V'-:: - -. - ;.vV-''•' acftyitles.Monday through,Thursday . b'ayallable every Friday beginning \ ' 522-4442. Those tryouts will be at 6 pedple-21-39 years old for Softball ChuCch; corncif of Gulley and Wilson, 1 has opened enrolIment /for winter . at "-the center oh MarqueUe between .fra.m: (appointments'••"only) at the , pm, Mohday^Aprll 20; and Tuesday, i'k ARTS/CRAFtV teams now fortnirig. Openings for Wayne Road and Newburgh. - ; ^Friendship Center, 1119 N. New- ••' AprllSl, :: A ; ,, Satorday,!April 25- The Associa­ men and women on the Jaycee Co-ed term, how through May.. Registra­ burghV Service will Include c^risulta- --/. tion of Women .for Professional. League and men oa Westland Men's • tion for fajl for children^, 3 and 4 Uon, blood pressure readings, heart . League. Call 729-5083 or 722-1630. . years old, Is also open. Call 274-1572. ; .Mondays: Senior Chorus at1:30 \ • FRANKLIN FLOWERS Growth presents its ''Pre-Mbthers ; p.m. ••v^':~ .-.'•"'''.:' •••'"•••'.'-•.•-' :••'..:.;.-; ' and lung check, and ear, nose and v Through April 13 - Franklin High Tuesdays: Arts, crafts and needle- - Day" arts, craft, and gifl show from St- Mel's Catholic School, 7506 throat, examination. If a potentially • School band members are selling an- 10 a.m to 5 p.m. In the mulU-p'urpose work at 9:30 a.m. serious problem Is found, Sczecienski Dual and perennial flowers, vegeta­ • ATHLETIC TEAM TRYOUTS Inksler: Road, Dearborn Heights is : room of the Bailey Recreation Cen­ Monday-Tuesday, April 2p-21 —; taking registrations for grades 1-8, Wednesdays! Kitchen Band, 10 will refer you or reconimend you go bles, polled geraniums, banging bas­ ter, 36651 Ford, between Newburgh ' a.m:,bingo%t lp.m. ^ to your own doctor, tiall 722-7682. kets Proceeds go to help with vari­ players interested In trying out for arid also for all day or half-day kin­ and Wayne roads. Deadline for Garden City Youth Athletic Associa­ dergarten. Register in person or call ',•••- Thursdays: Ceramics, arts, crafts ous band functions and to help craftersisAprlH. at9:30a m. • EXERCI8E V defray' costs of band camp week tion Team call Rouse and Little Cae-, 274-6270: - : sari Travel 13- 14-yiear-old Bob Fitz . Monday-Friday T- A dally ex­ Flowers range in price from $9"to • SPRING FESTIVAL ercise program for retirees 50 and $15. To order call a band student .or 522-4442; 15- 16-year-old Bill Willis • FOSTER CARE :'• TOPS :-. Thursday-Sunday, April. 30-May 3 425-3593; 17- 18-year-Old Fred Hol- Thursdays ~ Take Off Pounds over meets. 9:3a-10:30 a.m. with an Booster memberat 422:1157. Order — The Garden City Jaycee Spring Youlh Living Centers needs people instructor at Westland Friendship pickup Is May 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 pju. ton 522-2872; girls Curt Blankenshlp to open up their homes to young peo­ Sensibly meets 10 am Thursdays In Festival will be at the corner of 522-8539. Tryouts in Garden City the Log Cabin in Garden City Parle, Center, 1119 N. Newburgh. The pro­ at Franklin High School parking lot. Cherry Hill and Merriman. Deadline ple ages 1-14 in foster care. Many gram will be inside and outside on . Parkat6p.ra. support services are given to the fos­ Cherry Hill and Merriman. Call 422- for applications is April 2, Groups 2297 or 561-9205. ^ the walking course. The Exercise • FISH FRY . who want to rent arts/crafts: tables, ter parents, to ensure the best possi­ Room is also open daily 9 a.m. to 5 ble : experience for both child and Friday*, Through April 17 ~. Fish flea market booths, and ethnic food • WESTLAND MUSEUM • WEIGHT CONTROL p.m. with commercial exercise Fry during Lent will be 4:30-8 p.m. booths may call 525-1883 or 421- new foster parents. Call Dorothy equipment'geared to the retiree's . April-June --Wesiland Museum Murphy at 728-3400. Saturdays.— A support group will , in St. Raphael, Merriman Road near 2099. has a special.Wedding fashion dlsV meet 11 a.m. in Garden City Hospi­ needs. Membership card3 are $5 per Ford Road. Full dinners are $5, : play from 1889-1950. The Museum Is year for residents and $10 for non- • AMBASSADORS V tal Room 3, on Inkster Road at shrimp or combination plates $5.50. O GARAGE SALE ~ at 857 North Wayne Road between Maplewood. Focus is a holistic ap-. members. Call .722-7628. Fish sandwiches and hot dogs also Saturday, May 16 — Westland Tuesdays — Ambassador Junior Marquette and ^Cherry Hill: Hours Ciyitan is seeking young people ages proach to weight control. Call 261- will be available. Chamber of Commerce (immunity are Saturdays 1-4 p:m. "4048. ;-'..•"'; Garage Sale will be 9 a.m. to 5 f.m. 13-18 for community service activi­ • HAIRCUT8 • FLOWER SALE on Ford Road, between City Hall and ties: The club meets the first and Wednesdays — Haircuts are avail­ 0 NURSERYS AND PRE- third Tuesday of each month at 7 • FITNESS GYM able 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Friend­ Friday-Sunday, April 17-19 •.— the Police Station. Rain day, May 17- Monday-Saturday — The Wayne- Garden City and Westland Rotary Space is $15 or $20. Space by reser­ SCHOOL8 p.m: in the Westland Historical, Cul­ ship Center, 1119 N. Newburgh: Cost tural and Community Meeting Westland Family Y will spoDsora' , is $5 for men and $6 for women Clubs, will hold their annual Easter vation only. 326-7222. ':-••--'-.-: - St.- David'* Episcopal Church, fitness gym 6 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. week­ ; flower sales at major intersections"" 27500 Marquette, Garden City, has House, 36993 Marquette, east of Perms are also available. Call 722- Newburgh. Call Melissa at 729-5409. days and 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Satur­ 7632. most of Friday and Saturday and openings for 3- and 4-year-olds jo its days. Dally guest pass is $5 per visit. partof Easter Sunday. preschool program. Classes are in • CHURCH CRAFTS ; • DENTAL TESTS Call 721-7044. Sunday, May 17 - St Raphael the mornings. Call Betty at 427-5915 • HYPERTENSION • COTTONTAIL HUNT or Madelineat 422-1462. Fridays — Free dental screening School spring craft show has open­ is available through Newburgh O CARDIAC GROUP Hypertension screening will be Saturday, April 18 - There will ings available for crafters.. Table Mondays — A cardiac support provided by United Care and West- be a "Cottontail Hunt" for marsh- Livonia Cooperative Nursery, Heights Dental Group,v in coopera­ rental Is $15. Call the school 425- tion with the Senior Resources De­ group meets 7-8:30 p.m. the second land Medical Center 10 a.m. to noon mallows at 12:30 p.m. In Westland's 9771 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. before West Chicago at Hubbard, is accept­ Mondays, except for the fifth Mon­ ing applications for the 1992-93 partment in the Friendship Center, and fourth Monday of every month Central City Park, on the south side April 14. in Garden City Osteopathic Hospital day of the month. A nurse from of Ford, east of Newburgh: Spon­ school year for 3- and 4-year-olds in 1119 Newburgh at Marquette. Screenings are done by appointment classroom No, .'1, 6245 N. Inkster . Home Health Care will provide sored by the Westland Civitans and morning and afternoon sessions. Call blood pressure screenings 9-10 a.m. Ann at 421-8168. or Kathi at 422-. only. Call 467-3259. Road at Maplewood. The group will city recreation department, the • GOLF BENEFIT offer educational and emotional sup­ every Thursday. Screenings also will ; event is for children ages i-9. Monday, May 18 - A "Kids Care 5486. be by appointment with Dr. • JAYCEES port of cardiac patients and their Classic Golf Outing" will begin at 1 families. Sczecienski at 9 a.m. Fridays. ,.-• » BAKESALEV p.m. at Grosse He Golf and Country Garden City Co-op Nurtery has Tuesdays — The Westland Jay­ Saturday, April 18 — St. Theo­ Club. Tickets for the benefit spori-: openings for 4-year-olds; Sessions cees are conducting their annual are 12:30-2:30 p.m. Monday and membership drive for new members • TRAVEL GROUP . • JOBS dore's Confraternity of Christian sored by Northwestern Community Fridays - The Travel Group Women will hold its Easter Bake Services are $125 before April 30 or Thursday, the nursery Is housed m ages 21-40. The Jaycees meet 7:30 Part-time jobs are available for the Garden City Presbyterian p.m; the firsOTuesday of each month meets 12:45 pm. every Friday In the low-Income men and women 55 and Sale from 10 a.m. to 2 "p.m. in the $150 after May 1. Proceeds will help Westland Friendship Center, 1119 Ni Parish Social Hall, 820.0 Wayne Northwestern's treatment for emo­ Church, 1841 Middlebelt, two blocks in the Westland Sports Arena, Wild- older through the Senior Community south of Ford. Call Pam Wright at wood at Hunter. Call the Jaycees at Newburgh, unless a trip or special Service Employment Program. Call Road, south Of'Joy, Call 729-5764. . tionally and mentally disturbed program Is planned; Program In­ 425-6257.- -' - _• 729-5083 or 722-1630.' : Lynne at 722-2830: .' western Wayne county .children and cludes speakers, films, celebration -'• WILDFLOWER WALK families 425-6110. Care center: The YWCA of West­ • MENTAL ILLNESS of birthdays and weekly door prlies. Saturday, April 18 - A Wild- There is a $3 memberehip fee.for • ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT flower Walk will be 10 a.m. In Holll- ern Wayne County Child Care Center Thursday — A support group for J • ART SHOW is now enroliing children for current " the families and friends of those, residents; $12.50. for non-residents. - Wednesdays -* Members of a sup­ day Nature Preserve's Newburgh Sunday, June 7 —' Friends of the Call 722-7632. port group for Alzheimer's Disease entrance, just north of Warren Road. school year. Enrollment is for chil­ with chronic mental illness meets 7- Nankin Mill has openings for artists dren 2½ • to 5-years old. The center 9 p.m. the first and third Thursday of meet at 2 p.m. the first Wednesday and crafters for-ils spring art show is at 26279 Michigan Avenue, one every month in AnnapollsHospltal- © SCHOOL GROUP of the month in the Westland Conva­ • PUPPET SHOW and country fair. Call Denise Mehel- mile west of Telegraph. Call Mi­ WeStland Center Conference Room Fridays - The Wayne-Westland lescent Center, 36137 Warren Road. . Tuesday, April 21 - ';The Animal ich 261-3633 or Joe Benyo 467-3183. chelle Truinmel at. 561-4110, A, 2345 Merriman Road. x Citizens for Education Committee Cal'728-6100. Pat and Mike don't call it luck

The Vacuum Hut on Ford.Road in Garden City is a father and son operation. . "We're known for our expert repairs and fair prices," says . owner, Patrick Freas. • : Pat Freas.has been in business 38 years—way before VCRs were invented or son Mike appeared on the scene. He's repaired alj kinds of small appliances from sewing machines to vacuum cleaners. Today his list of services includes cleaning VCRs. • When his advertisement for a VCR cleaning special appeared in the Observer & Eccenrtric, the response was --terrific.- -•.• "It's my experience that Observer & Eccentric gives me the visablility I could not get any other way, "said Pat. So don't call it luck. It's being an expert in your field. -It's also knowing where to advertise. : ••;• •••••' Pat and Mike Freas chose The Observer & Eccentric -

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DearBarbara, I am a 35-year-old father of a 16- year-old child. Tarn married for the second time. After reading the arti­ cle in The Observer on Monday, March 9,1 decided to write. While taking a; class which ex­ plores childhood last year, I .began becoming quite agitated and unable to answer the questions. The woman teaching the class took me aside and into Mother room. I broke down and cried harder than I had In years. In the midst of this, a childhood inci­ dent which was lost In memory for more than 25 years surfaced. I had been attacked by twd young men In a field and sexually molested. They also threatened that if I ever told anyone, they would get me. / After recalling this.incident, near­ ly every time it was told, I felt an. Barbara Schiff incredible relief and peace. I have also recalled nightmares that t fre­ anger and frustration that I've been quently got as. a child around this pe­ hitting my wife's new puppy more riod. I would go down in my base­ than I ought "to. It started out as a ment near the cellar or In the laun­ smack here and there for pooping or dry rooms and skeletons would luh.ge peeing in the house. This Is quite out at me, scaring me to death and sick, but in the beginning It felt good waking me in a panic. :-' . _ to reprimand her In this way. I never I am certain these nightmares really learned to express anger, were the result of the attack In the properly! Most of my life I denied field. I've, read many books on the my anger and now I don't want to siibject.and have learned quite a bit. : deny It any more, but am overreact­ I've been helped by the woman who EWOLF ing. I love that little puppy, but I taught the class on childhood and in need help to overcome my hate and her courses on self discovery, but I The Bushmasters, a Detroit area group, find the right musical blend on'The Original Woodshed Sessions " frustration, arid she is not a proper feel I need someone who specializes channel. .,;'... in this area.. Can you recommend anyone in I also have had traumatic physical this area who specializes in prob­ and emotional attacks since the one lems similar; to mine? in early childhood. I was attacked by Band leaves fans wanting more a young man when I was 23 for no DearR, •> - apparent reason. He came up from: Thank you for having the courage behind-and struck me In the face, to write me and thus allow other With a mere four songs, the Bush- shattering my left cheekbone and readers to learn from your experi­ masters obviously want to leave lis­ Bushmaster Tim Pah's collapsing my left sinus passageway, ence. Since you needed treatment teners wanting more on "the Origi­ vocals do more than requiring two separate surgeries. immediately, I sent you a letter with nal VVoodshed Sessions." The desired I had another traumatic incident the names and telephone numbers of effect is achieved... ; spill words. He creates which Is .known as TMJ due to therapists to contact for help with - Whether it's the band's story-tell­ Larry a hypnotic sway with mtscommunlcatlon with a young your problem. I hope you are al­ ing ability showcased on "A Dead dentist, which also was quite trau­ ready In treatment and getting the Man's Ballad" or musical dexterity an alluring deajdpah matic. (This has been corrected as help that will relieve you of such dis­ O'Connor turbing feelings. revealed with multi-layers of elec:) delivery. much as possible.) •_.rj_ •trie, and acoustic guitar_orv "All V, I've been through more than 60 . This is a topic that is coming to \Vant," this release is a gem with its ness. tween is seemingly intended to pro­ jobs in my life, but have learned this increasingly greater local and na­ 'pft-harmonlca driven swagger. tional attention. Childhood abuse has ; . The jaunty, harmoDlca-injected in­ vide a childlike retreat. 12 powerful, evocative- numbers • is characteristic of people who expe­ •; Tim Pak s vocals do more than strumental "Meet Joe 6-Pack" Perhaps a carefree feeling would from "this Santa BraFbra, Calif., four­ rience, these kinds of shocks. I re­ become a common topic on TV talk spilt words. He' creates a hypnotic closes out this stiort-lived (14 min­ be achieved if it weren't for the vo­ some. Buoyed by an uncompromis­ cently read about post-traumatic shoyvs. In just the last month, I ''sway with an alluring deadpanried utes) Bushmaster encounter, which cals of Sarah Cracknell, who's ap­ ing folk-inspired rock'n'roll sound, shock disorder arid certainly can re-, received two brochures advertising delivery in" "All I Want," which is if anything speaks more to the confir parently a pupil of the 1-Sound-Like- each number/on Toad the Wet late toil. lectures and workshops for profes­ touched up by some gorgeous Span­ dene'e of this, outfit as artists. Everyone-I've-Heard School of Sing­ Sprocket's yFear" is a geyser of I know I need additional special­ sionals interested in learning more ish style acoustic guitar. His story­ (Greenlight Records, 20210 Plain- ing. . • emotional>rentiment Intense In their ized help. It angers and frustrates about the treatment of adults who teller tone In the grim tale of subur­ view, Detroit 48219) ... . CrackneU's vocals bear an undeni­ 'release while surreptitiously cleans­ me that having been the victim of had been abused as children. ban crime, "A Dead Man's Ballad," able resemblance to.Sade in the ing to the soul. ser|ous crimes that I should have to Personally,.I hope that the height­ sounds like it's being recited amid a "Foxbase Alpha/' Saint Etleime: sweetly seductive "Carnt Sleep" arid They do this by the most natural pay for expensive and possibly ened societal awareness we are ex­ 'dust storm in some wayward west­ The languid, techno-keyboard rendi­ steers dangerously close to a Diana musical means — ripping through lengthy sessions. When I heard about periencing will lead to less victim­ ern tavern. tion of Neil Young's "Only Love Can' Ross impersonation In "Spring." The numbers such as "Stories I Tell" the Royal Oak Post Office tragedy ization of children, and less cover-up Pak may be given credit for creat­ Break Your Heart" serves as an en­ end result, though, has St. Etlenne with breathtaking fury while settling on the radio, I turned to my boss and when the abuse occurs.. ing the mood here, but the rest of the ticing piece of.fruit to this British coming off sounding like a 60s-70s Into a nice toe-tapping groove as in sajd I would bet that this guy was I wonder if you and others abused ;oulfit Airick, guitars; Lori B, key­ outfit's dance-pop release. cliche dressed up In a '90s beat. "Nightingale Song" in others. himself at one time a victim that as children feel that early psycholog­ boards and vocals; Dave Koran, On the ensuing numbers on "Fox: Make no mistake, St. Etienne Is a This stirring Is more the result of never got help, Several hours later ical intervention would have protect­ bass; and Ewolf, drums and vocals base Alpha," Saint Etlenne attempts trip — but it Is a mindless one. a willingness to cut close to personal this was brought out- ed you from the unhappy existence, ;sell the package with remarkable to present itself as something a little (Warner Bros. Records, 75 Rocke­ conflicts, displaying all the foibles Many victims of serious crimes you describe as adults. We are al­ blend of musical.tightness, more than a cast of r60s-'70s. revi­ feller Plaza, New York, NY and trepidations this may Involve are now in prison or dead because ways, Interested In hearing-.from • To this end the easy-to-please full sionists out on a merry pillage of the 10019).\ like a banner atop of a freeway over­ victims become vlctimlzers. Many of other readers on this topic. throttle rocker, "This Ain't "Good­ tunes of the era. There's an array of pass. "I fear my day Is done/there the homeless are the same way. I re­ Again, thanks for wr|ling.and good bye," could be the typical local band uptempo dance numbers, sampling "Fear," Toad the Wet Sprocket: are armies moving on/be quick my cently read that Mike Tyson was lUCk. : • •."" .'.""' number often performed at 1:35 a.m. and dialogue interspersed between This weighs In .heavy, tackling the love" sings Glen Phillips in the taut, raped when he was 12 years old. This Barbara }o shake the dust from atop the ciga­ numbers — all designed to create a subject of violence.against women, almost claustrophobic number does not surprise me. It was obvious If you have a question or a rette machine in one of a number of carefree exodus from reality. ("Hold Her Down") encapsulating all "Pray Your Gods." he needed help before he committed comment for Barbara Schiff, a venues. The Bushmasters pull if off . The opening from a French soccer the rage and horror in a poignant Toad the Wet Sprocket is undoubt^ this last crime of rape. trained therapist and experi­ with particular aplomb, casting an program and verbage between an manner within the confines of one edly a band well ahead of its years. •\ am sorry and ashamed to admit enced counselor, send it to Street indelible, judiciously orchestrated aunt and her nephew ("G'mon Aun­ rock'n'roll song. (Columbia Records, 666 Fifth, that this victim has-become a vlc- Sense at 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo­ rock number with none of the sloppi-: tie, we'll miss the bus") cut In be­ "Hold Her Down" is merely one of New York, NY 10100).' tlmizer. Lately, I have had so much nia 48150. IN CONCERT Do you need legal Monday, April 13 igan Avenue, Dearborn. 9 Big DavO arid tho Ultrasonics • Black Planet ""• Harry Reasonors 84%-mo .-'.-. . Kick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. With Calhouse at -Finney's Pub. SS65 ' - Cross Street Station, 511-W. Cross; Yr>- 0 LHUeVillago 996-2147 • ..-••' Woodward, Detroit. help, but don't know sltanti. '••••'.:••, State Theatre, 2115 Woodward, De- • Slot 831-8070 ...... /.-'••• 485-5050 . troit. Advance tickets are |35 main floor, With' Tool at Blind Pig, 206-8 S. First, • Blues Traveler 9 VuduHipplos 120 reserved. . Ann Arbor. - With Kindred Spirits at SUte Theatre, where to turn? •. Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. 961-5450 - 996-9555 ' 2U5 Woodward, Detroit." Tickets are . -996-2747 •...'"' 9 Johnny With an Eye $15.50. • V 99-MUSIC • Pofadise Valley Jait Jam ~ • Rick's Cafe, .611 Church; Ann Arbor.. Friday, April 17 Join themore than 2 mttorfpeo'p'e who have chosen H/a!l legai.Serv.'Ces to - Alvln's, 5756 Ca&i, across from Wayne • 996-2747 9 Mulo ' . .he'p.ihem with their legal maf.ers' • • * - -•'..- O Rain Forest Action Movomoht •Alvln's, 5756 Cass, across from Wayne : State University, Detroit. State University, Detroit. $32-2355 . Bonefit 9 tor. Picasso Head For just $20. a Hyatt Legal Services attorney v>V! analyze your station, •- ; With Either Way and Patsy Dies at Crc*s Street Station, 511 W, Cross. Yp- 832-2355 e>pTain yojr rights, po'inl out your opt'efts and recommerid a course ol action. 9 Cllve Grogson and Christina' Blind Pig, 206-8 S. First, Ann Arbor. sllanti. Often times, an initiaj consu!tatK3n vail bo a'l you need to so've yoin prob'em. tuesday, April 14 996-8555 Colllsler 4$S$0$ir And lor cases tike'divorce, bankrup'.cy, accidents or' wVis, we i! g ve yoj a written 9 Hellous Creed 0 The Flirtations 9 Regular Boys The Ark, 637^ S. Main, Ann Arbor. : Blind Pig, 206-8 S. First, Ann Arbor. The Ark, 637½ S. Main, Ann Ajbor. Murdock's, 2086 Crooks Road, Roches­ 761-1451 statement up front.' so youli know exactly what the lee v»:;t be. . 996-8555 • 761-1451 ter Hills. O Hannibals ' Personal attent on. Reasonab'e fees. Neighborhood locavons. Even.ng ar-d ..ft The Flirtations 8520550 . Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. '•'• The Ark, 637V» S. Main, Ann Arbor. O Rail Drivers 996-2747 Saturday hours. Hyatt Legal Services. A good idea that just keps gott-ng be;;er. Thursday, April 16 1 161-1451 •-•' With Jamersons at Hamlramck !*ub, 9 New Duncan Imperials You have my word on it . © Jerry 8prague with thd G Unity Boots •' 2048 Canlff, off 1-75. 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.4 You can walk out of some movies and never think about them, again. Others take you on a roller, coaster -fide of twists and turns that leave •'0% tickets please you; emotionally exhausted, yet pondering £ie directions you've been - ^|rl John taken,.,, •['.. • -.'/ "•'•' •'Toto te Heros/' a new French ^ Moriaghan impott playing, at-the Maple and *'.6the> local theaters, falls firmly Into desire by falling m love with Alice as pus stages of life; Including French : the latter category,.This bold, styl­ well.X • -/• /•/.. \':>.i ' : cinema ' veteraV: Michel Bouquet, ized tookatone man'si tragedy'f ill ed It's precisely this kind of twist whose .narration is the thread that life is both depressing and' oddly that rtiakes the film so fascinating. . : holds'the film together: ;. / ; compelling at the sametlme. / ••':•: The complex narrative of;, 'T'pto'.Bouquet' s performance is perhaps Thomas is ¢0 years old and. living, Le Heiros" recalls French "New • the screen's best 6tudy of complete * •••• in a.nurslnghorr\e. He drearns.of es­ Wave" cinema at its most experi* • arid total bitterness*. Thomas' violent i .-- * . caping and murderjjig 'sin old rival. mental. But unlike the free-wheeling fantasy life often leads him to jump » - According to his crystal-clear m.em- Truffaut and Godard, .first-time di­ up during ah IrriUtlpg situation and , dry, a- hospital fire Jed to a frantic'' rector Jaco Van Dorr^aelknow^ex­ . bash someone's brains out or force a * grabbing of Infants that placed him actly where this film Is headed. handful of ¢111¾ down a nagging*' in the care of a family much poorer He even tosses in a few of Hitch­ nurse's gullet. Of course, It's all a * than the one into which.he was born. cock's red herrings along the way. dream, ..''-* • As Thomas : grows older, , be The adult Thomas, a la "Vertigo," At other times, he Is the title's t watches that other baby, Alfred, live' : loves a woman solely because she re­ avenging Toto, a hard- boiled detec>* a life of luxury and .eventually inher­ minds him so much of Alice. She tive who single-handedly guns dowp=> it the family business ~ a chain of looks the samet dresses the same, a roomful of viilalns who have, ab»*J successful grocery stores. • even plays the same musical instru­ ducted his parents. ^ 'A In a series of flashbacks, Thomas ment. ; .:. ".-..' recalls minute details of his life, In­ The audience is left with ques-. . .Thomas' string of often avoidable, j Ed Harris (left) is Frank!© Flannery and Joe VKerellHS Boreili in director Phil Joanou's gang* cluding the disappearance of hils pi­ lions: Does she have the same birth­ tragedies are difficult to watch, soi'a lot father and the strong attraction mark that. Alice so slyly points put the best,part of "Toto Le Heros'.ii ater tale "State of Grace," to his sister Alice, who of course is early in the film? Could It in fact be may come long after the lights giJ not his sister at all. His neighbor Al­ her? : up. Few recent films have had suctjl fred displays the actual Incestuous Four actors play Thomas in vari- a stinging resonance. IS sen SCREEN SCENE

A DETROIT FTLW THEATRE, De­ age schoolgirl and a worldly, pretty 1992). Through April 19 (call Io|j y troit Institute of Arts, 5200 Wood­ \German refugee. A benefit for showtlmfes.) A lengthy, beautiful ac>] of ward, Detroit. Call 832-2730 for In­ Health Emergency Assistance of De­ . .count of ail 'artist's step-by-stepv formation. ($5) troit. Tickets J6 in advance; $8 at the painting of a beautiful model. 1¾}. "Where Angels Fear To Tread" door. reded by Jacques Rlvette and star*} You can take the boy out of Hell's ring Michel Piccoli. t\ Kitchen-but you can't' take Hell's {Britain -1991). 7, 9:30 p.m. April 17 . "Lunatics: A Lflve^Story" (USA^-. -18; 4,7 p.m. April 19. From the pen 1991). 8, 10:30 p.m. Apfil 17; 8 p.m. • "Sick and Twisted Festival of Antr Kitchen out of the boy seems tojbe April 18. Filmed In Pontlac and matlon." Midnight April 16; 9:30) the premise of director Phil Joanou's" pass the pbpeorn } of the great EJd: Forster comes this romantic story about an attractive other Detroit-area locales,- "Lunat­ p;m., midnight April 17 -18. A< gangster tale '.'State of Grace."' ics", was produced by Renaissance wicked collection of some of thfc; An raven-haired Sean Penn plays ..widow (HelenMirren) who Upacked off.to Italy to (unsuccessfully) "keep Pictures, the film .company that sickest cartoon shorts ever created.! •K a guy from .the west end New York her out of mischief." . once called Ferndale home. In it, a Along the way, you'U meet such o»-j neighborhood who suddenly re-ap­ LeAnne Rogers struggling poet and ex-mental pa­ color creations as "In-Bred Jed" and' pears after dropping out of sight for HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL . LIBRARY, 16301 Michigan Ave., tient (Ted Ralmi) experiences a se­ "Dog Pile." i\. a few years. After connecting with ries of wild hallucinations. Director an old buddy, played by Gary Old- able veneer on his life. "/ Penn. whose actions start the chain Dearborn. Call 943-2037 for informa­ . Frank's Drive-In Movie Night •« v tion. (Free) • ' . Josh Becker and Ralmi will be on Two films plus Intermission clip^ man, Penn starts work for Westles, When Harris tries to connect with of events moving. The characters hand to Introduce the fllmv the Irish: gangster working out of rival Italian gangsters, it's only a played. by Oldman and -Harris are . "TheSilentWitn.ss"(USA-1978). and.trailers compiled by the Michl^; Hell's Kitchen. ' matter of time before his out-of-con- better focused and developed, maybe 7 p.m. April 13. Using modern scien­ MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W.gan' s projectionist Frank Uhlfc trol brother will become a serious because .we see more of them in. tific techniques, scientists investi­ Maple, Bloomfield. Call 855:9090 for Starting at 7:30 p,m. April 19..'I$J' Penn's reasons for returning and information, (f 6; 13.75 twilight show) linking up with the Westles is Initial­ obstacle on his road to upward mo­ their element. ..: gate the authenticity of the Shroud eluding "Star Bab/.' (USA -1964) & "Antonia and Jane" (Britain - the rarely screened story of a twis^-; ly a little murky. The situation be­ bility. . • ; .,-. . of* Turin as being Christ's burial 1 1991). A British comedy about two ed family led by Lon Chaney, Jr., comes clearer % as the story Penn is supposed to be the center THE FILM moves, along well cloth. This documentary also traces of the film, his. story being one of at­ the known history»of the shroud. women ~ one a cool beauty, the who also sings the title song. Fol^ progresses, it just never really be­ enough on the level of an action pic­ lowed by "The Mysterlans" (Japan - comes very plausible. tempting to find the state of grace ture though some seenes.'particular- MAGIC BAG THEATRE CAFE, other a lost soul — who spend each : from.the title..He just isn't terribly year preparing for their annual re­ 1959), an alien story Ih/wide screen Unkempt with long "dirty hair and ly toward the end, are excessively 22918 Woodward, Ferndale/ Call from'Jnoshiro Honda, tie creator of successful in creating this character, violent and unrealistic. ;- 544-3030 for information. ($4; |3 stu­ union lunch. Directed by Beebah Ki- a whiskey bottle never out of reach, dron. ••"...'• "Godzilla." Oldman is a populist criminal. He largely dae\tp the script, I suspect, It's interesting to see the dynam­ dents/seniors) ralh against the Irish being pushed In the end, it's Oldman and Harris ics of Irish gangsters and their hos­ "Life Is Sweet" (Britain - 1991). 8. "Toto Le Heros" (France - 1991). n out of the neighborhood as it under­ who are more memorable. Oldman . tile relationship with their Italian p.m: April 13 -15. Dad never finishes Thomas has convinced himself that BEDFORD THEATRE, 17360 goes redevelopment. is very good being devoted to his counterparts. And really, the film the house projects he starts, the 60 years, ago he was switched at Lahser, Detroit/Call 537-1133 for itjj birth with Alfred, a wealthy! super­ formation. (12.50) . S4 h 'The yuppies are thicker than friends to. the point of extreme vio­ moves ahead toward an end that is teenage twins are misfits, while the lence. He's not especially likeable almost a foregone conclusion In the mother (Allison Steadman) main- market tycoon. He plots to kill his "The Robe" (USA - 1953). 8 p.m! roaches," he complains to Penn: rival, all the while recalling the dis­ Apfil 17. (organ overture at 7:30 Noble sentiments from a man who even in his better moments but al­ genre. , . tains an unbelievable sunny disposi­ ; : ways compelling. As always, Old-: tion. This story .of-a-dysfunctional appointments of his. tragedy filled p.m.) Richard Burton stars as a makes his living strong arming pro^ ' life. Depressing and engrossing. tect'on money and kickbacks from man, a British actor, meshes seam- . The film Is ambitious, trying to family, directed by Mike Leigh . :Roman soldier charged' with over­ loeallrish business owners. lessly with the.American cast mem­ look at ideas of right and wrong and ("High Hopes").won the National MICHIGAN THEATRE, 603 E. seeing Christ'? execution. This first bers. . . -; how that can get skewered by divid­ Film Critics Award.asv best picture . Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call 668-8397 film in Cinemascope also stars Jean Harris is a rough violent man, ies- ed : loyalties! Unfortunately, the ^of 1991. . v - for information. ($5; $4 students Simmons and Victor Mature.. HEADING THE local gangsters is eniors) . Oldman's older brother, played by perately trying to make the transi­ script isn't able to meet the chal­ "Secret Places" (Britain -1985). 7, Ed Harris, whose goal is to become a tion to a dapper'dpn. A large part of lenge it sets for itself. 9 p.m. April 16. Set in a boarding "La Belle Noiseuse" (France • •John Monaghan yuppie mobster. Harris has moved, the problem is that we get very little _ school during World War II, this is his family to a suburb in New Jersey insight onto the characters, some­ "Stale of Grace" is available on the story of the blossoming relation- • and is attempting to put a respect- thing that is most noticeable about. video cassette at area stores. .'*• ship between a lonely, gawky teen­ YOUR OWN TALK RADIO SHOW? DINING & ENTERTAINMENl Featuring American J$#? 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* ..'•-- • • •--. -^ - *- * . - .- 'i : : CARS. AND KU}S l\ay.e a lot in ' PeR-PUPIL SPENDING also has administration, then it's time to lop •convince districts that c^a In spect­ fairdortrig a strike, he or sb'e makes ~ common. They're two products Icf nothing'.to do with; how,::large; or-. : acles "are headed." .' / • /"'•',-/' up in rte spring. We Just wonder how which we take great pride/they're smalt A cite* sizeils. or how g&d t^e; iiou..']: V' -VT- X -v-- '•• , ',:It's' 'a version of cfoTtylsm.' The • . eager teache^wiuld be to strike, if/ :bur future. And it's time "to get se-\ teacher Is; But it has everything to '. Much of that -administration has - only trouble ts the taxpayers are the 'they knew they would take a fJnarK ; rious about both! '•; ' /-.-. •;• do with' how. many expenses are. accumulated in school districts-; bV victims.'// ' '.// /•'/:'"' - ; clallbSS: / '•:'.';._: ; >-;.'"'.- //,;'/• ,- Venerable went : tacketf^h each kid by the school ad- cause of new learning programs that, : .• through a management |hake up, the Jeff minjslration.- /- ;.; i ateunveiled every couple ;of years .But adminktrators are only part •'•' Schools are a mess-and there's ntf* ' .firstInmore,than70years--: -That means that.if a school dis­ with much fanfare. The result Is usu­ of the problem. Teachers and their body in.charge who has the public Counts ally more- specialists,in the toard unions also .sharethe blame for the interest at heart; It's". time for a -',- And now It's time for a shake up in - trict is over staffed in its adminis­ per-pupil spending scam. High, the educational establishrnent. trative offices, those salaries are office, but rajely any real help for clean sweep. Maybe the - financial, - teachers in the classroom. teacher salaries are part of the per- problems faced by the schools will My personal. favorite would be accept the that the more tacked on the per»pupil spending. It's pupil spending equation. spent on a kid in the classroom, the how educators Justify fat school I've pften suspected school super­ change some attitudes. It did at to put every professional educator . ; : : : ':•:""• . : •'-'•'-. " ' A • " -'.'• "- --" • - General Motors; v- better that kid wlil do. It's called .budgets. :_•.-••; - '--;/. .; : \-...: intendents buy into hew programs above the level of classroom teacher not because they'll help, but because .And' those salaries get that way. : out to pasture, The reason Is that per-pu pil spending by professional Instead of calling something fat, because the public finances teacher educators, and over the years, school boards point with pride at the they're being backed by some buddy We can only hope the schools are . most school districts are empires for who. runs-a' college of education at strikes. When most workers strike, riext.r We can't afford any more superintendants more interested in they've managed to convince folks high per-pupil; spending. They've. they lose money for the time they're one of our universities. ; Edsels/. -./,//- ///,;/• careers than in kids. it's good to spend too much on educa­ . won the'war of words. on the picket line. , /•: tion. /•-.// : •'•-.-, '.-'.-••••,.'•••- It's.time for the public to strike Educators have made education COLLEGES OF education need to ;."-, Jeff Counts is the editor of the twice as expensive, while quality has It's all propaganda. The amount of back; it's time tor question just what place "their.''-, graduates, especially • . But' not teachers.. The state re­ fallen.. money spent onja student has no re­ exactly we're getting for the per-pu­ those with a Ph.d, in school systems, quires a certain number of school Plymouth and Cantbii Observer It's the only business where people lation to how well a kid does. pil spending figure.'If it's Just more and to do that, educators have to days, so what a teacher loses in the. Newspapers. '-/'. P^outs^

WHAT COST of state government '86/but generally the trend has been " In five cases, the payout topped : • $2.2 million from MDOT in an of Michigan.''There is little explana-. leaped 18 percent last year? upward at 9 percent a year, double the $1 million mark: .-. Alpena County case involving Im­ tory text, mainly line after llneof proper speed limits, inadequate curb - listings. Remember, now, it was a year of the inflation rate. • $9.4 million in a Bay County : cutbacks. Population is - stagnant. •_ It's hard to understand $36,7 mil­ case, involving iack of a traffic sig-. height and lane width — relatively. I MENTION this because there is Here's a hint: The governor and Leg­ lion, so let's put it in human terms. If nal light - two-fifths of MDOT's to­ mifior traffic engineering problems. a disease among police departments islature worked hard at controlling a teacher costs $50,000 a year, then tal payout. • $1.2 million for an'age discrim­ statewide of denying FOI requests costs; ' ../''•" Michigan, lost the.services of, 734: Tim • $4.1 million in the.continuing ination settlement in Oakland Coun-: for public documents. Chiefs of some Give up? Payouts in lawsuits rose teachers. \ / ^.^..-.., p Richard '.-Benton Harbor school desegregation ty by the Labor Department.- ., , suburban departments, express1 a 18 percent to.¢36.7 million. How's . case, virtually all of the Education Payouts in the $500,000 to $1 mil­ "sue us" attitude. that for tax dollars at work? BIGGEST PAYER was the De­ 62 percent of the total It was fol­ Department's payout. lion class were for: employee dis­ . At several police-press seminars The payout was 91 percent higher partment, of Transportation, which lowed by the Education Department, . • $2.75 million to a worker in crimination, bad conditions and fail­ oyer the last. 18 months/command than a decade earlier,/fiscal '82 jives off our gasoline and weight tax< $4.1 million; Social. Services, $3.6 Wayne County, for injuries suffered ure to protect a prisoner (all Correc­ officers have given the same speech. when $19.2 million was paid out. The. es and license fees. million; and Corrections, $3.2 mil­ . while repairing a guard shack in a tions), and sight obstructions, In this column, I have quoted some record was $45.5 million in fiscal MOOT paid out $22.8 million, or lion. ' •-.'• Social Services parking lot. improper designs and inadequate, utterly false advice to cops from an guardrails (all MDOT). - area law firm. VERY INTRIGUING are nine Cops say they can be sued* for.. Freedom of Information Act settle- _ feieisirtpTnformation, But never ments.They'weren't blg'money, but did any police spokesman cite a sin- • they show people get sore when their gle case where a payout occurred for government tries to hide their release of public records.. from our readers reco/ds from them. In truth, the FOI Act allows sntall fate Police, of course, were the suits only for.withholding lt\lorm&' environment of this state after'talk­ board members and legislators that assist this state with Its economic re­ 6ig offenders — four cases running tion. -'..;. Column was ing to but two individuals. I had al­ he points his finger at when he modeling, and therefore have not ItoS $4,348. In one Ingham County Three times I searched the Senate ways assumed that the affairs of this demeans thftrt for offering only lip necessarily made a case for in­ case, our men in blue denied public - Fiscal Agency document, 45 pages, state were more complex than that service when addressing problems creased state funding. records in a matter involving physi­ for a.case where the state was sued way off base perhaps I'm not as sensible and/or with public education. -, • Maybe Power should be suggest­ cal assault upon arrest. for releasing information. None. But The Corrections Department cost there were nine payouts for hiding To.the editorv . as knowledgeable as the sources ing that the CMU's of this state quoted. ... ' ,-.' Finally, to insult the CMUs of this should receive more funding so that us money three times, Department information.: I have Just read the Philip Power state by suggesting that they cannot of Natural Resources once and What a way to use public taxes. Second, other than an implied sug­ they will be in a better position to : commentary which appeared in the make a meaningful contribution to make an even greater contribution MDOT once.' What a way to treat public records. March 26 Observer.& Eccentric. I gestion to divert more funds to Mich­ the economy of this state is ludi­ My source for all of this Is a tome feel compelled to respond to It by adv igan's three research institutions* to the state of Michigan, Tim Richard reports regularly crous. The three research institu­ R.P. Beaulleu, by the Senate Fiscal. Agency called on the. focal implications of state d ressing the following points. - \ Power fails to make any concrete tions of this state/Including the "Status of Lawsuits against the State and regional events. First, I find it interesting/and recommendations regarding this world class institution on whose Ml. Pleasant somewhat amusing, that one could state's current financial crisis. board Power serves, have not yet think that he has gained complete in­ Because of this, he is Just as guilty demonstrated that they alone can sight into the political and economic as those teachers, principals, school provide the innovations necessary to Wallslde Window Factory The Best... Just Got Better! We've Just Moved To Our New State-Of-The-Art Factory/Showroom To Better Serve You! !

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--'-;-.; ; •.:"."•.** •.:•. .-: ; Continued from Page 5 , ••••. Ashe, only' occasionally in ";• the. Kew York ancj national,; tabloid- spotlight, conducted his business/for : press.; . 7 •'•' :? ;\/- 'y -": ••: -!v.IilV>patieni.fai^y'Bocco'mIiiO'9f nearly four years;without any public : That sarrte day, too, the cltyj new -^eWginal spirail/sliced hkm,/.sinee 1957.:;| • Warren, wljb voluntarily appears In ': knowledge of his health condiUoij.; director of AJDS progra,rn3 voluntar-' 5 local newspapers and ori local televi-. ;" Athletes and politicians aren't the ily.'acfcrtowledges he, too, w?a8, HlVr v, ; :< :;::v : positive: : . ::: :"?';•';•' .'wi I 'sjon itv her campaign 16 raise AIDS ; pnly ones inUe public spotlight. : • • awareness, said she'd have sued if; • InN AMERICA, almost anyone can •That same day, .new allegations '""'" ' ' /&r,///'"/:;^ v;:'^:::/---^/:::^//1 : ! she were Ashe,. •'" ; .- ''.'. ; '• *-\ ;• become a public figure. -\; - . were broadcast about alleged drug •:•: ^••• •-•- ;v*,vl : "I made the decision to come for- .'; \"\ And AIDS is a very, public Issue. ]•-'_ use at long ago parties hosted by ward on my own^' she said. "But he :"'•'; But public figures can endure pri­ Democratic Party presidential hope- had a rlght.to his privacy." ; " : "" vate patn. '-v";-•'"'.': -v: V -ful Jerry Brown.' . • A Slice of Easter Tradition The William Kennedy Smith rape Legal issues aside, reporters' face; -'-•: Even though Gach Is absolutely trial, Clarence Thomas coniinnatlon in a tough choice between the pub­ convinced she and her. husband did lic's right to know and its need to hearings, and the continuing contro­ Jhe right thing, her voice still clouds ,know^ ' . .•" - versy swirling around Democratic HoheyBaked Ham Company : : with emotion when describing how front runner Bill Clinton had already "We have to ask ourselves some the decision was made. /. -— DETROIT made; press/privacy issues front . hard quesUons,'' TLindstrom said, "Every family should: have the 3741 Fenkell. (313) 862-8622 : / .-,^ "Arthur Ashe is a public figure, but ; page news. /, : right to make Its own decision," she ROSEVILLE -even public figures are entitled to 'said, "f only know what is right for But from Watergate tq the Con-, ; / / 29888 Graiiot, (313) 775-7900 ^ some degree of privacy." me," V:;.";,,;.-;-. V :•"••'•• gresslonal "rubber gate" check cash­ ; The line, he admits, is watery. '"•.-; The Ashe story isn't the only one ing scandal, Journalists argue an ag­ : : Ashe's situation is considered dif­ gressive press has served the public '• - =''^''^"/^^-'v:/.''TR6V--/.'>>''/...::;^y ' '-' for which reporters have been called : HoneyBakeci/brand ham 1081 '.E," Long Lake Road. (313) 689-4890 . ferent from that of basketball star to task. But one day's news headlines .well. ':•• : -; .\-.r;: I Magic Johnson,"or even 'from an show how tough news decisions can Wherej however, does the media • Fully Cooketl/ LIVONIA elected official.;. "/ : v go from here? be. ;.y '" = '•;."-. ••'.••. • Ready To Serve / :• 31450 WV Five MiloRoad, (313) 525-2994 : Johnson's absence from the.. Los The same day Ashe's story broke, "If there's one thing we can learn Angeles Laker lineup demanded an from this, It's that if we decide to do I • Spiral-Sliced / DEARBORN HEIGHTS three New York Mets baseball play* explanation, Llndstrom said, as something, we damn: well better 23300 Fo>d Road, (313) 274-9600 . ers were cleared of rape allegations > Convenient / would ah elected leader's absence — after all three were named and know the reasons why we're doing from office. .:'<•"• it,"Lindstromsaid. • Hpneyspice Glazed TAYLOR allegations widely reported in the I 23143 Eureka Road, (313) 374-2600 , • Delicious •'.:•'. _'•:/•' BIRMINGHAM IS 1 We hvQor ainmitaiork 'coupons' 31190 SoMthlieid Road. 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Anyone who thinks that the traditional Easter ham Momma prepared, studded In gloiy with cloves and dripping with a glaze W'v^W of brown sugar and molasses was' something ''Uirown together" l -¾ hasn't visited a good butcher shop w&&^t&jm^l IP v ^ . or deli lately. Nowadays, consumers are faced with the choice of buying a ham either fresh or smoked, iiii^ ^^ canned or country, sliced or m^^^^mm^^^ boned, glazed or grazed, steak or butt. *' .-' . z^^-u:,: . Barringgame, porVis North ; America's ordest meat. Pigs .'•""" came with the earliest settlers, and were set loose to fatten In the i. woods. Most pork comes from pigs less; . than one year old, so the meat is

naturally teqder. Harri is a - •>••e&% f r processed pork product. Smoked ( . .^ 4*."W - -V/v V.VfeK . • m •J.-.r';- ••: -:-.7¾. • VA'I' ) *:--: iv. \ VA hams can be fully cooked, ready- m ^J.:^~^^- :•••:'. to-cook or country style. . Ksi? THE FULLY cooked ham can . be simply heated and served— : cube it and throw a handful into : m^m^^^A^^:.^:M the scalloped potatoes or enjoy a paper-thin slice slathered with, • BILL BRESLER/rtaft photographer . mustard on a fresh, slice of rye.s Ready-to-cook ham can be . Pretty dishes, tablecloth and an Easter basket filled with colored eggs cre­ juice in glass garnished with a strawberry and orange slice to help her sis­ glazed; covered with pineapple ate a festive setting for a holiday brunch. Kristin Moran, 6, pours orange ter, Katelyn, 2, and mom, Bridget, get readyfor company. and cloves and then slowly baked.. These less costly varieties are generally cured by injecting brine into the blood vessels and then are lightly smoked ovef sawdust. Brurich on a budget can be elegant Country hams hallf rom the hills of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and large groups at brunch. The typ­ Holly Giannola, 34, of Farmington While some people stick to break­ Kentucky and Tennessee, and Editor's note: Weathering the recession, worsened by the auto . The shrinking ical brunch period — late morning prepares a rich, oVen-baked french fast fare, others branch out to other come.complete With a strong Impact to early afternoon — is a time when ^toast when.she has guests for brunch. dishes, such as shrimp-and-rice cast smoky taste.r " sales slump and planned closing of the WAUQW Run assembly plant on the Auto both hosts and guests are fresh. Giannola's recipe, called praline serole, or chicken In cream sauce. It's been said that beef is beef suburbs: "You accomplish a lot and you brunch toast, is" made with eggs and , Moran especially likes to serve a and pork is pork wherever they in Ypsilanii, is not easy, but we'd Industry still have the rest of the day," Moran thick-sliced bread. It is enriched breakfast quiche, made with sau­ hail from, but a Virginia ham is like to help.-Our series continues' i said. •'., . with maple syrup, chopped pecans, sage, cheese and refrigerated cres- about as different from most " with ideas for brunch on a budget. Next week, we'll go shopping at a festive, Easter brunch. butter and brown sugar. . cent rolls. But she is flexible. other hams as chalk is from BRUNCH CAN be economical be­ "I cut it out of a newspaper a long cheese. wo. rehouse, club. "Brunch doesn't cost as much as dinner," said Bridget Moran of Can­ cause eggs and bread, the foundation time ago," Giannola said. "I like it "ITS ALWAYS whatever I am in UNLIKE THE pinkish soft ton Township."You can set a real for many brunch dishes, are cheap because you do some of the prepara­ the mood for," Moran said. "If \ meat of ordinary hams, the truly - nice fancy table and feel really and plentiful. tions the njght before," " want to go 'all out* I fix ehrimp, I aged Virginia hamfias a rich . By Arlene Funke good." A casserole with a little bit of . The praline brunch toast has been have even had lasagna or macaroni mahogany color, is firm and ^special writer Moran and her husband.Pat, are meat can be stretched to oserve a big hit with husband, Lance, and and cheese." highly flavored. To get even more many people. Sausage and bacon the couple's two sons, ages 7 and 10 The menu for this Easter brunch technical, a Smltbiield Virginia A delicious egg-acd-sausage cas­ in their early 30s, with two daugh­ serole accompanied by muffins and ters, ages 2 and 6 years. cost.less than a fancy ham, a large years. Giannola has taken the dish to ham is one of the most praised turkey or a beef roast. church functions as well. Please turn to Page 2. hams In the world. Seems that a fresh fruit can be an economical, yet Moran has entertained both small fellow by the name of Arthur Smith owned a big farm, and, because the was tod poor for OBSERVED "&. ECC E N Tft I C raising tobacco, he farmed -peanuts.- •':--'.-.-. -. ' pri ng f or tur key meatloaf WINNERDINNER -iThe early settlers let their hogs roam wild and it didn't take them ~ long to discover the richness and Can we talk., v.. Recipes intense flavor came from hogs turkey, that is. Un­ TURKEY MEATLOAF FRESH ASPARAGUS raised on peanuts. family til recently, aside Trim the woody ends of desired If that wasn't enough, the; tested from Thanksgiv­ With only 160 calories and ^amount of asparagus spears. curing process involving salt and winner ing Day, this seven grams of fat per serving, slow smoking over smoldering feathered fowl Place in a steamer and cover dinner. this recipe Is tasty and and cook at medium-high heat for hickory wood added the final. was served infre­ economical to make as well as ; touches that made this ham a quently in most 5-7 minutes until the asparagus Betsy heart healthy. spears are tender but crisp. favorite of Queen Victoria who American homes. 1to pounds ground turkey was said to request 10 hams from Brethen But that has all 2 eggs or equivalent amount of every voyage from the New changed In the egg substitute FRESH STRAWBERRY World upon their return. past few years as turkey has gobbled 1 cup milk SHERBET IF ALL these different its way into the meat department. . ^ cup dry oatmeal varieties and cuts haven't Because turkeys are low in fat and H teaspoon pepper, or to taste From'The French Chef Cook calories, it is easy to understand why confused you, wait until you hear 1 ODIOD chopped, about % cop Book" by Julia Child, this recipe . about the pork shoulder. A ham Is turkey producers jumped on the '£ cup chopped green pepper, offers a refreshing and colorful heart-healthy bandwagon and began . a whole back leg of a pig. but a \ optional end to any meal. to offer turkey In many different picnic ham comes from the 1-2 tablespoons dry parsley 2 quarts fresh strawberries, ways and for everyday meals, rather shoulder. Add to this the Boston flakes washed and bulled butt, which is really the than exclusively for holiday fare. 1 tocup s sugar . ' Whether roasted, grilled, sauteed or Preheat the oven to 350 remainder of the shoulder. degrees. Mix all the ingredients '/* cup fresh lemon juice The/muscles in the shoulder are baked, turkey, In any form, is so 2 egg whites good It makes you want to bow your together, Pat into a greased loaf separated by membranes and. pan; Bake at 350 degrees for a to 1 cup chilled, heavy cream 4 head and give thanks. fatty tissue wheh makes the mtfat hour, add topping and bake an Puree the strawberries In a juicy and flavorful. The meat has This week's Winner Dinner; sub­ additional fthour . blender or food processor. Add the same uses as ham, but if you mitted by Ann Wassell of Livonia, . * - the sugar and lemon juice, beat prefer your pork lean, you will offers a. delicious, low-fat, iow sodi­ TOPPING • for a few minutes until the sugar um menu that Includes a fav.orlle re­ r prefer the meat from the ham. •(i cup catsup ••'.'•• has completely dissolved and no ' Boston butls arc great for making cipe for turkey meatloaf, ».••' 2 tablespoons brown sug^r granules can be felt on the sausage and grinding. .*'-.'." WASSELL HAS worked as.a regis­ 'tongue.. • '• . . to teaspoon dry mustard : A good ham can be one of those tered renal .dietitian in the Kidney dash of nutmeg Beattheegg'whlteslna Center at Grace .Hospital1 In Detroit ' separate bowl until they form ' dishes that grace" an Eastor buffet 4 Mix Ingredients together and .and can keep on giving all week for eight, years. Rfarried and the spread evenly over the meatloaf . soft peaks; Then beat Into the long. Budget stretchers can use mother of two grown children, Was- alter the first to hour of baking strawberry puree. (Egg whites . whole bone-In hams long after seH went back to school part-lime time. discourage large ice crystals for seven years while her children 'Easter, has departed. A great BABY NEW POTATOES from forming.) ..budget stretcher that won't Were in high school. Cover and frccic about four to' remind us of "leftover ham" Is She earned her undergraduate dc- Wash the desired amount of five hours until the puree has scalloped potatoes laced with , grce in foods and nutrition at Madon­ small baby new potatoes. Place almost set. ham chunks. . na College In Livonia and then-con­ them In a covered casserole dish '* Beat vigorously with a wire Another great budget stretcher tinued her'studies at Eastern Uni­ whip for several minutes to break JIM JAQOFELO/»t»(f pho!00,i«ph«f with a tablespoon of margarine Is soups made of the ham bone, versity where she received a and parsley, salt and pepper to up ice crystals and to lighten the which should be simmered for master's degree and became certi­ taste texture. Add the cream and beat fied as a registered dietician. - Ann Waseeire low-fat, low sodium springlimo menu featuros hours with beans, onions and turkoy meatloaf, baby new potatoes, fresh Asparagus, and Cover and bake alongside the just enough so that the mixture carrots. Leftover ham can be During this busy period of her life, holds Us shape in a spoon. Cover strawberry sherbet for dessert. meatloaf. Stir once during baking ' ground and tossed with pickle Wassell shuttled her children to and to distribute the margarine. . and freeze. relish, mayonnaise and finely from soccer games, attended their Chopped onion for a great • school activities, sludlcd hard and low sodium food can be tasty and at­ level. ...'"'• sandwich spread. worked part lime counseling diabet­ tractive. . Submit redj>os to be considered Imported and specially hams ics for two and a half years at what Wassell offers the following tips: for pMblicafion, to Winner Din­ can be expensive but never was then called Mt. Carmcl and has Eat regular meals, reduce the ner, P.O. Box 3503, Birmingham, underestimate the cost-cutting recently been renamed Grace Hospi­ amount of fat, sugar and salt in your M14S012. abilities of preparing a whole tal. . did, get more fiber Into your diet, All submissions become the ham or pork shoulder from a Part of her Job as a renal dietician eat a variety of foods, have your property of the Observer and Ec­ reputable market. involves working with chronic, long- blood pressure checked regularly centric Newspapers. Each term dialysis clients who need to and If you have diabetes, be sure to winner receives an apron ioith V^...... / See recipes inside. have an occasional reminder that closely monitor your blood sugar the umds," Winner lyinnef on it.

