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••»•" ™rMi™"™'™'" Jit'-M •',.:•. :4:>H*)ii4lt%>,--H4 ^ C1SS? Suburban ConVninVaUorj Corporation, All RJjriuR^ttvtd. 'Lenient' sentence spurs lawsuit As of Friday, no trial date had off easy, and he knows that he's goU ^— ^ By Tedd 8chnelder The charges against Shippy : been set. — teh^way with something." •-•- staff writer stemmed from—sexual — assaults The manias— — Mr. Shippy told the Observer that. JOHN SHIPPY, 53, was sentenced against two neighborhood children. he was told by his attorney not to sentenced to five years Enraged by what they feel is. an to five years probation by Detroit He was arrested In November after- discuss the suit. overly lenient sentence, a Westland Recorders Judge David Kerwin Webster's daughter told her parents probation for sexually couple has filed a lawsuit against the Webster expressed sorrow for her Tuesday. Kerwin also ordered Ship­ about the assaults. assaulting 2 girls. The man who sexually assaulted their 5- family's plight and bitterness toward py to undergo psychiatric treatment, A second girl, now 10, was also a year-old daughter and another girl." the justice system during a brief, perform 800 hours of community victim of sexual assaults on at least maximum penalty is 15 emotional telephone Interview service and banned him from mov­ five occasions dating back to 1984, years in prison. The civil suit was filed in Wayne' Thursday. She paused several times ing back to the Westland townhouse police said. . T^EWAYNE-W^tUnd • County Circuit Court last week by to catch her breath, but didn't lose complex where the assaults took Second-degree criminal sexual school board will bold its first John and Lois Webster. It asks for her composure. place. conduct Involves illegal sexual con­ Urns while doing maintenance work regular businew meeting of the /- unspecified damages against John "He (Shippy) just doesn't show any The maximum penalty for second- tact with Juveniles, among other cir­ in the townhouse complex, police year 7 psa. Tuesday In the Shippy of Westland. Shippy's wife, signs of remorse," she said of the de­ degTee criminal sexual conduct Is 15 cumstances. '.district offices, Marquette pear; cision to file suit. "The judge let him Shippy had contact with the vic- Please turn to Page 3 - : Jill, is named as a co-defendant. years in prison. Carlson..^:: ':%^X-^--— '-• --'• -''; * Agendas afe available at the meeting or in idyiance from the superintendent's office. ?•. '..••.v- Police union, ~:; FOR US, it's the Chocolate? Nut Mela that are the sweet, ~ calorie kiss of death. So we're; glad .that it's that time of year : city at odds again — time for the annual:: Camp Fire Boys and Girls Candy Sale. :, -;•,.: :',\:-t-^^.':-':-^ ^-C¾a^I^f^^y^juD¾Jt¢nl?Ulb¾^ canvassing local neighborhoods, through Feb. 20. this year's i n c h i ef h i r e selection (drum roil, please) is as follows: Nut M«l*» Chocolate '" By Tedd 8chnelder Cream Mints, Chocolate Covered staff writer Cherries, Coconut Delights and v Peanut Crunch, all $3 per box; :- The union representing Westland's Peanut Meltaways and Assorted supervisory police employees Thurs­ • Cream Truffles, $5 per box., day took legal action to stop testing Cartp Fire Detroit Area for the appointment of a new police Council is a nonprofit volunteer " chief. organization for youths In Wayne, The Westland Police Sergeants Oakland,Macomb and Livingston and Lieutenants Association-main­ • Countles^--r--^~: -:::/:^ -y, h< v tains that the current civil service commission's eligibility list must be v used to fill the chief's job, vacated l U$Alk>NALpSO^ Jan. 2 when Fred Dansby retired to who trains at the Michigan >':-; accept the Job of Romulus public Academy of Gyinnas^ca ini--V safety director. WesUand, placed fourth in all- Inspector Paul Schnarr, currently around competltlob Jan. 8 at the serving as acting chief, is the only Great LakesTnviUUocal In : : person-on-the eliglbllity-ilsfc- Lansing. •.-.-^T;' , : 'h '< Mayor Charles Griffin, who will Paul Schnarr Lisa, 1^, also scored a 9.1 (on a appoint the new'chief, had asked for suit seeks promotion no-potar scale) to tl» balimce; promotional testing in order to es­ beam preliminaries and a 9.2 In tablish a new eligibility list. 78, the state civil service law, which the finals, good enough'for sixth In separate actions Thursday, the sets guidelines for police hiring, pro­ pUceinthateyent.i;- > association: motion and disciplinary procedures. Gymnasts Irom Michigan, ]-:h • Filed a grievance against the "The law is very clear," Guido Connecticut, Florida, niinola and city charging breach of contract. ' said. "It says eligibility lists must re­ Massachusetts competed. • • Filed an unfair labor practice main in effect for two years. charge against the city with the "Not 23 months, or 25 months, but ART EMANUELE/staff phoiographer Michigan Employment Relations two years exactly." THETRI-CITY • Commission. The current, eligibility list for the Therapeutic Swjm Program has A room full of new equipment, including a rocking chair, is part of the new infant and toddler day­ • Filed a lawsuit in Wayne Coun­ chief8 post was enacted Feb. 11, resumed its regular schedule /.-. care center to operf today at Schoolcraft College's Radctiff Center. Trying out the rocking chair Is 1987, after William Rechlin retired. : ty Circuit Court compelling the city foUowjngia br^ak for the '".; Dorothy Wltten, director of the college's child-care program. to immediately promote Schnarr to Dahshy and Schnarr were the only holidays, j - • ; ;-v the chief 8 Job. police officers eligible for the pro­ Swimmers meet 6^0*7:30 p.m. motional test two years ago.— Tuesdays at the Garden City A SHOW CAUSE hearing on the Griffin said Thursday he hadn't Community Pool, adjacent to. lawsuit has been scheduled for 9 seen a copy of the grievances or the Garden aty High School, 6500 a.m. Friday, Jan. 27 with Wayne Cir­ lawsuit so he would be unable to re­ Middlebelt. :^ Diaper 101 spond to specific charges. However, cuit Judge Kathleen MacDonald pre­ siding. Hearing dates for the other the mayor said he felt his plan was motions haven't been determined.— within established guidelines, • _^_ RICHARD DOZBUSH Frank Guido, the Livonia attorney "Act 78 says you ne^d a competi-. of Westland is helping make sure care is program representing the association, said the tlve test for eligibility, and I think the friendly skies stay that way. -mayor's plan to fill the chiefs Job competition for this kind of thing is Dozbusb has reported for duty, By Leonard Poger have had a big problem in finding weeks to 2W years, Witten said. after a new round of promotional good," he said. as an air traffic controller under' editor care, said Jill O'Sulllvan, a School­ - THE COLLEGE plans to have a testing is "a clear violation of the the auspices of the Federal craft employee who has a son, 3,in minimum of one student for every" city^ charter" and alsoMoJaJes Act Please turn to Page 2 Aviation Administration. Dozbush Shannon O'Sulllvan will make a the college's center for older pres­ four youngsters, although mostly It will work in the Great Lakee; v bit of local history today when she is choolers. "will be one student^or every two" Region. dropped off at a new Infant day-care The new center 4s the result of two youngsters. center — one of the few of its kind In years of study and planning, said Meanwhile, the FAA is still V "A need for an infant and toddler seeking air traffic control the state taking youngsters as young Dorothy Witten, director of the col­ as 6 weeks. day-care center 13 shown by (federal) Grandma helper lege's child development curriculum students: Interested people may government figures which report Shannon is only 9 months old and program. write the FAA, Department AC, ,- that 60 percent of working mothers the first infant to'enter the new In­ The center, housed in the Radcllff P.O. Box 2MW, Oklahoma City, have children 3 and under," Witten fant-toddler program housed at Center on Radcllff, south of Ford Oklahoma 731W. Candidates said. Schoolcraft College's Radcllff Cen­ and Just east of Wildwood in a for­ must be 30 w youngw. r deliver grandchild ter. The program begins today.' mer Garden City junior high school, "Most day-care centers only.take The girl is the daughter of Mlchael- -wiirbe primarily an educational pro­ youngsters 3 and older. Obviously, By Tedd Schneider staff writer Westland fire marshal. Foust com­ JULiE LOWE of Westland and Jill O'Sulllvan of Westland. gram for Schoolcraft's child-care there is a need not being met." pleted the delivery. has been named Employee of the Without the new Radcllff Center students, -, s Lynn Wilkenson was the first per­ "Everything."worked out fine," Month'for January at the* program for infants, they would Accepted will be infants from 6 Please turn to Page 3 son to see her newest grandchild, Wilkenson said. "It happened so fast, Westland Convalescent Center. getting a good look at her grand­ I really didn't have the time to be . Lowe is a direct care daughter even before the baby's nervous. technician who bat worked at the motherdid. — . — center for seven years. what's inside That's because Wilkenson helped THE BABY, Danielle Rennee deliver the baby. Slngblel, was taken to Garden aty Calendar. . . . science: an The Westland resident. was „°s^oWhlsJioipltaJUy^Fu)usU«jd. ^ Km HfiWnV.parrinar ^ onTues3ay morning r Classifieds. . .. B.C.E.F Wilhlde. She weighed 8-pounds 9 How? d jra like to get all furttd HOMES wnratienir when her visiting daughter, Angee ~ ounces and has since returned home up and )oh» as at Use Weatarn Auto ...... B.C Slngblel of Belleville, went Into la­ with her mother, Wilkenson said. Dance Party at 1 pjn. Wednesday . . . . 1F bor earlier than expected. of the finest MELTDOWN Both are doing fine, according to in the Senior Adnlt Ceatar. M746 Real estate . . . . .1E Wilkenson said her daughter asked the Rrandmother. Marquette. Employment. . . . CF distinction to be driven to the hospital just be­ TbepartlsnoftadbyUM ,l Creative living . . . . .1E The National Assessment of fore 8:80 a.m. She we^hMo warm up r fh]a firemen were really terrific WaynecWesUand Community Educational Progress has given the car but had to take on the role of Candtf wantadio thank them, but in ^.Crossword. , ,.... . 2E - Schools fotor AdaRa Program Entertainment. . . . ,5D our schools falllng-gradeainihe makeshift midwife when she " re-"Nnefus h l(6rg0t to ask their nahies," AdknJsaton toll for members. . Sports . . . 1C teaching of science. But a solution turned, Wilkenson said. Wilkenson said. v \ A.. Entartatmnest will be provided to our children's science illiteracy "I guess the bab"y jus^wasn't going by the AnUm and there wWi be Street scene . . . .10 is a complicated issuo that must to wait," sho said..... „ wiftenson, With We^chlldrenAof Tflate^^.-..-.-..-^/. .IB bo attacked on many fronts,' To her own, has plenty of experieneejn Her husband called the fire de­ Q«etts roay drees to fit the understand-why our children lag the, birthing (department. But the - partment whlle^llkeMon^startcd eccasloW '''.": ""'*—~' ~~ News' line r—~r-591^300 - REAl ESTATE SECTION behind - foreign - counterparts and ^a^^ty_^ohtr¢l. analyst for^Federal thedellvery. '"[ "" rFormori Information call the 8porle!lno. . ..591*231 2 what Is being done to tighten the ¾logul COrp; hasn't been on the other end of the table before.- .-,-"' ettrtar.tM-tlll..' Circulation . ..591-050 0 gap, sec Thursday's Observer & The baby's head was visible when •:•. .:'-;U\.' • '•'"'.• .•'•' .-' /C-s(\ Classified . . . .591-0900 IN EVERY MONDAY Eccentric for the beginning of a firefighters Robert Foust and Mark "It was an amailng experience, ANO THURSDAY I88UB two-part series. Wllhlde arrived at the Willow Creek but I hope I don't ever have to do it * Apartments, said Robert Perry, ' again," she said.

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izers v A stranger made an unsuccessful attempt to Jure a Hamilton Eleraen- The Wednesday-~ Late-comers for a memorial servtce.for Jamea Car­ excellence, a genuine Interest and concern for people, tary School sixth grader Into his car Incident occurred near li Thursday afternoon would have been left standing and an operational mode that everything should be while she was on her way home from agalwtthe'-will ©rouMn thehallway of Churchill- ^ done with styleVclass and dignity." ; :--- school Wednesday afternoon, accord- Hamilton Elementary Hig*V ; : 'r-^/rM-'^-^^^-^'^iv.^^:-:;^-^- : CarU was eulogized in the service, planned.b/Rop ulg to police reports. SchopltoaalxW:/ Almost, all seats'in the high school auditorium were: Campau, June Kendall, Bo^Lauhdroche, Steve Naum- The girl was unharmed, police filled at 5 p.m. Thursday when friends, professional cheff,:Don Nicholson, Don Qualkenbush, Ron Quick, . said/ .-•••' • '•'', ' - ' •'•.' grader. associates, community and civic leaders came to pay t KehrYat$oii;and.JayYQW^ Hamilton principal Timothy tribute, to. the'man who served his cotnipunlty as suV '. The program opened with a musical selection by Baxter said fee notified teachers to perlntehdent of the UvotUa School District; which in- ;•; ( CAPA vocal students directed by Steve Koslnski,-After "remind their stildentS;to make sure to school and reported the incident 'eludes jtne northern section of Westland.- '••;; •'. the welcome by Samples, remarks were .made• by 'they;go straight home after school to the principal's office. :. CarU died Pec. 20, his'48th-b|rthdayi following suf- Richard Thorderson/presldent of the Livonia Board of Everyday.. " r } Baxtersald it was the first such gerylnSttyifl : MarvIfosDltal-,-... . Uvonia. ,. EdtfoaUeoi SUvi CarU, con »f Ue raebriatoadcptr .-iB-Wedaesday^-inddtt,tHhe"-gWr^incrdent reported since September! The wording on the programmer itself - ?fWIth; spoke for the family and w&3 followed by.Xjulck. 11, said she was Walking southbound H said there are usually one or two respect, love and a profWind «$pJeof loss" ^ best fit on Schuman^ at. ^80 p.m. when she simila6 r Incidents in the school neigh­ the feelings of the hundreds of mourners. Qui also fit­ :-"'liiiE5 TlpiEtiifAli JBtilocry was divided Into two parts —- noticed a red car following her, The borhood each year. ting were the wofds of the Livonia i^ucaUoo Associa­ '!James Carli, "theSSuperlntendent" by; John RenneUs, car stopped, an unidentified man got tion, white described Carli as "a man of strength of assistant superintendent for personnel, and "James oui; and told.her to "get Into the . The girl described the assailant as 'TuTbatance, a man of peace; he was, above all, anealing Carli, the Man" by Ken Kaestner, Social studies teach­ car," the girl's mother told police. an older man with gray hair and a leader.This kind man treated all with respect and that beard. He was .wearing a red base­ er atChurchlll

PtfQy Aullno ended with the'death of Dorothy knife at her husband and called him Tyburskl'8 Avon Street borne from ^ ffwrlter-. :: Tyburskl three years ago, district a "wimp" and a "punk" before'he September 1985 until It was discov­ . court papers indicate. : "grabbed her head and hit her into ered by her 20-year-old daughter on An argument between a husband The papers were filed in 85th DIs-. the beam near: the stairs several Jan. 2. and wife over her affair with a West- trict Court by Canton ^wnshlp pp- times," thei report said. According to a statement Tybur­ lantf teen-ager turned Violent and : Uce.'^V;\v'.-;' .•' >^-:~;\V-' •" •'-., "We have some concerns about skl gave police, after he hit his wife's Leonard :^Tyburskl, husband of prejudicing a jury and providing a head against the beam, she "got kind .c Dorothy Tyburskl, confessed that in fair and impartial trial for this Indi­ of groggy, so he pushed her." She- Prtflattft a rage three years ago be beat her vidual (Tyburksl)," Canton pollceTt then fell backwards In^o the chest- and hid her body in a freezer In their Alex Wilsorf said last week, when type freezer. ..: r ^jseruer Canton Townsltfp basement : - questioned about the affair. Tyburskl reportedly went upstairs ; Canton police have refused con* "I don't feel comfortable talking to change his bloodied clothes and 663.530 ment on the boyfriend, identified in about blm," Rick Pomorskl, the po­ returned to the basement about a 1*ubttsfted every Monday and Thurs- _tbe reporf/ajd by people involved lice detective In charge of the case, half hour later. -itty brObserver AEwwtilcitews^ wflBTbe case ^TCralg Albright of said InTerence to"AlbtightrT - " Hetold police he "tried to talk to papers, .36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, her while she was in the freezer, but Ml 4$ 150.Second-clew postage Westland. Albright could not be "I- won't say much about motive paid at Uvonia, Mt 48151. Address reached for comment. ,.-. right now: because I don't want the she didn't say anything." Tyburskl a)i majf (subscription, change of ad­ ; Mr. Tyburskl, who is being beldon thing tried In the press/?— -— .--- . said. hejoen. "goLscared," and closed $42.95 Value NOW ONLY dress, Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, a charge of open murder, told police and locked the freezer, the report Uvonia, Ml 48151. Telephone 691- . hisjrife said "she was having an af­ Mrs. Tyburskl died as a result of said. 42 Portrait Package: 0500. •>"-,' > fair with her. daughter's boyfriend," blows to the head, the autopsy report 1-10x13,2-8x10$, 5-5x78, PKiiKi , HOME DEUVERY5ERVICE said. Her body bad been in a locked AFTER.HER disappearance on ; according to the police report 15 walleto, 9 Naw MInl-Portralts and -; .Newsstand . ., . . per.copy,25« . Dorothy Tyburskl threw a steak freezer in the basement of the Sept. 28, 1985, Tyburskt had told 12 All-Occasion Caption PortraitsTu ,;Carrter ; , '.-'. .: monthly, *2.ob . neighbors that bis wife deserted the ; Mall.-. ; :.. . . .yearly,$40.00 family. . ' . ?Ah. 2?* fof °°^ $14.95you can get 42 professkxial portraits Including a 10x13 and AH advertising published In the 12 All-Occasion Caption Portraits (Just apply your choice beervery 38251 an enclosed place. •- , Featuring 12 All-Occasion t Tyburskl, who is being held in the Schoolcraft, Uvonia, Ml 48150. (313) Caption Portraits ™ 591-2300. The Westland Observer. Continued from Page i date along with as many as four) Wayne County. Jail, was ordered by feeeryee the right not to' accept an qualifying lieutenants. To qualify for 35th District Judge James Oarber to •Ktvertieei:'* order. Observer 8. Ec-. UNDER GRIFFIN'S plan, written a promotion, police officers; must undergo psychiatric evaluation to *ntrfc ad-Wker» have no authorrry. and oral exams would be adminis­ have served at least two years at determine if he is capable of stand- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 THRU SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 o bind: thto.newspaper, and only tered by the city's civil service com- -their current grader ing trial. —.— Wiblicatloti of ar» advertisement shall Tnlsiioffln"laie February ana a hew7 DAILY;—10^i.mv>2i).m. and 3 p.tn.-7 p.m. institute flhal acceptance of-'the chief would be named by March. ; Griffin Is obligated to promote the, SUNDAY: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. • kdvertlseir's order. candidate with the top score, unless Schnarr is expected to be a candl- be chooses to leave the permanent Need insurance ALL OAKLAND AND WAYNE COUNTY KMART LOCATIONS Job vacant .' - CITY OP GARDEN CfTY h ; But Guldo claims leaving the job for your hpmej ;:/:,:-j::-f-;:-•:,.-: :,i, MCHIQAN , vacant would violate the city char-; car, life, NOTICE TO BIDDERS ter, which requires that Westllnd have both a police chief and a fire boat or RV? NOTICE IS HEREBVOIVEM Out »ul«il propouU »UI benectived tt U* Offloe ot the City Ctet, lo chief at all times. the Ovie Ctoltr, (000 MlddtebeH Rotd, Gvdn at;. MkUgm «1» (T«l«pbooe I1I-5J5-M00X oo of Wore Mood*y, juui; JO. I »i» «t 1-00 PM«for Ike parcbue U the following Items: - Wtre,CUa>««a4Gr««a4nttbC* Call Now!! .' '• . . '.LJ.; - ;. .•v-.^OieBnrtCUjter -V. ,v';... :•" OMrortebkHyirMtlcPeverO^t . • . We have . '-;.•.;•':'.•••.'OieOoiemoBfMte^ • p - - - — COUPON -- ~ - -| t ••• • '.•' , -•"•> O^TrukfvDf •;' the right \ PropoMb man be sstxnilted co /onus fvobhed by tbe aty Clerk, b t tealed eortlope eodohed with coverage IU«Uik"dU»ltOT«wU<*yofl»reUddiatLe.,'^e^ ! "Shear-Delight" J ! TU City reKrT«.the rijht to «6c*pt or r«)ect My or *U bid*, towhol e or In put, «ri to wtl?e uy I BeautyJSalon for all ibfon^tMwbeaOeemedtoUwbertbiterertottbeaty. . '.-\'\_\ -.--••-: •••-••...- -^-.-:----- neecls. b •RD;SHOWALTES. i Curly No-8it -l t : :" .-- . City Clerk-TreaMrer j V-. :•/. V- f fpabli&JuufyU.Utt I PERM 20 • Ha)rcutE)rtra i Long & Tinted Hair Bdra V.I • CITY OFXL4RDEN CITY— --• v' •; NOTICE OP HEARING I I 20 years same location. NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN that t beutag win be beW by the Zoolag Bo*nl of App«*U at tbe Ork I Center, «404 MkMJebelt ^o*d. Garden City, Michigan Oo Wednesday.Vaimary ». 1W, \.W fiL, (or I WARREN AT VENOY I eowMeratlooof the folloirihg appeal* . . " ' /instate* I Behind Amantea's Restaurant I AUalat* IfcN/ane* Cewpey W". Item 1-tt-VH Repeat of nrUoc* of Oty Code, Section 1II.W5 (A) by Brenda L Rtltoo, "Yo" • Place, Ufa from; Aliitate Life IAMIM* Coovewy OTIGN EVERY FRAME IN STOCK! . tot, »1H Ford Boed, Gardes Oiy, MkWgan LoU «75-177, Fotler-a FoU Acre Farm* V Sobdiyliloo. To allow rating 1« tbe tnmtjcrvt rtare., through granting ot a_Tartaiic« J 525-6333 ' n« * %Z^ « telffKttnmts including Ptetr* Cardh, Sopbla Low, -fiwuiutwiauti(leJwrtOp^^t«aBda^TWpVccertybk>cat^ Ww.mwxj-JPOyPOV, -J Ford Roed between. Brandt and Henry RoH. r r. - '• . • • •-- on "ICnOWr Hurry In while the selection krxKf Item )49-001 Reqw»t of variance of Oty Code, Section ill OM ( ) by Robert Edward Moore, Mtn c Framc5dIseoun.edofrre8uUrrttaJ.pXc only £^S^L^M^n^ J , Beeckwood, Cardea aty. Michigan, Lot Ml, FoUer** Garten aty Acre* fix 4 Svbdlrtotoa M enlarge the garage to HI aq; /t. by eooflrvcting * if x tv addltloB. TUa property b) i •».*•-' tocated on the North aide tt Beech wood between Henry Railand EhotU Streeti.