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Also, plan foods that can be M> ciip thinly sliced green onions One smoked ham, precooked BEAN SOUP WITH HAM bone. made in advance or require minimal ^4 teaspoon esoh: dried marjoram -¾ cup bourbon whiskey (optional) In a cast Iron skillet, add the 1¼ pounds Navy beans Add onion and simmer for 1 hour. preparations. After all, a brunch is and dried thyme leaves 2 cups dark brown sugar ham drippings and cook on-medi­ 2¼ quarts boiling water Add carrots and simmer for 30 min-. meant to be relaxing and leisurely. "4 teaspoon freshly ground black 1 tablespoon dry mustard um high heat for 2 minutes, stir­ 1 mealy bam bone utes. Season with salt, pepper and a For an easy and nutritious main pepper V* cup whole(doves . ring constantly. Add-one table­ 1 large onion, chopped bay leaf, if desired while cooking. spoon of strong black; coffee for 3 large carrots, sliced Remove ham bone. If desired, attraction, serve Cheesy Brunch Cas­ ¼ cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar Preheat oven to 325 degrees. c serole. Low in calories, cholesterol cheese Place the ham fat side up on a rack colori continue stirring and then salt and pepper to taste soup»can be chilled for easy removal andsodium, it's quick enough for a in a shallow roasting pan. add just enough water to thin Wash beans, discarding any im- of fat. Makes 8-10 servings. spur-of-the-moment occasion and Cook noodles according to pack­ Bake in the center of an oven for 2 slightly, Continue cooking 'til special enough for company. The sa­ age directions without salt. Mean­ hours. If needed, cuTaway the rind thick, then/pour over ham and vory egg base, made withegg substi­ while, spray 8-inch square baking and score the fat by cutting deeply biscuits. ": tute, skim milk, lean Canadian-style dish with nonstick cooking spray. In through the fat until you reach the •'• SCALLOPED POTATOES Serving Great Food For... bacon and tender, fluffy cholesterOl- medium-size bowl, combine egg sub­ meat. .'- •WITHHAM 2 tablespoons butter or marga­ LUNCH & DINNER free- noodles,-:•_ Is .."splced-up'V just, stitute,'.milk, Canadian-style bawn, Return the ham to the rack and • Sandwiches • Steaks • Seafood right with flavorful, green onions, green'onions, marjoram, thyme and raise the oven heat to 450 degrees. rine -. ' < •'"..•••• marjoram and thyme. black pepper. " '.-"-' With a pastry brush, paint.the ham 2 tablespoons onion, chopped Tuesday - Prime Rib And the finishing touch is a light Drain noodles; stir into egg mix­ all over with ¼ cup of the bourbon. 2 tablespoons flour Wednesday -fresh Lk. Perch sprinkling of reduced-fat Cheddar ture. Pour into prepared baking dish. Then combine the remaineder of the . I teaspoon salt ; •' Seafood Raw Bar • cheese./ .-...- Bake, covered, at 350*degrees for 40 bourbon with the sugar and mustard. Vi teaspoon, pepper. . EARLY-BIRD DINNER SPECIAt To complete your brunch menu, minutes. Remove, from oven; sprin­ Pat the mixture firmly over the 1¼ cups milk Choose from 6 different entrees r select a few other convenient offer- kle with cheese. scored fat. 4 cups si Iced, pared potatoes .4-6 prn $ . ingssuchas: -,.. Continue baking, uncovered, for 10 Stud the fatjwUh the cloves and I cup ham chunks or slices Mon.-Fri. on ly 5.25 • A variety of fresh seasonal minutes until set and cheese melts. baste lightly with the pan drippings V» cup cheddar cheese, grated Eittertahwient Fri. & Sal. Sights fruit and/or fruit juR-es. . Let stand 10 minutes before serving. for 20 minutes or until the sugar has Melt butter or margarine in a J '..'"• A;marinated vegetable salad Makes 6 servings. melted and formed a brilliant glaze. saucepan; saute onion 'til soft. Stir in made with a low-fat vinaigrette Nutritive values per serving: flour, salt and pepper. Whisk in milk dressing. ' .- 224 calories; \7 g protein; 18 g car- And what would a story on ham be and cook slowly over low heat until • Low-fat, high-fiber.' whole bohydrate'; 9 g fat, 17 mg choles­ without making a great Red Eye thickened, about 5 minutes. Layer Remember Classified wheat rolls or bran muffins from the terol; 4Hmg sodium. Gravy (great with ham and bjscults half the potatoes, half the ham, half With an Observer & EccehtricClassrfied bakery served with assorted fruit ad...you'li make money hand over fist! spreads. • Toasted bagels accompanied by fruit chutney and light cream cheese. ' . •"••'--. • Sparkling water, skim milk, j s and flavored coffees or teas. ... For additional healthy eating tips and recipes, send a self-addressed, BOB SEZ: From all of us... stamped business-size envelope to: No Yolks, Pept. 230, 520 E. Church We wl|l be closed Sunday, so all HOP TO IT Street, Llbertyville, 111. 60Q48. of our employees can enjoy the whole day wlth'thelr families. CHEESY BRUNCH CASSEROLE Thank You, Bob and Crew ANDSA/E l,i package (4 ounces) No Yolks cho-; & Dearborn Sausage U.S.D.A. Choice Beef U.S.D.A. Grade A U.S.D.A. Choice Beef BONELESS BONELESS • SKINLESS PRIME CUT S.S.D. HAMS TOP SIRLOIN CHICKEN BREAST STEAKS, RIB $3 50 g W lb. Whole.. 1109 lb. ROAST '5-6-7 Rib calendar $ 188 ©HOLISTIC HEALTH 2 19 lb. lb. RIB $3.99 lb. ASSOCIATION Half.. m* I v ib. Vl1-2-3-4 Rib O&E feature and garden writer Skinless.* Shankless • Defatted ROAST ^^ MarU Figley discusses cooking with herbs* at.a Holistic Health Associa­ tion lecture 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April Hamburger Made Imported U.S.D.A. Government Inspected "Homemade" 14 at Melby Community Education fromTresh JUMBO FRESH!! Center, 13900 Masonic, {13¼ Mile) TIGER SHRIMP SAUSAGE east, of Schoenherr in Warren. Figley CHOPPED GROUND SWORDFISH $«f QQ Regular will prepare samples of foods. pr,e-. $ SIRLOIN $ J mm STEAKS f i09 lb. Holiday Chunky (j AA pared with a variety of herbs for v S.99b Polish or Kalian v "l t%U tasting, recipes will be available.' 't^ ,1111* Russers • Old Fashioned "Lefkofsky" • ' "Lean & Tasty" lb. Admission $4 non-members, $3 stu* •( ;.< mi i ir in • i i IIII • PIIIII»»B i< WIMI»*K"1|JH!"*« Salami • Onion or $ 4 QQ ***mmmtrw .1950 South Rochester Road at Ham­ **.ym+u.nmiWM*ir\ J2*.1'9ib. lin in Rochester. Hot Popper Your Choice I 199lb . Dearborn Sausage «_ j.Groat .u >i in • n I n.'iiironi II Crackers"Tim i II i i [• i i ifi M ' ' " *— ' " " " * " " 1 * " " ' ' ' " "Dearborn Sausage" SMOKED u.sV#rvTnrnipo^ #1 » JT^gfMU'^fp'rimu'W^'wnnrMnpumn1 •iicw.tmcrMm r»w»»l SPIRAL HAMS © KITCHEN GLAMOR POLISH SAUSAGE FLORIDA U.S. #1 Gallfornlo Dolo (Bud) w ' Marcia Sikarskie, demonstrates HEAD LETTUCE . recipes that will enhance your spring Great or) Iho TOMATOES BROCCOLI r $9 QQ ^. Grill or In 0 meals. You will learn how to clean Kraut noil tti99 ^.^( and core a fresh pineapple, step-by- 2.49 lb.. 77 lb. \79«V- on. step, techniques for sweet and.soul- chicken with pineapple and other cu­ >" HIMWgM U'.'.l iMl't» ". Mi'!*-* Mi ••—>• wmwwww iMjfcwiiff.'^t' f i.^nrtttjmii»ww.nwi> v>>if »Kw«fcyr-»r^ i mmw^^ww^ n •• i* iumn..'!)**i .ftp.'JM ""' 'M linary delights, 1 and 7 p.m. Tues­ day, April 28 in Novl, 1 and 7 p.m. BOB'S OF CANTON Wednesday, April 29 in Rcdford, I and 7 p.m. Thursday, April 30 In 0611 N. Lilley Road • Canton. 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ByKwlyWyponlk Hills, the factory was in operation i as needed until all the flour Is mixed can bake alt the matzahs at once. In staff writer April 5-12, •' .' -,:-.-...--. In and you have a soft pliable doiigb- '. that case, roll out all the dough and Vistors received a baker's, hat, a that Is just barely sticky. , do so.'Otherwise,-bake them' one .or Making matzah,, unleavened piece of matzah, and pamphlet de- - Divide the dough'In quarters. On a : two at a time, but do not roll out the .bread, is an lfl-mlnute maratKon scribing the celebration of Passpyer. \ floured board, knead each portion of remaining dough uiitil you are ready' that involves' mixing, water ..and Bai» Chabad ^students Yehuda dough 8 or 10 times, working in a >• to bake It. .;,-.;•;.'< :; ,:• . flour, kneadlna, punching and rolling Mann, It, and Yacov Simmonds little flour If it Istoo sticky to be . Lift the pierced doqgh over a'rblir, the dpugh, pricing it with'a fork, ^ were among the volunteers helping; rolled- Clein the board of all dough •ihg pin and turn onto ungreased bak- and bakJng U at a v^ry. high-teni' the children ringing in age from tod­ 'scraps; reflour, and with a flouted ; JngsheetOr tiles. Bake for\about 10 : perature. Speed is Essential to pre-; dler to kjndergarten, make matzah. : rolling-pin roll ihe dough lnto a clr- • minutes.:'When the inatzah curls,'; .vent the dough from rising. .., '•'. : "It's a.wa'y to spread Jewishness cle -about 7 Inches m'dlametef aidia •, looks yerydry/and shows some gold- little less.than; Vfc-inch thick. Pierce embrown .patches and edges,'.turn ItVserious child's play, that Intro*' ail around," said Mann. "It's wonder- the surface all over with the tines of and bake the second side for 6 to $ ; duces children- tp the Jewish Passo­ fdl-to. be a-'part of It,'' added Sim- ; v a fork, being sure you pierce through/. minutes, or"until it,.too,, is golden ver season, which commemorate v rnonds;'.•.,-' /;>;.\ ,"...'.-."; -,'• 7 : - the:'b6ttom of the dough. Tlils will brown: Some very dark edges are de- . the exodus of the Jewish people from keep the matzah fromV buckling ,• skable, for they add Special flavor.; Egyptian slavery to freedom, v , WITH: HEL? from the students, the; children measured flour, added while it bakes. ' •••: ,-. v - 7- Remove from the oven and .cool on .'• ' If yoii have eiiough room fn your. /rack. "7\\--7 77.-';. 7 '-'• 7.----7.: iN THE) R haste to leave Egypt, water, punched the dough, pricked it ''oven or on your baking sheets, you Yield: 4 seven-inch matzohs, ••' * the Israelites did not have enough and rolled U. Students carried 'the tim^ to let their dough for bread- matzahs outside on wooden dowel baking rise. To this day, unleavened ' rods to an oven for baking. Children bread is eaten during the eight days sanded the wooden rolling pins when, ; of Passover. This year It will be ob­ they were through rolling. - served from sundown on' Friday>\ When the matzahs were done, the April 17, thri monthly jjifi .of $21 Imported Specialty Foods •Scottish Pastries • Scones ' FULLY COOKED EASTER HAMS • is trKliWd • - : Shepherds Pies • Cinnamon Rolls /Bread Shortbread & CooMes • Bro.vnies • Steak Pies Whole or Half ^ I 7.,. -7,: -..-.;- ;. Last Day to Order | J I wan! to learn more alvxit the Thursday, April 16th lb. | -ch:1d aligned ionic. If! aceef-t th7 mm H ^0 5^ ; * •;•' ehikl. i II <ponv>r';Khi!d ix'A', tart - Sliced Free! 1.99 lb. ROUND Limit 2 more 99' I. I nurxlosing'$ _- \ to help Li-nil s • p-'f. ihiWren Mea-<' use rtiy TURNOVERS DEARBORN SAUSAGE CO. 101b?. 1.69 lb. Genuine Idaho j ^ donation ftheaver the. nval MIK* ' Bob's lenten Deli Special I grvaSe^f ' _ •" BAKING POTATOES] T S.S.D. HAMS Kov/alskl • Handmade . 5 LB FRESH . BAG I JI ttiwki !;ko to r'i\'ei\e inf^tnia- (Skinless, Shankiess, Dofotted) ' L'.-n-i 2 Bags 69^ t • tmn alx^i hvipinj! (luKlfi-n-^y 6i° 3" PIEROGI'S • ' riuling a ^JVUJI or deferred gtfl • Potato or Kraut , :y S.DA Woslwn Grain F«cl Ceel WHOLE M.iB8lb , ' BONELESS '' f'kasf Hxd niernfurmation alxmi $2 QCI I Imfig inN<-ark) in(.!ud:r.g(^rh!Mn HALF;.... . , Boof I 7li' PORTERHOUSE KRAKU^HAM J M\n. :?- $ I OR T-BONK 2.99 I $ STEAKS I _ This Wcok Specials Limit . 0E I Good Thru Snturdny 4/10/92 4 19 3 lbs. • ClIRIstlAN C]iiiinRts'.<< Ft.M> . I "TTP! 1 ^Kr lb. I 2821 Hmcfywcxxl l^fkw.ty | WE HESCHVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES j Richmond; VA 23261-5066 | ALU SALES ITEMS AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES WST. "V L J ^p^v ppijpil • 11^,1,.^. WP

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± • <• i Faith Lutheran Church TIMOTHY LUTHERAN CHURCH Tlie Congregational Church GOOD FRIDAY FAMILY SfcRVICE CALGARY BAPTIST eiWRCll "I Ic is risen, as He said'' - Ijvonia ' lmlav_ April 17 7 DO pm BLOOMFIELD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH 8820 W.iync Road (at Joy) ofBlrminghamU.C.C. Grace Chapel (3065 Joy Rd., Canton, Ml -JB187 Come and Worship! INTO JOY (ROM SADNESS" • Special Music (513) 155-0022 Maundy Thursday - April 16 /m ites you to share in our \vm Tynd.ds ( ollc^e • Devotional 1000 Cranbrook 3t Woodward ot Grand RiYCf AYC FAflM| Easter Service NORTHWISTBAPTIST CHURCH "i SO p m }Ioly Week and Faster 3*700 VI 12 Mik • I jinilj Communion 23238 DRAX£"RQAD&uth >' N0T0KXILLS. Ml 4833S Good Friday Service K?l m Easter Celebration Services . Rfl i)oo4 'Itiday Vi blocks South of It) Mile . Easter" Services 10:30 a.m. ^"Sncrlflcc, ihc LanftnaKr -,xcijj Hi-KWiirfin h lftv < <i • <,„oi> HI I PAY - WiOO • IMfM April \\ ?30pm Sunda) School ' 9 -»5 a m 8 10pni - lln. Ni^ilof b wir , Of 1 OVC'" Rnnv S OH • t>\<. l,intb UltCf. tor Alt ' Nursery provided at both services Mprning Worship 1100am •Taster Sunday 8 30 a nn April 19. 1092 t \,TrK \l'M>AV-tf ?OOI 1 OO A M « —~tel Euler Sunday - April 19 Nursery Cart Available Uarncr rue $l)>moutij Cijurclj. ft®'I.aster Sunday Lvcninu SCIMCC ") (X) p ni i\ Si 10 45 a m hasttr Sunday 9 30 & 11.00 a m -/,p,« I/M» troJ( to Glory" Wlf/ F,\' n l-carurlng Infiini {.art O Cblljtin t Ck^nh Plot ir.W I ister Breakfast 9 30, a nu r 3600 Telegraph Road, Hloomfleld Hills Vaster Sunday SCHKIO live Mile Kit Rev Don Polsson (.rndy Drocgc Worst Case- Scenario' of tfje j&tyivene , , ' . , ... Mark Fox Rc» Richard L' Karr Casior Interim Minister Dv ( hrtoiun Fduriixvi i$MH \nn \rbof H-1 April 19.6OOSO0p•[ -3 393

•*riri HOllY WEJEK AT FrRST 6APTI§r. CHRIST THE KING Worship With lis This Easier! lUTHERAN CHURCH Qt THE REDEEMER FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CROWN OF LIFE i. i 300 WMIits St'Mn bowntown-Binningham - LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH • - , LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev James V. Davison* 644-0550 Re\" Deborah h Hughes 9300 I arnungum Rd MAUNDY THURSDAY (4/16). .7.30 pm " ' 1800 West Maple ' 644-401() 2975 Out ion Rd • Rochester I litis irt\06 25325 HALSLhl) k|> PAI M SJJJNDAV WORSHIP and BAPTISM L1:Q0 A.M. I ivonn Ml Phone 313-652-7720- GOOD'lRJDAY'(4tf7) .... * , 7:30 pm FARMING ION IlllLs Ml . EASTER Pastor Te rry J Re ben Children's Procession of Palms Message 'CiXlJ^RAI IOjN' • CELEBKATION MAUNDY 1IHJRSDAY . , . *. • 6:30 P.M. taster Resurrection EASTT-R SUNDAY (4/19) 7:30 a m. Sunrise Scnic.e Services at 8.30, 9:30 & 1 LOO A M •APRII 17 M haMcr Communion Services 8 15 School tasier F#$ iTTuu Plymouth Rd., Ml 48170 • 453-5252 VSiCV APRIL 21 7:30 P.M. 9.15 a.ii> \y~r Come Celebrate the Risen Christ With Us 7:00 P.M. - GOOD FRIDAY SERVICh

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PLYMOUTH 7:30 A.M. - EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE Mam and ( hureh Streets J'hilip Rodgcrs Magee, Minister • • • • Leland I Seese. Jr , Associate Minister 8:30 A.M. - SUNRISE BREAKFAST BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA' 478-6520 HOPK LUTHI-RAN CHURCH St. Paul's Lutheran Church 39200 West Twelve Mile Kd. HOLY THURSDAY ~ 7 w p M t-ommunloo No Charge, Reservations Appreciated 35300AX'csi 8 Mile Road, Farrnington Hills, Ml St. Poul's Cvongelicol tuthcron Church I arhilnnton I tills • 55i 71TO GOOD 1-K1DAY - 12 30 P M Lonimunil) .Service 9:30 A.M. - CHILDREN'S EASTER TREASURES HUNT 201 iilm Street; Northyille v . 17810 FARMINGTON R^. • LIVONIA •:: Maundy Thursday 7;30'p The- Kcv. Mr. Mage-e preaching on "Were You There?" Holy Week Schedule Good Friday 7:30 p.ni: • Clues found in Easter eggs will lead the ..'" (behind Hardee's) Easier Sunday 8:00 a.iii; HOLY WEEK SERVICES KAS1FR DAY - 730 AM C ommunion Senice children in search of the Easier message' Apr. 16, Maundy Thursday Service 7:30 p.m. , 9:15 a.m. Faster Breakfast Mcdttaiiori by Ihc- Kcs Mr Sccsc Lutheran Chiireh - Missouri Synod- Easter Comimmloii 10:.45 a.in, 11:00 A.M. - EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP Apr. 17, Good Friday Tencbrae Service 8;00 p.ni. '...Maundy.Thursday iu 7:00 p.m. • Good Friday at 1:00 p.m.. "Arc Voi) Prepared Tu Llvc?- (313)349-3140 : " V -Handbells, soloists and special choral Maundy Thursday Worship y 00 & 1100 AM Lcstis-al Scnices lhc-Rc\ Mr Magce 7:30 P.M. EASTER SUNPAY3C1IEDUIE Faster Sunrise Service at 7:00 a.m. music combine for a grand eclebratiun!. : Good Friday.Worship . 1:00 & 7:30 P.M; - preaching on "Eastcr..And The Dark At the Top Of The Slalrs" Kasl'cr Sunrise Worship 6:00 A.M. SUNRISK SERVICE with Holy Communion 7:'00 a.m. Faster Lite 'Service at 11:00 a.m. Easter Breakfast 7-10:00 A;M. Breakfast following Sunrise Sc.rvice- : Faster Breakfast at 8:15 a.m. liaster 1'estivai Worship 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Festive Easter Worship Service w/lloly Comniunion 10:45 a.nu •" For Additional Information Call Rev, Ihomas M. J.ubecK.-PaMor "Kvv;.Unyrcnec A. Kinne. Associaie Paiior AIX /URZ? WELCOME///. 261-1360 Orchard Lake Community Church, Presbyterian SQUTHFIELD PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANDREW'S ^-^~" .' , i . ' i u 5171 Commerce Rd. Orchard Uke, Michigan 21575 Vv\ 10 ML ',356-1430. P^BYTERIAN CHURCH (313) 682-0730 : ;^ : 26701 Joy Road MAUNDY THURSDAY Dearborn HeIghts. Michigah .Maundy Thursday, April.i6 - 7:30 p.m. - Service of Holy Communion". 8.-00 p.m. Communion 0A H.OO.VM . . "'Sen ices Begin at 7:00. . liasier Service 1.1:00 a ni,. Rev. Charles J. Curly, Special music by utir choirs ill all services • .Surscry Care Available EASTER MORNING •-.. SCHEDUI.Er Pastor Maundy Thursday Service \ - Sunrise Service - 7:30 Easter Fgg Hunt -8:30 . April .16, 7:30 pm. Breakfast - 8:45 Good Friday Service Sunday School ~ 9:30 April.."17, 7>30 p.m. '.-"'• •'Family Worship - 11:00 ,£L joUn JlutlieAaH C/u^icU PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Surscry Provided ^ Enster Sunday Services JJPJ Vvkeclclu'ir Accessible "•.-.. April 19, 900 & 10:30 a.m. 23225 ("illi ROAD ••FARMl.N(rT()X HILLS-. _ . 28^000 New Market Road ', ' LUTHERAW CHURCH Fanningion Hills, Ml-i833f-313-553-3380 . .3 mks. ,s; of GramFRiver (i7i-058$) . * ' Rev. T. Uicliartl Marcis, St., Pastor GARY D. JOHNSON; PASTOR PALM SUNflAY (Nursery) ' I Holy Week & Foster Schedule Corner of l'arniington and Thirteei>Milc Roads-- '•8:30 &:11 a,m. Fesiival of Palms ':-' Maundy Thursday Scrvlco-wlth. Holy Gonimunion — 7 = 30 p.ni. NORTHBROOK FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF FARMINGTON MAUNDY THURSDAY Good Friday Tre Ore — 12 Noon to 3:00 p.ni; "" .Farrnington Hills Farnifngton^Rd., comer of 11 Mile 7:V0 p mConinuiniiy Worship Seven 20 Minute Segments Tcnebrae — A Service of Darkness — 7:30 p.iii. Phone: 626-7906 • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH April 16, Maundy Thursday, 7:30 p.m. GOOD JpRIDAY . . "A Service.of Tc-nebrae" (The Shadows) . "30 p"ni. Service ofMiadows Meditations Covering the 7 Words From the Cross 22055 W Fourteen Mile Road at "Lthser• Easter.Sunday 'Celebration of Sacrament.of Holy CommuoicA— FJVSTfiR SUNDAY FF.STIVAL WORSHIP (Nursery) Sunrise/Service - 8.00 a.m. Cominental Breakfast - 90(1 "a.m. April 16 - 7:30 p.m. : 642-0200 Special Music • Child Care.Provided .- 63() Sunrise Service.''8:30 -\- 11 00 Communion • ;.' . Regular Service - 10:00 a.m. II Maundy Thursday Service, Holy Communion ApriL 17, Good "Friday Combined Area ChuKlus of EASTER CALENDAR • Cn'itcd Methodist Church. 331 l'2-"-r»>-^ f Icrxr.urv n ^J"H.«C^ Nur.iliS WoriK:n Friday, April 17 Community Good Friday Services ' >ufi,|j» VffkJ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH .') 15 jr.t Jl'*ir Community Senice with Faith Covenant, First Presbyterian' Church, Birmingham 25630 Grand River •<;,-*:./ Orchard Methodist;and Covenant Baptist Churches 12 Noon-3 p.ni. r Missouri Synod Redford; MI 18240 -"' Saturday, April 18 7 p.m.-7 a.m. Easter Vigil WARD EVANGELICAL 2225 1:. 1 i Mile Rd * Birmingham .'532-2266 .^^^.^.iv^^isi^r-i-:! Sunday, April 19 7 a.m. Sunrise Easter Communion Service (5 filfcTs F.of Woodward) 646-6100 •April 19 — 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.o>- EASTER PRESBVrERIAN CHURCH "lhe Rev. Viciurj^. UilboihrPaVior and The Ri\ Timoihv P.'llalboih." Assoc iHe Pastor 8 a.m. Sunrise Easter Breakfast : 17000 Farmington Road • Uvonia 18154 • 422-1 ISO Re'v.-Ray F. Scherbarth Festival Services With Choir, Organ, and Brass (reservations) Rev. Ronald L. Yoiing Monday & Tuesday 'Jesus of Niiareih*""at 7:30 p ni. a special Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Easter.Service and April 13 & ll llory Wcci production of the- Chancel Choir Maundy Church School under ihc direction of Dr. Jerry Srniih Thursday 10:30 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship 1 inirsdiy . ._:.'....-'.....,. 'MAUNDY THURSDAY TtSEBRAB SKRV1CE Easter Sermon : MAUNDY THURSDAY - 7:00 p.m. 11.00 a.m. Easter 'Service'and April I6 and HOLY COMMUNION "30 pm..- llif. VtAD.NOY TIIIiRSOAY - .\PR1L 16 The Empty Egg" OARDKN OF' PR\YR8'* - Dr,Uinlctl (less Church School . COMMUNITY GOOD FRIDAY St RMCK - GOOD FR]DAY - 1:00 &' 7:00 'p.ni. 11 00 am and ~:30 pm GOOD FRi DAY-APRII 17 1 rid:iy:.. Holy Communion ai boih H-rviccs ,1.00-p.m . and Tenchric ai 7:30 pin Emmanuel Lutheran •anuwnarrMTM April I7 12 00 Noon-3 00 p m '.''KACFS.AROUND lio?) Coc,niur.Kir\.with inc'nkluil i\:p\ JI with the individuat'eups. THE CROSS" : -:-• _^ -.--•", ;.-' ihc " JO p m. Trnebrw SISKC- Ti-:-* '. Church of Southfield FASTER SUNDAY ITie Rev. John Streit will preach ai TirrK.thy JUH>iih »i!l prcjih on -I TillkSl" Sundjv L3STFR SUNDAY. 630 a m ,•-=" Sun rise'' . hothworshipknii.es hivrij upon.liAn H.id .. GARDEN CITY April'.19 Celebration Service for Youih and Adults. SUNRISE SERVICE 7:00 a.m. Maundy Thursday ..-. 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Upward Hound ; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8 00. 9.15 and 1045 a-rii '"Um LOOK FOR FASTF.R SUNDAY - APRIL 19 - 7:30-9:15-11:00 Good Friday 12 Noon & 7:30 p.m. 18il Middkbetl - One PUnk S> our choirs." organist and instnjnuni.ili-.ls at all of our HOI Y -12 ?6-2-30 ' Chorale- '.-'-" . ' : w Easier Breakfast served from 8:00-10:30 a.m. NX i:i K amllvVO IK WORSHIP siiKVICC's. - 357-1818 KASTgR SERMCES - it 9lSan.1 II i» U__ - I)..\c icU-jse if:vr bivih wrviivv-' lister service broadcast Nursery provided at all services, l K.iAh Vbx< )i II iV"1 • Sjr«rv n Kyh HISKI-V 11:00 a.m., WCirL-AM 1030 except 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service (.irvlh l> IIJVIT. F^^r— . 4 2 1-7620

PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Si Miclmei Lutheran Church -.fit ; 17029 W. 13 Mile Rd. • FESTIVAL SERVICES ptrfcjit M\t llills FIR^T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BIRMINGHAM *-' ' ' v ""••**' * • ..'..'• , 11 KnuiUcn II HOLY SATURDAY "Unveiling the Cross." '••• ••., I birk\ R. MnlVr-iU • Orun R rjut^-n .Good Friday 0()0 p.m .The First Vespers of Easter —-^:- EASTER BREAKFAST - 9-11 A.M. * Saturday F^enlng Worship-5vJ0rlf.' •''• ••''••• Renewal of Baptismal Vows Worship 12:15 & 7:30 p.m. a in. 459-33.3.3 Ministers. Donald NcpM.id jiyj Ionise Wi^ifill Kcv. Rkk IVtcrs Kcv. Jennifer S.ud

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Uy Qusan Roilek School of Law, endorsed the concept have a vested interest in the out­ Quayle's mother o%) in 1974 of.; staff writer' of ''loser-pays" to'dlscbujage an end ' come." , -; \-' breast cancer. While in Michigan to frivolous lawsuits. Other reforms Friday', Quayle was the keynote "She's no Hillary, she knows when discussed include a cap on punitive '•' QUAYLfi ALSO urged women to speaker at a breast cancer, confer­ to keep quiet," said Elayne Nichols 'damages "and,'doing aw«y with con­ perform, monthly breast examina­ ence at Hutzel Hospital In Detroit.. . just momenta before Marilyn'-Tucker tingency fees.•-'.': •-..• •-.' ' • •'-,•.-.;. tions arid push for mammogram • Reaction to Quayle's speech "was Quayle, wife' of Vice President' Dan-' /These'are logical reforms that' screening as part of health insurance : positive arid generally enthusiastic. Quayle, was welcomed into the Cori\- need to be addressed,", said-Quayle, packages. She emphasized the need .."She was great arid gave us a lot ; munily RoomL "at Livonia Mall. The adding-that "the only group fighting ,. for early detection arid treatment of room was filled rriostly with support-' reform '.are: the .trial lawyers who ' breastcancor. ' ^ — Please turn to Page 7 erg of the Bush^QuayleAdministra- ,tion. ;:-; v'.::::^. :-' '-.'< v--. Hillary Is: Hillary'Clinton, theout- spoken wife. of Arkansas Gov. Bill FREE SHOP-AT-HOME |« CALL wov« Clinton twho is seeking the, Demo­ cratic nomination for president. :-. Nichols, a'member of the Livonia Republican Women's Club, was FREE INSTALLATION 326-7100 among the more than 160 people — WITH PURCHASE OF $349 OR MORE! I Kl]i: Kslimntc.s mainly women 4-" who attended a Friday breakfast hosted by Jeanne A Hildebrandt, general manager of the Custom Made IN-STOCK MINI t% Livonia Mali. ;.-_/ •''.'-- " '"• DOORWALL And Marilyn Quayle was anything VERTICAL BLINDS MICRO but quiet on Friday. SPECIAL! In a 15-minute speech, she de- UP TO BLINDS tailed her work with the Red Cross OFF and international preparedeness re­ UP TO lief activities, the Bush Administra­ tion's commitment to regulatory re­ OFF form and the need for tort reform. She discussed the importance of ear­ uuvut o» ton un ma v urn rcauu u v n m «f i VM1HS ly detection and prompt treatment Ur 1» 1K-.4 >»* 34* i*\, •w ISVi IS uv, 104» Save on ptemkj'injgi.'ty f' 4» 2JM «40 »1.43 1SJ4 4043 41.20 42« MAitwAi siu PWCC mini brjvJ*. These are the of breast cancer and urged women tut rYC {CK>»4} 3 W M.S* M$0 M00 43.44 UM 4454 =104 •39" V'indi pteleeted by nfbsl in­ t*n rtio terior Oecorvon for the;/ to speak up and be active in the po­ o M.M 4119 MM 7J M.M IJM mi nm «;«• m (bienr,) nor •49» urima!ct*d beauty, durabil­ litical arena, 1« lift :i(4 H.» J»» 4M0 47.04 W40 MM M'-Oft" ity and styf.ng We no* offer a. H- nn 30» UN «010 4S30 SU9 34 30 ttoo m (CtriW) •X-4« •«9« lhc Only o 12» Mil J4.M 39 n 4414 ibte M6O 4334 ISM Canton Township, West Bloomfield,. a In-StocM/t-SlOf* . .V.H.Il if.'Wu'.t WOOD BUNDS Detroit arid others from Lansing, X PLEATED SHADES 5" SleevfNo Keade< Sl#« on f<*^ (fji^/ »t3 Jackson and Monroe gave.'Quayle. an URTO Toppers »9" EA rwU*xJ» C-Jl *4J 4Vt &• Permanently pkaltd dec-' "fCl« !>*«*». Vm1*~itl , r Jo Y>* *>>~* TNyxiti't enthusiastic greeting. of»io» fabfici and ccAxs! V*r j«** "ivj»"M • t VSf tr>a'r>V. >** Heads nodded in agreement and They comb'ioa ihe hlgh- totxVfc-.-'^ifcoM Joch" r> tl+z-o'iT.t *ir-3cr* • fiihion look of .mini-binds. J...... « —. ..V l6'eal*ooo fa^-ori some clapped as she talked about the *r*h ih» wsrriiin. and lex- S\V: $)itiiT-H<*}# • Ri/ttes Top 4 Boaom 3 • Rod PocKet furo of fabric ifudej. - need to have a check on regulation »13" EA $19"EA Off that was hampering business arid 50% economic productivity, how the Con­ WESTLAND gress was thwarting the President's 6558 WAYNE RD. FREE SHOP-AT-HOME SHERRIEeuZQY/staff pholograhef W# (»ng bmui* >un» •>•^dft« AAA 4JAA efforts in that area and the need to 3245-7100 y* f*q bmui* >un» wmom f%f%t* 14 AA : reduce the cost and length of litiga­ *SZZJZ&ZX*22?^^r^^^j^* CALL3ZO-/10CALL3Zb-/100 Wariiyn 'Tucker:Quayte, ;wlfe'-'oif "Vice President Dan Quayle, tion. .Hour*; - •w • »-^ »• core stRwrt, 'Ml HUSUAtHINfS afloke to more thsin 160 people — mainly women — Friday ata Among a long list of civil justice, Moo. & Thur». 10-8 . I Tu«j SWed 10-6 n ~" FRfC ESTUU1IS me W$1MIA1«N breakfast hosted by Jeanne Hildebrandt, general manager of reforms, Quayle, who holds a law de­ f n. & Sat. 10-5 r«.i.,i»™™i tuet<««J

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FRANK1JN COMMUNITY ST. ELIZABETH'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Farmington First United Methodist Church FARMINGTON AREA CtlURCH 26Bl W. CHICAGO, REDFORD. Ml 33H2 Grand River (l-ast of Farmington.Rd.) ECUMENICAL 32173 -Normandy Road .: . r- - • ' Kranklin. Michigan (313) -*937 -2880 ' •.'. '- - '•"' • • .- Maundy Thursday - Communion7:30 p.ni. GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES IV.iut.vn 1.4 X 1 i M:!c- Koj.iiiris ' 'Kcv George f. \Jin1 i. : •'•' - .. '; -.. ' ; (-(71-6573). . • • . .-'••' chiU ow -• ,Ri'». liougli'^J. P^rkc-r Easter Day — Holy Eucharist 8:30 8c 10:30 a.m.-. \

7 f> m Maundy Thursday Communion Smicc'•-. Rev. Jamo k'urp.mcr prj-jithing" The Saint John's Episcopal Church; First United Methodist-Church . , -fircaits! Eicning of My.bfc" from IJJCC Ii I-i-itf-on the thenu- of lining'r>ni1.iv. 10:00 A..M. Siaiion- (if the Cni' Birmingham . fi 2 m Easter Sunri^ S") . 10.30 A.M. Hols' Fuvlunsf ". . 7- am..Easter Sunrise flrc-akrist prepared and-»er\eiV hy tSe MVr" anil -vponvwv Mi-»i-fr\. 7.:.40 P.M. Sori-jci-of Rcconclintiiin .( i Re!tr\jncfay: 10.00 A.M. Stjiiciriv >• PucluTiM"A TciKbr.K. ing "A ricach ItreiVfiM" frcmi John 21:" I -1 ~ on the tin -mo'of hfc-jyvinu Grjce 8 9:30 11 ;-.-.' 10.05 Sunday School for alt 3Kl'S. Nursery.pnnidol for all service*. (. • - 9:.(id l'rict.t): 12: <«S<> 00 P.M. .Suiron^ of ihi- fn.-.v (Prju-r Vi^:i I'.inl-.. "'fin Chancel Choir Easier Conccrj, 1 he (.i^rxi of I INICC I Children's Program at 9:30 a.m. .1:00 P.M. ifiixxJlrulji I inirg\ HTKIVJ! >1i\ \v , . CASTIIt SI .SOAV: -6:00 A M. (.rcilW sV,i^n>n Vi'^il of KiMcr K J-.r-r fiinhjfM Clarciicevillc United Methodist •' •'. • . - '.-' . • of 3'a<-UT Pastors' ' ! 9.00 A.M. •&" 11:00 A.M. IV-tiv-jl lir»l> ti!t iv Ifntvlljfi'uMii Robert Paul.Ward Juanita J. Ferguson _ 20300 Middlebelt Rd. • Livonia Bruce M. Dcnlon Charles M. Deynon ' ; :-" \urur\ (cinf'roijcfitf . * -'. ;' v '47-kVl-M- '.--

NEWBURG-.UNITED METHODIST CHURCH \wm l liiBUNniDMi'inaBraiuKii "'^T' EPISCOPAL CHURCH 01; THE HOLY SPIRIT 36^00 Aon Arbor Trail ' . t . 122-01 19 20000 XVF.ST'HMRTKhN .MILK RIX • VlLtACiK Ol-' BliVFRLY HILLS 9083 Newburgh Road • Livonia'* 591-0211 PAI.M SUNDAY: - julm RuitcrS KKQINUM ' 6J6-977". PASTOK SC:orrT, WILKINSON ( III IU II • The Rev. Kmery P. •(ir.ivellc, Vicar Chamcl Choir & OreIiv.Mr.i — Prixtssioti of Palms Ihe Kev NJarg.irci Haas, Assistanr i ., SuiKl.iy School 'Maundy Thursday, April 16,7:30" p.m., MAUNDY THURSDAY: " 30 p'\| Tv'ru-hr.u- Coiiimuiiion'.sJnice- Tcireb'fae Candlelight Service MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY GOOD.rRlDAY: liisjool'.M. Easter Sunday Breakfast Served 8-9 a.m. 7:30 Holy Eucharist 12:15 P.M. PfAver Book liiurgv r.AS'iT.H SUNDAY: HiKlAM .Sunrise Scrskt- - Or.inuik PrcMiiUtion'. $3.00 Adults - $2 00 Children (l'n : Easter Sunday \Vorshlp Service EASTER SUNDAY _7t.)0cv 10.30AM "HolvEucharist v< ''•'",• " Suhcl.iy Sch(x>r .- ..' . 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. > 8:00 P.M The Great Vigil v- Spcci.il Music -Children's Sermon c(h:lil c.irc priAnluli V '-.Stir wv I'riit tiled itl all Worship S (located ono tralfic ligbl norih of University, '• -l .VRTJr:5TK2£2r__ 476-8860 MAUNDY THURSDAY -.APRIL 16 'and^uvo blocks easl of Rochester Road) . MAUNDY THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. Candlelight-Communion Service 2-i Ittmr Prayer Vigil [ , 651-9361 Spec i;il Music by - the Sane ftiary Clioir Ci.()0 p.m. Maundy Thursd.iy thru 6-.()0 p.m. (inocl I'ricl.iy HOLY WEP.K WORSHIP SERVICES - Meditation' by Dr. William A. Ritter 7:30 p.m.,— Drama: "JcMisf On His Knees" Maundy Thursday: Nursen'Available ' ' Holy Communion ' . 7:30 p.m. "Tho Verdict' GOOD FRIDAY 12 Ncwn-l.00 I'M. Child cure available tit 7:.10 fi.tu. nnd Holy Communion Meditations by Rev'. David I'eniiiman ' GOOD FRIDAY•- APRIL 17 Good Friday; Nursery Available 12:30 p:m. Pre service music Continuation Of Prajer Vigil until 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Worship - "Tho foolishness of Forgiveness" • Rov. Diamond '*•#* 7:30 p.m, Servico of Tenebrao • Dr. Stout FASTER SUNDAY SERVICES ,12:15 p.m. ~ lkumcnii.il Scoice at Antioih Lutheran Church t* BOO, 9:15 and I UOD A M. |K.trri':i:j;1iJi f),l .ml H M:',- Kcl | EASTER: V •* '• Combined Choirs *' IkeakfasYlliiffiM from 7:15 S 15 A.M.' Resenations Not Necessary 6:30 o.m. - Servico of EnUanco Spe'jVcr: Rev. David S, Noacn, Laiih Covenant Church : 7:15- 8;45 a.m. Brcaklasl Duffol - United Melodist Men 8.00. 9: IS '•&' 1 1:00 A.M. 1-aster ixstiyat Services 9.00 n.m. V/otshlp - 'Cmifjht In Another's Arme" - Dr. Hickoy Festival Music by the Narclin 1'ark Chojrs RASTER SUNDAY - APRIL 19 11:00 a.m. Worship - "Caught In Another's Arms' - Dr. Hickoy 7:30 a m. - Suiuise Service followed by a continental breakfast "He's hack" - Dr. William Ritter Nursery and Toddler enre provided nf all scivlccs. 9 15 and ll.OOam - "I'avtcr: I Ifc on llu- Oilic r SJde of llu- Ctiruin"

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,1¾^ warm Continued from Paae6 'tort-reform, "thereare inequities" In Elaine Kirchgatter, Carol Davis, a the system that must be addressed. candidate for.the piyraou,th Town­ of good Inforrnatlon," tald Jo ".Bal- • Livonia GouncUwoman Laura Toy ship Board of Trustees; Northvllle lert, a retired Llvonjaechool teach. called the talk "interesting" and said State Rep; Georglna Ooss; Livonia 1 she liked what Quayle had to say., State pep.^ytt Barikes; Farmlngtofl "A' compelling, well-Tese^rched about the need to curb regulation on Stale Rep. Jan Polan; Livonia XJUy message — she'a Incredibly commit­ 1 business. Toy Is. coHOwner of a floral Clerk Jpah McCotter, former Livo­ ted W what $he does;' said QyntbJa business In Livonia..' v ' -, nia "Treasurer Elaine Tultle; Mary , H^dgfans, a aide -to; G^P- Congress­ " FJRIBfAY:S AUDIENCE was a Q.'ConneU. of Plymouth Township;-*, man 0¼ Porsall.. s who's who of local women offrce- Marela Buhl of Plymouth township; ' Livonia attorney Mary Fisher said hblders'and potential candidates. "' Peg Sijjpola of Livonia; and Evelyn that while Mrs. Quayle presented •..••Among those attending the break- Crane of the Indian Village-Republic , many valid points on the need for •fast;. Canton Township Trusteee can Women's Organization.: _ TUT GOOD?YEAR SHEflRlE BUZBY/»tart photographer

Women from Livonia, Plymouth, Canton Town­ Lansing, Jackson and Monroe gave Quayle an T-' 1 COMPUTERIZED f TRirTmrROTATToN WITHOIL CHANGE^ ^ ship, West Bloomtield, Detroit and others from onlhusiaatic greeting. I 1 CHASSIS LUBE, OIL FITER I WHEEL ALIGNMENT j :i$ s 95 9•RtrtfltXCt5 W $OQ9"FRONT5 * m TMflUStANCU RtABWHltLS 17 28 (ii + |1.t0 Hazardous Waal* WlpoUL Drto OS, r'rful with up to £y» LAID OFF? R«fl «j»o» .'. -fltg: M».» <*u»ji* ^Jj« brand motor 6.1. kit>rtc#e ci--as»'» and losvia r>** oa (>::er. S«t taster, chamtxr- &i loe to enact ma/n/jctire/i *p«cjtvcab». ' tnclud»» Prftvontatlvo MalnUnanc* Check! NEED A JOB? ii • .. TVe Pressors . '-/Wiper DiadfV C^nan, f'atot. Vft furta. WiW flrtv* trtA*t rtqurirq' Utcf.iwtyi iirj cor-«cson usa. . ,' An Frsc'd Uvels -. ,-• Cooling ayslem ••Rttr »f*ir4 trK)rjuVx>n«iVa. <'**}« . . ,• A!) befts and Hoses . .' Transmission Fkrd WANT A NEW CAREER? UmH»4 Warranty Ux t Mootha Of 8,000 rrUi« », whJcMvw cetntt (W»t 1¾ ..•• Filters • j Ughis If you Li- — — — —Expktt — J^zt$-19-93 —'i£9£. — — — —— — J f L- — — — — — — \Jt£rti ^2 J [ r •- • Worked on one job for over 1 year 00 "ir $ 00 "! f 4"WHiEl"BAUNCE"| • Were laid off or your company closed, i $ i i $ & ROTATION • You can type at least 30 wpm, 10 OFF:! 16 OFF 00 ! ANY BRAKE WORK ', J ANY tUNE-UP WORK we have FREE training and Placement ;; $24 $3-100 I assistance for Computer Word Processing jobs. EJfvce$i-16^2 WCoypoo . . Eipi.-6» S-16-W J- 'rt.Coi.foo Ejf>.-e« S-16-S? ' WCo-jpon ,

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St. john^ Episcopal Church ST. STEPHENS' EPISCOPAL •^ St. Andrew's ST. JAMES EPISCOPAX GHURCk GiumcH 555 S. Wayne Road'• Westland |7| f? Episcopal Church | . I6V60 liL-bbanJ M. LAw.ia iS[H 355 West Maple • Birmingham, Ml 48009 • 644-0820 sy*) Su/ih Ad a mi. M ' iaa'. Ml • MA'UNDY THURSDAY • TOO fM litjfgv- tci' MiunJ'r tSj/ldii til-Siil (313) 641-8080 ' Cor.-.<:rv«T;.-jt ii< l.-Mr.to d it. tlci EIA!U.-.M Maundy Thursday • 730 PM Holy APRIL 17 GOOD FRIDAY NOON-3 P.M. Eucharisi, Washing of Feet .& The.ReviJonathan C. Sains •GOOD VniDAY" ' Stripping of Aliar. Scripture, Meditation, Music, Prayers Holy Week & Faster Sen ices )J 00 Sco L-;\sd i/t .>}'<>>• C.^; E«bnM ,Vf*-:;f '• Vigil & Baptism . .Saturday, I-asicr Vigil, 7 p.m. Easter Sunday Members of the community are invited to cbiiw, •;EASTKR SUNDAY* 7:4.5 A. 10.00 AM l-astcr Day, 8 a.ni:- &' 10 a.m 8 50 A VI IWVI^r.mM |0>D»V h±:-il f jc^i-N rest, listen, pray and go as needed ' Holy Eucharist •;•'-.

ST. JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC PARISH (/• --••:'.- Holy Week at NATIVITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST SAUEM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 9435 Henry Ruff at West Chicago 44800 Warren Road V J.ivonkr -421-5406 x* 33i2i Oakland Ave., Fannington Canton, Michigan 48187 (474-6880) Rev. Donald V. Lintelman, Pastor 455-5910 Palm Sunday Worship 10:45 A.M. MAUNDY THURSDAY: 7-30 p m. • Ttncbrae *iih Holy Communion HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE Maundy Thursday Holy Communion 7:30 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY: 12 Noon • -Community Ecumenical Service'' EASTER Good Friday Kcumcnical Service,; Noori, Monday Holy Thursday FOSTER SUNDAY at First United Methodist Church of Farmington 8:15 a.m.-Halter Breakfast l.uutgj of die ruicrurist 9:00' .1 m ; 1 iturgs of the lord's SuptXrr 7:30 p.m.' •."EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP 9:15 am. -Church School ""'.- ..•:"•' Communal Keconciliatlon 730 p.m. Veneration of the Holy Communion 10:15 A.M. )¾ -.''.• 'Blessed Sacrjn)cnl until 10.00 pm 10:15 a.m. - Faster' Worship vsith Holy Communion Nursery provided Fully accessible -.Y/vrjriVv Prttt M* ibt 19M B,v>» ofCoM"K>* /V|ji>r>iJ>: ttiurvjiy: .Sfihi IA li 10 p M • rhe H>>"» Ci;i Wednesday Holy Saturday Ttfc&DAY OFHOLY u\tK -April 14th -8:301.01. Mast »l Faith Community Churxh t.vil » Svjpocr frt:Svc II-J>K kfS.^-,( »l II 4S HOLY THlRSDAY - April !6i'rr.\ IIK- Sinioi K i Ms>. jr-»iihc t.i-.vt tt^.r* I ilurjjs of the Fuilianst 9.0(1 am. ' olesstiiK of Food 1.00 Si 2.00 p in Rd • Wist of Cafiton Or. Rd. . :ijf)C>. hc^( tK It^xe IKK.(» . (oiiimun.al RtLoiKilialioii 7 30 p m. Iiturg> of the Faster Vigil 8 00 p m tlOOD FRIDAY -April Pih - 12 .SO pm Stations of the Cross • l'30 p en Good Fiu1a\ l*«t. April WH}ilj:JU«ljm '• IK (i.:fr l.lvryj fc-:;ij I N«l tu ... Uiury> at Fauh Comniun'ns f.hursb Xti'ten Careon Siiwf.iy m II WSmlc? ar.ty 'HOLY SyiCRn.sY • April IHih • J 03 pnV Dlcssmji of Faster f**xl at the Parivh Qffkcs - Free F^rVira - t.Tj A:.-!.:orrjr^ t.iri^v ^-.:h cn^rirVc c-i tV-t- ruiun . ."'•'*. Jester Sunday 8 CO p m Os'ur Yi£,! at Fa;(h t onimunlty (Jii/rxh Rlcwng of taster fodl after the \\p\.. . ,. ' Wf»p r-fJtfT.i^vi A limxIfcirJ liturgy of the F.uchirlsl • FASTtK SUM/XV • April 19th • (1UPFY fFAST PAY) 10 00 i m Ma« at Pioneer Mukllc The Kev Rich.trd \X Ingalls'; Rector 7AMI a m 9.00 a m 1 LOO a n\ 1.00 p m Se!iip>4. (Ann Kiistr flil bemcen Canton Ctr. M and VcClvmpna'). Olcs^in^ of Fa«icr Kenneth Nwectiiun, Organist and C.hoiririavtcr foivt after Mass KO t Jeffcivon A\cruc. IXtnvt. t

WP.WIil.LOME YOU IpOi-LHBRATl: WITH.VS. ST. JAMES CHjRIS'T CIIURCIi CKA1NBROOK Q\\r ).ady of Sorrows Parish liPISCOPAL CHURCH Q D EPISCOPAL 23615 Power Ktl ;it Shiawassee ^- -»_ >• »70 Church Road ., , (S of 10'Mile hclwcen •..-..' 355'W. Maple ' 1K n F-uihinglori o: OrcharU'litke Hds). A I I v ' ''° ' ^' v%at CranbrtKik.Rtiad . ' Birmiiigiiam, Ml 48009 > J^ffl ^ \J I/ .-' . Bloomfield Hills, MI HKMM •'*'. ."F;u-iniiigtoii.'t\ii-1R336 r Rev. Msgr. Waller A. Hurley . ' 644-0820 :^ . (313)644-5210 Rev. Cbluni j. Morgan Hie Rev. Roger Tilden, Rector ^^iVy^'V^ Mtj HOl-Y WEEK IX'CHARISTS (Holy Week Schedule) The Rev. Julia Denipz. Assistant , . ' • 1^ •7 am Monday thrtmgh Tlutcsday Hol^ TluirMlay, April 16 • No morning M^ass •- .s. 10 am. Tuesday • 7:30 p in Mass of the i.ortl's Supper, ' •Maundy Thurscfay' • ,'-. . • 7:30 p.m. Nlatindy T|uirs to GOSKI Friday liUirgy (l.il.tirjty of . April -17, 1992 "•r.sO pm. the Way of ihe Cross ' the Work, Adoration of the; Cross," • 12.00-3.00 p.riv • Good Friday I iturgy 'lhe clerjry \".ill l>e .tv.illjhle follossinji the IUKIII and ; ,s0 p in sets ices for •CtMiimviiiion Service) • EASTliR KVK • tjutel coinischnv; Jiul priv.ite eonf\ s«ioti. Holy Saturday,'April 18^- No morning Mass April IB. 1992 FASTER EVE * II 00 a m 'lllessing of 1-asi.cr Food .8:00 p.m. • Cireat Faster Vigil 7am liiurgy. of the Word • 1 .1)0 p.m. Jlh'.ssing of Faster Ftnid 2 p in. Children's Faster Scivice, Baptism, and Flmvcring of the Cross 7:00 p. m l-istcr Vigil Mass "" FASTER DAY 8 p.m The Great Vigil of Faster, followed hv (he P.iselnl Fcxt Faster Sunday, April 19 • (Itcgular Smxtay.schnlule) April 19, 1992 EASIER SUNDAY . 8.00 a.ni Solemn Ma.vs of Faster 7:00 a.m. - Holy Furcharisl 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist 930 a in Soleum M^s.< of Faster 9.00 ei 11:00 am: - Festival Choral Eucharist** II 15 am. Solemn Mass of Faster 9:.^0 and 11:30 am Festival Holy Eucharist l-.OOpm. Solemn Mass of Faster * *Cbild care in the Xtirseiy Xtirscry ane uraitahlc at )):j0 and 1 l.U) a m. SIl?r#^

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Livonia1 Churchill's girls soccer team on Friday night lost 4-0 at Troy High and fell to an uncharacteristic i-4 -lover all.' ; The.Chargers, who have reached soccer :-:-'.i the Class A state finals twice under coach Nick O'Shea, gave up two goals on corner kicks find one on a free kick. Despite the record, O'Shea 'We're making a lot 61 rerhalns optimistic. silly mistakes thai "We're making a lot of silly mis­ takes that young teams make," . young teams make.' O'Shea said. "We're giving up bad — NickO'Stiea goals but we're not getting totally Churchill coach outplayed. Even in'games we've lost we've outshot some teams. I see a lot of things we're doing well.". sisted by Dana Pososkl, but the rally * ' Aimee Couslno remains a bright was too late. spot for the Chargers as she scored: Churchill's Melina Garrett played their only goal against Troy. an Inspired first, half but Canton After the Colts scored the first made the most of its opportunities to goal Couslno scored to force a 1-1 the second half, according to Charg­ half time score-She has three goals ers'cc^ach Nick O'Shea. ontheyear. • Canton outshot Churchill li-1, ac­ ^^•'^V^iz-xv^T "We've moved Aimee up as our cording to Chiefs' coach Don Smithv target player and we're really rely­ . "Garrett made good saves in the ing on her to. score,",0'Shea said. first half but they, made good shots "She's coming through, unfortunate­ in the second half," O'Shea said. "We ly, we're not keeping the other teams were under pressure a lot." f^^^ms^w^^^^^^^^^^^i of f the scoreboard." Freshman Sarah Sabrikiewiez, LIVONIA LADYWOOD 2, EDSEL JlMJAQDFEUJ/st^Hrjhotooraphef playing In her fourth game In net, FORD 0: Sue Wiedenbach and Val Tayo Farley, of Weatland John Glenn, receives the throw as day's prep baseball game at Glenn. Salem, the defending suffered the loss for Churchill. Adzima scored one goal each and. Plymouth Salem's Al Hysko Is doubled off the base In Thurs- Class A state champion, won 4-3. . Plymouth Canton on Wednesday goalkeeper Liz Gunri recorded _ a. rajiled from-a 1-0 deficit to beat shutout as Livonia Lady wood Churchill 3-2 in a Western Lakes Ac­ blanked Dearborn Edsel Ford in a tivities Association Western Division non-league game. ; girls soccer game played Wednesday The Blazers are 3*1 overall. Lady- at Canton. wood held an 18-6 shots-on-goal ad­ After a scoreless tie at halftlme vantage. Salem defuses the Chargers, took a 1-0 lead on Rarog struck out five and walked over six innings. Malinowski earned the. Couslno's goal, assisted by; Carol The high school baseball season last 2% Innings and got the win In SALEM 2, FRANKLIN Ot Kris is little more than a week old, but relief of. starter Dan Hutchinson, none. save In one Inning of relief, Jackson with 15 minutes gone in the Goff and Carvn Tatterton scored ' The Spartans managed only two hits, .. ^ Clarenceville scored two runs In the second half. one thing had already become quite who-went 5¼ and allowed two hits first inning and led 6-2 after two inn­ goals for Plymouth Salem In clear. and two walks. Aaron, Scheffer including a pinch hit double by Micah. Canton responded, however, with Wednesday's shutout win over Livo­ LieUau, off Central pitcher Steve Ra- ings against CraDbrooVs starting pitch- Plymouth Salem and Westland went the distance for Glenn and three straight goals by sophomore nia Franklin. *'..'- baut. - er Sieve Arvai. /. John Glenn remain area struck out 12. Mandy Salin to take a S-l lead. Jenny Emmett and Mesha Chi con Moncmah helped his own cause with, heavyweights. LUTHERAN NORTH 6, a two-run single. Ciareneeville's'Carl Churchill pulled to within 3-2. on snared the shutout In goal for the Salem defeated Lakes Division CLARENCEVILLE 1: Mark Jun­ Holston was 2-for-3 with a single and Cousino's second goal, this time as- Rocks. CANTON" 5, FRANKLIN 1: rival and nemesis Westland John Plymouth Canton hurler Dan Conrad ta), Livonia Clarenceville's starting .triple, scored, three runs and drove in Glenn 4-3 Thursday in eight Innings struck^ out seven aad allowed only two pitcher, couldn't last past the first in­ one run. at Glenn. hits Thursday as the Chiefs beat visiting ning Friday as the Trojans lost a Metro Conference game at Mount. Clemens WAYNE 3, ROOSEVELT 2: "This was a real big game for Livonia Franklin In a WLAA Western Doug Leverenz's two-run single In the- Division gam?. Lutheran North. . us," Salem coach John Gravlln Clarenceville Is 1-2 overall and in the sixth Inning led Wayne Memorial Fri­ said, adding Glenn has won five of The Patriots led 1-0 after one Inning day To. a one-run win over vijltlng but the Chiefs knocked Franklin start­ Metro. the last seven. Juncaj allowed three, hits, walked Wyandotte Roosevelt. ing pitcher Jesse Gerwato.wskl out of The win improved Wayne to2-l over­ Tne win kept the Rocks unbeaten the game with three runs in the fourth. three and gave up two runs before The Livonia Franklin girls golf being relieved by Carl Holstoo: all and 2-0 in the Wolverine A League. at 2-0 while the Rockets, defending Gerwatowski, who knocked in the Par "•. Leverenz's single drove home Eric team won a medal for the first time champs. In the Western Lakes Ac­ Scott Simmons was the . winning ever Friday, playing in the Monroe triols run: with a single, eiited with one Bates and Jay Overton,-each ot whom tivities Association, slipped to 0-2. but in the fourth. . pitcher, fanning 14 Clarenceville Invitational at the par-34 Raisin batters and allowing only three hits in walked In the sixth Inning. Wayne slart- Salem won the game despite He allowed four Canton runs and six ing pitcher Scott Goleniak loaded the River Golf Course. hits with two strikeouts. going the distance. making three errors and leaving 13 The Trojans only run came In the bases with walks in the-seventh but. The Patriots finished the nine-hole runners on base. Glenn was outhit The Chiefs look the lead for good, 2-1, Dave Hemry came on In relief to get a on an RBI single by Jason Kovacb in seventh when they combined a walk tournament with 206 strokes, which 9-6 and committed two errors. and two jingles and Jeff Moncman game-ending double ptay without al- the fourth..Brian Paupore also had an lowingarun. __..-., gave them second place behind first lowed by Sheila Humpert, 63, and The Rocks scored three runs in scored from third on apassed ball— - place Farmlngton Hills Mercy (197). RBI single in the fourth. Gblenfak went 6¼. innings and'al­ KimMayle,77. the second Inning and led 3-0 until Mike Stafford led Canton with three Clarenceville on Wednesday beat lowed sir hits, .struck but five. and All six Franklin golfers earned Glenn scored twice in the bottom hits In four at-bats and two RBI. Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 8-5 In a walked three. He allowed one Roosevelt medals. Nancy. Noechel and Nicky Livonia Churchill's Whitney Said of the sixth inning and tied it with a Metro game. earned run. took tournament medalist honors run in the seventh. Tony - Malinowski delivered an RBI Meehan tied for team low score with W.L. CENTRAL 6, STEVEN­ single and struck out two batters with Roosevelt took a 1-0 lead in the top of 48s. Colleen Hansen scored 53, fol­ with a score of 44. v With two outs in the eighth, Sa­ SON 0: Livonia Stevenson pitcher J.J. the fourth but the Zebras tied the score the bases loaded In the seventh inning in the bottonvof the inning on a sacri­ lem's Ed Gundry, who was 2-for-2 Rarog allowed only six hits over seven to preserve the win. and had two RBI, scored the win­ innings but Walled Lake Central took fice fly by Jay Overton .Jay Wetmore The winning pitcher was junior Jeff and Bates singled earlier In the fourth. ding run on "Jeff Hopson's base bit. advantage of its opportunities to win Moncman, who allowed two earned Senior Chris Tomas pitched the the WLAA Lakes Division game. runs, struck out two and walked four Please turn to Pago 3 Jose leads - : \ . jphomore Karen Jose threw a three-run triple In . the seventh Franklin pitcher Michelle Averill ROOSEVELT 13, WAYNE 4: -hitter and struck put 10 Thurs- sparked Glenn's comeback. ' struck out 10 Ladywood batters and Tina George singled to start the' as Llvonla Churchill routed Sophomore Lynn Little and Nikki walked four but the Blazers scored game but that was all Wayne Memo­ mlngton Hills Harrison 8-0 in a Wojcik each stroked RBI doables In two in the first, one In the fourth and rial manage*. Friday in a Wolverine •; stern Lakes Activities Assocla- the eighth Inning for the Rockets. two In the sixth. ; A League los$ at Wyandotte Roose­ i softball game. . Jenni Walaszek, who had a pair of Geralyn Kepshtre led Ladywood's velt. . he Chargers, who are 3-0 overall triples and two RBI In three at-bats, six-hit attack with three hits In three George also was the losing pitch­ 1 2-0.in the WLAA, had a 14:hlt scored the wlnnlngiun In the eighth. at-bats and three RBI. Allison Bren­ er, allowing five Roosevelt hits. • lack. Carrie Rachwal was 2-for-5 With a ny was 2-3, including a double, and Wayne fell to .0-4 overall/and 0-2 in Vickl Lucas had three hits In three pairofRBI. knocked. In one run. the league, • bats, Including a solo home run Cathy Mmk pitched all eight Inn­ Brenny also was the hitting hero in Wayne lost to Trenton 7-5 on - d two RBI. Angle Cerne; Kelly ings for the-win. Mruk allowed two the nightcap as she went 3-4 with Wednesday.' '• v ymanskl, Stacey Fields and Angle hits, struck out three and walked six. two RBI. She had a single, double Fourteen Wayne Memorial batters • illppclll' collected two' hits each. Jenny Garvey suffered the loss, al­ .and triple. • went down swinging, including the rnc. drove in three runs, while lowing 10 hits and fanning two. Shd. The Blazers broke a 6-ft.tie In the first nlhp of'the game, as the Zebras elds had a dduble and an RBI. also walked eight. sixth inning with a pair of ruijs.. Kel­ lost4a Wolverine A League game. Kllippclll and Chrtssy.Daly scored ly started the rally with a single and Wayne is 0:3. overall, 0-1' in the -) runs each. '-..'-. ' * scored the- eventual winning run Wolverine A League. Wayne coach CANTON 4, FRANKLIN 1: nurchlll on Wednesday scored six when Brenny tripled. Kepshire sin­ •Vicki England was impressed with Kelly.Holmes.struck out nine Llvo­ . , in the first three.lnntngs and gled home Brenny for an 8-6 lead. •. Trenton's pitcher. - nla Franklin batters-Thursday and Dearborn 8-¾ In a non-league "Brenny Is a big power, hitler and "Once we got used to her'we start­ . • c at hornc. , Plymouth Canton rallied for a very consistent," Ladywood' coach WLAA Western Division win over ing hiltlng a little bit," England said. •so allowed no hits heading .Into Sue Linenger said. "She hits the ball the host Patriots. '•"She had good speed/didn't throw seventh Inning arid finished with a ton." ' . Franklin led 1-0 after two innings many change-ups, drops or rises." • .no-hitter with 12 strikeouts and The Blazers added an insurance on Erin Kelly's RBI single but Can­ • - walks. Cernc and Jose had two run in the seventh when Molly Bour­ Wayne scored two runs in the top ton scored three runs In the lost two each,' with Ccrne collecting two geois, who was 2-4, was safe on a of the sixth to lead 5-4 but'TYenton innings off Patriots' pitcher Michelle I and scoring two runs, fielder's choice, stoic second and added three In the bottom of the in­ Averlll. Holme3 had the game-win­ JOSC scored once for the Chargers. third bases and scored on a wild ning to regain the lead for good. ning RBI single In the sixth Inning. . Lucas went l-for-4 with an RBI pitch. Canton hod eight stolen bases. Wayne pitcher Tina George, a sen­ and Kim Jose was 1:3 with an RBI. Ladywood collected 14 hits off ior, suffered the loss as she allowed Franklin's pitcher Nlcolo Cflnham, six hits, fanned two and walked JOHN GLENN" 11, SALEM $: LADYWOOD 5-9, FRANKLIN who walked two and also hit two three The Zebras were hurt by six Westland John Glenn erupted for 0-6;Mary Jo Kelly scattered five. batters. Karen Totrkc was 2-4 with errors in the'flold.. five runs In the seventh and six in the an RBI and Katie Wright was 2-3 Llvonla Franklin hits Wednesday In Junior Maureen Wilson and senior eighth to win Thursday's WLAA with an RBI for the Blarcrrs. the opening game of a doublcheader Andrea l,cw|s led Wayne's hitting at­ Lakes Division game at Salem. Lisa Donnelly started on the and then pitched three lnnlng3 of tack with two hits each. Wilson DILI. BnE3(.F.(V«UH photosr Apher The Rockets arc 2*0 overall and In shutout relief In the nightcap to lead mound for I-adywood, allowing six scored two runs mid stole two bases, the WLAA. Salem Is 1-3 overall and Livonia Ladywood'a sweep. runs on five hits and a walk over ''• Carmela noMack, of Llvonla Franklin, celebrate! the Patriots' while I-ewls had a pair of doubles 1-1 In the WLAA. four Innings before being replaced : only run In Thuraday'e 4-1 fllrl* aoftball lost to Plymouth Can- Kelly, who also was 1-2 at the' and crossed the plate.twice. The Rockets collected nine of plate, allowed four walks and struck by Kelly. Kelly had three strikeouts ; ton. Franklin also lost a doubloheade.r Wadneiday to llvonla their 10 hits In the last two Innings. out 11 as Ladywood blanked host and allowed one hit In her thrce-in- George helped her own cause with > ladywood. Sophomore Christ! Wyrybkowskl's Franklin 5-0 In the first game. nlngsljnttoearnthewln. a double. ^:..:.. ..' ' f ,_... L_. •<> ' _.: ..JLJL ...... 7:.:...... \ '}- 2C(L,R.W.Q) O&E Monday, April 13.1992 Extra chance leads to perfection