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r^bUakiM>t«ryit,t»»» ; , '. ; \ ,K'«rc«l« of land, located In the City of OarrJen Softni^t0 c ' City, for sale to the hfgtett Mfter. Bttt most be delivered to: , ~ WEARf *"* ; r. Office of tbe Ctty Clerk ; Oty efOardeo City Conucttcmpflecado not Incluje exam'or cue kit 6M Mkldlebwtt Road !.•;••. Garden Qty, MicUfan 4IIJ5 All bttfa mwt b« r*ertr«d by Monday, January M, IW» at 3:00 P.M., East- ^TjiiTlUtlt Tlrw ffrr*-t^"—HlTiilTiTimi iilillljm Iimti AUWSi mwt be accompanied by a Caahkr'a Check, Certified Check, Money . Ju»tc*U ahead for an apppintment ^ ; Order or BM Botd, payable to Uw Oty of Oarden aty, for fIw (J) percent of tbe • acawg%Wrytii|_Wd^BWderj_irJU^M^ day. from (be time of tbe SYLVAN WILL. At pinlclpJAlnglocujloni. Some rcitriciloru apply.—-;—4>b.-.^— ' award by U» aty to eompkt« tbe tnrMKtlon, or forfeit tbefr deposit. Depoilta fMvanr^ratogT Centers are a group ot? private neighborhood . of wwwiyawfwl Nddert will be retarn«d within fire working day* of tbe bid edwfatlonal center, deaigned to help your child do better In acbool, offering everything from remedial rea^lrrg-andTnath (o. i fJoine of tbe parcel offerfd will be «»b)ect to a Special AJtewroent, e.g. enhanced atudy skll i and enrichment^:pro«raro,We test,In order, ; street improvement, oVaim, •»>, a* noted In tbe deecripUoa, If applicable. The id pinpoint the specific area* in which your child needa help. And • Special Aaaemmeat nwrt be paid u part of tbe parchaae price. we attack the problem with an Individually designed program. EYECARE-EYEWEAR s - v - AM perceJi aw sened for single family residential ASOV. ~~ '~~" - PotiUvejnpUvaUott,:frlendly «n<^uragerrrentyM experience of »»c^«vr^t from"the sUrt,;'arid Individualized attention make < T1»atyofC*rd«atyrr»wtT»U>«rig>ttoac^ all the difference. OU8MS IN ABOUT AN HOUR; ' " ' v j ' or waive any irregnlarities wbert deemed in tbe best interest of tbe aty, by tbe w K " £FSJi™!Ht&i> room* WALK :.atyOowd). .. ••.;.-. •MOffWAOHOrnCTESTWO •^ '°njoi**ocfrm HAM* , l"or hirtber biformation contact: Prenrrt mt* ad at the 8ytvan LMrnina VhH IS. frttw UenwM Cea*w ei Iffer* Center of Uvoriie by 1-31-W aod receive , LivpNlA, Wonderland Shopping Center ... v...... /..,;.;...... ,•. 281-3220 BefyarfUn r. Myers, As«i to aty Manager 1» Of F a M battery of dtaorwaUo t*»fa omwMimtunm WtvMWdlewenRead > ••:---.-.-.-^-• .-.-=--- to ptryojnt yovrch*kfe epeefflo atrpogtM tlHm-itM. aS^^4 ^a^^k^ft^ vla^a^i^a^a^ai prxJ cut abevi «)trtn S.MAft,f. Atvp*. tea ^ GLASSES EXPRE89^8ERVlCgAVAILABLE AT> . Oarden aty, Mkblgan4«18S • l««rn how yw «rt n*i a trip to Kofywood *vj WTJjjTirTTWTf r i (lll-5I^Sl9). J jcir^- -v*WontNaet«*»irtw«r»»M*tti Ht»dOf .7Mr.5777 Sylvan"" ^gHTON .Bftahton Mall, 8503 Grand River >•;..'. /.;;'r'": *":."" BWdm may robmltbWa on one or nWre percew. •_C*mc*»Vi9ftrtn h>o«tr*+H a^^i^aa rvh*.. .227-2424 !•:"• •' RDSHOWAWTER, Lwrnlng 1^1 /WMW1 r r^Smmoom,42051 Ford Road .^./ - : ::;;--^ : i .^- , V ,atyCr«t1c-TTe«t«*r Center. 462-2760 . NEW-NOVI, Nov! Town Center ..,..,, . -•.••.•,.•••.•• .$47-0277 ;v m Conveniently iocaied In Laurel Park Center Helping kids do better. 6 MILE and t-*7S. UVON.A Iff *wp *m mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm wmm. mm

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new season »'•'•-. 1' 'I the Wayne-WestUnd Family Y has launched a new winter season of activities aimed at all ages arid featur- endsu log a magic class and family fun nights. •

The. new season began last week includes swimming, ('• gymnastics, basketball, ballroom dancing, life saving instruction, aerobics, karate lessons, f ltnessv classes, ..Li.; ballroom danclngjand weight lifting. Although classes began last week, late registrations will be accepted on aw>lk-inbasl3 for classes which still have space. j. The V.whic'h has its facilities^ Wayne Roadsoutb of By Leonard Poger close for a month last April becanse: Cherry Hiy in Westiand, Includes Garden City and Can- editor ofifilterproblem^ i '••'.'•;•'•:• ton Township In Its service area. ' She: also recalled toe Y>IUu^ Janet Locixnan said her first year House problems after former chair* 4hffiWFRG- ing experience.' ' . t • . But "it was fun when it all came to-' The course will 10¼ hours of Instr^ctlon'over seven Despite some frustrations, there gether,"tokmansald. weeks. The concluding session will be a- contest and were a lot swimming, recreational facilities* (city councilman) Jim Plakas of Gar* Games will be held Monday and Wednesday nights at and child-care services. den City and Patricia Jahr of Belle* theschool. •* — Lockman, who will mark her first vfHe," sheisald A new "Family Fun Night" will be held Friday nights anniversary In the post Jan. 25, said A need to learn the community led to encourage families to do things together. she has numerous goals for this year, to involvement by the Y in several There will be movies, games, swimming, and other Including expanding more in Garden community service activities. For activities. Persons must register by 4 p.m. on the Friday City with youth sports, after-school example, the Y's day-care young­ they plan to attend. The fun nights will be held this activities, swim lessons, and latch­ sters volunteered to take part in a key services for children whose par­ swimathoo fund-raiser for the Cystic; Friday, Feb. 3 and Feb. 17. There Is a (2 fee. i :.: ents aren't home when school Is dis­ Fibrosis Foundation. | I -•',' ANOTHER NEW program is synchronized swimming missed. The Y also donated its faculties to for persons 21 and older. The class will meet at 8 p.m. The Y 'Service area of western the Detroit Institute for Children's Tuesdays. Wayne County includes Garden City summer therapy program, wild): The Y Is offering fitness classes, including aerobics, and Canton Township. made it more convenient for subur* weight management, body tuning, calenetlcs, and water Other goals are: ban parents. •---;.- exercise in the swimming pool. •Improving the adult health edu­ Karate instruction will be held for beginning and ad­ cation program through lectures se­ ANOTHER "plus'' she cited for.; vanced students with new classes starting the first of ries, blood and cholesterol tests held her first year was meeting the* each month. monthly, stop-smoking clinics, and $14,000 goal of the Invest in Youth ART EMANUELE/etafl pbotoflr**** campaign. /'•>-;. Complete program and membership fee information weight-loss program. is available In the 12-page brochure, available at the Y Janet Lockman, sharing a moment with the Y's day care youngstere, will mark • Adding the new Friday Family The Y, Organized in the Wayne-, V office at 827 S. Wayne Road. her firat anniversary with the organization Jan. 25. ' Nights to promote family together­ Westland area more thM^30^years , ness. The program will start this ago, is growing at the-rate of t-i per­ Friday night and continue on Feb. 3 cent additional members a month,';; and 17, and includes crafts, swim­ Lockman said. . . v ming, movies and games...__-... The current membership of 1,4415.-- Program targets low-income families • Continuing to work with local is a record for the Y, as well as the ; ministerial associations for -promo­ . building usage of 73,000 persons. \ The Wayne-Westland Family Y next month will spring .15 $20,000, a 30 percent Increase over last The campaign will continue through April 30. tion of Christian values. The Y, which went through a ma- * launch its community "Invest In YduUv-cam«—years'$14,000. • Adding weight lifting equip­ jor constructioft perioa in toe ptfttOT paign to provide recreational programs for HEADING THE campaign Is chairwoman "Invest in Youth" is a series of activities geared ment and classes for teens. years, has an indoor swimming pool,) youngsters from low-income families. Sharon Arthur, who will be aided by committee toprovlde a meaningful experience for the less • Increasing the "Invest in family activities center, day-care • members Gail McKnight, Roberta Paquette, Ted advantaged in our community, said the Y cam­ Youth" goal by 30 percent and rais­ center, and the familiar "red bars," < The campaign will be launched March 2 with a Scott, Patricia Jahr, Jesse Cabrera,-and Gregory paign brochure. ing $20,000 so youngsters from low- which bouses its gymnastics, karate,I dinner for 114 volunteer-workers in the YVfamily Cowling. income families can participate In Y fitness, and dance programs. ' { activities center, said Janet Lockman, executive Of-the 120,000 goal, the Y hopes to obtain 'The 'Invest In Youth' program has as its foun­ programs. director. $10,000 from the community, 17,000 from busi­ dation the meaning of Christian' behavior in the Lockman, who moved last sum* !•. nesses, and $3,000 from board of directors and YMCA. By the hand of a trained leader, youth will AMONG THE problems Lockman, mer from Farmlngtoo Hills into a < The Y serves Garden-City and Canton Township staff members. learn the appreciation of self-worth, a respect for 33, faced was dealing with the Y's Westland apartment, came to the < among other western Wayne County communities, The board/staff campaign started Dec. 15, others, readiness for leadeship, and fitness with facilities — Including the indoor community from the Farmlngtoo < Lockman said the annual campaign's goal this Lockman said. responsibility for one's own actions." swimming pool, which was forced to Family Y. {

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Continued from Page 1 WHILE Schoolcraft College has students. Hours will be 7 a.m. to 6 Atthe center, infants and toddlers had a child-care training program p.m. weekdays with a fee of $25 a get %e best of all possible care," for years, the.new center will be­ day or $120 per week. Parents must Witten said, "because they are cared come a training ground for students _agree to ajnlnimum of two days a * for by trained staff members and en­ who want to work with younger chil­ week, Dully said. t. ergetic students." dren, Witten said. - In addition, youngsters will be ac- ;.- cepted only for full days, she added. * Leading the staff is director Cathy . "- weeks for infants in the center was 1» visit the center before a "commit­ well-prepared and knowledgeable in * ment is made, to register the young­ used because most companies pro­ sound principles.of child develop­ *" vide a maximum six-week maternlty_ * ster. • " .." -•- ment" V . leave for employees. t .The center, which has $12,000 in * new equipment, Is divided into sepa­ The center will have five perma­ Parents may visit the center or i rate rooms for infants and toddlers. nent stjiffers, Witten said, plus the call 462-4410, extension 6039.

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< . «^ * *> Continued from Paget was part of an agreement in which for Shlppy. "We expected he would ~sr: the defendant changed his plea from have to serve at leastsorae time (in i.*• - . innocent to guilty in order to avoid a Jail)," she said. said. Townhouse residents some­ trial. Webster said. times asked-Shlppy-to-look- after- —Webster-said she is worrled-that— their children while they ran er­ "We thought our daughter had the sentence won't correct Shippy's rands, Webster said. been through enough already, and behavior, despite the ordered psychl- TEXtlLLERT COLLECTION we were worried* about putting a 6- atric treatment. Shesaldshe's afraid * Shlppy was ordered to move from year-old"onlhe sundlortesUmony ho could become a repeat offender, ' iOiOOd.m. to 4i00p.m, the complex at his November ar­ and cross examination," she said. inflicting' the same kind of pain on Wednesday, January 18, Birmingham raignment as part of the bond guide­ "(Prosecuting attorney8),trled to get another family. ; lines set by. 18th District Judge Gail .as much as (they) could without the r Thursday, January 10, pedrborii trial." McKnight. ••«. « >. "It's a Slap on the wrists, and in '* ' ^ Friday, January 20, Livonia But Webster said she was shocked the back of his mind I think he knows *"* A LENIENT sentence for Shlppy when the. Judge ordered probation that," she said., Meet Mr. Mike Farrell, designer of fine handwoven throws and pillows for Textillery* See our collection of these softly patterned and cqlored throws, eadh hdndloomed in beautiful trrfn—nn jQjomhicM^ POLICE ARE still looking for the Hlssong has sent a bulletin to area tions, Including a collection of 200 driver Involved In a Jan. 4 hit-and- auto, repair shops about the car. commemorative bicentennial quar*. cotton^,together with highly textured run accident that seriously injured a Anyone with information may, ters, a shotgun and two rifles. mohair and strands of ribbon, pedestrian, ~ contact the _police jlepartment_.at' • A set 'of sllvcrwarewas "found nextr _ - Itvour Bedding^ Shop, 'The victim, a 40-year-ohLmtn 722-9600 or the traffic bureau at to a fence on the Hawthorne Valley from Montrose, .near Saginaw, was •-7*1*903». golf course, which is adjacent to the released from Westland. ..Medical •i AT LEAST ONE local burglar Is back of the homeowner's property^ Center last week and to recuperating probably; perusing the stock pages'a police said. ai home, said offlcerTom Hlssong of bit more carefully these days. "th^ traffic bureau. " ,-^-- -Some 0,000 shares of Ford Motor Police said the thief apparently^ The victim, whom police declined Co. stock and an undetermined num­ orossed the golf course, Jumped the to Identify, was walking on New* ber of other stock certificates were fence and entered the bouse by burgh south of Warren Road when he among the goods stolen In a break-in breaking out a basement window. was hit by a southbound car travel* on thd 7400 block of Carrousel Mon- tag at a high speed, witness* »»«.,- day. LLA.: RBSTOENT of the HoUlday Illssoni sakl based on trideoce The homeowner told police the Park townhottse complex told police . collected at.U*scene, policebelter* break-In occurred between noon and someone broke into his otckep track the car Involved was a bUck astro., 10:10 p\m;wWte nobody was bom*.-- -late Mendey or eariy Tneef&and letttevette with a brakelUtht la ti*. .\--:Tbt s^ csrttflcajss wefe In a. stole $I00-$7M in tooto. .1. ' .;;•••' 4 strong box that also contained $410 TVe foddent occvtred between <, rear window, • damaged Halt rear J'...:.,'! W« welcome JtocoOton'a Charge; mmmttrCarlf VISA* and American 1 cash and **,4$0 In savings bonds. 10;M p.m. and 0:4$ a.m., the resident 6h

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•S5C52- , . • /P&E Monday. Januaiy 16,1989 Victim ning • PRESCHOOLERS Blood pressure and cholesterol Screening for Garden City pres­ screening are provided in the Front choolers will be according to the fol­ Lobby of Garden City Hospital on lowing schedule: Monday, Jan. 16, at community calendar the first and third Tuesday of each Farmlngton'School; Wednesday, Jan. month 12 noon to 2 p.m. Blood pres­ Non-profii groups should mail Items for the calendar to the •!'' M 18, at Douglas School; Tuesday, Jan.' sure screening Is free and a $5 fee is Y \- ;*' 24,at Henry Ruff School luxTTues- Observerr36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date,- charged for picholesterol test. No day, Jan. M, at Memorial School. time and placje of the event should be Included, along with appointment necessa|ry. Letters will be sent to parents of the name and phone number of someone who. can be ciwftrin liSped police put together a com- • t&W scheduled appointment times, r • CHILDBIRTH 8ERiE8 •t*ff\ffrtt«r poMtf picture of. his attacker, If parents of a preschooler between. reached during business hours to clarify Information. •* The Plymouth .Childbirth Educa­ which was distribute:d to polic? : :e 3¾ and 5 years old 'didn't receive tion'Association will offer a'seven- An uncooperative victim has agencies.'^ •*. '••>• r ;--'•%' . /;' V'. letters, they may call 421-5763. Is $5 per person. Deadline jfor. reser­ aid, playing safe, home Security and week childbirth' series beginning :"V forced Livocl* Police to put on the •••. Since' then, police said they have vations .is Monday, Jan. 15. Call - child care are. discussed and demon-' Monday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 p.m., £lrk BACIL buret its investigation of a been unable, to contactthe "victim, Mary Jane Schildberg at 422-7668 or 8tratedri!,ee for the^wo-sesslon class- Jof Our SavibH^hurchr 36660 Ch,erry tlitsbing on Edward Hlnes Drive. whom they have not identified. , v • CAAIMEETINO-: -^^ 4< : : Tuesday, Jan. 17 — The Cerebral Charlotte Adams1 at 261-0628 fo ; r res­ Is 85.'Class is limited. To register, Hill, Westland. For more informa­ He has refused, to cooperate, wartlett said police' have Aneurysm Association w^l meet at ervations." •'.'/.=' - :: "' .; '- calf 485-3266. *. tion, call 459-7477. l ontfcelden-' TI8(? p.m. (3 UanlentMty Osteopathic-, • -^ -,- t^oo," said.• livonia'Police Sgt tity of the man pictured in the com- * CARD PARTY Jesse Bartlett? "We leave messages . poslte, many: from local. police' Hospital, Room 1 and 2,6245 Inkster • KIWANIS CLUB MEET ';'• Road at Ford Road. Edward Morgan . ttwsday, Jw,:19 - The Garden Wed**4ay,Jan. 25— The West- • WESTLAND SO( but he doesn't respood,' ^ agencies. Police havralso^acked ^w!inc^uw^WeTGc«rOirArter^City - Kiwaniik Club will mejet. at land Chapter T642 of,the American The Westland Youth Soccer • 'Tbat'f strange because, tihey down about 25 Camaros fitting the Aneurysm.".CAAI is a support group Roma's of,Garden City, on Association of Retired Persons will League will be holding open regis­ (victims) are usuallycsinpid on description of the attacker'scar. for patients and family of people an­ Hill.east of Yehoy. Lunch is 17.50. hold a get-acquainted card party at tration Saturdays, Jao< 28, Feb. 4, our 4oorft«p. When we have an un­ "We Can develop leads, but if the ticipating surgery. • • * Geraldine Kiessel, Garden City High 1:45 p.m. at the Berwyn Senior Cen­ •and Feb. irfrom 10 a.m.' to 2 p.m. at cooperative victim, we don't waste victim can't give us a yes or no. . . -School principal, will discuss '.'Pre­ ter, 2"6l55' Richardson, Dearborn Bailey Recreation Center, Ford be­ m^hourson the<^.''^\^vV- ,V Bartlett said'. ^ NEWBORN CARE paring Students for the 21st Centu Heights. Refreshments will be tween Wayne Road and Newburg. 2^Tne_ victim/^ gf-year-ow Livo^ 'Bartlett said information ob­ Tuesday, Jaa.l7^Tbe~ Plymouth ryf'-Reservations may-be-made-by—-setyeoVTcirTeseTvations--aiithnore Registration Is for boys and glfls- nl«Y' resident :wb6 received 70 tained so far will be filed until the Childbirth Education Association calling Robert Mulligan at 422-0585 information, call Ethel Rogalskl at ages 5-19. For more Information, stitches, told police he was slashed or Ron Pattersonat 261-3434. 561-6781. - with a six-inch knife after a Jan. 1 victim cooperates. .; will offer a two-week course for ex­ call 625-7965. traffic accident on Hlnes Drive. ! "It's a good case to work because pectant couples; at 'Geneva United The victim said that, after the people have beenso cooperative. Presbeterian Church,; 5835 Sheldon • PARENTING CLASSES - • DIABETES SCREENING attack, his assailant drove off in a It's Just the victim that^s no_t coop- Road, Canton. The classes offer in­ Friday, Jan. 20 — Active Parent­ Saturday, Jan 28 — Westland • SEMINARS - formation on care and developement ing Classes will be held 7-9 p.m. The .Medical Center.will sponsor a fund- -- The ,Westland-Friendship Center 1^80 orI981dark Caraaro: He then eratlhgV'Bartlett said. of the newborn through three months classes consist of six sessions that raising event for the American Dia­ will offer seminars Wednesdays at of age. For more information and to will help develop parenting skills to betes Association 10 a.nuto 9 p.m. at 10:30 a.m. at 1119 N. Newburgb. A register, call 459-7477. promote better communication'and Wonderland Shopping Center, Plym­ one-half hour discussion will consist cooperation within the family. Cost outh Road at Middlebelt. Registered of free support group, educational • SOCCER SIGNUP of class is 840 and includes manuals. nurses will be on hand to screen for breast care and lung care. If you Wednesday, Jan. 25 — The Garden For more Information and to regis- hypertension and diabetes. Suggest­ have Medicare Blue Cross/Blue City Soccer League will be holding. ter, Sail 458:3266 ed donations are fl for blood, pres­ Shield) free transportation to the Di­ open registration 7-9 p.m. Registra- sure check and 82 for blood sugar agnostic Center will be offered. Re­ Jion is for boys and girls ages 5-18. • CELEBRATION _ test.) For more information, call turn to the Friendship Center will be ROBERTAROST dent of Westland and Canton Town­ For more information, call 522-4094 Saturday, Jan. 21 — The Holliday Cathy Barrett at 467-2487. at 2 p.m. ship, and David of Battle Creek; Or 421-1226. ':'•• Nature Preserve Association will Services for Mrs. Rost, daughter daughter, Roberta Raass of Florida; • OPEN HOUSE hold a Pot-luck Celebration and gen­ • TAX SERVICE of the founder of the R. G. and G. R. six grandchildren, and brother, Wednesday, Jan. 18 — Gibson eral meeting at 7 plm. in Hlnes Park Monday; Jan. 30-April 11 — Free • ELIGIBLE FOURS Harris Funeral Homes and mother Thomas Harris. School for the Gifted, 12925 Fenton, Apartment Club House*, on the north income tax service will be offered to The .Wayne-Westtand. Community of the current owner and president, Redford Township, will bold an open side of Warren Road, west of Merrf low-Income seniors on Mondays and Schools are recruiting eligible chil­ were held Jan. 11 from ^Highland house from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Gibson man. For information; call 453-3833. Tuesdays 12-3 p.m. at the Friendship dren who will be 4 on or before Dec. - * Park Baptist Church in Southfleld RUTH LEE PATTERSON offers a wide range of classes for Center, 1119 N. Newburg, Westland. 1 for a state-funded program. The > with Dr. John Orrae and Dr. Robert students from prekindergarten • VFW 7675 CARD PARTY For more information, call 722-7628. program is for 4-year-olds not en­ i Berkey officiating- Burial' was In . Services for Mrs. Patterson, 71, of through eighth grade. For further in­ Tuesday, Jan. 24 — The VFW Post rolled in a preschool program. For - • V White Chapel Cemetery In Troy. _ Westland were Jan. 10 at the R. G. formation, call 537-8688. 7575'Auxiliary will hold a luncheon • MORE TAX SERVICE more information, call 595-2476. i .: The company has funeral homes in and G. R. Harris Funeral Home, and card party at noon at Ford and Tuesday, Jan. 31-April 11 — Free Livonia and; Garden City. The firm Garden City,'with the Rev. Richard • GET TO KNOW BPW Venoy Road.; Admission is |3 per Income tax service will be offered to arranged her services. Alberta of- Ward Presbyterian The Garden City Business and person, uoor prizes ana wnie prizes low-income seniors on Tuesdays and • WEIGHT LOSS ~~ _ Mri..Ro8^whojrasJ9 andJLFen- Church, Livonia, officiating. Burial Professional Women's Club will host^will be available. Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 1:3.0 p.m. at A new private weight-loss group ton resident, died Jan. 7 in Hurley was in Cadillac Memorial Gardens a membership information program the Maplewood Center, 31765 Maple­ will be meeting Mondays at 7 p.m. lp Hospital, Flint; West, Westland. at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19» In the • AGING * wood, Garden City. For appoint­ Garden City Hospital Room 3 In the A former resident of Detroit and Mrs. Patterson died Jan..7 in St. Maplewood Community Center IMC. Taesday, Jan. 24 — Commission ments, call 525-8848. basement, 6245 Inkster Road at Southfleld, she was a 1941 graduate Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor. "The Real BPW: What It's Ail-Off Aging will meet at 10 a.m. in the Ford. The group will focus on over­ of Wheaton College, past 'president She was an assembly worker for About," will feature food, fun and in­ Linden Conference Room, Friend­ • DIABETIp CLA8SE8 coming obesity and promoting self- of P^E.O, past president of the wom 1 ­ formation. Marlene Danol of North- ship Center, 1119 N. .Newburgb. Garden City Hospital Health and esteem. en's missionary fellowship of her an auto company. ' ville, a past state president of the or­ Road. The Commission On Aging Is Education Center win offer group di­ church and also served as a deacon­ . Survivors are two sons, James of ganization, will present a brief pro­ to advise the Senior Resources De­ abetic classes beginning Thursday, ess. -."• •"''•-/. , Garden City and Lewis of Westland; gram on the organization and Its partment of needs for the better­ Jan. 39, 6*30-9 p.m. The five-session • SENIOR MEALS She Is survived ,by her husband, daughter, Joyce of Westland; two career benefits. Soup, salad and a ment of the elderly. class covers basic comprehensive di­ Westland Medical Center will of­ Clarence; two sons, Thomas of grandchildren; two great-grandchil­ beverage will be served. Social hour abetic information to help a person fer a hot lunch program for commu­ Bloomfleld Hills and a former, resi­ dren; one brother, and one sister. begins at 6 p.m., followed by dinner • CHILD CARE with diabetes manage their own self nity senior citizens (over 55). The at 6:30 p.m. A program begins at 7 Wednesdays, Jan. 25 and Feb. 1 - care. Famil: y members.encouraged center is on Merrlman Road at f ••• p.m. with a brief business meeting at A babysitting/child care class will to attend. Fee is f 75. To register, Michigan Avenue. Meals will be 8 p.m..Maplewood Community Cen­ be 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Garden City Hos­ call 358-3266. available daily from 11:80 a.m. to tee a week is better •Twicis a week is better • ter is at 31735 Maplewood, west of pital. The class'will be offered to 1:30 p.m. Cost will be $2. For more •*•• i t—r Merrlman between Ford and Warren boys and girls, 11-13, who care for • BLOOD PRESSURE- Information, call Nancy Roggero, roads. Cost for the Jan. 19~ program children. Emergency action, first CHOLESTEROL SCREENING 467-2780. .

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ByW*yiwP**l clude Westlandy Garden CHy, Livo­ :V would require'communities to draft new committee/ lacludiog Itself w>d* staff writ* nia,. Plymouth, as well ai Canton, 'plans to reduce their solid wa*te out- downriver communities, U» oversee^ Plymouth and Rediord townships. If enough communities Approve, the .put by 75 percent. Communities fall­ placement of new UndfUfc.T I * Area communities will soon be If enough communities approve, conference would develop a regional ing to adopt a plan by Jan. 1, 1W1, ;CWW.ka4e««ls>ilu»»fr«* witl^ «^ asked to consider regional recycling the conference would, developirrs- would be restricted from hauling provision of the county pUn UMII-J and composting programs. gionai recycling and ' composting recycling and composting plan and waste to county, landfills, • « The Conference of Western plan and hire or contract for an out­ would exempt communities w^- Wayne, a regional group represent­ side expert to advise communities hire or contract for an outside expert -.: The county master plan requires ' new landfills from the waste &&&•% ing 17 communities,announced Fri­ on wastedisposal,-': ''•/•' ; ; -• •/'•••; approval from 20 ©I Wayne County's al restrictions, though some lodivid-^ day it was considering polling mem­ •Communities are 'ate? being asked t6 advise communities on waste 41 communities. The CWW Includes ual CWW communities may actually > ber .communities'''to •'determine, .to approve a resolution supporting : 17 communities and nearly one-third , benefit from that proposal . } £ of^ all county residents^;;.;', ', •''•'" - whether they were interested inmul- the "nlerarchy of waste, disposal op- disposal, ' -X ' x • Vv'•'. '"y'- Their rapi?uT>erilations on tbcise^ JUcommunity- m^iLdlsjpoT liohs'i outllned4n^Wayne^€ouaty%- A -^--- CWW;;members bavenH fully matters are'also contained in tj>e? grams. "'.-:-.'•-' ••:• new wast? disposal master plan;« agreed with the county plan, or the resolution, to be "sent to individual^ Westland Mayor Charles Griffin, TTipse options include: reuse, recy­ CWW members are also consider* le CWW is also considering a makeup of the Wayne County Solid '•'members.' •-"'.''••i.-Ov.. '•• -V /•''•>•'•.%• the CWW'8 chairman, said it. would cling, composting $nd Incineration. ing applying to the state for finatf- more far-reaching waste disposal Waste Implementation Committee Ifncuirtor everynremberconv ~ Landfills, currently t&e most^heavily cial assistance under Proposal.CT plan. — the group that drafted the'pro­ —CWW- mcmbcrfl, howtyiri, iajd^ munlty to start its own recycling and uied disposal option, would be re­ The newly approved ballot proposal posed waste disposal plan^ ; they acknowledge the • need for '< a. j composting programs^ served as a last resort under the pro^ makes state money available for en- "WE'RE THINKING about con- CWW members continue -to call •county plain• add their- proposed? posed county plan; Wayne County vlfonmentally oriented programs/ ducting a Joint feasibility study with for the~county to include more local Ranges wouIdTnakethe-pli "RECYCLING WILL be so much Executive Edward McNamara has Recycling Isn't widespread In the DCC (Downriver Community governmental officials and, fewer to adopt- easier if we do It as a group," Griffin . said landfill restrlctions^will be or­ Wayne County, thougthDearbora cur­ Conference)," CWW executive direc­ waste disposal professionals on the •'It's a compromise,'' GriffIh sajd,^ said. - dered in two years because the coun- rently operates a program of Its tor Ann Bollin said. Implementation committee. In addi­ "hopefully, something; that will 3 CWW . member-communities In­ .,ty la running out of landfill space. own. -..7- The proposed county master plan tion, the CWW is also calling for a make it more workable."; :» % BERGSTROM'S INC. HEATING • COOLING • PLUMBING Arthritis Today 25429 W. FIVEMII.F __Men. if you're about to turn 18. it's Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. Rheumafology REDFORD ^'-~ STORE HOURS: 18829 Farmington Road time to register.with Selective Service ro/, r\*r>s\ ^tL'\ Monday-Friday....9-7 532-2160 Livoniat Michigan 4815? at any U:S. Post Office. - - ' Saturday .. .9-4 478-7860 532-5646 Sunday CLOSEO It's quick. It's easy. TREATMENT WHEN THE DIAGNOSIS And it's the (aw. I6NT CLEAR m How can a doctor treat an arthritis if he doesn't know 3¾} SCRATCH and DENT what it is? The answer Is: by kowing what the arthritis is not. Wsarent Suppose you have joint pains, they travel from joint-to-jolnt, come on at FURNACE SALE oamtotahle day's end, and mainly Involve your knees and shoulders. Yourjjloctor can be until you reasonably certain that you do not have rheumatoid or lupus arthritis, and that a Joint Infection Is unlikely. Thus, therapies such as gold, steroids, or antibiotics, WAS would not be appropriate. , In contrast, aspirin would be a good choice of treatment. Inflammation is basic to all types oj arthritis, and aspirin Is the first drugjo try to combat joint $42900 Irritation. Your doctor would recommend libera) use of heat, rest, and regular activity, as these therapies have wide application to the t'eatment of joint disorders. Finally, your doctor would reassess your status frequently to catch FUlwe* for a^St Uiht for ywt. dues that would clarify the diagnosis. . 145-01 *frs» Vff* M3e Road • iMKO, NOW ONLY! Treatment Is Indicated even if the diagnosis Is unclear. Your doctor will move cautiously and likely see you frequently untitthe problem resolves, or its nature SOCO00 becomes evident. • • - • ,-—; '• Carrier i- * HUTMM • oooux? 50,000 BTU INPUT The Council for Women's Health Is pleased to present:. . -'"••• O! 1 GIVE Sizes vary between 50,000 thru 150,000 •h •Air prep modejs available • Carry full CARRIER warranty • Prices vary on extent of damage BLOOD, •In-stock quantities onlyl ."> PLEASE. A Mid-Winter Break