' Woodtrlud Ut-et (U Udlei Senior Boui*' HI; Rick Botu, 154/«I4jDoe»Stover. Ills Jota Jooti T'S NOT OFTEN that we get a versity Men's Iieague at Country frio - Siody Rooaino. 154/417; CHorii MerU, 111/ ll|;«0i tut Boldi, 116. Bob Hoemjctxrotytr, 11«. second chance, but, that's ex­ Lanes in FarmingtonHMs- .'. i»7; Kim Jooe*. 5»;"Birb TVoer, 1I1/JJ1; Jo RodorA UrryC">li«»,«l/«5i. ; ' • .' • actly what happened; to Jlimi : 111; Uodi SjlvetUr, ltOrUadi BirriB«er, K* ThU is the highest series on record WooderUod CUJSIC -. JeJf W6)dk, lU-lll/III; CouirT hut* WedaeidiT JEnlor HouM - Due •>•.; 'Bennett.' •'. : '• .. ' '>;• • i:10-pin glley; 1 Nebop. 1I7/*U; Rkk DlTls. tlt/ilt; RIckRuU. 116/ ' I • at Country Lanes.':-— ;' • lire* Creeo, J7»/711; Bob P&ieinkl, 154./TM; Urry It took place during the GDBA . Frini, lJ»/7it.RooEl>eobeli, 1M/711,- Ron Moore, (10; Jlra Debeirut, HI/671. Aady EHckiea. Ill/Ml 140/671; Jerry Kly. 164/687; E«r|-Yn>Neu. 6»«-, Bryia RipC»|Boo,l41/601, , > TQurnafnent at Clover Lanes In Livo­ Cogolij),«71, -. ; .-"•••.-•; ••••'•'. ','"-.-• :';: • Coootrytimf -. Jlro Mcrrti, 151/45*. Tiro SUrlff- : V-' BOWLING HONOR ROLL v '<: ^13¾¾¾ ' 111/545; Al Sodi. IU/544, Brno« Roeenbtit, Ui/Ki. • nia.'; *; '•".'; :',1:•'.'.\; '.-- '..'.--.•.'". .-.••.' "Motor Ot'y Eijto-- Jito Mctiir, 141/671; Jim JimKeird, 111/««. ' '.--,- '•':. /.Bennett rolled a 215 in the opener Ewt. 1(6/65«.'Jiiri Hccnberfc 1J7/641: fob MetJ, 145. Couitry Kejlcr - Deinaii rUrrii, 'Ul/ts^'suiV , Harrison - - of,singles competition. 'Heathen be- ' M Aire tt»e$ (FirTnlejtaofc timi PtoptAnitn - * ' pive'Kleia, 155, Pit Rwxll, 154. Mie Hirrii, 1»; . Duttt, 151.'«», Pit Fotmi. 151/X4; Jerry Cwriaifa'ii " Ros«miry B*hlih. 10 J, Shirley Qowsifl*. 107. . Gcor|ieKefcu*,IIS: .-•':. ' . •' •',''•' llO,'«15;D»aD-«)er.ll5/5»t .' •' . , ' "V ; v Si PioliMeo'i - ft.Qapcaia, 141/54«;S. Vivdefr ' •Ka'n the "second game, with etgbt . S*U'dBoiilen-j9jt«W«»1lH,B4rbUrUI^114. Oi\ Una (WalUei): Alldi Mizzle. 15«. Miry' 164/65«; Al Frtden,- i««/«17; Bob Ccanfc*-114/415-, • • E»r)yBir<5s^Cooo!«K»»«te»»U,lll> '-'.'• PUii uiec Pliti Meo ~ Jerry JCosco, 151/60», lo, 141/40»; K. HiL5eo.Hl/471; D. BUsoa 111/«M- C strikes/then nine, 1¾ and finally 11. Alber»,151. S .--. * • . -*. ' . . Chile'HoYMpao.. lll/eil. HOwird Div-U, }»V«lt; Ranl:i,lH/57«,aWrUM.l>7/tll. .^ .' • C»u, Any bowler who's beet) In this situ* - K*oKiiiH«.ll»-lM^10/«i; AlHirri»oo,Hl/"e7a; • ;'• Scodiy CUsslc - Mire Stiemze, 15S; Steve WU- RotxrU Birtsdjlt. tlO/J5«, Pfcll Saaye, VWk •. llimj, 17»/T«, Rly SttfihftA Hi: ••"• . ation can tell you howit.feels to go' Vera Obotflot »iy»W; B*rb*r» Turoef, 111; Sar • "Tuesday Nlgll Bo^kreUe* -D(ia« Collto, 10«; after the Jihal strike- in-a perfect kiiy.lVy, torn Koebtl. HlitlT, Tom Cow, 1SJ/JW;A. AS«li Xirrkk. lOi,",' . ;B«bttrisU&J** ill, JUI BIOKO, JH/W?. - '--. game*. -' ,;• •'..<'• ,.'-"•': Tue*liy Nl|»t Mea - Todd Hor|«r,'lll; Ciirlej : ' V<'M Isfc W»r VeKranifr- Gtotit Schrtlfcer, 1M; Mir- Mcks. 114I17/M1; Doo Foodw, 1», Al BdJilw, 141 The tension was in the air, all eyes* via Rot**, »4 1M/M1; Stevt Hofcemuk 11»; Alko.. Twsdiy Nlglt Udlei Trio- Pit Bodiiier, MO;- Silver. Ill; Mortoo MirgoliJ, 10»; D«vM M»r|oU». 11»; Kirea Oomeojtl. 10* Miry Allen, 111; NiUlie Wouk. were on Jim Bennett as he released M*re SlfgJer, 10«; Nate Bumia, 101; Mlctiel Cenoo. .- 100; Dirleoe PiceteJ, I'M... ; -: the ball, It went'off target, only • 103. .'•-••'-• .".'-".• Tsesdiy Men - A- DowDer. 11», Larry Boooer, 115; B N«l Brith Erotberbood RJdle Jicotooo .- Mtrk M. Norinjzey. lll,Tcoy CiUbro. l«T/»5». knocking down six pins. Klinjer, •«/*»•; Bob OiftU, »«/«», D»l« T»ob, Normally, it would go in the books.; lJl/«»; Kbit Rubin. .110/611; Steve AasUixHj. 141; . WedoeWiy Nljbt Pice»e4tet? -^ Dirleoe Le», l«v Us ScctUU. 114; Milt Uebermu. 117; Rca Wdnlnob, Sylvll-WodinU. JOO; Sbiron Sckmld. KX;-Urj4l as a 296 game; but wait. Several peo­ J!fc Mite FMts, 111; Allen Zapfit, tit; Urry Wood- Kejler, it*-, XiUiy rU»Uis<», 111; Cieryl Cooley. 101. ple noticed that there wasn't a full berj.111: Wedoesdiy Kite Meo'< - Roa Mlj4 I44/M1; Mile L*die» Noco Oissie - tUaij Culxn. 111/MJ; Ao- TtemocU, 114115/6*1; F. CootruU. 1M/441; Mi» ALL SEASON rack when Jim tossed his first ball. drey Siroli, 104/5«; Julie Reaier, 104/591; GlorU . FelMl, »4/«5«; D. Wtboo, ll«/»5«; BUI McKeodrick, i — COUPON — MerU, 115/54¾ Tiaa B»rber, HS/M* BobW DudeU. 151/657; Chri* Krl>»w»kJ, 141; Roo Meyer. Ul. ULTRA MAX Bennett was/permitted to' roll - W*dDesdiy MorniBi ClorieJ - Pisli CyruL 11«; Tine « ioi/««: • • - •••.-• ALL SAIE PRICESil STEEL RADIAL Clody Cook. Ill; Mirloo Dyle, 101; Birt Mualr, 107. I RUBBER || again, and you guessedJt, he tossed a_ CooatrytDtn - Jlrb Ucnix, liljlH, Tiro SUrtn, STEELRADIAL "' PRODUCTS M - striRe^conipletlffg the perfect game. ~ " «1/545; AlSorii: 111/5«; Bruc* RoseobUlTlll/Ml;— ^FoaUmmll - JeiaPW/owtklrHlrKtn'Berjjnm, LISTED INCLUDE^ WHITEWALIT Jim Heirf, »1/61». :•".•=. W- '-.'-' :'-'•"•••" '-•• •, 35,000 Mile Limited Warranty He led the Singles Handicap' cate­ . WedotxJiy Junior H«oe -P»ve Nel»oo;il7/«M, Moodiy Nile Meo'i - John MUltr, 11$. ••• BOAT & ' 50.000 Mile Limited Warranty gory with a strip of 215-30M90, plus" Riek OaVi», 1H/614; Rkl rUaU, 11«/«»; iim De- Moodiy Nltt Udlei - D*rU Feeder, 101; Cirot ANY $ 99 bdlis, 141/67!; Afidy Eridueo, Ht/UU Rip Ctpjoa, MdvU.101. ANY. size a 111 handicap, giving him a total of Hi/Ml. Town 74 C0UBU7 Lance Meo'i Trio - & Ooboty, ij" 4 for i2a TIRES Mounting/ 816'and first place, Coanlry Keglen - DeonU Hirrtv 155/654. Sle\e - »7/75», Rob Cook. 15»/«»!; Riy UacxkJ. lf»/775; 13 4for; *l 59* Dullt, 155/61»; Pa Form*. 111/5«*, Jerry Csromlup, Rob Jecilm. 151/475; Andy Deterieo, UtrUt; Nkk ANY $ Balancing 1«0/«I5; DniDiryer, 116/51«. WiOiortJ. 144/«»; Jeff HenJj, 115/««». 95 ANY SIZE $ M 480 400x9 and value stems • The State Farm Classic team is St Piul Meo - R Ckijxniri, »1/584. S. FiyiSenlo, Udia Junlot Hotae - Kim Pobcr, 5M. ^4lor 14r tH/tW, K. HMKS. 111/57»; D. Biljon. lll/«0«; C Bl- WB 7 PlY W/Tire. 1a" 4for 189 Wedoesdiy MerAir-U - Ed Crtea, 17(/617; Briln currently holding on to third place in cibi. 111/57«; B. tfrijbt, 117 /«11. ANY 480«8'B 9.9S the Classic Division. The team in­ Hi)x»,17»;lfe!t4Keory,«57;FrirlSo«x>>155 • . 59 570x8.'B 16.9S Purchase ANVS2E 59 Re4loci U»M (Redford Twp\ West Side LAjtheno 480x12/8 19.95 I tKpnM 4-20-92 ± cludes: captain Jim Behringer, Gar­ ^4101-^169 1510x12/8 24.9S 15" 4 for'214 Leigue —' Jim Koepke Sr, «10; Ron Breuhia, «1«; j»y - Girdei l*se» (Cirde* Cltyk MAZ'I Senio/ Leigue. — den City; Ed Wisiilewski, Livonia; TerioelU, «05; Dkk MeUsoer. Ml,:. NickD>1ytilil.«77. Gary ^Newton, Livonia; Steve Zjelln- Deirboro HdthU Meo - Mile Nivo>..701, Vtoct A/T TRUCK & RV RADIALS WoodUod LueT(Urokla> Senior Koo5» - Georje Corrleri, 711; Roo ZytDO»5ci. lit 50,000 MILE TRAIL CLIMBER ski, *!Westlarid; John Chadwlck, Bird. 7M-. Berry VirJXle, 704; BJII MorrU, 105; Bob St. JehaBosco-FruATotniiik, 11». 95 Brownstown Township. ScbepU. »»/71«: Ciry Leico. 17«; Tiro Beooell. 174. LIMITED WARRANTY LIGHT TRUCK 235/75R15S1. 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MUWUBfe* warn iisaiafEEssi • !• sevelt,9 3-2 fr m* mmrrn throwing four Innings of scoreless relief.. Continued from Page 1 flrst-lnnlng outburst. Goleniak had a dou­ LUTH. WESTLAND 17, PREPBASE8ALL Ti»sd«y,Aprt 14:WayneSlatava Madcx-^atMaV ble to score a pair of runs during the Chris Krliapek pitched the first three, JflOEPER .1: Paul Sells highlighted ley F«W. 6 p m. - • , (all games 4 p.m, unlaw noted) Tne Zebras managed five hits ofi Roo- first. : ;-'•'•• '' ,.' ';..•' .': innings for Harrison, which is J-0 overall Lutheran Westland's l4-hit eltack Thurt-. .; ITiuraday, Apr!. 16: Madonna at r*onri«ood Irai. and 20 In the WLAA.' ';'•. . day'with'five hits in five at bats aid fly» ' 1 Mon5j«y, April" 13: py C«moo «1 UV. CHrohS; U*.' . 330pm. seveH starting pitcher Laoce StepanJak. - . fivtin «1 W C WeVfrn, t>. S!ff.w>son »| pry. Salem; . . Friday.lApril 17: Madonna al K> fV trvchina Tourna'- Wayne on Wednesday scored' seven .:[ HARRISON 8,CHURCHILL |:'. • Churchill on Wednesday routed: host J^BI: ; A FsrrrtngtoA «1 Wetttand GI«rA N. • f •mtlrijfon •! W.U. - Wl (T8A). ",.... runs to the first Inning en route toa;t0-2 Mvonia: Churchill madaged six runs on;, Dearborn, 10-2, in a noptleigue game. ^ • The game, which ended ina five-inning, C«r\lr«l; Mcnhv3« (l f»/m; H«rr»or\ Redtord UnJon at ; Situtday. Aprl 18; Msdoryi at W-PU mdiarj four- ' vf In over bost TreBton. Bates led Wayne's only' three hits' Thursday\ and lost a -"'. Dc&rtjomc Rod-Trur»!or\ « T»vfc*,CM; ik ' ' .: (a)i'meeu:3:30 p.m. unless noted) ,, •off the game with a double, wai J-for-4 - The Chargers are'2-1 overall, M Loihe ' hltter over 5½ innings. Gulian struck out; '.; J8soo.?leJinskJ and Casey'Cooley also, . Stevtnjon at WesKand GVA aO. 6Hry* vr-R*d. Sr.. ; four;- and walked .seven;'. Reliever Jason . A0«tha al Capitol Parti. OaJOand C>*tetiir> af Lirthsrsn Irloriday. April iJ; Uv. Sievemon'av Oa/den CrtyV with two runs scored, - .': • ' . . - ':, WLAA. ,>.,'--• .';•' /-:-1/ •-.-. •>:.,• eojoyed big days at- the plate. Zlelinskl Carter pitched. 1½ innings without allow­ - Wesiaod, 4 30 p-m: Pty. Chrtj'lm at A*«o Part Wer Wesnand Glenn a I Wjyne J^emorta); Centerty*. Si"'. •••• Wetmore, started for the Zebras aod :•'• Churchill- starter rfarcuS - SarooVsky, '• •; ; was Mor-2, both doubles, with three RBL ' ,.(X/ Baptist. 4:30.p >•.'/-» •'..'.'. .'OeoentitRe-aSt AsatM.epm . . .' ' ,: ing a;hjt. ._':'.: •-;/.'/•'; »' ;:: v lasted.four innings, allowing-three hits, who lastcd JV> irmlngs before belpg re- : : while Cooley Was 2-for-3 with an RBI., W«S*>e*d«y, Apr! IS: NorUw»a >l Ik CricrcrA Lk' ' Tuesr.Oa;tf±ir/T«.4:30pm...... • ' "• ','• Bates' three-run.homer highlighted the: ,lng two hits'and delivering'two rims. pitched one inning in relief* Red sr AQ»tha ai Capflof Pa,1r.'.UnNvtsy Lig^tl at We^neaday, Aprt 15?WL.Wesi»rr> at U«: Church*. ' •'•; Pesct also wai reliable* at the mound. lutneran Wesfa*J. 4 30pftK t^'Oa/enoav-aa MAut> . WL.Cenlral it Uv. S',«f.*rjtoa W*sKand Olenr.al H. •'•'.- ' • •-•'•' . •• • RttsAvondeJe, <:Mpm_ ...- •-••.-• .'•-'». fairr*igl6n; NortrT.-fe at Farm Harfiscri; Wyarvootie at r^ansiesuEi Thursday, Apr* 18: Farrr«nsr'.on at Pty. Safcm. W.l_ '•• War*. OrirV ot Detroit vs. fiedtord CC at TKrston,. Western at Pty.'Canton. Light 4 US) al Ply. CMsrtlan ; 4:15 p m; Farmington at Pty SaJom! 5 30 p m . (?) 330pm. '. '. Friday. APt 17: MsrVeld Relays PSA). rtcinsvv'in Saturday, Aprt 1»: Uv. Stevenson al GarOon Crty Saturday, Aprt 18; £H Reiays al Dearborn H./V. it) V). 10 am; .West'*/*) Glenn at P)y. Car.ton-(JJ. noon, a m; Mansr^k) Relays f18Ai .• - Livonia Stevenson's girls track.team Nelson also led off the winning 800 re­ tteCb»rger», who are i-i overali, woo eight, Rto'ordCCet Rochester (?>, IMpm; ev enu and har] a pair ot,-^.-- -andall four relays^ .-•—- /-— ;--' —- -Knapp,- Bridger-Matkinnon-and -Kelly—-deao, discus (««-S>aad-Shani ChrUUansoo,- «M-^"No . 1 singles: Kosta MtejlousW (Steven­ GIRLS SOFTBALL:. Ct<»ch» at WL Westerri; F*v. Gabriel FOdvsrd vs Bhh- - Senior Teresa Sarno placed first iii the Prais won the 3,200 relay (11:02.0). nadAii) son) de!eated Aaron Bomma.rito. 6-2. 3-6.6-4. ,. {all'games 4 p.m. unless noted) op 6orgess al Garden City West; Red TTM^ton at T»y- - 1 l»C*r,!er;lhr tadyWoodat Dear, Drvirie ChM. 4 pm;. shot put with a loss of 31-feet, 9¼ inches, Other winners Included: Kelli Sono,uist, - Tbe Charger* woo lie 400 relay (SS.7) and No. 2; Kevin Cook (Pa/rnViglon) det. Scoll r Monday. April '13: RomArj ai Garden Oty,- 3:30 UJtr-«ran WesVand qua-J-meel (Southteld Crv'«vt'*a and she also threw the discus 119-11 for 100 meters'(17.1k'Slawski, 200 meters " J^M relay (11:0161 Racner* on the pm: &ebev?4 al Garden Oty. 6 pm: Uv. CructtB at B H. Bocpor. Pty. Oyistan), 4 pm: Dearborn it Reo- first place.' (28.1); Adamciyk, 400 meters (l:05.7k were HoeDiep, Amy Place, HeaUier Boial and NO. 3: Brett Kotfba. (farmington) del. Tom . Pty Canton; WL Western at l>r. f rar*Jr\: Ply Salem at lo-d Union. 4 p m; 8 a King^woix) at Uv. Oarencevflo. Burdeoo. the huioert on tbe 800 relay tocloded' ' 4-30pm; r Laurie Bardie of Stevenson woo the Grewe, 800 meters (2:37.6k and Jill Van Pham,$-1.6-3'..-.: Lrv Stevenson,- Wcst!a.>3 GtenrvBl Farrrdngton; WL CbrisUarisoo, Carol McCoy, Amy Jo Pawei acd No. 4: Oan HrycryV (Farnvr^ton) def. Mark. Central al N. Farminjton, Bedford Union at Oeartiom;. Wedneiday. Aprs 15: Uv. Cfw'c>J at yYL Western; high Jump (4-9) while teammate Cathy Tiem, 1,600 meters (5:58.0). Jennett Sw&rfout . Taylor Genie* arRed. Thurvon. Uncotn Par* al Wayne; Uv Frar/tn at Ply. Car-Jon; H. Farrvyjton al WestVind Bacilc came in first place in the long . Glenn's only wins came from Mary FiT». lady*o»3at CCApty- Sa'em "at Fa'mng^on: Farm. Harrison at No.',Vdoubles: J.8. Oerdef.^n-Kii MasUober- Roa«i!« Adams; 0 L. of tr*Ukej at Red. St Aga- No/lnv'Se. Wya->3olt« al Wayne. ' . •_ •" ]umpfl5-4Vi), . Hartwlg,' 300 meter hurdles.(51.6),-and' ; HARRISON 85, FRANKLIN JJ:Dai>leUe lo (Stevenson) del Adam B^^trom-Sleve tNy, Oel.'Lutheran West «1 Lutheran Wes.1arvt A.A . Bacile also won the 100-meter dash MichelJe Molitor, 3,200 meters (12-.48:9). Sunoa was ooe of the bri^il spots Thursday de­ McDonaW.6-3.6-1. GteeoMiS 41 Fly. Cfvist^n, '430 p nu Uv, CtarencevVie ,'._•"'' GIRLSSOCCER ; ; spite Livonia Frajiilto's lopsided loss tt Fann- BtK4,T>e< Woods. 4 30pm. (13.7).and ran on Ute winning 400-raeter .: No. 2; Walt GehaclvObn WcCotmic* • (Sle- CHURCHILL 69, NORT1JVILLF, 59: tn'itoQHilb.Harrison. •. • vgr^on) dei; Brtsn Moore-Scotl McKay. 6-2. 7- Tuesday, Apr* 14: Farminnlon at Farm. KirrttOiV Mortday, April 13. tad)voo* at Harper Woods Regi- relay (52.6). Others on the relay were Sunon woo the shot put (Jl-feet, 1 Inch) aod Livonia ChurAUl woo 1LS first dual meet of tie -5--- .'.'•.'"••'- :;'•'•-''••' -• farm. Mercy >t Uv. La-dywoo* W. BioorafiekJ at JVC..' ri. 4 p rK„ Garden Oty at Dear. Fotdson, 4 p n- Red- . , Kim Nelson, Michelle Slawski and Debbie 'discus (105 feet, S Inches) for Ux^Patdoti. . Weyerrx. OaV^nd Christian at LutSeran Weitiand. 4:30 ; t«d thvon.e! Oearborn. 4 pm.: farm Meroy,ai Ann Walsh. '•••' -" " . season Thursday over host Northvllle. '• No. 3: Justin Lozo-MTce M,3er' (Ste-.-enson) p m. " • • - - ' Artxx Mjroa S pm; IV Stevenson at Farmington. Oet. Raft Bogcrsiarvftob Ferguson, 6-1.6-4.: Wednesday. Aprt 15; Uv. OwrcNI al fJorUrvOe; 5 30 p m; Uv. W L Western at Lrv. ChutcM. 7 p.m: Ouai meet records: Ste-.oi^son, 2-1: Farrri^>g- Farm. Harrison at 1^. J3ar*Vi; Weittand Glormat Uv. ."UV. rraniin »1 WL Central. 7 pm; PJy. $*'#* at Ply. Steseoson: ply. Salem al R Fa/rrtnaton. Pt/. Caritoo at • Canlon, 7 p m; Farm. Harrison at MonhvCe. 7 p m. too, i-a: .. ? •.--• ' - WL W«tem,-Farmington at WL CenUat Wpodhav«n Tuesday. April 14: Dear. Heights Crestwood at Gar­ a! Garden Oty. Dear Edsel Ford at 'Retford LWorv den Oty.-ip.m"; Fatrv. Mercy at 0*m Country Oey. Rockets move to 2-0 Women win • . UVONIA STEVENSON 6 . Wayne at 6e."op Bor- •730pm :.' ..: •.-"•. -;:-"" WESTLANO JOHN QLENN 1 . geis; Red §t Ajatna at Hamtiamdi. Si Flortan; Lirth. . After struggling through games Wednesday. Apr» 15-. Red Thurston al BouvSfey, 4 Westland"John Glenn moved its Bioomfteld, who finished the 800 run Wedoesday at Stevenson Wes'.^nd at Dear. Heignii AnnapoCs. Aub. Kjfcj Avorv p m: e^hop Foley at Uv..Lad-ywood, 4 p m; f arrrJr^- earlier last week, committing SiSe at Lry. ClarenoevSe ton ai K Farmpgton. 5 30 p m.; Dear. Edsef ford al ' boys track dual meet record to; 2-0 in 2:15.16. T»--vJay. Aprt 15: Pty. Sft'^m al A A, Huron (J): : B^jlord Vrvcn. 5:30 p m; Ly. ChurohiVat Lrv. Steven­ Thursday with a 102-34 win oyer vis­ Pat Brown, Buck,-Brian'Schultz. both mental and physical errors, No. 1 singles: Nate Sci"e (John Gtenn) dej. wli-- al Pfy Cnr*t'i3J. 6-3.6-4.- t-an. 4 30p m ' Cai-tonai WL"Wes:err\7(fm. . . " ... team seemed " to right itself No. 2: Scott Si'bet JS!in Lpio-M^e W:"*r ,(Ste- Tapper, Bdb'Lulek and Coleman won 10; they are 3 1 In the NA1A-Dis­ \-ensoo) del. Cr^d Mor^ty-MarVus Hofmann, Brandoh won the long jump with a trict 23 '.-; distance of 20-feet, 5¼ inches and he the 3,200 relay in 9:04.79. . v 6-2.6-0 - Homers lift Madonna also won the 100 meter dash in 11 $3 Matt Rowe led Stevenson's effort But what pleased Madonna No. 2: Ben Mor«r-Ryan SrJvruJt (Ste.-en- Two home rims ignited Madonna: Jeff Pendell's run-scoring single in with wins in the 1,600 run (4:49,7) coach Dave Racer in particular. son) def. CH.-iS Bfo*n-8riari P,-;era. 6-2.6-0. seconds. Chris^Vanderburgh took the was his team's play in the field. • No. 3: U

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Marinas 301 Open Houses ••-•-. . 368 Commercial Retail .: notify the Customer Service 504Help Wanted - Office. Clerical •707 Garaga.Sale-Wayne County .. 606 Boats/Motors .- . ' 302 8>mingham-B:oomfiel<1 :". - . 369 Industrial Warehouse .-. 506 Food-Beverages ' - 708 HousehokJGoodsr-Oakland County 807 -Boat Parts & Service . •..>:.'•• Department in lime to cor- • 303 West Bloom-lekj Orchard Lake Sale or Lease • • 506 Help Wanted Sales'.." . 709 Hogsehd'-d Goods - Wayne County red the error, before the sec- • 304 Farmington-Far'rmngton HrTs . • '370. Income Property • .' ....'' 8€6 VehicleVBoat Storage -. - . . 371 Industrial Commercial Vacant Property 507 Help Wanted.Part Time 710 Misc. for Sa'e-OaMand County' '305 Brighton, Hartiind. Hb.vell • 810 Insurance.. Motor . ' ;.nnd insertion. ... . '372 Investment-prepc-rty 508 HclpViaatcd-OcwesHc', 711 Misc. for Sale-Wayne County • '." 812 Molorcycles. 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BLOOMFIELD HILLS - brick ranch', PfilCetSRJGHT eled, many exlres. 15O0 ao,. ft. 4 UVOWA - Newer Uvonla ranch buLI OLD ROSEOAlE . Tudor home, 3 al. 4"foedroom», 2V* balh*, 2 car at­ lerm*. Hurryl »67.600. («5309P). Bloomfield 3 bedrooms, spacious LYng room, for'thli 3 bedroom, 2V* bath Ranch. bedroom, IV* bath colonial, Famlfy - In .1991. features stunning brick' and bedrooms. V4 batfu, large front tached garage, loo many extra* lo BEVtRLYHILLS fireplace , beautiful lot! master bath. Beautifuf famfty room wfih natural wood exterior, 3 bedrooms, bas*- room, formal dining room, remod­ room w/fVeplace. Ceramic .foyer, RUTH MARTIN 305 Brlghton-Hartland Wont last at $139,900. . Rreptace, newer carpet throughout, (St. Must *oe-» 107.000. 455-4709 < bedroom C«p« Cod »ryl«, 3¼ menl. fireplace, landscaped too. eled bathroom.* 13?.900; 421-7816 baths, Wjchen. 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Everything I* top »76.900 The perfect home for starters. .3 porary rar<*> w/flntahed KaV-Oirt 3.5 bath, huge garage. 22 rosing Ashley Construction Remerica partly flnlshed basement, central unique Florida room off formal dm-, quality. 474-5700 Spadous 4 bodroom brick bun­ bodr corns. large kftchen, newer win- loy>-er. level BvOi in 19». 3 tuB acre*. 36W »g h. N-fevol. S mln. to air. side entrance garage, lovefy kvg roomhas Its Own tVepface to »*f 1-96. $166,000. Beepor«06-2IU OFFERING galow lhat has been axlensfvefy up­ dews arid rool shingles, basement, HOMETOWN REALTORS baths! 2 halt beths. library Great Hew 2500 to .ft. Coloniat treed lot »199,900. •-• a romantic tone to ihoee special room, larrtry room, aauna. 3 car ga- dated and even includes al appli­ garage, and much more. $73,900. dinner*. Hurryl Only »77.900 On large CutJ^Sac ances. There is also an extra deep rsa*. Halian ule entrance. Privacy. 2 NEWLY BUILT . Ore Lake Shore*. The Prudential E. of Neirburgh betweon 7 4 8 M3e ^replaces. t4S9,O0O. Mint »oe! lot and ft's located In e great area of : 453-0012 1¼ story contemporary on large lot. UtVonU 462-1660 READY-SET-GOll 4,100 s5. larae master lot In court $1U.0O0. . 646-2627 wen maintained home boast* newer ft. ranch home completery finished. This starter tan be your*. 2 bed- NEWSUBDtViSiON ,- Move In condition brick with vinyl nance free 3 bodroom ranch' wtth Suite. «08.900 MO-1274 "ESTATE SALE" 97S Ngh efficiency fumaoe, central Awvd wirintng landscaping, many room bungalow ha* no basement 10 trim ranch on large fenced lot with 3 kitchen' arid dining area for family a>, root 6 not water heater, under­ MEGANS MEADOW . Helra are arudous 3 bedroom*, muf­ custom feature*. Trufy an executive attract cArtter. Well kepi, cheery 4. CAPE COO. 3 bedroom*. 2 bath*, bedrooms. Freshfy paJnled Inside, enjoyment. Wwl vrlndows ihru-oul, ground *prinkJera, orofesalonaiy Ranch homes startlr^ at $136,600. ti balh. brick ranch on approximate­ home. Bring your agenl or con-* bright. New. roof m t9«9, Greal dining room, rMng room/f^epface. new carpet m tvlng room and haft. bascT^nt ts finished 6 spotless, up­ fandscapad. hardwood floor* 303 W.BImfld. Keego family room, study, contra) air, cm 1 Colonials starting at »182,900, Take ly 1 acre lot m North Uvonla. Femsy aWne. our sta/i v.O be gtad lo ahc-w property for aipanalon or garden­ room, basememl. 2 car garage. Country kitchen with oak cabinets, dated furnaca 4 central air. Imagine throughout »207.900, you IN* unique, ouaflTy buiit home. acre, »126.900. 353-7364 Haggerty M. N. to Oakley Park rid , and a fun finished basement. For the ing. Stop - took, and buy at <£*l Orchard Lake 00 W. lo Benstein, igm left 10 Me- »147.900. *a this p\rs attached l car garage. Open areekend* or ca.t for a private aurnmer, an above ground pool. . »64.900 showing. 358-3550. Eves: 348-)336 2 09 ACRES on Long Lake fid. *r!th oans Meactow. Open Sal."6 Sun., CENTURY 21 HARTFORD NORTH SOUTHnELO - BY OWNER. 3 Bed­ ' 474-5700 2ERVOS HOMES a v!ew ol Orchard Lake. lo-reTy o(d 1 tarn-3pm. Or shown by appt. - . 825-9400 MOVE IN POR SUMMER room, iv* baih. 2 Prfepteoea, central J.T. KELLY CUSTOM HOMES. INC. Ask for Ihe Gold Team Remerica horre J299.000.CaJI: a'/, large Irving room & famry room, BEST PRICE ' »89,900 Century 21 Very clean trl-laveL 3 bedroom C-S2.74H or:M1-9<58 363-5927 ' ' NORTHVU.IE SCHOOL DISTRICT country aetting. easy express*«y> BY OWNER - popular Rosedaks Great value brick ranch North of HOMETOWN REALTORS NOV) - Royal Crown Subdivision. house, 2 car garage, now kitchen access. Need! aome TiC. $75^00. V: COMMERCE TWP. Sub. Loyef/ 3 bedroom brick ranch, Schooler aft. 3 bedrooms. IV* baths, 1 of Novi's premier subs located at cabinets, new roof, n«w furnace and •HOr Land Contr act possible. 887-0416 2 baths, finished basement, garage, finished basement and 2 car garage. 'S. Scott. Inc. 9 M,"« 6 Teft. Custom bvSt homes carptt UVu-out. LivorJa schools. Ne« Listing. 3000 iq. ft. colonial w/ Superior buy! Spack^jS 1900 + new carpeting. »66,900. 622-2463 SePer *sy» brtrvg~any oflar and en)oy tq ft. farmhouse. 4 bedrooms, 2 421-5660 459-6222 . 2.400 + *q. ft. 4 bedrodrrj. 21* massf^e stone Rreplace, tibrary ott 522-3200 . REMEMBER REMERICA baths, large great room,- davtioht a spadous house wtth bar In rec baths, excoKont cond::"y of bedroom brick cape cod on a Central Uvonla brick ranch on an 60 313 Canton at: Shenandoah Country Ckib. Stop 100x250 ft lot. 7 M.bath*, brick Oof/ »129.900. Take Haggerty RO ished basement, newer' window*, IMMACULATE H. to Oakley Park Rd.,- go W. to ft. lot. Nature* fireplace. baaet**>-iL 22574 Bertram Dr. THE BEST YOU CAN GET1! looking 4 slarl pecklngl »209.859. fireplace, 2* car attached gs/ego. large loL Move In condition, vacant. central air, IV* baths, iprtnklera and CANTON • MUST SEE • tMs 4 bed 3 bedroom brick ranch maintained stove and refrigerator- stays, swim­ Ber.ste'n, turn left to Mejsns Mead­ S. of Plymouth Rd. botwoon Levan 6 lo perfectloA, finished basement. Open Everyday, 12-5pm. in tf^s kovery area of oomparibw ;CAILJUUE HACKER 474-6925 ow Sub. Open Sat. & Sun , 1 l-3pm. 2 car attached garage. 421-5660 room. 2 bath, new kH.cfwn, attached ming pool optional. One year home Wayne. $97,500 After S 346-7280 cenfral air. doorwaJ leading to cov­ A. J. VanOyen OvMori noma*. r*w vinyl wVvJow*, irpdated CENTUfrr 21 NORTHWESTERN Or shown by appcJ.-ilmer.t gar age w/cc«ntry V* acre lot. protection plan. UnPj-i'shed, baso- ered patio w/BBO. 8orrv» r#*x* car­ 349-6,977 furr^c*. oontral air. aiterior malnla- J.T. KELLYCUSTOM HOMES, INC CHARMIRG--3 bedroom ranch Vi BEAUTIFUL RANCH »118,900 AlMoronf/ »125,900. nance froe, newer iMng foom car­ menl. $79,900. 4 pet. You won't be disappointed'. 304 Farmlnglon . 363-5927 country aetting. Remodeled kitchen. wtlh or est squar* footage and ev­ Meado-Abrookflas'ry 356-5635 THE TIME 13 NOW »159 900 pet. famCy kftchen. ho wax floor, 3 Irving 4 larrJry rooms, extra large erything new kxJudmg a far.iastic »93,500. (1153 UPLCaJ... to Invest In 6 acre* In Northv13« and berooma, finished baaemenl wtlh - Farmi'ngtoh Hills THE MICHIGAN GROUP GREAT HOUSE lor Mia. (00 ft (rom tieod lot. »79,900 473-9837 kitchen with prerrJum cabinet!, faA- CANTON - You will love this stun- SHAWN BELL stil hava a be-sutifuJy lAdaled 3 hai b*u\ docrwa) t« kitchen to - Cass Lake with like prMKges. tastlc famlh/ room w-tth freplaoe. rnj. uniq'je. conlorr.porary 4 bed­ bedroom rath, to lfv» fri. TNs home covered patio and overatred 2 car CHATHAM MICIS - -J b*!rr»m, 3 REAL-TORS INC.. 5.9.1-9200 W. e'fOOTP.e'dechocJ* »«9.950. LAUREL PARK SOUTH - 8 Mile 4 and an extra deep lot. 462-1(40 room ranch, lot* of Wndow* pvor- ha* tn attached garage that fit* 3 garage . • . • . " »78.900 belh, £800 so. ft. ier . convenient to 1-96. Basement, firr.lv HOMETOWN REALTORS Century 21 tan.etc $204,fX». 3^-2433 • Milford-Hlghland Oakland County LOVELY-brick ranch. 3 oedroom. room wf.h natural (Veplece. 2 car il- The Prudential FARMINOTON BEL. AIRE SUB. 3 2½ bath. J car attached, living tached garage and central air DPJGHTON SCHOOLS • 2 bedroom, /00m. family rc>cvT>y.fYepcea. ex­ ares Close lo US-23 a t-95. Poss!- wood floor*> - new kUchcn. base­ r/m. Pulie ovflt. 4 bodrooms. 2'/* REALTORS ' 522-3200 ' .-• - tras, close lo park & thec-ping Im­ bletard contreci, $7£000.466*898 ment, fa.-r. y" room w/ wood burn LfVONIA RANCH - but! 19"&6. brick CUSTOM BUILT " »204.900 bsilfs.' ItrpU room. dV.Vg, air. PLYMOUTH . Owner must ** tNs WESTlANOa fV*sl Sub 3 bed­ Sretfsce&cv.vig mediate occupa'vey. e> owner. iroom, 399-8953 4 cedar, 3 bedroom, V,* bath, great Ooilrabta Fianca^Va. 4 bedroom, sprinklers. Profosjlonal landscap­ wcckl Neal as a pin Pfjirtoulh rarxh, IndftX'ndyi'h; 0»-n*d and Of $55,900. 474-6365 room, wocd stove, full basorrwnt, 2V* bath bdek ranch w.lh wonderful ing B,c-«wr,»l49.5O0. 9S1-664S an new window*, rvr* kitcf^n cabl- Ished bsfement, 2 car attached M- HIGHUrNDTWf>,- cor,u-*j a>, humidifier, eiectrorJc air rt*r* localkxi. Besutifulh; designed rVata. counter lops, and Vticnen 318 Weitlond i^a, larity room w/f ac- BRICK RANCH - 3 bedrooms. 2 around deck, attached jarage w'rt tshed waV-out you' won't find • OardftnClty Maedowbroc* Realty J54-6435 <:«L cathedral cry^nos. cer'aMe life c**a. 2 sfory CcJoms), 3 bedroom*. bath* finished baswront. Air. 2 pconer, beauliWfy landscaped wtlh rtoor one! 462-1660 NEW SUB In kltchen/tijyer. 2'^ baths BeautiM 'IV* baths, wood wtndovrt 4 trim, e'octronV; underground aprinkior. PLYMOUTh •'• REDUCEOI YCv'l AFFORDABLE HOMES . rroptaces. icxWM*%. 2'A car ga­ WESTLANO/irvONlA . tchoolt 3 38133 Orogon, Wostland home, mustVM'$179.900 7M-0464 many extras, large lot. 120'* 200', rage »141,000 455-6523 A wed cared for home. »121.900. .. DEFINITELY DEER CHEEK »229.900 LYNDON VILLAGE Ihlnk you've landed In Ol In Ihlj Onf/8112,700 complete. 779 4620. After 4f?M 522-2574 BeauirM three bedroom ranch with , Oua'.1ycu»1o6uM In • Qui­ Honeywell Lake Rd. 2369 Ncrtn St FVit floor lemify room, aitached ga­ foor plan that you'l (ova to roma •N E corner of War/on 6 Beck dayt »145,900. ' $489.00 per mo. et covr-.tr/ syb. rfice tot, eicevont J.T. KELLY CUSTOM HOMES. INC rage. M basement, alt updatod «ub. home to. Tftora'a a gourmet kitchen. LNK8TER - trjr.r.s. 3 bedroom* schools «2.900 313-227-0754 363-5927 LIVONIA RANCH be*.-rv>d coding*, »nd * teaiji-ful $26,900. Oran-3 nc-rr i bedroom co*orVJJ. Fi* has school and poof Just Usted tfVONlA - Great location, b«g coun­ Ashley Construction firef^eca In the graat room. THE MICHIGAN GROUP After 6pm; 2}f-3«11 bitwr-tnl Carpets Earn part of »105.900, t-3/i'A mortgage avaa- try kitchen aid flmlty room. your down p«^Tr>*nl 6 Citing COJla . FARUiHGTON HILLS/3 t^droom ab'e if qua: ned. . . »f09.900.(OE-L-55nL) 462-1KO 427-3295 REALTORS INC., 591-9200 GARDEN CtTY - 3 bedroom ranch bflc* 'ar-ch. IV* bathj. fnijhed 473-55¾ OR 522-6000. by pol-,tt.ig 6 foor l;Wj. $72,900 308 Rochestor-Troy PLYMOUTH WVamsburgh ranch. 2V* car gar»->>. nc-* furrtc4 4 v«v bas«mei-,l nr/Prep>a<«, 2 car garege. PAUTIAL COLONIAL »259.900 Un't avifabi* niA-MSHOA mort-. 3/4 Bedrooms, 2,000 *q. fl. b*»- dcr.*, central a*, appr.wti kicth- Ivml. cash, convor.tior'4l. FHA. ATTRACTtVE COLONIAL, almost QUALITY GUILT RANCH 2,556 »quar* loot »howplace bu'n In Stately Cape Cod g«>a w'th 7.4VL, 30 y*v mortgage ONEWAY . menl. three batha, »V)« garage. V< mtonditkvi. »79.500. 4/7-5320 $105,000. 47^4308 fxr*. 3 t«drcom, 2'-* bath,-fV.:shod LIVONIA - Gem In the rough Spa­ 1968. Njtrnadt»i>*r*. acre lot. epf<^n!ed decorating *"h- basement, cer.tr»j *lr, exc*p(Vyial REALTY cious 3 bodroom. open floor p's.-i, room*. 2,* balh* wtlh firep>aces, 1.7CO Sd ft, on large Jet. with 4 bed­ O.^DEN CITY . 8 room, aVr,Wj^ R0S3 REALTY 326-6300 In the last aeveraJ yes/*: FARM!NGTON RO. • »-sfl Hepl J landscape. Es-er/ngs: 656-9532 end 1250 Id ft, r*w*r updaias, sprinkkva. deck and central air. rooms, 2 bait>«. lovofy wood «ia'<- S'^fng. 2 Itory, 4 fcedroorri up, al- Asking »199 .{"OO.tall: WESTLANO bedroom t>!ci( ra.-e* NOV! -'3 txdrpom, 21* t»\n tudor «49.900.N-3JBE-W. Cal$48 6767. room, -JVi bath contemporary. Up­ BY OWNER • Desirable 7 W.i'ef furnace 4 aV. country kftchen. fVi- fcatenva-ii, 2 car attached oarage, COLDWELL 459-6222 proleu'onalfy Isndfcapcd and r>ic- ERA CODNTRY R:DQE REALTY large rr.sner bedroom *At and grades aiore ad charm a-vj beauty La-ran. Allraclh-o grey brick raxh Ithed basornor.t. (119.900 427-4164 REMEMBER REMERICA orated lo perfection. Impeocabry rp'sWd and rxrt. Not Ml* Oraclou* »»PPJCE REDUCTION $$ on la/go eoriw k>l- 3 bedrooms. 1½ r*xh mora. Ort ki on IK* ground cUa.!. »179.eOO.(OEL.17GRE) OREAT STARTER HOME • 2 bed­ floor hOfr^ - • *-»/ o( «et F-25FAFH. Troy. »30.000 new updates. Custom blihs, ts.-ni>y room f/flreptsoe. cen­ BANKER ' OPEN SUN. 1-4PM TRACTORS . FARMAILA «rd M 46M811 rooms, IMng room, d'nlng room. Cal Sharon Hswman at 474-3304 oak throughovt, prfrala woods, on,"y tral air. Open focv cJ*n wfnoulr*! Or by appomuDenl 4 bedroom co­ and ,o>d farm equ'^pc^eril, p'ows, COLOWELL dANKEft Ulchen. large uwity room, 1 (4r at- MILLPOINTE *r». 12? »128,900, Can Pate Tocco onfy. decor. Eiter.sh-e updailng. mo\»4n Schwollzer Real Eslato lonial, 11* balh*. attached garage plsntera. etc W.ih i!0<<4 wheels. Scmvoltjer neal Eilat* IKhed oarage. »63.900. . ERA COUNTRY filOGE REALTY Century 21 E«1I 286-5600 cond-tlon. »139.900. • 476-9638 622-6673 5JS-7S69 after 3,3260294 «464 078« 595-1010 1 *» F — r- »- - —