I INSTALLATION AVAILABLE American Red Cross A day for women to laugh and leqrh laW**ms*MUUMiiUiumiliUUiliUU\\ Jhe secretsofsuccessdnctgodd health ;: ?.'.»-theypowei of laughter andjDlqy

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photo shots throughout the year; Plus, youll if'-'i "Women and Empowerment* •-- meet^a lot: of new and exciting people and - - J^ MSW Many women feel powertesl In their own kveS. make some special friends. Explore new ways to experience power^^ and empowerment as a woman In this culture.; If this sounds like something youy be f ^interestedin, Mc^tan application at the **Z*?~ \Atonderiand Information Booth ar^J submit "The Power of Laughter and Ptay" it with a nori-refundafcle $5.00 registration Chrlsteen Hotdwhk,RN,MA,CNM ': i- Bring more laughter ond play Into your life fee mad^ payable to \A/6nderland Mall, and; and learn to use humor a$6 coping skill. \. a recent non-returnable cplor photograph Jto^ Wonderland Mall "Laughing Your Way to Good HtaWh* Applications must be submitted by Friday $u$on Van, Comedienne '. February 3/1989 to WonderlartdV Susan Voss Is a natlonoly known comedieone who ho» made numefous oppeorooces on t»i>vWon Inl^rmatidn Booth or Management Office. and radio; Including Garrton Kelky's ~:™-*A Prolrle Horn* Companion * D*tcrt*d ai located at the corner of Plymouth and *w» a younger Erma Bomb^c*. M*. van Middlebelt Roads in Livohia. 5224100 folk* wtth humof about rm >ob. n#f lami/. ,: jdietlng^sex, finance*, and al the topics nx* *- form common bonds wtth women ev»rywh»ft Wonderland Ma(i;7""^^P^to T^S^i

With over 120 shops,, services^and the oil-day fee is Just $«j>er person and Includes kinch. Sign up earV' Rwervafloni or* restaurants, plus six AMC Wonderland ^- :••'•: limlted.To register; just coH the GouncH for Women's H*JN> at S72-2M4. Theaters and a Cafe-Style Food Court, "• ;thte p>rogr«im b sponsored by /'Eaton Place." . (Mlwtn^ McAu*#y H*aM\ Confer Ch«l$*a Community Hospital SSDDSi - Sattne Community Hospital \ Please register before January 27,

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• PRESCHOOLERS Blood pressure and cholesterol Screening for Garden City pres­ screening are proyided in the Front choolers will be according to the fol- Lobby of Garden, City Hospital on lowing schedule; Monday, Jan. 16, at community calendar the first and third Tuesday of each Farmington School; Wednesday, Jan. month 12 noon to 2 p.m. Blood pres­ 18, at Douglas School; Tuesday, Jan. Non-profit groups should rnail items for the calendar to the sure screening fs free and a $5 fee Is £4, at Henry Ruff School and tues- Observer, 56251 Schoolcraft, Livonia,.Ml 48150. The date, charged for the cholesterol test. No of Hi nes attack -dayr Jan.-'31, at .Memorial School. time and place of the event should be included, along with appointment necessary. Letters'will be sent to parents of the name and phone number of someone who can be By Marie ChMtwy Aelped. police, put together a com- their scheduled appolnlraent-tlmee. • CHILDBIRTH SERIES staff writer Xposlte picture of his attacker, reached during business hours to clarify Information. .« i iT. If parents of a preschooler between The Plymouth^Childblrth Educa­ which- was distributed to police 3¼ and 5 years old didn't receive tion Association will offer a seven- An uncooperative ' vfctlra has agencies. ...*••'. letters, they may call 421-5763. is $5 per person. Deadline forreser- t.ald, playing safe, home security and week childbirth series beginning forced Liyoaift Police to- put oa the Since then, police, said theyt have vations is Monday, Jan. 15. Call child care are discussed and demon­ Monday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 p.m., Kirk back burner its investigationi of a been unable to contact the victim, • CAAI MEETING • Mary Ja^je Schildbergat 422-7663 or strated! Fee for the two-session class of Our Savior Church, 36660 Cherry slashiog on Edward Hines Drive. ., \?hora they have not identified. ' - Tuesday, Jan. 17 «- The Cerebral Charlotte Adams at 261-0628 for res­ Is $5." Class is limited. To register, Hill, Westland. For more informa­ .-'; '.'He;,I\as refused' to cooperate, Bartlett said police have Aneurysm,Association will meet fct ervations/ call 485-3266. tion, call 459-7477. andJt^oarapere^ bur investiga­ * received numerous tips on the iden-. 7:80 pjn. in Garden City Osteopathic tion^ said * tivonla' Police ^gt. tlty of the man pictured in the com- Hospital, Room 1 and 2,6245 Inkster • KIWANIS CLUB MEET • CARD PARTY Jesse Bartlett;''We leave messages • poSite, many from local'police Road at Ford Road. Edward Morgan Thursday, Jan. 19 — The Garden Wednesday, Jan. 25 - The West- • WESTLAND SOCCER but heaoestft respond. " .-*.'• agencies. Police have also tracked will discuss "Life Goes * Qn - After rCity Kiwanis Clubjwill meet at land Chapter 1642 of the American The Westland Youth Soccer /^That'si strange because- • tbiy down about 25 Camaros fitting the Aneurysm." CAAI is a supporkgroup Roma's of Garden' City, on Cherry Association of Retired Persons will League will be holding open regis­ (victims) are usually camped on description of the attacker's car. for patients and family of people an­ Hill east of Vehoy. Lunch is $7.50. hold a get-acquainted card party at tration Saturdays, Jan. 28, Feb. 4, our doorstep. When we have an un- "We can develop leads, but'lf the ticipating surgery. f Geraldine Kiessel, Garden City High 1:45 p.m. at the Berwyn Senior Cen­ and Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at cooperaUve.victim, we don't waste School principal, will-discuss "Pre- ter, 26155- Richardson; Dearborn victim can't give U3 a yes_or.no .^ _. K Bailey Recreation Center, Ford be­ ^ui-lkHir*on^he case." , - —— • NEWBORN CARE paring Students for the 21st Centu­ Heights. Refreshments will be tween-Wayne Road and Newburg. ; The Victim, a 24-year-old Livo­ ," Bartlett said. Bartlett said information ob­ Tuesday, Jan. 17 — The Plymouth ry." Reservations may be made by served. For reservations and more Registration Is for boys and girls nia resident who received 70 Childbirth Education Association calling Robert MuUigan at 422-0585 Information, call Ethel Rogalski at ages 5-19. For more Information, stitches, told police he was slashed tained so far will be filed until the victim cooperates. will offer a two-week course for ex­ or Ron Patterson at 261-3434. 561-6781. caU 525-7985. with a six-inch knife after a Jan. 1 pectant couples at Geneva United f traffic accident on Hines Drive. 'It's a good case to work because Presbeterian Churcb, 5835 Sheldon • PARENTING CLASSES • DIABETES SCREENING The VittinT^ld that, after the people have been so cooperative. Road,-Cantonr-The classes offer in­ Friday, Jan. 20 ^Active Parent­ "Saturday; Jan 2ff — "Westland • SEMINARS littack", hls'assailant drove off in a It's just the victim that's not coop­ formation on care and developement ing Classes will be held 7-9 p.m. The Medical Center will sponsor a fund- The Westland Friendship Center i980.or 1981 dark Camaro. He then erating," Bartlett said. of the newborn through three months classes consist of six sessions that raising event for the American Dia­ will offer seminars Wednesdays at of age. Fof more information and to will help develop parenting skills to betes Association 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 10:30 a.m. at 1119 N. Newburgh. A register, call 459-7477. promote better communication and Wonderland Shopping Center, Plym­ one-half hour discussion will consist cooperation within the family. Cost outh Road at Middlebelt. Registered of free support group, educational • SOCCER SIGNUP of class Is $40 and Includes manuab. nurses will be on to screen for breast care and lung care. If you Wednesday, Jan. 2S — The Garden For more information and to regis­ hypertension and diabetes. Suggest­ have Medicare Blue Cross/Blue City Soccer League will be holding ter, call 458-8266. ed donations are $1 for blood pres­ Shield, free transportation to the Di­ obituaries open registration .7-9 p.m. Registra­ sure check and $2 for blood sugar agnostic Center will be offered. Re­ tion Is for boys and girls ages 5-18. • CELEBRATION test. For more information, call turn to the Friendship Center will he ; ROBERTA ROST dent of Westland and Canton Town­ For more information, call 522-4094 Saturday, Jan. 21 — The Holliday Cathy Barrett at 467-2487. at 2 p.m. ship; and David of Battle Creek; or 421-1226. Nature Preserve Association will Services for Mrs. Host, daughter daughter, Roberta Raass of Florida; • OPEN HOUSE hold a Pot-luck Celebration and gen­ • TAX SERVICE , of the founder of the R. G. and G. R. six grandchildren, and brother, Wednesday, Jan. 18 — Gibson eral meeting at 7 p.mT in Hines Park Monday, Jan. 30-April 11 - Free • ELIGIBLE FOURS ' Harris Funeral Homes and mother Thomas Harris. School for the Gifted, 12925 Fenton, Apartment Club House, on the north income tax service will be offeredto The Wayne-Westland Community • of the current owner and president, Redford Township, will hold an open side of Warren Road, west of Merri­ low-income seniors on Mondays and Schools are recruiting eligible chil­ > were held Jan. 11 from theNHighland house from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Gibson man. For information, call 453-3833. Tuesdays 12-3 p.m. at the Friendship dren who will be 4 on or before Dec. ;; Park Baptist Church in Southfield, RUTH LEE PATTERSON offers a wide range of classes for Center, 1119. N. Newburg, Westland. 1 for a state-funded program. The . with Dr. John Orme and Dr. Robert students Trom prekindergarten • W0*&7« CAR6 PARTY For more information, call 722-7628. program is for 4-year-olds not en­ •• Berkey officiating. Burial was in Services for Mrs. Patterson, 71, of through eighth grade. For further in­ Tuesday, Jan. 24 - The VFW Post rolled in a preschool program. For • White Chapel Cemetery in Troy. Westland were Jan. 10 at the R. G. formation, call 537-8688. 7575 Auxiliary will hold a luncheon • MORE TAX SERVICE more information, call 595-2476. • • The company has funeral homes in $nd g. R. Harris Funeral Home, ^andcard party-at noon-at-Ford and- -Tuesday, Jan. 31-Aprii 11 — Free -Livonia and Garden City.-The firm Garden City, with the Rev. Richard • GET TO KNOW BPW Venoy Road. Admission,is $3 per Income tax service will be offered to ; arranged her services. Alberta of Ward Presbyterian The Garden City Business "and person. Door prizes and table prizes low-income seniors on Tuesdays and • WEIGHT LOSS ; Mrs. Host, who was 69 and a.Fen- Church, Livonia, officiating. Burial Professional Women's Club will host willbeavaHable. - "Wednesdays Ifl alnT to 1:30 p.m. at iA~new_prlvate-weighHoss group ' ton resident, died Jan. 7 in Hurley was in Cadillac Memorial Gardens a membership information program the Maplewood Center, 31765 Maple­ will be meeting Mondays at 7 p.m. in ! Hospital, Flint, West, Westland. at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19, in the • AGING wood, Garden City. For appoint­ Garden City Hospital Room 3 In the A former resident of Detroit and Maplewood Community Center IMC. Tuesday, Jan. 24 — Commission ments, call 525-8846. basement, 6245 Inkster Road at '.. Southfield, she was a 1941 graduate Mrs. Patterson died Jan. 7 in St. Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor. "The Real BPW: What It's All On Aging will meet at 10 a.m. In the Ford. The group will focus on over­ ; of Wheaton College, past president About," will feature food, fun and in­ Linden Conference Room, Friend­ • DIABETIC CLASSES coming obesity and promoting self- ; of P.E.O, past president of the worn- She was an assembly worker for an auto company. formation. Marlene Danol of North- ship Center, 1119 N. Newburgh Garden City Hospital Health and esteem. , • en's missionary fellowship of her vllle, a past state president of the or­ Road. The Commission On Aging is Education Center will offer group di­ ! church and also served as a deacon- Survivors are two sons, James of ganization, will present a brief pro­ to advise the Senior Resources De­ abetic classes beginning Thursday, ; ess. Garden City and Lewis of Westland; gram on the organization and its partment of needs for the better­ Jan. 29,6:30-9 p.m. The five-session • SENIOR MEALS '> She is survived by her husband, > daughter, Joyce of Westland; two career benefits. Soup, salad and a ment of the elderly. class covers basic comprehensive di­ Westland Medical Center will of­ ; Clarence; two sons, Thomas of grandchildren; two great-grandchil­ beverage will be served. Social hour abetic information to help a person fer a hot lunch program for commu­ • Bloomfield Hills and a former resi­ dren; one brother, and one sister. begins at 6 p.m., followed by dinner • CHILD CARE with diabetes manage their own self nity senior citizens (over 55). The at 6:30 p.m. A program begins at 7 Wednesdays, Jan. 25 and Feb. 1 — care.^Family members encouraged center is on Merriman Road at p.m. with a brief business meeting at A babysitting/child care class will to attend. Fee is $75. To register, Michigan Avenue. Meals will be 8 p.m. Maplewood Community Cen­ be 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Garden City Hos­ call 358-3266. . available daily from 11:30 a.m. to ter Is at 31735 Maplewood, west of pital. The class will be offered to 1:30 p.m. Cost will be $2. For more # Twice a week is better i Twice a week is betteAr $ Merriman between Ford and Warren boys and girls, 11-18, who care for • BLOOD PRESSURE- information, call Nancy Roggero, • & roads. Cost for the Jan. 19 program children. Emergency action, first CHOLESTEROL SCREENING 467-2790. •

HAWAN KING TOUR Departs Tuesdays Sponsored by 0 15 Dayi/4 Islands % _ WAIKIKI ^1545 THE KONA&HILO Complete MAUI Per Person KAUAI Double #teri)er & JUtmttit Occupancy % 3 NEWSPAPERS Price Includes: •Air Transportation-round trip via scheduled jet airline with In-filght meal service. Departs: •Hotel Accornmodations based on In cooperation with Twin/Double bedrooms In fine resort hotels - i April 18, 198¾ •Sightseeing and special events as listed. i EnfranC0 .( April 25 1989 Fees arid Transfers Included i ® ,i ^ *» ' •ToiYour-Room baggage handling-free i ;v baggage allowance b 44 pounds per person msrouRS, to be contained In a single suitcase. Extra *-. suitcases may be taken but wia be charged by the escort at $15 each. A flight bag may J>e carried free of charge. /Personal Transfers-Airport to hotel round trip " Due to limited space on these tours, your •Tips for baggage handling are Included CAUFORNI •Gratuities to drivers ahd escorts are not COASTTOUR fully refundable $100xleposlt must be made lncluded,but left to thedlscretlon of the 4-: early.--Reservations can be confirmed with— _ individual tour member:' Departs Tuesdays from most major U.S. Airports deposits only on a first received basis. f(( . 6 Nlghfi/vDayi ^ HAWAII QUEEN TOUR' SANFUXNCISCO Departs Tuesdays. # ^ $580 (i? ^ t5Doy» 4 Wandt, BUELLTON/SOLVANG Complete Per Person UVe 7.V, TAPItiG (Seasonal) Double OccOppncy WAIKIKI $1249 •High Season Supptemeni ® LOS ANGELES 6/) thru 8/31 KONA&HILO Complete Houmooti add $100 per person TOURS MAW Per person KAUAI — Double ======^ Occuponcy 248^4 Michigan Ave. .. # Departs: Departs: r^ ^rbornfv1l4pl26 (3.13)-278-4102-^: * •--—-- April 25 May 2 Price Includes; J \ Ja SOLD oyt>89 KEASE SEND ME AT NO OBLIGATION A TOUR BROCHURE s / Air Transpbrtatlon on scheduled February/R 1989r; EXPLAINING ALL THE DETAILS AND APPLICATIONS FOR THE Price Includes: :~:alrilnes_wtth In-flight meals" ~~- NSOLD0Ut.ao;'__ FOLLOWING TOURS: •Air Transportation round trip vto scheduled jet air Dne /To-Your-RQomi baggage April 11 1989 / with In-flight meal service plus Inter-Wand flights. handling T *~ a Golden Coast Tour •Hotel Accommodations based oh twln/doublo / Hotel/Airport transfers ~~ • Hawaii King Tour bedrooms In fine resort hotels (fn California) •Sightseeing and fpeclal events as listed. AJI Entrance • Hotel AccommcKfdtlons^""^'-'-'" ^Q Hawaii Queen Tour Fees and Transfers Included.« •Sightseeing & Special Events •To-Vour-room baggage handling. Free baggage / Entrance Fees alowonce Is 44 pounds per person to be contained Noma. _ .^ — •_ _ Inddnglesutcase. Extra suitcases may bejokeh .VFuIfy Escorted; - - but^v^be^h^rge^ byttje Escort at $16 each- A flight -AdoTfesL"-^^—~" bog may be carried free of charge. City_. .___ •Perspnol transfers airport to hotel round trip, yfr $tcrte^~~~~- -VTIpS forbaggage^rxflirtgareIncluded. Phone .__ — _ •Gratuities to driver* and escort* are QOI Included but l\p, :_. J, left to \t^ discretion Cf WIffiffluSf Sur member

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By Wsyrw P«a1 clude Westland, Garden City, LIvo- staff writer *- -HO.uldjequlr^-p6mmunUles -kulraJt- _new-^jwnlttee,including itself ajidj . -nrarPtymouth, as well"as~Canlbnr plans to reduce-thelr solid waste but- downriver communities, to oversee> Plymouth and Redford townships. If enough communities approve, the put by 75 percent. Communities fall­ placement of new landfills. •'•'...' ' i Area communities will soon be If enough communities approve, asked to consider regional recycling conference would develop a regional ing to adopt a plan by Jan. 1,1991, ' CWW leaders also disagree with a;; the conference would develop a re­ would be restricted from hauling and composting programs. provision of the county plan that' gional recycling and composting recycling and composting plan and waste to county landfills. The Conference of Western plan and hire'^r contract for an out­ would exempt communities wj[thi Wayne, a regional group represent­ side expert to advise communities hiredr contract for an outside expert . The county master plan requires new landfills from the waste dispos-;, • ing 17 communities,-announced Fri­ on waste disposal. . • approval from 29 of Wayne County's 8l restrictions, though some IndivJd-rj day it was considering polling mem­ Communities are als4 being asked to advise communities on waste 43 communities. The CWW includes ual CWW commtjnlUes may actually'. ber communities to determine to approve a resolution supporting 17 communities and nearly one-third benefit from that proposal. ... '• i «.-'•- whether they were interested in mul- the "hierarchy of waste disposal op­ disposal. of all county residents. - •• -"i* The^r 'recommendations on tbose^ . ticommunlty waste disposal pro­ tions" outlined in Wayne County's >XXWW members ..haven't _fully_ grams. . • — new waste disposal master plan. matters are also contained In the*. •', agreed with 4be county plan, or the resolution to be sent to Individual». Westland Mayor. Charles Griffin, Those options include: reuse, recy-' CWW members are also considers The CWW is also considering a makeup of .the -Wayne County Solid members. ' -.«' the CWW's chairman, said It would cling, composting and Incineration, •ing applying to the state for finan­ more far-reaching waste disposal Waste Implementation Committee be difficult for every member com­ Landfills, currently the mosMieavily cial assistance under Proposal C. plan. — the group that drafted the pro­ \ • ••ou es that.would clarify the diagnosis, IIW V.C-SI Fijht K'.-> Ruid • 11} \2\>> NOW ONLY! ^^-treatment is Indicated even if the diagnosis is unclear. Your doctor will move 'cautiously and likely see you frequently until the problem resolves, or its nature becomes evident. V . Carrier H LATINO* COOUNQ •SWN ~~ 50J300 BfU INPUT GiVE The Council for Women's Health Is pleased to present: •-Sizes vary between 50,000 thru 150.000 • Air prep models available • Carry full CARRIER warranty BLOOD, • Prices vary on extent of damage • In-stock quantities only! PLEASE. A Mid-Winter Break NSTALLATION AVAILABLE 1 A day for women to laugh and learn >Ait,i" -«""••» Alt ii *m in i iini the secrets of success and good hedlfh- ... the power of laughter and play Saturday WONDERLANQLEASH]QN^BQA^ February 4, 1989 Wonderland Mail is in search of younfe men 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. and women between the ages of 16 and 23 Weber's Inn, Ann Arbor to serve on the 1989 Wonderland Mall — —i—.— *—w Get away for a Saturdays Spend the day laughing and learning more Fashion Board. , about yourself and women just like you —women whb want to If you've always dreamed of being a model, manage their busy lives without missing anything. this Fashion Board is great for you! You'll "Success Is Easier Than Failure" experience_the world of fashion and discover Gall Parker, PhD the latest styles in hair, make-up and The key to high self-esteem Is loving yourself uncon­ ditionally. Dr, Parker shows you how to focus'on your accessorizing. You'll.appea?in fashion strengths rather than on your weaknesses. shows, at public relations activities and

c* photo shots throughout the year. Plus, you'll «rW/omen and Empowerment" meet a lot of new and exciting people and \ Alison Nine, MSW Many women feel powerless In their own lives. make some speqial friends. Explore new ways to experience power and empowerment as a woman In this culture^ If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, fill out an application at the

Wonderland Information Booth and submit 'The Powerof laughter and Play" — it with a non-refundable $5,0.(1 registration Christeen Holdwlck, RN, MA, CNAA , Bring more laughter and play Into your life fee made payable to Wonderland Mall, and ond learn to use humor as a coping skill. a recent non-returnable color photograph to Wonderland Mall. — "Laughing; YotfWay to Good Heatth" Applications must be submitted by Friday Susan Vass, Comedienne February 3, 1989 to Wonderland's Susan Vass Is aNationally known comedienne who has ^q^^'y^QfQyyQpp^qfqjg^y-^ television Information Booth or Management Office and radio. Including Garrison Keillor's * A Prairie Home Companion." Described as Located at the corner of Plymouth and D^OAjQge^rma_Bc^^ckIMs._ya$s Middlebelt Roads in Livonia. 522-4100 talks with humor about her job. herfomHy, dieting, sex, finances, and pH the topics that Wonderland Mall... IfwhTlXm 1¾ fomr) common bondsrwith womeneverywhere.

The all-day fee Is just $&5 ^er person and Includes lunch. Sign up earlyl Resotvatlonsore With over 120 shops, services; J restaurants, plus six AMC Wonderland . limited.To register, just call the Council forSomen's Hearth at 673*2664. : Theaters and a Cafe-Style Food Court,. This program is sponlore'dbyi: "Eaton Place." ---,- Catherine McAuley Health Cen -ChelseaCommunity Hospital Saline Community Hospital . Please register before January 27. ^••w^^^w^ -» _:_ ^. mm i^m^*^

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6A(B,W.O) Q&sE Monday, January 16.1989 IS UlOftTH The names and numbers listed here will help you understand our newspapers and locate people and departments In EDITORIAL '- ^ Ever wonder who to call when you have a question or BUSINESS NEWS 591-2300 Ext.325 THE comment about what you've read In your hometown newspaper? \. The business section is published Thursdays- In addition to -. (S&j&vUer & Eccentric Perhaps you've wondered how to let us know about news the story coverage and columns, the section contains several ' NEWSPAPEAS or photo tips? calendars: BUSINESS PEOPLE<;overs promotions, internal fin fftftl free to All news tips should£e called to the community editor at awards and retirements for anyone living or working in our clip, snip or rip "the telephone numb'erilsted betownf you recetve-no— .circulation area^Wewill^rint photographs if space permits. this page for answer, call The Observer, 591-2305 or The Eccentric, DATEBOOK covers upcoming meetings and cou7ses~ot 644-1101. interest to business people. future reference. MARKETPLACE briefly LETTERS TO THE EDITOR covers new businesses, Editorials are published every Thursday. The lead editorial new products and other is written by the community editor. Editorials printed below business-related items. CIRCULATION the tead are written by a member of the editorial Submit items for these Observer & Eccentric department. To reach the community editor, call the in writing by 5:00 I Newspapers are delivered twice number listed. To reach the county-editorial staff, caltthe p.m. Monday. For tnese each week by carrier and ma appropriate number. All letters to the editor must be legibly calendars, call Barry Our current audited circulation is written and signed. Please restrict letters to 300 words. We Jensen (ext.325) FOrall 1 60.959 (September 30, 1987). reserve the right to condense any letter and may refuse other items, call Marilyn To begin receiving your Fltchett. 591-2300. Ext. 331 CHIROPODIST Observer or Eccentric call publication. •591-0500 in Wayne i Aftq^ASHION SHOW NOTICES TIGHT&JJtf PLACE 644-1100 in Oakland 651-7575 in Rochester/ Rochester Hills Notices of club activities appear In the Thursday Suburban These also are the numbers to call if you experience a problem Life section. All notices must be written legibly and received with delivery. Office hours are from 8:30 a.m. until 5:15 p.m. To by 5 p.m. Monday to be included in Thursday's paper. If you become a carrier, call 591-0500 or 644-1100. have questions, please call the appropriate Suburban Life editor. Fred Wright is our Circulation Director; 591-2300 ext. 500 ADVERTISING STREET SCENE 591-2300 Ext 302 There are two baslo types of advertisements in The Observer This section, which is written for readers in the 18-35 age & Eccentric Newspapers: range, appears in our Monday paper. It focuses on activities DISPLAY- and events throughout Detroit as well as in our 12-community These ads are.found in the main sections of the paper and are circulation area.For further information, call Sue Mason, -bitted at a column-Inch raterVirVwiiforovtcleHayotrt; -594-2300 Ext£G2 typesetting, and copywriting If you need it, at no additional TASTE 591-2300 Ext. 305 charge. ' Our food section appears in the Monday paper. Photos and additional artwork are Any questions regarding recipes should be ,*'7^A-:24UA*IIJMX available for directed to Ethel Simmons, food editor. {VLUfcMTH h) a f e e.

WEDDINGS, ENGAGEMENTS, ANNIVERSARIES We publish photographs and announcements of weddings, engagements and major anniversaries of local residents or former locai residents. These appear as soon as possible, "depending upon available space. Forms for announcing these events are available from any of our local offices, or you may model your announcement on an example you've read in the ext 248 newspaper. The best reproduction can be made froma 5"x 7" black and white photo, but others will do. Please avoid Bob 5^87477^5450 "re^laroT^orPtfarolc^ptGtares: — GARDEN CITY..... Leonard Pogef3'91-2300 ext 307 LIVONIA ...Emory Daniels591-2300 ext 311 PHOTOGRAPHS PLYMOUTH Neal Haldane 459-2700 Reprints of photographs that appear in the paper are not REDFORD Emory Daniels 591-2300 available. However, if a photograph is used and not needed ROCHESTER Tom Baer 651-7575 /Jor our files, it will be made available to the first person calling SOUTHFIELD Sandy Armbruster 644-1100 _- V Such photographs will be held in any of our offices for two TROY : Tom Baer 651-7575 ^months, awaiting pickup. To inquire about a photograph, WESTBLOOMFIELD Judy Berne 644-1100 ext 248^ /please call the editor who/an the picture, i.e.: Sports. /fi.STLAND Leonard Poger 591-2300 ext 307 Suburban Life, Entertainment, Creative Living, News. fa SUBURBAN LIFE SECTION EDITORS BIRMINGHAM Becky Haynes 64,4-1100 ext 264 RELIGION —» ;Our representatives will be happy to visit your place of ApANTON Julie Brown 459-2700 Religious news is published Thursdays. The religion calendar jbusinessrand discus! a marketing strategy with you, along •O FARMINGTON Loraine McClish 477-5460 is published on these page_s. Calendar deadline is Monday .with Information pertaining to deadlines, contract rates, GARDEN CITY Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 noon. All material must be in writing. For more information. research data, and upcoming special supplements. Our LIVONIA Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 call your local suburban life editor display telephones are: PLYMOUTH Julie Brown 459-2700 644-1100 In Oakland REDFORD Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 OBITUARIES 591-2300 In Wayne \ ROCHESTER Carol Azlzian 651-7575 vSOUJHFIELD "...Shlriee Iden 644,-1100 ext 265 We publish obituaries of local residents and former local Monica DiCota heads our Retail Advertising department in TROY...... Carol Azlzian651-7575 residents. Most obituary information Is received from area •Oakland (644-1100 ext. 348) and Mark Lewis is our Wayne WESTBLOOMFIELD Becky Hayhes 644-1100 ext 264 funeraf homes. If a local funeral home is not involved, please 'County Retail Manager (591-2300 ext. 469) WESTLAND , Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 call the community,editor at the appropriate telephone number. All obituaries appear at the discretion of the # CREATIVE LIVING SECTION EDITORS — community editor. Obituaries are printed without charge. OAKLANDCOUNTY ..Co Abatt 644-1100ext 245 WAYNECOUNTY Marie McGee 591-2300 ext 313 CREATIVE LIVING # EDITORIALS News of the arts appears.every Thursday. Deadline for OAKLAND COUNTY Rich Perlberg 644-1100 ext 242 notices of gallery shows (which must be legibly written) is WAYNE COUNTY Sue Rosiek 591-2300 ext 349 5:00 p.m. Monday. For morejnfp.rmation.call the appropriate Creative Living editor.' ENTERTAINMENT 591-2300 Ext. 305 # LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Entertainment pages appear Thursday and Include feature "BIRMINGHAM 1225 Bowers. Birmingham, Ml 48009 stories, theater and other entertainment reviews, TABLE CANTON 489 South Main, Plymouth, M! 48170 TALK restaurant news column, and the UPCOMING FARMINGTON ..^. 33203 Grand River, Farmlngton, Ml 48024 calendar,, which deadlines each-Thursday (for Hems to appear GARDEN CITY...: 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia,M l 4£150 the following Thursday). Submit all Information to LIVONIA 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, M 1/8,150 Ethel Simmons, entertainment editor. Theseads are found in the Classified sections of the papers PLYMOUTH*. 489 South Main, Plymouth ty1T481>0 and are placed In columns under the appropriate REDFORD 36261 Schoolcraft. Ltvonia, MI48150 MOVIE REVIEWS classification for the Item that Is to be bought or sold. They ROCHESTER 410 North Main, Rochester, Ml 48063 591-2300 Exy 302 are billed at a line rate. Our Classified telephone lines are SOUTHFIELD 1225 Bowers. Birmingham. Ml 48009 All questions about movie reviews, which appear every :open daily from 8:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m.' Monday through TRQY 410 North Main. Rochester. Ml 48063 Monday In our STREET SCENE section, should be directed to Thursday and from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.-Friday. WESTBLOOMFIELD ... 1225Bowers, Birmingham, Ml 48009 Sue Mason. Call: WESTLAND 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150 V 644-1070 In Oakland Steve Barnaby is Managing Editor of The Observer & Eccenjrlc Newspapers; 591-2300 ext 300 .1---, 591-0900 In Wayne- SPORTS ;——' - 852-3222 InRochester/Rochester Hills - Each community has its own sports editor. To report scores, ; Our computerized classified phone system will route your call • call thirapproprlate editor. THE :to one of our ad takers. We suggest that you Jot down what yoywotild like to say before calling and have your Visa or'' • SPORTS SECTION EDITORS MasterCard ready If you j>lan to use one of them. BIRMINGHAM Marty Budner 644-1103 ext 257 CANTON Dan O'Meara 691-2305 ext 339 ©teter & JccMtrtc "Classified ads are also available In display format for Real 1 ' FARMINGTON ^Dari O'Meara 591-2305 ext 339 Estate and Automotive clients and are billed at an inch rate. GARDEN CITY BtadEmon$ 591-2305 ext 323 NEWSPAPERS- •To arrange for a classified display ad call: • LIVONIA yTraVi Emons 691-2305 ext 323 Wayne County:36251 Schoolcraft, Llvonla Ml 48150 -r-i-:-^-1^-,«44*1100 In Oakland .... . _PLYMOUTH Dan O'Meara 591-2305 ext 339 Oakland County:1225 Bowers, Blrmlngham,MI 48008 ,*;. ; 691-2300 In Wayne REDFORD....;...... /Brad-Emons 691-2305 oxt 323 ROCHESTER ! Jim Toth 644-1103 ext 244 Editorial Office i;Jack Padley manages our Classified departmental-2300 SOUTHFIELD Marty Budner 644-1103 ext 267 33203 Grand RivOr, Farmlngton. Ml 48024 ;ext 487). ."•--:7------7------/--^----- 7TTROY. JlrrTTotrTt$4Vr103*xt-244- 489 S. 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J ;. toxic \ • < ; . ByWayn*Pol hold wastes, including paint thinner, "The object was not to have a hard were asked to help lobby to expand • While a massive JRouge drain­ V pesticides, used oil and other toxic and fast number," said James Rog­ age district Is being considered, the ; staff writer ' the revolving fund- household substances. ers of the Southeast Michigan Coun­ Oakland County Drain Commission.-. . Routine collection of toxic house- . "There are items In people's cup­ cil (of Governments. "The danger In other Rouge-related areas: er*8 office suggested dividing the dis­ ' hold wa4W could help clean the boards that may be' contributing to there la that, if you don't meet that trict into several smaller districts to • The Michigan Department of V- > Rouge River, cleanup, boosters said Rouge pollution," Wayne Count/* figure, you could stay around trying create a more manageable system. Natural Resources released a report ; this week.--- - - . Public Works director James Mur­ to meet it and nothing would be ac­ • Plans are being developed with showing 87 percent of Rouge River Members of the Rouge River ray said. complished. Now, projects will pro­ Wayne County Parks.to improve basin and executive steering com- ceed,. " SEMCOG is supervising samples taken exceed water quality park land"along the Rouge In westv .standards for human and animal '• mittes "met/ Thursday in Detroit to IN OTHER -revisions, .cleanup cleanup'efforts. ern Wayne County. • , waste. The figure includes first-time ; revise plans for cleaning the pollu- boosters dropped a projection call­ • Overflow from the. Western ; tion-filled rlyer. Both groups are ing for 40 percent outside.financing SEMCOG AND member'commun- samples taken from Oakland County. Townships " Utltllty Asssoclatjon • helping draft a cleanup plan for the of multimillion-dollar cleanup proj­ ittes; haven't given up on, outside fi­ « • The high school water monitor- treatment plant In Ypsilanfl will be ; Rouge that calls for major action by ects. nancing; however, they admit money lag program, operated through the placed into the Rouge during dry" pe- 2005 and beyond.; CIe^nup'T>bc5teT37:>howeverr^a1dt—available- througlrthe-ww^UteHre-T^w>!unte^^ ^riQdsJ)oostingIt8 flow and helping it .'••'' Among the revisions was a call for the 4Q'percent figure mighty still be volvlng fund is Inadequate to meet the Rouge will be expanded from 32 ft clean itself. The assoclaWnTncIudes v periodic collection of toxic* house­ attainable. their needs. Member communities to 40schools this spring. Canton and Plymouth townships. 4 • Sewer separation was declared, ah acceptable alternative for com*' blned sewer overflow control. Over­ flow from outmoded combined Rouge, defense money in budget * sewers dumps toxic wastes Into the river during heavy rains. The revi­ There are items in sion represented a compromise with ; (AP) - President Reagan's 1990 control, $125,000; Great Lakes con­ Menominee harbor, $45,000; Monroe tions and projects are: communities- * that argued other, people's cupboards budget on Monday proposed more necting channels and harbors, navi­ harbor, $1 million; Muskegon harbor, • Camp Grayling, construction of more elaborate plans were too ex­ that maybe than $60 million in spending on wa­ gation, $100,000; and Monroe Har­ $201,000; Ontonagon harbor, a range, $14.5 million. pensive. ter projects and military construc­ bor, navigation, $400,000. $779,000; mitigation of shore dam­ Despite major strides toward contributing to Rouge tion in Michigan. age in Port Sanilac harbor, $33,000; • $32.2 million for operation and • Selfridge Air National Guard cleaning the river, boosters noted fi­ pollution.' and Presque Isle harbor, $89,000. maintenance on existing QlviLworks Base, additions to munitions mainte­ nal cleanup could be decades away. WATER PROJECTS Also, Saginaw River, $3.2 million; — James Murray projects. This included $123,000 for nance complex and avionics mainte­ "We need to remind people that < ice-jam removal on the Sebewaing county public the Rouge River. . nance shops, ammunition storage the problems are still there. It (the The U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ River, $15,000; mitigation of shore Other projects and amounts pro­ igloo, power-check pad, $5.5 million. river) is an embarrassment," Mur­ works director neers' budget request proposed no damage in South Haven harbor, posed are: channels in Lake St. Clair, ray said. _L" new construction projects for Michi­ $39,000; St. Clair River, $1.9 million; • W.K. Kellogg Regional Airport, $138,000; Chardevoix harbor, gan but asked for |33~1 million in St. Joseph harbor, $1.3 million; St. Jet-fuel storage complex, $2.6 mil­ $24,000; Detroit River, $3.8 million; 3EMEX inWijU ItrnwR spending authority. The agency pro­ Mary's^River,-$10.6 million; and mi­ lion. : HAIIDLN Frankfort Jiarbor,- $197,000^ Grand an posed! tigation of shore damage in White f*l CZ^^™***' Haven harbor, $656,000; Harbor • Army Reserve in Bay City, ad­ • $336,000 on surveys: for south­ Lake harbor, $45,000. Beach harbor, $2.8 million; Holland ditions and alterations to the Army i! ern Wayne County, flood damage U Fine Furniture... harbor, $2.5 million; and Inland Reserve center and construction of a prevention, $200,000; for St. Joseph 1 Route, $11,000. — DEFENSE CONSTRUCTION maintenance facility, $3.6 million. Harbor, navigation improvements, Where Quality Costs $136,000. Also, Keweenaw Waterway, $3 The Defense'Department proposed • Naval Reserve in Detroit, reha­ i " • Preconstructlon engineering million; mitigation of shore damage spending $27.2 million for military bilitation of the Naval Reserve Cen­ and design for: Ecorse Creek, flood in Lexington harbor, $38,000; construction in Michigan. 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ARK JAROCH of Birmingham and his 10 brothers and sisters grew up in R^jpeoV (Mich.),'eating their mother's wholesor M homemade breads. No one dreamed then that most of the Jaroch family" would be into tons of dough by 1989 — and meanwhile become an inspiration to other fledgling entrepreneurs far beyond their Breadwinner bakeries in Rochester and West Bloomfield. •-.'-. ' • With his diploma from Central Michigan University; In 1982, Mark Jaroch got the traditional advice; '-Think of graduation as a beginning." He did. Nonethe­ less, there were big surprises and dramatic career changes ahead for the new graduate, and for his famj; iy. J, Starting out in a period of recession, Mark's search for a business and finance position, stretched into a strenuous, yet fruitless year. Luckily, all the Jarochs were "brought up to believe that a crisis really is an .opportunity," says Mark. "From the beginning, Dad's mottos were, 'Give an ' honest day's work for a day's pay/ "and, Tf you can find a way, be your own boss."1 V So the Jarochs brainstormed. They listed the skills Mark bad developed in responsible part-time jobs throughout his college'years. From cook to kitchen manager, Mark had gained hands-on experience at the popular Embers restaurant in Mt. Pleasant, the Six-; pence in Warren and the Kings Mill Inn, also in Way* ren. <% IN ONE OF these busy kitchens, Mark recalls, "i wonderful old German pastry chef laugR me someT European techniques." i As the Jarochs reviewed Mark's skills and business1 education oh that memorable evening in 1983, his fa­ ther, Val, said, "Son, maybe it's time to start your own', business." ------\ -The product? It didn't take long to settle on their; mother Gerre's popular baked goods — already taste-> tested, different from mass production breads on coin-, petitors' shelves, and "good for you." ' ) However,- the Jarochs' image of a large student'. : clientele-la 4dt Pleeseat-where they began -with-anr- investment under 115,000, "was one of many mJScon-^ ceptloos we had to correct," brother Eric said "We * soon found most of our customers were university fac-5 ulty and staff, or professionals from nearby gas and oil} companies. Since students often budget by buying day-s old goods, we just broke even on those sales.". \ Y8~pew~directlon was onlyni»enlnain?eninder]~ way^EriMhen 19, opted to leave studies at Macombf «-— r ^^, Community College to become Mark's partner. Val, an) '•'.;:'..; - >;•••' /.-,,--.-- DAND€AN/«taftpnotOflrtphw Industrial engineer from Wayne State University, now > :8uzan Jaroch pull* a loaf of bread out of a alicer at the, Breadwinner bakery in West Bloomfield. Other members of the Jaroch family, who company president became engineer-cum-Ieaxlng'•> ;alto own another bakery in Rochester, work in the background. agent from day one, and fuiltlme Breadwinner in the> company's fourth year. : : /• •; V GERRE AND VAL now live in Rochester; She Is the" mother of nine children, plus two adopted sons/ Chi- \ nese-American Tom, now 42, and Dan (pronounced V Mother Gerre Yahn in Vietnamese), 23. Somehow she found time to v cookscian teach kindergarten for 18 years."But only half-days," { shesald. •/.-/ •'•."• :':••> /.^//--- . ,---1/. shares recipe Today, Gerre, a University of Detroit/Wayne State I take break .journalism/education graduate, is the company's ad- j By JJaoml Stage) apples and cinnamon drew me in," _Even a gourmet cook likes vertlslng and personnel manager. She v is also the ] to take time out, so although —Special writer W -Pebble Holt of West Bloomfield. re­ friendiy_yoice behind_theJnfornuiUve/^!Breadwlnner \- • much of your cooking may be calls. "I was In the mall one morning 4or nut 4oat Beat" filers found on the^display^^counters.1''. ., fancy, what do you like to pre- Today, youjolned the health club. and Just had to stop in. Everything As family historian, Gerre sometimes has trouble J r pare when you want some- Your doctor said you should "lower here's so good, I have a hard time GERRES APRICOT NUT LOAF remembering the exact year when Nancy, Greg, So* ] 5 thing that's Just "plain" tasty? your cholesterol/ eat fewer egg choosing."; (Only available at Breadwinner at holiday time) zan, Mark, Tom, Matthew, Joel, Michael, Eric, Todd t * Is there a secret '.dish you yolks, consume less sugar and satu­ A Farmtogton Hills career coun­ 1 cup honey ; and Dan — and their several spouses — came into the \ '•-'• like to cook for yourself when' rated fats, eat oat bran and other selor,: Barbara Ellman of West 2 tablespoons margarine ; • family. But she never fails to appreciate each one's 1 />y6u need a little comfort? Or: natural foods, avoid this, avoid that Bloomfield, looking for something 1 whole egg ;/;-.•; special, talents. > t - <».-' =:• •' •- >'-••• — yJi ' • :-•:- -•• - special for her husband "who just 3 maybe you enjoy making • •_ • '•:' '- "."•" "• .. ."' ,': .'••«• ••••"•• ,'. % cap milk (can use two percent or regtlar milk) ' ' Greg, for example, at 34, Is the company's chief fl-) , Before you start, feeling sorry for loves good bread," finds what she > something special and com- -¾ cap reconstitutedfrow n orange juice V nanclal officer "with va real gift for planning." Bakers \ 1 forting for family or friends. If yourself, look around, Despite altthe' wants, with caraway rye and dilly 4 teaspoons grated orange rind Include Suzan, Mark, Joel and Eric.. Larissa (Joel's //soryou've got a surefire entry seasonal temptations. that. are off _ cheddartoves,-- / 77 3 cups unbleached, unsifted, unbroma;ted If avail- wife) and Lynn (Greg's wife) handle bookkeeping and .: for the Comfort. Foods Contest Doc's list, the time to eat righthas . able,flour^ ^ ' . - ** . •i Send your recipe, along with never been better. In America's horn IBIS GILBERT, buying "for my 3% teaspoons baking powder Today, Eric, is owner-manager, with a staff of nine, of plenty, a strong natural foodstuffs baby sitter's evening snack" on. a 2 your name, address and phone lteaspbonsalt - ': ; - at the Breadwinner, 818 Main, in Rx>coe»ter. Store **! number, to: Comfort Food ^- trend is evident Many things great Friday _ afternoon, chooses baked 1 cup chopped, dried apricots — W1" numbeTTwo'opened In rnfd-1985 wttn profits made' fsTaste, the Observer & Eccen- grandpa ate, later celebrated In '60s goods with an eye toward developing % cup choppeg walnuts (optional) during their first 18 months in Mt Pleasant .^bacanaa; c, «251 Schoolcraft, Livo­ campus co-ops, are turning up in wise eating habits for her daughters, the boys only drew |100 a week for a long time," Val nia 48105, The contest closes neighborhood stores. Many boast the. ages 5 and 9. "My doctor told me to By hand, mix honey, margarine and egg well. Stir explains."Now," she adds with a smile, "Eric's aim la today, and entries" must be best of the old and the new, thanks to avoid foods with coconut oil and In milk, orange juice and orange rind. Add blended to retire at 40." / > i ;• V V C postmarked no later than innovative recipes. And they're af­ other saturated fats. I have so many dry ingredients, stir in apricots and nuts, Poar into * ...': ••-.•:• ..- :•• • '•- ';'• ,- •••-';• ' • ~::' ' . '• • : Tuesday, Jan. 17 (due to tor fordable. .''.; .. v . ^ choices here, made with polyunsatu­ a greased loaf pan. Let it stand for 20 minutes. . LAST SEPTEMBER, Mark, Joel and Gem opened da/s tolfilay)./* H)6e*^good-for*you food—really rated oils." ^,-: ^ —Bakeat 350 degrees 50-60 minutes. A Pyrex-loef- the new West Bloomfield store at 4Mi. Orchard Lake Prizes wUl be awarded to taste good, too? In West Bloorafleld Realtor Dolores Hekker of West pan works well. :• y • Road near Lone Pine Road In the recently remodeJed ; and -Rochester,: It sure does, at_. Bloomfield; agrees., "Oat Bran bread CroMwInds Mall • / > readers whose recipes are chc- breadwinner bakeries." • .. A The loaf is best when sliced thin. Can be served v ^-sen for publication.— --,-/ - : "The wonderful aromas of yeast, ; Please turn to Page 3 with soft cream cheese or Jam. ; Piea»atumtoPafla3;! .;

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unit's time to get «<». Once again, we are faced with a new year and, If you're anything you have yet to experience, the effects of a professional massage, like me, a face with an extra chin, not to mention a body with a you don't know what yon're mlsaing. Many professional massage few extra folds, ?••* services Charge between $35-84* dollars for a massage bat If yon Now, before you quickly change pages with the attitude that you tastebuds find that's a little beyond your budgetary constratota, how about ir might not be Interested in "another diet story," read on, because Investing in. a relaxation tape that can be played in.the car while what I have to say Is not neceasarily.related just to diets. driving to and from work, or that yon can simply pop into an .+* ./-It's called "Total BodyAwareae*" _i L chef tarry inexpensive headset during that brisk walk or stair climb? Check > Yon might not be overweight but suffer from other food-related out tapes by Steven Halpera, at your local health food store or lltneetee brought on by Improper eajUng habits. To be totally effec­ Janes recordoutlet.'."" , tive in getting the body to react positively ,to a change In cujtnary ADD TO THAT, if you desire, an increase ia activity and your lifestyles, one must begin with a simple so-called diet Is already well In motion, with little change in Now, with all the emphaab on me. how abort incorporatinf tae •U t Drastic changes in daily habits have a to bring on early dietary habits. That simple phrase of "an increase In activity" entire family into this «asy change * Check oat specialised relaxa­ >-* ! burnout, so it is very Important to effect slowly. A basic spells out the ItKorporaUoo of 30 mimttM at extra activity daring tion tapes made jnst for kids or, better yat. Incorporate year -exempted tMs weald ba-for jomaoneto nls^rJMr dally— -the dav. If you wort, a stopk jaont op three flights 0¾ sWrs_or a^ spowe or loved ones into • is-miwrte-per-day "trtp" Inea reiaxa- \.m* ,.\. consumption of water, An increase of wa conaumption on a brisk walk before eating lunoa woold do tae trick. tw. This can even he aninmilhaml while nsakteg dkaner, readtngr /* daily basis will not only help the overeater th a feeling ^of full- Sounds too simple to be trie, eh? Yea, b«t It works. or simply finding the time to "pat yoar feetap/' • - • 1 -rL___l_j)eaiJbutJrtlLalao serve as a,body purifier, flashing all those nasty Now that wa have the: physical caangt ia inotkin, its Uma tev F' waste*fromonrbodies. 7 --.*•-.— - - --« > begin doing MUfthioi Ptrtncraaae mil uawla) wall Mi^ Pma-Wg— . «0, J* YOU eaa saa, yoa don't naad to loaa 48 poaadi or more to. In addition, for the person searching for a healtaler lifeatyle, an fan of the benefit of maasafa and relaxation uUuki—i Unfor- begta a new, healthy htaatyk for 18t*. Fw Utaraaeta, K can be fan, r IrKxeased ooaawnptlon of water will aid the complexion and serve ttmately.manf of as do not hare the added iacoaaaas aUew weakly enjoyable and torn Into a wetconae daily break from the rowttoe at an "intai^l rnrasiarlaar*' for the system. (or even M-monthly) trips to a miaiiaaa, I caa say, aowarar, taat if thataUotaacoaldi—