Monday, April 13,1092 O&E «WOKi 318 Westlarx* 328 Cpndoe 332 Moblra Homes 335 Time 8here 342 Lakefront Property 366 Ofc.-Bus. 8pace Garden City 6IRVIINQHAM • 8up*r ranch coodo. ' For 8a!« For 8slo WAllOOH LAKEFRONT for th* «*- 8ale/Lease li Blriflfwn Pottle, J Ijedruorn*, 3 orlminaung bv/er. New 4 bedroom. bath*, Ibrtsy, very »nec»bu*. Fin­ CANTON - Lovely bom*, 24x60. 3 TIMESKAR1NQ 3% bath, western «xpo*ur*, beeutf- ._ A STEAL ished lower ksvel, »trtum. fc* 198«, bedroom*. 2 Uih*. *l sfctancei nci. 2 red *t>ek*. Sieop* 4. Deeded. M sand bMCh. Cal Mary or Yam ABILITY TO.DIVIDE Fabulous 3 bedroom brick f«y*, 2 «75.000. WMVMI Associate* WK cared for \m Alcona, recent "• »3900 Wtfler. Century 21 Kowaltk.*. Comptrry relocaBon wB leav* be­ M bath*, hog* country Mehen, Bry DAVtOBEATTY upgrade*. Reedy lo mov* m. Adult 702-694-0680 816-592-8^140» 1-800-431-2121 hind thi* n*xlbl* 20,000 to ft faeSftv for OFFICe/WAREH0US.E (OR Iahed basement, office or 4th bed­ 647-4999 or 647-7109 part, prtrn* location. Reduced to COMBO) user. Or**l Ptymovth loca­ room, central **, 2½ car piri 121.990-C*J evening*, 42)-8945 WATERFORO - open Boor plan, ^ rrWiyupdat** «.«0 > BLOOMFIELO H1U.8 334 SouthernProperty give* W of igM » airyneta to lake tion, krtt off 1-278 - •,hour* 2.bedrooms, i bath*, flre- Ai otter* perrslderedl I t>*3focm, bright, eunrry,' naubej FLORIDA CONDO. Oood . Invest­ ptace*. nSodem kftcf-ien. on prtvtl* ••• CaJfJud-r' • - GREAT 8TAftTEJ\HOMe » specicut color*. Walk* doe**, ca/port, pool ment or* niViter'home,' Madeira ti toorl* laka. (209.000. 823-2450 Singh Realty (313)433-1100 •i be*66m«; updated b*t*V 111 floor Tr*od' »*rUng. OOM to ^r*»w*v», Beach Sea Towert: 2 bedrooms. 2 ACR08a CrrO!^ ..'• Answer to Previous Puzzle *. laundry, newer window* 4 roc*. p»- (53.900.. 435-6684 COMMERCE bath, furnished 2nd floor. »69,000- \ r*ge. easy lean* . t-54.900 WAtERFORO TOWNSHIP. : •»t8/:lni<». «13-391-3243. or afler Mty ,10th. Pleasant Uk*. comptolef/ furriahed :'-i Nalfve :: =: BftWMTON CON00 • I2S4.600 . •" • .. > •• • : : 6+6^8321 ANNOUNCING 36 FUch _< Share ooni*mpor»ry, baauUTuty lo­ lakefront cottage. 2-ttory. 3 bed- Mtpl* Bu*Vi*a* Center Of Troy Erjypu8rt T UINIS R A P ; MEADOWS. 3«Jni«t -,.-' 8 s s cated on the second hot* of th* NEW .BERN. NC • Raliree* Paradise. roo^ria VVryl stdk>g »nd gaa f>*«t . B«st tatea m town, no leas* neces­ '.6 Church jJtrt I • I Century 2! MldeO'*, 790-6894 39 Depressed' 8 E A SIOJN A R i E 'Honors Course" al pnaattglou* Oak -' MANUFACTUREO ': -' Low tsae*, irford*W« housing, per­ sary, 227 to 5,000 tq ft on Mtpl*, ..'• 9 Dry, i* wtne' its. Point*. Grand styV* of IMngl Wster near Lfvernol*. (235 ft up/montji, . 40 Again; •HOMECOMMLlHfTY fect cfimat*. uncrowded protected WHITMORE lAKe . LAKFRONT., 12B«nic8«a 0 N 0 E 0 E B R : CASTHLLI 525-7900 prt^eg** 4 boal faoStbe* avaJUM* w*ler*. great fishing 4 boating. Free PENTHOUSE; 850'»0 fl, natural prefix EJI On* In * mWJon Ylew. New kitchen B A T P A 7Q S B i N -; .v 1990-91CEKTURION ot) a* toons Crooked Leia Myal •'• -ir>*Ne»Arr)«rfc*nUfMty5e \ Inforjnauon. CaroSna Blu* Realty.' sky&ght, prfvtt* restroom wr'ihower. reedor - E «** IN* 5 bedroom; »'/•. bath 3 »1O»Y eablnett. (Rntng room wtth yKw. 3 --..477-2690 .. v»i Mt/ga/ftt — • .-•-.• . AWARDwiHMNawnce •, • 1-800-762-5976', • :- : 13 Bundle'••, E end urVUCel A»oa f>rahn tor bedrodrn. 2 -newer belh room*. **• ; 42 Measwe* of. TB S A K t? S 8 E A D On* of the nnesV manufactured an acpc4ntm*M. Century i 1'. Ing room with fireplace, ga* base-- BIRM;NOHAM -fvmrshod 3-offlo* •1*. Pavtng'' ' , horn* convrOrvOee in the 81*'.« of :wel9ht:'; ;.' R E V E R E 0 F A L L S Brtghfon Town* Co., 31J 229-J913. 33d Lots and Acreage board hot water heal large utfity turt* including e*i*cuth* chon* tys- •:•. atjbJtance : MJchfeaA. Special (eature* Wptud*-; room, attached gt/tge: Stone try) 44 Youno. gins '' ; LIVONIA SCHOOLS or ..--. .:--:.-. ,:. 313449-¾¾¾ : fem.'Apcroi.' 700 -»0, fU jc*r0s ( : ltSNoWeman • 0 V E R E N T v •. Fw Sets' •.'.•:•;.' •':- aluminum tiding. Urg* dec*- l*k* fa *»%£«.W2S/mc-... 642-9330 48 Speech, •c V £ /antiauc'j' bedrrx^fxfck iancn In • luxuriou* CkJvhqUe ':•' -, . '• side, weft/landscaped, dock. Extra 17 LetflO; WBlue-"-. M E T E Rl p U E A 0 ? 8C9*cv» **.-. Keture* flr«pJ»OA , rTARMINatON HILLS V . • Betted Swimming Pool ADDISON TWR. to acres »34.000 «1 or toe V»nd. (lSr^OO. C*» r>»dc*- BtRMlNQHAM - furnished ejwcvvV* .19 Deceived sje 0 0 E N 0,R I L L L 0 •'. J Mwer. furnace, finished casement 4 ;-' A NEW COMMUNITY , -rturCrfiVtfley School* Rocneaiter Kill* lot. vUrUe*, »38,600 tloo Service* Company,-^)3-683- Office* m preatlgiou* butWvyj ¢¢0 •2rCe(ifTiony . 51 AsJanoi . x • .. -^ 2 cargareg*,ddnidelay »64.«oo -Pto*Ar8*»a -: :^ ..--.•• Orten'-.Twp..-1'4 ecr*i.»2«,OO0Vr 3233 OR U»ttr Or*n Ne<*on. ' • *4 fu Copter, fan 6 oonffrene* 52 FaJry-taje- T e 0 C R 0 P H 1 - - N6WMODEL8 "••,'•- DrydenTwp.Sacre* '• -(34.000 1800-439-7949 OR 448-2915. . 22."Ouck— '••'.=- r T • Playaround Ansa ': ..»-,'. room rxMeoe*. ShoAbr long term openef • . E u L > Century 21 - Dynamic ; .c*i*»TVAv«n»bi*'-. Krairsm*,V) Real Est*!* 391-4427 lease.Cal ••••• . > • -. 644-39,30 24 — rja/de.: Ri P R -I rVt P, F A 0 E ••';-v$i't4.9'9'0- - :. - OxnrrlgrVty ActMt)** VrWOM-LOON LK. Newly remod­ ••26 Tran»o/e>8 54 Grafled.v • ^.- :728-8000 J ANN AftBOa 8. Lyon Schooi*. 2 S T A R E 0 T E 1 b*drooma .2H batfw, 2 car at- • Mlrirf**From120flctMaJ '- eled 1250 *q. 71 ranch. 2 berjrobm*, =-.. BtRMiNOHAM -.- . .:• r^aJdry E!LA 1 and 10 *cre homesltes. Nslural gas. 26 Dtor)9;-inaz - s ' 8, proud LaX* Recreation ara*. " fVeptac*, 2 (kyUght*. tundeck. 2 ga- -. iai5H*yhe».>6508q.Ft l ached oa/ege, fvepiaos, oent/al perked. SakynTwp- off N, Te/rttorleJ 55 Stallone,'. S T. 0 W S R)l •T E Wr, pnVatt paUg and fnoehmor*..--. /*ge».»139.*30.An«r«. »60-00)2 '• PrerrJumF**ture»-»A(Vidowt. - 27 Baby** • v SUMMER FUN • Rd: Reedy 10 bu&d. From »68.000. to friends' ..• 1 : Ampl* Parking: «47-7077. : 4-13 (!) 19¾UnM'Fealur* Syndicate- v'wg grtv* tft«* valued *t or slotefronta, p4u» TOO tq. ft, ttor, DOWH month •y 553-4800^ 313-6M-2787 *g«. pkr* * foom tpvW*fi\ '" tloved 11 Summef of 313-684-8798 Herb Uwson, mcf313) 737-0690. (6006. eesf for (4000 or best offer. 6 Father or FARMINOTON HJLL8 • 2 baOroom 2 48S-5642 r»g*. Rar* r^pportjunrfy Id i by Zeus 1 Mate swan "A Different bath tower leva* m Woodcree* W We have new 8 pre-owned home* - •'. CITY of BIRMINGHAM business with nJc* sow COM IMng 34— lem 2 Harem room mother J The Prudential for tale. (No hom* 1* mor* than 4/ ; CADILLAC MEMORIAL OAROENS spec*. Mewfy refurblthed. Arnpl* - •'. Worid'' lao*. 1200 sq fT, nawty decorated, M*tur* trees; Lincoln & Crtnbrook. 3S "S*phi« 8 •'-• 3 fragrance.. 7 Winter : mdudo* garage. . 624-2656 yr* old). To IncjuV* about a new or pun* tvsJlaUe- May build to tulL On Ford Road, 2 lots m chotc* area, •pao* for sign and parking on ah* . vehicle. 18 Bond ^ HarryS.WoJIe, prs-owned home cal Denris Eagen . 646-2250 Osrden of MedrutiorC , 421-2263 Only minutes bom 2 major «xpre*t- 4 Body bt Boy . nemesis •. FARMINOTON H1LL9 Conc^lafg* *t Qualty Home* - Located m th* wtys. (1200 pkj* utam**. L**** .8 Moray . 18 Part of -.-." := REALTORS bedroom, IrHjnft s1crtg*/l«jndc4ntrn*ot f West, located In Osrden City. "HOMES , trideperidenuy Owed *vl Op*r*l*d room.: ca/porl, tannls 8 poof. WhorfiRd. ,.-•:-•• 313^684-879« Feniorv Al utilities. BuBdert term* 313-««3-tn« 1 2 3 5'.: 6 • T^ 9 10 11 33424 LWccvn Ian*. W**e«nd »43.600, mak* an offer. 661-0010 Lot* 75 x 130 minimum. Waft-outs 3 Choice kola (1.878 total lor «1 20 Smallest . 3 lots. -'..•'• ... 386-7475 •-! SPECIAL PROMOTION avafleble. 352-2200 . 6rS45-6647 CANTON - 450 sq fL B****t OfflO* hOnvber V $3,400. DOWN FARMINOTON HlllB »155.900 wtth finished basement In profee- 12 13 14 22 Pretense Gorgeous ranch with t compietefy $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT FARMINOTON H1LI8 OLEN EOEN, UVONtA .•'••'$499.00 per mo.;... - Osrden of Faith, Section t*3 - tional ptrk. Avaiable fmmedlatery. | fW»7*d walkout lower level. 3 bed­ 8«v*upt0»454 For Sale • 5 acre* *5>2350 : . :' 23 Six an room*, 3 M bath*, and 2 c*/ at­ Call *ft*r 7pm Two grave*. Re**on*bl*. 15 1 18 Inning •-• Enda toon • Cal howl •••.-•. ,. Brand new 3 bedroom ranch. Ful tached garage,: " 421-5660 •471-5342 ;• 313-623-J074 '.. .- - basement. Carpeted. Earn part of DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH " 25 — gintizi. • your down payment 4 doslno CO«tJ FARMINOTON HILLS • wooded tot 2 offto* tulles. 860 sq, fL and 19 •20 21 27 Forey FOR 8ALE • Bar* :owned moot OAXLANO HILLS Memorial 0»r- 1150 *q. fL Exeefient parkJng. - by painting & floor lAro. $74,600. 120»300.. Sprlngbrook Sub. '••' 28 Pieces of . The Prudential home* located in the mob* home* dens. (4 lots). QtrtJen Of Lev*. Cal ; 4V5-7373 Newty avals bt* FMA-MSHOA mortr (47.000-Ca.1 .-".• - .337-6077 • bskedclay - gag* wtth 7,4%. 30 rear rr>or1g»g* eornmunrtie* of. ot after Spm or weokend* 462-8958 (3600.1-606-344-1738 22 23 ». DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH for guaOfled buyer* Harry S.Wolfe, WE8T1AN0 MEADOWS 29 Solo • - TROY MOBIL VILLA FARMINOTON HILLS . N. ol 11 ' PARKVIEW MEMORIAL its* perfect office - 80 Sq: FL AJ I " ll 30 Urge on ROSS REALTY . 326-8300 - REALTORS • 2TH ••30 2 s-tes it Oardenpf The Hours Having prob«I*m* •itibllihtng MU*. W. of Orchard Lake. TA acres. amenftie*. C*l Oeborth for detail*: 2*. 34 Gift irvdependenUy Owned and Opertted credrtf Let us helpi Low down pty- 6 site* available wtth street pernvt. Must tea. (200 each. : 229-7474 .- " " 317 Redtord FARMINOTON . H1LL8 . Oyrtarnlte merri, Immedut* po*ae*aion, pre­ »230.000. land Contract Tersrt*. : (313)897-6027 I 36 Final 31 33 34 Ccodo. ranch and unit 3% rebat* 10 ferred rate*. Cali: \- CALL' DENNIS SHlYElY FARMINOTON HHIS- 8 M3*/ - ' • 37 Ecstasy CENTVRY 21 MJL CORP. 855-6500 WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY MiddteberL Otfce space from (300 purchasers al closing. Some of ft« -• ACCENT ON VALUE Randy .» 313-965-0455 Section 1895. Lot C •••: ,39 Sinuous many arnanftle* «TO\XS*. p*tV*Bf per mo. gross. Outdoor storage • FOUR BEDROOMS • Hug* bun­ Sha/eo •-,•-,.":' 313-985^3454 6 spaces, (600. each. . 35 1 41 Apprxlions galow feature* low oimry Mftand tWshed lower level. 2 bedroom*, 2 LAST LOT tn brand new Westtand ariHtbi*. Ample parking 471-2622 M bath*, goormat wtchen wfth bteaX- sub. Oeslreabte area Wttw & sewer 1-209-627-9122 , - * 42 Playtnings : garage Onfy $55,800. - LUCE NEW 1991 model. OouWe wide • fast tree, ivng room wrih fVaplao*, on site. »27.900. DerOnshlre Realty. FARMINOTON HILLS . 43 Spoken 3 bedrooms. 2 bath* Waft m ck> 455-7355 • , REDUCED TO SELL'-.Cut* Ranch formal dWng- room, »rt*ch«d- 2 car e*tt for under »550 per month total. 358 (4ortgagev& IP - 44 Solitary . with f(UTkBy room for only 138.900; gvagjacentra) air. securtty lystem. Prime Retaa Spaoe I Hurry! Won't tasl long. CeJfc Kome- • NORTMF1ELD TOWNSHIP 45 Spielberg ID Land Contracts WMJeAtGrandfVver <^4^3 lOwn USA - 695-0608 38 ACRES, »dowt, THE MICHIGAN GROUP MMord Rd. *ero»» hom the Alpine (250.000, •og. Offices 4 waning *raa. 4 71-0521 central air., updated Kttcnen. and REALTORS INC., 591-9200 SklAre*. SOUTHflElO. - Vacant lot*. Starting needod. Coo^tertf 10 uhfl brick ba*ement. • . 421-(660 Huron Venoy Schools from (10.500. Land Contract Terms. *p>rlment house In Oakland Coun­ INDEPENDEN/T Al Servlc* omc*s FARMINOTON: WYNSET traditional For mor* Into, pleas* call; CALL DENNIS SWVELY ty. MIA apprised at (370.000. for amaB businesses tvaaiboe. rent : FRESMLIS1INO )64.900 townhouae, b**emeot, gsrsoe. mas- OuaRty Home*,(313) 897-4131 CENTURY 21 MJL CORP. 855-6500 Ouallfled bor rower -quality coflater- ilarting at (150. Heal A'water free. . Nevfy * ec«a In prime Southwwt- terbath. balcony, treed settiSg. *L W» p*y 8%, 10 year baBocn. 20 12 Mie/Qreenneld ire*. Contact , e»n Redtord. 3 bedroom ranch wttfi In-town location for walking. ( year amortization. Call Tom Gtnesh Omk 569-7022or 569-6642 Compliments of The . basement and 2H car ovaoo. Be »114.400/» 16.000 . down...8.5% • VACANT LAWDI . ' 454-3810 or 539-7821 Rrtl) .-...:- 42I-S6G0 finance avaSabk*. C4*. AbsoMefy beeuLful Irttl* over ivi UVONlA-FARMlNQTON/S MILE NOVI acre* located bi Farrrwigton HSa 3 room' suite wtth windows, 370 Birmingham-Bloomfield ^SHOWCASE HOME ,- 177,500 One Way Realty ' Build your dream home 8 rJ& h*r* 361 Money sq ft. (370/mo. Al irUKSes: i TNs clean ranch rwti on a doubt* much roorri lo roam (40,000 To Loan> Borrow 422-2321 . lot 6 features an enclosed breet*- 473-5500. MEADOWS : Board Of Realtors ® REALTOR® • way leading lo a 2 car attached o*- MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY . BORROW MONEY UVONIA OFDCE SPACE > raoe Wet pun or, neutrar decor. FARMINOTON - I bedroom ranch Century 21 Borrow lor'.any purpose. Borrow lor lease on 8 Mile Rd. near Ftrm- • and coved ceSnga Updated Jne»jd« style. l*rg* custom patio, wooded .'. The New American Lfies tyvs without leaving your home. Conven­ |ng!on Rd. SecretartaJ. & tetephon* 368 Commercial/ 389 InduslTWarehouse F newer water hoiter and garaaedoor are* lacing rtvrw. (45.000 neg. ient repayment terms. No eotateral. answering. 476-2442 363 Commercial/ Day. 737-768» Eve*.. 6*6-5115 • oponer.' roof and patio awhlno. W* hav* new «nd pre-owned home* J. Scott, inc. ho cosigner*. Quick 6 conMenbti. tor •»!*: Home ownership for less LIVONIA- Office space for leas*, Retail Retail 8ale/i:ease •, Wont la»t 474-5700 OSCOOA Ml - 1 bodroom upper Can our free inlormatlon hotline t* oottthanriv^apvtrneots. . 522-3200 just off Jeffries Freeway In LIGHT INOUSTRlAl/dittrlbutlorr level Lake Huron wslerbont corv (313)499-1190 RETAIL 8TORE ki prim* area of tttrtcih-ebulldVig FVtt Month free. DOWNTOWN w a. f e h o- u • « •'. OREAT LOOKING '.'• $65,900 domwum. »54900." W. 8LOOMFIELOLOT. By Owner Lrronla. 1.000 »0,«. Sale »60.000 or • Country LMng Can •••-.- • . 2«1-O130 805,1720.2000.3440,4000 '' 4 • BrfcA ranch UutlsperfocBy updated . 517-739-9459 150i10S.' lake prMieges. MMcSe BUSINESS 8. COMMERCIAL FARMJNQTON leas* »1.000 month. CaJL. and offers a flnhviod baaemort, 2 • Beeutlful Clubhous* Straits Lake. »35.000. 476-6587 LOANS AVAILABLE Locattcw Location a CUu Image. eOOOsqn unrts (vaBable. Orad* level • Play Are** Al types, (25.000 up. Call; -'. AXVON1A 33318 Grand Rfver. This Is your REAL ESTATE ONE 4 truck dock overhead door*. Wt#' car garage; a large fiortdi room, PtYMOLrma best ve*. OvleT Schoolcfaft 8 Inkster Rd. Suitable and even an mast or lay 462-1660 tecAiakon. prtvacy. Spaciou* ranch, • RV8lor»g* . R.J. Payne weokdtys 313-684-1702 chance lo occupy the BEST tpao* In barter servfc* for rent 1-94 oorrkJor. • Heated Pool-NEW . for store or office In large neighbor­ town. FwBy restored muf»-*lory • 261-0700 Cal for more mtormttjon 261-4887 2 bedrooms. 2 bath*. Ibrary. nh- 340 Lake-River-Resort hood shopping center. 6*11645-9890 tshed basement, 2V4 car garage W* »Professional Management buadlnci: tin ceOfna. brick w*J*. ftnance» 145.900. 455-9569 . Home* Priced From »14.500 - Property mtpl* Boor*. tkySght*. High irafSc 369 IndustJWarehouse . UVONtA/8 MILE AREA The Prudential COMERICA UVONtA WEST . area, inert, door lo theaterk WM dt- 1200 sqft- indusuiai thop «nd ofl- ROCHESTER MIU8 • 2 bedroom. 2 SINGLE OFFICES . VVS*. Reasonabt* Rent Saleaease Ice. (500 per month Include* taues b*th. flrtshed basement deck, end '...'.' 349-6966 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (200 month to month wfth service* 281-6450 ."•... 477-2069 HarryS. Wolf^, Mobile Home LEASE - 1.600 »a fL block buBdlng. urW_&Kjteoe, attached wag*. CANADIAN LAKES jva-table. 464-2960 or 349-5449 BEALTORS ^_ To tvjulr* aboul new or pre-owned 6<>WNT0WN nYMOUTH - For*»« Mgh ceClngs. CVy 4 secur* ($00 pe/ NORTHWEST OF PLYMOUTH oani/eJ -sirr-lW sq.ft., ppoT, csub- : Financing i. Indopendonuy Owned and Oporateo "rivriunJ»y csubhouse. 1 rJi* S. ol front yard of tWs kjiurlous cy. Escefient parking. Ait, 7373 348-2592 ^3 bedroom, | baih +. 2 ear garage. •1-800-292-1300.' 15415 Middtebeft tt 5 MJe and LIGHT INDUSTRIAL lor tease, 1200 .lintshed ostement, new, roof. room. 2nd Boor. L*/g* Mng room, Orand Ftfver oft Napier Rd. 2 bedroom. 2 tath, w^tb ga­ v, For Intormauon .19500 Mlddefbeft b*tween 7 4 8 - 3600 tq- ft overhead door,HVAC. .*S9.9O0. 515-2144 master bedroom. AppSanoe* 8 win-. rage Year round beauty. Mie. On* room to eight room suites fJOWmOWN PLYMOUTH • Super NOVV Prim* area- Easy access to Equal Housing lender •hopping mal locaOon, 663 FL vp lo storage deck, office. Pfymoutft Can­ expressway*. 3,200 tq ft. ofSpa/ dow treatmeftta »34.900. 277-7777 »120,000. *v*JUMe, Phone tystem may be -* MINT RANCH , 1.650 8q. FV Cal Deborah lor ton, Gt/den Crty areas. 459-8401 shop or wve7«u*e. trr/nediate PLYMOUTH ertHsble yery cc lease. 2400 *«.ft. + eddnJonei 10% ing »15,000 + »nnu*»y lor sale. 318 Dearborn REOMAN 1987 14*60. 3 bedrooms, HrHsdale County, lake view. (59.900. CASH TODAY svs.tab)e for Immedl*!* cicoupahcy. salon. Insurance office, cleaners, pet omoe. Just ofl Jeffries Freewty In Packag* deal. (60.000. 652-3044 W BLCOMFIELO • ]oln the carefree Jecvzzl. tt* new. completer recon- 517-529-427 Tor 517-529-4693 4.632 *Q. ft convenlenUy located tt ttore, tpociarty shop. *tc • . atlracOve buOdfng 261-0130 OR .20300 W. 12 MS* Road, between Dearborn HdgliU 8fe »ty1« of condo Ivlng 3 bed­ oWoned. LP gas-, wa re-fceatt wtih- «47-7171 room*. 2Vi bath*, tppdanoe*, aJarm. h 200 rh&es of Ftedford. Asking LAXE LOT on Winn Lake. Lapeer. GUARANTEED SALE lafaer and Evergreen. Ample tree PLYMOUTH/M-T4. Metro West/ 16 UNITS OEARBORS HElOHtS - For the hom*warTenty8mof*. 683-7048 »23,400 negotiable. Ca» D*v* be- Ml. 2 acres, wooded, private take. Also If In Forectosur* parking Put your name on the FARMINOTON - 1200 tqfl. «1001- New Construction tor leas*. 2 units Pride of ownerhslp. Growth pi'.en- »45.000. Can Days<3l3)664-4206 ' choosy famlry. thla 4 bodroom brtc* fOr*4PM»t 537-4787 .Or Need Of Repair. 00¾¾¾. • lenl kxatlorv 32623 Ortnd Fttver, In 4907 and 4880 *q.ft. or combined Ual Income (96.000 per yea/. Evea013) 664-019« ,raich teatures 2 bt'ha, fWahed WESTUbND - »72*». Newer 2 WE WANT TO LEASE THIS SPACE Speedy Print BuAcOng. Ore*! for Ofl- for 9787 sq ft. lmmedl«l» occupsn- Growth are* near Bdghlcn. bisemer.t and a 2'-s car garage. bedroom. 2 bath, M tied base­ NOW! lc«orr*t*l. -.471-0521 cy.Lenlopex 941-14U (500.000. . Shows **a, too much to est. ment, al epp6vK«* 8 carport- Open RENT TO BUY 342 Lakefront Properly Cqntury 21 NO REASONABLE 463.500. Sun. 1-4. 33060 Woodworth. 8. Of OFFERREFUSEO PLYMOUTH C>CIVNTOWN WANTEO TO LEASE -1000 10 5000 Warren. W. off Venoy Rd. 522-0178 Farrnlngton HB*. AuOres area. 50 »cr*s wtth take and -.. 647-7171 Petal frontage on Forest Av*. tq. fl for ttorage. Must be TEPEE REALTY OEARBORN HErOHTS • 3 bedroom cabin, very prtvtte, deer 8 turkeys CASTELLI 525-7900 Approrimatery 2.500 sq fl Ctf reasonably priced. 479 S. Maiv Plymouth -•-• 1990 CENTURION brtc». ranch, w^udes many update*," YVESTLANO • 2 bedroom, t UL\ J475/MO. Walking distance to lake Huron. NORTHVILLE- 950 tq fl, «««3ent Deborah for detaS*. 229-7*74 544-7397 454-3610 new fumao*. central air. M newV finished basement, a> cortdWonlng. LITTLE VALLEY; 476-4079 (65.000 . 51f-676-6666or8215 AWARD WINNINQ omcE. location & parking on lak* tuccess.; fnlshed basement wtth additional Nicely decor*t*d. mutt tatl .' PRIVATE INVESTOR AlklofHerry. 349-1122 »79.600. . 326-6045 SENIOR PARK- New IMng room, 8RJOHTON - Brick tidor; Icworlng eating a/ea Would beflrWl tor .In­ kitchen, refrigerator, furnace, air, Puchases houses lor cash or term*. . 255-2000 laws ouanera {93.900 pines 1900 sq. fl. plus 600 In maJV- W. BLOOMF1ELO. By owner. 6e*utt- baUaoom, washer/dryer, enclosed oul. 3.bedrooms. i'A ttths. eicel- Any cond-fcin or sfruatlon. porch. 2 bedroom*. 12JT60.*53-O707 Cal. • 424-6555 OFFICES AVAILABLE; For ImmedV fut detached oohdo. 3 bedrooms. 2 lent location. Prioed below Stare at* lease 1900 tqfl kxsudes uts- THE MICHIGAN GROUP tut baths. Areolae*, finished base­ Ecrualbted VaV* »159.900. trfs. maintenance. Ample Parking. REALTORS INC, 591-9200 ment, deck, al kitchen tpoUnce* SPACE. SPACE 8 MORE SPACE CALL SANOY OAViN . ' 365 Business Enceflent Termsl Good location! kxsuded. newt/ remodeled coniem-. New 3 bedroom. 3 b*ih home with THE MCH'-OAN GROUP 5 Mil* 8 FarminglonRd. 421-7190 - 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apis. For Rent 400 Aptr. For Rent porary. Move In condition. over. 1350 tq . h. of elegant Rymg REALTORS INC. 727-4600 Ext. 229 Opportunities B:RMINGHAM - 2457 E. Maple. 1 »132.900. 632-2158 thai todudea calhedr*) . ceOIngs OFfrCES AVAILABLE- . BIRMINGHAM bedroom, carpeL-bUnds, <£shw*sh- NICE AND CLEAN throughout, plush carpet, oak eatJ-. BUCK LAKE - Great 2 bodroom AMBULANCE SERVKE since 1928 APARTMENT Secretarial. f*x copier, kflchen 8 NEWLY REMODELED er. wsA-tn closet central «lr, car­ P«»rty of room In INi 3 bedroom YY.BLOOMFIELO - Brtnd new. 2 nets, upgrade Insulation, tends, house on all sports lake Hvdwcocf We cover tX *reas. FtmBy owner* 1 horr*. Krtchen with *aV°a area, bedroom. 2 b*th. central air. gt^ conference room *vk!t*ble. l-9«/ HOTLINE.^ port Lease (470-(500. 643-4428 glamour bath, fVepface, applancea, floors, new kitchen, new fed bath, want to retk*. Cal »rter 6pm, Wnom Road. From »290.. 347-2470 ; basement $ 2 car garage Update* rage, ful basement, great location, doorwal. Al this 8 much,: much new furnace. knmecTsre occupancy. 961-0978 1 A3 B4xJo>orn Apis. , , include newer roof, hewor (-jrnacei Useyourphon^ e:RW.NQHAM - 25671 Maple near shopping. »63,900. 739-8900 mor* for oofy (325/MO. - 10% Ck»e to U6-23. Ann Arbor & Brigh­ OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE. Ideal 1 bedroom, carpet, bllndi, , updited kitchen. Great area of W. down, 10% Ipterest. 20 yr». ton Must see! »99.900. By o»ner. At PaME BUILCHNO 6 Property. , Dearborn. Horry! Only 169.900 Wetertord, OUle He. 855-1610 • 24 hours a day 645-0026 . • PRICED RlOHT »75.000 437-5340 : . 1700 fl. Lak* M'chlgs.1 frortage Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. APARTMENTS • - fh!» 3 bodfoom, 1V* bath bome In a WHY RENT when you can buy IMS Appraised a I (410'trort h. Li 1990. • All sizes, prices LfrOnU Ml 48150 . OFFICE 6 YARD SPACE QuinonRd (TeJogreph. . . WESTLANO CAPRI APTS. '. great a.'" of Dearborn has bean beauUM 3 bedroom mobSe home Al utt.tles a^ilsUe. Land Contract Farmlig1wiH.Ps Uon-Frt.9-8 :» Sal. 10-2 EASTER SPECIALS - perfectly updstod IncAxflng a new 332 Mobil* Homn for only »12.000. Very dttn. new or discount lor Cash . and cities carpel, large storage bvn. No «- Otverafvod Oroup . 661-3000 . ••' COTTAGE INN P122A OnOsmusRd C»L1edr*lCeRng» roof, new carpeting, trash paint, and Now expanding .m .SE MlcMgan. 25 .259-9713 • New listings dally even kvJudes contra) a* for th* For 8at« periarv* brokerage rees - for sale by Nffwfy Remodeled ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT - 65 n. prime locatlorii «v*ntb!s. For BIRMINGHAM'S .y «umme? ahead. . 474-5700 owner. Moth-stad tefteri. 495-075> 14 2 bedrooms starting at (420 6E IN FOR SPRING frontege. (199.950 Corr^>ietafy re­ Iranehlselntorrr^tlonceJl 995-1142 PLYVlOUTH Security dopos.1, »200 N«w home* immecSat* occupancy done. Co-oporat* Wth brokera Caj Ar^i Arbor Fid. 4 Htggarty 691-7150 BESTI Heat a water Included FARMINOTON • ll*mng al (17.990. • Cal About from 10a.m to 10pm. 626-3261 Excellent Entrepreneur 1 rr.ln from V-275 Beavthjl com- Cell. 261-5410 PLYMOUTH - ttarllrtg at »22,500 333 Northern Property OUR SPRiNQ SPECIAL I The Prudential Opportunity piei, ground floor unfl, 1.0OO-3.000 AUBURN HILLS FLATROCK • ttartlna (I »25.990 F6r8ale HOME FOR SALE on M'-ed car attached garage on t-esuVut aR Lea.•* message 349 8047 Short I erm leas* ava^abte Wo take prldo fn ottering »28.000. street. I*k« toceas. dose to goff. tports Mtssa-Jkee La)* Rented sH . COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE 0pen7dtys. Don'l mis* cut, caJ nc«t - Way no County of July 6 Aug. tor »900.'»*< Com- FOR SALE - RE9ALE SHOP LITfLE VALLEY HOMES 1 Rodtcrd - Orand River lront»g*. 550 the lOllowlnQ. sorvlcoa to $69,900 p«!ft.*y furn shod. (117.900. Proper­ In Canton, lickjdea al marchand}** tq n !o 2500 sq- ft Cal 9*m-ipm 332-1848 Your housl-iQ peocJe. i, f.jtures. »8000. our tenants. * 1-800-HOME-4-92 . WHITE HOUSE REALTY ty ma.v>ger t.-es n« rt door. 45 rrJo­ 356-2754 . • • *>-os 355-9505 CUTE AS A BUG ules liom Trt.-erte Ory 774-6*33 729-0993 - ' • ; 45V735? 649-6909 ' Yout los-e IMS tovrVy heme Formal 1-616-972-7676 • Ma'dtervlcAiii^sbit REOFORD-5 M'lE 4 BEECH OALY BIRMINGHAM dining room with bay wL-xJow. hvd- BELLEVILLE: 1945 PARKWOOO. a«JRSALOrf 'Makeyour nswhorre • 24 hr. er^rfyvcy rr^tr.taninc* 2 bedroom, 2 rJI batV Al *pp»- Cots to eipreis*tv*. AV. c*rp«L •: wood Poors In IMng (Com 6 hM. up- CLARE COUNTY-Cultom built OWN YOUR OWN OPPORTUNITY Eton4Mapleirt*. • Beaut^jl grouncis wtth pod 4 ance* lit/. Very rhotfrsted aeflerl ps,v*'od. eicelWH pvkkig Ap- home* from »27,000 ComcJot*. Must sen W:tn of without property. 1 bedroom, new -kf.chen wtth BUCKINGHAM p*nsc area*"h BSOs -. dsted bath, newrx furnace 6 the »21,C00/be«LC*!l. 453-19H LAKEFRONTRESORT prcxlrr-atc.Y700 tq ft 522-4268 >< stc\*. r«trlge/ator. wisher » oVyer Lake-Yont. Lak*v1*w. La>« Access Tf.'s home testures top goi'ty Wtiom '" 347-2955 cTs.^eshor. ncrfy carpet od, vertl- • SpecJtl fandtr-pp-ed u->tt ales IncAided. For appl Lavtskle MANOR •, are mcluded Fu* basemenl 6 v* OOSTOWAN: 2 bedrpom, all *pc4l- wOrkmsrV-'p 3 bodroorr.i.- *.i\- ROYAL OAX • office Sutla 550 »q. ceti, newfy doooriterj., ba.vsrT.fcr.1 • Short term lee«s t< a.": t^» Hom»buM«rS 313^24-1697 out bij^ment, Sturmt,ig g-tstroom ICE CREAM YOGURT STORES storage, reserved parking. vaMng Ycu'«Uet*d)\>u<;<3l • Ma-^y mcr* a.-noo.'t.'-M .-. car gsrag* . l?9.90O tnoea, remodeled beth with washer Cooc-'« t» turn-* ty lot up. Cho*c* fl. D6»UJ6 tv^ng. air condtlorlig. 8'cV-yor. low lot Rentt Hot a drfr* »t. l4.- torl*l InckiJed. Wood­ d'-stanc* lo r»*r,lown 4 shc-c-plng. BAVINOHAM. ^ attched gifsge. PtMl* beach & locations. Low down paj-m*-!!* t Orv>(515. by. »HW0 or be»L 437-8713 GAYLORDAREA Ousrar.tcwl fminclng For mor* Into ward bete*on 11-12 MS*. (900/mo. SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL »300 ^0 OTHER FEES !: /Century 21 Own your own ski lodge! 27 ecrM dock. Qorg/ss.1 vV* otltkt Al on Cst Bob Oog'-w 399-1600 NO po'-a le&se f eqvtred. EHO N«w*y rofr«drSed 1 bedroom aftrt- Prhtt* En!r*.X*i CANTON 2 bedroom, 2 betN load­ ovt* an acre of property in northom cat IceCrMrn Enterprises. with 5 bL^dJ^gi and sn unb»je-,»t-ie ; (313)749-«99 ment. Jutl E. of Aia.-ra PJ^ ran Or»e-edrv»n-»505.900tq K ( ed, krvrtectat* occuc-ancy, (465/ vlewl A truV vnlooe esttt*. Cal Oakland.Cour.ty Don!'.»H - eu-n- SOUTHFitlD - From 150 *q. ft CALL KAREN FOR a/pOsNTWENT downltfftjv P*-t«l rtte* Indud*. Two B«CVCK:.TI - »560. 1100 Iq ft mors a'mc-St f*». »249.000 Can mo «-*A>dY>g lot Low down pay- Mary LuisnskJ al ColdweS BdAkor P.22A CARRY-OUT CcnUal to l-t95, M 39. US-10 Corv hell w^ter, b-'i.idt, mirrored door*. VerT-cel b'^ds 4 cn'Pirt lr>:l•Jd^d J. Scott. Inc. Ksihy CVgV>/ -.CokUrU'evker mcr,t. Cal Appta HO,T*S 444-2150 Smyi Reliefs ^-0)950-7650 for Yre-51 Svtx»b. kjry equ'ppod. o«r«r Irvenceroom Abunds--.tpsrkl.-ig 24 THE BENEICKE GROUP r*w kr.cKii. astVinccsi 4-carpet- - • • 522-3200 ' • * SnotUIVttr •., 67ft 1711 Near X »»/*, avipc-^. •''port more Information, ' le^v>g tcr*n. r>jsl **«. »($,000 hr 7oty»cc«M " 3JS-05S7 642-6649 kig.rvsaseca1Min.-Sil. 644-1M.J CARROLTON, 1990 - 1580tO.fi, » Rosa Doherty-•Ohtyty,. PropertProp*rWy Ms.-jiVt-JiJ^rg ; : bodrcom. 2 M blth*. IsmiN room, Ag«ni " •• ' - - 7YLAK€fRONT • cvr.c-ncv!;i SOUTHFlElO - Lodo*. 9-1 M-'e 2 • ¢81-4450 luge kitchen, much more. »41.500. OAYLORD • 6¾ -Lake Chs.4t Vth v ; 1957 cvfVTiKttiy. 3.40¾ s^ft, TOW i^QeUS"'NlssrORSAlE w»V eevO-ttwl c-f?Vc SI7-732-J078 coper. ccv'«.*nc«rocr\. tscrcarlsi ~ " CLIMtONTW?" L-VA* »75.0C>) cav-Sout « Irvms BIRMINGHAM SPACIOUS - S.c4.<0)PJ.,W.011275. ' U Of 18 M-ie, W. of Oa/VM IfOO double tMde. air, themv) window*, Witrxford kKludsd Lett doal. 353-0??8 s IM.anvwuga. '' 321-2262 1 & 2 Bedroom Apt». 1¾ n trl V)31.000 721^054 JUS1VIS.TEO SOUTHFIEIO/TCLEGRAPH RO. ' co,-np's c^ updited 3 t<4room kv ttle on Tobacco Rhw. Cor.>xii to TRAVEL AOENCY IN PLYMOUTH U-.i-t c-t mcVlrd 42 J iq teot On fVil • Spadous 2 bedroom *• From. $600 ' etudes 17 5x12 5 rhsiter w.VtA+i 2,000 ecre.Wbtom La*e. Nf* »ix-3 6 C^jyrr.:ng 2 «to-.%. r:c«, (JM 411 sq'Mt on sKond • Walk to downtcrnTi HUNTLEY SQUARE cloVel Cer.lial aV. tVtptwaln.limJy dO. 2 OecVoom. furnished pM teptle.»28.000. 672-6537 Av?.'sb'ad'j'Jtol?.v;j 454-9515 fcor )uitrr>^vor«tcvs. Icxrrnl d-img rcon. 1i2eEpROOMAPTS. ' wMher 6 dryer, a'/ 6 frtc^aoe. t-00 a-}, h M»it«r Sv't*. P»-Jl Mi\l- YOHjrtTUfVfTOW.N C»)S 353-5750 • FromS876 .; APARTMENTS i\Y car girngo. A MUST SEE* 427-7593 or 726-8349 J FROM$4r?5 '197.600 Grtgorfitty, 26-3-0018 INTERLOCHEN WATEP^ROST. can Ousrry Ii!» Sc -vVjm 6 !&,~ry Wtrl to e.psnd jcijr mcor-e to room both j'liroo bcr;.\t »//<»» of $OUTI(FIELO DEAL OF THE WEEK", kitchen »>. l-^»2-i9 63M • $45-2999 ta-tvly room, cfltrx>1r»l co"ng 8 rV*- CHy. 3 b*JrOom», 2 baths. cvV.om ivvfy bffKh Mc-,* i-i co-.viv.yi Mon.-Ffi,0.vii-5pii> Window Treatments CJC*. wood shed, washer/dryer, «v» Oon't mln ths o^el (?5>.vC>) S^a*.o.T<'« c-.>V^-o h»s 2 «i.-",el pijce ctn:p of Ow NkTrONALRFAl ESTATE M94«t4 CAUR W WATEO'I ttV'tb'e. «0 4 74Vtq fl. p*ik »1 (VK'^fOllAM - vorylvj* t l^M Can Hometcmn USA 595-0*» Ikkt reri'.pJl ts«3 fc»t of c«;»^ty .,., French?!* s-rvch'rvj lc< pvt- emiNOHAM, Vci*V 1 f»J'Oom J 674 2322 6*2-4700 dcor. FVXt-Uly V-) 4 STONEYBROOKF. beach Top Car p* • «d. nc»"y J >K rwl or m!,-,^y) Kv Iht-r.'l/ » „-iC\-« cot^t>gv *--?t Mf--.fy thrvoul »495.000. CtJ Bob BrVJk LEfSTAlK Da.'dS-'.tv 353-9>3I0 r?-:cori:rAj. biVc-iv or pa'.va No.-i.> »-r i't o^c** t-ZV'.-.) . »s;-s K'-.-: >j ftsl. ro /324 Olhor Suburban FARMINOTON HILLS lorpjckto*. ' ' APARTMENTS OXBOW lAXCFROSI G.'MI opporbxity for rljM p!«KV1 SPACKK'S FUIVI-SHE(V'SHEO s'.s'.-^'" t cri­ Oedt rtpcrt rcv.ied «1 N Fton, pt*t.7jl-7r#7or«,-ji t?VT7J7 :.• Homes For_8nto __ LOW RENT RE/MAX BAYSHORE PflOPERTitS ORfJLTWEtK-t».ORETfCAT or group. CrJ for d^n'i ' ke m 6¾ Cca^^er Mj"^;*. ful o'V* H«M!^ 725027« 455-7200 ; Or ttarf* forre fe^tjrin) 2 tv>i- :, LOW DOWN PAYMENT (»U)S41-45O0 313.79-3 K>56 s?r>Ves. kx**5in. r ) Fat. cocJw etc. BlR^siOHAM • On^oOd^Mvior. B W i'ak>,M'-7't*?'w>-^ t V;'^ ' flNT0*7 • "VlciorWn lf-J3. 11 large rooms, t blth Krngt'^w. fat>'3C*. Cof . MO 97*2 CK«t'*1. r/is'•.•*->«. ricrost',-*, I'.-o.-Frl 9 5 f-'.t 114 •BEANOrYNEfY' DcAa«* 2 bodr>yr\ Cfr.'Jtl fV, 1 „rcorpi, 3.275 sail, Iniu'iud new carpit O-xking. befiut.*ui >*-*. tv, r. J tvx"», f *tt 6 v i-rr k>:'.^ S..-< 1V3 r5r,-»5^. n!>cjt tar-vner.l. new 474-6500 476-4079 tsnctyt-CSCh Immcd itsOWuf f.xy 308 Otc.-Ous. Spfce pk'Jo, «t-> to* room, carpcrl 1 LAKE CHARttVOOt • V«.v round W BlOOMfieLD - W.XK3-* Hi Av». (JY,>MMMv|W. etJOfi* rocJ. firrJKe. fAjn-.b /^. »Vlnj. LITTLE VALLEY HOMES $107,900. »?O0-(550 «<4-l!M Crrtv»«-i -^_ Ukthor.t vfKttVsn ryyna 150' fror:- 8ale/kes8e L>P lo 30-» fj ft. »'< dMde Bir. 7 vle^Jc-J w'-n^cKS. Ircorh doors, CAURW WATSON rr/Wghsm - I. 2 or 3 ««fxitl,t ohV- rvpiw~7o L»\r.""i t*'.f '«^~o"iu ' 30<4Ctwrap*/o-.*vJporcn.rr.vr« 1»*. lies/ 0)ster Bt/. 2 rJt* from WINDSOR HIGHLAND HILLS tc-an. »359,0« |»2l) 437-5340 «74-2372 W2-4700 AVAILABLE Off !Ct ts At» 6000 tq. fl V--OU--V1 f.<>or, BIRMINGHAM YrocsfuKd kr>.\g**. Clt C«i 4 gvrjt*. H;:v*«r>>J rc-Nt WOODS' 'mm »1 o.ooo ; O' ^,»H WiLLL'.MS LAKE CAN.kL f l^ONT TIVEEfilAVE APARTMENTS »5TSr-->-."i C-s\3r3-» r IAROE LAXtl ROUT LOT on t cijl P.Sste (.-VI.^S. 6IO to 7«0 *J I C. AJ UVt H'jrcn." 100x13» h Ai)o*>ro.':,SeotV>>» Novl/Fflrmtngton Aroa r»g». fWj.'W) ICnw k-rtJ ws.VOvt F'-ArsOK^M - 2 Fe-Aoo-n."r^'e 1 4 2C-»?:.^.-n t Ti '"• :•. ? •• 325 RoMEstato ft, nev ForejtvWs. Svfye County. r Verl>;el E V>ii • f >.v*t v^er fJ»:*. I'lf^'.y Cut^ ccTr,<.^'"i 1 fkw * Pi eowr*d Mot-^s 1 »'th ftrec'is-:"* 4 »rtrt btr. »139.900 367 Bus.-Prot.Bldgs.. A 14«h0 2 bfr&ocn 1979 mobr * ~~ANNblJ^l7i0 " M^c-^ts-* • OVOMJ • C/Ak Nopc*s »"-5 From $i75 wilt 'aipoH 8orvlces Home* Avtxtsw*. CAlLWyCEt-IARTiN VMV'l F-'^in.^M1 Xt horn* wWN \i>JIVt* On prupr ftst cT<* don I ccv'VO-v.'w C--.-.» f1 ( •• • •-. u Juilred-x^JlMutlt^M 1 Bodroom - 5620 - . TO tOOAYS UARX.ET VT'CTPTYMOUTH- tit-:« for rn-L F^V^WMkit • i t vSc-.M tv-.-1- 0.':ir-.v--i,-xvtO:.- « -.-:"-.-i I4»70«tlh7ii1j*«pahdo. Invyitmryil V,t houri from Dttro.1. g-iMy w t«vVe» • V.terntticmsf ,' IJWl^-syO'^hA'r-S C«lD.'v>5» Cc'tf s. unvj-^s Conc«c4 awtb** 5-A 92. 70'JOfl »4 per H 2 Oodrooma - $725 h.v.s YA l'.\ r<-'y dKC.f-d, V.-fVloS'-.t^'-'J VXt«lsn. Many *«tr is. must »0« • O'Ri'cy IVVty »hy US*. 6» E54« N»\.Ttl ct^ifr tVJ'^. cfsxv hx* o'lnrt erpcutS-* tvV* hom 150 sq fl CMrxMs-Jfr^tricdvOr. 1Mos. Froanent 'HI 4/15( rvt-rv »pp•'<.-«-». PvdM «e'i-g G»:'.T,-I.'-^|V-.S4(.»5«.-:* 11».«»»- ptSA, 4 bedrooms. 2 batM. fj-'VH TRAVERSE CITY AREA ft w"lh corr^vjt* lr>« lolo-.i'i »•!» ' «15 2437 Othert Avfibl* evpesur*. tc-^k'ty renosfM. K>ge ,v;» Ofl W>rre^ between fr*^ <--vu • -, '330 Condos_ __"^ ._ 3 bodroom, )>w-<0'jr>d ravh. on gvag*. »2J4.«<«5 ' ETrA'T;oMAM' ' baKrti*J Eouth Ltk* letfiA»u. »'>h g,'c»'.h octix.s lo any tlrt w"OF PLYMOUTH. Barn. 3»~» 28 fl Mrsr-Frt ,9 Jf.-x Est 8 C ji. t-fp-i CALL X1TCE MARTIN 268-7766 2 8 3 Nvd'OOm »r-H-->,'l t\(."at-'t C:rtM!NOMAM COHOO • 1 4 i ted- QUALITY HOMES 100«300 hk»f(oni lot. open floor s{i ve. Pe Vxstlons In Hovl. Can- »200 per mo Ce-nonl f»x • f>yl Ei^-g ef-pti'.-.tmv.t* I,»!'•''« «739204 . W2 4700 MM Downpour! Bi/m'-^.iTi I'trt- (oom near' town ItJ.OOO * »«».000 p'ari, flrec.'K*, 20i30 frw*g*. prl- rj,-g,rti Gr«st Tor Carl 4 Bo«!il Cat. 1 CallJoonno PMorSst/Sun^ee-SOOe ing al (:-63. «19407» 459-1310 w/C*rporl. H> » W^ ^**-,. v*t«(»f»^.» 165.000. 313 651-2701 EXECUTIVE PROPERTIES Ca1IBCi*U»5C0 f\X) 72J-H94or »13 4J11I74 e42-l«20»ner6prt) 655-9655 . 474-0320 07 47-4 0333 to- -<*•*-.

6C* O&E Monday, April 13, 1992

400 Apt»,Fpf Rent 400 Apts/For font ^400 Apt».FdrRent 400 Apt», hor Rent V400 Apt». For Bent Canton FAR^JNOTOH ."•:' -*:•-.-' FARMINOTOHHIIL9 OMrtxifn Hi*-'.' EUoomtedYYeatApta '-•• Canton SEVEN MILC/Telegraph. 1 bedroofn CENTERUNE PLAZA '• Canton ... ••••'.'" *4W AupV-ZJbedroonv- »495>ro- - - '•". FROM »4«$ A great place to Hvel 2 bedVooma. .' Hoponinjo: ••••."' cieftcY - WW; Include* heal A weler APARTMENTS ; FREE >1EAt V La/fl* t 4 2 bed- 1.000 K. t. pcrvjta entrance, laun­ CAM BRIDGE-ARTS. FAlftWAY'CLUB Aprt Special \ J 634-334/} 1,«, 2 bedroom* from $4 W '(ooma. Clean. quW rx^mmonity. dry r'oom. t7&0/mo., amal eomplei. 7 - Qolfslde ApU.' .-• ' ••• :-1100¾ ••';. HEATHMOORE . OfcnardlaxeRd.aof«MI. RcifcreltApaxtrnenti ' »«-«22« ' Spacloua ._ $«eurity.pepot8 •'; • • FREE HEAT v "'" -1 & 2 Bedroom • -•' " APARTMENTS^ .DEARBORN ^EIGHTS located on IQ MM between Mound VILLAGE OAKS .;.BESTAPARTMEHWAiyE: WWi-|n *aWAj diJlanrA-to ahop- ; FreoGolf '-•"'•,*./ GKlANftc: 2 r**$ooof. f pilS" it • .Ranohatyve.- A. VanOyV? (next to • AJH aervtce •-..-. 474-1505-I-.-'.-' •'• • - ()109,0^0^ &.r«itau'aftta ' 1400 iq. It Prtola tsvsmenia, gi­ i A 2 bedroom apartments.., •DEARBORN'CLUB thocotng center). Irrtertort. tyttem, MaAaced by.KahanEnterprtaea, inc. .,Heat & Not Water Free fts* with openorvfutt tlw wwfwxr, ; ^led partlno, carporta evariaMe. - FARMINGTOriHlLLS APARTMENT- CU loday A a'ah(«r Sandy dryer. PeU welcome ., , Rents start at $395. '. VAPARTMENTS^ OPEJt Won. To**-. Wed^ Frt. 9-5, ••* : Carport Included 77 Fa/rnivgtohHUi* -^ '.".-;• : : -:,.:.081-6994. ;';. .Thora. 9-T, Sal VS. eloeed Sun.., , 274.4765 V:; 728,(105 ":.<': V '. .626-150?v '.7 .1 Bedroom.; -;-7' : AaXebconlh includes -^67-1760- , GRANDfllvea'-eMILE DELUXE' -7¾ f arrrin^loo HKh '.'I .beat. Jfynouth efficiency. \&S \n- ONEMOKTHfREE-, . .^ : Behlncifejtaford HolpltaJ " '1:EWd-77.7-^616 ; eludes ei ut.llUe*. •:'••- ,4*5-0391 R^E MH.E • Tetegra>ri, Uro« t bed- ' .. FREE HEAT \ 2'BEDROOM UNITS ; foom, appliance*. ai.uUHUea, except •: ;-, SPECIAL' - V "• 'SareTtrne4Money '* " SUPER LOCATION QTrarvJ flrvw/Orchara Laia "llbvi/LAKES AREA CASS LAKE . 1 & 2 bedroom apart-, Celling fans -"Cable Ready electrtotty. Nopeu. falS/mo, -. 1 Bedroom lor $489 = From $500 - OpenTDayi menta, lake access CtoM 10 ,»rx>p^ On Inkier Jusi NorVl ol Ford P-d- .- . »1-*49« 2 Bedroom for $519 /• • Itmrted tme ofler on select uruu . ' CotorVideoa , ptng. West ftooniNeld ScbooV r - •' Mon -Frl. 12-76m .' Sat. 12-4pm - Wew lenanta only. 13 rnonUi (eaje. AHArais4Prices. *,':- Stoheridge Manor '. 442-0260 or • ¢82-3.129 DEARBORN WEST 3-Bedrobm for $689 . ,' Ti/fn 3 days InTo30 Minutes " MTfeRWEW FARM* '561-3593.* PETS PERMinEO Indudej appe&nce*. vertical bilnda. 0>w 160.000 Chokes -TN» ta-'oeat oo» 4 tw« t*d'cx>fi> In : • "• CLAWSON/TROY. Claisttjedj WorV JSmoka Oetecuxa instaaed carpeUng. pool, close In Farrr^ngton IM are*. From K95 par mo. Inclod- Newtydecorated atvdto ft :' " - HB> localion. • New 1 bedrdom, Casablanca fan, 8uylt Sett 11 FV>d It. 1 bedroom atMrtmenla. Carpeting, :".'•• Sing lea Welcome TROY 680-9090 log carport, vertical*, al e«*ar>c«a IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY mW Winds, air, dSsri*a»nor. snecX. Can Tods/' - Immediate Occvotncy •: appeanoes. HEAT FftEE. I brk. fo Enter' Eaat Off Orchard laXe Rd. on 3729 Rochester Rd- ; bar." must eee. »495/mo. S49A$AS S91-O900 644-1070 Michigan Ave. & ahopptng. Bua at Wetc^CWWren- Umitea tfrve oHer new tenaoUi ooJy. Spacious'1 Bedroom. Foisorn S. ot Grand Rhw- rront door. F/orn $025 per rnoolh. ' ' . MEAT 4 WATER INCLUOEO : SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 11ree month »1th 13 rriontn leaaa CMet pr&stlge addre^a, air condl- Model Open 0»»y9-S 2V?«« Northwestern H»y. $200 MOVES YOU IN t^^BgrnmaammammammmmamomBtm^ liooina, carpeting", alova 4 refrtgera- Except Wednesday. CANTON 981-7200 Enter pfl Froodom Rd. W.'of Orc- 562-9122 lor, an uimitea except electricity Vv 478-1487.* 775-8206 ^ard laXe Bd . S. ol Orand Wver. \ Ask About Our 1 and 2 Bedroom Special * . Ca8 about bur aenior cftiien dvded. Warm apartmerita. laundry 427l1FordBd. fromMIO ; diacounta & rental apecU!*.- 478-1437 775-8206 faeVJOej. •.-..:••.. -. : GRAND FUVER-.MIDOIEBEIT NOV! ' 348-0540 for more Information, phone•'•- GREAT LOCATION - Across irom 12 OaXs MaR FARMINOTONH1LLS " WOODCREST VILLA _.OLO€REOFOFtO ••'••;':'•'-•; 477-84f34 : VaryLarg« 1 bedroom wtthaapa/ita 2 bebvoom to*nr>6u»e. UvV>g room, CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 Irak!* atoreoa room, hom MU dlnlno room, baaement, appoancea, 27883 independence 624-0004 CEDARIDGE 34370 Oarfleld - FREE HEAT. '\ 47M5M APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC CLUB heal 4 bol water Inctoded. WM * ',-.' Farmlrigtoh Hills Pontlac Trail Between West and BecK Roads Spacious t &2 bedroom apa'rtments, each.with aeeurlty. . 981-1792 CWuxe 2 Sodroom Units ANN ARBOR\: 677-3710 FARMINOTON H1U8 . 2877 Carpenter . .'••."• 1$00 aq. H. 2 and 3 bedroom lo»v Dally 9-7 . : - , Sat.-Sun. 12-4 a fireplace, rhinl-blinds and balcony or patio; FRQM$500 : APARTMEMTS riouvM. 2½ batNi, ipeekKrt rnajter Private athletic club foaiuring year-round Umited time oHer on aeleded units - UMLIMITEO bedroom, aulta. Wavher/Oryer. 13 month lease New tenants onrv. The Easiest Way To Find. Mr>d» end coverea paAtr-o.'- indoor-outdoof' pool, sauna, steam: bath, INCLUDES: --. •; aQREATPLACEl = rHOMtwo whirlpool and'oxercis0 room. Secluded setting Vertical Mnds. carpeting, Holpoint appBanc^es, security tystem. etorage FARMu'rGTON MILLS - Orchard FOXPOINTE •:..-.. amidst woods and duck ponds. Pets welcome. wlWn apartmenl. . lake Aoad/12 MKe. Spadous 14 2 HALSTEO A 11 UH.E bedroom; huge ctoset*. carport, ;: 473-11?? Senior .citizen discount. Enter-on Tulane 1 block W. ot stove, refrigerator. 4 dishwasher. Middlebolt on the S atte ol Grand 737-9091 . 258-5790 FARMlNQTOH MIllS • River. Near Bolslord Hospnal. Irvonla MaH. j.ooo sorr. OF PURE Lirxuftv - 261-8010 4 downtown Fwmlngfon- FARM1NQTON KILLS - 2 bedroom, ESojarrUy d«»lor>e<3 2 or 3 bediosm . vO\\tvymYiocATeo off WAWE no S80 KJ. h. centra) sir. dlshirashor, ranctvor 3 bedroom lo*mf>ou»«a, 2'A batha. «rrurtpool hjb. full baae- . BErtUtH WARREN 4 JOYrNEXH THE WtSRAVD SHOP?^ MAIL baJcon/, security entrance, storage 471-5020 . are*. $S65/rno .water Included. m*nt. 2 car attacned ga/aos From • RES1AlOfflC£A.S0MO0£LOP£:viaAM,-6P.W... A P A R T M E NT S Can 475-7345 $)500.- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Modot open daffy 1-5 COVINQTON CLUB OFFICE: 775-8206. MMiteAMiddieberl Located "adjacent to naturally wooded • ...... ; sst-aso 1992 Special Hines Park, economical, 1 and 2 bedroom Manag«d-by Katlan Er,:orprii«i fc, (Limited Time) apartments and tovrnKouses.'ComforUble Novi FARMWQTON HfllS : tiring Tith ali' coofltioning, prirate $299 Moves You In $ bakonies, huge closets, heat included, (Oh Selected "Units) 1W0 K5 ft. 2 bedroom carden 50OFF' Also Cable TV, 2 s*immkig pools and ' apartmanla. 2 bedroom town8ov,^ej . aerobics fitness center. oMAKT stop at »«», attended s»te- boirte.ind a .24 hour monrirxed In­ trusion and tire a-'axra CAP A Q T H E N T"T) Rent from WftS . Now Lower Security Deposit SUMMIT APTS. - Immediate Occupancy Luxury made affordable NORTltWESTERN A M10OU6EIT Bright, Airy, Extra-large Rooms. • 626-43S6 • . ' Heal & Vertical Blinds Included . A quaint & quiet apartment community in 30500 WesfWarten Managed by Katlan EnterprUea.lnc. .••_.•. . Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area ' Livonia, close to great shopping, restaurants, between Middlebeit and 2 BEDROOMS FARMINOTON HILLS 1-96 access & Metro Airport. Merriman Roads from 695 including carport 1 A 2 bedroom .apti ava.laWa.lor 6737 N. WAYNE RD. trmned^ate oooupaney. Country Jv- WESTLAND lng;yeton.V 1 rnBetrom ejiprejrway 1 Month Free acceia. Come viait SPRiNQ VAUEY Souther. 77 beautiful acres Of park -.-' -: • fully Equipped Health Club apartmonta located on Halttedd M Woslland Mall .'. 900 Rent Savings and recreational paths- Four at Eleven Mile. Private ontfance*. . Reduced Security Deposit i • Washer ajid Dryer In Each Unit IndMdgal waiher/dryer, carport, FURNISHED Seasons of activity with verttoe bSoda. mlc/o»avea. fra- MODEL comfortable living in a special On Haggerty Road ptacea. nulled cofllnsj. pool, launa. OH DISPLAY Attractive land 2 Bedroom Apartments . 1enn!» and muOi morat Sriort term ' neighborhood atmosphere in . leuea and amall peta welcome MON.-SAT. $ Farmington Hills.'Excellenlly 348-1120 RenUlattaviatteiS from *5*5* 440 serviced and maintained 1 . V -CALlFOft DETAILS 326-8270 Daily ,9-?; Sat.-Sun. 11-5 ON OUR MONTHLY SPECIALS' . and 2 bedroom apartments . at*e*aaaas«aiaa(>«ts*a*a*«aa)aii»«a««i»*sitttata Seiecl 1 A 2 Bedroom HEAT AND • and townhouses. Easy and Apartmerita •®-',.y. VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED quick access to 1-96 and lM.YMOrrtl CANTON • 478-6808 :.7 *S50 on lor lit 6.mc*-.tns o! 1 year lose lor res residents only 1-275 -direct routes to the. : Located on 5 Mile Rd. airport, downtown Detroit and FARMINOTON HILtS - Coly Just Eat.l of Middlebell 03« 1) 1 loom atvdto. Uoiated . Birmingham/Southfield areas. »ooded area. Carpeted, epptances . In Livonia. 9 Mite Road 1¼ miles wesl of Cat 0»C $JM f utilrtiea.- 7»-e»9 OPEN 7 DAYS Farmington Road. FARWIW3TQN HILLS - 2 bedroom, - Washers and Drj er» in ceflin ipiflmertf 3 bath. e>, appnancea, bDndi, pat>o. NOWLEASING w carport, iraaber A dr^er hookwp, no 427-6970 A UZNIS OEVELQPMENT po;». tiiO mo/ 3<»-W« •S'Srr.o. ofl 1 * Apartments 1 txrJrbom select CALL TODAY FAWJIINQTON HILLS - UXT* fa> uni|> on 1 >r. ksva. apaclova-v bedroom, m>* 478-4664 1 SOUTHPORT V& . leiK. Nie»- rjsi- ONE MONTH A dryor In apartrnonl AM. al * In • derm only. dOMI 8jlit In vaouum. tO vxu'St FREE A more On.V*W5 month. 4427U1 \4Pv* i& 2 BEDROOM $ FARMi-IQTON HILlS-NeVy deco­ From 445 rated t bedroom at HtS. 1 mon'-Va LAKE FRONT APARTMENTS l/e» renl. indudoa beat, appliances. Includes Heat c*fp6'.j>g and a;r. Cable avafabia • from: • Picnic Area A FF/J's • Tcsru-* «Vwt» • Vw* A >«»» No aocvr.ty depoalt. . 47A41J1. ' Scvocds fniin 1-2^5 • &iax TnJs • (Uvkcilun imry FARMINOTON HILIS. 10 n-.le a • HEAT INCLUDED IN RENT •OiiKlrcti'i PUVA/VJ- Vcnical HUnij- fc\ Srttfcw \lc Job Transfer CI*use*-Available FARMINOIOHWLLS and Cross Ventilation 1 bodroom aparVfienta. IncJodaa AFFORD TO ENJOY appliancoa. carpotioov central ak. A • Cathedral Ceilings Available carport Starting horn t449 monfi • Central Air Conditioning .. • Central Air Conditioning 981-3891 p*i» utiifUea. Peta accepted lor ad- • Convenient To Shopping And Expressways 6 Oonal moniMy aurcMrg*. CaJ for • Private Balcony or Patio Spend Less time Driving! Mliiutcs from 1-275 - J-9-1 - 1-96 • Cable TV Available; • •'/• On Ford Road, jusi cast of 1-275 Informatk^n. 473-WM • Modern Kitchen with Open Bar Counter • Private BBlcony/Patio Quiet Setting in the Hub of 0arty9'7. SahirtUy 11-6 Sunday 11-5 FARWiNOTON • tmmediale occu­ • Kitchen With^Open Bar Counter pancy. Coiy T bedroom overVx*l.->3 ravine «*h atream Pool. cM>lw5e •cC-5^-- • Dens Available Farmington Hills Wairier/dryer. Ideal lor alno>». ccw- (CO=l5C_?t>_ .«.1Vi Baths Available-,- pi«aor retiree*. -477-S50* • And More... Visit Us And See for Ypurselt I PaW^ FARMINOTON MANOR SOUTHPORT Newt/decorated tbedioom On Halsted i/, Mile North of Grand River aparlmenli atartiog al J*00 D ilKJCl Oft In Farminfjton Hills Carpeled, vertical bcnda. centrala>. appnjnooj. carport. l*jndry faeffltiea. aecured er-.ue/Sce door. CHMKXf No pen. 47«-2tt2 ^ vtrxo FROM -$:.4t'7 5 .Attractive H-J*0\ 1 & 2 Bedroom FARMINOTON PLAZA APTS AX* 1»«0. 1 .'it "lie •J .ffl^.M. 5 i. H K\TJtmiTt Northwestern *a»her/dr>er^ e u H p^^ E < entertainment natatoriurn with au indoor lap pool, I ' '° a dlstrtots. GARDENCITY 1^ tu ^SLW •-jacu/'/i and sauna Ford/M^diebert Area ' X • -^-0¾¾ tan Open Mon.-Fri. 10 Spadooa 1 bodtoom apartmert* *T^ - • -5 Sat &. Sun. 12 5 476-1240 Amer-Jtiea Include. • Owfier Pa>d Heal A Waler OPEN Mon.-Fri. 9-6; Sat. 10 : 5; Sun. 12-5 « -"•* tly tor Kocnjm • Central AV Mlddl ebell & Orchard take Roarta. • Intercom Syalem •Qjrb»a«OupOiaI 471-3625 • L8urv| nopota ) yeir.lcaje tOSSmortfi . For Everyone! 1 and 2 Bedroom $ LIVE ONE MONTH FREE 4J2-403-3 455-3^39 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS MOW You choose the mmt'Myou want, ff'O'm ^WINOV/ $450 induces r*>at Apartments from 375 1 & 2 Bedrooms. LIVONIA :. HEAT INCLUDED 'io* Vc.p ^1 r...-.r 1.3 l/ov 15 1«-5J t MONTH FREC RENT' , HEAT • ?pOCOu$ S!o • 12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER • VoMr.ol S r\J5 • • Cv^.vuJcs HEAT INCLUDE0' 1 "Less than RENT FROM »435 1¾ INCLUDED FLOOR PLANS IN APARTMENT 4^5-6070 • SECURITY DEPOSIT »1» 5 minutes Spic/out 1 A 2 bedroom *f.!i »*t7i' Beautiful Sotting in a Great Location! Nevv1&2 Aim Aibor Tro I |V/ of inVstet) pS»."i carpet. vert. »x- • Swimming erclM roo-Ti. tr>-j-.'i cojrti, Sc-Jlcd Lakefront Farmington poo-a i Pool HAWTHORNE CLUB On Joy M. W, ot fur»ri Aparlnients Hills" LIVE ONE MONTH FREE 459-6600 ' On ati'-xtrd vrM r>-.-y Conditioning Msd^viKo^Ml • Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall from $*<*ftNow $440 ipClKlCS (Wit from SPRING SPECIAL • Cable TV Available 1 & 2 Oodrooms »Social .ST« V),? c.\ Ti>.v Io '.'or '>. 1^<2 >*5h°&r $ • Dishwasher CONCORD TOWERS • Vertcoi P'rKfs •PclScclon I A ? EEDROOM APARTMCNT9 Activities 415 •' Pool IrvLkjdn • Sf~o:t 1o;m !--7 Sr-J'.t 1-5; Sun 12