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Monday, Janua^ 16,1989 O&E *3B' Baked goods help you eat right Healthful bread i n vogue Continued from Page 1 - , .,.*,.„,.;.,' .,_,.. , ^,., ,„» i_..„ »._ KM,^ . " '^ ." . . .W-, * Inw sight of early, morning customers, refrigerate," because these baked Continued from Page 1 and muffins are favorites In our and youngsters on a school day tour. goods are free of additives used by And we're working on ways to keep opened Breadwinner store number house." mass-production bakeries to extend Depending largely on word-of- them supplied." , one the Monday after Thanksgiving, ** Evle Levlne pf Room at the Bot­ GERRE JAROCH'S Ufelong Inter­ shelf life.. "We're labor intensive. mouth referrals and walk-In trade, To launch that first bakery within 1983. ' £ tom In the Crosswlnds Mall, chooses est in education and the Jaroche' Nearly everything's done by hand,*' Mark said, "we're being discovered just three months In 1983, Mark and "WE'D CELEBRATED by having" "egg-white baked goods as part of commitment to public service com- Joel explains. "Aside from food pro­ again by a new public. We're enjoy­ Val scouted Petoskey, Charlevoix Thanksgiving' dinner right In the my three-year health regimen - on bine in such tours. Foncareer coun- cessors and the divider-rounder that ing valuable repeat business. Cus­ and Traverse City., store," ,Mark said, "Our first set- . my doctor's advice, to combat high selor Ellman, "That's another reason shapes our rolls, it's all hands-on." tomers tell us we're satisfying a real "We checked demographics and back?-We grossed t)hly-|37 In-our."W triglycerides." Illketopatronleethlsshop." need, especially for. the many people first three days. The Indian_reseryaLJ Find your favorites among the oat potentla[ competition from existing - "~ .To bakers Wark and Joel-Jarocb;—^-Nooe<3llojiui_outofJdeasfor din- -^nb^rrv^applo-walnutr^ilOlue-^who^ave-speclaHietarv^ "bakeries" anOinally settled on an -tton—welcomed our overeupply pfi baked goods. But after the local pa- • who arise at 3 a.m.. six days a week ner at home, or for a thougMTuTgin: berry, Raisin Bran and carotnlotted tional needs 800-square-foot store In Mt. Pleas­ Something tasty on display or listed per wrote us up, we were really In andbeglnbaklngat4 a.m.,customer muffin' s b- y sampling -eac- h. day'. s spe­ Opening their third store last fall ant.". on the chalkboard in this sunny bak­ business." . « comments count: cials^ A world traveler can call up "was simple, compared to our first ery will fill the bill. They will heapa A quorum of Jarochs spent.each Suzan Jafoch gave the cpmpany ; Finishing each day's baking by fond memories, savoring a crumbly trial venture," Mark said. "And al­ basket with an assortment of mini- weekend scrubbing, painting and Its apt name. However; JoeJ.foresees noon, they then "prep" for tomor­ Scottish currant scone. Add a spot of though closing our Mt. Pleasant' muffins. Or lend your home the I- equipping their- first uncommon a new name when they expand out­ row's selections. Assistants measure tea or one of the Breadwinner's nat­ store recently made logistical sense, dozens of ingredients for the popular baked-it-myself aroma, with bread, bread and sweets shop. Sans intro­ side Michigan, because" "we found ural fruit juices, cheese or preserves we all felt a- sentimental tug about ductory advertising ("Another mis­ Great Oats, 15-G.rain breads, carrot rollsK or pbjra you make from (he the name (Breadwinner) already _ and you will put ap end to menu tbdt. Mt. Pleasant customers bought ; Breadwinner's frozen dough. take," says Mark), Mark and Eric- registered to others In some stales," " cake muffins, and pumpkin and ap­ boredom. ; a month's supply for their freezers ple pies. Many.of their special grains Theirs Is a clientele "Increasingly before we closed. Now they send Chancei are, you will hear Gerre come - from "Argentine — Michi­ concerned with good nutrition," says their.friends to .buy for theip here. gan." The new crop of apples? From Mark Jaroch. Developing specialty Jaroch's cheery promise, "These KEG BEER • POP • WINE • BEER . Romeo, where the Jaroch kids grew baked goods that feature real egg breads won't melt in your mouth," up. whites and'dozens of wholesome Instead of niarshmallow-soft, bland Challahs for the Sabbatr meal, ingredients, sans preservatives, baked goods, full-bodied texture Anna's Fresh DISCOUNT dark pumpernickel, braided wreaths hasn't exhausted Mark and Joel's cu­ gives you something to chew on. of three types of bread and an un­ linary interests. "We love to make Here, the staff of life Is Important BEVERAGE again, essential round the clock, and Seafood Mkt 'S dinner at home, too." ending variety of honeyed muffins 24050 Joy Rd. • Redford ANN ARBOR ROAD AT ANN ARBOR TRAIL • 464-0496 and cookies are often prepared with-' Breadwinner labels say, "Please for every social occasion. \ovi v»a ii (acfoaa (romnandaoo'a Fruit Maricet) M-Th 9-7 • Fri. 9-8 • Sat. 9-7 • Sun. 12-5 SUPER TRAYS - ^OR SUPER^OWt Good January IBththru January 22nd, 1989 Hot sauees ^et-h otter witirpatolic 0 SUNDAY SEAFOOD PARTY TRAYS PEP8I, DIET PEPSI, PEP8I FREE, DIET PEP8I For the some who like it hot, there Rod Sands, vice-president of sales Washington state. Shrimp • Shrimp & Crab Claw FREE, MOUNTAIN DEW, A&W, DIET &W, are now more than 300 brands Of and marketing for Pace Foods,, who Most popular is picante sauce, VERN0R8, DIET VERNOR8, SLICE, DIET SLICE, "Mexican hot sauce available in the says that sale of Mexican sauces has which accounts for 40 percent of the ORANQE SLICE, DIET ORANGE 8LICE United States. reached $271 million annually, more market, according to Find-SVP, a 2 UTER If .you're from Los Angeles, that than double the figure of 1980. market research firm. Pi­ 39 BOTTLES salice probably is salsa. For Texans, About 30 percent of all Mexican cante is a thin sauce with pieces of it's most likely picante sauce. East­ food eaten In the United States is jalapenos, tomatoes and onions. 99 +deposit erners often choose taco sauce. consumed in Californian, he says, Second is salsa, a thicker sauce of­ These saucy tidbits come from followed by Texas, Arizona and ten made, with milder green or ana- Many to choose from • STOCK helm chilis, followed by taco sauce, Starting at »12.95 usually flavored with red or cayenne 255-2112 VERMOUTH 750 ml pepper, and the gravy-like enchilada HOWSHW rr**n-7-pm*=Fri. 4 SsL 9 anv« pm $ tax Package - HOUSE OF QUALITY FOOD —, Cold sauce. ^8P Food Stamps Accepted BBj SWEET AND DRY Bottles 2 or 7 Liquor Beer & • D»al«r STANDARD FOOD Wine f ,M,80d Dairy • MARKET & FLORIST >'£" Video Rental Frozen 31226 Ford Rd. • Garden City (One Block East of Merriman) 427-3100 We Accept VISA and MASTERCARD sconwiM/^^ DON'T PASS UP .wM^P^S'WfiS^ft^^ THESE SPECIALS! itot 26666 Fto MB* Roatf 300 Hapten V STEAK ground bee/& onion turnovers T-BONE OR CLUB STEAK so $2.99 LB jPastiesT 6,. «3 EXTRA LEAN 1 STEW. 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Good condrtton. AJr, fm stereo cassette. Low mse*. rfMSAUTO 455-556« mustaefl »2800 349-2419 MARK VII. 1980. 4 door, one meu- sun/oof. »3.000 mBes. »1,700. Ask TAMAROFF BUICK t4l50.After.6pm: - 354-528« ESCORT - 1987 Black, excellent cutous'owner, and 11 looks like hi for Toby. 644-4010 or 552-0134 353-1300 SUNB'flD, 1984. Turbo. Red & gray. LE8ARON- 1982.2 door, dark blue, condition. 4 door. 4 speed', loaded. Can for details. SUPRA 197». - exceOent eondiUon. CLASSIFIEDS GORDON STANZA 1988 wagon, 4x4. 17.000 CATAUNA. 1978. V-«.. automatic, automatic, air. cruise, sunroof, pufse '4 on the ftocv. 2 liter, exoc-nont con­ 20.000 miles.'$5500/b«l 981-2251 • Hine* Parti Lincoln-Mercury alarm. 60.000 "miles, exceflenl. eutomatjc. air. overdrive, loaded. dition. »2295. 661-8696 - 453-2424 Exl 400 m3e». am-fm. exceCeni condition, onry ha* «7.000 1 owner mJes! Mu*t tun roof, cruise. $2,000 «86-0042 Thi* ctiitllication ESCORT - 1987 Cood conditon. •extra* , X^642-76«1 be*ecrv. »4550 After 5prn '532-7014 CHEVROLET leBARON 1985 GTS Premium Tur­ Low mileage. AM-FM, stereo. »4800 MARK VII. 1988 ISC ttconrcol Open Monday/Thursday 9-9' * SUPRA 1980. tharp ce/.« cySnder, continued . from orbcstoHor 354-0111 S0N81RD. 1985 Convertible 34,000 ON FORD ROAD IN OAR&EN CITY bo, dark blue, loaded, navigator, leather, sharp. 2> to choose from. JEfFeENSONCAflCOy 562-701 f mile*. ,$5.99 5 FJFI. 5 speed, leather, new PVeS 427-6200. clean, private owner". 573-9648 EXP. 1986 Sport Coupe 28.000 HJJ00 miles 876 Oldtmobile ./7 ues. runs greaL» 1900.' 355-5945 , Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury FIERO SE. 198*. wfjte, eulomalle, mivs. $5,488. CALAIS. 1985. Loaded! Bucketcon- TAMAROFF BUICK CELEBRITY. 1955. 2 door, silver, LE BARON 1966 GTS, Premium, 453-2424 Exl. 400 . sunroof, good condibOn. $3,745/ 353'1300- SUPRA. .1986½ - S*ver exterior, tower sleertrvg/brakes. air. AM-FM loaded, very good condition Auto TAMAROFF BUICK sole. Black wtih black doth $8,765. best. 553-0323 maroon Interior. Excellent condition. stereo, rustproolad. new .tires, pro warranty 669-5122 TOWN CAR. 1984. high miles. w«a Ask for Jeff • • SUNBJftO • 1986. Red, 2 door, tun- 49.000 miles. $12,900. 682-5128 shocks, struts. Very clean .353-1300 cared for »6.250 JACK CAULEY CHEVY 855-0014 flERO 1988. Mac*, loaded, corpo­ tool. 5 speed, steroo casselle: ex- 8S6 Bulck ' LeBARON 1987 Coupe, air. am-fm rate car, 20.000 ml. 6 cylinder, au­ ceSent condition, $4200.' 6464353 TERCEL COROLLA. I960 - Ejtpefc Asking »3.300 ' 476-223? EXP. 1986 SPORT. Model Black 335-9291 CALAIS. 1987. air, cruise, lit. pow«r CENTURY 1988. electronic dash, all quad, cloth seats, cruise.- deirost, »3995 > tomatic, sunroof. 15' aftojr wfieets. lent condivort 6 speed, lit. 33 rr«. power, tow mileage. Excellent condi­ CELEBRITY 1982, air. am-lm stereo, ?9.000 miles. »7.300 549-2739 TOWN CAR. 1988. Looks and drives sieering/braJce*. extended warran­ air. mint condition. $6600 591-7698 TRANS AM 1980. Indy pace car IE. »1800. . 476-7113 tion, $6600/besl ofler 651-1711 automatic, good condition. 92.000 lie new. »18.500. ty. 26,000 miles. $7800 722-6938 Loaded. 48,000 fnDe*. Arijona car. miles. »2000.. Afler 6pm. 280-2033 LE BARON 1987 GTS. exceiient Hmes Park Lincoln-Morcury FlERO 1986. GT.'4 speed, loaded., »5.000 637-0073 TEflCEl 1980-5 *peeU fm ttereo. EUECTRA 1983 - 4 door, loaded, ex­ condition, very low miles Tjlt. GORDON 453-2424 Exl 400 CALAIS. 1987 4 door. 14,000 mSes. sun-rpof. *rx»ler. 2.5.000 miles. ne-rf tires, very wefl kepL »1^50. cellent condition, runs period. Mew CELEBRITY 1983 • air. slereo cruise, ajr. AM-FM stereo 455-2658 elf._ automatic, cruise, cassette, $8,750. Rochester. 652-139¾ «, . 592-8208 power tockt. $«,700/be4L 362-4109 ues. 74.000 mrjes. »5400. daday' * Very cleanl »1.995 T0WN6 CAR. 1984-- Triple red vel­ 8d2 Toyota ROB'S OARAGE. 26100 W. 7 Mile, LET US 6ELL YOUR CAR CHEVROLET vet 18.000 miles. »19,500.644-4634 FIREBIRD 1982. AutomaSe. air. TEflCEL-1983. 60.000 mBes. 5 477-1911: Eve* weekends 553 -6653, CIERA. 1988. S. Power teal, cas­ sterep. Brand new tires, brand new CELICA. 1984. GT Every singto op­ Bedford . 538-8547 ' On Consignment ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY speed. ci«ah,»i.5»5 261-7813 Customers wailing for late"modei sette. Siumirxm wheels, bucket*, brake syttem. b/andnew exhaust, tion, extra clean. $6,150 or ELECTRA 1988 Slation Wagon TURCCL 1984 - 5 speed, air. »2499. Loadedl Dark bluet Super Sharpl CELEBRITY. 1987 4 door. air. am- Cordoba's i LeBa/oo's Licensed. 427-6200- ' 874 Mercury rear defog. $7.000/besl 879-1915 brand new paint 4 graphic*. Mmtl best Call 543-2859 lm stereo, only 17.000 miles bonded dealer CeJt TYME AUTO Must tea. »3.500 or best. Can be 768-0568 J 15.600 or best otter. 731-1414 FAIRMONT 1978. Power, good CUSTOM CRUISER-1980. diesel. CEUCA. 1985. GT Red. sunroof, »7.474 455-5566 condition, recently repainted. Best CAPRI -1984. Great car. Lot* ol ex­ seen at: 30612 Ford Rd (berw. tras Must tee Make an offor. Good ne* engine, no rusl, no problem*. air. 5 n>«ie<}. stereo. exceOent condi­ GRAND NATIONALS. 1986 & 87. 5 Offer Alter 5pm 561-3677 »2.995 or besl offer. 64*-i340 Middiebelt 4 Uerriman) or»-5pm, _lo_£hoose. Buy Now and Save, pric­ LOULaRICHE NEW YORKER. 1983 - loaded. condibon After 5pm. 522-3802 522-2288; eves. 517-456-791« tion. »7500. 651-1717 884 Vc-lkewagfrn 67.000 miles, good condition. »4500 es will 90 up this Spring For the GRANAOA. 1978. Tan. some rusl. CUSTOM CRUiSEfl WAGON. 1978 COROLLA 1980 station wagon, CABRIOLET 1988 -.Bouticwe, *J Collector o< Investor. c«H for details CHEVY/SUBARU or best offer After 6pm 569-0017 engine Ls good Good transporta­ CAPfti 1985. automatic, air, slereo RREBIRD 1985 - 4 tpeed. eutomat- cassette, cruise contfoi, power Diesal. *1000/bes1 525-3503 good condition, automatic, power white, laaiher. 5 spood. loaded. Plymouth Rd. - Just West ol 1-275 tion »700 421-5669 ic. v-8. power steering 4 brakes, 7000 m5es.$ 13,500. - 652-2442, TAMAROFF 8UICK locks/windows, good condition. window*, air. am-lm stereo cas­ steering/brakes. $950. After CUTAISS. 1984 Ciera Brougham. 530pm 477-1724 353-1300 453-4600 864 Dodge LTD II. 1978. Good condition »5.200 or besl ofler 421-6205 Metallic rod. every factory opiion, sette, tntermrttant wiper*, tecurtry GOLF 1985, air. am-fm cassette. CHEVETTE. 1979 - Automatic. low mDc*. must be seen, tke new. screen, new t»e*. $5500 or best of­ LESABRE, 1988 Limited. Leather. 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Al options. Immacu­ TYME AUTO 45S-5568 condition. $2975. 425-0345 late. J7600. 425-2183 LESABRE 198«. V6 4 door, loaded. »650. 592-8208 CHARGER »987- excellent condi­ COUGAR LS 1983, V-8. air. stereo good tires. FuB power, LOW mUeage. COROLLA. 1953. Low maes. $3,995. MUSTANG GT 1987- loadod. ga­ »3900. 3567593 RABBIT 1983. very good condition, new condition, 6.500 miles. anU- CHEVETTE 1980 - automatic, power tion 5 speed, power steering- rage kept, rustprooled. alarm casselle. sunroof. -42,000 rnHe*. GRAND AM LE 1985. 5-speed. ex- TAMAROFF BUICK 4 door. 4 speed, am-fm. black, new ine'i unit installed, rust proofed. steering/brakes. Looks and runs brakes, am-lm slereo cassette. 2 »11.000. 477-8358 New tires, like new, »4900.345-5607 cerient condition, loaded. 2 tone CuTlASS CRUISER wagon. 1984. 353-1300 shockt/braket/Mlchelln radial*. $13,500 538-2073 great! This week only »879 new tires 43.000 mi »4000. or best power steering /brakes, air, am/fm blue, musl sea $4800. 349-2406 $2,600. 541-4663 or 557-0459 Offer 476-3852 MUSTANG GT 1985. 5 speed. 50 COUGAR XR7 1981- power steer­ PARK AVENUE. 1985 Loaded TYME AUTO 455-5566 ing-brakes. UT1 wheel, air. some ex­ stereo. Power wtrvJcws/tock*. V6, COROLLA. 1984. Automatic, air. liter, red, loaded, very dean; 43.000 much more. »4995 CaU 855-6141 QRAN0 AM 1986 - Low mlieage. vi­ 34.000 mites. $4,995 VW GOLF 1988. power steering, 40.000 miles. »8.988 CHEVETTE. 1982. 4 speed, stereo, COLT 1982 - Twvi stick, 42MPG, mJes, »6.900 661-3099 tras »1200. After 4pm: 557-8238 nyl top. tufty loaded. $6600. brakes, air. excellent condition, plus air, good on gas. »1.195 January clearance sale $950 CUTLASS. 1977. Supreme, loadod. Eve*: 641-9496 TAMAROFF BUICK TAMAROFF BUICK MUSTANG LX. 1987 - Slack. 5 COUGAR. 1976. 2 door. grey, needs extras. 35.000 mfles. $6000 or best Hmes Pari Lincoln-Mercury TYME AUTO good condition. »900 or best oiler. 353-1300 Ofler 729-944« 353-1300 455-5566 speed. 5.0 liter Excellent condition Mtie body work. »400 or best offer. GRAND AM 1986 SE. air. am-fm 453-2424 Exl 400 473-5648 356-1288 PARK AVENUE 1987 - T-typo. ex­ $9200 or best Oiler 476-4294 cassette, loaded, exceflenl condi­ CHEVETTE. 1984 4 door Hatch­ COLT. 1985½ - 4 sooed. Clarion CUTLASS 1980 Saton. 2 door hard- tion. $6,950 525-6451 ceptional condition. folly loadod. In­ MUSTANGS COUGAR 1979 - Repossession) cluding digital dash, temp control, back Radio. Healer, tilt, runs good. iloroo. 33,000 miles. or>g.naJ owner lop, sport wheels, crushed vokx* In­ USED CAR SAVINGS Ughl blue »3800 firm 584-5618 BK3. BIG.SE16CTION — Double white with crushed vetour GRAND PRIX SE 1958- mini tO.000- new tires 34.000 miles, must soe. »15O0/best 437-5374 interior, wire wheels, extra sharp! terior. 49.000 actual mBes. Extra, 21 to choose Irom extra deanl Reduced from »2.650. mUes, warranty, loaded. $13,500. ^¾moJao^LOR B-PLAN CUSTOMERS WELCOME $10,800 After 6pm 540-8531 CHEVETTE. 1985 - Automatic, ilr. DAYTONA 1984. black, w'grey Inte­ 83-88 Can assume payments with »779. 647-5725 rior. 2 2 L-lurbo, 5 spew Exc. car/garaged. $8,000. CITATION 1981. 69.000 miles, runs 65.000ml. »3800 459-4074 condition! $4,000 or take what have 54.000 miles, lady's car. 464-6822 F-150. F-2508 Oa/s. 593-9380. Eves.. 478-9254 Hines Park Uncoln-Wercury GRAND PRIX - 1982 U. Very With air. stereo A much you in trade - f good, am-fm slereo cassette, new COUGAR 1984. V8. fufl power, air, 453-2424 Ext 400 - ^pt**?! *^ ^.-' .'-^V.,<• -'- : more. 6 to choose. wes. $900 or best ofler. 879-7363 DAYTONA. 1986 Turbo Automatic. TYME AUTO 455-5566 condition. 78.000 miJe*. $2,800". Af­ PEATTA 1988 - Red. saddle Veri­ a>. »5.988 69.000m.les.A6500. After 6pm ter 6pm. 651-1820 er 16-vray power seal 14.000 miles. Canton-981-2960 •CUTTASSr 1985 CIRA BROOCH. CORS1CAS. 1988 4 door. 8utoma|- MUSTANG 1979 • auiomatc. power Loaded. exceSent condition. $6000/ From «8995 Like new »18.200 372-4981 lc. low nvles. air. stereo much more TAMAROFF BUICK steering/brakes Extra sharpt GRAND PRIX 1980. good condition, COUGAR 1985 - whrte.turbo. facto­ best 437-5374 fufl power, smafl V8 engine, many REGAL 1981 - power steering 8 various colors. Starting al »7.695 4 353-1300 $1,279 '86 XLT CLUB WAGON to choose ry stereo cassette, loaded. 40.000 new leature*. broker* welcome. brakes, am-tm radio, good condi- DAYTONA 1988. loaded, air. auto­ TYME AUTO 455-5566 miles. 75% highway miles, warranty. DELTA ROYALE. 198l.noaart. Tex- $1,800. 349-2373 '86 E8CORT GT tion $3000. 421-3581 matic, sun rool. excellent condition »8000 4 55-214» 349^4894 as ca/\ 2 door. 80K. new tire* . MUSTANG. 1981. Alabama car. »2.250/best 383-1498 or 455-3762 5 speed, afr, stereo, power »8.195 348-3275 bujl 302 with high performance ev­ GRAND PRTX 1988. Air. am-tm REGAL. 1988 Custom. black. fuBy COUGAR 1966. air. cruise, an pow­ steering & brakes, rear def­ GORDON erything New tires, tinted windows. 0ELTA 88 ROYAL 1988. 4 door, bit siereo. clean. $7,373. roster/ 18.000 miles. ioaded. GT package. 10.900 mites DODGE 1982 Ptymoulh. 1981. 4 eicOent condition Must see Musi er, many options, cassette. 85% $12,300. 772-0788 door, loaded Ma/k rv 1974 Ford highway miles »6.750. 363-3196 cruise, air. stereo. Just tka new LOU LaRICHE sell Asking $4,000 or best ofler »8.995 CHEVROLET pickup 1965 with cap Clean Best Alter 5 PM 669-0412 RiVERlA. 1985 Full power, wire*, vi­ offer Mocharuc owned. 851-4129 COUGAR 1986 Loaded. Sunroof. CHEVY/SUBARU ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY Plymouth Rd. - Just West of 1-275 M0,990 nyl top Gorgeous »8.495 MUSTANG. 1981. 2 3 Her. 4 speed $7500 459-0559 427-6200 LANCER 1986 Turbo. 5 spood. load­ 255-1775 manual. $1950 or best oner Alter 6 GORDON *85 TOPAZ GS CORSICA, (988. Priced to son. ed. 55.000 highway miles* »6400 453-4600- or best olfer Ask lor Joey. 464-6223 COUGAR 1986 XR7 - loaded. GORDON $7,988 GRAND PROS 1988. TIL cruise, 4 DOOR '86 EXP 626-3695 or 655-2058 MUSTANG - 1985 • 50 Ht>. LX 55.000 highway miles $8000 negoti­ CHEVROLET «teteo. air. much more. Onry 5 speed, air, stereo cas­ Black exterior-gray interior, am-fm able CaU Kevin, 455-2685 $10,995 *uV.--ri'-!: i- ,-1---. - TAMAROFF BUICK OMNI. 1987. air. automatic, cruise ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CfTY sette, power steering & CHEVROLET cassette. $7500/best Ron,274-5260 OOUGA/T 1087 • L6, white 4 red. set; »• /1(^. K*. c-.--:' ;i 353-1300 control, cassette player. 4 door. 427-6200 w^f*-1 : ?A^' -if* - brakes, rear defroster. ON F0R0 ROAD IN GARDEN CITY bWO. »4299. 728-8800 air, cruise, lilt, premium sound, v-6. IMPALA, 1983 4 door. air. sharp, MUSTANG. 1987 GT 10.000 miles more Musi sen. »10.800. leave DELTA 8« 1971. power brakes/ GORDON 427-6200 onry 49.000 miles like new $10,695 A OMNI 1987 - 5 speed, air. tint, am- message 525-0794 steering, air. winter car. $400 or M988 RiViERA. 1987 T-Type Automatic. LOU LaRICHE lm cassette stereo, tow miles. »8300 North Brothers Ford 421-1376 best 722-4395 a.i leather, power moon rool. load­ or best offer. #61-5217 MUSTANG 1987 LX - 2 door, power GRAN0 MARQUIS If. 1984 - 81ack. CHEVROLET ed towrrdos. »12.488 CHEVY/SUBARU steering/brakes, air. slereo. mint grey interior Loaded. Mini condi­ DELTA 88. 1985 RoyaJe. 4 door, •85V, ESCORT tion »4900. Alter630pm:6« 1-4797 loaded with power option*. Uke ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CfTY Plymouth Rd • JWSI West Of 1-275 PREMIER VOlARE 1976 - tow condition. $8,200 522-2594 '86E8CQRT TAMAROFF BUICK m.Tes. nice interior, runs great. 318 new, warranty, only $5,995. 2 DOOR HATCHBACK GRAND MJjflOUlS 1986 Colony 427-6200 Air, stereo, power steering 4 353-1300 453-4600 engine. automatic. $500 takes MUSTANG. 1989 GT. 5 ktre. 5 Open Monday/Thursday 9-9 LEMANS 1988. 5300ml. red. 2 door 531-857? Park IS. to* m3os. A-1 condition, JEFF BENSON CAR CO. 562-7011 brakes, rear defroster, nice MONTE CARLO 1974Runs good - speed, tow m^eage. power lumbar hatchback, S speed. am/(m cas­ SKYHAWK-1963. T-lype. power seals. $12,900 464-0959 extended/warranty. »9750 525-0975 car, low miles. steering/brakes, sunroof. 2 door. 5 needs minor work. Brand new ex­ DELTA 88 1986. RoyaJe Brougham, sette, air. Mini $6600: 645-6561 GRANf/ MARQUIS .1981. 23.000 speed, asking »3000. 855-4644 haust »500 722-2864 866 Ford TAURUS 1988 GL - stereo. 60-40 4 door, loaded. Extended warranty- LET US SELL YOUR CAR original miles, fun power, like new. 10 Aug. 1990. $7,750. 693-7005 MONTE CARLO. 1985 CU Loaded. power seats, power »-.ndows/locks. On ConsJgnmenl '3699 SKYHAWK-1985. 4 door, marry op­ Inside gas 4 trunk reiease. remote $439S After 6PM. 277-2964 tions, good condition, 29.000 miles. »5.988 DELTA '88 - 1988 Royal Brougham. Customer waiting lor late model 6 montt. 6 00J rv. «- sport rrurrp/s. excellent condition. LN7 1983 - sirver. burgundy crushed Trans Am, Sanbtfd. Grand Am 4 Asking »4.400. 425-6432 BILL BROWN »11.600 firm. Days. 474-1470 4 door. exeeUenl condition. Many NOA ( ff«-nr ; lc* .J ,• 1 TAMAROFF BUICK veiour interior, wire knock-oil extra* Attractively priced. 354-169.7 Grand Prfcr/*. Licensed, bonded SKYLARK. 1980 Limited. Sharp, 353-1300 Eves. 471-3766 wheels. This car priced »1.000 dealer. USED CARS F1RENZA 1985. 4 door, 4 only 65.000 mfie*. »2.495. TAURUS. 1988 GL Power windows betow the back! Only »2.079! TYME AUTO 455-556« MONTE CARLO. 1986 6 cylinder, TYME AUTO 455-5566 Tvew paint. Exceflenl condition. Open Monday/Thursday 9-9 till air. low mBes. extra dean 4 locks, till, cruise. 12.000 mile*. JEFF BENSON CAR CO. 562-7011 13500. 729-4324 PHOENIX-1981. 92,000 mile*, »7.295. "0" »11.495 LYNX 1982 • GS wagon, loaded. brakes, steering, aulo. air. door rj^lacluucUSliiiilu SKYLARK 1983. very good condi­ North Brothers Ford 421-1376 »895.Call after 5pm 728-5561 FlRENZA 4986. aporty, white vinyl lock»,amfm/tape,$irxX). 464-1171 top, red w/wire wfteei*. am/fm ra­ IF YOU DON'T KNOW USED CARS tion air, am-lm stereo, low miles. T-BIRD 1980 - 38.000 mBes. $2,800 After 10am. 582-1686 GORDON LYNX 1982. LS; 4 door has every dio, rear defrost, air, 35.000ml. PONTtAC STE 1984. 63,000 mfle*. KNOW YOUR DEALER! DOWN!* Excellent conditon! $1,995. thing, new rubber 4 talierypexceU Good condition. $7000. c*S be­ loaded, .black/grey upholstery. ROBS GARAGE. 26100 VI 7 MJe. lent condition. »1050. 626-6359 tween 9a/n-2pm. 425-1678 $4,500. 851-0511 •ilOO' P'.jrr-.C-^ -- ' -.-•'.-:• Redlord 538-8547 858 CadHlac CHEVROLET TRUCKS LYNX. 1986. automatic, air. stereo OMEGA 1981 good body, »4.000 PONTIAC 6000 1964, stationwaooa 453-1 100 453-1327 T-BIRD 1985 Turbo - stick sMl. am-lm stereo.'automatic, air, 6 cvt- CADILLAC. 1973. Low miles. Load­ ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY 4 wheel doves 1810 choose cassette. 26.000 mile* Cafl after 5. m3e». needs water pump. Best Offer. FORO MOTOR B-PLAN CUSTOMERS WELCOMf 1 sihrer. air. radio. »6.500 Chock 455-2309 After 7pm -— 532-6269 lodor.$4.400.- Eve».,e37-«42« ed One owner unit. Clean »2.785 427-6200 9AM-5PM weekdays 553-6339 JACK CAUIEY CHEVY 855-0014 ESCORTS MONZA 1980- 2 + 2 Coupe, auto­ LYNX 1986 3 door hatchback, OMEGA 1982 Brougham. ^, ster­ •im 40 m stock T-BIRD 1986- an bul 2 factory op­ CQUPE DE VULE 1981 V-6. 58.000 matic, power steering-brakes. »900. 22.000 mites, very good condition. eo, bit, cruise, loaded, excellent tions Spotless, not a scratch. »3950. Cafl mornings, 453-3819 condflioa $2295/offer. 644-5947 ong.nal miles, rust proofod Al pow­ 357-0109 »7450. 360-0795 er options. »3800. 478-7772 or TEMPO'S :^- NOVA. 1986. Extra dean. January Good Selection MARQUIS 1985. power steering/ OMEGA, 1983 - Evougharn. 4 door. ROY O'BRIEN FORD .. _M8T8A77 I.BIRO-1987. Turbo -.5 speed. M $3»-»*99S brakes. AmFm-fadto. -a*,—51.000 Runs 4 took* wad. $2000.rVxrt Afler power, am-fm tape. air. 16.700 miles, exceflenl condition. »4,600/ 6 pm onry: 441-4382 ELOORAOO. 1985. One owner, new MUSTANG — miles »10.600. best ofler. 626-9563 Stay On the Right Track car trade, sha/p, low mBes. $10,900 GT'S 4 Convertibles Days: 826-O088After 4pm; 731-8476 REGENCY 1986 Brougham, Hmes Par* Lincoln-Mercury 'GORDON VAN CONVERSIONS MONARCH, 1978. Power 4 air. Best 21.000ml, Mtohefln*, 4 door p/ey 453-2424 Exl. 400 TEMPO GL 1988. loaded. 25.000 offer. After 5pm 561-3877 beauty. $9600. 644-6669 Good Selection miles, while with gray Interior, non to Nine Mite and Mack SE0AN DE V1LLE 1985 • One CHEVROLET smoker. $6,000. 420-0014 SABLE 1686 IS. Very good condV REGENCY "M. 1985. Brougham." A owner. 16.200 miles, as options. AEROSTARS iton. 40.000 miles, blue, loaded, ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY crimson beauty. Most of the extra* "We'll Make it Worth The Drive", $10,500. After 6PM 681-0627 Loaded from $9,995 ( TEMPO 1984 GL • air. stereo. Extra sunroof. $8,200 negotiable 357-3857 plus Chapman security. $7850. 427-6200 ' on approved credit plus lax 6 lag. dean! »2.495 CaU -. 476-0382 SE0AN DEVILIE. 1987. From es­ Extra on select models. ROB'S GARAGE. 26100 W. 7 MJe. SABLE 1986 Station Wagon, load­ tate. 10.000 miles. Mint condition. SPECTRUM 1986. Slock «T329B. Redlord 538-8547 ed. Class I Men. new tires; 40.000 TORONADO 1977 $500. 1987 1988 1986-88 -1988 Sl5.900/best 544-8350 Low miles, air. cassette Ask for Bri­ miles. »8.900 or best 626-0052 522-21 an- BILL BROWN TEMPO 1985. 5 speed, loaded. running condition. RANGER AEROSTARS RANGER SEOAN DEVILLE-1987. leather, JACK CAULEY CHEVY 655-0014 S3.100 Call Larry before 1:30PM.. SABLE. 19S6. ExceCent condition E-150 ,-•'•< wires, cassette, etc- Extended war­ 473-8668 30.000 miles, evory option. »8500 Nicely XLT SPRINT • 1987 3.500 mCes. 4 door, 878 Plymouth CARGO BeautyvBox ranty 36.000 mi. »14.100 642-3017 FORD 344-1008 equipped. 8 Box Cover, hatchback, ajr. 5 speed. 50 mites THUNDERBIRD 1985. turbo coupe. GRAND FURY 1983 - 318 V-«, 4 Cover. Stereo SEOAN deVILLE 1987- 27.000 per gallon, am-fm. »5400- 553-2331 5 speed, loaded, medium blue, ex­ SABLE 1987 . wagon, loaded. door, air, power (leering 4 brake*, VAN to Choose. 8,000 mites. miles, exceflenl condition, loaded. cellent. »6500 Alter 6pm 652-8521 27.000 miles, asking »10,000. $1900. 721-6992 4 Tape. Starting from $14,700 Days; 399-4640 SPRINT. 1988. Automatic, air. tow 522-0030 Auto, Power. Mgcfc More. 4 Days 273-2003: eve* 937-0138 or Eves; 626-2801 miles. »5.495 CLUB WAGON 1984 XLT - loaded, THUNDERBIRD 1985 Ban. fuOy GRAND VOYAGER 1987. IE. auto­ now tires. Sharp! Mechanicafy ex­ loaded, excellent condition. 48.000 TOPAZ GS SPORT 198«. white, au­ matic. V-6. fuOy loaded. 32.000 <4888 '6995 •7995 SEDAN DE VlLLE 1987. while with cellent. »8.000. Can 728-6236 miles »6800 451-1825 tomatic, air. siereo. extras, dean. mBes. excellent condition. $12,300. $8388 (Xue leather. 17.000 miles, loaded. 32.000 mile*. »5.200. 681-3009 652-2753 quality merchandise, must be seen GORDON ESCORT L. 1986. Standard shift THUNDERBJRD. 1985 Turbo 1.9 tue. air. power steering. AmFm $15,500 Tirm. 453-1174 Coupe, black, loaded >ith equip­ TOPAZ GS Sport 1985, 5 speed, air. HORIZON 1979.. 4 door. 4 tpeooV »3.399. C«R 624-2301 - ask lor ment excellent condition. »5.000. speed control, am-lm cassetle, very 1985 1987 1985 1966 FORO CHEVROLET. Peggy alter 6:30pm. 681-5996 air. '64 engine. New aJtematof. SEVILLE. 1983 . 34.000 mfles Mini After 6pm 425-1806 good condition »3.400. 360-1895 regulator, battery, etarler 4 2 condition. Loaded $12,000 or besl. ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY BRONCO GMC BRONCO STARCRAFT 553-1252 473-1467 ESCORT L 1986. 4 door, all extras THUN0ERSIRO. 1986 Turbo Coupe. TOPA2 -1984. exceflenl condition, tire*. $1,295. 537-4234 427-6200 Induding sound. 31.000 mites Red. $6.988> recently tuned, new brake* front 4 HORIZON • 1960. Runs great, (me XLT S-154X4 Full size, GT SEVILLE - 1985 EJogante. Excellent »4000 Can Chet dsy*. 522-3900 rear. 30 mpg. »3.500.- 522-9072 rust hkjh mileage, new engine. Fully loaded. Conversion condition, telephone, new tires & TAMAROFF BUICK Extended Auto, Air, 862 Chrysler ESCORTS, 1987 GL. (5). Automatic. need* exhaust work, must seafftoe, Full size. Van. brakes, must soe lo appreciate, 353-1300 $450. 421-0385 Cab,Loaded. Stereo. $13,500 w/warranty. Days.649-4775. COLT/1988 - Premier, undn 10.000 air. 2 « 4 doors, from »5.495 875 Nissan Must see. Only mites/air. am-fm cassette, alumi­ North Brothers Ford 421-1376 RELIANT IE, 1988 - Automatic< «*. SEVILLE. 1985. LowmCes. 1 Owner, 872 Lincoln Wagon, num wheels. $ 10.500. 280-1722 ESCORT 1981. air, power steering/ stereo cassette, power steering/ new car trade. $12,900. CONTINENTAL. 1987! Power rndon- air. tow mile*. »5.488. brakes, bench teal, rustproofed, »10,350 *9895 '8995 M 1.350 Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury COROOBA 1978 - jade green, now brakes, body In very good condition. needs some engine work' $300/ rooi. leather, wire wheels, anti-theft, TAMAROFF BUICK under 7000 ml $8400. 348-6559 453-2424 Ext 400 radial tires, no rust, garage kepi. anti lock brake*. »16.950. 644-3477 $1,159. ^ best 328-9512/721-3029 353-1300 RELIANT, 1982. Wagon. 4 speed. 22201 NINE MILE RD., ST. CLAIR SHORES TYME AUTO 4S5-S568 ESCORT 1981. 72.000 miles, good CONTINENTAL 1988 Signature, tow NISSAN. 1986 200SX. Automatic, air, am-fm stereo. $1400. 860 Chevrolet transportation. »1,400. miles, loaded, dark shadow blue, air. loaded. $«,995. Troy. 528-3445 COROOBA. 1980. Slant 8. tow miles, »25.000 or best offer. 274-6737 BERETTA. 198«. OT.V6. aulomallc. power steerlno-braXes-lock*. cruise Cala«or6pm. 451-0133 TAMAROFF BUICK SATEUTE, 1969. New fiberglass 776-7600 a'r. most op Lion J. rustproofing. control. $2,995. ESCORT 1982 Slauort Wagon, .air. CONTINENTAL. 1985. 50.000 m.Te». 353-1300 fender*. Body good. No engine, )6.900 mile*. $8900. 628-080« Open Monday/Thursday 9-9 power steering, very good condi­ »11.000. Black. Can Greg Schwartz, t/an»,» 1500After 4-9pm 459-9475 JEFF6ENS0NCARCO. 562-7011 tion »1400. 828-0199 Jr. between flam-5pm .644-2701 SENTRA 1984-- 4 door tedan, »n> BERETTA. 198« GT. 12,000 miles, im stereo, radial tyes. Reduced »8.988. FIFTH AVENUE. 1983. loaded, ESCORT 1983 - 38.000 actual miles. CONTINENTAL 1988, 1984. to* from $2,350. to 1st $1,700 lake*. MO Pontine TAMAROFF BUICK $4,988. Red and ready! This week ontv miles, both Wie new. »25.000- Priced wefl below the book. $1,129 »9500. 474-3964 TYME AUTO 455-555« BONNEVtllE SE • 1987. Al op­ 353:1300 TAMAROFF BUICK tion*. VYa* $21/000 new. »13.500/or TYME/UTO .455-5566 CONTINENTAL. 1985. Leaded In­ CAMAftO 1969 Z28. above average 353-1300 SENTRA. 1985. Automatic air. tow best ofler. Evening*. 477-3729 ESCORT 1965 L - 47.000 mBes. air. ducting carriage roof, only 28,285 1 mSes, $4.9^5. body condition, ex cedent Interior, FIFTH AV* 1888. tow miles, exc&- owner mBe*. Oon't mis* ihl* ooel BONNEVlllE. 19«« 6SE. leether. gauge package, with or without orig­ lent condition, I'mWnlght bh»o with automatic, slereo. »3.300 or best 471-5627 Mine* Park Uncofn-Merairy TAMAROFF BUICK sunroof, extended warranty, -13.000 inal 302. $3700/*1thou1. 479-0393 dark blue leather Interior, am-lm 453-2424 Exl. 400 - mne*. »16.800. 628-4234 cassette, P0*« ueerlno/brakea, 353-1300 CAMARO 19»«. V6. automatic air. $8,700. Ask loc Ray, 591-0088 ESCORT 1986 • Pony, excellent transmission, alf, rwtproofed. ex­ o<348-3337 condition, 68.000 mllea, »24O0/b*st.* ceflenl condition. $4,700. ¢50-3048 Work 476-6900; Eve* 669-042« USER XE. 1 »84 - ExecvtW car. ex­ ESCORT, 1987 GL. Air. am-fm »ter. USED CAR DOUBLE REBATES CAMARO 1985 - 6 speed. « cylin­ cellent condition. Turbo, automatic, der, am-fm, air. New i^e*. »7400. load* C4 Option*. 12 mo./12.000 ml. co, sharp, $5,959/ s 422-7787 Chrysler service centred with pur­ LOU LaRICHE chase. $4550. AJier«pm: 420-0038 NOW - 1,000.00* CAMARO, 198«, power Peering'* brakes, 5 speed, fuel Injection, CHEVY/SUBARU LASER 1»84 XE TvrbO. MJy loaded, Pfymouth Rd. - Jvsl West ol (-275 WINTER CLEARANCE SALE USE YOUR CASH BACK AS POWN PftYMfrN*' amfm slereo caisetia, extra dean, low mile*. A» new pari*. Musi *en. »8500. leave meaaage. 837-2887 $4500 W besl offer. . 681-8214 453-4600 [T1T% 19*4 VW 1tt7l«MAJt |*# CAMARO, 1987. Stock #418A. low 19MHON0A »88.00 DOW mfles,Very Sharp. »7,38$ ACCORD DX 8CIR0CCO PUltAANX MOUQHAM JACKCAUIEYCHEVY 655-0514 5 speed, air, , ',: $fi .. 4 door, powar "89CORVETTE 88CORVETTf .s . *v, ft, ifc F» - Sf SUNBtRf '88 ESCORT 2 door, 5 speed, wtndowa, powar CONVERTIBLE CAPRICE 1978. $8,000 Original must see. " AM/FM cas* 5 speed, 'air. lock a, 43,000 COUPE 1 DO?* miles, power, clean tnterfor, »ome 4DOORGL3 eetfe, low miles'. 10.000 mites. rvst, »9S0/be»t.737-7459.356-7351 mite*. LUXURY! Sf>»»(.,il i;"iN 1¾ '' 1" '-"** '3V998 •2A S68 CAPftJCB, 1883 WA0ON. Automat­ r a 1054 HONDA /1964D0DQB 1965 MAZDA 1989 HONDA ic. v«. power window*, power toe**. PRELUDE PMELUDE8 «8 BERETTA 1986 S-^ Looks A runs oroai »3.685 t.hr>est\ ,«uW;'n itu. ^ x - COLT RX7Q8L6E JACK CAULEY CHEVY 655-0014 iV! strrro 5 speed, air, Automatic, air, 6 spaed, air, 2 To. Choola SHARK GTV BLAZE* •. 4."'A CAPRICE, 198« WAGON. Power 4 cassette, power AM/FM caasetta, cassetid." FromJ Both \(m lock*, tow mile*, cruise, ear. Ughl mooriroof. 42,000 mite*. mjtea. ^98» QQRfl Brown, Brown doth. $7,385 >6457 J* JACK CAUIEY CHEVY «55-0014 »•: ,"iiL HATVM 4 door, 6 epeed, LOULaRICHE ,*&* 50.000 mites, air, Leather Interior, •ER«i leathef. SHARP) air. AM/FM, 29, Leather Interior, WmmXMLrtfA.nmit.tnnhnmtt. . .. __. _^ _. ' CHEVY/SUBARU OOO miles. musuee. low mllea, ilka '*imi««QflTVA4(rrX4L01trTT^WTr>1A«1»yfOC*fW.«fcl»*«*r7«i<»T»— 463-4600 19M 0103 19MFONTIAC 1tt7 CHIVY vawvinT CAVALIER 1964 • 8 tfOOf, eulcVMt- CALAIS $t COWS AtTTrpVAH -, LX' to, very rjependeWe Irwitportettorv 4 door, edv-meWc, I»•/».•»*MlWVTVIIVKMM• t*.W*rr*r*yrie^lyryii.OPO.**;?^ -7*«»» »we' body r/am»g«.» 1200. 853-Tali INTtftNATrOflAL V6, full powar, Automatic, air, AM/FM f*arto cajh Loaded, !<>« ne*1 34,000 mw*. - 4.3 V6, 29.000 Mtja, ftfi| power. 28111 TELEGRAPH RD. • S0UTHREL0 CAVAUER. 1M4. Automatics P0W* mm*. E)**olea»i tleerlng. 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_Il?8-not necessary-tailie- persons report because former All- Area basketball player Phil Graczyk of Livonia Bentley High has finally turned up. GRACZYK, however, was not hap- "I haven't bad the smoothest col­ j>y with some of his previous college lege career," Graczyk admits. ''It's coachej,' been a long Journey with many dif­ ferent paths." •.:• At EMU, Graczyk got caught la a > Graczyk, wh6 led Bentley to a coaching change.,.,,., , •.,.•' v."' Class A district title In 1984, has sur­ Jim Boyce, the man that recruited faced at College of St. Rose In Alba­ him, quit and-was.replaced by Ben- ny, N.Y. He staffednls collegiate ca­ Braun, who ultimately sent Graczyk reer at Eastern Michigan University and several other players packing. . with stops in between at Fort Hays State (Kan.) and Ferris State.. .. Fort Hays, a perennial NAIA pow­ On Jan. 8, he sparked St. Rose to er, got hold of Graczyk for a summer the prestigious National Catholic . (1986), but he was not a happy camp­ Basketball Tournament title, one of er, leaving Kansas In the middle of the nation's top small college tour­ the fall semester. -- neys; the e-foot-Sj 235-pound Grac­ "Coach (Bill) Morse was a good zyk was named to the All-Tourna­ coach, but since I had to sit out one ment squad. semester (under transfer rules), I re­ STEVE JONES/«la(f photoflrapher Now close to benching 350j>ounds, ally wasn't allowed to practice. I Graczyk flexed bis muscle in*, the fi­ was Just sitting and watching," Stevenson's Kevin Kubltskey (left) goes flying as he tries to Prep Hockey League showdown. Churchill remained unbeaten nals against Viterbo College*! of*La- defend Churchill skater Joe Ahmet during Friday's Suburban with a 4-1 victory as Ahmet had the hat trick. Graczyk explained. "He (Morse) told; Crosse, Wis., before a nationwide - vme_bnce...I.becdme eUglble^ihat.he "cable television" audence "on FNN- would statt working me Into prac- Score Network. _jjcejvtth the rest of tha team, but I • is felt that I was getting out of shape WITH GRACZYK providing Inside and that it would take me a whole, strength, St. Rose has lost only twice -semester to catch up." ..- In 16 games this season.- •-. GraczykHldn't"feel comfortable at In one of the losses, against Falr- Ferris either. lelgh Dickinson, a Division I school "It's a" good programJ)ut I felt the Ahmet's 3 goals spur 4-J Churchill win from , Graczykscored 28 coaches were playlngTiead games' points and'grabbed 12 rebounds. with me," he said. :. By8teveKowalsk1 them. This puts them in the driv­ first period and Ahmet gave the For the season, be Is averaging 14 staff writer er's seat." Chargers a 2-0 lead after one peri­ points (shooting 60 percent from the THROUGH A NATIONAL scout­ Ahmet went to the hospital after od with his first goal at 11:17. Ah­ floor) and nine rebounds per game, ing service called • Metro Index/ The only thing hurting Joe Ah­ the game .to have his Injured hand hdcltey met scored again at the 5:03 mark second only to teammate Chris Deu- Beaury contacted Graczyk after h;e met Friday after Livonia Church-' X-rayed. Ahmet's status the rest of of the second period. . <; Atelr4i>6 junior forward, In both cat: left EMU, but had to wait a year. ; - ill's 4-1 hockey win over Stevenson the, season is one reason, for "" Stevenson defenseman John Bro- egorles. (Deubel was voted MVP In IrpnlcaUy, Beaury said that "We didn't'set up on the power title and advance to the National As­ BeeiofdCC 7 2 1 when he came back/'Beaury said, hat trick OF not; It doesn't matter It was a close-checking game Stevenson — 4 5 1 play," Mulcahy said, "We're going sociation of Intercollegiate Athletics "And because of his size, he drew so to me," as long as we won. - from the start, with a lot of whis­ to work on it all season long until1 Tournament, set for March in Kan­ rauchv attention that he may have '"It's an awesome feeling, espe­ tles, one game misconduct and a- we get it-right. I think we got, sas City, Mo. forcedthings."> - ,-',,.' ,;.;.•* cially after what they did to us last fight.'The game mlsconductwent Colin Gallagher and Troy Hender- caught up In the excitement.". • But Graczyk returned for his final year,- They really.embarrassed us to.: Churchill-defenseman Denny—-son, the rest of thejgay^ M"1fflhy said the Spartans had "PHIL 13 A quiet kid, a, good kid yMr til eligibility with pTenty of con- once."-' ' -^- Elenich; for accidentally bumping "This was a typical 'When one only 14 shots on goal, but Varvarl who leads by example/' said Beaury. fidence after helping his Adirondack into the referee. Stevenson's Brian Livonia I meets another Llvo- said he thought they had that many "He's a good student. He is scheduled team clinch a'silver'medal in the THE WIN KEEPS Churchill all Egllnton and Churchill's Kevin nla schi hockey game/ " Mul- In the third period alone. No won­ to graduate on time." \- Empire State Games, which is the alone In first place of the Suburban Gaffey were thrown out of the cahy "We tried to open It up der he talked so highly of Devlin. Graczyk carries a 3.2 GPA in com­ equivalent of New York's Olympics' „ Prep Hockey Association at 8-0,11- game for their part in a scuffle at didn't execute. We have no, "Devlin's . got unlimited goalie munications and plans to work In "In the finals, the upstate region 1 overall. Stevenson fell to 4-1-1 In the end of-the second period and excuses. We Just got outplayed." potential at the high school level,". some type of public relations Job af­ team lost by only eight to a team the SPHA; 4-5-1 overall. ter he serves an Internship. . received aone-game suspension. ••] The Chargers Jed 3-0 midway Varvarl said. "I'm not saying he's a from , and PhU really: "This puts us behind the eight through the second period, before Johnny Bauer, but he comes from a Having found his niche, Graczyk Is held his own against some of the Big ball," Stevenson coach Matt Mul- BECAUSE OF Eienich's mlscon- the Spartans made the game Inter­ great hockey background. His un­ happy he found the small Catholic East players like torn Greis (a Xr cahy said."We have . to beat * duct, Churchill played with only; esting. Churchill's Bill Durham cle (Brian) got a full-ride scholar­ school In upstate New York. College foot-2 center) of Vlllanova," Beaury Churchill the next time we play three defensemen, Chris Frayer, opened the scoring at 9:22 of the": ship to Wisconsin. It's In his blood." < of St. Rose, now- a coeducational said. "He gained some confidence, school with approximately 3,000 stu­ and this year he's been loose and dents, Is coming up In the basketball' having fun. And we have a balanced WOrld, ' •.;'•;• ;/• •;.;-• ••.-.•_•••*••_ /.- enough team that.when Phil draws a ice • "Coach Beaury has the program crowd, we have Other players who : •..; Birmingham Brother Rice outscored Redford . for Franklin, now 4-1-1 In the SPHL, 9-1-i overall. An- Roosevelt. ! .-•••• "" '."> on the rise, and he's brought it up can hurt you." .. " -.•*'' Catholic Central, 4-2, ln! a prep hockey game dover Is 2-4.-1,5-4-1 overall. .'"•'.;.' Goalie Paul Rice earned the win for Stevenson, and from almost nothing," Graczyk said. 'Graczyk said he couldn't be any played Wednesday at Compuware Arena In Oak- 2ajdel collected two assists and scored Franklin's five different Stevenson players recorded goals. 'TVe're an NAIA school now, but -happier with his situation. ; ;: first goal. Dan McKay and Charlie Olschanskl notched Josh Clark, John Feneck, Kevin Kubltskey, Kris Park. '.' : ;--. / "/•;•-. ~~— ' they'll be going Division U next ; the Patriots' other tallies. Johnson and Matt Cichey were the goal scorers for the '•I'M PHYSICALLY progressing, Scott Lock and Paul Plrronello scored goals Darrin Levtn scored twice for Andover. ^Spartans. Stevenson, scored two goals In the first and year." _••'• '',.'..•;.•'.•••• .^.''-;./::'-'[ for CC, but the. Shamrocks were outshot 39-31 for Graczyk said Beaury reminds him and I'm becoming. more aware of In a non-conference action; Wednesday at Eddie third periods and one goal in the second period/ what I need toXdo on the court," he the game. ' - -'.-;•• '•: •Edgar Arena, Franklin dominated Mllfofd Lakeland, 4- of his former high school coach Tom CHURCHILL 22, SOUTHFIELDO: Joe Ah­ said. "What I have to learn is to 'get AiJ.Plaskey, Steve Morrow, Bob Fekete and >•"' '..'" --: •.'• '•/'• i'-i': .'.•'.•' :> - ' ' '• met, Jeff Pendell, Bob Sommerville and Bill Durham Nleml (now at Plymouth Canton Tony Jalaba scored a goal each for Rice, now 8-1 Lakeland's Greg Comes opened the,game's scoring T 'up' for games against lesser oppo­ led Livonia Churchill's scoring parade Wednesday, get­ High); - r nents." ..:>'. "• oyeral).CC!s_overaH record dipped to7'l-l; --—^wlt h a foal at 8:41 of the first period, but the Patriots ting three goala each in the rout at Edgar. : "I came In here kind of blind, but , FRANKLIN 4, AND0VER 3: Brian Stover scored four unanswered goals. Ahmet andPendell also collected six assists each for But there was a time when Grac Rob Ingersoll led Franklin with two goals and Ol­ : ryk wondered if be would have any scored the winning goal at 7:41 of the third periods a Churchill.' ;.•:.•'. : when I talk to Brian he talks to me Thursday, lifting Livonia Franklin to the Suburban schanski and Matt Sharkey scored goal apiece. V Colin Gallagher scored twice, for Churchill and the straight," said the big center. "He opponents to "get op" for. / Prep Hockey League win at the Detroit Skating Club. • STEVENSON 5, ROOSEVELT 1: Livonia remaining eight goals were scored by eight different tells you exactly what nseds to be Gracsyk never disappeared. He Mike fcajdel and Matt Sharkey assisted on Stover's Stevenson traveled to Wyandotte's Yack Arena Chargers. Jason Devlin and Ian Iccnhower shared the done. He's not leading anybody the went through a long odyssey before winning goal. Dan Murray played the entire way in net Wednesday and came home victorious over Wyandotte shutout In goal for Churchill. - • '- ' wrong way." •., ending up at St. Rose. ;< riames as new coach By Brad Kmorri mine eyer since I got Into coaching." coaching job," McGowan said. "All I shoot. One of the things Hiked about . good experienced players coming •odCJ. RrMk 'Because I'm the head Gibbons liked McGowan's "di­ asked was If a (teaching) job opened RU was,that I liked throwing the back on defame, ao w« might have to staff writs**- verse" background as a teacher and DO a lrttk codaarvatlve bscause of MMHPMVMMMM coach, I wasn't going up that I would be considered for It" football." „ coach. v rln seven years, McGowan spent . McGowan, a graduat* of Birming­ OOT youth on of fease. Bat It would be New Redford Union High'athletic to make the mistake of "Shawn had been with us for three time as an assistant football coach' ham Brother Riot and the Universi­ nwise to step in and make s lot of director Jim Gibbons didn't have to thinking that I'm an years andwejtnew what he wasjlkej along with being the head basketball ty of Michigan, said be will be seek­ look far to find his replacement as offensive genius. If I and we knew what we were getting," c(^£ ----- ; .•-.-•• .--:-- •.•,-•• ing an offensive coordinator. McGowan said bis first Immediate varsity football coach. - said the AD. "We also liked the fact "He has a' lot of head coaching ex­ atse is to gat tae off-Mason wtlgH Gibbons, who Interviewed eight of. tried to take on the full that Shawn had the potential of perience," said Gibbons. "Plus, ^BECAUSE TM THE bead coach. program going again 14 applicants, selected defensive welglit of the offense, being a person on our teaching staff, Shawn had a lot of grass-roots sup­ I wasn't going to make taa m&take "We'rt aUgitry basiad. but wa'rS coordinator Shawn McGowan as the I'd still be sticking my possibly next fall, and that he had port from the parents and players." of thmking that I'm ao offensive gen­ got to gat SOOM fand-raisen orga­ Panthers* new coach. certification in a lot of the areas that In his f6ur years as head coach, ius. If I tried to take on U» fall nised and replace tome coeches," he ' Gibbons has also hired a new base­ nose In on the might open up." ..-•._, Gibbons went 17-19. Last year the weight of the offans* , Pd still ba said. "WeYe tooaJag for two or three ball and Softball coach. detente.' Panthers Installed a wide-open "run- sticking my Mta la oa the dafaoaa. JV and fresataea coacaea." * Returning to coach RU Softball af­ McGOWAN IS THE social studies and-shoot" offe«M, finishing M. 'Tha dsfaaatva coordtoatar, as Gtbooos joked that McGowaa got ; ter « two-jrear leave Is Gary. • • — Shawn McGowan chairman, teaching U.S. and world Gibbons also used* a novel »p-. with aay atfa seaool coaca, ahrays tae job ever Notre Dames Loa DeRochs,. who replaces Tip ' Panthers', new coach ^ history at Benedictine High In De­ the past two seasons, eoach- has aa (apat si offsass. Wt'rs jstaf Holts. • - - . . • . v Smatheri. Meanwhile, former Dear­ - . '"" •'''.'..'•' i 'i'' i ii»»ii',n... troit. He has also taught classes ing and calling plays from the press to hays >o caassjs taa oflaao as- Tvoa sasd tfctt 1» ivsMut tHuTsf" born Heights Crwtwood coach Chris head baseball coach. . /••''•:<••-'•;•-'•*Dusines s exmcation, coinpuieis anu DO*. "P- ' ••' ^--r——••—•'.— causa of osr psrsosus). My first con- another natMsMl thamptmshlp." Van Goat, an, elementary school The 33-year-old McGowan said physical education. -- "I'll probably' have to ebaoge carn Is that wa aan soma good Oiobons said, "ff saM taat It was teacher In th* RU, Schools/ takes About his new pcaltloh: "To be a head rBoth sides made It clear what that," McGowan said. "But I'm not yoanf o^sartsrbaoks that wa'ra gong easier rsplactaf Garry Fasst than K over for Stu Rose as the school's football coach has been a goal of this was all about was a football going t^ get away from the runand- > to nays todarelop. We've got some