400 Aptt.fw Rent 400. Apti. For Rent; 400 Aplt, For Rent 400 Apt».for Rent 400 Apti. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apti. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Aptt.For.Rent SALEM • spadoua i"bedroom GAflDEN CrTY:.t bedroom *pU .UVONIA-7MJLERD. • NORTMYHfE"MAJNCeMTR£ : ,-PLYMOUTH- Plymouth Square . .ROYAL OAK apartment >500 per morilh Include* SOUTHFlELO : - ^- treshr/ decoratw, Mohan appn- Apt. .tor. tub-let 1 bed/oors *'tl * SPRING . • AMBASSADOR EAST heat, twiJeeeurlr/: J48-2592 ence*. 14 ?0 "no. heal Included, plus '••••.'• ' ^1 $2 Bedroom :• eppCtncet, 2nd: noor courryvd y!**. AytfUMe how; »«W . -..;;- ..; ^ .. ,v MANOR -v 1 BEDROOMAPT carpeting. varUcal Wnda. , ;RIV£RAPm ':•) «p»rOn4nt.' Carpeting, vertical .$465 PIUS UTILITIES . • 1 bedroom eparUwnt Nice 1 bedroom apt heat, hot wa> 1&2 BEDROOMS. 1 1 . '•-•< ikat 4 trsler paid - . -½ OFF 1ST. MO. tw,etr,c*rp*0nd.i32S. ;.-..•• blinds, deluxe; appliance*, balcony, -9421 MARGUERITE. ;\S-''fr^eiN'.F^R$;t50;';'>••; . Ca/pet 4 verticaJ Mn«* < ;• . LOW DEPOSIT '; petto.. SwtnYnlng poo«, tennis courts, ^;:TRE&T8^S -• ~ ^ '^YoBf'LEidSo (off Ann Arbor fld.; I btodc »esl of .-.-. wr^oy eomnWrirtytC>Om.N««'«fi6ppV*. ' : fool 4 a!r conditlorJng ; Heal 4 Waler Included Sheldon). ••<•-. .-••.; COONTRY HOUSE APARTMENTS' 288-6115 V ' 569-7220 -"•• "'• RENT FROM t575 '> CANTERBURY-PARK : VNev^Conc^ptatriLivlrrg ; :455-121^.-i', • MON. THRU FRI. 9-5 RJdf ? luxury 1*4 2 bedroom apt*, with menf.;-",- :'>'•- .'A • '•• • At Amber ApirtmeAfV :LQ6fcNbSdREL Ferm^ton 4 M«r*n*Y> Rd*. "" L . ..PLYMOUTHi".-.-, : pWsf} carpet, vertical bnnd*. gour- .- 473*3983' 775-820$ CHI In on the' ground fiocf of the PLYMOUTH 'very targe 1 bedroom, ,• . Permleslon lhay gtvel t" > APARTMENT met titchen, sett d«aft»igv even, - Theft 1» no reason lo: tn-onl* »x. Securtry HEDFORD'AREA frost free refrigerator, dishwasher. ' eln"er<*»(ls'rlgh1her*et: , except Wednesday -" TWi renoviltd aA new apartment deposrL No pelt. »44$.» month. ,-. Te-egrapiyS M,5e.'1 4 2 bedroom. v;j 280^700 >-;• Inlertom system,- k> me/ry UH» In- PARKSIDE APTS. 2 Bedroom Apartments • cXupng"•iteoond bedroom. E>fO / : Open T Days .-. bedroom apts. starting «1 »595. - •:'- :--V455-2U3V..- •••'•*• .PLYMOUTH ' ^356-0400---: • or tee manager at. FROM $446'- .'.- CdorVldeO*. :.- TREE TOP 1 bedroom. Not location. Near' :': 532-9234 - >J Areas 4 Price* .. Fiom»5»5perfT>o. HEATINCLUDEO SOUTHFIELD N. TERRITORIAL. Oowntown PrjTWJuth. 1475/month. PiOfORO Turn 3 OtyS Into 30 M mules . ^ .ONE : : LOFTS :.-. HEATIUCIUOCO NopeU; - 459-9507 _ Orer 1M.000 Choices • AMt About Our 6poelaf WEST OF SHELOON WOODWARD ^vlOiNTH ppen 7 days a week. ' . PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, el utitt- LOLA PARK MANOR . -V: So...Special . FURNISHE0 MOOEL - . Oes, air, no pets. »450 security, NORTH .,- TROY .'-'.' 680-9090 FREE: . r4ov1Road.H..c4eMr)e . »450 month (Cai Oave) . - '••••• \ HASA. .... ;- 3728 Rochester Rd. -' HUGE; Imegtrw being' to dose to t b*b- • "ironies best rental values - PLYMOUTH HOUSE day*; 451-4093 eves: 469-0919 , APARTMENTS t*>fl bfook th«l Ihe IrtcWno to«jnC Open OtJty 10-8:10 < ' SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 > Storage room Inside apt. . 0» w»ter KAt yog to tfeep »t PLYMOUTH --2 bedroom duplai, '.'BLUE LtGHT SPECIAL" 29244 NorlfTirtstern Hwy. 1 BEOROOM APTS • 2ruf)b*th* '8il>_10>S;*gn.. «-5.'•"'•; APTS. nl0ht...lrr>ao one of • kind IMrva Novt_...Mea<}owt>rook4 WMle ORCHARD LAXE ROAO ViTvle.TKey Last _; ejipertence b Vxeted In ihe oory vt- Uodern dooor m a serene setting near Tetegraph, Beaut-W wooded : UNDE|$500PERMb. ovtioning New carpet 4 appUanoes. CLINTON TWP. 791-6444 : 477-6448 lege of HortfivlDe. Only ^545. EH0. Tree Top Meadows tetilng. 1 bedroom apt. Carpel, Air Blinds, laundry. Adult*. »530. mo. 34470 QarfleM Spacious 14 2 bedroom afls. conditioner, heat Inctuded. Includes vWrties. 879-1111 EVERGREEN PLACE Located on UkSdlebeit between « & $70 PER MO. Private community atmosphere ALL AMENITIES INCLUDE0 • ANN ARBOR 677-3710 Convenient)? located to 3 exprett- ROYAL OAK:- TMJ« ,•-.• .-••-•'• - Minutes from downtown Plymouth FROM $375 APARTMENTS w»y» on H • w«ek. PLEASE CALL: ' 669-4490 UNLIMITED . TheEatieslWaytoFlnd FINEST Thete tpadous newer 2 bedroom PONT1AC - UniqueMstortG stud*. So-^hiwd • tOREATPLACEl . LOCATION apatlmantt feature ovartltad 255-0932 i THE 8ENEICKE GROUP 453-6050 »3l0/montft Including utittios No SOUTHFIELD room*, large balcony c* patio, ©*n- COUNT RY CORNER APTS 356-8444 Merrlman corner 7 mile 347-1690 346-9590 A York Properties Community pel*. Mr». SrrvVi, 335-9190 ROCHESTER trat air. deluxe WcneM^vertical We're BK) on Square Feet $399 MOVES YOU IN Near Livonia Mall . tbedroom: 1100sq;h. FREE HEAT. Oeari 1 bedroom with ' New Residents or«y Novl . bnnd*, double bith tune^Bea-jtjful REOFORDAREA ROCHESTER ground*, walking dlstanoe lo snoo­ PLYMOUTH -OLO VILLAGE AREA 2 bedroom; 1300 Kl ft. , walk-In closet Intrusion alarm, SeWcted Units Certa^i CondAlor^ Apply DeHiJ* 14JbedroomuhJ1* AFFORDABLE? ping 4 places o< woraNp. E*« ac­ One bedroom upper. Air. washer/ $299 Moves You In SQUARE; 3 bedroom tOwnhouse. »800 *q ft lighted Parking. Immeo^et* Occupancy - cess to 3 «isx esswayt. Lease. £H0. dryer avtSable. »410 per month. Formai tfrtng room, carport, heal L*hS4r,heareVOOSouthHe!d(between12 4 t3) Managed by Kaftan Enterprise*, inc.. 12Mt*Rd Pool • Vertical BOndt Open Sal 10-J 4 Surt 12-8 or a/**." Available Immediately. No discount" ..'••". 1 btock E. of Telegraph' $200 Security Deposit SOUTHFIELD. Great Vakj*. One • Fulfy'eo^ipPed kttohen* Cai For Appotntmenl Weekdays pets. »375 month; .459-4416 Telegraph, V. mi^e S. of 1-98 SOUTHFlELO/FnANKLIN MERRIMAN WOODS bedroom, BaimoraJ Compl*jrv-ca/- • Prime patio/beicony A'R-CONCHTlONtO • 2 or 3 bedroom tpadous town- LOW MOVE-IN COSTS Mode* open 9-S esoept Thursday « Exo«lng new Oubnoute tWi te/ge THE 8ENEICKE GROUP Ptymouth GLEN COVE APTS. houses, eiegant formal ctming room poa poof, dgbhoute- No pet*, M.NIBLkSOS »44ymo. lyr.twe. • 394-7506 SPACIOUS: 477-9377,Office: 775-8206 tcreen TV 4. VWeo >brary '348-9590 : 538-2497 DISH-WASHERS 4'great room with natural IVeplac*, • Exerolf room wW> taunt Managed by KaRan Enterprises LIVONIA - s&^ apt-country *at-. NOV) --.1 bedroom tvb-4ea*». a;r, ' LAUNORfFAClUTlES 1½ b»ths,~ master bedroom aurte. 2& 3 Bedroom Apartments ting.^l bedroom. Bghl housekeep­ • SpaAfang pooWeTinft court* .- appeances, dismrtsner', carpet, bal­ v Plymouth Hilts CABLE AVA-'LABLE fufl basement. 2 car attached ga­ X SOUTHFIELD ing. ta&O/mo Includes beat/electrfe. • Great tecauon - nea/ M. «>8 & 275 cony, vtrtlcaJ Mndt, nulet. 8 REOFORD MANOR ' • -. ' PiCNCAREA" rage. From »1245. ^WTi and 2 Bedroom Apart- • Secuflty'depotH from t4«0 ••''•* Apartments. FROM $725 Security deposit required. 425-3301 month*. »420/mo: - 960-9733 . SOUTH REOFORO . ./^ menl*. Large spacious floor WEATHERSTONE ptanj, 680 • 1200 eq ft Abundant HEAT INCLUDED Msdlson Heights PLYMOUTH - dose lo town. Newer, Oearbocn Helghts/LfvOnU Area .'. Short Term Leases: ; 746 S, Mill:S1. '• Deluxe 2 bedroom apirtrr.enl. : , closet* and extra storage *p*c*t 349-8200 tpedout, 1 bedroom, appliance*, , ' . Avai^abte' . TOWNHOUSES Central air. carport*, window oover- GREAT APTS. Umrled lime offal caJ now lr>ey air. ki apt waiher/dryer. Immed-iate Sma*." cjuiet oomplei. E»ce8er-,t aiga. clubhouse, poot Smal pet* Lancaster Hills won't latt tongl cocvpancy. no pets. »550.471-1459 • Washer/Dryer In each unit dotage and caKe TV. 676 Mail Street wetedm*. Short lease* asceteni .:•. GREAT NOV) wooe • Easy Access to 1-275 937-1880 659-7220 350-1296; convenient location! Coma visit us '•'. Apartments -- On 19 M>le between Novl & REOFORO TVi'P. - efficiency cabin, •-'. 652-0543 Fr8nWlnRd.,S.o(13Mlle at CRANBROOK CENTRE APTS . LOCATIONS Meadowttoc* Ad*. PLYMOUTH • Air Conditioned atov*. refrigerator, al-utfttlej In­ Only9-8.' . * .-•'.-• Sat. 12-4 Managed by Kaftan Enterpriaas located on SouthneM Rd, lust 352-2554 South of 13 Mia Rd. Mcw-frt9-5 Sat. 10-2 $50 Security Deposit' Novl LIVE ON THE PARK • Fulty Carpeted cluded. »90 per week pKis ROMULUS. - LuJ^rious large 1 4 2 Scv^r^id .^- security. (313)981-1845 bedroom Heat, Wj-.er 4 appliances WOOENOAKSAPARTMENTS CALL FOR DETAILS ON OUR . 40325 PLYMOUTH RD. • Walk to Downtown" TERRuTC SPECtAlSr SOUTHFtELO For 1 Bedroom Apts, • Manager»101 r\.rr>shed. pool. No security dfposrt 2 MONTHS FREE* 2 4 3 bed.-oorr.s. prhatt entry, stor­ ir4 fVsub'* leas^g --. . Rental* starting at *595/MO... • 1 & 2 Bedroom ROCHESTER ; (1»1 4 Last Month) age 4 laundry room, barony. «p- SPEdALl ' 0>i-n>pia Vi>*^ Easl . . QE app6a.-^et. bends, ceramic prex- 15O0 SO,: fl . Telegraph 4 12 326-44» - . 642-2500' RENT INCLUDES AFFORDABLE COMFORT fcavV cent/a) a>. carports avaXaWe, Mile area. WAKEFIELD, 358-3760 $50 OFF ON 1 BEOROOM Ot/rr^aVJagaWast HEAT From$445 $435-$650 mo. ' 595-4615 Wercoms, paOos/balconles. Cabl* SOUTHFIELD SOUTHFIELD •.'•'• FOR 6 MONTHS includes heat and water read;, Urge storage area, laundry 1 BEOROOM. t450 14 2 bedroom apt. 4 lownhouses Romj'us leofcue*. . 1 Bedroom Apts. CALL FOR APARTMENT 2 6E0ROOM. »470 . OPEN 12-6PM ''-•• • Laundry ' .Storago 1 BEDROOM trom..»495 40-30-20-10 SUPER SPECIAL .->ONEMONTH FREE RENT . • Fridge/Range • .Disposal OAKBROOK VILLA 2 BEDROOM trom...»580 . From $438* .SENIOR WSCOONT 455-4721 278-8319 'Carpeting .tmrr^culata " 2 and 3 bedroom townhouies . ON FIRST MONTH'S RENT AmenfueslncKKSe: 557-4520 LOCATOR PLYMOUTH • Reduced rent/newty OAK HILL APTS 651-9751 Ranging from »3?9 to »500 . 15833 W. 11 Mae »1 Greenfield HEAT INCLUDED • He*l4wtter Hour* OaJv 11 Ac Sat 9-2 DISCOUNT 8 month Of 1 year lease. We8 main- • Apptanoe* ." redecorated 1 bedroom, £450 plus . includes as utii4*.j - - LOW MOVE-IN COSTS utfuties. Ha.1 month tecurrty deposit. : ROCHESIERHULS (C*osod thuri. 4 Sun 1 . • BIG MOVE-IN SPECIAL " tt'ned'.Newty decorated. Failure* • Carpellna4b8nds AocepBng appOcations on 1 4 2 Open won. Wed.^ rn Sa.-n-5pm 1-800-777-5616 303 Roe St.. walking d4t*noe from • Based on 13monthoccubancy 2 bedroom spts - »tth plush carpel. Air tondiilc*jng. leMgeralor, r ange, • Lavndo/facttOas . tedroom apartmeols. no pels Avpn Tues iThort. ' 94m-8pm downtown. Day* 582-0450-, Eves 4 • Ntw lenarlsc«Vy. Selected urvts bSrOs, gcormet kitchen. seC-clea.v smoke detector*, laundry fadistie* & Save Time & Money • Centra* a!r 4 pool» • Court Apartments. . 651-7SSO .Sat -lla-Ti-Ipm CwsedSun. HIDDEN.VALLEY eilra storage. Swimming- poo). . Open 7 Day* . Securtry ^ wtakendt .. 451-2042 Ing oren. Irdudes wsjher, dryer, SouVr>f«Sd carport, prhste entrance 4 lo!* of Cable avaTable. ColorVWeoa ROCHESJERHILlS ISOXIieftANOT. 941-4057 WHITEHALL APARTMENTS PLYMOUTH. 1 bedroom. Maple 4 APARTMENTS storage .--.- Al A/eai4. Price* Fairground, large room We*, stove •1 MONTHS FREE RENT • . Turn 3 Olyt Wo 30 Minute* 455-3682 ROYAL OAK • Beaumont Hsspi-.sl ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS. Plymouth Rd J near 1-27 5 and refrigerator: Wa» to town. Serv Roanoke Apts, Spadous 2 BedroomAfts. • 358-4379 , Over 160.000 Chc4c*» lor discount. AvtSable Immediately. Summer barbecues are fun on your a/rji 2 bedrooms. eppf.a.ices.Poc'l. Startjng al »580 Free CeWa 4 PARKLANE »435 including wtOrtlev 459-5875 own prtyst* piUo. Come tee our no p«l» »475'mo.Cat after 6pm H«st on ttfected units. C«S now Mon.-Frl. 9-5 Sat. 10-2 t^g^'ttory apt*, effldenoes. 1 & 2 . 332-5026 557-0311. ConverMenUy locat­ • Urrvted li^». first 6 month* of a LEXINGTON NOVI -- 348-0540 PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom on nrit TytaSe'eder leid un,-tiM Ne. w res^or.-.t 355-0770 PLYMOUTH MANOR bedroomapts. 375-1698 flOVAL OAK, unfurnished 1 bed­ ed on 9 MJe^Greonf^ld Acrott from 12 OaK» MeJl floor. Ptymouln Road 4 Horbrook. C MC Cen! er Or, r oecort'.ed washing fscJ t«S irdud«l .' Oj'ot «284 Nortmvejlern Hwy. refrigerator, •>. drapes, walk to PET SECTION AVAILABLE CANTON. .981-7200 ' $50OFF*\'' town. Available ImmedUteh/. CondO Apartment. Furnijhed or compel 5350 incl-j*5» t*»t 4 wa­ »435 + Utartles. 459-5475 unfurnished. CaR. 85U-1525 ter, no pe'.s 626-5762 42711FordRd. . 1 bedroom apt*, from »445. Worry Free UYIrvj. 1-75 and 14'MJo TROY 680-9090 in a ComfortaW* Atmosphere PLYMOUTH Opposes OaNand Mafl 3726Rocne*tarRd.- 142BE0RO0MAPTS. t 4 2 Bedroom Apia.-Heat Included ALSO FURNlSHEO 1 BEORbOM 585-4010 CLI^TONTWP. 791-6444 Lot* OJ Charm- 34870 OarfWd CALL FOR SPECU.LSI Featuring ctuter^ng^e story, prhfj!* ANN ARBOR 677-3710 '* 455-3880 entrance, patio, unity room with PRESIDENT 2«77Carpenler »a*her dryer hookup, attic Hora-^. APARTMENTS •for 1tl 4/moa.of 1/yt.lease Prlncelon Court Apts. UNLIMITED - New resident* onfy MADISON APTS. YORK PROPERTIES INC •On WJcpi OM Schoolcran 1 Bedroom Apts. »4» Tr>eEa»le»tW*yTonnd 459-e«W . 1 Bloc*. £ of John R aOREATPUACEl Just S. ol Oaltand Mil •NOVI/LAKES AREA* 58.5-0580 WESTGATEVI •'•• Westland • From $480 Newburgh near Glenwood , Area's Best Value Umited Time . HARLOAPTS. • CMet> Spacious Apartment* - $ 00* tOedroQmApt.WW" '~ • Attractively Landscaped • take* 2 Bedroom • 420 Warren. Mich. . Area.NearTwerVeO*ki«Central West Sid* of Mound Rd Air»Pool • Carport • Wa>-w Ctoset i Just N. Of 13 Mile '.• Patio and Balconies Oppovte GM Tech Cenler ONE MONTH FREE* : Off Pont'ac Trail bet. Beck 1 West % Mln.froml^98.1-275 KOaTHVILLE/NOV939 2340) S200.00 Security Deposit 0a.fy 6am-7pm • Sat 4 Sun 12-4pm Vertical Blinds • Pool • Carport WOODLAND - 624-3555 Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30 • Walt !oi.!ot\nto\%n Nonhville • GLEN NOVI 729-5090 .•'S\\ini *prinNout oneor two . NORTHOATE APARTMENTS 1 located oft ft V, !e Rcw;i. ;y>t ?s\o -I MONTHS FREE RENT • Cable TV Available Ixxlrmmi ap.Vftnient \%ith L1MITE0 OFFER Studkj. 14 2 Bedroom Apt*. mi!e> NM^t.oi' J-275: CALLTODAY Siart at »375 Neat 4 cable Included • Convenitnl 1o AnRACTIVE ni:atn\A\<-\ wosiu-r'.& dr>ef, tiiini- Swimming Poo). Tennis Court*: and WestUirx) Shopping blind-otur lighted carport :.' Much More. Can now 9W-8844 1 & 2 Bedroom Great Living - Center 349-6612 Loca-.ed on 10/OreenWd Apartments • C,ithetlr,ilteiling> and 2 lull b,tths PLYMOUTH - AFFOR0ABIE Senior SUPER Value! « Thru-unit design tor . '-.uaij.tble On 8 MK. VA Miss W. ol 1-275 Citizen Special*. Specsout 14 2 majlrnum privacy i NOftTHVlLLE »'1 bedroom, t bath, bedroom apartment* In quiet adult cross unit ventilation Immediate Occtipancy vrssner,: dryer, disir**sher, micro community. Walk to tnopplng Cen- from $400 wave, garage,, tub lease tor 8 Iral air. tfthwatner. vertical bf>nd», • Swimming Pool & . From-SblO- mcnth» Wis negotiate payment carport, pool. Available lo ouafilod . pu nniir . • A^k Alx>ut Oiii Spec iaK'' Tarmac, Afler6pm 3SO-S375 appOcant*. ' 453-8411 Clubhouse' 1 i-o»»aia m • Storage in apartment: al^jty «-*"*. $ / IWA&P" Call 348-3600 'CISMAJr-Q-l? • Balcony or patio '/ 1 BEDROOM from 440 y WKIOU ('>(<--I NVf. 9 6. Sat 9 5*. Sun t -5 Studio, 1 8» 2 Bedroom Apis, • Air conditioning ^| $ • Oishwashers rut by CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENT 2 BEDROOM from 510 available 1A\Tt-*ft Lund & Village Apts..._.orV.venoy at Waueo 7050 Carriage House Apts'.;...on Hoggertyat Joy Newburgh between Joy & Wacren bbi Studio from...$390 $(00 Deposit & Dlshwosh** In jelected unit* 2 Bedroom \ Bedfoom lrom...$425, 2 Bedroom ffom.,.$460 FR£E HEAT ond COOKING GAS . Vortlcol kY/idl« 1½ MM' CofMrol AJr NtSN6S SPECIAL ON 1 BEDROOM • Pool • laundry & SloroQo .¾ locsttd on NSirren Rd. bttweeo Apartments VILLAGE APTS....$403.33* * Tonn'j • Corport • Clubhouso • Cob^ Roady !-.'.- -,t. '(-v>-.'i cr.s 1 i< K-JA'ry;>^:^l r-tca » »c/0«. V.'iyne & Newburgh ftd*. In Wist'aftd

, Open Mon. - SM. 10- 6. S-J.V 12 • « Six*•ovl toy p'orcs.' 24 rv rrcr-or-or>co • Vo-t-crf b'^5 •-S••>-09e . Phono: 729-5GD0 • ti! roc/ sayvi-y > Seem U loci M cfcoi • Cb'j o%i*c-a .- (=)1¾^ 455-4300 Starting at ' luno.Vhlago Apis: Won -Sal 10-6; Sun 12-6 - » ' ._ : - '- CdrtiageHouso Ap!$: 7 Oays, 12 6 I, .,, , II iA.Sf.ll 1 III I Infill HI II 1» w*waj-(J 455-2424 '• S'ui).(t.i> 12-5 Peaceful, Counlry.Soiling -LIVONIA AREA INCI.VDJiS: WESTLAND REDUCEO.SECURITY DEPOSIT 34750 W. 8 Mile, IV Mile V/. ol Fannirigio'i. Rd. > IHl'l t,tS Hf.M i<-'.-(V-«o' •SJ-1R.M SVAlROASt: " •OIAMI'it. iVlxXiR. Low Move-In Costs FROM $445 includes Heot': • m-Nv •CARTORIS IIIAlH) I'lMII • ri " : • ' •SMAll ri-lSVXllto'MU) •NUN VS. Pel Sccion AvCoO'G .. •<"-sfMl.i)S.\l < HHM.S •HIWSSCKNnR .. •<.aijR(X)NV 1 &2 Bedroom Apts. 397-0200 NEWPORT Microwaves & Wlntlow Treatments ALSO AYAILABLF. 1 & 2 HKDKOOM APTS. On Palnner, West of Lllley A vhmiiinii rcntjl nirllniunity* jn-f til nmiutt-v from Ann AiNrr jn.1 . CREEK duumnwii lKiriMt', \cl (i)infou.ibU AWAV from ii ill Iroin \i~i>. t\it from Hvl tin r> *a^t APARTMENTS ID I IK t (n\-sin^ MINES PARK APTS. HILLCREST CLUB $2S0 2-Bedroom Special Security Deposit 425-0052 $ Ecv^^V ^k one & two f/?0M^5*Ml 510 ^HOQ^l Bcdro m Hoat Included POXSeHog 12350 Rlsman ' • rw^i ° OPEN SAT. & SUN. S. of Plymoulh'Rcl., E. of Hoggoity p ^ M/T .rom.^GO ROSSINGS 10:00 AM-4;00 PM W •.-$ rw^ (iwimmifig pool) Mon.-Frl. 9-5 453^7144 AT CANTON Sol.-Surv 12-4 • - -Nii.1 months ot a 1 yes/ Ic.tso. Eoi!l Hriit rvj Seloclcd units. New residents. OV-^yt'jr-.'y **«««* • • • » # » » • N; v.

8C* O&E Monday; April 13,199? 420 Rooms For Rent 404 Houses To Rent 404 Houset To Rent 412 Townhouses-. 412 Townhouses- 415 Vacation Rentals 400 Apia. For Rent 400 Apt•. For Rent 400 ApU. For Rent WESTLAND - near airport Bed­ • VAN IJUREN TOWNSHIP Condos For Rent HOMESTEAD - Luxury Condo - 1-2- • Southfleid •- Westland ',-.; Condos For Rent 3 bedroom, al amenrue* pkn the ut- room wtth kitchen 4 laundry prtvl- WAYNE FOREST APTS. For lease, 3. bedroom trt-levet on lege*. Ho pet* Over 30, must be CHARTERHOUSEAPARTMENT8 FRANKLIN AUBURN HILLS - Newty deooratad ROCHESTER HILLS - Mercy Bel- Urnat* view of Lake Michigan 6 FOREST LANE •ore lot FarrJry room, flreplaoe In employed. «50/rno. 726-7463 I Month*! Free rent/Free C*ble Leaaing Agent gone oraiy. MirSaoef Private country aelUng. BeautMul 3 ffvtng room, doorwaJ. attached 2 car 2 bedroom upper, Wng/dWng brook, tenJor cornplex 2 bedroom*. Menttoo Islands. Reduced rata* Upical* KJ-Rls* apartment* -: Out sick. Owner unaware. Super low APARTMENTS bedroom ra/tch. FVeptaoa, dWng garage. »*5v/monthry, VA month! room. Utchen, M UUv, apoftanoea, 2 bitM. a*cc«ano»a, air, »creened ft om 6-29 thru 7-3. Also aveJUbkl »- Studio. 142 Bedroom* Itarting - rate* being offered on 2 bedroom room 4 Urge utohen, flnt floor lecurtry depoerl, refer ancea, i waihef/dry*f.»6O0mo. 653-4789 porch, wtndow treatment*^^ attached 21thruUbOfD*y. 1-426-2172 421 Living Quarters Al »400. Pool. Tennl* Court! and and J bedroom unjt* end »329 6200 North Wayne Rd. laundry, back deck with Florida CalMikaat •-. 459-4402 gvage. Securtty depoaft. W«ter Irv rr»xhmor«;C*l now 557-8 )00 , Mcrve-Jn Special with this ad. room. Birmingham aohoota. Avalt- BiflMlNGKAM - CONOQ nea/ town ckJd»d.Avaiabi»M«y1. 642-1521 UVKEBELLAIRE To8har# Located 6a t Mile/Greenfield ' .:.-,-SPECIAL!'/- •blaMaytsL ., 451-1443 WESTLANO 2 bedroom, »«50/mO- Indudea ^tt, TRAVERSE CTTY AREA $100 Off 1st Month's Rent water, Mrport, air. Move-In condV ROCHESTER. ovUtandlng kxatJonl 3 bedroom vacation hem*, atsep* 8 "FREE EXPRESS FOR TENAKT8" . She'a having Open House rNKSTfH - out* 2 bedroom;-•«*• Make the Right Move Into; End unft, 2 bedroom, bafoony. Ire* Featured on: 'KELLY 6. CO" TV 7 • 8TUDIO. 1«tmo.$295:»3»» • anoe*. lenced yard, garage, $495 + (Jon. 642-1620; after 6pm, «55-9644 Oretl 100 ft. prtval* beach. Qutat SOUTHFIELD- ' 1BEOROOM. t*t mo. 1345; $445 laundry ladiMe* 6 water, hug* welk­ are*. 2 batha, M kitchen, cable AIAge«,Ta44aa,Oooup*tJon*, . 11M»« Between •»' .; April 6 thw April 10, arid aeourlty. Cherryhltl/lrOi.itec •/**. BIRMINGHAM TOYfNHOUSe in doeet. itorage, waJwg dtstanb* Backgrounds 4 Lifestyle*. 2 BEDROOM. 1st mo-. $370: »470 Caialter*. • 645-6417. '•': OAK VILLAGE!--: T.VH CO/Tape PUyer, 15 by 35 ft. • La aher"4 Evergreen . .-',;. April 20 thru April 24...: , ONE MONTH FREE RENT 2 bedroom. 1 bath brick duplex 2 bedtoon-4, iv« balha, *» appB- to dowtilown. LkMurnl*hed »600/ ecteened porWf front . ..- t .-./•• TROY t Royal Oak, graai a/aa, 1 HOME-MATE LAKE CKARLEyOfX, near Boyn* Spacjoqs 2 Bedroom Apts. • Hjatl water * • - '•. tion to buy avaBableon bolK bedVoetrt eendo, new carpet fraahry VVAYNEFOREST APTS. • CaVpetingiWnd* .'. Irryftjdiataoocupancy :7.46-1423 (ir^ooandr^W.waiCOflna. . Mountakt oondo with boat we*. , JuslN.Ot ArwvaROd* HotfMtl-: BIRMINGHAM • upper 1 bedroom painted; air. Heat 6 water hduded. SPECIALISTS \ : • Uundrytacfflt)** .- sleep* 4-6, 2 balha; **ver*l gofl ©nVenoy, UVONIA, rJo* home, garage axxf -'.'CaB about our Spring 8pedel' . conco,$575.heatiwater(r ' ''' »4«0/tTtO. . '•;. .-.-• M1-1445 eouaeHnarea-Pool. 477-4463 f ROM $657*' : "PeoiiUeoridrtlonlnfl- pool . " 2 •'644-6845 : fumrtur*. Ideal tor 2 or 3, no pet*, TROY - ^ bedroom randt.lartJry .-;. . 326-7600 -V- • Wa3t^ricfoaet . ,72f-8>11 . LUXURrOUa WATERFRONT 4 w*» '. MV1$Pr.e«nftetdfidT8outhfleld .. ^eat Included , • 'aeourtty and leaaa. »900 month firm. room, rec room. *Jf,. appaancea, «<^ble availaWa---. ' - . BIRMINGHAM - 1 bedroom, freerVy ter view Condo* at Sutton! Bay .WE3TLAND -. Av*B*ble how. 1 be<£ 477-4JT61; :- • ...<42-776J poof, clubN>u»*.t»ivit»,'»725/mo. ALLC1TIE8 ... , " SINCE 1976 • Between Ford fti'4 Hufiter. , deeofatMl dt*rrw*»her, mtoowtv*. Yacht Club. Now taking reservation* •room. carpet, Hove. • refrigerator. 406 Property air. mini blind*, haat 4 water Inckid- Avaiabl* «/1.642-1620 or «2-0894 • •>• ..VQUALlFlEO" -.-. .,:- .- •'•-KnofcTfi The Wfcods LIVONIA. 2 bedroom brick ranch. 1 for weekly rental. 2-3 bedroom*, 2 1350/Mo. low roova m coat...- ed:W*fkloldwn.»560. :646-0766 .^ Apartments .^--1 Pafmer/Venpy. ' • ..-'.'• 2J4-6202 " - 722,5155:- car garage; lenced yard. 1st, 4 last ; Management, weaTLANQ.-- 1 loft bedroom. c*> bath*, flraplao*. Jacuzzi bathtub. 6 WESTLAND i IbeoVooni m qvUt tnonlH plu* aeouniy. .»«0 month. BLCioMFiELD HHL8'on 8ouar» t>^al cefl^ uTning room, air; t& much moral Urnfied «v*JtabDrfy de­ ROOMMATES •ABSENTEE OWNER : poelt- f*}uVed. For more tnfor/na- ,'./...' ;\353-0966:•;<>; .-. V WESTLAND logrptex^ Paneled, carpet,- prrVata 42.5-5605^-. 7^..::-.-=, Lake. 2 bedroom*. 2 balha, »1,000 appBAnce*, >e»jdlng. wisher 6 FREE PREVIEW enirt/vvcVlng.' t400/r8<5.'- Incfu^ea' W* pertonarqe our service w rn*«l dryerVdlariwaaher, rrW bind*, pool Uon.e*JJ»h;.'••'. ••/ 661-271-6660 -• • Share Referrals . r'• Ford/Wr/ria Boad Area" i UVONIA - 3 bedroom*, feoced yard, 11 .per moo\K Rent with option to••;•••: "Mon.-SlC9-5 ' 'Sun. 12-5 utiWe* + aeovrlty. 695-0601 year leealng t managemVil need!. porcha»a.L»k«lroriL -230^630 oul front door, heat A walar mcfud- '•-•.. 642-1420--'. • Speefou*-, 1 4 2 Wdfoom.ip'arti appHanoei, *>. fuS biaement, *r>6 • Broker,-Bonded . • .MAC^NAV/crrYwatertrofit • • "Llmfted Jim*. Flnfe month* of • ment* located cloie to. anopplng 4 Or. -.••.-" •:'•' -. ' «39-2t52 *d.»525/rr>0.rAr*»ecyrtty425-f>964 • • "844 8. Adam*, Birmingham on*year lease.New'realdent*. • WEeTLANO pet*. Ie*ae4,*ecuriry. 1750. '•:. • SpeoJaitdng In corpor 11* , Log cabin.-* bedroom, 2 ful b*th*.; e-xpf***w*y*. Other; amenities In- .- • , »500 week. ••...-,. Se'ected Unit*. .-'• --.•:• .-474-7768 transferaea *. BLOOMF1EL0 HaLS - Uroe 2 bad-, w.etooMFieLoecHOOuj : APARTMENT TO SHARE. flna/KfaSy » 0. dud* . . •' '-•••.'•••" •-;-. • • BefcVa making a dedaion, can u*i (oorrt. 2 bath, rvaptaoa, quiet voca­ . :- 681-5367 . LIVONIA - 3 bedroom wllh ba*e- Two bedroom t^wnhou**, iv« bath*. *ecure mdMdual, »300/mo. •Carpeting , .-' .- '.- ^ 2 BEDROOM APTS.' tion. $715 month include* heal 4 :.'-• .. SOUTHFIELD - »Olahw*iher - ,- menLal appflanoe** NO PET8. deka* eppCance*, central ak. fun PETOSKEY - WALVOON LAKE Include* vtiuilea. •• SPECIALI : : ; ..:•. D&H water. No pet*. -' .476-3153 - y • 427-4827 I 1-2 bedroom apartments teal • «P»rk-4keSettlng-'. •' 1725/mo. pk)i security, call after Income Property Mgrnt baaefnenl 4 tarport C*aoVW wet- 3 bedroom brick cottage: sleeps 6. ,resort-da*s emenitle*. Cal/ • • Owner Paid Heat MOVE IN FOR $199 6pm, '313-534-0428 v 8L00MFIEV0 HILL8 CONDO - 2 corne, no pet*. »899/mo. • completery turnrehed. FVaplce, boat 2 bedroom, t bath with pluih oa/. BEAUTlFUt HOME m eerktoy. drug- ceilings 4 woodournlng fireplaces. '."• LaundryFecflltlee '. Farmlnfiton Hills ,737-4002 bedroom*. IVi bath*, le/ga *Mng Focappt en.:-:.' •:.' 657-0040 dock, aerify beecfv Avaiabl* May free. r**pon^We^oomrnat« wanted. ' , MJUblinds Included,: •"Window Treatment* ' pettng. walk-lh master doaet 4 ator- LIVONIA- 3 bedroom txlck ranch; thru Oct. t500r*w*. ' 482-0563 arage, fu4 baaemeol, • carpeting, room, dining room, all app$!noM In­ FuO l>outapnvt)«oe*. Available Now. Rentals from,..$580.. .-.,-.. • New Counter Top* aga. Blinds, rfishwasner,' aeourtty rape*, appliance!, fenced yard- 1H SINGLE FAMILY • cluded, new wood window*, new 414 Southern Rentals »200/mo. -t- ahar* utaTUe».64»-(>599 • OerbageDtspoaale ha.1 door* with intercom, balcony or S bands, ne-wr right beige carpet de­ PORTAOE LAKE - Oaater. chain *y«474-5150 evening* 478-9713 nl*hed, cable/VCR. Opening* June. TROY Kefth, eves./weekenda- 642-2929 July. Aug. 160-per d*y. 464-2395 nished home In F»y?nlnflton H«».- -1 & 2 8EDROOM APTS. furnished down to Bnen* 4 alhrer- MILL PONO area-2 bedrooma./>«w- FARMINOTON HILLS - Qoiel Older parlc 1 and 2 bedroom*.- apoO- HILTON HEAD • 1 bedroom, condo •300/mO+.HvtWtl*6. - 474-2705 SUNNYMEDE APTS. war*. .Include! ulliltlei, -cable. er kitchen, appliance*, prtvtt* yard, BtOOMFlELO -1 bedroom condo, acccvTirnodate* 4 adufta, on the 8P1DER LAKE, 15 mlnut** from .Starting at $395 washer, dryer, mJorowava. No lease. central air. ga/age, avaitabia May 1. anoe*: carpet No peta. appliance*, 'carpbn, poof, newty r»- COMFORTABLE LIYINQ In We«t- GREAT LOCATION (1 bedroom'apfl 760-940 »o. -ft.; 2 .- ,'.. Call:474-2131 beech, centrally located. »425 week. Traveraa Ctry, prtvat* cottage on the $710 month: .. 454-5670 Mml aee »1100/mo. «76-2413 noviled., do** lo expreatwiv*, 313-696-2007 water, aleep* 6, boat and paddi* land. Minute* from airport 6 a major - bedroom apt*, over 1000 aql h piu> $650/mo. «45-1457 man. • Responsible . norvimoker. 1-75 AT BIG 8EAVER large wa-V-fn atorage room) • FARMINOTON HILLS - 1 bedroom, bC*L«76weelOy. 616-946-4592 Birmingham/Royal Oak NOVk » MUeAtaadowbroc*. Wood­ HILTON HEAD - 3 bedroom Condo, $2i5/mo. + utatie*. Caa 721-2113 • BaJconle* - Carponi''.•.:• quiet park, aecurtty depoafl. ed setting. 3 bedroom brick tvdor. CANTON - 2 bedroom condo. IV* Wiry time ahare • leaae for lea*. 8PRING LAKE. Ml. Carriage Hou»* 2½ balha, famlhi room, fireplace, ce­ NOpeta.»85rwk. . .--. bath*. M •' basemenl, central air, Furnished Apts. 477*302. or 751-6590 Adjotnlng Palmetto Dune*. 3 pool*, apartment on charming eaUta, )u*t •-. EMPLOYED ROOMMATE SR. CITIZEN SPECIAL ramic entry, 2 ca/.-cenlral air, an ap­ carpeted. Carport, pool. No pel*. lennr*. 44-12 wk. leas* cviiabi*. slap* lo lake 6 minute* to Lake wanted to ahar* Royal Oak home. Llmlled tkne. new resident* onfy, 2 • Monthly Lease* pliance*, no pet*. $ 1500/month »725/mo + security. . 477-6981 12 wk leaae »443/**. 421-3872 Michigan batch**. 8«*iontl. »270 pkt* 1/2 uulrties.. Security re­ • tm.-r*diate occupancy . D4HPROPERTIES -737-4002 hired. Avallabl* April 25. 6440746. year lease *v*naNe, dboognt on 408 Duplexes For Rent Clawson monthry, weekly. . 407-265-0678 rent CaB (or detail*. •Lowell 8* lea INDIAN ROCK8 BEACH • Tastefully Decorated N ROYAL OAK - 13 Ml.. Cempbed SOUTH LYON - 2 bedroom, appB- LUXURY TOWNHOUSE • ' 8 of Ciearwaler, guff front i bed­ 8TRESSE0 OUT? Spring getaway, PARMINQTON - 2 »tr*lght area. 2 bedroom, soma appnanoe*. LOYE CHILDREN 4 PCT8 . Beeutlfuiry landscaped with picnic ancea. My carpeted, »450/month. room 2 Mih eondo, pbot aandy cozy 3 bedroom Carriage House, nonsmoklna male* soek Individual M basement, fenced yard. »595/ Nopet*.DUn«r.d«y* . 843-6800 447 ROCHESTER RO. -. beach,-»550 weeWy. 464-6117 wfth nature flreptac*. onHarsens ' to share, 3 bedroom home. »280 grounds and pooL \ SUITE LIFE mo. Can after 6pm. . 477-6469 4 klngslia bedroom*, apadoua ty­ ConvenJenuy localod ofl Ford Rd., 1 Eve* 4 weekend*. . 4774)545 island. South Channel. Rent week­ - month pkwHutiSve*. 477-4123 ing room, wood burning fireplace, K1AWAH ISLAND, SC. - 6eleet on* end*. »250. Of per week, »550. block East of.Wayne: N. OAX PARX, BertJey School!, TROY -'deluxa apotiea* 2 bedroom. vA baihi, full basemen), central air, to Rv« bedroom acx»rtirnod*tloo*. • CelWI-1525 . FEMALE LOOKING lor same to -549-5500 3 bedroom. dWng room, mlrl 1H bath, al appaarVxa, waaher/ dishwasher, sell dean oven, refrig- PAM HARRJNOTON EXCLUSIVE . ahar* large 2 bedroom. 2 bath apt •- (1 mo'e. tree root on selected , blinds, gvege, uiaty.room, pet dryer, air,- carport 4 more. »665/ eralof. $690/mo. . 1-600-645-6966.. ioRCH LAKE - contemporary In &omer»*t, Troy. »375. Day* >.' units baaed on » 13 mo. lease) \ 729-4020 okay. *«)!>. . : 626-8133 BlrrrUnghanVW. Bloomheld/Troy .-- ; month. Leave message. 642-0834 354-9119 4 bedroom home, aleep* 8. »1600 585-5252 exl 205 or *vea 649-1665 WestJand . MYRTLE BEACH 8. CAflOUMA, per week. Weeka available: July 5, . SLOOMF1ELO LAKES APTS. OA>C PARK. Attractive 2 bedroom WEST OeARBORN: Outer Drive AVAILABLENOW .- FARMINOTON HILLS Condo on the ocean. Sleep* 6, golf, Aug. 15, Aug. 21 Can for detail*. FEMALE, mld-20'*, ahare 2. bed­ • 1 BEDROOM ONE BEDROOMS- ranch.garage, utaityroom. Immedi­ 2 bedroom, dining room, carpeted, tenrd*. indoor/outdoor poof*, al room. 1300 SF. 2 bath apt. w/aame. II you have never (Nad In an apart­ Corporata apartmenli In amai. qui­ ate occupancy. Option to buy avail­ refrigerator & stove. M basemenL amenrtje*. -Celt 313-675-5958 1 Dee or Denny Irelan Laundry, pool. Ouvriond Forest. ment before, or er» about \o leave et complex. Fully furnished 4 deco­ able. $590. .--.••• 788-1623 Nopeu. (600/mo.CaJI 644-3126 RedfKoraia your tutur* wtth our From $499 •"•. rated 1 and 2 bedroom unit*. In­ Real Estate One .',' Brend*,<600) 688-9626 476-2425 your parents home, we have the We­ lease option plan. A beautiful ranch NAPLES, FLORIDA '•'.'. : cludes dlshe*. Chans, etc. Cleaning OLD REOFORO - 2 bedroom, single condo. Separate entrance. 2 bed­ 2 BEDROOM al place for you! Ce/elree, no lawn WESTLAND Condo for rent 2 bedroom*. 2 . ' Elk Rapids ; FEMALE lo.ahar* beautiful colonial to cut or maintain ot iny kind. Join services avail! bt*. Beach privilege*.- car gvage, lenced yard, al app«-' Do -you want to live in a neighbor- rooms. 2 bath*, tit floor laundry. bath*, doae to beaches 6 ooH. No pel! pleas*: Rent! starting at ance*. J550/MO., water Inekjded. 616-264-5611 In Troy. lamlN room wtth fir apiece; our other 122 res-'dont* already In/. hoodlrulead of a bufJdlng?'- fuO prtvite basement'deck 4 cen­ AvaEable ApoVMay. 229-7687 From $585 »550. Heat 4 water Included Short pHrt.aeourlty. . . . 255-5703 tral aJr. Say good bye lo rent for large deck, ^325 month Include* Ingwtthu* TORCH LAKE HOME fWeatslde). uWIe*, '.--..'-•:'•• 828-7232 ' WINTER HEAT SPECIAL WARREN NEAR MlDDLEBELT . term !«ase» lo/ qualified appflcant*. 00 YOU wanl «2 bedroom, 1 bath $750/mo.Ca"tod*yl Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath, covered «41-4309 Beeper: 333-7580 OLD REOFORO >' 3 bedrooro, mint 415 Vacation Rentals $450/mo. Includes «YeYyth|ng ex- oondrOoo, garage, baaemenl, nice duplex ranch home wfth a full base- deck, dock 4 lift Available June July FEMALE TO SHARE 2bedroomfur- LARGE OELUXE APTS.' oepl eloctrlcfty 4 telephone. For da­ Aug. »800 per week, eve* 4 week­ BRMINOHAM • 1 bedroom condo lenced yard wHh flower*, gvden mentl 473-8180 Eves:.348-T338 BEAUTIFUL LAKE MCHK3AN • Nshed apt' AvaHabte May 1, nori- • V/, Baths In 2 Bed Unit ta;!* ca3 end* 301-469-6725 *mok*r. 12 Mrt«/NOrthw*ttern. • FREE CARPORT wtth carpoa Comptetety fyrnUhed. are*, nice' looking rvelghborhood.. LUCHNOTON AREA. Spedou* tiOO/mo. Can before 9am or after i you want' to move aoon and FARMINOTON HILLS • .1 bedroom. bWevel summer horn*, sleep* 6-10. »327.50/mo + depcrsrt. 355-3431 • New Vertical Bands 427r1997 Lease 4 aecurfty deposit required. Ire* heat. Tennis, poot carport. No TRAVERSE OTY-luxurlou* on the After 4pm, . 647-4390 8pm . 313-437-6931 tAvtBKj? --•• ha* al modern applsnce*, cable • Washer-dryer/som* uhll s . pets-AvaJsble now: »490 mo.>»u» beech condo*. axeoutfve level fur FERNOALE: House lo eham, 2 • 24 Mr. Maintenance colrx TV, mlcf owtve, ate. 4 bed­ mshed 2 bedroom. 2 bath, washer/ Westland Park Apts. FARM1NQTON HILLS Executive W* wanl you lo eaU u* al 721-6111. security. After 5PM. . 5534)652 room*. 2 M batha. cathedral ced­ Utha, fceptac*. »240/mo: + 1/3 • Great Storage space Acros* from Ctry ParV .a Pleasant RSdge - Elegant 4 dryer, weekly »1200. «16-946-5462 apartment* Fuffy furnished, 1 bed­ ing*, pfu* 2 tamlry room area*. 1 up. ututes 4 1 mo. security. Orra. • Large wa>-ln closets (Cherry HU) ^ bedroom Tudor w/Rreplace. FARMINOTON HILLS - 12 A Orc­ room.'Linen* 4 dlshe*. »550. mo. We're open 7 day* a week at 1 down. You'i enjoy memorable 637-2173. nights 545-494«. Jefl. • Private Balconies - ence*. Jerry, . 644-1576 TRAVERSE CITY. Spider Lakefronl 2690 Thomas. CaJ: beaoft front flahlng boat*. TV*. Klng'jway Management 640-2670 rage, 4 bedroom. 2Vv bath, lamffy RICHTER& ASSOC. cottage, sleeps 6, S575/week. 2 NOV! EXCLUSIVE AREA 2 bod- 729-6636 room with fireplace. iMng room, BIRMINGHAM.- Lower 2 bedroom. wtekfydljcounl*. ' 617-T32-2602 bed/oom lakefronl cottage, stoep* -••-..• UVONIA- room. 2 bath *p*rtmenL Female • WESTLAND TOWERS. WOWI End­ BIRMINGHAM 6 ALL ClTifiS - dining room, breaklast room, all I bath, appeanoes, washer, dryer, EAST TAWA3 - eotlag* on take 4,«42S/w«ek.C*JIPal to ahar* with same. »350 pkr* halt drape* Included. M7y carpeted, air. No pet*. Kail of garage. »765/ 2 bedroom. 2nd floor, eppeance*. less- Summer.. 1 and 2 bedroom Huron with'aandy beach. Sleep* 314-227-2140 0(314-962-2282 utilities. Cal. - 346-0971 362-0290 laundry room, fu8 basement, gas mo + ga* +'electric. 1 mo. aecurt­ carpet, venfca.'s'. »548/mo Include* Moh-rlse. "wltl\ balcony. Indoor RENT-A-HOME heat, - : 420-332« 5 + . Available anytime. »525 per HEATEO Pool and tenrtts. Wa> to heat, electric Hove 4V. dishwasher, ty. 1 yr, lease.' May 1. Reference*. TRAVERSE CITY - Lake Leetanaw N. ROYAL OAK. Feme!* to ahare HOUSES. APARTMENTS. ETC~ 562-7436 lake front boat, rtiaxlmum 4 per- Malt. NO HEAT g«.LS. 721-2500 no refrigeritor or wahser. Otywater . . 541-7111 NORTHVUIE CONDO - 2 bedroom, hom« with 2 other lemaie*. non 4 septic. »950/mb. References r»- eon*. June 13 • Jufy 11. Aug 15-29. 1 TROY : PREV1EW lOO'S FREE neutral decor, a>, finished • base­ ELK LAKE, between Traverae Crty smoker, no pets. Neat. »323 pkr* qutred.Seourtty deposit. Immedlat* CLARKSTON. • Near 1-75. SrnaH 1 »375/wk. 613-726-3440 NICEST 1 BEDROOM Westland TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS ment. Lakes, clubhouse, pool. Gas 4 Charlevobt. Beautiful modem 3\5 utilities. • 549-7055 _. Inckjde* M sfted washer 4 dryer In occupancy. • 540-6135 bedroom apartment, spectacular Share Referral* 4 wster Included. 8825. 346-1676 rental*. Ca* for avallebnty. WALLOON LAKE - 4 bedroom. 2½ : each. heat, water, vertical .blind*, view; private entrance, garage, laun­ «16-949-5453 -. evening* PROFESSIONAL MaJ*.(3tJ seeks «42-1620 - bath. My equipped vacation home. Carpet, carport 4 pool. All lor $610. VENOY PINES APTS. 844 8. Adams. Birmingham 5 MILE 4 TELEGRAPH • 3 bedroom dry, large deck. No pete, no amok- NORTHY1LLE - Highland Lake*. peraon to ahar* 2 bodroooV2 bath • *3O0 security, first 2 week! (tee to home with large lanced lot. i car gi- Ing. »465 mo. pkji securtty. Includes 3 bedroom, appeance*. carpet EMPIRE. MICHIGAN - 3 bedroom Available week* of June 27 4 Jufy apt. Pool, tennis, cfubhous*. North- new tenant Quiet, well-maintained, - 1 Bodroorri Starting From BIRMINGHAM,' downtown, attrac­ rage, much more." A must see, »495 utlruea. Mmteee. - 394-012¾' drapes $865/mo. includes heat: - home, TV. duhwasher, microwave, 4 th only. Ca* 235-5631 day*; -vtte. »275 + HutSllie*. -:347-2794 •; lmar«r complex. 394-0960 ts* 2 .bodroorrt house, oak floor*, month pkr* aecurfty. -420-2162 -.420-3326 bicycle*. In the Heart of Sleeping 787-424» eve*.: dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, E. DEAR80RN -'Large 1 bedroom Bear, Sand Dune*.' Walk to Lake RESPONSIBLE NONSMOKING upper. carpeted,j«paance», »300. $419/MO* $600 pMs utHftle*. ^8-4976 BEDFORD TWP. 2 bedroom ranch . NOV! Michigan. »4507wV.'. .627-4872 female wanted to share my Oak- U TROY »595. WenendeSe. 3.bedroom brick, Ml month 6 »ocurtry depoaft. Avail­ 420 Rooms For Rent park home. Oak .floor*, laundry Ca-t us now for yourVtvate showing Rochester Rd! North BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN . fireplace, basement, garage - »475. able May 1. 313-687-4487 CHECK US OUT EXCmHQ TRAVERSE CITY ALL SPORTS Sylvan Lake, boat room. deck. $200. VkutlGties. ol Square Lake Rd., -. Wa-"k to everyuYng. 2 bedroom*, $ MDe. Telegraph. 3 bedroom, pa­ Beautiful lamffy resort,' 1 6 2 bed^ dock In beck yard. 2 rooms avail­ Karen. 546-4248 r.ropuoa, ne* appuanees..washer, rage -»495. Call Oav* 255-5678 DEARBORN EAST - upper. 1 bed­ room*, kitchen, pod, air.-Reduced . 261-7394 room, dining room. fu?y carpeted, Wa offer the best rental values In able In prtv»ta 2000 *q ft home. dryer, full basement, 2 car garage. NovL 2 6 3 bedroom townhouse* weekly rale*. PM. 1-600-968-2646. »400/rhO. + utBrOes. 681-5827 ROOMMATESNEEDEO • Rent up to : I 3 Bedroom Townhouses •lor 1st 6/mo»of 1/yrlease. . REOFORO large closet*. Hove, reftgeralor. $1300/mO.••••' . . 644-5894 itarrmg al only $6951 InoredT- AM. 1-616-938-264«. $350 mo. kidude* leundry/kftchen - _• new resident* Onfy 2 bedroom, bungalow. 1 MBa/Beeph »375 mo include* heat. 5*4-2009 FROM $563* Uo.you bell Along with your beau- BASEMENT BEDROOM, prtvite en­ prMiege*. storage, utilities, locked area. N*w carpeting, ree roorrr In YORK PROPERTIES. INC. BIRMINGHAM- Qua-nt-2 bedroom tlul lownhdme, you'i enjoy an exert­ OAY LORD AREA lummer'cottage trance, kKchen 6 laundry fadlitiea. room*. Call ANU 350-1924 - HEAT INCLUDED house. Double lot. Hardwood . basement, »525 mo. .474-468« QEARBORN/EAST-Altracllve 2 at Heart Lake. Sleep* 8, eandy bedroom upper, very clean, quiet & ing new'dubhouse complete with f.t- »250 month plu* depoaft. No drink­ Fireplace, centra) air, gvaoe. $950. beech, »400/w». 517-732-4318 or er*. 425-9659 SHARE - Sharp 3 bedroom, Livonia LOW MOVE-IN COSTS WESTLANO ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN • 4 bed- specious wfth garage 6 basemenL nesa room 4 aauna'*, Miiard room, 1154 Birmingham Bh"d. . 661-2765: 517-732-1360 home, wtth responsible *lr*lght Venoy 4 Palmer, t bedroom apart­ room»..1H bath, tulbasement, cen­ »425 + depoaft. Ca ¢37-6064 large screen T.V. and much, much BIRMINGHAM HOME '• tovefy room. edyft »300mot HuWSe*. --. ment. $3W per month include* heat BIRMINGHAM. 1276 Smith- Newty tral air, 2% car garage, approxl; morel « GAYLORD LAKEFRONT - Modern ROCHESTER VILLAS DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH. 2 bed­ Near expressway, furnished. Chuck: ' 525-5115 and water. - 326-2770 decorated, 2½ bedroom, 1 bath, malely 1.700 sq.fi »1300 per • Fun basement Chalet, sleep* 10. 2 batha,.deck, room lower. LMhg/dWng room; 1 Employed gentleman ohh/. lormal dining room, breakfast room, month. CaJ 652-31.49 or , »79-4400 • Washer/dryer hook-up'a dock. Sandy beach. Weekends/ bath, large kitchen wfth appliance*. Cal after 4pm, -. .645-4661 879-2466 hardwood floon. basement, garage, • Small pets welcome - weeks/mo. 644-6697 ROCHESTER HILLS: Tleken/Brew- »600. mo. - lmmedute occupancy. 1 SOUTHFIELD •'home to ahare. t WESTLAND deck. Pels okay. $950. 540-26¾ • Perfect location, BIRMINGHAM- Near downtown. available bedroom*. 2'.I baths. - . WAYNE/FORD RD. AREA ster. '1987 brick corHemoorary bedroom upper, large kitchen with mlrtutts trom t-9«. 275, GRAND TRAVERSE RESORT. 2 Nice room. Prtvste entrance. No Moo-Sat. 9am:Spm eppnance*. »465. mo. - available »550/mo.pkjs hilt uU)tle».559-1246 . 'Limited lime, first 6 months'ol a I Specious 1 * 2 besSroom apart­ BIRMINGHAM - 3 bodroora, IV* ranch. 2.063 *q ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 and 695 ' • bedroom eondo. VaBeyvlew. Resort amoklng or drug*. »75/wk.256-9362 baths, great room. Library, flre- May 1. CeS alter 3pm 420-3554 year lease. Selected unit*. ments located dosa 10 shopping 4 bath, eat In kitchen, dining room, The Welcome Mst Is butt fadQty and golf avalable. SOUTHFIELD • Share 4 bedroom express*jy. Other ameoitie* In­ finished basemer.l. Available. ALu1 g '1 . ace. air. poot/lenmi, golf, »1500/. Can between 6-4 PM. 643-4471 FERNDAL5 - large 1 bedroom up­ Come home to . home/quality area. Prtval* room, Troy/ftoyel Oafc Area* clude: . »1070 month. 644 -3147 g 4 H PROPERTIES. . . 737-4002 UVONIA - Mature adult Kitchen 6 per, bright 6 »unny. porch, heat In­ HALE - Family get away weekend In 4 bath, entry. KMchen 6 laundry. No 10% SENIOR OtSCOUNT . laundry privilege*, 2 car e /***. amoke/peU. »235-»295. 746-9237 F^ull Spectrum Selection • Carpeting -" • • BLOOMF1ELO - W, o( Adams. Large ROYAL OAK- 3 bedroom 1 bath cluded, oarage, Iree laundry tacts- the north wood*, 5 bedroom cot­ cable. V* utKltle*. Near expresiwty*- bungalow. Basement. 2 car garage. tie*. *475.-»495.. 541-6423 NOVIRIDGE. at Amber Apartments fParV-Uke Selling 4 bedroom CoKxMaJ on gorgeou* tage. Indoor poot wooded e/ea. Referencea. . - 425-3491 SOUTHF1ELO • apadou* 4 person Ireed lot. Privacy pru*. »1,675 In­ »825 per month. 3911 Durham. (on 10 Ml* between Meadowbrook 517-345-0711. 517-873-3501 • Owner Paid Heat - FERNDALE - »pacJous, charming 1 home. Lovely yard, large basement cludes gardner. 64r-9744 rGngsway Management. 540-2670 and Novl Road) • UVONIA - Room for rent, nicety tx, •':• 280-1700 • Air Condi Honing bedroom upper flat: Natural wood­ laundry, fu» prMiege*. »265 + V4 • Dishwasher HARBOR COVE, Harbor Spring*. nlihed. TV, air conditioning, oft ROYAL OAK - 4 bedroom*. Irving work. New carpeting. Lots of do- uliatle*. . 548-1651 "i : TROY/ROYAL OAK area 5101 • New Counter Tops BLOOMFIElD. 3 bedroom. 2 tul luxury condo. recently redecorated, street parking. Gentleman ovet 35. room with fireplace, lormal dining a*ta/!torage. Oarsge. Basement .349-8200 >"• Crook*- Clean.- qu'at building. Car­ . • Garbage Disposal • bsiSs, stutty. 2 car garage, fVoplace. sloop* 9, i-wtmmlng poot tennis non »moker 4 non drinker. $65/wk. room', den, a.1 appHar.ee*, covered Many-apepsl leafures. »450. t- utill- LWr.ited number avallabl*. court*, private beach, health club. TRANSFEREES WELCOME, male* toon, storage, targe dosel*. utttitlea • Laundry Facilities basement, as appliances, available 4 aecurtty. . ««-»'8 pstlo, dose lo school* 4 shopping. ties Cat after 6pm. weekday* or ACT NOW! •" • Available lor spring and aummer. or lemale* OK. Prefer 40 and above. .. inckxled.LeaseJ52S.- . M7-T079 • Window Treatments/Mini Bilndt M*y1.»t050permo. 258-9637 No children, ho pel*, noh-*moker. - From $410.mor,thry »900/MO. t security. 435-5989 weekend*. . 542-9539 313-331-7404 LIVONIA • We* furnished In »tt/»c- .*• . TROY'S BEST VALUE CANTON l-275/Warren. 3 bedroom Uve house near 1-9«, Prolasstonat Krtohen 4 laundry prMiege*. *lor- SECONO MONTH RENT FREE NOVI : Very spacious 1-2 bodrooms In a ranch. Vs baths, lamlry room with SOUTHFIELD - GARDEN CITY • Nice 2 bedroom HARBOR SPRINGS non amoker, Prtvat* phone, cable age *va-l*ble $400 mo. In Onion. COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS Twelve Oaks Cal weekdiys *fter 5PM, 981-7321 ' B'eil Iccatlon. Heal 4 water Includ- fVep HigWy rated school lystem. easy ac­ pod. beech. AvaJabka June 15-La- el, allrectrv*. room wMew. South- 422 Wanted To Rent apartments. Amenities Inchide: PLYMOUTH. One bedroom upper, Isned baierr^nl. AH. appliance*. SOUTHFIELD • Small, ooiy 2 bed­ cess to 1-275 4 oiher major free­ bOfD*y.»1000/wk. (313)644-3047 field/10 MS* area. Furnished or va­ FURNISHEO 2-3 bedroom home or • Owner Paid Heat room, \'A car garage. Hove 6 retrtg. hardwood floor*. Appliance*.-, ga-- cant Al r^tvSoges. $225. - 539-1728 • Swimming pool -.- We have Great Prices $1250/mo. Metro West 261-395« ways.' condo/ya/d lor Birmlnbham ex ecu- »425/Mo. plus Security. CaH: rage, private entrance, very dean. FROMONLY$760 HARTLANO - lakefront cottage on • Laundry facHities - - • Plus CANTON - 42319 Addison, 3 bed­ 557-600« .-•-•' on 569-0565 »450/mo. kxlude* utilities 255-2667 an sports lake. 2 bedroom, good ROCHESTER HILLS • lovely fur- live 4 lamJy in Bvrrtfngham. May 29 • Baicof-Jos Of Pstlo* . . nlahod bedroom, prtvat* bath 6 thru Sept. 5. . • . • 645-9323 rooms, basement, oarage, lenced. Can dally t-Spm .- gotf area, dean 4 easy commute to • Intercoms Heal and Water Inoluded , $£9S/mo May 1 occupancy. . SOUTHF1ELO - 3 bedroom, V\ OLD REOFORO - 2 bedroom upper, Oelroft 4 W. Suburb*. $395/week. kftohen privileges, non tmoker. • rxshwashersv bath, central air, 2 fireplaces.-coun­ kitchen, bath, IMng & dining room*. RETIRED COUPLE with D*trort ref­ Ga» Cooking Included - 981-3050.344-7789,842-2646 CaJTye.fT0m»am-9pm: 346^3000 »300month. 651-7430 erence* 6 mature Aklf* guard dog. • Osposal* Ouldoor Pool try setting, easy expressway access. •ppUance*, dean., »375 per mo.. 471-7470 • AirCondlloning CLAWSON - 3 bedroom with fin­ »)50/MO.Caa •'. - 487^)418 »200 aocurtty. . " 531-0604 HOMESTEAD. Attractfv* 1-6 bed­ ROOM FOR rent m Red lord. Male. wish furnished house rental m. N.W. .-.- Central Air Closed Thura. 4 Son. suburb! during lummer month*. • Vi'.rioow Ircalmer.ts/Verllcal blinds On-site Laundry ished basoment4 garage. Near 14 4 room apadou* deluxa condos for cooege grad. non amoker. house Cose To Shopping 4 Expressway* TROY - avaBable eftar Ulchen up­ ROYAL OAK-Downtown. Spadous, NOVI- 10 MILE/HAGQERTY prtvSeg**, »225/mo. WM be m W. Bjoomflekl 4-21 lo 4-23 Slorago Man. $785 month. Available Mav 1. 2 beiroom, attached oarage, cen­ couple/group. Special ."Early Bird" Can manager 952-5016 grade.' 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2,000 aq we« maintained 1 bedroom, large rate. Sprtng/Summe/. 653-0643 Cal anytime 537-5037 *t626-3476or cal 305-296-3168 . VILLAGE APARTMENTS-. ft. Ranch. Famlty room, formal 8>1no kitchen-with ippBances. »415/ tral air, ail eppriances, $750month. 362-0245. COMMERCE TWP. - Cottage with 4 dining, air. »t.600/mo. 878^1608 month + irtuitles, Eve* 641-1644 476-9916 HOMESTEAO RESORT N. WESTLANO • Large furnished WANTED: ; Troy - - 729-6520 Lower Slrslls Lake privilege!, Gien Arbor. Michigan. room kictudw u«t>ei. cable, kitch­ 3 bedroom home In Farmlngton SPRING CLEANING SALE . 1R0Y: Big Beaver/John R. Freshry ROYAL OAK. Hug*. 1200 aq. ft. ot OfW)N CONOO 2 bedrooms, an ep- en A laundry privilege*, »75 week rWi». Can pay $9M/M0. - across street. Large lot. »425/ ps sr-:es.' air conditioning, g ar age. . 2 bodroom. 2 bath Somerset Part Apartmer.ts We're located on Cherry R'J month. 6 month lease. 52 6-0604 docorated brick ranch. 3 bedroomi. charml i bedroom lower. Oak floora On Lak* Michigan- 426-2517 pMaecurlry. 728-5612 Ca-1 477-6845 2 bed-ooms for Iha price ol 1 bod betweon WaVr.e 4 Ny«burgh 2 bath*, famlfy room, firepteoe. 4 trim, 4 appliance*, rut frool porch. Lake prrvUeges. After 6pm. : rc^rn. V, poot tennis courts, hesl ---.-.- WOW - CaH eves. 6pm 4 10pm. 937-3734 TROY/BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS flrep'ace, atova; r*(rlger*tor. base­ Lease with option. 3 Bedroom trick ment $tOO/mo.T uia;tse*. no peta. Included $725mo.- Eves: 7514)279 Ranch. DWng' room, doorwafl lo 398-6572 or 642-1620 THREE OAKS ROCHESTER HILLS. Km«l Cove : N. OF FENKEL/TELEGRAPH AREA deck. 1H biths, finlshod baaoment. WESTLAND: Small 1 bedroom, car­ Condo. Immediat* occupancy, 2 3 bedroom. buorTiont, fenced yard. J1100/MO. »119.900 to purchase. APARTMENTS $450 FREE* peting, appliances. Absolutory - bedroom ranch, attached garage, »400 -f security. 569-2166 CW-1531. No Petsl Suitable fof singles. Proot M basement. 1-3 yr leas*, new ap- SECURtTY DEPOSIT-S200 ASK FOR BOB TAYLOR pesnee*. $850 month. 362-0950 SPRING SPECIALI LYNDON/OUT EH DRIVE AREA 647-6400 ol en^ployment. Ca.!. . 459-8268 2 bodroom. $300 per month, $300 . CHAMBERLAIN. REALTORS Royal Oak/Ctaw*on - UMlOUE-QU;eT-SECLUO£0 FREE HEAT/HOT WATER dopostt • 412 Townhouses- • 522-0572 TflOY - Srr.al clean 2 bedroom $75 PER MO. J595 • 2 BEOROOM 0ubhou*«."Pool. Docks. Air ranch with attached-garage, licra. , Condos For Rent. RENT REBATE SPECIAL . J530-1 BEDROOM Verticla Wrd*, Carpet Included '- FARM;NGTON HrlLS - It MilerOrc- Crooks Rd . decor*led. $600 plus $150 SECURITY DEPOSIT hsrd lake 4 bedroom brick ranch. securlfy. 643-04 27-649-4647 AUBURN HILtS • BeautIM 600.*q. CWy $725 heat Included Cebia TV, Pel Units 6 Dishwashen -.. CaH For DetaHs A^a'sb1* .- 2\\ balhj', lamiy tovn, Ca^'orn'a ft, 1 bodroom, oenv»l aJr, 1 war Luxury 1 & 2 todroom apart.T^n'ts stone fireplace, 2 Hoof, Master bed­ . TROY- lease. dnposH. $445./MO. 645-2205 3 bedroom ranch, dining 4 Irving These specious axetvUva towtv w^.h pA;sh ca-p«1. vtrtical trndj; 1SE0ROOM from $455 room Vofi. 2 car. tlSOO/mo. Eve*. ' --. 479-6459 «>jrrrct ' kitchens. dr>M.. locked D&HPROPEflTlES • 737-4002 room. 1 acre. (mmod!»'« posses- bouses ar* nicw than mosl condo*. 2eEDeOOMJrom$503 slqn. »700 month. Ca.1 959-745« AUBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD 2 bedrooms. l',j t-attu, rWuxe I0)^r entry, refrigerator. ra>>g«. n dis-VAash^r; garbage d'.sposal. con- FARMllrGTON HILLS'- Clean 2 bod­ •fARMINOTON HILLS kitchen, central «lr,-ven)cal b. jx)», tr*l teat a-id *V cond.tlon'ng. car­ BLUEGARDEN APTS. room Ranch, fufy carpeted. ava»- UNION LAK? - 3 beOrooms. slOvS 6 Outstanding 2 4 3 bodroom lown- covered parking, private'.entrances port. tenr.:s courts. SWn-JTHr^ pool. Cr^tri HiH Near McrrVran ab!«lmrr*d!a!ef/. Securitydeooslt 4 refrlgeretor. ftreptace. basemort, houso* 4 fancho*. some, with at;. 6 basomer.ts, »op«rate feneed-m cab'-e TV ava 'if •>. laundry tacmte-s. Di'fy lttm-6pm.-Sst: I0am-2pm TstMo.»- FARWiNGTON H1LL8 - 4 bedrooms. THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALf3X 1 MONTHS FREE.RENT bort Spacious 1 bodroom. Heat - WATERFORO-LAKEFRONT - at Hour* nam-5pm $206 Socurit, Depovl \ and 2 bed- 2'.V'b»'.h*. colonial, full basement, THE BENEICKE GROUP- ev, On bus line 464-6042 425-933» sport! lake. 3 bodroorfi*. 2 biths. room liom $<00. Free Hesl and cehval.alr, covSr-Jont lo express- 642-8886 ' . 28r>0666 flrep'ece, S'jnporth. central a'r. al Ceb'e. Swlmnvng pool, tennis, *!/*. »1.4 7 5/mo. 661-9744 BIRMINGAMM WESTLANO • 1 bodroorri. No-* win­ apptahces, 2 car garage. tltOOpor 1 bodroom condo $575. Fresh paint. courts* rr-uchmora CaS 754-1100 dow* Cl«sn • VooOy and Palr«r. FARMiNGTON H'LLS located on Hoover iM 10 M.t* month pK/i arKurify. Free f>esl. w»ter. air. Poof. 647-8735 ' SOUTHFIELD - ADC and Social 8 f.-i^y:-*. Nk« 4 cljsn 2 bodroom ranch • , 623-9W5.or 623 2073 454-9C-79 Fen<«o yard.2 car datechdd BIRMINGHAM'S BEST Moadowgrove Villa WAYNE •-Cot'jn-.bcs Apt» garege $?30/mo. 553-8138 WAYfiE - 2 bodroom newty remod­ •- i bOdrOorriS, Nal IrKkjdOd. Westland , GETS BETTER SfKious 2 bedroom, I'i bath, rent, J , eled Httt ca/pet, neve.-fenced al (owT^orr^s Prfvat* entrances, - Jl25p uldr poi.'t FARM.NQION HILLS. 13/Orchard yard. »500.'mo. + lit 4 l£» NEWLY DECORA1 ED ' >• . 356-5207 1 BEDROOM ONLY $445. sciurlry locks, covered carporti, M- Lave area 3 bod room ranch. fu9 fin- month'! rent. No pot! . 728-2033 2 or 3 &»drOOm Apts 1/ equ'pf-od kitchen, central a'r, ch!!- $200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS. lsh*d basement, 2 f.rep'acei. In- 4 Townhonyv* .WAYNE DOWNTOWN c.en'a p/iy tres and much more, Hcwtarar.t!Y//cr<>di4 1 yr. kwsi* ground pool/teocod. 2 car aitechod WESTLANO - avaJUb'a now. 2 bed­ (wtlh F\A eawoont) Clean I bedroom. $375 per month, No app'icalion or Oiin'jvg fws room duplex, good cond-ilon. r«*fy lociiwj on ishsor between 9 4 10 ga-age. 81200 rro. 477-0711 from $700. Month Mr* . . heat e'yJ wiler trg testing h/», 9sm-5pm ei.Ty, or a".er tral ilr, carpet, pool Cable hook up. ing. p\j* upiialn, ne-*fy docorited. WESTLANO - cute 2 bedroom CaH daltv 1-Spm DRAW A CROWD 5 by »ppt. 6a1 12noon-3pm or call rooms, no deposit or loan required; Ranch, large yard becking lo vartlcal • find! opijo-ial. Excrvont basomenl. »580. 643 6454 644-1188 lurnlshod. at ut'lit'o* k->f X-wSyl patio, vertical bund* 4 new k^chjrv SMART bus-tne (or Sor.^v* LIVONIA. 3 bodroom. central !lr, *(• 9 mi can 7280630 avOS. 328-6213 . WAYNE - 1 Codrocvn IncKideS ut^l- tached garage, finished basement, CaH Mon. thru 8lt 644-1300 W/ILIEDLAKE-LAKEPR(V)IEGE3 V t;e*. refrigorefor 4. stova $95/»* ExceiHir.i shopping area W. OLOOMF1ELDUKEFRONT t bedroom. 1 car g*/»ge. all appa. appfanots. poo", park 4 achoot In BifiMINOlUM CIP661FIED flDYEmi6IN& i Ou'etarea 729^5770 Uwttt/ or 1 yasr Vase and school! Private, lovely 3 bed­ ences w/wash*r 4 dry*f, noutrside­ wa'klr^ distance. $975. discount 6ECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL »300 Open 1 Djy* room homa with 2 car altaohW ga­ cor. AvaPabla Miy 1*1. 412-7027 a,s"abi*. 462-1601 8padou» 3 bedroom 2'A bath lovm- 644-1070 0«uMdnd County 691-0900 Wayno County v WEST OLOOMFlELD - AdOf»b'« 2 rage. $l500/md. 42O«2O0 •c b«droom, carf-t'.ir^ \w<*4 yard. 722-4700 UVONIA - 1J551 FkorU. 7 M3*. be- home. Avatlebi* May 1. C*r.tr«l air. YzESTLANO - Canton area, 275 4 i l«V» prtrilogal. 1535/mO . dOOOSll. twoon tr.kiter 4 MWdlobert. 12001&. W. BLOOMFIELD. 5720 EucOd. prhst* pitlo. M bSKrtKr.t. vertical Frvd, 2 bed.-oom low-nhouse. owner 852«32?2 nocho3tor/Rochostor Hills » ' re'eranCes Year Hasa 891-8564 WIXOM ft. 3 bedroomi. basemani. immedl- cherrrJng 3 bedroom, < bath ranch bonds, mirrored door!. n*-*ty r»- rc'xaUng. ce» 9-4531-7945 or w/atteched garage, lake aoces*. mod\1>KMOATirxnON /IP M »nr6.«FO«4kKlf«kTIDon «. 729 6522 host, water 4 e<1f!S 313-229*849 hgBfe»f'liijiMliiia«w»aw«aWfWsw*jia*«ii|iauitiSi«jiiMii^