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Redford Catholic Central swept 4 victory! capping a moat unbelievable comeback the first four places Wednesday In a (15-8,15-4), while Livonia Stevenson : • would result, ^rr—^^j- r ; • SALEM 71, JOHN GLENN 68: The records 10-34 victory over Birmingham opened its season Wednesday with a I Ah, but that'sthe rubrisn't lt?,Getting o« a HMm might have indicated otherwise, but Plymouth Salem 15-3,15-9 win over city rival Frank­ coach Bob Brodle knew bis team was In for a battle Groves In a prep ski meet at Mount 'shot proved har4er than Mike Dltka's skiill,.as' Fernando Merlda collected 80 points and 10 rebounds Brighton. lin. «*^-v Friday when It hosted Westland John Glenn. I the Zebras turned the ball over (wfce in the finaY^'to lead Retford Thurston in a rout of Taylor Center Salem had one loss to nine games entering Fridays The Sharprocks (2-0) boasted the 24 seconds Friday. top four finishers In the slalom event * SOFTBALL INDUCTEES The Eagles (7*2 overall, 6-1 In the Tri-River League) contest; Glenn was a mere 4-|. But the Rockets led all .) The result was a 6$-65 tle.and overtime. And the way until the final four minutes, when Salem out- led by Eric Meyer (38.8), Jeff Turnaa »in the extra session, Belleville outscored Wayne broke open a close game with a dominating second half. They led 3449 at the hall, then outscored Taylor scored them 21-13 In the final quarter to battle back (3946), Tom Cslcslla (39.63) and The inaugural "Grand Opening" ^3 to j^ape with a71-65 triumph.' 20-6 in the third quarter and 21-12 In the fourth. from a 10-point deficit with seven minutes left and Mike Lobbla (42.69). rlbbon-cuttlng • ceremony, of the i; ThV loss overshadowed .the Reggie Brandon- steal the victory. ' • CC returns to action Wednesday In Metro Detroit Amateur Softball As­ •'Our shot selection wis a lot better (i&lhe third ' Which Is exactly how the Rocks won — on a steal by >lnsptred fourth-quafter, rallyi* Waynet trailed by quarter) and they were cold." said Thurston .coach a nine-team giant slalom event, fol­ sociation Hall of Fame is set for 7 »18 points with five minutes left before Brandon Jeff Elliott with 30 seconds to play. Elliott passed to Mike Schuette, "We still haven't put together four good . Craig Marshall, who was fouled while going In /or a lowed by a dual meet Thursday p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the Bai­ .'caught; fire, sinking five three-pointersi in (he pe- quarters.'' .''• ... • • ,• layup with two seconds left "Marshall hit both free against Southfleld Lathrup. Both ley Recreation Center in Westland, ifiodjo account for 15 of the Zebras' J}2 points. Joining Merlda in double-figures In scoring was Matt throws for the final margin of victory. ' _ meets will be at Mount Brighton. on Ford between Newburgh and Tony Rnmplp, whn )pd Wayno .wlHi 81 pointy Farrts with 17 points. David Hamilton's 13 topped Tay­ .—Rliinit Hni.fttvi a^fr » game-high 24 points - eight Wayne roads: -, lor (3-6 overall, 2-5 In the TRL):. .(Brandon finished with .17),in Hankerson. ..- 1-2 in the Western. "We were not on Inside. Our outside ven parallel bars (7.95), balance, Trompics and bA Tyson. Ceremonies : Belleville (7-1 overall, 4-1 In the Wolverine A) Respert contributed 18 and Kareem Carpenter chipped In with 14. Chris May bad 16, Jack Goodman 15 and shooting was respectable." beam (8-5) and floor exercise (8.55). will take place Friday, Feb. 24. .had two others In double-figures: Jeremy Ison Mark Prylow 12 for DeLaSalle. y .Churchill's poor Inside play was apparent In the third She finished second behind team­ For more information, call Stu <12) and Kevin Hunter (10). quarter,, when Western's Kevin White scored 13 of his mate Colleen Wood, who scored 8.6 Alderman at 524-3484. REDFORD CC 60? NOTRE DAME 48: Af- game-high 29 points — most coming from in the paint in the vault. I ST. AGATHA 64, ST. HEDWIG 63: Galen ter Redford Catholic Central scored the first six points Jason Belalre led the Chargers with 21 points; Eric Wood also finished second in the Walker nailed a game-winning 15-footef with three Osen added 13 points and nine rebounds. of the second half, Harper Woods Notre Dame never beam (8.35) and fifth on floor (7.65). • YOUNG BOWLING STARS ;seconds left Friday to pull host Redford St. Agatha got closer than five Friday at Notre Dame. even with Detroit St. Hedwig in the Catholic C-D Dlvl- EDSEL FORD 81, GARDEN CITY 57: "Another Clarenceville standout The Shamrocks (5-4 overall, 4-0 In the Central Divi­ Once-beaten Dearborn Edsel Ford took control of Fri­ jBion standings. sion) led 26-22 at the half and 43-32 after three quar­ was Jennifer Kalplo, who was third BUI Collins, 8, of Garden City re­ day's £ame at Garden City early, rolling to leads of on bars (7.35) and beam (8.05). She • Both teahis are 5-1 In the division and are tied with ters. Terry Boykln, Scott Hauncher and Steve Whitlow eight points after one quarter, 17 after two and 25 after cently rolled a 180 game .. a 2&b yjlat Holy Rosary for first. St Agatha Is 7-1 overall. each netted 13 points for CC. Jeff Shaner added 12. three. also took sixth on floor (7.55). series in a youth athk..- *SM • itlon • Walker's shot came after St. Hedwlg's Mike Stritd­ Hauncher also grabbed 10 rebounds. Four players reached double-figures for Edsel Ford Other finishers for the Trojans In­ league at Town and Co-- aj.es inger stole the ball and scored with 30 seconds left to Notre Dame (5-4 overall, 1-3 In the Central),was (9-1 overall, 2-1 in the Northwest Suburban League): cluded Roberta Wiggle, who was In Westland. give his team the lead- Stritdinger was fouled on the paced by Bernard Richmond's 18 points and Clarence fourth on vault (7.95); and Trlcla He was presented plaques for both play, but he mlssed-the free throw. John Tobln (20), Jason Swafford (19), Matt Hetner (13) Hunter's 11. Dunklee, who added a fourth on bars • Walker netted 25 points and grabbed 12 rebounds In and Tim Owens (11). Rick Morton scored 10 for Garden accomplishments. '. . .0 City (1-8 overall, 0-2 In the NSL). (7.2). ihegaroerMikeltoylfrtoteted-2frpoints and 16 boards, REDFORD UNION 71, NOVI 58: A 39-31 and be held St Hedwlg's Kwesi McGlll - who got 22 rebounding edge enabled Redford Union to hold off the LUTHERAN WEST 64, CV1LLE 55: This The Trojans return to action © FOOTBALL CLINICS points In the game — scoreless in the final period. visiting Wildcats. was not a shooter's game. Detroit Lutheran West made Thursday at Grosse Polnte North. • Tyrone Robinson had 11 points and Paul Brooks and "It wasn't pretty, but we did get the lead in the first six.-of-19 free throws; Livonia Clarenceville was seven- • The 17th annual Winners Circle Stritdinger got 10 apiece for St Hedwig. quarter and we kept It," said Panther coach Tip of-21 at the line. • PREP VOLLEYBALL Michigan High School Football Smathers, whose team improved to 5-3 overall. Novi The Trojans (2-5 overall, 1-2 In the Metro Confer­ Coaches Association Clinic, featur­ I' STEVENSON 68, FARMINGTON 51: Four ence) trailed throughout Kendrick Harrington was the (2-7) pulled to within five with 45 seconds left but RU Seniors Melissa Mars and Tanlsha ing John Herrlngton of Class B Spartans reached double-figures Id scoring,to trigger - which made 24-of-33 from the line — hit Its free team's only scorer in double-figures with 15 points. Livonia Stevenson's victory Thursday over the visiting Rich Roy and Jason Larson had nine each. Troy Simon Stokes had eight kills each, while champion Farmlngton Harrison, will throws to insure the win. Ann DiMambro and Val Perrone had Falcons. Joe Delfgauw triggered the win with 24 points and topped West with 20 points. Jason Daniel had 13 and Al be Friday and Saturday, Jan. 27-28, • Glenn Szeman, a 6-8 junior; topped the Spartan ef­ eight rebounds. Lee Tappy had 17 points and seven Rhodes 12. six digs each as Redford Bishop Bor­ at Stouffer's Hotel In Battle Creek. fort wilh 17 points and 14 rebounds. Ron Baran added boards, Steve Nowak got 12 points and eight rebounds. gess (8-1, 2-1) beat Birmingham Ma­ Prereglstration Is'$25, or $35 at the 16points, RJckLaven.hadrll andChris Nazelllscored Brett Csordas' 18 pointsjopped Novi. GC UNITED 74, SALINE CHRISTIAN rian Thursday In a Catholic League door. For more information, write: 10. Eric Schwedt ended with nine. 48: Four players combined for 57 points Friday in Central Division volleyball match. clinic chairman John Blakenship, '• FannlngtOD's last lead In the game was 15-14 In the NORTHVILLE 50, FRANKLIN 40: The Pa­ Garden City United Christian's homecourt victory. Junior setter Mazle Pilut added P.O. Box 691 Houghton Lake, Mich. first quarter. PJ. Green's 13 points Was best for the triots sleep-walked through the first halfrtraillng 12-5— -The victocy ralsed-G€-Unltcd^record-to ftAoverall five service aces-for-the-Spartar. -48629; or-call 61M2S4673. Falcons; pave Ralml netted 12. * after one quarter and 28-12 at the half after a dismal, and 4-0 In the Metro Christian Conference. Saline fell J Stevenson Is 5-3 overall, 1-2 in the Western Lakes' shooting performance In a disappointing homecourf to 3-9 overall, 2-6 In the conference. Lakes_Division,. Farmlngton is 1-7 overall. 1-2 In the__ -loss to Noithville Friday. Leadlngjhe United scoring parade were freshman Xakes, Livonia Franklin (4-4 overall, 1-2 In the Western Di­ Chris Smith (19 points), Chad Presneli (14), Tim Blatter •v- vision) was paced by Roy Hall and John Shea, who (13) and Jason Cavln (11). Ted Dillow grabbed 16 re­ THURSTON ^, TAYLOR CENTER 47: scored 12 points each, and Mark Dooehue, who had 11 bounds. Ocelots caged by Oakland CC, 85-81 GREGORY J. STKMPIEN, Knoncj, W7M Stvea HUe Ro»4. Salt* 1 it, UTCHU, MfcfclfU .The expected onslaught never soccer. Hunt captained SC's soccer 411» STATE OF MICHIOAN. PROBATE COURT. materialized Wednesday when team last fall. COUNTY OP WAYNE, File No. til-tt* Schoolcraft College's mens basket­ . The Raiders (9-7 overall, 3-3 In the DECEASED ESTATE EsUle ol JAMES DAVID PHILLIPS, Dt- ball team — which lost four players Eastern Conference) led 4S-36 at the »uai, SocUI Security NnmbeHlO-M-MT*. to academic deficiencies-last week half and SC was never able to catch TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: them, although the Ocelots did close Voor lolerwt In Ibe e*Ul« any be Urred or •4 played at Oakland Community tflecurf by IMJ beiKu. Cpllege Wednesday. to within three In the final 30 sec­ TAKE NOWeSvOn October t, KM »t *« 'One reason could have been the sports onds after trailing by 15 with 10 « »m. la the proUte courtroom, Detroit, Ucb- J i«*n, before Honorable FREDDIE O. BUR­ Raiders were,hurt by scholastic minutes to play. But Bobby Dlnges TON JR.. Judge of ProUle, » beartn« wu troubles, too. Starters Eric Hawkins and Mike Bailey hit free throws beld oo tbe petltko of June* Bennett PMllpe creasing the size of his squad, al­ down the stretch to_secure the Raid­ rtxjoertlng thai Gregory J. Stempleo be «p- and Flanders Morgan were both de­ though not the size of his players. pointed pertoMlTeprewotatrmrf-Jtine* D»- clared academically Ineligible at the er win. vld PhlWps wbo lived it 7001 P*yoe Street. V JANUARY WHITE SALE! Three additions will make the •'This Is the first gai Deirborn, Mktlgin iod wbo died Februry. eod of the first semester. Ocelots 10 deep, but none are taller 1». im. tod requesting tbo th*t tie will ef iThat, combined with the reinstate­ • played without everybody the decuied ment of Ocelot center Mark Koronka bigger. WATER SAVER TOILET (ope of his grades was reviewed and If we'd hit a few raj Creditor* ire DotlAed th*t coplo of til The newcomers are Dennis Fithl- H»1m* tgilnst the deceued mmfbe pretest­ CA8T IRON changed), evened the two teams up a could have beaten them.' - -" *\ - ed. pertooiUy or by mill, to both the pertooil an (5-10), who played point guard at ^ KITCHEN 8INK bit" But it wasn't enough to change Tolne Murphy's 16 points, 12 frdtp represeotiUve tod to tbe coort oo or before Livonia Franklin last year, Gary La- Miy 1», im Notice b further given tb*t the the outcome. OCC still wop, 85-81. both Bobby Dlnges, and Ron Woods, etUte Till then be u&igsed to entitled penoos Chance (5-10), who played guard at $7095 "The kids played exceptionally Bailey's 11 (and 11 rebounds) and ippeiring of record. Inkster Cherry Hill as a sophomore Dated Jurairy l!.l(8> 79 Tim Forfinski'8 nine (and nine well," said SC coach Dave BogataJ. and at Wayne Memorial as a Junior, Attorney for PeUUooer. Gregory J. Steropien, "They really did — at least the sev­ boards) paced OCC. P-JW71. M705 Seven Mile Raid, Soite ISO, (White) but did not play as a senior; and Lee ST (R.1S nvprall, 1-« In thft rotifer. Uvonli. MkAlgin <»15t. Telephone: (til) 4M- (White) en kids we hadJL- '*-•• / Hunt (5-8) from Garden City, who TW0- Reg. $117.50 encej got"strong offensive outings reg; $230.<0- ATAJ HAS had someluck In- has collegiate experience — In Persocil Representitlve: Gregory J. Stem- from Bernard McGee and Kea- plen, M70J Sevto Mile Roid, Suite 154, Uvo- nU,MJcWginUI51 K592 K.3520PB Fuster, who scored 20 polntft%o}ece. Nempiper Observer U Ecccntrk John Moran added 16 and Mike^fer- Publish: Juuiry It, Febnury It, Mirch It litd April 10, mi 9ttimtJW&JT HEAVY DUTY HEAVY DUTY •'. >.tHTEW9H .•>;•• • cer contributed 15. LAUNDRY TUB