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S00 H«tpWant«d 500 Kelp Wanted 500 Help Wanted / 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 HelpWftrit&d 1500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted CLEANING PERSON hooded lor A CAFlEEft IK REAL ESTATE AIDE - For disabled woman. No ta- ' AUTOSERV1C€AOV1SOR . ... CASHiElVCtERX :CAkwASH>TTENDANT8. CASHlERSrSTOCM - to *-ork tuft- BUSINESS IN NOVi need* one de- Tvime furWsf>mg shpwroorn.. 20^25 pertence neceese/y. Must drive. Sat­ Our Import new car deetor Is ex­ Fu« or part time. 85 per hour. Part time positions «v*S*W* lor M ome erWesOend discount retail V--. ATTENTION, pendabt* person {or computer 4 hrs, per wk. Flexible hour*, ex'ceHerrt SALES wrm us is A "REAL JOB". an/ <± toom & board K »*•-*>}. No panding .We are taking eppBcaUon* Sav-Mor Orug*. 6 M3e & Farmmg- service wash located © Ford Rd A »10r*. Great Job to gain work expert- IgM warehouse wirt 3 weetdevt wonilng ccVidfOons. Ethan Allen. Our program*.end support svslem* «ry»a.<) ALARM INSTALLES .CASH1ER/OOUHTER . • person at MR OLOW aAS-WASH*. CountrlrtotOeVortV •. v drtrera with a good worlt record. A apply. Cei) Jim-Ooty'for appoint­ . 1^ irrtlmBed potential. Mh J |H *Sip*d*noe .PoeiOon ment '.'.•' ,425-WOO Cuslomer orieoied person. Apply. SWOOfOnOFtO. i^ Ca* for an appointment -. 444-1^60 ." OON-TdAMBlEYfTTHYOun toense I*'* big PA* (or these Icog Birmingham Cleaner*,- 1253 8. An Equal Opportunity Employer *>»Sabl*Vnmed1elery. ' (erm )ocis in Weetland, Uyonla, and BUSINESS: . FUTURE. CAILWE TOOAYHr.. CM •:.-, .>'. .'. :: •'• W1-W«4 Woodward {6etv*en 14 4 15 Mile). . CASHiEH - CLEAK; M Ome,- »5. ^ GLEANING , INDIRA Of BAftflY 4 JM111-, Romuktt. Call to arraoge lor an W -VAVAliiABlE --• ptus per (v. pel< vsicstkxi. Appty- 4 7 CHILD CAM center \n Rochester, BEAUESTATEONE.INC. ;. '• ALKJNMENT TECHNICIAN tarvie* appoWmeni: CASHIER/STOCK • fuf or part time. Eleven *tor**\ 6001 .Wayne. Rd\ M 4 part, time posftlona Ejipert- •• PEBSQNNBL - '. f Vmtr^lo^vFai'mlnjtbO KB*;.. 0ro*>g Ooodveer location, rwal V; MANAGER'-.-.- Good ialary 4 benefits. Apply .at JLrvonjapr 28205 Ford.Oarden'Ctty. ence In. education prsfenecf. ' IMMEDIATELY 1 h*v» certification, CM John •<* •••; ;425-S ,-. •• '.-V -- . ' ' --"•-. 4 Sav-On Divgs, «510 Telegraph, '.:•;•:. ' 651-1)32. :;> • ^V(Parl^Tirne) :"-.;• - PAR? TIME ACCOUNTING . Oje to (ecent promotjons we Iwve , ; George ^ •'.-•• -; 72W*?0 Arnica/* Home HeeljhcVe, a muw- Bloomt)eldTwp.orca» . «2*2425 Mutt, be tam*Js*.-with AcCOrylt* 32 ImmedUt* Openings for Ml lime BENCHMARK aVu* homehsarth organlxsilon spon­ .- CHIUICARETEACHER/ASST- Ftec«fv»bl» evkj Account* Payable. uronv. Posiuorvs avatabfe bom setup ALUMINUM 6KXNOCt£AN£ft 1 sored by the Sister* of Mercy Health ."'. :- CASHIER WANTED • <•' Energettc. loving person to *orX 4 nm)W« rtoui». Seivd r eeume to: knd display thru to manangemenl :0A5HIEBS; .' Htjbs6N$. ;• WW train. VeBd dr^er"* **>*» • Temporary Help' ; 'Corpora von. Is looking tor a Bust^ . Part dm* W hours. Apply at.- educate chAdren in Day Cert'home. Must be abM to start work Enroedl- :'•• TrrtTAM.Companle* • must, leave nam* & pnone number, AUTO ALARM INSTALLED tr^kwe. ness-Manager /or the A*n Arbor . Garden City Ace Hardws/e; - InW. fcoomVM. . 65S-4.SS3 yitely. No experience necessary - fuM vTwelveGak's Mall ••>. *75SO»dPvjr*tW wacubacksvening*. . 5«2-»M« Muai have good drMno -record. Branch.- 28715 Ford fioed, near MlcVSebert ARBOR p'RUGSflNC, ••.•- " Milord. AJJ4AM1 Must be wtang to work at a variety cornpsnylraWng.' --. .- CIRCUIT BOARD; rrianufscturind We offer, exceftent s*J*/y cenem : : ;v iri Novi;' ' ' MEo/^Opc^u/vty Employer ALUMINUM SIDING person w«ng of task*. Appry In perWv Ihe'euccessM cendidtte wfll man­ CHILOCAflE ASSISTANT .-'; ; .'-.-'.. Uvoni*' ' ' -- . • . company 1* looking tor a |v« good lo svork ha/4, at least 2 year* «»£*- American Car Protection. .«401 prog/artl. I paid vacation. age the trplemonUttoA and *A- Teecher, lor home d*yc*re. people to fll fui-time eptry level po- , SENIO r>ACCOUNTANT rteno».'Muii h»v« own Kar>d loo)*. Greenfield *l FordTftd: lorcemeni ol ReM buslnesa poftcle* ,477-1540.- .;•". OppOrtur^jle* ersltsbl* for part time slttons. ©snerTU 4 paid hoBdsv* wtth ';."•. Mornings "r Cat Preston afler -R)AM MVMK and •prccodure*. direct and evaArte cashier* al our 5 MOe 4 levari loca­ tS-60 per hour »o start Appfy In p*r- W* ere one o< Sootfiewt Mto«a«n'» • 981 930b V the performanee of branch business tion In Lhonia- Arbor Drugs offer* aSn at qrcuhs DMA, 3^900 Capitol, : ' j6afn- tOam - Urges! end most pmtialous. local AN EXPERIENCE© sale* peraon (of AUTO BOOY SHOP POHTEfl start to Inckjd* mierwswvvj and fleidbi* hour*,- employe* dSsoounl. Uyonla, off Farmlnjton. 8. of W. eccounline; firms looking for a hlgNy buty garden center. Some peretv* with depervdabVa t/anaportsOon. A-t WINDOW Cleanlno In Farming- lisWng ofnew business stall, and and * clean, pleasant atmosphere m mothrsted senior, accountant who aJ. annual and nurtery slock knowl­ .- 7W-52»1 ton Hfflt ts hiring window cleaner*. tnskjrt that data processing sys­ a progressive *nd fast growing drug MATURE tHDfVlDUAL wanted, part * Must be available to work • edge necessary. DtapHy worV and it per hr. Experience preferred. CATALOG. Urn* office, cleaning, evenings, fjvo- has passed the CPA «tkn and has tems kit tunctionsl and properly i store Cham. Must be mature, de­ ; both Sat. & Sun.* J-5 year* of recent public aooount- aupeonaory akfea hefcfut. Apply in AUTO CAREER OPPORTUNITY Own («r recNired. . «55-1071 uWbed- -• pendable, and al least 16 years of rv*/PNmoutft areas. Cei log experience, it you fit these "uute and AUTOMOBILE PORTERS wanted -.--.- 624-4376 vision ol concsssioos. special : package. For Immediate considera­ for westskJe Chevrolet dealership. . General Labor . events and progrsmming Vi the monitor use of user WenO'icaSon cpdes and Files. CoorcTi- CHANGE YOURUFD - - tion, *end resume lo. '. 299:4106 Must have vaDd cVtvera Scense 4 ' Mach^ie Shop CARPENTE.R-Flnlsh. working Parks and RecreationiFJepartment ' APPLY: 10 persons needed tor tern- Stv-(ar>e«careV)nrear«*tate . naie !ab. usage'*Jth Assistanl Deans (or Tradttona! and good driving record. Apply In per­ . Janitorial ' project manager, for home knprove; pcrary position nang g/boery ordera today. CaJ Shoaa CBnk al 344-7111 CES programs. a,id assist w-i'Jt special v.orkshops and CtERK(»2«00) " son at 30250 Qrand RVer, Farmlng- Computer Assembly. menl • company. Must have many for eWerty Mon-Sal. Bam-Spm. 15- SALARY: $25,448. plus axoefwit REAL ESTATE ONE seminais. Evaluate new softea/e and maintain, records.to • P.O. Box 4M tonH*s. . '474-0500 . (Wrth DOS experience) years experience' as carpenter. fririge ber«flts . Fa/mington HJU. ML 48M2-04M «m/.- Ca9am-Jpm. 569-0102 Press Operators . Send resume: Accural* Design Con­ insure against copyrighr rrurrngerr.enis. Good communica- Automotive CHILD CARE STAFF. APPOINTMENT CLERK ' struction.' 214 Danes, sarmfrigham. AMONO THE REQUIREMENTS: " Flexible part Urn*, open 7 d*ys A ton skills a.id Associate Degree !n Oa'.3 Piocessi.-ig 6( In- £qo»J OppOTtunhy Emptoyer M/F .K BUILDERS FOR Lrvoria. 464-2100 48009 EcjuaTOpportunity Employer evening*. My Place (Just lor Wd»X forma'jon Sys'.ems required. Musi have proven experience -Southftald, 352-1300' • Gradustiori from an eccredited col­ 730S Orchard Lake Rd, N. of IS. in use of PCs, Mac's and Local Area Networks (LAN's). ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS- Part CARPENTER ' $6. to $8. An Hour W AUTOMOTIVE lege ot university wtth a degree or 3410 W Maple at Lehsor. Range of $1078 • $1500 pe: hour. Co.T.p'e!ed &pp!t>c* a.•or^59 conttmction draw*, general ledger ALLIANCE TECHNICAL SERVICES polling 4 account anvy»i». . Park. Send resume lo: American experience. A complete (ob descrip­ SsJsry negotiable- P!rjc,:s RicksV-s. X-.A'f---- • '••••• ' ">f PCVf-^-f)r E~p-Oye* APPOINTMENT - 30«00 Ttiegrsph Rd. Suite 2183 Qualified .candldatea nxnl be lama- House. 4050 W Maple Rd. Ste 108. tion ts avsJisb-'e .at the listed ad­ Business Manager 45V9J61 SCHEOULER - Bingham Fa/ma, Ml 4*025 la/ wtlh Lotu* 1-2-3 & compvlerUed BloomWd H.Hs. 4«301 CARPENTER dress. Part time. 4-Oom weekdays, 10-6om Ecjual cjpportunrty Emptoyw M/F ough carpenter experienced m resi­ - accogntlng tyilwna. Anatylkat Sat. Ideal lob tor Co-op student. Ap­ tVlia. J/E posting J prevtou* ton- BOOKKEEPER : with soBd account­ dential homes CaJ .. 665-0424 ply at Waterbed OaSery. 32975 . AUTOPARTS . ing experience for Trey kxatlon. Fu» Apply IN PEASON at:' \' atruelion accoOntlng experience a COUNTER 8At£S/TNyENTORy nxrtl. - ' ' Schooler aft Owonla.. time with exceOeni benefits Send CARPET CLEANING TECHNICIAN : Late model Ford psrts knowledge resume 10.P.O. Box t15«. Troy. Ml Certlfiod rVm. Need ambltiouv CWL SERVICE OFFICE . 15145 BEECH-DALY ROA0 LAID OFF? PleAJ* tend resume wdhaalary -. helpful. Prsvlou* dealership or sal- 48099 clean cut person. Advancement Wstorylo: :'. ^, • APT. MANAGER: vsge yard experience • pairs. Com­ possible. • CU<5»-600S REOfORO.MCHlGAN. 48239. Wn a great property menegemenl puter luXMledge/data entry skjas BORING MILL 4 Holtzman & Silverman OIg the loflowVig times: organtuUon i manaoe a targe apt Ex cedent telephone A customer set- BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS A NICE PLACE TO WORK vice skits rtcjutnad. Applykr person: NEED A JOB? ', Construction Co. community in Oakland County. Musi Experienoed. Bluecross. hcOdsy 4 Retirees, nomemak.ers. Fu« and part have dynamic personality & signifi­ Kensington Motors, 7428 Kensing­ vscsUon pay. Sertd resume to: time. CasMer*. flexible bours, ben­ M0NOAY U-rough FRIDAY' - CVector 01 Human Resources ton Road. Brighton. . Box5«4. . 9 AM W4i>M. .". 30*» Northwestern Hey. cant apt management experience. efits, lor Ron or Adam. 34«-9300 FSesTCAl between 9-4 354-1303 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Su«a300 AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON . CLOSINO 0ATE: WANT A N.EW CAREER? 36251 Schootosft Rd CASHIER - Part lime nights 4 week­ - Fa/mlnglon HUH. Mt. 4W}4 due to new phase of operation we FRiDAY, MAY 1.1992 AnEouaJ Opportunity Employer . • UvonU Ml 48150 ends Some experience rec-jlred A RARE neod an experienced" parts sales Apply in person: Leskey Furrvture, ACCOUNTANT person. ExoeOonl salary 4 M BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 29055 P^>^outh fld , LfvorJa. TM Charter TowrjlMp of Redford Is If you Management Opportunity benefits for cjuaMed person. Can for Gage company looking for experi­ an. eq-.af employment opportunity appointment. . 422-7090 enced operalor. Good benefits CASHIER PART TIME errpicror snd is sooklng qusSfied Setf-Jtarter to wort, In teit-paoed In'.ernttlonaf fitness comp*/ry noeds NovL- ' ' . . .. - 380-8515 * Worked on one job for over 1 year compulertzed aooounung environ­ Msneger* 4 Supervisors. ', in porsor.. Orchvd Ten . K3A. t'ack 6,-^3 ctfxx mlvarity appocsnts AUTO PARTS DEUVERY PERSON 2406S Orchard take Rd . Fa,Tring- as »el at »--".» apeJ-c*."'!s »»tri r»- ment assisting Ihe Controner. Musi ', • Fu* training. CAD OPERATOR ~" Mpdem ssJveg* yard need* experi­ lon Ml gt-dtorK« * Were laid off or your company closed have Associate* Degree with 2-3 Out of thapers welcome. enced' Drtrer. Must have-dean driv­ Part time position available with years axpertenoe or wl« train codege ing record 4 chaufleur*- teens*. (ssdlng Car Wash Msnutacturer. - greduates. $3000-$5000 per mo. Knowledge of metio Detroit helpful. IndMdual lo assist In Cad Depart­ * You can type at least 30 wpm. we have . 2*4-9570 Appry at Kensington Motors. 7428 ment. Experience with Auto-Cad RespdnslbOiue* IncKide: , Kensington Road, Brighton. preferred. Approx. 20 hr*./**: APPLY NOW FREE training and Placement assistance • Journal entries Area Coordinator Send Resume to: BELANGER. INC. • Bar* reooftemalloni AUTO. PORTER - Good dnVng P.O. BOX A. NOATHYUIE, Ml • AoooumAneiytia record. 40 hour* plus. Appry to: 48167, ATTN: PERSONNEL for Computer Word Processing jobs. For • Flnanda) statements' preparation Group Homes Stave Clement Lou UWche Chev- HOMEMAKERS • Mervagemenl reports Western Wayne County - 5 homes rol*t-Sub»ru, 40875 Ptymouth CARPENT ER/CA8iNEt MAKER more details, Call this week serving devetopmentaity disabled Road. for Plymouth-based decor manufac­ 50 Workers Needed We o«er a compeWre salary vdi adults. Related coOege degree. Onfy turer. Wort references required Ex­ AUTO RECONDITIONSNG- Full & Immediate long-term openings Currently hiring . MI benefit package. Non-tmokera those whh previous mental hesfth ceBenl benefit package with saiary part-time help for Interior cleaning, onfy. Send resume to: experience need '•;apply.- Salary based on experience 4 quaHfiea-' dependable and agor people tor jobs in ihe car pofJshlng 4 waxing., compte'.e 577-4065 »22.500. Ca» 10am-4pm: 4S4-11» Uons For appstnvnent: '453-1184 detaiworV 459-608« Western Suburbs Only requirement is a "- CONCMJMEX AUTOMOTIVE INC. ARE YOU ALREADY Classes start May 11 A11: Human flesour 6»e SUCCESSFVL7 BEAUTIC1AK - Rcensed. to be CAREER OPPORTUNITIES | willingness to learn Benefit package ottered 3«975$chooler*ri NOW HiRlNO: We need succe«*-cri- trslnod. sdentlflc cutUng. coloring, FuB lime pbsltwrj available In a • Wire Harness Assembly IF YOU DO NOT MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS. Llronla, Ml, 4*150-1114 - en'-ed Individuals to help expand eruynes. Also boo'Ji rental aval- professional photo fWsNnc) lab No! record breaking company, training. aMe... «42-266« experience necessary Musfoe able I • Packagers ACCOUNTINO • • bonuses and profit sharing. Apery lo work overtime 4 »ome Saturdays. PLEASE DO NOT CALL SUPERVISOR TRAINEE . now. • 953:95« BEAUTY SUPPLIER NEEOS Starting pay 85.t5 per hour.'Raises I Apply Monday Thru Friday Continemal Baking Company the Make-up Consultants 4 Managers. and promottlons based on perform-1 naiions largest baker Is looking for a Paid training. Start Immediately? anee. Apply. North American Photo, 9 am-11 am arm 1-3 pm candidate to « the position of ASSEMBLERS Fu*.«p*rtllm*. 746-3330 27441 Schoolcraft. LTvonla. Bring 2 pieces ot 10 Roma Accouru^>g Supervisor Train­ Light assembly. WJ Vain. Blue ee. This Is an entry level develop­ Cross after 90 day*. Full lime, Mon.. Must have reliable transportation ment osllion leading to plan! Cxln- FrL, 7AM-3 30PM. »5 starting wage Ironershlp. Candidates must hive a Apply at Micro Craft 41107 Jo Or.. OfficeMax, Inc. degree In accounting or (Staled fleM NovL No) Grand Rrrer. E off General Management Services A possess exceBenl inter-prersonal Meedowbrook In the Vlncentl Indus­ skins-Willingness lo relocate nation­ trial Park. NO phone calls please. RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES 14700 Farmington Rd.. Suite 104 wide ts a must. Interested VtdMdu- als should send resume In confl- ASSEMBLY FULL OR PART TIME Livonia. Ml 48154 denee lo: Sosthene* Behn. Person­ Comlnyed growth with estsbllshed nel Director, Continental Baking Co. progressive stsble manufacturer lr> Immediate Openings for the Following Positions; Looking For a New Way \10O Oakman Blvd.. Detroit Mi. 1-275 oorridor. Clean- plant, good 427-7660 48238. Egual Opportunity Employer work, great people, pleasant atmos­ • Cashiers . Eq*>.W OpOtylUfutv Employ*' M/)Orrty/FemsJe/H*ndic*ppecVVe1 phere. Reojulres manufacturing ex­ •«' Service Center Associates perience. manual/mechanlcaJ apti­ To Make Your Classified Ad ACCOUNTS RECETVAetE • FUI tude, ouenry toous, strong work eth­ • Receiving & Stocking Associates tune. Auto dealership experience ic, flexJbie/copperettv* natire. Start • Sale? Associates preferred Accouo«ng/bookk*eping $825 to n 75 an hour plus rslses a must Apply In person; .- a.'id comprehensive company paid OlTiceMax Is an exciting dctjWiscount biTJce supply Page Toyota, 21242 Telegraph, H benefits. Please send resume m retail chair with eight stores in. the Detroit area LIKE TO Ol«MJ..Southfleld. confidence lo: Assembly. Box 568. Observer A Eccentric Newspapers . with more coming soon. We need'additional people STAND OUT NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Earn Extra Vacation Money • 36251 SchoolcraflRd. . who want to learn, grow and have fun doing ill ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR needed h UvonU Ml 48150 home for the aged Apply tn person Work for' an exciting new compjny that is changing We need several phone solicitors Mon-frl 10am-4pm. 30350 W. 12 ASSEMBLY/MANUFACTURING the way people shop for office supplies. This Is a .'• Mne. Fa/mlnglon HJU. 851-9640 Growing va/ve manufecturer In Wut-. to sell subscriptions to this om has Immedlale openings lor'as- ground floor opportunity for associates who want a . newspaper. You cati earn $4:25 to IN ACROWP? _.ACTlVrrY ASSISTANT sembfy 4 manufscturing operations. fast track opportunity for success and growth.- For ShenerVvj Arms Osy Care Cen­ We are a people oriented company $6 or even rnore per hour! Plus; ter. Experience with older soVU with no lay-offs In over 30/yra. Com­ Apply In Person: 9:00 aim.-5:00 p.m.lMon.-Fri.) preferred Hours are Mon-Frt. 12,4, petitive pay A benefits. ExoeOent ad­ you will be gaining experience as a Try These For det&lis. can Oawn si «46-1040 vancement opporluhrty. 2nd shtfl OFFICEMAX An Equal Opportunity Errpioyer only. No phone cans please. professional Telemarketer. We Apery In person al Mac Valves. Inc. 24725 Southfleld Road Act Now > Beck fid.Wl«o m Southfleld, Ml 48078 need you if you're self-motivated An F. an 4pm. B2S-74M _A_Th:s wu be en ad *n.s an. "Y^reO*1 sts/ on the left tJ-^d C«A h*jrt on tht left rs.->a i SOME80DY SOMETIME NBDBank, N.A. is accepting applications ©bflteri>er.& Eccentric W«« c! L"«J sd »nd tsil to Ihe ASSISTANT ^* *<$• o< ts* ad «-*d i«it to tM .^ 18320 Mfddlobelt STORE MANAGEMENT for Part-Time Tellers. These positions offet r^.t sd* ci y-e *d. nisit is sti Hfi r>j.M t:<<«of trtai ad. If text rs, s:-:m»i riso Id Is looking for a mature, pro­ a competitive salary and benefit plan, in­ NEWSPAPERS, INC. ever n «-5 «-sp *.'0u^d IU bottom t>tt -i *ri> »^ap around t>< bottom 477-1262 fessional end aggressive IndvlduSI ofthas'.sr ol t^e f-esrt for our store* kt the Deuoft e/ca. cluding paid vacation. You must be avail­ 36251 SCHOOLCRAFT ADlAhss .--'.-.•. able for three weeks of full-time training'. The Id I* a women's sportr«Mr ipo- P.O. BOX 2428 cn.ty store which caters to the con- Apply In person Monday through Thurs­ FACTORY JOBS vonilonal 'mVided women of the LIVONIA,MICHIGANT 48151 -0428 80s. They offer ss'ary common- day from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at any Of -^^:^..-4^ $ is $ + • • Immodia'e oponlngs sursta »ftn *iporiv«*. an excd."«nl the following NBD branch locations: V.'e at an Kjgii eppdrturt^'e.f.pioy rr • AX shifts ivarsb>e bon«1t pisn 4 career saS-sncoment ^ Calnowl • • West Chicago - Telegraph (3131 <«-7600 Ir.'.erosted candidstes thrxM con- • 6 Mile - Inkster ACA » • tsclLfeaal {313)522-3330 T M tmp'0),n-'ent People • Middlebclt-U Mite Just ask your, friendly classified No FM .. • -. • • * Id • Farmington Office AOWINISTRATIVt ASSISTANT- An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer • Grand River - Fenkcll PART TIME needed for Region*) ASSISTANT TO Customer .Service • Inkster Office ' If you have salesperson to add one; to your > Mar.SvMjr of Nstuisl Wonders, a rj- Minsgw-'ktut! >-«v* good commu­ tur* and science'g:fl slorfc Mull be nication slfs 4 be ccvnfoHabSe with Ar\EquilOprx)a'unl1yEmplO)cl M/F . . ' ab-'a to work indepenitey, be orgs-, computty*. Fiec?Jont ra'jes. No NO PMON.E CAllS. PLEASE classified advertisement todgyl nktd a-'VJ f\ave good aAaSt'**/. *.id hesnh bWv/i;>. 13 Mee/SouthWd COrr^nunlcatWvi sklf.J. Computer ex- ares. C»s Ma;gs/et S4u-!O00 & flair for perwd Hours end sal­ There is a $5.00 set up charge ary ru>}3U«bi«. Send resume pt W- ' ATtENOANTS . 1«f of application to: Nsljral WorvJ-. Female or Male. LwiwJ's:* opsn- ers. 127«3 SlSfk Bd. S>t* 115. ings'for M-t!m» and psrt-H-na posi­ Uvoni*, Michvjen, 4« 150 tions. CrJ tor a persons! Worvlew .for yoitr attention getter symbol, *'th IN* Gsoersl Alansgor. Colony A0 SPACE - TROY/BRM.N'GltAM, Clr Wsst. Pfj-moutX Ml. 454-10tt JUpKaVjj pro\en pub':<>'Jons. i but then it will run as many times*; 25%{Onvni!.v c>-vs p»ul kvCertfret • ATTENOANIS MACHINE Fu"! tm», « horr^msVrr* some production machine ox- or h*.-xK»pp*d ptc^i* mho cannot V.•!«lr«•nt^er¾^.t^S<>p'^ 474-7355 perionco. Wo!l-rriotivated In Otl 0-,110 work VVor*. part tlfie for iCPeiinuy. westuna is now acceptnig CALL TODAY APPUC3ATION~ ~ Purpij HeArt. ft«i!V4 Ut. No tnvet- divlduols intoroslod in-a toanv applications fo; lull and part-iuT^p vo Invoh-ed. No s^/cg C*4 onvltonmohtAvliorohardwork PROORAMER MANAGER Moor<1,».5pm. »28 4572 and brain power aro apf>tocl- allorations people. Experience in mon's GtoviV\g rr^'tl-dNtsJon «-mfsny dled, should sond a (osume or alterations dolplul . ar-cVkig n-^cro comp-Zfr »pp.in prc9ramm?>r »"Ji BS-'B-N In *5»l» ATTENTION wotk and waao hlslory to our 'prrxes»"vj, mUl-T.um 5 >TS ol *>pe- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Madison Holghts P.O. box. Apply ift person, JCPennoy Personnel rwoe in fnsrv.l«l (ppnca^yi de­ knTrvt-Ttta op*.-.:ng«. si sNTt* for Office. vVostlswd Malt only. Monday sign. prog»a.T.-rMg a,id h*rd»sr« Atwr**** A 0;r*ll l*bor*r*. Personnel l ©teeite & Eccentric Support In netirork ^vVoiv,^»r<1. Post-'t-'e permer'Wl pos-'ivyM. Cr. exterior, »n Of ADUNES: S P.M. TUESDAY r03 THURSDAY tOniON IS P.M. Ffi-OAY F0a t.'ONPAY EDITION I Ob:-?wf;r»w»^ii^Myi.i«iiLVi>i|«fij^fp»||Wr!»nn^«»M»»|«Bli|lli II|,Iiny»>i|U>|i»»w>mfj|i'»m•imniiiilijnl i>pw»| li»in^ il L7vorYSM14J150 Rd, Farmlngion. A IOC* O&E Monday, April 13,1992 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted FARMER'S INSURANCE OfiOUP GOLF COURSE 8TARTERS - expe­ EARN»4-44mrt rienced persons »ho want to sup­ CUSTOOlAN/PART TIME ORIVEftS t* developing Insurance agencies. CNC LATHE OPEftATOR Nation'* largest home cleaner*. No plement their Income-on their off For office kt manufacturing plant DO YOU NEED Commuter Ttansportallon BuOdma We */• interviewing college grads DIE DESIGNERS evening*, weekend*. Car necessary. hour* (or large apartmont commuril- Experlenca . not neoeeaary. Onry 633. E. SerVtcVor. Metro Airport who want lo start their own busl- 3WEEK Redtord mvmfephjrer »eek» CNC Opportunity fpr designer wilh me- Temperary Medical Insurance Paid vacajlqn*, hbftday*, dental. i In Farmlngton Ki2t. The IndMdu- hardworking 4 dedicated people (next to Sunoco) Now accepting ao- nesa. Start pert tlma without oMng Lathe Operate*. Candidate musl ohanlcal engineering background. 442-4243 X9*l>h»*W>*- ' 471-0930 j* iWed must ttv* on-site. Apply In need appry «t 44700 Orend PJW, p8caUon» lor evtver* wtth chevfler up your present employment Cuss­ CLERICAL PROJECT have exporter** oo CNC lathe. Experience with fryvtg die* 4 rol DRIVER person Mon-FrL 830-5pm. Nmur>fcabon company CLEANING KELP WANTEO-; . MJ 44135. or calftt3-4?5-02W local ,r»st growing rievr company spodmen pick ups In the Detroit and Experience required (4-5 year it to Food Sales-. .^-,- eoced onr/ heed apply. Call^ Scott •! aumeloBox544 '. has IremedlaJe opening for axHvldu- ' Part time to alert,.' Good- etartlnj Observer * Eeoentrvc NewspapeV* : Arl Equal 0r>por1un«y EAiployef knt Hke UPS and RP 3 - good surrounding areas. '. micro processor-type drcuft boa/d between rjOCO-IPM, •;.' 643-9730. \ ¢) »t»ed In oustomer service prg- assembly, debugging., diagnostics i^ INDEPENDENT: wage, Great opportunity. Can Oa)e 34251 Schoolcraft M. ; wages, fair' treatrhent, good equip- : oesj'ln a fast paced emrtronrnenl DIR6CT-CARE menl • fwme every nrta. Must be 25, Applicants must have high >chool and lasting -with scope.' Excellent PLYMOUTH • SALON. - under new' UvoniaM144l50 • •You"must poasea.exceOent orej/ ^CONTRACTORS ,Ol!c*-; CI EAN1NG HELP 4-* year* esperl- wrttteh 4 data entry *k»a. TMa pos> .', STAFF .'-":•?:: physical 4 d/ug aCreon, 4 have COL. driving record preferred. . •..-•, 3I3484-J420. or mal lo: 1245 Chi- " $700 WEEKLY tloris for ha> styflsta wfih or wrihout , tlon *fl lead 1o addflionar fesponsl- We4 managed group fyimeaTrervtng enc* in office Owina 4 (tripping , COMPLIANCE OEPARTMEWT cego Road, Troy, M( 46043 • TV* Is what our current sales people clientele, roll or part Urn*. OaJ: .--.'-.. bistte* aa you! lear*< the. Wind |oo oVrttopmehlalr/ disabled advit* hir­ floors. Part tlnia UronI* 4 Farmlng- : PflOFESSrONALj . ' Drop u» a note end tea us why we lniere»l*3' candtdatos ahoutd call average- let HoKdav Farm* teach 455-3100or . atler9pn». 691^9)37 (unctJorux Please *$hd resume » ing skBed, taring person* wtth high '.ENGINEERINGCLERK. V lonHrr.*. Must have tar. .438-1879 NatlorrwJde atook. broterege «rm ; shcvM hire you 4 where we can can (3137525-1060 to recfuest an appa- you how, to ea/fj IWs kind bl kneome, cover letter to; CT8 IWtel; 7 S. Per­ school dp4oma7GEO & excellent Responsblle person lor'engtneertng has a new Opening m the. ••'.• you. Onr/winner* ahouM apply to: catkxi. _' •'-.- • '.••-. 'i : For Interview CO NEW W. Bloomfie/d tafco looking ry, Pontlac. VH 44342. Attv-Custom- drMng record.' Various *hms: Excel­ derfeal duties. Full time, lul bene- CLEANING - PART TIME. On 1 Compflancfl Oepirtmenl Reeponal- DRIVERS,Box«74 .• ••."--'-•- Mr. Antooea after 10am at: (or llceni*d;'^*ssi«i*nts, haiA erServloe.Operltlona. •: ' lent benefits. CaR 10am-4pm; lita. Send resume to: Unk Er^glneer- evenings avertable. Farrfjlnglort HUH btJHJe* wtl tncfude: Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* dressers wilh clientele, make up.' erea.Dependability • mutt. Cal BellevUle: 499-6M3 699-3406 '/ ' ROCHE '- In8 Co. 43855 Ptymouth Oak* Blvd. arlilt A receptionrst. Pleas* c*» :•• 1 Mor^torlng ouatorner* aocounl* Dearborn His.: , 277-8193 36251 SchootcraflRd. . -.' ,471-5696.- Mon.-FrL9arri-4pm,.' :':'• 977-4181 CUSTOM REFINISHING SHOP Plymouth Ml. 48170 •'•".•:•.' A :. :.••'.-:• ':;. 639-1234 • Monrtofoa broker* aoMUei . kjiWng (or an axpertenoed wood Redtord; . ' ' 537-9054 ,.. '.Uvonla Ml 48150' BIOMEDICAL • FULL TIME ; :- ClEANiNO PEOPLE NEEDED'- • Verifying IhaT rulee 4 regulation* furniture repair . person. * Plymouth Westiand: ' * . -326-4394 ENGINE «V. TRANSMISSION Me­ * TOOOLEA TEACHER POSITION ;- HAiRASS«TAHT3. - Events,-aom* Weekends, Mon.- Vnpoaed by the ftrm 4 regulatory :. DRIVERS NEEDED .' - LABORATORIES area. -. 455-3993 MECHANICS NEEDED chanic* needed for west *We Chev­ Require* a Bachelor* Degree m ear- Inhovetlv*;contemporaryaaion. •' Fri. 5525 per hour. Savings Bond/ - bodea are being loftowed . rolet dealership. Benefits 4 retire­ ry chM development or related field. Benefits, professional educaCon. TNa poettlon wW Incfude working DELIVERY DRIVER/WAREHOUSE DIRECT CARE STAFF Heed a>owri tool*. Mual know Bono*. WK train. Cel ' -• 583-2960 Previous' experience with develop- Chrysler. Cal. -• . 691-2325 • 32427 Scnoolcraft Road - ment available. Appfy In person at tperience required. ResponslbiKty Only commuted appfy at with ©orhpariy attorney*. Candi­ experienced, -straight truck opera­ Holiday Chevrolet, 30250 Grand PALAXZOlO SALON 545-0060 CLEANING PERSON • part-lime (Of date* ahoutd have t Sacftekx'* de­ menlaSy disabled pretorred. Excel­ Uvonla, Ml 48150 kxiudes direct care ol todtf^ra. tor,' heavy krtlhg, mirtmum 23/yr*. lent benefit package, a vaftabl*, plus OftlVERS River, Farmlngton Hfls. 474-0500 Viter-action with parents and super­ apartment compfe* in Fermlngtori gree, preterabry In accounting. Ideal old. Oooo pay 4 benefit*. Clean iiairJng provided (or those.who Now hiring at 10 MBe/Orcfiard Lake vision of staff- ..; »H;HJ.C*JJ Mon-Fri 10arh-5pnV candidate wfll already be 8«rto* 7 4 MVR,C0L,6assCtloen**. . '. Equal Opportunity ' ENYIRONM ENTAL 4 EOUCAT ION. HAlRORESSERASST .: 478-0324 uallty. 44.25 thru 45.45 to start, Ptoe Hut. Earn good money. Flexi­ .-•-•• Employer M/f/H/Y' 43 tceneed. Interested candklatei Send resume lo: 31762 Enterprise, ble hour*. New store. ... 474-4682 Part time or fu« time Sales Rep Farmlngtbn HIHS. Opportunity to ahoutd aend reaume la or further Information call between ^FULLTIME Uvonla, Ml 44150 , ? ORIVERS -' excellent starting pay. needed. UnCmlted Income potential. grow. Must be licensed. 651-9043 CLEANING POSITIONS AVAILABLE . CompSano* Opt. Trainee 11am 4 2pm weekdays. Resumes to: Rep, 3731 Bucking­ .'- ASSISTANT TEACHER • •• Uvonla Group Home great benefits, quarterly bonuses Early eveningi. tu» and pert lime. P.O.Box779 -.•••• ham. Berkley, Ml 48072 --" Position lor toddler*. Requires ex­ Connie .' 691-9239 modern *r ride t/ec1or*.woekly pay Men and women needed, Dearborn .•".••:--OettoH, Ml 44231-- DELIVERY DRIVER/FULL TIME DRIVERS: OTR perience:. : ~; • - JLA1R»RESSER NEEDED and downriver areas. J82-2350 Mutt have excellent drtvtng record. Yvonne ' 522*128 with advances, assigned dispatcher, ESCROW MANAGER Reliable, dsentet* preferred. Farm- COMPUTE* PROGRAMMER tStoatart. 241-9600 Canton tiroup Home .V Tractor/TraHer good liatfic lanes that get youA mak* trtfe Insurance company In PART TIME ' tnglon Has Salon. 653-2370 CLERICAL POSITION »Vaftab1e M Ptymouth Area. IBM Mainframe a»- Olane . 397-2677 home. Celadon Trucking. . •.- . . Troy ks aceepOng resumes IrOm AiOES 4 SUBSTITUTES time In fait paced professional oft- aemWer a moat. DOS, VSE, SQL. 4 DELIVERY PERSONS • Ooor. 2 Door - BeflavU* Group Home SrriaJ, private, • St .Lout* based 1-600-729-9770 experienced Escrow Proteeslonals. for preschool, loddlors, and Infants HAIRDRESSERS v now hiring (u* 6 - fee. Mull have dear speaking voice COBOL • ptua. Reply tot Box « 404 Restaurant delivery. Immediate Jim .699-5119 trucking company (terminal In Dear­ Respond lo Box 646 part time rcensed Styast* lor Salon a out-goig personality. Able to work . ' . • ORIVERSNEEOEO - Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* openings. Rochester Aroy. Mual use MalnOtflo*' . born, Ml., aeeka experienced OTR Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Apply at Seton-infant Child Car* In KeegO Harbor 4 Lrrcnla veas. every other - Saturday.'Sanvipm. Immodiala openings for Drtvera lor Guaranteed hourly rate. Conlect 34251 Sohootorafl Bd. own car. Good pay. . 650-4368 v 471-5410 Driver*. : -.: ....;-. 34251 Schoolcraft Rd. Center . St Vlncenf and Sarah 'Appfy al 28580 Orchard lak* Rd.. newslands. carriers and dealers. UvonU Ml 44150 Uvonla Ml 44150 Fisher Center, 29475 lnkster Road. Mary 547-7690 : • Suite 105 between Mom. only. DEUVERY/TRUCK. DRIVER rapidly DIRECT CARE WORKER, part time MUST HAVE good IranjportsUoo Requirements: Eo^alOpfxifWtyt^nptoyerM/F FarmlngtonHUta -- .. ' »2-3214 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS want growing distributor offering growth positions wilh variable (hlfts. to (large tar or truck pretorred) and HAIR DRESSER3 (wUhCUentela) 4. ed. COL aoense required. Apply In opporturtty. Must have excellent work wtth development any disabled MUST BE knowledgeable with th* ESTIMATOR NEEDED lot- busy Shampoo Persons needed lor W: 'CLERK-PART TIME • 23 year* of age An Equal Oppbrtunlty Employer. pereon: 12730 Sfark ftd, Uvorva, drMng record 4 COL. This U a.tut people. 45.42 to start, is.72 wilh OeaTbom and . Dearborn Heights moving company. Apply Tuesday: BloomBeld salon. Ask lor JuCe'Y.: (or labr 'K ahop. aome eves. 4 week­ • Good driving record .- between 4*m-3prrt. lima entry level position with bene­ DMK training. 459*664.427-7919 areas. Can lor Interview. 1825 Bonaire, Royal .Oak,' 12 Mile 5 626-9417 — Or 66M242 end* required. For Information. ask • AM* lo pass DOT physical - No Phone CaB Accepted! . fit*. CaH 12rtoon-4pm . 934-0444 An' Equal Opportunity Employer . DEARBORN TIMES HERALO Campbeflarea. .;- tor the Manager 464-7220 CONSTRUCTION TRAINEE - drug screen" .-..544-4000 :-,- . HA1RORESSER w,ih cOentete. rent DELIVERY/WAREHOUSE • Al least 1 year verifiable FURNITURE INSTALLER space. Birmingham salon. Ask lor »10-»15/hr . DIRECT CARE WORKER . EXPERIENCED CLOSING SECRETARY . A Walletf Lake/Yflxom area aervtoe For resprta group home (or develop- .experience' DRIVERS Permanent part lime and Tom or Tony 644-2257 For Real Estate Firm. Must be expe­ Can 557-1200 EXCELLENT Contract furnltura eompariy is seek­ State Licensed 4 Bonded " company la looking for neat and mentaSy disabled In Wast Bloom- • COL fcense wtth hat-mat Summer Drivers needed. Must be rienced ki U phAje J. tnckxHna ' dependable (ndMduaH lor+ta.DoOv. endor somen! ing an Installer with a minium ol 2 HAIRDRESSER wilh clientele, rent »9.5Fee JNI BoM. Afternoon and- mldnrta shift 21, have good drMng record. Apply ;J0BS.-v - years experience wtth AH Steel, Hon, preparing closing statement* 4 doc­ eryAVarehouse DopL You should ava.table. MORC training helprul. or In person wilh drNers license and space. Birmingham salon. Ask lor ument J. and processing FHA, VA 4 enjoy pubOc contacl, be at least 19 Benefits Include: : and WmMe systems. "Immediale Tom Of Tony. «44-2257 COSMETOLOOlSTa NEEOEO • will traJn. $5.25-45.75 per hour. . social socurity card al 15001 Fogg. AVAILBLE opening Please send resume to:. cortvenllonal sales. tor Uvonla, 1 for Famington. Pay t» years otd and have a good drMng CallKkn, .'-••- .'. 455-0239 Ply moot Mu*S. - Thurs.. 9-3. : • Cafl Doug Hardy. • •••.'• 534-2000 record. This. Is aft antry level posi­ •'CompeWve wages' WESTBORN MARKET . : Business Resources, inc. HAIRDRESSER wanted • IS M time 60S o( whatever you make. COen- AtIrv Human Resources lor a change? Esiabflshed salon teleweloom*. 274-4341 tion provWr« opportunity for < Haafjh, tie, dental insurance ORtVERS * Trans Service Corpora­ 2245 Woodward. Berkley • CNC-BORING MILL OPEATOR advancement Can - -. 347-3689 DISPATCHER . • Weekly pay.---. tion Is how hiring OTR team drivers : Fu« 4 Part Time Help Needed. PO80X6079 - wilh earthy people. Orvy those with wanted (OeYfieg Bendlx Sy»lem &). COUNTER; DRY CLEANERS • Bonus program to run out ol the Danny Herman Tor.- • aORAL DESIGNERS Ann Arbor, Ml 48107-4079 - clientele need appfy. Call Tues. thru An Equal Opportunity Employer Days, overtime, must be experi­ Matured person preferred. Even- DIRECT CARE- MORC prele/red. Tfandril "Healjh .Laboratories.- a • Home every 7-10 rlay* minal in Lincoln Park, Mi.'ExceUont • FLORAL SALES 6*t..9am-3pm.Westland 326-147«. enced. Delta Research, 3297 1 Capt- s. BenetKa. 14 MBe 4 FarmlnatOft Must h«v* refiaWe IransportaMon. treatment pay 6 benefits. . •STOCK . leader In ihe.cf>nlcaJ laborstory In­ • Vacations FURNmjRE STORE needs a htohfy HAIR STYLING Salon Management. . tot. Livonia.' '= 241-4400 Call. .•••', 455-2W2 1-6W443-8454 . . • CASHIERS R1: Pteaae can Certified Temporary dustry, has a fun time opening on • Assigned tractors .... moUvated - self-starting M time Mature, dependable, motivated, li­ An Equal Opportunity Employer •Staffing- '' 332-5700 our sflemoon shift. This Distribution • DEL] stock person who can work w/W* censed, or formerly- Uvonla area- COUNTER HELP WANTEO If you want to Join a company who • MEATCUTTERS Mature per»on wanted for dryer position demands a highly motivat­ supervision: Apply at leaker Furni­ Artiste •: 549-6649' DIRECT 6ARE STAFF . ed, detail oriented Individual that treat* you Kke a person, not lus I an­ DUMP TRUCK ORIVERS Please can 274-4100 -. •".,• CNC LATHE cleaner* located at Sheldon/Ann Neodod for group home In Canlon. COL (eq-J'red local delivery. Full or ture. 29055 Ptymouth Rd.. Uvonla. . can handle multiple tasks wtth abso­ other number, can 1-600-849-1253 EXCELLENT. OPPORTUNfTY .- Ihe HAIR STYLIST' " Arbor ftd. In Ptymouth. This tt a FuJ 4 part time afternoon*. . Mon. - FrL; 9^4 and ask (or Larry. part bme postions. Apply In person, ^ Eipedence requited, immediate part time Thur*., Frl., S*L aflemoon lute accuracy and dependability. following trainee poaltlorts.are now GATE ATTENDANT. W. Bloomfitld Oukes FamOy Hair. Shop. Iu8 or part ' Call Pam 455-2042 Responsibilities Invorve continuous 8am-11am, Mon-Thur», al: Bushel openings In Farmlngton HSIs. AJ posfttori Exoeflent pay. K Interested, Slop. 1512 S. Newburgh. Westland. open. Tool 4 Die, 0.0. 4 10. grind­ apartment eommontty Wring de­ time. Clientele waning.. Redtord. sh^s avafiabl*. PERMANENT JOBS apply Indian Village; Cleaner* or call DIRECT CARE STAFF communJcaUons between our. cfl- DRIVERS er, polisher, 4 tWe InstaBer. AH posi­ pendable. moUvated IndMdual lor Uvonla area- ' -531-6597 Canton group home. Must hay* high ents and drivers, if you hav* cus­ EARN UP TO 48 AN Ha tion* Include a benefit package 6 part time. Weekend /evening >, G at e- . lor o^aWed Individuals. CaB lodayl • ;.'. .- . 945-4049 HAIRSTYltST - kchool dlptoma and good.drMng tomer service, tralflc and dispatch No experience nocesjaryr . Hart at 45. hr. 4 up. Mutt be Oak­ houie Attendant Apply in person,- (313)442-7400 Fua or part uma.-tor busy Canton COONTER POSITION record. A« female cflent*.. 45*-9S# experiej$e pkis the desire and drive OWNER/ : land County resident 6 low Income. Aldsngbrook* *partment* on Drake • .. , ADIA . - 2 Shift* Available tam,Ty oriented salon. Salary and Dry Cleaner* part-time In Farming- to succeed, this may be the oppor­ Call Tim at Century Comfort . • To see if you quality, cat 691-4437 Rd.K. Of Maple. Mon.- Frl. 8-6. . "the Employment People ,* tunity you' re' looking for. . .OPERATORS commission. Vacation and Hooday NoFee ton area. No experience necessary. DIRECT CARE STAFF, men 6 wom­ •474-2744 "..'• ForkMervtewcaJMIkeak 473-0111 en over 18, no experience.neces­ EXPERIENCED CAULKER . GENERAL HELPER pay. Call Unda, . 981-6190 sary, Farmlngton area, CaH between COAST . ELECTRIC PANEL WlftEPERSONS Fun-time tight ma^tenanco tor CNC MILL 4 LATHE OPERATORS • For Immedate consideration please Wanted to do caulking around HAIR STYUSTSfUoensod FuS/part CRAFTS. TYPE peraoo required tor 9-3weekd*y», ,. 474-4111 . ftEFRIGERATED TRUCKING . 4 WELDERS NEEDEO Farmlngton Hifls apt compkix.' noeded day end night ahlft*. Over- appfy In person or »end resume to: twtmmlng pools. Musi have trans-, tirr*. We offer paid advance training time 4 benefits. Apply In person *L wedding 4 prom garter assembly In Fuit4ime position available at North- portetion. Call Frank. 669-9070 Call Mon-Frl. 9-5pm. 451-0111 t* looking lor Owner/Oporalora to 4 hospitalfat'orL Guaranteed hourly 41225 Plymouth Rd., Prymouth • Wayne. Bead 4 hand/aye coordina­ DIRECT CARE STAFF . NATIONAL HEALTH vtUe' Manufacturing company. Some An Equal Opportunity employer Needod for part-time positions, al Join our oorr^any to transport over­ wage plus bonus. John ryan aisod-. tion a must Kr*. flexible, working LABORATORIES experience necessary. Starling FILE CLERK NEEDED. •" »ma» group home, In Plymouth and sea refridgereted contalnera be- GENERAL LABOR ales ' t-800rSS2-48TO : .. - " COLLECTOR • . period approx. 3 mo*. 45/hr. 13250 Northend wage 56 00 hr. ExceSent Benefit*. To file - Invoices, answer busy must be fam3lv with fa> debt col­ Call between 9am-Spm. 724-22M Dearborn Height* area. Must be ful­ rweon Michigan and the E*jlCoast A ppr/ in person at phones^ ddlnccfnlng and Outgoing Maintenance 4 MachlnlsL . (N. ot 6 Mle. E-'of Coolidge) > . For more Information HAIR STYLISTS neodorl lor chfl- lection law. Experienced only. Fu9 ly WCLS or MORC trained. Current andback. . ' BELANGER. LNC. ' ' man. Redlord area. Please send CUSTOMER* SEJW1CE represente- n CPR/Flrst Aide. High School Oak Park, Ml 44237 Cas 543-6671 drenshalr sa>xi opening *obn m .time. .- 324-2439 1001 DOHENY CT, NORTHVllLE. brief resume 10: BOx 614 Applogate Square, Southllekl. • Uvesneeded: Must have exceoenl Graduate or GEO. Can, 569-4929. . NO PHONECALL8 PLEASE - It you have the /oCowtng- Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Ca.1 356-4728 verbal communication skHli, profes­ between9amto 5pm. . Equal Opportunity Emplover • 2 year* experience .36251 Schoolcraft Rd. sional appearanoe and attitude, and SOFTWARE ENGINEER : •V-COLLEGE • ; M inortty'FemaJe/H andicappod/Vet • Reefer experience Specialty machine bulldet seeks a . Uvonla Ml 44150 ' ~ * GENERAL LABORERS • ". HAIRSTYLISTS: » desire 10 work hard, tf youVe mter- • DOT certification K yoy'r* a high achool grad. ages Barbers or Beauticians. We nood ested. between'the ages of 14-21 DIRECTOR. ' . . ' • DISPATCHER sottwar* eog^^eer tor a unique.' STUDENTS • Clean drMng record. challenging poMiion. The successful FITTER. WELDER . 14-34, and would like lo get In on help.at a very busv shop.-Cfentele and a resident ol Wayne County {not GRANTSOONOR RESEARCH" Prefer IndMdual with package deliv­ Abaty tb work with fabrication and ery background • knowledgeable of • COLkense candidate win be a serf-starter, abte the ground level ol one ol the larg­ Waitingl The na-he ol Ihe shop tt: $8.50 STARTING Det/oft) can for an appointment : < 1945 or newer tractor assembly prints.- Experienced only.. est employer* In the U. 3-.. caH; SHARE YOUR HAIR - ChtJdrens Hospital o( Michigan has trte GENERAL SHOP fsbrio^l.lng press . COMING SOON loe work. Part time/temporary. Journalism.- 3-5 year*, writing, re­ ripenings lor dependable floor main­ - HEAD COACH 4 UFE GUARDS : available lo purchase'.- fiexible enough lo handle change, operalor 4 rx>ss.t>!e>r< -261-6655 casual comlortabie clothing tor UvonlaMI44150 FOSTER PARENT8 N EEOED i cornmerdaJ glass. Appfy: Hender- women 4 men. Our stores have * Professionals (NSFRE), and Michigan Association An Equal Opporturity Employer Si. Vmcent 4 Sarah Fisher Center In lor Hospital Development (MAHfiD) DOG GROOMER - Experienced (qj OrCaJl: aon'Glass.'31205 Grand Ftfver Ave. HEYMOMSI 'cottage" atmosphere using wood­ NOW IS THE TIME TO Farmmglon Hins r%ods lovtng dedi­ Farmlngton Hids en law/v chairs, picnic tables, MAKEYOURMOVE tsprtferted. pet shop*. Full 4 part lime. Apply In 1(400» 746-1145 cated people to provide a positive KIDS IN SCHOOL? ENGINEER WANT TO EARN EXTRA $ 7 "squeaky" screen door* 4 even the • PROQRAMMER ANALYST person,.ask tor Sue, AmaUng ­ Sr. Manufacturing: BS degree with lemlfy tfe expertonce lor children APARTMENT COMPLEX In Ca-non mals. 36374 Ford Rd.-.Westland. - DRIVERS FLEXIBLE HOUAS sound of loonsl We offer competl- • SYSTEMS ANALYST tf quaJir

116 Insurance 9 Aluminum Siding 27 Brick, Block, Cement 27 Brick, Block, Cement 33 Bldg. & Remodeling 42 Carpet Cleaning 61 Decke-Patioa 81 Floor Service 102 Handyman Male/Female Alltypes ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION AAA CUSTOM BRICK WORK PA1SANO CONTRUCTION: Ortve- HAWKINS BROTHERS BUILDERS & Dyeing Sunrooma All Hardwood Floors Akimlnum/vlnyl siding, trim, gutters, SpectalLdng in alt masonry repair* 6 w*y*. basement lloor a, porches. • New conslructlon 4 remodeling. InslaSog 4 Refinlshlng hardwood REPAIR, SERVICE OR REPLACE replacement window!, doors, new construction brick sidewalks. patio's, brick 4 block work. Qua.!!/ Licensed 4 Insured. Serving the ALPINE CARPET service 2 rooms 4 0ECKMASTERS, INO, Custom floors. • •'• - 421-7076 Plumbing. EJectrica), Mortar. Ooore, $$ SAVINGS-$$ decks, garages, repairs. Lie/Ins. Also chimney 4 porch repair*, brick Work. 25 yr*. experience. Licensed area lor 14 yea/a 442-0630 has, 435: truck mour.ted equtoment. BuSders Additions. Florida Rooms. Locks. Ejitarlor Pointing. FreeTJI. Ken. 421-3818 edition* 4 gtasa block. Free Est. 6 Insured. 473-1161"or 478-1437—- Any sola »30. Any loveseat tii. Any Decks. Retaining Wait*. Concrete 4 ALL WORK OONtj BY OWNER Gordon: . 636-2854 CONTRACTORS Referrals *v*S*bl*. chair 520. Peak of c«ean. 422-0258 Brick Patios (313)69M640 Hardwood door*. re/Waned.- in- INSURANCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ca.1 Keith 477-9673 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . staled 4 repaired. High Quality RSCARPENTRY • on aJ Cement work. Drives. Garage IT COSTS NO MORE VTCTOR'8 CARPET CARE Spodal- work, reasonable rates. 2« I -4344 Siding, trim, gutlers, roofing. . HOME IMPROVEMENTS 650-8800 replace winodwS 4 door* AA SMALL JOB SPECIALIST floor*, etc.. Pay nothyig ur lob Is ...to got trJng m Host Dry extraction carpol DECKS Licensed EkrWer - Handyman Heritage Home Improvement 25 Yr*. Reputable. QuaSty Work complete 6 you're satisfied. Lie. 4 cleaning. Serving the West/North­ LlC INS. . MOONIIOHT FLOORS * Trim > Rough Carpentry • Dry We.1 Anything In Cerrienl, Brick or-Block m*. Free Estimates. 261-2818 • 1st class workmanship. west Area, Free Estimates 397-1714 Ca.1 John 522-5401 Hardwood Floor Specialist 123 Janitorial AH Repairs , UC.4ln*. 353-4642 FIRST PLACE WINNER ol Additions • Dormer*. 105 Hauling needs. Call today Tor our contract 92 Furniture rate .. 354-9664 ALUMINUM VINYL SlDNNO . •Kitchens'Bath*. ; AAA CARPET REPAIR Porcli & Concrete . ""• Porch Enclosures, etc. S ame DaySery. AS Work Gu ar. 62 Doors FOR A LOAD OFF YOUR MiNO Rooting G J. KeRy Construction. »* All types cement work * * Finishing & Repair 33 Bldg. & Remodeling Thank you (or 21 yr* ot loyaty Can Take-A-W*y Trash Service COMMERCIAL OFFICE CLEANING Lhr. 4 Ins Day»:r3l3}42J-5091 Specializing In: . HAMILTON BUILDERS OEALOiRECT-'NO MIDDLE MAN . Very Dependable. Ins./Bonded. A COMPLETE NEW LOOK REPAIR 4 REF1NISH FURNITURE 334-2379 Eves: (313) 645-0366 . Porches. Sidewa,> a, • Call 559-5590...24 r>r8. I son 4 Irvjtaa steel, wood 4 storm Any type of Caning and Rush Competitive Rates. Steps. Orfveway*. Reface your old cabinets, counter 626-4901 ' doors, windows 4 siding. Many ref­ 1 time pick-up*. Fasl service lops, ceramic tile/floora. Uc 4 Ins. basement removal, »pp!lancoa, coh- Al work Guaranteedl , AAA'S IN INST AL. 4 REPAIRS er ence s Ca.1 Alien 595-17 7 9 SIDING & WINDOWS Senior citizen discount, References Free in-home est. ' 755-4901 J.M. ROGERS CONSTRUCTION 661-5520 »tnxtlon, brush, etc lowest Prices 534-9174 " Uc ins. Free Estimates. * REAL OAK KITCHENS * All home Improvement/remodeflng. Pad avaflabi*. A» work Guaranteed. 451-2506 custom deck*. Finish or rewgh. Free References. 8 Yr*. Experience. 65 Drywall 96 Oarages A-1 HAUUNG - Moving. Scrap met­ 129 Landsceplng 427-5586 ADER CONSTRUCTION estimate. Can 24 hrs. 635-2216 Cad Dave . 421-4520 al. Cleaning basements. Garages. VINYL 6 Alum, siding. Gutters, trim, Addition*, kitchens, baths", *ld".no.'4 0RYWALL4PLASTERiNG Stores, ate. lowest prices In town enclosures, roofing 4 related work. AFFORDABLE TOP QUALITY mora30/yr«-«xp. - 524-1>99 CARPET INSTALLED 4 REPAIRS New 4 ropalr* Hand or epray. Tex­ . GARAGE DOORS Quick service: Free Eat. Serving AAAB&LLANQSCAPINO ORSINI BUILDING CO. 15 years experience. Pad available. v Masonery. 30 yr. Orfveways/SJde- QUALITY IS OUR PRACTICE Complete Line ot Home Improve­ turing. Aecomiical cell. Lie, Guv. & OPENERS Wayne 8 Oakland Counties. Cer.lral • HYDROSEEDINQd 471-2600 weika Khmntrft •Porchea. RebuM- . Evei-Weekend*-475-2894 ments. Additions. Dormer*, Ga­ 30 vrsejp. 543-0712: 682-7543 location. .' 547-2764 or 559-8138 Ropalr*. Klann Const Co. 635^020 471-3307 We set! 4 service as makes • Complete Landscaping A FAMILY BUSINESS . rages, Kitchen*, B»lhs; Roofa 4 ofgaregedoor* 4 opener* . CHEAP HAUUNG Service. Trees, Shrubs. 12 Appliance Service A FREE 4 FAIR ESTIMATE Decks. Basements Waterproofed 4 AH work guar. :- "•- P*rta41abor Clean, 4*4 pick-up. finished. 422-O350 55 Chimney Cleaning, 471-2600 on alt brick 4 clock repair* or altera­ RON DUGAS BLDG. New 6 repair plastering, Via move anylKng an)"*here. Retainer Walls, PHU'S APPLIANCE REPAIR tions. Chimney*." porches, - walls, ,: 6444 Crown - Uvonla • We'll beat your besi deal • taping, teitunjing. stucco. Ca.1 Sean 7144575 Brick Walkways, Decks, We repair aB major household app9- foundations, etc. Complete concrete • A PERSONALTOUCH • REC ROOM. KITCHEN 4 BATH Building, Repair Irjurancework One day service ancej. $10 of( t^e service caS with service. Uc 6 Insured. 534-1570 KITCHENS. VANITIES, COUNTERS SPECIALISTS. AH Remodoflng. LK5HT HAULING Old Lawns Reconditioned. tnisad • 1^00-559-1411 BASEMENTS. DOORS. Formic* 4 Laminate. 66 Electrical # SAVE MONEY'• B asemen I s, gar eges Ot tna GENERAL CARPENTRY- Spring Clean-up 547-6439 Angelo's Supplies WINDOWS A 6 A ELECTRIC FREE ESTIMATES 356-9664 15 Asphalt CONCRETE fiEAOYMDt 476-0011 Res 5 Comm.. brealer 4 fuse ADViRE YOUR YARD Lie. 6 Insured 28 Yr. Experience Chimneys SHAMROCKCOOn. 534-4653 HAUL IT YOURSELF pa.-wis, plugs, violstiorj. UC. low LIGHT 4 HEAVY DUTY HAULING Complete new 6 renew landscaping AMERICAN ASPHALT PAVING CO Buift new 4 repair/ Vilo2YDS . TRAILERS FREE Prices Free Est 'Anytime 544-7969 Basement 6 garages cleaned. Sodding 4 *oodlng. shrubs 4 trees. THE BEST FOR LE«' 421-5526 THINKING REMODELING Comp'et* underground aprWOof Will beat any price! 99 Quttera Rubbish 6 funvture removal Residential 4 Commercial CALL ABSOLUTEQUAHTY INSTALLS sysiems Irj'.ai'td a serviced. Timber Senior cfllien dlscouhl ALL NEW ALUM GUTTER3 , . 262-6814 478>1729 A KITCHEN SPECIALIST Residential - Qommerctal - 7 day* wa-ls 4 planlers, dock*, downspout Free Estimates: . 435-6928 Relating or New Cabinet i BERESH&RIEDEL Licensed 8 Insured. Seamless. 11 color* SPECIAL 4" sump burial Dra^iag* problem BEST CHIMNEY CO. HOME IMPROVEMENT licensed - insured • Guaranteed SPRING PRICES Also, standing -t REMOOELERS • ROOFERS 00MIH0C0N3T.CO..1NC. Olshwashef Inalaltatlon BEST CHIMNEY CO. ItVONlA ELECTRIC COMPANT •.HOMEOWNERS.-. SoMng work TiKtor work, grading, Formica Counler* SPECLUISTS seem copper over bey windows Lv bacliioework. - ASPHALT PAVING • 471-5132 . ' s'.ailed^iaa Ray. 358-0117 Smal size coniainer* lor disposal Since 1968 " -'• 557-5595 • 326-5025* 313-427-4500 LO. Parry 537-9275 TRUCKING P^sidontial 4 Coavrflfdal 557-5595 - AIL ELECTRICAL NEEDS ClEAN'NO. SCREENING, REPAIRS Tt<> *SIL fin dirt. sand, gravoi. «toORT BUILDING 39 Carpentry CHIMNEYS • PORCHES No iob loo ama-1. Sorvsce change 108 Hoaling 4 Cooling bark, and etc, . . ' 628-1222: 652-2112 Brick • &•€<* • Cement 4 Repair Concrete Work. Alterations. Roofing BRICK RESTORATION s.p«isl COamp lo lOOamp breaker HACKER SERVICES 474-6914 Over 20 Years Expertonce Gon. Contr. • Uc. 6 Ins, < Free Est. ABSOLUTELY ALL Home flepalre Fiebulit Repaired. Leaks Stopped. psnol «s k>« as 4300 Lie. 538-0779 471-2600 HEATiNO, AIR 4 DUCT WORK QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1948. After 5pm. 334-2138 Competitive pricing. 420-0230 Inslaiattons, Remodels. Basomenta, Tuck POtrjtlng. Flashings. C1ea.v>d 4 Hon*Jt. refsb!* work at a fair price A MASTER ELECTRICIAN COMPLETE GLITTER WORK . AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING EAGLE ASPHALT CONTRACTOR - Rotlrod/Ucohsed Dcckl, KMohona 4 Baths. Screened. All Work Guaranteed. . UCENSEOA INSUREO BMCK. BLOCK 6 CEMENT REPAIR ' For New 4 Od Work. 4 ROOF REPAIR BYLaCOURE Comm'l/Rcsd'l-Reas /Guar. , Con-.pie'.e Remodeling • HANOY-MAH-JOE Free Fjtijvatea- Licensed. Insured. • 464-0650 ' ' • . J Asphalt - Cktveweyt/Perklang lots. RosM I • CommT. Re-ncva c d shruts 4 butf<». fnste'l 423 5023 ' ; ".- 295-2011 Kitchen*. • bathrooms, additions, Licensed4 Insured . 684-747» . 828-2733 Walerprooflng Re*. 4 Convn Cal lor Free Eslimaie. . .522-4520 new landK4 ping Strip c-'-d sod 4 windows, encloseurss. awnings, etc. 4 543-9196 MICHIGAN ASPHALT PAV1NQ4 . 693-7522 '. • , 369-6096 A-1 CARPENTRY HIGH HAT CHIMNEY SWEEP 110 Housoctoanlng Ir.stal r*«. Grading Vvjtat custiyn SEAlCOATIIfG SALES Marv, 1>, 569-3734 mad* fKwer-i^^b beds, a' eel p1 as-, (CEMENT JOSS ONLY) Repairs loComctcle Romod»"ng • Ralncape, Oampora, Repe^a 81LL0KLER ELECTRIC -. AB8A Home or Office Cleaning -, , Res 4 Corwn. - Free Eat t tic edging Sprirg Oetvoci, Trim Drives, W»fka. Floors 4 Patios LICENSED 6INSUREO '' Guverileed no mess. Insured Res 4 Comm. • Uc 4.1ns. LIVONIA GUTTER Equlprr.enl 4 *uppr->l hxr.'shed Serv.oaiand.Cty. 645-2468 CALL JOHN ' 522-5401 Hc.(«'2r78r"454-3557 431-853} trees-shrubs, v-.nefl euslom decks, Porches. Step*. FUNraS* 6 Patching * CUSTOM CRAFT CARPENTRY * , Spco Hiding In cid hom«s. SEAMLESS GunERS • REPAIRS Rererences. Free Esti.-r.at6t brick Ki\*l/s, psttos. smal large Work Mysert, John. 533-8962 Comptete Home Improverr^rils ••' 624 6713 Sprlr-BSpods'sl Free Est. 474 6910 Bonded.Diane .-, 435-5911 Irees k.stat 5 aorvice Isivn;Irrlga- •Add.tlons •Oormqrs •Remods BARRY'S CARPENTRY SERVICE U-sn tysjwr.s Bv6d rtla'n.'.ng wals. . PAVEMASTERS COBRA CONSTRUCTION . ' 59 Commerclali OHMERGL/TTER SERVICE ARE YOU TOO BUSY TO CLEAN? Orslom Decks bathroom •Kitchen Baths. Basemenli. xitchen*. Cus: neofiTscji^cklCo. 354-3213 Save^n Spring- Boollngjl Ousirty • AD Types ol Cemer-.l Work LIGMTHOUSE ELECTRIC Gutters (MarM tcre-jr<>d-rfp4.Ved. Kay can lake th* pressor* eft >W O'ass 8(ock •Yrindow* footing • lom Docks. Free Est, Work Ouu. Steam Cleaning Fteitdsn'ial 4 Co-TVtxsrcial -. New Gutters - Roof RepsVa since; 1960. lave on resCrlecIng Resident!*!-Commercial • Free Est •Skiing Seamless Cutler* fencing W>.ii* Tornsdo Ce&nlog Concepls 12^* Exp.Ret. . 474-4559 UcrviSodAlniurod Free Eslirrj'ej 624 5357 AN AT ta^CTlVE OUTDOOR new construction, sw.'cosl'og. re- Lie & In*? 33 Yr*. Exp 595-4103 And ..Much, Much l4or*I BAR POWER SPRAY > Restonable4 Thorough 643-2J14 MASTER ELECTRICIAN - 613-2536 ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME pa'ri Cm the bostbo'or* the rest. BuncVl Lkyins • 20 Yra Exp- Comrr.trcral-riildenual. 6ldina. DOOONSKI CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRY - Gsblnets Inside 4 Grow Rte dn^n 4 service f.is 19 534-9525 645-0466 Free Est'fr.ates • Senior Discounts brick, drlvts, patlot. (r.leribr-exleri- pQAEElECTftiC 6 SUPPLY BfllCK BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK outsWa repair's. Add:tlon* 4 Remod- 102 Handyman MITU SERVICE, INC. >is preMvvonsi *t^ericr«< Cr^.. '- Call Anytime...474-5660 or, equ'pnvml mschlnory. 537-6315 LVttilc Contracting 4 Supplies I PORCHES.CHIMNEYS'8 , »20Van Own. Vi'a/re• 721-40-90 61 Decke-Palioi A-lltOMElMPROVTMENTS dean, ps'ni, or Lsnov.^pe !*-.>, cjslcn trick A aton* pal^oa 4 Waterproofing DRIVEWAYS, garages, walk*, CARPENTRY - FINISH OR ROUGH A9 home repair a, handyman w/20 ' your home or business Oi'l wa'Vua,-*, releimng w**-*. aorwilng DeGUISE CONST. cortVate aver sb>«. IO'-'I porchoa, foundations. Evick4 Block. Additions. Kichon*. Orywa.1. CW *. e>p , sid'ng. rool, fA»m . windo-* sys'.ems. vyirenn'at de^i bo3s ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOF IMG Sunrooma 72.Fences off with th!|»d lor hraltmo . licensed .565-7479 Free Est. > 2022 Guthrie St. Royal Oak *»ts, Pantries. Basemenl*. Oecki. door replacement; elc. 425-5782 Id's esrt/ 'Wd'cL'scounl.-Qvatity Guaranteed UNIVERSAL CEMENT CO. r ca^or* • Roofing • Siding • Door*»Window*. ' No )ob too smart" Uc. 522-2563 A BETTER FENCE work Hour prkxify. Froo Estimales ARTiSTIC Ct-.a'ft link. Wood Pilracy. DU IT-AU 0REAT REFERENCES! PelorMeutU 476-1565 FREEESTIMATE3 • Additions • Dormer* • Garages. M G re* fU a CH! 'oh 4 Sorv'r*. Exp Fr<* Est Reasonable Cl.1P«-Jl 591-4403or 471-4497 Ivgest, W9 handle tham aH with ree rooms, wtndo**, door* etc See Dspijy al Man'a Do-It Center - MOrilfAD 8 CLEANING SERVICE ANGELO'S euPPUES Ressor.ab's, Frc« Eat 937-2390 CHA'N UNK, codar cv;-.t, ConJ-M. SPRiNQSAlEU Rales Sonic* dtsoour.L Visa 6 extraordinary cara In Ctn'.en. Free Design 4 Eat Svc b'edcfller^s. Frre o^'.mstos, HANDYMAN - Ugf.ts. fans, lock*, Apl* , altr put/ doi.-n.T'S. All work *)Tciptoa-50b. b;gt^4 MaiiarCard accepted. 531-9345 ft Good Prlco - Do Now . * tVct-oay 4 LVcora'.lng Storvs BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Comeni Patching • Repiscement DISCOUNT OO-AH'CONSia CUSTOM DECKS eooka srr.al Jobs. Counter 1bps, ' ~GVK!WM FEUCE Pariiou'a/Scotty. 47<-2!50 RESIDENTIAL « Msy, Pool, SIM 4 FU Sn no" OraA-.s 4 Sump pumps repaired ITALIAN WAY CEMENT 281-5427 Comml /Res. • Home Remodejlng hoof*, door*, elc 272-6944 Add:ilor.s 4 Screen Porches • AO Types Ol Fenrlr^ 4 COMMERCIAL CLFAN NQ ORa"rosdTi*>a>Yft;-key Bvrer* 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE AI Fvss'dentlsl Repairs Or . Uc concrete wort. ms'de 6 outi'de'W* spocir.'lie in FOR RENT: Aerator*. F\>*-er rakes, ORYlOCK BASEMENT Waterproof­ Porch 4 chimney reps'r. brick *'de- HOMESTEAD BUXDERS INC. SMALL WORLD CUSTOM DECKS Sod c-jiier a, Pc-sl Hoi* Ogo/jra. ... AM phis** of Carpor-.lry • lervlce Ctllti'ly 561 4579 SPARKUriQlJods dxn (!-< t/ che'p ?(fyra e«P Beat any wraien esti­ UcTVil RA R. CONST.. 474-2344 rooms, replacement windows, Days (313)423-5091 HOME MAINTENANCE - 25yrt. *n- O Lnvjtcff-iD^'in 4 T-ilfntVvi NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 AIL TYPES OF CEMENT Bsthroom.t Ns* 4repairs. • Alt Work Gusr. Honeit 4 (Wat-* ab's, 1u% ch e.l rem cuHomera. On'rwnrOy Lf.V3*c«f Ing • P«l»:n- Professional kitchen 4 balh remod- eon*©*, gusbos, prtracy 4 acreoned »OOd roora CuilOfn wcr(( a »p«l»! Calanyl;m* 476-7J4J FULLY WARRANTED No Job To Big Or Small ••ing ouslccrt cour.ler lopa 4 post aress. A'so pool$ideY»a'kw»y», hot fly For Free Ealimi:* tat 352 W59 A40, lucor.Wl'rt}. '.615-7263 Ino W.»"i *) Stu-xial rryi- n:-y\ • rre* Est. Ue. 4 mnS.?d & Ser-ieyC-KMn vps LICENSED* INSURED • TrM4Slvubl.,a,'.l 4Rjtv5val POMA'8 CEMENT CO. Of«i 20 yra. Exp.. Lfc. 4 Ins Worful BldgA Design KAUHOWSKI FLOOR SAND'NG Rotlrod Handyman CLASSlFIEDAOS MASTERDILT KITCHENS - Sa^:ngFln'jh'ng AB type* of work • Privacy Fences O Woc-3 DNka Garage, Drfmtwty, Porch Llconso «084184 GET RESULTS • Concr (!« a G'4<-H Drlvsi B-DRY SYSTEMS '" Foundation*. Brick prrer Dank Flnflnclng Csbinel a. Count v Tops. O-jsl t/ *wima.-4h:p et t competl- Ficetit 5351«5 974-6277- 581-2720 64(-4455 licensed. Insured. -642-2679 FlneYr-oodworklng ' 646-5671 081-2360 t\t price. 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500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 H«lp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted K) TECH MANUF ACTURlNO Com­ LAWN/LANDSCAPE/MAINTE- UGHT ASSEMBLY MANAGER - Ful Ume poeWon avt* WAineO-«»« 4 Dkeeel engine AUTOMOTIVE PROTOTYPE factory MOLLY MAID INSTALLER KINKOS OF SootrOWd haa an kiy Now hlrVvj ful time. $S-$7/h>. alter pany »«ek* « hard working telf medial t opening lor M ft part Urn* NANCe • personnel needed. Expert- Uvonla and' PJymouth kx*Bon». able for mature, responsible IndMd- mechario. Oak park based trans-, ha* openings lor metal model maker -motivated 'IndMdual for « produc- enc* preteaed. i5-J10 per hour. Three-shift* avaAabl*. Overtime. uaf al Car Wash located In Norty portabon company haa Immediate 4 wood model maker. Send repfle* l/airJr^. Pt/mouth. Norlh.file. Farm- , Immediate opening for an a-tttafier Customer Service Rppraeentatrret. riglco areas orjy. Grest l«urs. v»- . tJoo position. rCglt school Cflptorfte ft Also hiring. M Urn* 3rd ahlfl. Copy .421-6164 : C^LJndaalUNlFOftCE 47)-2934 vtBe Capable of handing customers opening* for experienced mechan­ to:«343Rond4Dr.. «iC*15ent math • »klC« mandatory. at Mevo petrohe Uraett ceUar ic* wttlt own tool*. Company ©0er» Cvilon, Ml 4« 117. eallon, benefits and more. 455-2053 oommunJcatlone eqvlpment firm, m- Machine Operator. Ptoaae appry m and emploi-oe*. Oty* ft Weekend*. M usl be eWe>to II4rt Immediately 4 Excefteni benefH*. Apphf ki person competjtlv* wage* ft an exceCent stalUtlon and mechanlcef expert- person, }6641 rlorthwestern Vrtgh- LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ^ffOrV HIRING! ' wittng to work cwtlm*. Ideal lor way, Southnek), Ml. LAWN MAINTENANCE help wanted at: BELANGER. WO, 1001 00+16- feenef^«pecteg*.Cel :-999-0680 i OAKLAND *omon. 6 Mil*/Tc*egreph are*; $6/ er<« hefptyl. Must be deperSak* - KM or part tiro*, must MY* own Production ft Customer C-arrtce and have » oixd drMng (aoord. : OPEN HOUSE - NY -di. NOftTrfVULE, OR CALL RepresenttUves al 19 Mze/OrcfAr d hoof + BCB3. Cel between 8-2pm EXPERIENCED Landacape Supervi­ transporuoon. Cel eve* 464-6440 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Musi t*ebHlotwy* soma 8*tu». •, 349-7010 *x121» like, f irWngtori K3U Pizza Hut Won-Wed 352-4571 sor. Ltwn Maintenance, Landscape days. Appty in personal »X>bivpo- -* • PosloonstiUvonla- ^ MECHANIC Oakland CommuVty Coftog* I* ac­ Flexible hour*. New *tor». «76-4642 1ft-trtaatlon.VfOrkerTFul Ome kx LAWN MAINTEWANCe • LJvonl* 6chootor*n/Lev*n area: Manager Trainee Budget Rent (Truck I* aeeklng a fca. inc. 3107.8 John n, Utiian based company seeking hard work­ cepting tpoccaOor* lor the pcel- HOMEMAXEA3 6outf*ey company. ,.364-3213 • AM ft PM shut* available. M0ORAN P OPENING ft* Truck/Fleet Mechanic for It* Uvonl* .-,. CM.CHANGETEOHWCtAN, . Hej*t«4lj« north of .0 MSe) or ing, eeff-mouvated IndrnduaM. ex­ Oonsipstefj b<*>*.._ , AT* you tired of *t»AKI home* 00 • Mutt have rs&abt* transporUOon. New wholesale company r^eds 32 location. • ".' . •-• Needed \v large auto repair shop. perience preferred. 426-^69« yOU hlY* » ptMMTVt VOIO* ft *Xperf- A LANDSCAPE -ted car* ft shrub • H 8. cac4cvr>a or 0EO required. young , mlndsd indlviduil* for 6orn* Rght mechanical s,«k, room ence working 00 (be phone? W» can trimmfng: ayichSng, ahrvb ft aod re­ ma^angement poeWon*. Must be Must ' " . . Accounting Supenrtsor/Aoeouots §WS^ SMSR '. LAWN MAINTENANCE • Job Reference* (complete Reoervtble and Oenoral Ledger lor acVancementi ful or part time. us* you an our Westlarid offrt* lo placement; ESoornhed area. Amert- adcVeseee/phon* numbers). wJcng (o work hard ft reap the ben­ > Be certtfied by 6u|e of Michigan - Oavt* Auto Ceria, 607 Ooheny Drtve. «*V, tjust aovth 0> 14 M U) Looking for dependable, hard work­ a* a Matter Mechanic (Poel«on»*2-1S-o).- -. mak* appotntmenti (if our tales ceoProc^rtyServloe*, -64i-»f00 • CURRENT pfcturelO. ft $ 8\eard. efits. Start ImmecWely. no experi­ ki *» Northv«« industrial Parte HO PHONE CAIL8PLEAS(E ing Jnefodual*. Pay- based on per- ence neceasary. 1300-6500 weekly • H»v« own loot* ."..'' '. MaloiaVi* the general ledger lor al tuff. 6 wary * benefit*. Fun-tim*. LANDSCAPE iABORERS ft Land­ lormanoe. . 652-5022 • Must VYEAR tteet lo* boot* when ; OCfiege ktyi*. P*rtcrm* Vandal 849-5115 dry* * evening* Cal Mrt Adamt CeSKlm , r . «66-7100 • H*** • good drMno r ecprd • INSTALLED . Monday thru" Friday. scape foramen needed- Brlok ft • rt*Y»»CfXwtth £? Krctkm* lor grarru) vwa/ded to the •at - 729-4310 LAWH SPRAY Technlotan* ft Aera­ W. 12M»* • Conet/uctkyi luwisidge for orna­ sprinkler axjirienoe preferred. Neet MAHAQER TRAINEES heeded for • •odoraement* college and Interact* wfth grant eft- OPERATIONS HOTEL ments* Iron, porch rating, tenon, ft.: dependable. Structural tor*, (xperteno* preferred, srfl train. -.':•- 8i*.-ioi "•.•••: MeVo Devon resale-store*. Pi*A- rector*. CoorAntt** anriuaf and Oood evtving teecrd I fnust Salary, «Hav* • mWrnum of 2 year* Iruek SUPERVISOR - Seeking w enthusiastic, ou*»» eer- oates. guar da, etc .Truck and loots Landscape*, Inc. - ¢49-0202 : Bouthfieid eu» management or eupervteory »x- r*c*k experience • cvint audits. Reports to Controller. rurrVshed ReCaWe^oeat, reeponal- OommiselOfl, beoefV*. 363-7799 ' Tuei, Afrl 14, TrSpm. . QuaXfcationa: Bachelor'i DegrO* ki ' vie* oriented person. Excellent *en- perleno* a plut. k/usf b« wWrVj to Meadowbrook Irvturance group', *.' N*. 0etrofUt>»»rt>om area..783« LANDSCAPE LABOREJRS WANTED Aooountlng or fettled field. -Two . e«;ts and compebttv* pay. Apply tt LEASWaAGENT •:" . work 60/nrt per week eYxf h«v* Own W* offer a ttartlng wag* of »900- growing mufti facet risk ft'lmurarc*. OreeaVld(MT^eman). •; .-,..,• * Ful and pert Ome, . •*'::t\ OLSTEN •••••..., y**r* *xperieno* ki eccountlng. kv •The Hampton Inn* 32*20 Stapften- W* are aeeklng k friendry and ener­ transport lOort' H ydt/re • depend­ »19.00 per hour. JnoenUv* progl am* menegemenL organization, l* eeek*- Apery m perton, eam-Sem. 84001 duoVvj *rd aocounang-experlerio*. • s$n K«y„ M*c?*on Heights. getic perton to M a pert time po*v .. Tempwary Servloe' • able. qukk4»*rTv»f thai'* between end axoeSerit benerHs, interested Ing'an Operation* Supervisor for Its - ;•., An Ec^eJOpporturty Employer • \ IRRXJAtlON FOREMAN {MTH ' TefegVap^SouthBeW. •• 354-22« , §oirr>ff}Evo.".•;••••-. '". thvegesof t>2( endlvelh Wayne irjtorledgeebte'ln |c4V»4ng area*: 600 on Our tMalng. staff. Musi be persoh* ehoutd apply *L BUOOET data ptocfsstng .riepartrhenL R*--: MaWirie or god experience needed. sy»ountlng prinoiples and practlee*; : LANDSCAPE LABORERS ft • able lo work weekenda. Pleat* cal Coufity (rot Detroit), eel. (or an ap- RENT A TRUCK. 34450 Pfymcuth ac«ntrb«rtis* IncsudV the dally ad- Mutt have a CW. Type AtScerae. v M4-0555 •:•'-• ; auditing procedures-. corripvUrtzed .HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER FOREMAN ASSISTANT8 WANTED VYlndeme»e,-in 'Farfnlnstor. Ha* polntmeof . «64-16» FkJ^fJvonla.'Wl 44150: rnirJsVatlorr ft'lpng tarm ptanrong.--' Immecsste openina; : sweountlng aytlem* and personal tnmeolet* opening for,a manag* Mvst be drug-free, e<>nec4entsou», Mon.,Frt,g-3. 471-362} . An F^^OppOrlunrry Emptoyer , Ec^itiOcportu/^ Employer M/F cocVdlfSaUon ft «xpanston Of our : Qaa (3131 «4-17« for mor» Inlrjr- EOE7/n/f/h/y No Fee computert. E-kM ki verbal and , • mant pro.f*sslonal In «/ Nab Vow, and t*f>*ble ot-toe' Market Street, Lfvonfa. Thi* InejvfcMI should hr<« *xe*eerii trtWng. beneft .analysts, salary and . LANDSCAPE Morv-Frt. fanvSpm," ' 669-4070 1256£joulh Wayn*. Westtarid txceBent bertefti . Interpersonal skit*, prcvei abmxlee - Experienoed cSeenVig ere* needed. ? wag* Structur* review. Succession LABOftEJVS ft CDL HOLDERS' , An Equul Opportunity Emptoytr J > ki oroanahg ft adieduVri. AS400- criming' *nd maintaining comps- , . Thealra dearJng aplus. • Wetl-aslabllshed. fast growing MAINTENANCE PERSON MECHANIC A- Growing company AdmWsUatrv* Astt*tant-Kuman LEAStNG AGENT •: experienced, seeking ful Ume ratable sm*l *n- experienc* is required ki addtrJon lo - ente w recMred regulation*. Send Musi have pwn trantpOrUBon.. Farmtiston KB*.company looktrig Aggreaahw MehMnano* Supervisor |37>- »«60 Wkly Averege F^arringi Reeouroe* Oepertment .:. l degree In Computer Bdance.'-. resume and salary requirements to: •.-•.•;.; CaJi;S4s-«go - for dependable, energetic people. part Om* (up to 24 hra: per week) foC heeded for large etc*, comrjiunfty In gine mecfc*r*e with 1 6l*t* CerUfta- (Poaftson «92-12-o> Westland/Garden City area apart­ tlon. Automottv* •xportene* helpM. Business or totaled .fields. Equft-a- HRO - HUMAN RESOURCE - C*l Hacker Service*, 474-6914 Oekiand County. Apt. euperMaor ea- rxw to outslanding expansion, . Pertdrm varied acMnleVathr* sup­ lenl work experienc* W3 be PO Bo**'. Wayne.Ml.,««1«4 ment*. ImmedUt* opening. Mutt be perieno* required. Please cal be­ InternstionaSy adverHsed Co. need* VaM Oftftf* ftoense with dean driv­ port tasks; coordlnttt OfTto* ectM- JAWTORJAL 6ERY1CE ing record required. Send reeume ooneldered. seeking lndS4duala Interested In LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE pO»f- avafUM* 7 day*. Appry *t Wider- tween (M 354-1363 15-20 embrtiou* peopl* Immedlate- bee; perlorm variou* *x*«vtrr> sec- HUMAN SERVICES Uons avenebte. Experience pre­ neet Park Apt*., on Warren, E. «4 >t. Varicv* position* open from to; Office Manaoer. P.O. Box 66723. r*larW OVbee; prepare confidential part Wme*ver*ifj work.» 486-51TP '../ NON-SMOKiNG OFF1CE. Hood responsible persona to work ferred. exoeBenl pay. beneftts avtft- NewborfA3-6pm UVough 4/16792. MAINTENANCE PERSON, experi­ ground floor to upper manange- Westlend441M-0723 documents and reporta.-; afternoon shift In Weatsfde a/e*(7ft JANITORlAt 8ERVXE aWe. Appfy «t 12711 Farmlngton enoed, needed for offlc* complex, ment. Must enjoy music, fun and Ojuafiflcaporta: Ataoctal* Oegree In Pleaae tend re«vme with cover w- Telegraph) group home with, devel- needs good dependable help, rJght Rd, Uvonla, 9am-6pm. 42S-4640 LEASING CONSULTANT part time, Knc«iedoe of alr/T>e*Uplurnblng/ working wtth people. No experience MECHAN1C/8£RV)C€ 8TATXW oxoinoes. Office Information Sys­ tar kxScaOng salary history. . oementeay disabled. Ide^l for cot- snrft Room for advancement Cal needed for Farmlngton KM* apL etectricaf necessary. Uniform. fur- necessary, w* wlfl Iraki A8E. ceruOed. CompeOflv* pay/ tems, Secretariat 8denc* or related LANDSCAPE Management w9 be MEAOOVVBROOK INSt/RANCE lege student or person returning 10 . 425-«»«3 community. Weekend*. Experience ntohed. S d»ys Kam-Jprn. Send re­ xommlsslon. Uniforms provided. field (experienc* MAY HOT b* sub­ Nrtng responsible Individual* lor : 26400 TELEGRAPH work fied organiutlon. Part Cm* In-home designer* neoded auto company. Must'have experi­ tion, we would txe you 10 Iota our wanted for large apt community In POSITIONS *k«». Car required. Cel Nowf SouthMd area. Excellent opportu­ Starting Seiary Range Between (or very busy established custom ence with lawn maintenance and/or (e*m. We offer fu* benefit* and gen­ Westtand, M Urn*, benefits a-vaft- ASK FOR TOW, 416-9869 construction equipment, valid driv- erous w»gee. Appfy ' In person: *W* 459-6600 nity lo learn a new trade, wfl t/aK ESCROW AUOTT - Appecent mutl »24.635 • $30,760 annuaty. decorating studio. Must be txperi- MANYOPENINQSI ExoeOent beneftt*. eoced. Ca} 10a.T»-«pm, 656-1670 er*» license ¢220/per week. Cefl for 4339« CrtaOon, Novl. Ml.. 48376 or •'•-. CU. 356-6430 have prevlou* experienOe ki mort­ .' PAINTER fEXPERIENCEO} Interview. . . MAINTENANCE PERSON - MUST gage arsrvidng wth the eMSty to an- Must be clean ft presentable ft have cal 344-996«. MARBLE ft STONE REFlNBHEftS IMMEDIATE OPENING for /aflat* WOLVEFllNE htv« 3-5 year* experienc* in apart­ aryi* history ledger* to ascertain Bookstori Aaaftant I own vehicle ft reference*. Please ment maintenance. Own fool*, Great opportunity to edvtnoe. that al required payment* had been .'career oriented, hard working Indi­ 8TAFF1NO SEFtVTCES LEASING CONSULTANT (Po*!Uonr92-1«~o) send resume to: H.0 8 knowledgeeble ki AC/heet plumb­ • Experience preferred. made from the Impound acoount lnv*rtmenl*,9311W 12kOe, - vidual seeking ful time employment.' PART TIME. Exerting and rewarding C*l9*rr>ipm. r 459-6470 Peertor m a trariey of derfcal, tales Send resume lo Brian'* 1ft Ctas* .'358-4270 position twafta * strong team player ing, eleciricel ft tie work, etc Must ; and morchtncSsivj functions under Berkley. Ml, 46072. - Carpet Care. PO Box 3003, Farrrt- with a winning attitude. If you are hive resume ft Ive on-site. Cel INVESTOfli ACCOUNTING - App«- JOURMAUST ENTEGH the direction of th* Bookatbr* - PAINTERS. 10 yr*. eiperlenoe In al. Kvaton. H-3«, Ml *«J»-3003., or prepared lo work hard and rurv» fun, Tuee-Frl only 10*m-«pm 476-0322 MARKETING/FUN US- cant mud b* tamOar with al re- Supervisor. Fast-gro«lng company Is sooklng phase* of new construction, excel- , phone tor ^tervlevr,- .471-2*10 pleas* submit your resume to: Cita­ Record pace company aeekt kv»- ulramenl* of FHlMC/FNMA/ Hour*:' Monday . thru - Thursday, fvS-tvne Journalist lo produce three SERVICES, INC. MAIhTENANCE. Luxury apartment vlduals wtih good people «*JU Ful lent pay ft'benefit*, Cel Mfce titer. ouarterV pu&OcetSon*. Reaponsipa- tion Club Apartments. Ceasing Poel- SNVA and reooncflatiorv of trial l^Juem-TxIOortv, Friday. S^OanV community seek* experienced ft part time. We l/aii. Cu for Inter­ balance to trust account*. 6pm, 292-3192 INCKYlCXMl.3 >>-»nted-to plant f»- tles *9 IncSude reteercNng and Oon. 29540 CnaOon Ctrde, Farming- ; 6:00pm- wer« In Farmlnolon Hat*. Southfteld, 528-8090 Maintenance person' wfth knowt- view, ;• 953-9537 writing' feature tforlea. layout on ton HS*. ML; 48331. Ouerflcabona: High school grsi*j»- Bioomftetd Uii and Troy area*, edg* of HVAC and a other aspect* ESTABLISHED Birmingham l«w firm * Desktop Pubftsritng svttem, basic MORTGAGE PROCESSOR - Unkjue Uon «r equrVtJent Type wttfi eccura- May thru June. Mult be 18 y»a/» Old of apartment malntenanoa; Only seek* paralegal with experienc* In ' photography and serving u a let- . LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE MARKETING TRAINEE oppcrtunfty for an experienoed pro- ey. Ona-year ol M-time, paid, doo- trA hirt'Oufi tranaportattoo. Cal moihrated. hardworking, depend­ debtor-creditor lew and commercial son between company and printers. Experienced In plant materiel, trac­ Our student* ht-r* • 60% pats rate Local office of national organization C«C*or ol FHA/VA io*ri» wttft the umentecf experience ri bookjtor* or and tea^ name 4 phone number. able mdMdvsl* need apply. Send collection*. Benefit* Include Euue ' Deeklcp PubSaMrig expertence la t tor grading ft organizing • 4 person on the Stat* Exam. . needs a Irw good people wWng to abfisrty io dVed « re-fnandng pro­ bociurtora-reUted retal operation. 591-077«- resume .to: Akflngbrooke Apert- Cross, IRA-SEP, If* and dfsab&ry musL Travel Invorved. Send resume, residential crew. C*l 421-5299, or WE GL1ARANTEE your money beck work hard and be trained, tarn gram while training for ert underwrtt Cornpletson of folowtng course*: send resume lo P. 0. Box 0462, If you don't pas* the Stale Examl menu.: 6350 Akflngbook* 6rck* whit* you laarn. Guaranteed fig poalOon. insurant*- Send resume wtth salary writing and layout examplea lo: NorUv W. Eaoomfiefd. ML, 44322. .- AC^/rMnctple* of Aect L MKT/ requirement* lo: Box «10 INSPECTOfVOyALiTY £.Wrtoh|«tPOBox3133 Dearborn Heighla. M!.. «8127. , February thru Aprl two can enrol $25,000 Brsiyear income. ASSUflANCE Salesmanship, ' Observer ft Eccentric Newspeper* Farmlngton Ht»s. Ml 44333 for in* price of one, CUsset *t erung CalUsaDumaaat 356-7111 Send Resume and talary requlre- OPR/Computer Appecetiona. Toot/ate at>op, MHltuyo CMM. LANDSCAPlNOrtmrVEFI. eson. Cal Use Duma* at 354-7)11 ViCTORY LANE Ouk* Ol Change •= 36251 Sohootaart Rd. ha* opening* m R'« manager ft as­ menfs m oonndeno* to: BA Gibson. Starting Salary $ ll2S per hr.-goe* W4-M19 Ful time. Oood OrMng record. Cal lor detail*. .-- MATURE PERSON . *. or apply In person. Uvonla Ml 41150 KEEP. US OROANIZEO - poeWon sist art manager Program*. W* ofler to fit chBdrens shoe*, day A:evening to $1235 after «U month*. avaSsble 6 afternoon* in our cus­ Mon.-FrL8am-3pm • 353-316« SOUTHEASTERNINSTTTUTE . iSSTURCTOfl (or Paralegal Courae t complete training program. Sale* hours. Stride Rrte Shoes, TeH2 ExoeBenl benefit*. PART8 ft OEUVERY DRIVER tomer, service department' m a An Eefjal Opportunity Employer OF REAL ESTATE lor aniaa Proprietary School Pfease ft customer retatSon* • pka along Mai . - • 3S3-S859 MIAMI VALLEY BANK fid time, with bene'rt*. Must have Farmlngton Has gift store. Position good driving record. Cal tend resume lo: American Educa­ 4-ATHE/MiLt HAND • experience on . MACHINE BLHLOER with. a^omoUve: background. Cal 24275 NorthweslfWri Hwy! Applicant* wa be required to com­ tion Cen tor, 26075 Woodward Ave. Invorves tracking defecOve*. UPS, both machines, gauge experience between 9em-4pm Morvfrt lo'aet MATURE PERSON needed for plete en eppflcsbon form and pro­ 729-4568 etc. Wrturtg sWO» teo^ed. Can With experience • In assembly on Huntington Woodj. MJ «8070 required. Howel Tool ft Gauge. special machine*. KJngabury experi­ up an Interview. 313-996-1196 counter. Apply within.- Huntlnglon . Suite 201 vide * cover letter, current resume, q*y*.\ • :- M1-5999 «55«Ronda.C4iilr n,MI 455-0800 Cleaners. 23333 Orchard Lake Rd PART TIME SALES - del work, J ence preferred. AppJy In person. Southfletd, Ml 48075 and copies of transcripts for al de­ $4.45/r*. Apply In person at Kowal-. . . INSUtATKJN.rriSTATLEft ' Webco Machine Tool, 11831 Market F«V»!ngton gree* (photo-cople* acceptable). ,' J £jc©Benl opportunity for rlgM lodt- .KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE • = •• LAUNDROMAT ATTENOANT Management Trainee ekTt Sausage, 9 Ma* ft FBrmlnglon 1 Street, Uvonla. fid, or Ann Arbor TrM ft Ulddlebert >. Vv*jal-w'fltia.'n-nardwor*.Appr> - ^-SlBSMpfe - In Garden Cttv. -Experienc* pre­ ' MEAT CUTTERS ft CASHIERS Substance abuse testing may be • To receive -an eppScetlon form. Experience recjutred. Oays and ferred. Dropoff laundry, rnachlnes ft Look No Further 3 or move years super market*xpfe "In person' oriy. Jones Injula'Jon, MACHINE OPEFtATORS P*d_ci_She. fxt*emp*oymont pro­ pie**e cal the Human Resource* PHONE WORK . afternoons. Farmlngton */*«. hand pressing. Part Ome eves. 4 New corporaaon expending in - rience. Mel resume* to: 565« W. 22811 Hei.Tp.NOYt Aerospace ary) automotive manu- cess. Dipt Job Hotftne al (313) 540-1579. Eve*, ft weekends In Royal OsX- C«S. ' 474-113« weekends. 522-6474 or 459-4976 Uronia and sunoundVig area*. No Vernor. Detroit, ML. 44209. An Equal Opportunity Employer facturina company tieeds cjuaWy experience necessary. WU tram ki Appocttidn* wa be mailed through Uust be outgoing, no seffing. wB . rNSURANCE AGENCY In Nortnom team oriented operator* wtVt good Tuesday. Apr! 21. 1992. Refer to OaWand Coynty sooHng Customer XnCHEN AIDE with experience. Fut QUALITY, oonadenuous lawn ft rnarvagernent, markecng and lata*. MECHANIC NEEDED train. Cal Kin 543-1500. !:.•** dayj^ 6am-2pm, OOOX with landscape worker* needed. Expert­ mechanical akB*. 8PC, P/M iwar*- (300-4700 weekly: Start ImmedUt e- For landscape contractor. Must be poaftson number when requesting Sorvtoe Personnel lor large Ine. PHOTOGRAPHER axporience ful lime en aflemoons, ence preferred. Transportation ft nes*. tooing future*. Send resume ry.CeJSueat 41648» experienced wtth trucks ft machin­ Mortflage Lean Pt ooessof •PpBceaon. . smaJ Kne or personal Inevbook- Permanent position for- retal-cus­ 12 noon untl 7:30pm. Cal West drug free required. 9-5, 425-3236 and salary requtrerrterita to-. ery. Experience necessary. Pleas* keoper. Experienced on."/. Repry to: Permanent Position tom studio In Novl, 33rhr. week..- Tfal Nursing Home, ask for Brenda HRO'- OPERATORS, PO BOX 97 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE apply *1 Crimooa Nursery. 50145 Box 600 Experience wtth famfly porvant a orSMrley 45W9S3 PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO. Corporation growing In Ann Arbor Ford Rd.. Canton. 4 mfles W. of 1- knmediaie opening. Seeking experi­ At an Afflrmatlv* ActlorVEcjuaf Op- :-Observer ft Eceentrk: Newipaperi Wayne, Ml 4« 164 area. No experience neoetsary. wa must Salary, bonus, benefits. now hiring ful and part time lawn 275. South side. 3l3-«95-l70O enced FHA/VA CoovenBon*! Loan portunity Emplcyar. Oakland Com- .M25lScnootcrartRd. , . KITCHEN HELP care potfCon*. Cal Mon.-Fn. 9AM- MACHINE SriOP train. 313-662-4708 munltr CoAebe is aeeklng cams- 643-45COor427-2l29 LN«nlaMU8l50 Proce»»or for expanding company. wanted for top are* caterer, fut ft 4PM 261-4242 . EQUIPMENT REPAIR . dates whowll twoment the drvertlty v MANAGEMENT TRAINEI MECHNICAL ENGINEER Company provide* lamly atmde- - PORTRAIT SALES •- part time, Cal Peter lor Interview Trainee* needed. Fvl time work, no phere and an exoeOeot pompen*a> ol m faculty, tltrtft »dmW*tr*tlori. LAWN AND lay-on*. High School Diploma Grads Corporaaon expanding In local tree, For upscale retal studio ki Novl. Insurance - Experienced Onry .' 540-226« tionpackecj*. Please lorwt/d - 4 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 10 34..C*B: - • no expertence neoeasary. Top man- EitsUshed consulting engineering OtL CHANGE TECHNICIAN Must have proven ablity. resume or cal VlcU* KalU at rlourly. bdnu*. benefits ' * AGENCY POSITIONS UU0OfF7: Ratable hard workers needed. Must 1-800-922-1702 «r^r»-$4000/moplu». .261-2490 firm-seeks a registered mechanleal Apply In perton COMPANY CIOSE07 have reference*. Experience got re­ engineer 10 supervise design sUff . Lube Expree* _ 643-4500 or 427-212» Commercial ft Personal Unes ftECEIVWO UNEMPLOYMENT?" MANAGER (or paint ft decorating and auUt with marketing lo Indus­ - jorvi Adams Mortgao* Company quired, but preferred C»l An si MACHINE 8HOF- - Farmlngton KM stor* n Prrmoutn ft Waterford aye*. 27009 W 8 mo*. Redford. CSRs-Marietmg-Cla^Tis-Raters if you answer yes to any of these 7 347-6670 - trial cfier.t*. Must have experience In 28124 Orchard Lake Rd . Surla til manufacturer ha* ful time opening Experienc* Oeslred. Apply Painter* Farmlriglon Hlta, Ml 46334 CONCORD PERSONNEL questions, then you qualfry tor free An Equal Opportunity Employer-. for person* with some experience * consulting environment with OIL CHANGE TECHNICIANS POLLUTION : Suppry Deeorstlng Center. 1054 W 855-6622 19500 Mt*5!ebolt Rd. Job placement assistance I. wfthoroducuon machinery. HVAC. materia; handBng. and man­ Wanted - Fvl time. Food Servfce/RetaJ^SaleVSecorlty. LAWN FEflTlLIZlNG TECH Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth. ufacturing enjineoring, Should be a WW trakv Pr/moulh *rea. ESTIMATORS ". 478-2200 Cal Mori onry between 9 am-3pm An Equal Opportunity Employer Job openings ImmecUatofy, ful lime, ANOAPPUCATOR "• or Tues. noon - 3pm ' 473-9305 serf-starter wttn good marketing 455-9430 ftS.fo»9. Certification Is * piu*. MANAGERS skKs. Competitive compensation • &•••••.,' HAJL-TECHNlCtAN Tax* action novrt Cal . ImmedUta opening. ' 326/3171 Ladle* clothing, good pay. benefit*. and benefit package ottered. Please OPPORTUNITY : for svt VidMdVal INSURANCE- Experienced agoncy teioeattone. . 654-7800 send resume along wtth salary Ful Tkne. Mutt-know pedicure, wtth experience, In an auto rented CONTROLLERS Action Management 313-443-8633 MAINTENANCE ecrysc* and ftbergtass. Commercial Service Rep. To . LAWN MAINTENANCE • requirements to: .' manufacturing errvV-onmenL who no experience needed. $32,000. Fvmlngton are*. Fee paid. LAMINATORS. CARPENTERS. Growing landscaping organization Mature, responsible person to per MANAGER TRAINEE 261-5040 has baslo computer akB*. The poel- . Employment Opportunities needs reR*c4e. hardworking IndMd- form required maintenance In luxury I18422K WELOERS ft LABORERS " P.O. Box 2151 tlqn wtl require basic computer en­ $9>84 TO START .350-3450 BftK Fibergtaj* Repair, 201 West us!* lo oporsis landscape equKn tuburban apartment community. . Cal557M200 NAIL TECHNICIANS try, tost counting and recencflation . Ann Arbor. Ml. 46106. We trem. Paid vacation. Prc*l Ann Arbor Tral. P1ymout\ Ml. menLCalBa 522-4121 Thts Is not * *Ye-4n position. CaneU- Slit a Uoented ft Bonded -. Must know how to do sculptured Of krventory ri t mutupl* warehovje INTERVIEWERS date should be experienced m »95Fe* JN1 tax*. Salary guaranteed. Stering system. Must be dependable and jharing No.lsyofta. Fvfl or pan t'jr-e Oynamlc Marketing Research Firm LAWfrSCAPEANO LAWN MAINTENANCE • company plumbtng. heatvig and electrical AlflrmstN* Action Htsarea. . 976-1030 position* rraSsb'-s knmocT:*1 efr Equal OppOrTunlty Emptoyor strictly follow procedure* on t dsJv is seeking motivated, part lime tele- IRRIGATION LABORERS NEEDED In NorthvWe looking lor self mouv*t- Balsried position. Cal 1-5pm MANCURlST/EXPERlENCEO basts. Excecent benef.ts a/e provid­ Cal. 324-6501 phone Intervleweri lor all ahtfts ed. hard working IndMduats (male PrVerabty with cflentle* for busy Kr Control Dopertment. PCO. Some eiperlence helpful M/hour lo METALLURGICAL ft QUALITY :^ NOV1 SALES ASSISTANT ed. Send resume to Pertonnel (0AYS, £VEN;N0S 4 WEEKENDS) or female), for ful or part time, . high tech suburban talon. Pleas* PRECISION Dt£COMPONENT -. r start. Apply In porson: .KJtmer* 352-3800 ASSURANCE TECHNICIAN A' lor now construction modeL Manager. P.O. Box 709. Novl. Mf 0-^a!L cal'K5ns are: ExceOoni Phooe Urtdscape. 1320 ladd Road. CaI.347-4141 make appointment for lotervlew. MANUFACTURER . UAINTENANCE . PERSON needed With a dogro* or ettend^vj ccioge. T S R Jaccbson. buSder of the 4837M709 Skills. Computer ancyor TypV%g W*.iedLa>e. (313] 624-1700 352-4665 yw.. nood t pr o^eislonal assUtsnl In Desrbom Are* looklrvj lor experi­ LAWN SPRAYERS WANTED ful time to m*yita!fl Indoor pool and ktust hare knowledge of 6PC. Wa- SkBis, Weal /or nomemaVeri, stu­ to sales ma,-^oer. $7/hour lo ttsrt. enced MachlrCng Center Operator. Will t/aiv Must have good drtwlng ckssn hsJhrsyf. t5 00 an heor. MANICURIST ft HAIR STYLIST ing 10 grow with a ccmmcrclsJ kv OPTICAL ASSISTANTS NEEDED dents'. reStreos. tftose re-entering LANDSCAPE COMPANY Needs ex­ Mrr be prcootsd lo sales If deseed. lor 2 kxatiof* Wtjtiand ft MscVson CNC lath* Oporttor. Form Surtsce • the foe markei. record. Send resume to: Chatham His Apsrtments, 36135 Great opportunity, rents! area. 14 duction hist utaler. long term pool perienced sood crew lorems.1 (m/f). Ol qusl.h; cor-.trol r.snejsr. Cortacl 4-5 dy/s por eeok. Indudts week­ Ht*. Optcal exporienc* pre'errt>J. Grinder Operitor. O.-cvUra. beno- Cal 624-1700 tor more Integration. ORGANIC LAWNS: 32401W. 8 Mile. Grand FOvor (b«^woon Haooerry ft MJ* ft Midcsebert Jchn Anthony f.t, 401K.CtJ5pm-«>rn. 561-1770 NO SAVES INVOLVED Drsksl Ft/rrJnjtorv 476-6060 Sa^n.7J7-2l10 . 626-3S34 PXk Sm,--.!! St 459-6514 ends (12-CpmX 349-eSCJ Ca.1forlr.torv^r« 261-6317 Cat Sand/ 10s.-n-4pm 827-4021 KILMERS LANDSCAPE CO. L/Yoo!*. Mien 481S2.' I HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€ oa OEA01INES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION/ 4 P.M. TRIDAY FpR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AD CAU 591-0900

233 Roofing 269 Trio Work 135 Lawn Maintenance 135 Lawn Maintenance 150 Moving & Storage 165 Painting/ 165 Painting/ 200 Paltering 129 Landscaping ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED 80S MOVING ft SERVICE INC. Decorating AAA - CERAMIC/MARBLE ASPEN UWH-SC APE . - A HALF OFF 13T CUTTING EUGENE'S LAWN MAINTENANCE Decorating R4DDRYWALL New Roofs, Seamless Gutter* INC. Ltwn cutting, ltwn aeration, Any Stz* Job • Reasonabl* R*te* shrubs -soed -sod grading' »op SO« Courteous. Clean Cut. Dependable SpedaXz* ki repair work drywal ft Vent*. FlaiNna. Drip I edge, VeJey*. TILE INSTALLATION Spring dea/vupe. iS/yr*. *xp. Short Nolle* Service •See »dm section 135, Fertilizing. Aerating Pest Control . BRUSH PAINTING CO. 0"HARA PAINTING. ptsiter. Ina. ft Guar. Ron 673-7665 Guaranteed, Reference*. Free Est. ¢00^^1^44.58^^1945. 442-2790 . - 728-64M Free Estimate-Insured 662-9172 kit-Ext. • WsJtpaperVig k 255-2639 TURF TAILORS Com/Re*. $34-0222 Licensed. »26-2733. Ue.ftln*.Fre*E*1-. ..643-1704 Interiors CERAMIC TILE ft MARBLE DEPENDABLE MOVING.SERVICE A-1 UALLERINI PLASTERING ALL FAZE LAWN SERVICE GORDON'S LAWN 4 HOME CARE ALL TOPS ROOFING New construction. remoOel ft repair. A I LAWN SYSTEMS FW! Rtle. 15 Yrs. Experience. Free Prompt, Clean Service- Plastering. Complete lawn care: mowing, edg­ COMPLETELANDSCAPING Exteriors Fuly ic, In*, guar. Tear off*, r *»ots, 20 years tip. Free estlmttes. Top son, sod. landscaping mttert. Packing. Long Distance lo Florida. Drywal. Stucco: New ft Repair*. Ins. ing, trimming, landscaping ft Spring ALL LAWN MAINT. - REAS. RATES new work, repair*. Serving your, CalRx* . 464-6292 t,t Lawn maintenance COMMER- Fem0yOwne<£ Cal, 263-9604 Drywall Repairs E*l. 195t.FreeE*timates. «36-741« ClAL/ResJdenUal Can 721-7484 deixiplt Uc. 4 In*. . 425-S762 FREEE5T.-451-1506 CALO'S area over 20 yn Free est. 981-111« Custom Palntkvg Company kxi. Free Estimates OtSCOUNT MOVING ft HAULING * A-1 PLASTER ft DRYWALL « 1 ALL GREEN LAWN CARE HATE The look* ol your town? W* A/* # 1 m InL ft ExL Painting. 273 Tree 8ervlce 6.V L Lawn Care & land seeping Horn*, office, local, long distance. Dust Free Repair* < Water Damage 8 A L ROOFING - New - Repairs) tawn cutting, thaichihg.'ciean-up* ft Thinking of Stirling *a over again? Our Reputation Speak* For itself. 595-8968 - - Spring ft Fal dean up DONT SOO ITl LET US RENOVATE Free Boxea wtth mov* NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO 6¾ Tear-offa - A Speda.ty! Outter*, AAA NATIONAI TREE 6 STUMP landscaping Great Job low prioes. Cal Now - Bel Up AppolntmenL Licensed. Insured Free Estimites m Save «1*. Cal us. Showplao* No )ob loo big or amaL Free E*l. Uc. 4 lns.«31 Yeer* Exp. • 478-7949 Ver.tl No Job too Wg or tmal. Removal. TrimrrJno. Topping r^lfoTEsts. 722-2243 Fre* E»L PRECISION 534-5334 • Free Est- - 937r8139 Senior CU&ens rste 349-702« TurlSpodaltle*: 332-4249 JACKS WALL REPAIR INSURANCE - LOW RATES Call 1-800-498-7447 A*k Ul About Our Glazing. PAINTING, INC. Deep Rool Feeding 326«7l HAYES LAWN MAINTENANCE • Interior/Exterior ' pedsJtzlng In dust free drywal ft ALWAYS GREEN D ft J MOVING 4 HAUUNQ • Commercial/ Redden ual taster repair*. UcenMd/lnsured. : CALIFORNIA Ltwn Malnlerunce 4 FertSzation. Reliable • Reasonable DISCOUNT : ANrjREWTREE SERVICE Horn* 4 Office Mcr/hg, Garag* 4 • Staining - Power WasMig mal Jobs welcomed. 462-2550 • Tree 4 stump removal 1JS Discount For New Customers. Mowing. Flower planting. RoloKlng 478-4398 Debris Removal. Quick. Emdent ft • Dry Wal - Piaster Repa^- Trimxing. lopping. Free estlmite*. : LANDSCAPING CaS For Free Est 347-4141 422-6107 PLASTEFCNQ 4 DRYWALL ROOFING lOysirsexp.. Uc:ftjn*.'- 441-4O70 FaaaMe. Froe EsL «44-0650 CHARLES PAJNTLNO. kM/eit. Pi**, • Warpspering/Romov*! Ltt-Tn*. 937-1734 . GodBJOStYou. 459-4555 HOMELAWNCARECO. ft 6ry**K carpentry, rnasonary re­ Repairs, eddrtlorts, new work AMO • Re'erences Al work guaranteed GOOO-N- GREEN IANOSCAPING 1st. Cutting Free, .must sign op by EXOOOS MOVING pair*. Window ft wtl washing ft FLAT ROOF PROBLEMS? M Ot lOAN WOOOSM EN LAWN MAINTENANCE SUtsUc. 346-2447. 474-0727 La»n C&re.Landscaplng. Irrlgslioo June 1. 1992. RotouKno Starting at Otflo*/ Residential. UwrnorvKe-FreeesL 654-3565 683-8470 Experienced In fat roofs; shlngfov Expert Reoova'.*. TrVrvTjng. Complete Ltwn Care $25. Other Services AvVJble. SPECUL LOW RATES ft repairs. Slop al leaks Guar, Low Prices - Gre.stSeo'lc* PRESTIGE PAINTING Topping. Stom Damage. Plymouth. Canton, Uvonla CALL JOEJ 313-425-3291 541-0303 CUSTOM/TONE Cal: 552-411« ForFreeEsLCaS £93-2115 kit • Ext. Qu4.tTy workma,-aNp k-uured. . 1-600-241-7769 C*.lM*h»*l 454-9042 ProFes«lonat Interlor/txltrior paint­ 471-2600 Experienced 6 insured H.L. RENAS LANDSCAPE . HOOVER LAWN INC. EXPERT MOVING CO. ing stemVig. caulking, drywalft wo t Wtter d*rr-*g«. In*, work, puuter- R4R S TREE SERVICE APPLE LANOSCAPINO Cal Tony 458-2273 Since 1952. Complote landsctping. Dopeodtbl*. Comm /Res. lawn cul­ Affords We rates. piaster repair*. Picture* ft re­ Ing. paJnting. repair*. FREE ESTIMATES Lswn Malnl, Oearvup*. Fertilzlng. ling, tprfcvg deanups; eera'Jng, de- 7 Dsy Per Week 6er»loe 471-2600 conslruction 4 design. Sod ft Seeding. See our lendscap- ference. Gary, fre* Est 427-4655 New A REPAIR. SrJngOng, rubber INSURED . 425-9J77 thttchlng. Low prices. 476-2094 For Free Estimate c*J. 730-6794 PROFESSIONAL TOLKHES Ask lor RON 522-5731 Hg Ad. free Eat. -535-60¾ PAINTING 215 Plumbing roofing, cedar, fjl la/ring, gutters 4 IGUARANTEE DON'S QUALITY PA-NT1NG - lop re'sted carpentry, lisuranc* worfc LAWN CUTTING Spocitfizing ki Commcric-al/Resl- C»l SAMS PLUMBING. SPRNG SPECIAL A RELIABLE LAWN/BtOSERV, thai I can beat anybocy t price on a INDEPENDENT MOVING quality workmanship, affordable Tro/ ft Btoomlield s.'ets Free Estimtte* ' Insured prices, 10* discour.t for aertore, dentjltncel»72 - 476-1925 UconsedMaster Plumber ROBiNSON ROOFING Spring ft Fi* Cleanup*. Cal now for weokly lawn CurUng. ResWential V & V TREE SERVICE Uc Landsctpers Uc*rue»MPSO 1-19476 free est, iu, axt S36-3930 Hot »*ter hestort, f«uoett, tolett. Re-rool. learoftt, Scented 4 Insured Tree trVrvrvno. Treo.'tTump removsJ FREE low esttmtte* ft lo secure only 6*1 for Ff** Est. .425-5736 PROFESSIONAL PAINTWG tewvr*, sump pumps, garbeg* d'4- 254 4211 Courteous Careful ft Competent Guaranteed workmansh*. Sr. Dtsc Fre* Est, Insured 255-3227 your preferred servlc* Sty, k-.l rExt. wtter Wasting. drywU ft poeaJs rtptsced. Also new horn* p»- J. Crippon Lawn Service 647-5««! JETS LAWN SERVICE 423-1241 . : LIGHT HAULING LOW RATES 646-0125 ptssler repair. 18 yr*. *xper1enc«. vtfopments 4 Sr. OUzen DtsoounL' TREE TfUMUER • NOT TRYiNO TO~ Comptet* landscap* maintenance. EUROPEAN Free Est/r,«^£»lA-r.. r> 427-5S16 TROY...... 643-0971 Basement*. g«*ge* dei-vod Free estimate*, insured. • * JOHNS MOVING * * Orr PXH, JUST MAKE Al[WvG ASPEN LAWN-SCAPE^ 80UTHF)ELO.. 657^611 Spring Oaan-up Certified pesticide sppocator. LOCAL ft LONG DiSl ANT TOUCH RemoviL's • insured • Freo Ett^rJtes 354-956« WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL AREAS OF FAfWINGTON .477-0684 Winter Rites. 623-1562 or 644-2717 ••L»»n" malnterisflc* ft land ftes-ftComm. (313)464-6260 LICENSED* INSURED — VYALtPAPER - PAINTING QUALITY PAINTING ROOFING BEST RATES'I Cel 773-5392 BuRt flew ft Repair Ma SHOVEL •Scape'' construction. Don't mis* GLAZING - MAR8LUDNQ • THOROUGH PREPARATION ALL PLUM9:HG4 HOME REPAIR LAWN CUTTtNG S ERVKE • WELl0ROANt2E0 TREE TRMMMO 4 REMOVAL Resoddir^g Of Lswns this rx>porturw'ty to h*v* your lend- ; Spring Oean up. Woe*!* lawn SUBURBAN MOVLVO ft HAUUNO FREEEST1UATE8 INSURED OraJna, severs, hot • star tanks, Will beat any prlcel Bush ttlmm:.-g 4 removal. S»l«C\-» c«p* 4 lawn rr^ntens.ice need*. at- • OUST FREE REPAIRS ' Ori'*. Jerry547-1?03 AZTEC LAWN CARE Fantastic Prices R*!erenccs In Brmnghm, eirr.M 4 Ut Mtiter Plumber -453-0010 JC.'SUPHOLSTEFv-'iG 4-D LAWN CARE 533-2576 a wee* Low hourly rste*. K>gM Rochestw 650-6314 557-5595 Compete la*n eervlc*. Comm. 6 moves. Wr/v* Cry. 7 22-MOVE 50% OH Home 4 Office fj-r;ture. boat Ir.lort- Ro* Power rtVng 4 Spring O-srv PLUMBiNG WORX DONE ROOFIS'O ft S'CXNG or*, fjmltur* repdir Frw Cs'.-'nafe*. NOBLE'S Estkma!* Todty • Paint Tomorro* . fl«4Sonst+»rate*. Fast tervio*. Up Ins Slev-on Turnsr 595-7416 WANT TO 8AVE MONEY ? 20>TI tip. lie.ft In s 5J4-3077 INT.ERiOR.EXTEa'Oa KoJobloo*.T*». LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES MARK'S Rent yc« C*TI truck - w* »a losd ft R. K. PAINTING Days: 1313)423- 60*1 A-ISTRONQSUWNSeRVKE ' deAtr. CompVrte moving service COMPLETELY INSUREO 274-24S9 E>«s; 313)6i50KJ Wece-V l««-n car* st ressonst-te Al work fuly guaranteed Int./Ext. - Res. & Comm. 281 Vi<*«>0 Taping BOULDERS ' Mov* with the a*,io* of a l»o- • THOMAS LANE PLUMS .'IG rt!«>. Spring Own-Upj. 2nd cul FREE ESTIMATES • 30 YRS. EX P. C\islom painting • Stalnlnfl • Decor stlv* ft Ortv«y**y$t0hS hsssioAal.rroeesLCal 425-8152 Ll«ns«d Mister Plumber hs.f off wirt ad. Fury Insured. LAWN CARE 241 8«WMCrMnlng £ Senrket * Topso4 * Peit-Topjol Mix Mark'* Moving-Ati'itSriC* 425-5805» 229:9885 POMX Washing»Drywall RoUdor.t'Al.'Ccrr.T^rlclsl - Free est. 726-1096 • Lawn cut • Spring dssn up* * Stirtddtd Bsrk * Wal Stone • Hodg«t •Oothatchtnq PlastorRepair •' kuured 535-6371 SBVER CLEANING ALL TYFcS V.OEO TAPING •Vr.teriocki.^ Pf«>rt * PltlO • 887-7498» P.csl t«le-». lr.surav« lts-.-slt.id 4 • Aertllon . • Duller * Cleaned 24 Hour SorvVe 1 D'-oo t sp»s, Protest•ooal wwkly ls. 547-6t-\J Pickup or DetN-ory .'. CUSTOM MIRROREO WALLS IMPERIAL IMAGES Cfyiforrjjt.Vj. 7^1-2921 skippingv Oein-ups lor regutv cu s- . PAINTING ft RESTORATION 873-1909-423-1207 471-2600 ,474-4922 lom«s. Openings In Uvonla, R*d- •v.- 525-8054 Ew-toid doors and tf*^s lst>t« tops Custom PainOng • Wtlfspor FTumt-l-^ 4 Sft-^sr Ol^ng. R*. 245 Swing WKhlne ford. some Farriilngtcw'H.T.s are**. • MERCERS LAWN SERVICE .- lnsuts!N 53»rLOW - -534-7M9 ^"BOB 8 LANDSCAPiVG "" A»A - ACCUfUT E rxwr.NG IN YOUR HOVE - FOH OS'LY $6 S3 rwttermgft Fa.'--' ••$ F.>p-l>c ' INTERIORSIII R» Rov)'*, Tew O" s, P.-v-^i-t. Complet»l*wn Ms.V.!»nanc* OUALiritD LA AN CARE Decorating Fro* Est. H Adl .'0.-JW Work N«->»d Cs? Joe 5 EEWFFrO.INC 443-19-2¾ 130 Ltiwn A Garden L-j.jred - Free Est. 525-3!« Very n!>wsb-'S ri'.rs • IVi;Corr,m. AEtTTERJOB v STEVE'S " IWg.M>OfN.vd C>t Co. «<-5S5.3 ins.-Free Est . * 6$i-»S4t SVALlPAFERftPA'NIISQ .AIrkjMlt'tl'm»lJd->HrijM Rototilling PalntinQ By Mfchaol AAA APEX nOOf L'f3. INC. Ptf« SlrlfC-t.-0 4,Dr>vi 11 itcSir*, • S rucco * Dry» al FT^pV^»". i pride. CALIFORNIA SERVING THE UVOl.tA AREA -. V5yit.*_ip. 422-OJM • WVpsper norr4«ty ft lr.!»jrftyc«1: THE WAlt PAPER LADY LANDSCAPING INtrEXT * 20YCVSE.VP » TV - VCR RtPA'fl * • 441-4070 f REE EST. I Ic. Ins. 522-7055 Free Ettirvs'M D«yieS5-72r3 A'.>V--r^476«?!4 HvT-y-vj-S'.-W-jj Call Ray 477-2166 10yi*e>p. Uc. tk-4 A Botlof Pro!os5lonal Job S'.>>.'^. V*x>d F1K*mcvl tnh:~ »(*->*.:*. . ! 15 Yrs fi,">.-ft»»iF«'-s SfEVtSOArtOtNSEHVKE ' CASEY 6 LAWN SffiVlCE Slt^iVS LAWN Cirt ft Mt -.t*n»,xe REAS0NADLE RATES 349-7499 Dxk O-i L-.i-vj. Brushft Rc-T ^ '. • AAAljUAirry"' ^ t( M t Wk -i.p 4 0>^. Ky ^CjIKn^jSI t-?»-24|2 AVrr-.V^m SkJ'-^g Painting 1¾. Sr. O scv-'.tt 22yis. tt. Palr.ting. ' BONDED4 INSUREO 7ds-,l:MVe. 7« 611? "^VvALTwff^ V~a • PA'NT.TlG" "" Fl¢^lr^s $2 eft v-'sd 17j-»irte<- SptMg ft** cps- Rfssonatie • Interior • E«1frtlc< S>\-i."*J LOW RATES te^M s-:-r,' Free Esl'rrstM. 421-7J.M LndKptng. Fre* fit for laum car*, a Of LIVONIA OvV-tyWc.kO.'.-fs-.'.ted | RM. ft Com.^1. • 937-9421 • Flitter rrV3 WrRAOrrD'HA'RE " l Akjn-.inun S'd'jvg n*'r-!«Nng FAIMTiMO, PATEFV'iO r Or.S cut free with » jn Lp N'or* YARD CLEAN-UP Tr'jc-iour tr-s'-'-j ~ AAA Your 6si:|t8/i| Trj, r.rjt>it b'.'l^ow.i rf-v'V--,j. T.'Al.\PAP! R REMOVAL" Ju,-» 1. CkM l'p'. listing, $:-3 o-t ».'L% t>'i it rt cv:o ref-'V. low p,t;r*, P.r-'s, AffOROASlE . _471-2600;_ Frco Apprfilssl 421-2241 L'.:u".r,r) LAWN CAKE A MOP.E pjlttvs. ttc. C«1 It-ct il our (rv- • l.i£H0 3PA'NriNG' PARA LCGAL SERVICES So-.vv tx^v-T-t Lk:»i.-s FIOJXHI. C<1 te* f.-.j'.i-.T-e 7«'}-17f 5 Arj;otoootO'.'i J:-?-0'->-5 liMfitrjI.) 356-7510 nws.JcA.iTc-,*. r,?"^ Crr» 477-6200 139^awnJpj1nVllng___ ALL TYPE OF PAWING k>b*. Brush, ro11"*}. t,"v»y. Frcl Ctl SAVEOVERJCi'/i All Ctl\AVc r.EPA'M CUTTERS LAWN CARE ~STCUTABOVE THfTFilf ft Ws.-ffp-.v iVvt-^vH Csrr*rtn/, 477-«!» On;4?4-M<>4(r>*) •r.rc-j.L^JlurctjT.I. XcTrooifTns FxraCor f>"T»7R E NM Cos-'--, Ttb 4 £>•>-« 471-2C00 CvUlng. IrL-.irr^vj, ^'.--J fc*tt Orivsfl ft n?«!*r Wftl rsf'V. Ir.». 1 C-X'f-'^'Sls^lC^r* "s&AmniGATlONMNC. •Yi'.-t'i PfP-vi .!•}. r,Vl-^. cor* tor«!v.-r». rc-tct'-'ng, Rtf.OJMvkLrvmw ' 959 2TJT v Frc-'i«!'or.»^/ »-1!«"^ • Co-p's'--is Rod ifrrc-t'i ft *Ay";. .:i rtA»-.^> re'NR*r-.NV'*J tk:. rt-f.«77-12t6 .'-Jri- XLSe.M:eCcvp. dctvvps.tovwiy.&lr. 274 51W PARTING ft r.f MOoriciG r.'-r. Vh-orva 4211129 I!ATI icrtr.kltr r,S'.(>ptnj!b'^ *-ctk. • D',cg *•:-> lc* p-VM »5 WnM WaeWng ! • H'>J.C»rvlc*»P-Vl> lowrttn. 59t-31J}Ct422 8l» ArFORSkm'RobT.T.OftToi'iQ' t-y »ip«l (v^ •^>^ itjd;tirl*-p .nts'-ydx--* •OntrOf s'tevrcy Cv1l'-"*g «->Mc«. sV-ub uK-.m'ro. tree »E> r-t>*c«l r-ltc J.Ct-t tflor e 25 ,T*. 476-0011 ri7i-?6no ito-v| instsvd q-Akiy BftOPAI'lliNG up. f Ml KlYite. FL-""|Tff-.f/. P.t>. 'rAT^rfiniirJ" V>'sr-»»<' g. *'- ":••! Spring C':M Uo • Po«or fc\Vy • FrwEi'irr-.a'fl 1-.1. - Ext. Com.-rt.ft Res . PARADISE Sr. d'Koy.t. FtM C'tCCJ-.itIr» 8419 l / Ivg fy-••••£ .»«1 ,~>* rt'R^io^rLAriN'TwSurvfio Ovs'tyWock-LowfUliM C*i." :,e<,H '-'''\ »--»Vly, bs-K'ng. t«£ivg. ti5m.T-'ro, IS »vi Cut t'-ng • S hrub Tr IT c-.l.-o • Ccrp'tla l»nd^:^'^ ir^>^':t tvs'. PAINTAOFSIGN 1W franoTuning ! Fro* ftl. k,,'t-|'i>i 4 n-f »'r S-Vub tr'*lr_*.R«rinlihliig rr*s»fil. It-VtTJl C'.Ji r«t Est. J/n'»ll»-iC.v« 425 65)7 ft Htwcv^-jw-tion. "A. VELASCO~CO7 bft*RLAWM SERVICE iS'C. O^ss'^MiWoik PtV-.l decort'tng, W>"p»:^-»g. W.1.X.-WR' rtACtVis iTouRQOE PA'NTli'lQ cw'rT ITE ruvifG « si: AVlC E~ ALL.TYPES OF ROOFING "j.'aiiTtrc'?s1. Convn IfVs Wt r«b«..'d ptsyerpl&v*. »,-,lv;i.-cs QIUU1YCJRAWC1A6 < Jfring C^?.t (.-r-J l«r>n dS-lSS'ch- frte lt!Vn»»M»\i Yi». f'j-i* ? ev 1 rv«», f lk.rwno.*Jt>«rs't|. ho. furl pJ&j'ng PrC?Ws <«-.»l ft Cs*Any1>m«,427.73JJ 295-2555; Mobllo 310-21U J'iSlllECX (31-6319 425-4830 for Et>t.v-it-»», Cf 8 .r.r, 4M 2'r3 lV»tJ(> FrcsOt. S13 5534U* vV<-l kvA-dOd. FflEE EST. 721-0003 •a *.-W»rzwn.i3 r^r lrrjtt,W^e*»Mi»sw*.yoa-t*n*jstJ»'.e' uiewjtjMi't^n »1 leolUUJl l-r»Ti-" r^u-l-t-i/ •(••>«; •ttr.-kw it*.*i - fv^ i&vj* • j r»-joan*if*ff^'jw^o.**- m vnnHtt Ji wet* n*i*xr*x-*»wwaTg-u*i-^r^ *PPI mm ^w^^r^^!Mf*r* ." ".^i1 st: /•• •

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5WHelp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 900 Help Wan ted. 500. Help Wanted SOO KelpWenied 602 Help Wanted 602 Kelp Wented . 502 Help Wanted 60¾ Kelp Wanted PERSONS NEEDED lo dean house* PROTOTYPE SHOP NEE03 STlJ0£fi73 to opertt*l*k* cleaning TELLER. PART TIME ONLY '*.:•" '. WJIOER » Dentat-Medlcel Dental-Medial Oenui-Medl- THE FOLLOWlNO EXPERIENCED **ilpmeht. Blocmfiefd 6 W. Btobm- Must heva commercial bank experi­ DENTAL ASSISTANT BUSY W. BoorrJVjId dVital pffloe hi but nol necessary. Apply hper- PEOPLE; She* metal, wood pattern Md'Uxatv,-Interesting,. outdoor ence. Ftexlbt* hour*. SE Oakland InoVstor leader teakreertnad ' Medical TranaertptJoolst for mixer, wesder MK1 & DO, CMM In- summer fob. Good pay, can adjust County. Cal jun* Kraoa* ¢44-2900 welder wtlhMlO 4 TKJ axperience. Experienced. Apprpx 35 hour*^ For looking For front desk person wtth Al 3 shift* available. Also. 12 hr. 4 . ton between "2- 4' crtfTlim W. FarTr4ngt«o,H«a IVdlology cc HW. Lfvoria. Please cal Man £}- rieno*' preferred. Fuf «me, M.beoe- otflc*. • Experienced ' oofy kvaervlce dVectoc at Bloomfteld a rnechOTlst*. Cal Wittbold Company. leave m**-, Candid^* should be bright 4 wel ehou0^M appfy . Ful time day*, pteas- Bolt:" . .-• i 475-2000 ftta - -;•••. 641-4000 HBa Ce/t Center. 334-0343. PHARMACY FILLING TECH Also headed general labor. Ben*m», sage •..>. , f.\" , .. ;37>-72>i' .TELLER groomed. 8tart!nj wag* eOrnmen- arU »UToundings wf?i lber>f beYwftt Person muJI • b> rhoUyttOd teff 4 overtime. Apply, h parson be­ United Savings Bank FSB he* ait Kirsl* with axperieno*. Excetem package. CeJ for t^pfrtmanL.'aak SENSOR SURGICAL ttafter, be'ahfa to. wpVk Ha fast DENTAL ASSISTANT •. DenSiVy lor LP.NS/ARERNOONS tween S*rn-3:30prn at Dynamic Re- IromecHat* opening .lor t M tlm* benefits.. :. *••':'." chJdrtn In Fa/mlnglch KJ4*. Experi­ ., ALSO.MrONKJHT NURSE •. forPaggy...... »5-4 TOO -MEOICAL BILLER . ' paced work environment Expert- search 22121 Heafla Or, NovC be­ SUMMER JOBS . House PaWer* h Tloy are*: Teller, •_ '.••-.",:"' ence preferred. No *venlr(g» hojr*. . . Bee. Mr*. Martin . Fwbojy ENT S*eoi*«L MBS expe­ * ence help V but'Ywt, rcqulred. tween Metdo*brook & No* Rd.'ott Cil between tUptrCI) ;iiw959 : •••/••-.'• NURSE CUNlCVLH. ' rience requtred. Ful berveftis. ©end - .«48-6*41 •-.•: Primary dutle*: 1« !N* posidon hi- 8aJa^aVrlnge benefit*:^ 553-3260 • NIGHTENGALE WEST Cal John P** ./^.,-04310 9 Mite Rd. No phone cast pies** •; ^-. «3WNewtM9hW. W«V* looking lor • motfvated serf reeume lo: 24t0O, Or*/>d RJver. r tkxS« handling daffy customer trans­ • -TAKrfWO&NAJI,8ALdM. W**«i^r»»r*w1M. - •larter. Experienced orvY'tor.c Farmington Htt*. ML, 44334. Cory ' PLUMBER- Experienced In service, QUALITY 8Y8TEMS MANAOER action* 4 promoting bank procVicts ^/ELDERS : ttoiim6tM.M-tQit**fA.- • repair 4*em#de(lng.Send resume Idaai for cooega atudenui part Una DENTAL ASSISTANT -PART TIME >ui Equal Oe^orturilty Employer uT olograph Rd., Southfieid. In our W. BtoomfMd a Btrmlngnam for Rochester Vffloe. Great hours, ed preferred. WBt Iraki. Send re­ aatons. , •,. U1-ef44 plant mafioer. ' . shop. Mig. Tig, Arc 4 2 yr* axperi­ experience necessary. , 652-2264 . MEDtCAL ASSISTANT BOCIAtWOftXERv • ML 44034.--..'.. ..,.-. ••-/•;••• turn* to: Box 47343, Oak Parti,.Ml ence required! Oopd pay 4 benefit*. Experienoed. Part or M time. Mai MEOICAL B1U.ER ' The Arnold Home mc. 389 bed eon- 48237 :."•:. -/. • ;• ' ' ' • ^ppOcant must poeaees' a high : POLICEOFflCER-EXPERIENCEO 272-5201 '•>• - OENTALASSISTANT \ . resume lor 37279 W. Six Mi* Rd, Minimum. 1/yr e^periervo«v'K>iowt- tinutrig car* rerkemerrt tommunrty school'diploma, good math apptt- .: VILLAGE Of CLARK8T0N. TEACHER NEEDED: For lockftsr Ternporary experienced asaUlv.t 8u-14«.LNor»a.>4t.46l52. edge ok DfvtraRec tyttetn helpful, seek* *r perton wtth experience toda, Ighl typing abRty, mWmom 1 - Seeking community-oriented Indi­ proorarfl. Experience a must I Mice UPORADERS NEED60 needed lor maternity leave. Time e.' ' fuYtJme, MCA thru Frt , ' v worWng wfth the aged, preferably In ytaf cash handflng axperience 4 erv vidual to develop end *upervUe Pol­ RECEPTIONIST c^portunny.PtaasacaJL 641-3030 •7. an hour plus benefits. negotiable.Troy, .•:-. 689-6060 MEWCAL ASSISTANT - Needed lor * nuralna horn* **fting. Thtdetked [oy worWng wtlh the pubaa. Prevlou* king of 1/2 so. mM reskjentiaf cony. lor wOd 4 cr«y office. 6l*rt now. Need 12 eflgfbte Oakland doctor-* office In Uvoria. Mutt be -.--." TP^DMIUTECH :.'* tppBcanl wa htv» axceOem aaaeaa- TEACHER NEEDED - toddler taacrt- laber axparieno* a pVisI PoalUon oi­ • - DENTAL ASSISTANT rr^ty. population 1,005. Ft* time We t/aln.CaJ Bath, /416-0410 County resident* lo btin as furnace enthusiastic- Experience necessary. 1/yr axperieno* rnWrnum. Ferrr4ng- merrt 4 car* planning skjns 4 the - er needed lor cfifld car* banter In lers compM* benefit package 4 Part lime, 3-4 d*y* per week, lor responslbllilles: road patrot ktvestl- tender* for now planl m Wrt*rlord. I.V.*xpertoiO*he»?fut 477-7344 tco a/a*. Fv*/oart Um*. Mon, - frt. tbaty lo wrtt* dear 4 cendse pr og­ RECEPTIONIST - needed In upbeat 8outfif!e»d. AA or BA In cMd reUled competitive salary. For immediat* friendly Nortfrviae office. Experience gslsig criminal. complaint*, baffle AJ *hlh* 4 sxivaneement opportuni­ . Contact Management Dept - re** note*. If you ar* an anthmlastJe downtown Royai Oak **ton. Experi­ (Wd 4 previous experience ra- consideration cal lor apportion or preferred. . 344-6/40 MSOrCAL ASSISTANT : and ordinance Inforcement Position ties rraiaWe. 663-0682 peraon who en)oy» working In a ence prelerrad. PttonaPaiaaoia ou»red. For Inlo.: 827.8440 sendrasumalo: for busy OermaloiogM office In often ftrtted benefits, but Inoum- 8atooTor interview at - (45-0000 Troy Human Resource Center leam crteoted *nvTY«nment Ihenwe Southfteld. Experience required, fvl OPTICAL DISPENSE* want to apeak lo you. boot wffl establish Rax schedule and 879-7568 time. Cal Karen., . .353-0640 tax* active rota jr> organtiing duties. TEACHERS/ASSISTANTS fur Um*; experienced. We need Send return* l* .' N*tionaffy acaadrtad nuraery school UNITED SAVINGS Dental Assistants eomeon* who I* careet-orlemed. : REPAIR CO ' $500-41 ^OOOEUVERY MEDICAL ASSISTANT MaryCoboso has part-tlm* poaftlon* lor taach- enjoy* working wfih people, and hat Applicant must b* MLEOTC Certi­ BANK COMMISSION PAID WEEKLY For busy OphlhaknologisU wfth of- Dlr*dOr of Admissions : ers/asstslants. M*tur* parson need­ Selecl Marketing need* rep* to de- Hygienists/ •trong sale* capacflrOe*. Send re­ fied and broad r*spdna,t*ryexperi­ -•• .PART-TIME'+:.• Attention Human Resource* fleee in SouthfWd and We*t BJoom- 4 Social Servlo* ed with experience and good under- sVer book* lo local budneaae*. Ful turn* to: •16520W.7M»e ence in potiot field with proven lead­ NEE0ED IMMEDIATELY itandHg ol early chfld davttopmerit 3226S Northwestern Kwy., Ste 10 • Receptionists fletd. fuf time. Mature, reeporttfbt*. ership,: m»/%*gomoht. organization lime. No teOrtg, no weekend*. Re«- COA or tome ophthalmcloglc expe­ flflST OPTOMETRY Detrc4t.MI.442T9 Haw eoMt/v«tort/ln«taftetlon 6 re­ Also SubrUtut* teachers needed on Farmington HO*. ML 48334 able vehicle • must Apply ki person 15540 Middlemen, Uvoni*. MI and communlcatlori ikm*. Respoo- pair. Experienced only need eppfy, an ort-ca* basis. Apply at 8«toh 313-4460650 . Shcrt and long term contract rience preferred. Pteese aertd.re­ aibates ma/ expand. a* iransplon to onh/, Mon., Tuee, W*4.. 1pm »harp. assignments kt SE Michigan Includ­ turn* lo: Box 696 . 44154. AfUnUon: Beverly 8U6STANC6 ABUSE THERAPIST :-. 435-Wt Nursery School . 2947$ Inkster 323 E. 4th 81 (I bfc. E ol Comody Needed lor axpandng clnlc. No *x- oJtyhood taxes place. Road, Farmlngton HSJ*. An Equal Opportunity Employer" ing Metro Detroit Benem package Observer 4 Eccentric Newtpeper* RESIDENT MANAOER lor rtlo* M Castle) Royal Oak. 34251S<*>oola*nRj OPTICAL DISPENSER perlenoe heceeaarY, mO Iraki. MA An Ecju a) Opportunity Employer lo quaBfled employee*. No phone Degree prt/errtd. Pleas* auomit re­ Submit complete resume with refer­ unit apartment complex on John R . TRANSP0RTAT1ONCLERK can* pieaset Send resume lo: Lhronl* Ml 44160 : An established optometrie practice between 13 • 14 MBe. Fra* rant plus APL Land Transport Servloa* i ma- In Commerce Two. ha* an opening turn* to: 5640 West MapM. Sulla ences and salary; requirement* by: TEACHERS needed -wtlh Strong 502 Help Wanted 205. West Btoornfleid, Ml «322 April 30, 199210: - .- tmal salary hx mature axpartanoad far. US provider ol transportation MEDICAL ASSISTANT/Receptionitt for a career-minded dispensing oc- math 4 varba) akKi. ACT/SAT bdan ki our h*wty butt facflrty. VILLAGE Of CLARKSTON person,- 647-7171 services lor the automotive. Industry Dental-Medical part time lor busy/pteatant PetSatri- gtoup Instruction 6 IndMduaftzed has an Immedial* opening lor trans­ dan* office. Weekday* 4 Vi day CU: 3600121 X-RAY TECHNICIAN 375 Depol, CWrkslon, Ml, 46346 ratructlon. ' Registered or registry tegfbi*. Mam­ . Ratal Sale*-Sporting Qoods port* Hon clerk In our Tiytor, ML off­ • . AMBITIOUS. WOVATTVE Sat Renee after 10am- . 356-0420 W.BtoomfWd . • •'• 737-2680 mography axperience praferrtd. ful PCOt -PEOPLE - Overtime, week Sport* oriented person wtth ret*l ice. Shift tadbWty required, office. CREATIVE 4 CHARISMATIC ENTEGH! axperience. Appry M person '• • M EC4CAL ASSISTANT. Part-TVri*. . ORTHOPEDICS TECHNICIAN or pan time. No weekend* or ho»- ends. Appfy wltNn: 18224 Van Bom TEACHER WANTED • Beginning Experience on CRT required, excel­ These are the-character traft* our Play 11 Again Sport* Uvori* area. At't***l'1 yr. experi­ d«y*. Denlae. 561-6794 Sept„ 18*2. Parent CoopersuV* lent communication skill* and ternporary nursing agency l* •earth­ . Road. Dearborn Heights, between Keego Harbor . .SERVICES, INC. ence EKG. venepuncture, putmi-iary fuO-Ome potfBon for LPN with 2 Pre-schooL Send resumes to: P.O. knowledge of transportation indus­ ing lor the poaftlon of sales repre­ X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST IOa.-Tv2prn.oWy- Ho phone ea!HJ Shelby Twp . . function. Contact Oebby- 261-3891 year* surgical experience, Ortho- Box S2S. Rochester, Mi, 48306- try a Pius, ExoeOent pay 4 benefits, sent* Uv*. A* our society ages, so 50 WrBlfl Beaver, Ste.,350 Immedla'.e part time position tvts-. PORTRAIT STUOtO seeking photo- Ouewled •ppscanu should send ra­ doe* the demand lor quality nuriWig pedlc axperience prtftfYed. Send 052$. Attrc Hiring Ccirhmltte*. Troy, Ml 48084 MEWCAL ASSISTANT resumes to S. Qtacalon* or appfy at- tble. Orthopedic axperieno* pre­ grspner/manager (of Farmlnglon auma lo, 17197 N. Laurel Park Or. car*. Our company harbeen staff­ ferred. W. BtoomlWd. 655-7406 area. Must be sert-moUvated & titxt '-._ RNorLPN . Uvonla ML 44152 Burl* 200 Please FAX: 528-6981 parttirr^poaftiorijvallac**!-, ing hcepftals,'nursing home*, pri­ UvonU Internal medlctn* practice, wea »1171 people Ca» . 477-4107 no phone caris or walk-Ins vate home*. Insurance companies, . DMC Health Care Center* X-IUY TECHNOLOGIST Two Contingent position* «v*J!*bt* $10.00/HOUR experience preferred, eel Wendy - 2M41W.8Mleftd. Very succouM. wefl eslablbhed doctor* offloes, cllnlos 4 privtt* In­ DENTAL HYGIEN1ST Ful tkne, registered. dWc setting.. PRESSER3 4 Counter Help, ful 4 m Urgent Care. CA/dWOyV or E. R. TRAVEL AGENT befween 10-2 at . 476-4724 Oet/ottMt; 44219 sale* organttsUon. In Southneld. dustry Icr the last 7 yrs, H you ar* Needed lor modem Troy office. 0*y*. Som* marnmogrtm axperi­ part tlm*. positions avaJsbia in axpeoervca recjAed. Sand raauma* Seeking a take charge. seK-moUvst seeks eggraaalv* canvasaar* with looking for an exciting 4 chasengtng . '-• 362-5055. MEDICAL ASSISTANT OR LPN ence prtferrad but not necessary Uvonla. VYestland. Appfy in person, lo M. Strauch, Nursing Sorvfcea or ed. group ooordlrujtor with proven Afftflaled with The Detroit Medical excellent cornmunlcatlon skJB*. FwsV career wtth tremendous earning po­ busy OBVGYN m Uvonla needs irt- 352-7600. *x16060 33030 W, 7 Mile, LTvoria. 474-2141 appry at: - sales performance lo handle cruise OENTAL HYGIENEST Center, an Equal Opportunity Erri- Part time. wttlraJa 557-3000 tential 4 have at least 2 yrs experi­ teagent «ne/geUct>ersonwtth cW- group*. TeamwoAstrong commu- ence In temporary health care, send lor Familhgton K3t office. X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST PRESS OPERATOR - M Vrr+ day*. bMC Haaflh Car* Centers eel experience Immedlalefy. nlcaiion tkll* */M oetaS-orienled a your resume to: Richard Bloom, Ft* or part time. . Salary 4 benefit* negotlawe. Part time including weekend*. Aver- No phone ea^s please. Apply •! 41835W. 12MB*Rd. TELEMARKETERS tequl/ament. Send resume lo: 626-9915 age 20 hours.per week. Bedford 6337 N. Beverly pfaja. located w ol 24423 . SouthfWd Rd. St* 100. CalSandy ' 474-4580 ." Novt, Ml, 44377. , . Saiary-cornmlsston-boriu* 13435 Fifteen MDe, St*. 165. SouthfWd. Ml 46075 PHYS1CAI THERAPISTS Ctink:. Cal Theresa lor appocaOon M>ddieooriSo(Vanbom.- . ' Flexible hours. Rich Plan Food Sar- Sterling Height*, Ml. 46312 DENTAL HYGIENIST . Pertngten 6 Assoc 920 E Lincoln, interview appolntmenL Tuea thru Wanted pert time for SouthfWd Birmingham. MJ 44009. PRESS- OPERATOR - experlenoa Arruiated with The Dat/olt Medical vice alnoe 1846. ca 453-5100 or ASSIST ANT ACTIVITY MEDICAL frt, 9»m-3pm.... 534-3600«x135 I Center, an Equal Opportunity Env -1-400-556-food dentdofflo*. 647-2440 DIRECTOR'S) pretcrred. Una 4 prog.dies, good 646-2450 . ASSISTANTS pay 6 fcener.ls. Apply 4am-5pn\ Ptoyer. , TRAVEL SALES AGENTS FuITktl* TELEMARKETERS lor Michigan'* largest tour operator PROGRESSIVE denial practice 504 Help Wanted Mon-Frl, 777 Basoiina Rd. North- Technical book* and training male- Shelby Nursing Center 1* teoking an DENTAL HYGIENIST & RECEPTIONISTS eeeki-ig enthuslestJc, otpantzed pro­ . * . a . -' -. oroarired and highly energetic per- • villa.. .-.'.-• ROOFMW ESTIMATOR/ROOFERS rial*. ExoeHenJ pay + commission. . Part Tim* Ful or part tlm*. $12,440 lo »14560 fessional team member tor fronl Join Our Teaml son to loin our recreational therapy Offlc^CreHcal Mu'it be excorionoad r«xjt>ie hr*. Permsnent or part time. 11 MJe Rd. 4 Woodward area Al foe* paid by company. Oo you desk. Musi possets exotOent com­ PROCESS SERVER WANTED EfteetJv* Training. Inc. 726-0908 learn. MUST: have experience wftA Cal 9-5,386-4366 munication tklB* 4 *bBty to Priort- IMMEDUTE .OPENING entry level 453^3341 W* are looking lor Reservation have current medical .experience. No eiporionoa nee©jjary.Trfus( be new OBRA documentation, require­ Uza. Prevtou* axperience In.denUit- accounting poalUon. Bolomoo Sties Agents who ar* upbeat, ertl- bul need a change. Our poaftlon* of­ 16 Or &6<*. Must hsv» reliable car. ments Including the MDS and car* DEKTAL . HYGIENIST needed for ry 4 *orh* computer experience pre- accounting aoftwtr* axperience • cutfte, and easily understood on the fer exoetlenl hour* and benem* In CsX . 634-1100 TELEMARKETERS :', plan. ExceOerrl salary and benefit*. busy Canton office with aggrtasfve ferred. Ful time, Morv thrv FfL 4:30- pkrs. Send resvme* to: Personnel, telephone. -.Computer 'experience suburban tocatlona. Cal 399-3450. 4410O Schoerierr, MlW- of M-58. perlo 'prograrrt Some *venl-)g» re­ 5. H you are interested In (doing t 231 S. Woodward Ave.. 8uf1* 214. PROOUCTlON ASSISTANT ' SALAD PREP • and travel education are a plus. We SNELUNG PERSONNEL SERVICE Need highly professional peo­ near Lakeside Mai (313)566-1100 quired. Salarynegotiable. 459-1950 quality, ethical team when ycxr per- BtTtxingham, Ml 44009 m our popcorn popping lacfsty. FuB time lot po*.\)on'th»rjne*ude* wffi train oft our program*; ple with strong phone experi­ tkieetlon make* * drfierenoa • Must be BgM on your loet- Abftty lo salad prep 6 party (rays. Experleoo* ence to contact established 6 per­ Apply In person onM - ASSI3TANT/RECEPTI0N1ST . OENTAL HYGIENIST MEOCAL ASSISTANT cal Otrttn* al Dr, Band*'* office drtv* trucks a plus. For appointment rec>ulred. Mvst be (van*bl* week- ACCOUNTANT spective businesses to offer addk Apr* 14-16 and 21-24 oral surgery, part time/16-20 hrs * Part lime for friendf,- office In Uvo­ between630-4 . 647-5434 Entry Irvef accounting position ca» 464-6601 enda Benefit* Inckxl* medical wtth tlOnal t»rvlc*s. Position* are berwoeo WJO-NoOn 4 2:30-5pm week. If you are enthusiastic enjoy nla. Thursday (al dty) 4 every other Two fuk-Ume poaftlon* avtlabl* In tvaXabl* al a rapidly growing Troy denta) 4 vacation. people 4 are wTOng to toarn. we S»turO450.' DENTAL HYGIENIST car*. Blue Croes 4 prival* kv health car*. Th* successful kvSvVckt- ledger entriet tnd knowtedge of SOWEDOUGHI Send resume lo: Johnson's Press, Itsfl to work wtthl Great benefits. W- Friendly general denbst. In Farmlng­ •urance*. Garden Cfty. 2614540 ai wtl_h*Y» ttrong Inlerpertonal Lotus 1-2-3. Mvnidpel accountYvj 24300 Meadowbrook. Novt. 48375 oenlrve, bonus 4 *a/ary. Ann Arbor/ PRODUCTION MANAOER SEASONAL LABORERS Th* dock I* licking dowh-Vou'r* lon HHls, looking lor part time hel> tkB* to ladCttt* rporrvrriunlcation' preferred. ExceSent salary and ben­ in packaging department. Minimum Pfymovth area. Contact during m*lernrty leav*. Morv-Tues,- MEDICAL BILLERS and decision making among phyH- . City of Fa/mlngton Hills behind on your payment a There'a TYPESETTER/XEYUNEA part time Pattyfletbru . 932-1170 efits. Hon smoker onh/. Send re-' 2 year* experience- Salary open de­ Thur*. 2-7PM. every other S*l. 3 needed lor Detroft hoapftal. In pa­ dana, medical office personnel, hoe- turn* to: Pttrick. SUBNSA. VBag* onfy one thing to do - give u* a cal to ttart. Must have keylne experi­ Harper Assodstei pending on experience. Taylor area. 8-1PM.Cal - 474-0442 tient 4 . oul patient medicar* or pfltl staff and eryooee*, Oertt of BeVerly Hilt, 14500 West Accepting appscations lor *ornmer and slam dunk »om* serious dough. ence. C.R. Tronic 4/or Maclntoah 29470 MkJdlebefl .CaXRenha . 241-6000 bkxocrcea. Immediate work. 3 (hfn* Thirteen Mae Road. Beverly KB*. Ml Seasonal Laborers In the Puboc if you're persuasive arid have • preferred but not necessary. Pc*K Farmington HBa^Mt 44334 OENTAL INSURANCEcoordm»tor 4 available Gal Brand* «1 Tempre Candidtte* must possess a valid 44025. PROFESSIONAL PHOTO LAB look Work* OMslon fo assist road main­ knack lor getting people on your tlon start! Irnmedlslefy. 459-1113 receptionist Mature, experienced Medical. 443-45*0 tut* RN toania, • Baohetor'* de­ Ing lor experienced print retoucfv tenance crews, righl-of-way mowing tide, we want you on our team. W* BLOOMFIELD HIUS Cart Center person needed lor modern, busy gree b highly desired. Al least ftv* ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK $r*. oounier 4 productioo peoc+e. and leAdKaplng,. traffic conUot at have permanent part-time position* UNDERGROUND FOREMAN (M/F) Warren denial practice. Must have MEDICAL DELIVERY CNA'8 -. year* of work (iperienee Including a Part tkri*. flexible hourv Solomon 4 repair Utea, cofit/tetor Inspection, with guaranteed rales ol V5 an hour, 4 OPERATORS WANTEO knowledge of dtysheets. Insurance SERVICC TECHNICIAH 546-3456 Al 3 thfft* avaBitle. Do not apply rnWmum of two year* axperience In Lotus axperience preferred. Send etc. DurtUon: Mty •' September. along wtlh some awesome financial 3 year* minimum axperieno* re­ 4 front desk experience. Also unless you ant Michigan ceYVfted. eto-medlcaJ preferred, tor a growing <)uaity essurtnoa/utJRzatlon rtvVr* resume |o: 710 N. Woodward. Sufi* PROORAM AIDES - to work wtlh Knowledge ol power tool*, opers- Incentive*. Cal today after Bpml quired. Appfy In person or »end re- knowledge of assisting 4 (eking X- Apply In person at SO W. Square home medical equipment oompany. I* required. Work experience In * 160. BtoorrJIeld His, Ml 44304 drrtfopmen tiny disabled In apart tion of tractor/mower preferred. UvorOa 421-7435 •umeto: rtyt. Pan time, i dsy* or fut tlm* 4 : Must have vald Michigan driver'• 6- Lake Rd , Btomflhaid Hills. 8end reeurn* 4 reference* lo: managed emrlronment I* essential. mont setting. $J.60/hr. Call or Southfteld ' 559-4330 . TheT4MCompanies day*. Cal office manager 765-7070 Mecrxei T*cA Po Box »2518. cente, high school diploma or 4755 Old PUnkfld ACX>Oum$Ptytbla/Recefv*bl* . . 476-0170 for Information Southheld. Ml 44037 equfvalent. tnd be at least 16 years TELEMARKETING - Pari Time MHord. Ml 44341 CERTIFIEO We offer hkjhry cempetrtrve salaries person needed m Southneld area, DENTAL OFFICE - Front Desk As­ experienced wtth computerized ac­ PROGRAMMER ANALYST 4 • of age. Hourly r«ta: »5.95. Applica­ Flexible hours. Moa-FrL . •• An Equal Opportunity Employer MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST-lor busy and comprehenalve beneftts. for NURSE ASSISTANT sistant Looking lor the best 4 wis­ counting package* a must Heavy SYSTEMS ANALY8T tion* wH be accepted untl April 24, •644 per hour plus bonus. ear. nose 4 throat practice. Typing, considerttlon please tend your re­ Accepting appBcaOons lor Certrrled ing lo pay Idr It Ful time, benefit*. clerical backgfound 4 good commu­ 1892. Apply In writing or In person Pieasecal: 453-2121 WATTSTAFF 4 RANGERS needed computer 4 experience helpful Cal turn* to: Nurse Assistants. Ha«l Park. Cal Yvonne, 548-1777 nication am* necessary. May lead Expansion positions available. 1-2 lo: Mi part time. Cal M^sion His* Mon.-Wed.-frL 9-4. 737-7034 yrs AS/400 and/or System 34 ex­ TELEMARKETING RESTORATIVE AIOE io ful Um*: Contact Department 61 Pubfle Works GoK Course, ask lor Judy or Nick OENTAL OFFICE r^tocttoh/fleeep- perience In packaged »oftw*/* In­ Ideel postton lor itudent. housewife, • 453-1047 Part-time Re«tort»v* Aide, training tkxJjt needed. Busy Westltnd area WEOICAL RECEPTIONIST - Stiff Solution* it . 932-9111 stallation and syijema devetoprnenL 27245 Halsted Road retiree*. Flexible hrs., good- pay/ available. MERCY HEALTH F*/mlngton HI**, Ml 44331 . practice. Part lime wfth benefit*. Ful time, bu*y doctor"*, offlo* In Bachelor:* Degree or equfvalenl bonuses. Cal Brian 583-3024 WANTED - COL CLASS AORiVERS Apply. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ' An Equ*i Ocportuhrfy Employer CaHLlnd*»t 697-4400 SouthfleW. Experience required. technical experience required. PC lo work In *ma» production lactvfy. BedlordVMe A»>1orphyBi» 424-8354 . SERVICES Jryx*. experience or minimum 2/yr* Programming and Communication* Work wll consist ol production 4 lo­ l6240Westi2MaeRoad OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Corbcriie Office . . coBege'accountlng required. SECRETARY FOR MACINTOSH TELEMARKETING 1 Human Reeouro* Services experience pr»!erred. Competitive Uvonla based home improvement cal cVMrtg . Second position avail­ .- 8out>.ft*M, Ml 48070 Part-time,- Experienced m Jnsurarice MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST kpf busy Computer experience. Excellent Unique executive support opportu­ 34605 Twefve Mne Road • compensation package. Send re­ company Is looking tor experienced able COL A or B. Must be drug free An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 pegboard system, Dental back- Farmington Hat office. Experience benefltt IndudVig prom aharvsg. nity with leading advertising agency FarrhlngtonHBs, Mt 46331-3221 noo *mok er, appfy In perton with re-' sume, lo: HR/DP. P. 0. Box 5545, for Mlcrosofrword on Mac f 0 fe/hr. telemarketing personnel. Hourly 4 capable of loading 4 unloading round helpful. FarrrJnjion HiRs area preferred. Ful or part time. Contact : —\ •-. . / • _ *ume 4 salary requkement* be­ PtymoutfvML,44l70. ' pkis commlsslorv Conlact Oevtd or truck*. Night or days available. Must CallTues.4'Thur..' -. 474-2260 AdmWttrtlor 591-0569 Cal Shan* al UNIFORCE 646-6500 tween 9*nv3pm. WVnsatt BuScVig Ah Equal Opportunity Employer laur* , • - •- 622-4400 fwve knowledge of trt-counfy area. CERTIFIEO NURSING ASSISTANT Achieving WdrkTofce Olv*rslty SECURITIES COMPLIANCE Starling wag* 17/hour wtth »teady NOVVFARMINGTON HaLS OENTAL RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL RECEPnONiST • pari through AftVmttlv* Action/Equal Mtteriais, 36340 Van Bom, Wiyn*. PROGRAMMER ~~ PROFESSIONAL TELEMARKETING advancement Looking for team ful time. Experienoed, oyt-golng time lor lamty practice In flymouth, Opportunffy Employer. Ml 48164. For CMC. lathes. Must be experi­ Downtown Detroit RY.8 E- member Experienced 1*J*mark»tlng rep* player to serve at part of. an 6 man Ar* you beginning lo think your professional person. Must know peg approxlmalefy 25/hrt/week-- Musi department Resumes 4 applica­ board. Insurance 4 bffing lor a have mecSeaJ office axperience, RECEPTIONIST - Pediatrician'* Off­ ence on Fsnuc controls- Splcer brokerage firm is seeking heeded to general* lead* for • last- Stat* Certification doe*, not bring ice, Friendly- Helpful; Experienced H ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Tool, Ptimoulh. . . 455-.1«00 experienced cendldite*Tor a paced sale* dMsion ol a growtno tions tubmltted *L 34039 Schooi- the recognition and respect you left growing larrJry denial practice k> computar bliang experience • pm*. Company tocaled In Van Buren Twp. aert, Lfvohle, Ml.>»6 4 l-27SV*a. Lfvonla Please cal 464-3430 Cal bobble 455-2970 medical Insurance biffing. Referenc­ position )n the compliance depart­ mobBe ee»nrivjriic*tidris fkm. FJ it would? Do you feel lh*t your Su- es. AfvacOv* *a!ary. 427-3634 hat immedial* ful tlm* opening lor PROJECT CLEANING . ment Responsibtttle* wll ^xfude time, paid training, hourly wage and peorlaort don't respond or car* IndMdual wtth good msth, typing 4 Seeking a mature, dependable per­ reviewing procedure* *7)d prictlce* commissions. Cal our BVrntngharri abevrtyour concern on a day lo ba­ '. OENTAL RECEPTIONIST MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONIST ccmmunlcttlon skKa Starting rt'.s son, wTthySxperlonce In aj, types In accord wtth various securftie* office, 630-5pm. Mond*y-Frid*y. . Warehouse Clerk sis? Charter Car* wq gfv* you a Our office is looking Tor a aped*! rrr SWITCHBOARO SYSTEM . Farmington KIS* area. Mttur*. re­ lo comrnensur*!* wtth axperience. Floor car» InckxJing: cemenL Ha. regulations and firm poacle*. IdeaJ 64«250 Ideal lor homemakera. No experi­ unique opportunffy to be part of a person a* our business coordinator, PtHent echedufing via MEDIC com­ sponsible person needed tor busy HeaAh 4 Ifa Insurance provided. fl you *r* organlred, t^t^ WttiUv* and carpet Must be *JM* lo work candidate* *U have a hands-on ence necessary. Permanent poeltlon parUcipttfv* decision mekfog team. puter & cal triage lor major cardiol­ cfenkc Musi htve exceOent phone Send eompiet* return* ki confi­ 6 eiceSenl people twos, we would flexible hours, taxe can, and have oompflahc* background. W* offer a TELEMARKETING - CONSUMER starting at (4.00 per hour. Located Premium wage and beheftt package- ogy owe near SouthAeid. Must manner 4 abt« lo work w«a with otf* dence lo Box 446 the Managerial skirls to handle jobs, WelOcocskJeryou. 544-8333 compeuthre **lary and benefit* SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE • In Warren. Must Bve in Oakland or Isn'l It time you work lor the beat? have pleasant phone manner* 6 era Part time or t« time poalUon. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaport co-workers, and clients. Please ap­ package. Send your resume In com­ Macomb Counties. . poEshed image. Experlenoa wfth Contact Nor* 8c*0 477-2000. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Send reeume toe Personnel Dtredor. 36251 SchookrtflRd. ply betwoen t AM. - 4 PM. at 34137 pile confidence to: Here's your chance 10 work part physician, office procedure desired. EXPRESS SERVICES Ful lime. At least 1 year experience. 24595 Orchard Lak* Rd., St* 301. Uvonla Ml 44150 W. Warren, WesKand, J^t. 48165 Securities &>rnpfianc« Piofesalonal tlm* lor the most »ucces*ful_we(ghl CHAiRSlOE ASSISTANT.., experi­ Heavy phone*. ExceSent wage*/ Biimg 4 Insurance background nec­ Farmington HJs, Ml 48334 . Between Wtyne 4 Newtjurgh. ..» P.O.Box778 reduction organization In the worMl 643-4365 enced, mature, dedicated. Unique benerttsJperk*. Contact ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE . essary, 728-1700 OetrofLM 1.48231 . Work In our Farmlnglon Hill* office NevetAFee. : NeverAFee. cpporfurVty, quality practice. Rad­ Patty RetbfU . ' 932-1170 RESPIRATORY 3 Day* per week tor LNonia real es- as part of a professional team com­ WAREHOUSE - loading true**, re- ford/Dearborn Height*. 535-3400 OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Harper Aascdeles latt office (6 Mae 4 KeggertyV Com­ . PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SECURITY GUARDS. Musi have mitted 10 the success ol other*. . THERAPIST puter knowledgeable. Igftt 'book­ cefV/o. freight N-lo, good driving CHipOPftACTW A friendly, paoani orienled fecep- 29870 Ulddlabeft La/go property manegemenl com; own car. Experience preferred. Paid 6:30sm-2-.30pro or 2-6pm ahlfts, AmJcar* Horn* Keanhcer* an ajr,0- keeping, paying bEs, ccvivtVsslons pany tooki amwtlous, organbed kv record, mature 4 responsible, com­ ASSiSTANT/RECEPTIONiST Uordit to )oin our staff. Computer Farmlnglon Has, Ml 44334 training Ful 4 part time. Cal " Mon. - Frt Send resume to: MSR, pany benefltt. N W. Oetroft experience necessary. Please phone (l* of St Joeeph Mercy Hoeptfal l* etc. Hon smoking office. OMdua-'s lor ReskJenl Mansgor po- P. 0. Box8072, FarmkMtco Hifls, Ml Needed lor * Uvonla cflrtc. Amb^ MEOICAL SECRETARY recruiting RRT/CRRT tor the posi­ Cal tor Interview. . s.tons at local apartmeni com­ Contmental Security *t 642-4153 Send resume lo Box a 592. - nous,- outgoing. kVJMduaJ who erv our Otlrbom Height* office, ask lor 44333-9072 : . Observer 6 Eccentric Newspaper* Cora'** 562-7212 Ful Wme. experienced ki typing tion of Ori-calt for mora Information Century 21 Hartford South 464-6400 plexes : Oreat opporlur.tty (or SERVICE STATION/CASHIERS |oyt deasiig with th* pubBc Part transcriptions 4 computer bMng for cal Lynn Bauer (313)643^8720 advancemenl Salary package In­ 34251 Schooler *ftM. Urn* poaftlon. J dtytrweek. Experi- For day 6 night aNft. Flax*!* hours, TELEPHONE WORK - PART TlME Uvon!aMI48150 . OENTAL RECEPTIONIST OB-GYN office m Southfieid. Cal AMCARE HOME HEALTHCARE ACCOUNTS FtECEIY ABLE cludes «pertment. Send resume to: Compeuthe pay. Training 4 uni- 6pm-9pm 4 Sat 9am-lpm No sales eno* helpful, but w«ng lo tr*Jn. Growing denial otflce 1» »e*rchlng Mon-Fri. 6-4pm, 632-0766 Ah E ah Op- Irrvofved, from our. Uvonla office. lor * FR.ENOLY, PATIENT ORJENT- 5/yr*. •xperience ©r mintroura 2/yrt SouthfWd. Ml, 46064. dyke/MS9 She", or cat 332-2333 Cal 12pm-9pm. MorvFrL 625-5200 WAREHOUSE EO receptionist to Join our staff, MEOICAL TRANSCR1PTX>NIST RN CLINICAL coeege accounting requtrtd. ^AnEo^jaJOpporturifty Employer CLINICAL SUPERVISOR Oonial experience necessary. Com- axperience a must Xyplng 90-100 Computer axperience. Exceflenl . . PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICE TECHNICIAN • looking lor Novi t-jstness equlpmeni dealership Opportunlry lo K*t a dynamic, cevn- page* per day. Graal pay, benefit*. SUPERVISOR benefit* kidudkig proftt sharing, Firm seoks' experienced Manager has 2 opening* lor general ware­ puterskif>i helpful, pieaae cal a parson wtth mechanical a electri­ prehensfv* horn* t«e-thc*re orgartt- Michth**! . 641-0207 M Um* poaftlon. Only cal If you PRIVATE DUTY non smoker, kppfyin person with re­ V. '. for suburban mufti-famJy sffa. Ex- cal experience lo service CMC ma­ TELLER . house personnel. fXrtie* Include ration and euperitse our Medicar* have medical Utnscrtption experi­ turn* 4 salary reoukementt be­ ce:yj<-.t opportunffy. compensation. chine*. Mull tx wLVifl lo travel Ughl building maintenance and de- ence 6 tsk for E0a!n*. Sl3-627-t740 Pan TVn* TeBer position t| our - eertfled aervlce areas. Immedut* position *->-»ijbie en t tween 9am-3pm- Wlmsatt BuOdlng beneMs. Send rnume lo: Personnel when necessary, should b* comfort- NorthvlDo 4 Slertlng HelghH brahch. 8very. Chaufleur * Icense required. • Manage fWd itafl DENTAL SURGICAL fu»-tlma basis to tupervLs* our Mtteriais. J6340 Van Bom, Wtyne. J.. 31000 .Te'eg/eph. Smte 210. «t4» with paper work 4 phones. H Candidal* tnusl have good math, Apply In peraon behx-een earn-Noon, • PtovldelJ/R ' ASSISTANT MEOICAL TRANSCRIPTION 1ST Adufl/Rehsb Vent and Non-Vtnt Ml 44144. Bingham Farms. Ml 4S025 quashed *ond resume to: M11C clerical skills 4 public contact expe­ Mondsy-Frldty.tt Experienoed, part lime, tor ortho- cases. Corrvnflment *o4d asseu- • Particlpatfrt management Experionced, lor high Qusity sped- pedlc physical therapy office, South- America, 21064 Bridge SI. South­ rience. Previous Teaer experience Hovtng* Bus^ess Systems • Actfv* QA program. ment *kK» wtlh backround In home fWd, Ml 44034 required. Paid vacation 4 401 K 41160 Bridg* Street at/ practice In SouthheW/Bkmlng- held area. Cal 11AM-2pM,657-4442 car* needed. Som* pediatric back- QUALITY ENGINEER Tht» position requkH an RN wflh 2 hsm area. Exceptional aalsry and .';'ACT-NOW!!:-•;. (tin. Apply In person betwoen Novt, Ml 44375 year* axperience In comrnunlfy round a plus. ComneWv* saUry. working cond'tons Cal 357-3165 MULTI SPECtAUTY 4 Diagnostic - Play * pivotal roWi in developing. Im­ SHEET METAL WORKER 10am-3pm, Mon. thru Frt. WAREHOUSE WORKERS heaHh nursing. txceOeot communl- Center Vi flochester teekmg fua or ful benefts, tnd m3eage Word Processors plementing, and auditing OC pro­ 4 INSTALLER ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE . ceHon and k-.terpersonal sxus. Pre­ part tlm* errckjyee* lor, Medcal relrr.curtertvtnL grams, syitems, and procedure* lor wtth welding experience for hgf,i . DETROIT SAV.NOS BANK tS per Hr. arid Up. long/short vious supervisory exporience pre- DENTAL TECHNICIAN FVeceptlonlil, LPN. Hotter Scanner. Upto$10/hr. this lesdryj m«ce line* Rcch*»!*r, ML 44307 HEALTH CARE SERVICES Piymouth a/ea Pleas* send resume An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer an experienced Welder /fabric* tor. EXPERIENCED 16M seiks tn RN. 0.SN w^'Ji * m>4- veitig»;iop ol product tUMe*. A BS lo: Box 616, • '. DENTAL PERSONNEL . OPTOMETRK ASSISTANT TEMPORARY POSITION «vt.n«bt* This is an txceSenl opportunrry lor a mwn d 2 yra ol DON or ADON ex­ 559-0345 TELEMARKETERS In an Enjineoring discipfne ro- W* »r» pUnnlng eheed lc» som* , ful lima, experiono* prefsned, •«!- OONT PASS THIS ONE BYl Observer 6 Eccentric Nwspapore for Mailer* In Social Work wtth cer- person who »e» * chaSeng*. Ful perience lo * gorlivic fac&'ty. Tl>» RN. LPN OR MEOCAL ASSISTANT Qutred. ard • BSEE den'ribte. Suc- 34251 Sch0c4cr«rt Rd. Km d*y». This portion require* gresl Mslgnmenli m FarrrJngton, tiy Iteoo'.'iabi*.. pleaajnt working Part tlme/h* tkr>*. EverJna »nd liMc*Oon'4 minimum el 5 yr*. expe­ *ppropri*t* IrvdMdUJj WJI posses* needed In pernvatclogy orhce, M . ceMful candVlst* mull fava a mW- Lh-cnl* Ml 48150 ' lorn* tr»vo( 4 overtime. Conplo',* Lh-or.!*, Cenlon, Dearborn, corxSUonttlon^Novl. Novi *area . - 349-0590 «reeker>d pooltlons ln'6outhfl«M/B!r- : mum Of 3 year* QC exporience. In­ rience in »ubittnce ibuse ccunsof- eiceocni ieadorth