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Ask for Oeorg* or Sandie. ' (PART-TIME) Secretariesi: \ word processor la required. We of- •'.,47*3400 . to: P. 0. Box 300, 8outhfleld, Ml ^: sonable IndMdual tq work In busy County, seek* an ambitious. InieiiP far an outstanding benefit package. Our coflecOon admlnl»tr*tkx> de­ 46037orCal 353-331). Ext, 217 IflEDS Pfc****lonal iMrvktual* needed tor :r^^tyji|st-.,:.:^";V. Nursktg OepL Duties wBI Include gent secratary for t bu*y. rtd-non- Pleas* caH or_send: resume, tc. partment Is seeking IndMdual* with typing. nGng, answering phone* and SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - excellent verbal oommunlcsilon long end short termasslgrimente. if you have a pleasant Voice and ex­ sense office: Must have 3-5 year* Ohafari Associate*, Inc.', t4l47 Work for * growing tompany m an WORO PROCESSOR/SECRETARY '.'( cellent phc<* »kio*; Keify Service* performing' special assignments. secretarial experience.' excellent Farmlngton Rd., Uvonia. .Mich. skil*. Quanriod candklaje* rouit AWity' to type 60 wprn, previous, excrtingairnosphara. Sharp IndMd­ possess the ability to.work under • Receptionist^ need *v Shorthand, typing and word pro­ 48154 . -421-3900 ual with excelleni written and verbal Highly motivated .Individual needed clerical experience and strong com­ cessing skills and accept overtime pressur* 6 laclfutfy handle Incoming MM* Ire**• **»> or rmrftl-Bn* phone experience. '"•- Uontsi typist* with typing skills of I. An Equal Opportunity Employer communication skills' to handle with strong word processing skits. .-; light typing a+. •/. .//^- v.;; 35+ wprn are heeded to answer 10 munication aklils are a must. ' assignment*; We offer an excelleni call* from bur mortgagor*. Primary WordPerfect. Word«tar, or Ofs- ptft M Sectta F< phones, typing and general office re»por\*lbii ; ' - enoa. Fey InterviewC*V 471-5696 fied candldaias mutt have accural* - WORO PROCESSOR OPERATOR t v For more information pleas* can us: (O*teopathlc) ary hist qry to: •» ice. Word prooasslng experience 4 typing' capabilities of 40wpm. Work 504»WpW»rtl#d professional phone manner re­ Perform routine and complex cleri­ ' ' • 624$ N.lnk*ter Road. SECRETARY/OFFICE MANAGER hour* are from 11:30am-3:30pm, cal/typing assignment* Must have Excellent earning potential. Call to­ • OardanOity,Ml48iJ5 • quired.' Olferlrig • comprdhensJv* Moh-FrL IndMduals must be flexible Offio^Ckric^ day «fir>l out why we're differfriii • to run .the show lor our Southfleld oenem package 4 opportunity tor word processing skill* 4 training, "".;''• Troy ' 42tO300.ext4277 General Counsel ' corporate office. Coordinate actM- with these working hours,- A cOm- also,-willingness lo learn computer -'-i tellAW.1 lf*OtV100AL" with. Own P.O.Box'2003 ..•.>;.'- advancement. Call -421-3374 plat* benefit package incajdlng an Ira/ieportation needed part time (or An Equal Opportunity Employer • tiet of 9 retail locations. Supervise 4 cpor a Oon s: Sal ary curr en tly $ I J.903 3,362^1180 Bloomfleld Hills, MJ.463O3-2003 coordinate the work load between - SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST • Employee'Stock Ownership Plan Is . $17,086. Blue Cross or HMO. re­ 8outhfl**d lawflrm.VJob o\rWe* av secretarial •- . '•• > being offered. Qualified candidates tirement pian 4 usual 'ring* bene­ tfude: MM ckxwmant* with varioue .r\n E«ual Opportunity Employer yourtetf 4 the recepUonlsL Supervi­ for busy office In Birmingham. Appli­ sory skills a must, excellent secret cant* most have good pbone per- should apply Mon-Frl. 9am-4pm. fits. Oo Not Cafl. Send letier/resume "iNJEGH- SECRETARY -. exoetent gramatlcai. tarial skM*.: shorthand or speed writ­ tonality. »lrong background . In •The Employment Department 10: Wayne Oakland Library Federa­ ADMINISTRATivE: tion, 33030 Van^Born Rd.. Wsyne. 5^¾¾¾ clerical 4 tntaraonal skills requlrd. ing, 60wpm typing, take charge pe" WordPerfect 4 Iran scrip tiort 4 be flREMAN'S FUN0 KELLY son to accept (he challenge 4 grow Ml 48184, Atlentkyi: Personnel. . ;v- ; SALES 8ECRLTARY y. ;'" SERVICES, LTD.. -;".•••. SECRETARY Word processing 4 dictaphone ex­ able to work 7AM-4PM. Experience MORTGAGE CORPORATION perience' a must. Salary comrrien- with our company. You must be a in Lotus, general contracting 4 ac­ 27555 Farminglon Rd. Fa/mlnglon Hills 737-1744 Excellent career opportunity (or lop- auong tf&t starter. $17,000 To Fue: Urn*. 50 worn, typing r*4vdr*4. surate with experience 4 skffls. counting, a definite plus.' Can Mr. Farmlngton Hills, Ml 4 8018 WORD PROCESSOR .Salaryopen + b*r>*m»,. .WMOOO Troy 588-5610 noloh secretary with' strong organl- Send resume 4 salary requtrernent* $20,000:t«*tartji}ua.benelJ1s. Send Slmon"b*tween 4PM-5PM. for inter­ Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H SERVICES utlorval skais to report (o nscal to: Mis* Stotfer, 21555 Metrcee, Sie resume to: Susan. 29222 Lancetler view appointment. 540-8833 TRAINEE v; SALES SECRET ARY The "KeOy Girt" People Vice President of targe suburban 7,Southheld,4y76 «205. Southfleld. Ml 48034 THE EATON CORPORATION/ hospital. 2-4 yea/a eecrelsrtat expe­ Controls Division, has need for part $18-$19.000FEE-I>AID Needed to tupped dyrwrJc sales N«t An Agency: Never A Fee Further your-career In an employe* team tor top conauWng company. Equal Opportunity Employer M/ F/H rience, cortege preferred. Poefuon Secretary SECRETARY/ lime clerical help in our Automotive requires high level proficiencies in Marketing Department In South- oriented company.lhat.o1fe/s excel­ IBM Wapleywrtt* experience • plus. SECRETARY lent JbeneTii package Incfdding paid Must bo ftexJW* & professional tor SEASONAL typing, word processing, shorthand ExceoeN opportunity to begin your RECEPTIONIST field, Qualified candidate must have and an office procedures. vacation, hoDdsy*. and pertcriptlon. ww» (eat paced otflo*. Good tene- EMPLOYMENT RECEPTIONIST career with this Troy based compa­ Opportunity $12-$14.O00 FEE PAID prevlou* office experience with ex­ Prime location, various dulles and titt.To$l5K.FeaPakl. ny. Must have word processing H you have 1 year general office ex- ceOenl typing and general clerical growth potential. If you have good 944-5500 NETWORK RESOURCES Input era, editor*, sorter*, We offer an excellent salary and knowledge, type 55wpm accurately With A Leader skins and should be abM to handle a machine operator*, asteOv Full/Part Time perlenoe and typing o» 60 wprn., this typing skill* and experience, (his po­ ben«5t package to the rightIndivid ­ 4 excel at secretarial skins. wide variety ol duties,. Working sition could be yours Call (oday. SECRETARIAL/CLERICAL for •; W. . bier*,'math xi>ecker* 4 re­ ual. Please submit resume detailing We are Pansophlc Systems, Inc. cholo9 position could be your*. Fre­ BloomBeld accounting office, fuB Ws Currently have an open­ knowledge ol word processing and 851-3660. ceptionist*. . Starting pay ing for a congenial ana en- quartftcaUon* to Eileen Nichols. Em­ one o( tb* wood's leading develop­ quent raise*, diversification and re­ memory typewriter also required. Urrx permanent. Matt b* familiar •$4.00 to $5,00 a how. ers of software products for the laxed atmosphere describe* this po­ ;i with computer*. Accounting know*: • ergetlc; Receptionist to ployment Manager: PC experience or previous experi­ SNEL1ING a SNELLING Contact H & R Block work- In - our - Farmlngton- computer - lndu»Uy<- We - currently sition. Interviews win start soon so ence In marketing/sales atmosphere *dg* helpful. Send return* to: 3.H., r have an excellent Secretarial oppor- don't delay. CaH 851-3660. FARMINQTON HILLS 60x3238. SovrtWWd. Ml 48037. . HUb office. We're looking a plus This position Involves clerical -v. 473-9095 for a bright and detaJJ-ort- ST. JOSEPH lunity in our oonvenlently-localed SNELLINQ& SNELLING support (15-20 hours per week) lor ented individual, we're MERCY HOSPITAL Southfleld: 356-6699 Farmlogton Hill* offloa. 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Experienced *tth , montWy crioeings.'' financial STORE MANAGERS PENNISCOHOON. •: looking lor manage/* and asaJaUoi MiddMMM,UrOr»> ; 474-4010 In • Hospital, Nwslng home or hot*) Grand PJver 4 Haggerty. 474-SM7 •• :• •- 425-3460 manager*. Experience in' reteH Slew atreaa. | statements & gene/a* ledger, (20- PAflT TIME SALES AafMant «4HrtSM*rawd 0—+*** •» 1* required. QsadutUor) from a 123,000 4 Soufhfietd employer pays WAIT PERSON You are • retail prpfeselonel, but do CENTURY21 dolhjng only. Conlact Judy: To work svfSft VtP* PrsKSawt; ma|sr Technical school ap*ci*ialrio. In ho­ our lee '••••-.-.-'.'. Full time. Oars, Mon.- Frt Experi­ >ou feel challenged, satisfied? Are HOMECENTEft- 476-7004 27t-?37S ' broker*ga firm In WrminghAm. Can­ tel or Institution** cooking 1« pre- JOIN THE 1st TEAM ence necassa/y. Rltne'e, 1J730 you moving a* fast as you thWryou CORPORATE TRAVEL Sale* f>H- ing prospects. maAng massrial, los- cXaT^nstfSt!fSLTT»SSmnft0 letr«d. W# offer ah exoetteril salary #1 Personnel Place r MANAGEMENT/SALES ******* to** NorthvWe Rd., NorthvU*' 344-34W ahoutd? •_.*• ,':.. ; son needed for Southfleld-agency. Jo(n the nation'* largsjl. fssissi Mr a. Kay's. * growing ratal chain, low-up cat*. Taksmarksting ejujxrt- A C;0^rWMM>09 PlW . , -A eltrKUv* benefit program. Inter- growing sporting goods rstaDer. An eno* h*4pfy«. Cal Joseph Oadon; ^**(m****Wm±. r :-7 :274-4230 Prefer experience In travel indvsuy. has Immediate management 4 sale* ctanW^aw^a^aa^a^afWl$t **y* • h coat-acS^alaWl S^a^Mst *aS r^a^alat A laVa*_ * e»led »poOo«nt» ihouW c*U 4$4- 7 WATT PERSON - • II you are thinking of a move, check Outgoing. eeH-alarter apply. 6alary opportunity for -those • wtth retail ' ".-' .-:-:-, .-: 444-4464) WnJ^^^^^^&P PS^r^P' *^^^^^ ^S^^^SV? ^^^w Fu« time, day shift. Apply In person positions avaaac** efogr North**** 4*Wtd OOfltfctVN O^Mf fff^ MHC 4 WW0t > 4400. axl. 2475 to e/Teftfl* (Of an In­ LE8 AUTEURS. an American Blsl/o u» but! Were MC SPORTiNO plus commission. - . 669-0*» background or just avid sports en­ JoceBon*. We^offer an *xc*4*nl t elan* • contract far e*****e terview. SI. Ma/y Hospital, 36475 W. needs to fa the loBowtng poeiUons; Box Bar 4 QtV. 777 W. Ann Arbor GOODS,, the midwest* fastest thusiasts. MC SPORTING GOODS Is earning potential ($30K.+ lor man­ PHONE €OL*CfTOn - part Wm», «<- fire Mile Rd., Livonia, Ml TraM. Plyiyuth. SejfChip or Fran. Bartenders, Hosless/Host, Service growing sporting goods dealer and COONTER 8AJ.ES Ful tins* poslllon how hiring: ..'• '. agement. 420K + for sales,. 1st yr. parienced lor home improvement ^y£*Z^W%* Assistant* & Oefoery Persons. Ap­ In retail art and drafting slore. RetsJ company. Qardan Crty are*. •. ft COOK, for p/owlna nursery eohool, WAITPERSON • Part time, Morvf rl, we are now inlervw*1ng lor an based on your •bUrties). Advance­ "°" ff?.f? -!?S»^*#**4*P'L plicants mutt be hardworking aetf J experience helpful. Appty al: North­ ..-=1-.- 422-4442 ¥ wA^ l^^^^^s^^a'y ^l^s^s^PV l& ^^sl^^l^l*w Jr^^^ M iMenvornlno. position, • . ••*-•-1 lam t>o 2pm2pm.. 8t«Start (4 per •hour , "Ex . assistant manager for One of our SALES ASSOCIATES ment opportuniti**, paid training, K M^tAOO.per hour. Ore*! bene­ starters wfih good wnvzHihlcatlon DETROIT store?. west Blueprint Co., 13450 Fa/mlng- comprehensive benefit program 4 a performano* «*tim***« Hr am• -"' akW*. Apply. Lea Auleur*. 222 Sher. cedent tip* plus meals. Plymouth. lonM:,lironle.V •CASHIERS : REAL E8TATE ONE fit UYOftH- : .• ,525-57*7 area, 455-4141 pieasanl work anvVonmenl. It you Branch Manager position. &oea*ftt •nt*. Convacf ft •onaV. 44t-4 man Or, Royal Oak. Moo thru f rl af­ Your pasl achievement* In retail OuakQes candidate* *« be outgo­ are interested In IN* exciting career or send reavns* to: 4M1 W, ter 3pm. • - 644*M7 ing and enjoy people. Fua and part- oompentatlon. InojuH**- conMerv • COOK,, M Ume cook needed lor WAIT PERSONS and WSHWASHEft management *13'/Jetermtn* your CUSTOMER REUTIONS opportunity cal Mrs. KaVa WaSpa- tialCaiMr.fiartl^l, . 451-2400 UkiRd.S*t. 404.T/oy,Ml« |0r« term cert I eofli t/. Knowledge of • Permanent part-time positions, Starting salary. People needed. ExceOenl work ertvS- time, flexible schedule*, competitive per Blinds 4 Mora al ¢£3-4260 RCALESTATE ,, wag**, employee discounts and ca­ AnEo^C^port^^Employar; '. therepevtlo diet netpfut Appr/ In senior! welcome. NonhvOe-Uvoftfa fonment. Growth In our marketing ..--. Francf*** for Sat* _ . A •••_ person, Nov! Cere Centers 24500 . LINE COOK '- area. CaU for Interview. :.420-2124 A career at MC SPORTINO GOOD3 department due to promotions. Co- reer ©pportunnie*. FIEAL ESTATE < Appfy.m person .IQ.OO to 5:00, Mon­ .-^- MARKPTINO Weet aWocsnftaM * <• Mettfowbrook, .' -477-2000 Great Una Cook day shift now avail­ Is both challenging and rewardVtgl fl reps enjoy »3000 base, benefits and 424-4400 or 4244)075^ able, experience preferred. Sharpen WAIT PERS0N3 4 BVSSERS Incentive* representing Fortune 500 day thru Friday. .- TRU GREEN Corporation ha* open­ , SALES MANAGER ,: this sounds, like the right kind 61 op­ ings for 1x4 and'part time sale* per- For new luxury condemlrSum d*v»t- COOK. ftoMUne, Mo) pert time. your skills and earn •competitive' For private, fine dinlnfl club In Plym­ portunity lor you. tend a.resume company. Applicants' must *.' be 1610t-126fOROR0. ^txpertened only, benefit for Ml sonnet. -Candidates must be enthu­ opmenl In Northwestern. Suburbs. SALES ASSOCIATE israrrted f*J wages In a frlendry family a imps- outh. Call Randy lor appointment; and salary hi Story tor sharp, enjoy people, and hard work-. v DEAftflORN.Ml. vim* position: Appty at: Th* '* time. Contact chef Hoaen. phere. Conlact; John for your ap­ > • . ' • .453,1632 i Ing. Companv willing to train queS- siastic. sett-moVvated and possess Vusi t>e Scensad and experienced good communtcetiQn skifts. f\A time m new noma sales. Contact Coiett* Trs*,o>r^towni>tymouth. - . /..'.- 517-549-4250 pointment today. t.. * . • MR. ELTON AUEN flod appCcant*, CaB for Interview: . . .', :•: 4S«-lf»0 WAITRESSES/Walters, For day* . ' •,'•'• 637-7066 positions Offer: exlsnsrve traWnb, *l6>1-8940. <• - * ' COOK* '* BLAKENEY'S • 29475 7 Mile Road comptutfv* salary and benefit pack­ and afternoons. Exeeflont lips, oood ' MG '-, '•-:'•- •'..• '• -.-.:.-9-.-- Part time nights. HM hr. to slirt . , 2*333 Orand River pay. Apply In person; Qotoen Ian- Livonia. Ml, 44152 age. Part time position* offer exten­ plus fro* meajs. Appfy: J.W. Saloon, FermtngtortMia • • 477-3340' tern 332515 Mfle. . • f SPORTING GOODS sive .training, excellent hourly rat* 506 Hflp Wanted Sett* 31425 W. 12 Mile. ra/rrtngton Hill*. DEB'S-GOLD and Incentive bonus**. For coasfd- . UNECOOK8NEEOE0 . LADIES SHOES-MANAGEMENT , • 853-3550 WAIT STAFF-BANQUET MC: by the •- eratlon. pteas*cai4-$pm. . Professional And expertened. Oood Fu0 4 part o immediate opening inSE Michigan.: COUNTER PEASON lor carry out clude: vacation pay, health insur­ Will train. Steady work. Apply In Spend an hour with one of the most Mr. Fielding 943-9205 Large midwest manufacturing firm successful and "fastest growing real cost/accounting software 4 systems den in SovthfWd. Full time. Oood ance. Iree meals, retirement pro­ person: 19161 Menlman Rd. (comer has recently expanded Into Wash­ lor contiactora. Self-motivation, This person will work with OEM; pay and company benefit*- g/am 4 raise review* at 60 day* 4 6 of 7 Mile. Uvonia). estate offices In Oakland County. CaB SkJ or Harry at: tenaw County'and are looking for committment lo excellence 4 basic 352-7377 month*. No experience nocossa/y. For reservations, EARN$18K-$30K sharp men and women. Immediate Purchasing & Engineering/Salary: call Kathy or Debbie al Century 21 Part-run time • flexible hour*. accounting knowledge a must Con­ CRUSTTS PIZZA now hiring ptoa openings )n Sale*. Service and De- struction background very hefptvt All position* are daytime work 506 Help Wanted Northwestern 626-6033 High energy individual* interested In tyvy. Starting salary up lo 43.60 • plus commission, car, expenses,^ makers 4 drtvera, (drivers can earn teaming Interior Decorating. Proven Compensation commensurate wtth up to $4 per hr) Cal lor more Infor­ hour*. You can work 10-25 hour* a CAREER NK3HT - Jan. 16, 7 PM. week. Excellent management op­ results. Send resume to; Mr. Porter week or work 30-40 houra. 8ales Ca3 Bonnie Oavtd lor Information. training program. Earn whSe you portunities with •company benefits. generous fringe benefits. vy* mation alter 4pm 595-1810 learn. Ask tor Interior Decorator at 33120 W. 12 MB* ftd., Farmlrig- Offices located In Farmlngton HHs, CaB 0-6. Mon. 4 Tues..444-S870. tonKiOs. Mich. 46018. ; 0AYWAJTSIAFF4 Please can one of our manager* at Uvonia. Southneld-Lathrup 4 Red- 543-2501 Send resume to: ' i \ NWHTBARTENOEftS 358-4457 or apply in person Mori- REAL ESTATE AGENTS ford. Century 21 Today. 655-2000 Apply to person: Sporting Club. Flrsl chance In 1999 to transfer your EDUCATIONAL Sun, between lOAM-SpM. We real estate license. Start 1969 oft 506 Help Wanted Sates 13090 tnXster Road, Redlord would be happy to taik to you. SALES CONSULTANT TOWNSIND - TEXTRON; with a wtnner. Ask yoursefi - did I CAREER-NIGHT Part time, 20-25 hra/wk. $250/wk. make any monoy In 19847 If the an­ guaranteed M you quasiy. Teaching DELIVERY PEOPLE , MCLCAFETEH1A swer is NO - maybe you need lo 26500 Nort^wtftem Hwy »1t.i102 ; - *. Tel-Twelve Man Jan. 31.7-9PM background hetpful For appoint­ n The Oea Unique of Oak Park 4 Oofl change companies. For more infor- ment, Ce/ole Knapp 462-2265 Unique of W. Bloomfletd are now ac­ Southfldd malion please caB Bruce Uoyd A major national NYSE member in­ 8outhfifW, Wchfgan 41076 vestment firm. In Oaktand County, I* INVEST IN A cepting apoecaUons for -Oelivery Homeowners Concept at 349-3355 ELECTROLUX CORPORATION Hir­ Personnel, tou'l reoefve en-hoyrty MOUNTAIN JACKS ectlvefy seeking new trainees for Its ing Salespeople- 3 to 5 pre-set ap­ wage plus a delivery fee, pM your February Training Class. Please pointments daily. Opportunity to I* seekkva career-minded. Industry send resumes by Wed., Jan. 25 to: REWARDING CAREER! lips. Vou must be an Insured; 4 li­ wise indMduais for the foOowtng op- CAREER NIGHT earn «900. lo 41000. per week-Cal censed motdrist with your own vehh t>ortunrlies: _ JAN. 19, 7-9PM TRAINEE PROGRAM Mr. Seffier: 625-4265 Real Estate License Classes AUTOMOTIVE OPPORTUNITIES cle. Please apply In person or cai Day or Evening Walt Stafl Looking tor a new career? Looking P.O. Box 1065 tor further Information: lor unlimited Income? Invest 2/hra. ENTREPRENEURS BtoooitWttd Kill*, Ml., 46013 Seriously looking for an opportuni­ Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-10 P.M. Opportunity for t^fli niri'i. ttU-rfKVtaHii WMOmat to OAK PARK • Bartenders ot your time to find out afl (bout the Of call 433-5027 for reservation. 25290 OREEN FIELD Dishwashers 01 system In Real Estate - Century * ty? Wholesale access to major com­ Register Now Join muftMocaition tuburban rjtti-oft AutomobM 0**ear fvtbtk.N.oMOMile) 21. Free admission, limited seating. panies 4 services: 460-3412 Qroup at ««, Sttfk W7-3S99 Apply In person anytime: Can for reservations. Licensed CAREER OPENINGS Classes begin Feb. 14 M«n*9wn4nt-«od F i f. We off** ongoing traJnlng.4 MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL ESTABLISHED COFFE£ COMPANY W. BLOOMFIEL0 26207 W.WARREN agents welcome. Ask lor Bin Amtcfj needs aggressive honest person (0 strong mayugaxTwrit tttfl, ah •xcoeaot compexwctMi) - fun time trainer IDS/AMERICAN EXPRESS Is look­ Contact Pat Morgan, 6724 ORCHARD LAKE RD. DEARBORN HEIGHTS ing (or a lew good people for • ca­ help bu&d office coffee route In and benefits peckese, anrj growth oppxxlunrties through oloa areas avail­ berlain Obeerver 4% Eccentric Newepapera person Mondav thrvi Friday between . SOUTHF1EL0.827-1230 WAITRESS/WAITER - Oays/nlghls iiam-3pm. Sheehans On The Date: Jan. 21,1989 able. Start your own business, part- 36251 Scftooteraft Road >' Apply in person: Koney Island inn Green, 39450 Five MBe. Plymouth. CAREER OPPORTVNfTY . , time. Subsidy paid. Cal 5574266 REALTORS* Livonia Mai. 7 MJe/VUddieben Time: 2 P.M. Uvt5nl«s,Msch*84*n4ai60 j. Mich. In sale* 4 financial service Industry. RELO SALES. _ DISHWASHERS Place: 37609 Five Mile Rd., Must l*e to work with people. Some Openings lor home energy consist­ Oay and evening ahftt*; FuQ and Uvonia, Ml. coOege required. Full training pro­ ent* to service 8.E. Michigan. Expe­ J part-time. Apply at SabaUnl'*, Uvo- NGW-HIRING— gram, insurance. Mutual fund*, IRA. (W. of Newburgh) - Smiled partnership*, disability in­ rience In home field sales, heating 6 4 Five truths ra*L31fJ30P)ymou1hRd. Food 4 Beverage Director air .conditioning. Construction 4 TAMAROFl Executlv* Chef-Kitchen Manager CaH Today 464-6400- come. Excellent Income potential. 3 technical abfity Ttelpfut Base Salary DISHWASHER WANTEO Join our. growing company. Excel­ (seating is Bmtted) year financing «Y*aabte. John Han­ plus commission, bonuses 4 bene- ll'i'. k • )1,,-,.1 • !-•••• • I'.- ' Part Time - Night*. lent salary and benefits. Apply In Ask tor Phyffi* Stutimann cock Financial Service*. LF. Mohn. W*,C*flTVn: . 644-4210 about a ire^K 36663 PlymooftrRosd. Uvonia, person or send resume: financial group. Cat 9anv lime. Flex hour*. Musi have own car PLYMOUTH HILTON mall advertising co Is accepting (Seating is Imited.) Your Real Estate 525-7700 Insurance. West Bioomfteld area. resumes for near future sales, tele­ Ask for Dtanne M. Sealey Serving Western Wayne , auccesa story. :"' *^ NOW HIRING 4 Oakland Counbe*-. S ExceBent opportunity. Call 455-6633 marketing, 6 production position*. ".'-" • -,--.... , -j • MAIDS Send resumes to ASL In care ol the DUE TO INCREA3E0 BUSINESS- • POOL ATTENDANTS ' Real Penny Saver. 24525 Southfleld CENTURY21 FULL-TIME RETAIL DYNAMIC REALTY,' INC. As part of our international expansion We '•'* • PM Food Servers Rd. ste 20J, Southfleld. Ml 48076 Sales position available. Experience MOUNTAIN JACKS • Experienced Une Cook Hartford South preferred. Downtown Birmingham. 2 Ford Rd,D««bom His, WI require people who are GOAL ORIENTED, Z J» seeking career-minded kitchen • Banquet Houseperson ADVERTISING Account Manager JondPetites Store, 447-4110 562-5000 DETERMINED TO SUCCEED, WITH? Apply In person at 14707 NorthvUe First hatioana} Enterprtje*. pros lo help o» terve 'The Besl 261-4200 FURNmjRE SALES, Prime Rib In Town". Rd.M59-4500 335-2757 Put Your Trust In #1 . CAREER NIGHT EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS.^- An Equal Opportunity Employer experelnoe preferred, 4400 ± week­ II food l* your career a* demonstrat­ ly, Ask lor PNHp or Joo 425-6200 FRl,JAN. 20,1589,6 P.M.-8 P.M. You may have a few years of sales and/or :- ed by your work experience 4 great ADVERTISING SPECIALTY SALES Each offtoe Independently reference* you could qualify to Join RAMS HORN owned and operated. PUT YOUR TRUST IN NUMBER ON£ marketlno experience or have just:^ our learn a* a... Newly remodeled, now accepting • Experienced Sales People Only completed a .university degree.v appQcations lor cooks, wait help, • High Commissions CLEAN, courteous, mature IndMdu- FURNITURE • Sous Chef bus persons, dish persons, al shirts • Draw AvaBable al to work wtth pubtlc Must be ran Knowledge of our Industry Is not a' • Health Insurance Available sponsible, reliable and honest Pic­ SALESPEOPLE • Assistant Kitchen available, full 4 part time, appty wfth ture framing experience helpfuL 45 prerequisite as we witl provide an Intense In. Rams Horn. 20365 MWdleben. • AsserUve Manager Can Gary Kunnert, 354-3555 an hour. Apply to: Glrerds Picture • Experienced WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE CONTROL four (4) week training program at our Lfvonla 477-4770 Framing. 4204u Grand Fwer, NovL • Friendly • Head Cook Ask for John • Money Motfvated OVER TIME AND FINANCIAL DESTINY? corporate headquarters In MONTREAL,-' • Working CJief . RESTAURANT A Golden Opportunity COME WORK FORNUMBER 1 • Trustworthy Training Is the key to a successful CANADA. WE WLLL PAY YOU WHILE Apply in perton anytime: - Each "descriptive word Is worth at v career In real estate. Century 21 leasf" YOULEARN. ^ 26207 W.WARREN ARBY'S Community West ha* access to . CAREER NIGHT Our top. 8ale$ agents earn $35,000 to' $150, .-•'-- •* Arb/* Roast Beef Restaurant has some of the best training In the DEARBORN HEIGHTS Immediate openings lor closing business. Learn how you can make THURSDAY -7.00pm $5,000 000 per year. If you are hard-working, enthu­ OUR STANDARDS ARE HIGH. BUT THE • shift*. Openings also exist for a lanf It to the top at our next Career Ses­ Per Year, PLUS incentives siastic and truty Interested in people,' we RIGHT PEOPLE CAN GO FAR IN OUR' EXCLUSIVE CLUB tor.Weoffer: sion. No experience required - M' * CENTURY 21 CHALET fl you are a proven professional in Join the professional team. Are you • High starting wage strong wOl to succeed. CeJ now for -33607 Seven MBe Road sales, come Join No. 1, a winning would like to Interview you for an Interesting, PROGRESSIVE AND STIMULATING looking lor »n elegant environ­ • Frequent wage her eases a reserved seat 3 blocks W. of Farmlngton Road team, and maximize your earning challenging and very rewarding career. We ENVIRONMENT, if you are reedy to me* • PaMbreaka potential Ypu'K receive pakf train­ ment, team work oriented co-work- THURSXJAN.16AT7PM the cnaMenge, forward your-^eurne to Mr.: er*. employmenttKat Include* medt- • Vacation pay INVEST THIS NIGH/ FOR^YOUR ing, paid vacations, medicaJ & de/t- will train you the CHAMBERLAIN WAY! Call caf/dental Insurance, employee • Discounted meals —- FUTURE. EXPERIENCE HOW CEN­ lal benefits and opportunity lor aoS today and ge) active In this excellent market Jack Tucker, General SeJee Manager, \ • Free uniforms . TURY 21 CAREERTRAK TRAINING vaneement. Limited openings avail­ meals? Are you Interested in an ex- Century 24 place...--: v: ;•''-.•:• 35200 Schoolcraft Road, Suite 106,» cetient corporal* training program • Retirement program PROGRAM CAM WORK FOR YOU. able, at Waterbed Geflery Super and other terrific career opportunl- • Heafth/dentaf COMMUNITY' Stores, apply In person. Uvonia, Ml 46160. > 114s? Server and bartender posi­ a) Flexible scheduling FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Taylor -14666 S. Telegraph tion* available. Applications are Please apply in person at 728-8000 PlEASECAlLUSAT:4t7r1800 " Warfen-3846 13 Mile ARBY'S ROAST BEEF ' Pontlac - 465 Eifcabeih Lake Rd. . being accepted at: 2000 Town A GREAT PLACE TO WORK COMMERCIAL SKIN Salesperson. Center. Suite 2600, Southfleld. Ml, TEL TWELVE MALL Uvonia -3*9*5 Schoolcraft AN EQUAL OPPORTUNJTY EMPLOY^ 12 Ma* 4 Telegraph ^ AMBITIOUS? . Immediate opening, salaried, excel­ r 46075 between the hour* of 0 to 11 CONSCIENTIOUS? lent benefit*, Oaktand County- . . GLOBAL AM and 3 to 5 PM Mon. thru Frt , SNEAKY PETES WEWAfiT^DUll! Detroit Metro are*. Send resume tor COMPUTERIZED An Equal Opportunity Employer Needs waltstafl, dishwasher*, 4 bus Box 442 Observer 4 EccenVtc . '" CONSUMER NETWORK FlfTUr^ELKTftONiCSCOfte EXPERIENCED MAfTRE 0' staff. Good starting pay. Benefits Investigate the axel una Newspapers. 36231 Schoolcraft For Country Club, good wage*, ben­ available. Apply in person: 15231 - work) ot real estate with Rd, Uvonia. Michigan 44150 : Looking for new member*, account REALTORS* efit* 4 meal*.. 8ondresume lo Man­ Farmlngton Rd. , 261-5551 MICHIGAN'S LARGEST reps... and network management ager: P.O. Box 3000 Franklin Ml COMMISSIONED 8ALES personnel. 44025. No PhonaCaflsl • REAL ESTATE COMPANY Work from your home on the tele­ STEAK & ALE * phone.' CaJI lor mora InlormeUon A superb proven system for al ex­ FINE RESTAURANT HELP PLYMOUTH 631-7124 isting professlonai 4 working class -Troy, Gary Neywille, 641-1660 ; Waft staff, diehwaeher* and bus per­ REAL ESTATE ONE! IndMduais with Smiled time 4 a son*, evening bartender, ful and . 1* now accepting appticaikms lor.. — - COMMISSION SALES" :- need to generate morelnoom*. Rochester, Carolyn Dutcher, 651-4100 . part time positions available. Apply • Day a Night Prep Cooks Complete TraWng Program' Pr regressive travel agency need* eg- In person at ^Bordeaux, 3032J W. • Dishwashers gressive Salesperson to market Cal 24 hr. message In* lor details Birmingham". Nancy Leavenworth, 647^400 SUMile,UvonU.' Cal Joe Metnfk. Mgr. ' Corporate Travel services In South- 640-3420 im'ERESTEDW i * Salad Bar Personnel Plymouth/Canton IteM/Blrmlnghem area. Unique com- West Bloomfield, Criartene Clucus, 851-4400 FOOOANO BEVERAGE Apply In person, Mon-Frl, 2-4pm. rmssloo plan. Cal Sue, «47-5744 GOOO OPPORTUNITY for a person SERVICE MANAGER V 455-7000; : wtih Sale* experience, Plymouth REAL ESTATE? Must have 2 year* experience, • 40347 Ann Arbor Rd. COMMISSION SALESPERSON area company desires • mature, Lathrup Village, Doofl'Whltehouse, 557-6700 (at 1-275) Sandy Oavt* For specialty financial aetvlot want ASSOCIATE Wrra TWO OENERATlOfO OF SDCCKfS strong organizational akm, hands Westland/GardenCrty personable (ndfvtduel for InsW* on front kn* leadership caoabuitie* SUBSTITUTES to work In Food Ser­ ed. Self-starter. Currant or former »*te* posJUon. Some kncwfsdg* of RoyU Oak, Jane Griffin, 547-2000 and be guett service oriented. This vice. Great opportunity lor Senior 326-2000 Insurance or other Intangible saJe* the edition Jndustry ta deslrabla.. Cttliens. School hoBday* off. Please experience High powered execu­ Ful lime, ful benefit*, good starting ,WeU.i position he* an excellent salary and tive, upper management ****« expe­ benefit package. ExoeMnt opportu­ contact: Uvonl* pub»c School*, W»- . A GREAT WAY . wagsf wtth room for advancement aon Food Service, 623-9145 . TO START THE YEAfl rience a must. 50K-150K. Require* DuceDoal liahiaW i nity for Career growth. Corporate some travel, MH model American For further Information, can Mr. property wfth high vofum*. Apply An Equal Opportunity Employer REAL ESTATE ONE, TillcWgana Messner at between 8 AM. -11 AM. CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY largest real estate company, would *uto., and college degree. FREE Pre-Hcesn* CLSMM for Qo»»ft*4 tswll»tde*H wlihln the hours of 4am and 4:30pm Resume to: t4 m»Ct. 455 5777. -•'•• W tend tetume lo: love to help get you started In a SUBWAY rewarding carter a* • Real Estate Rochester HiH*, Ml 44309, 0000 salespeople needed lo cal General Manager. Excellent employment opportunity-. 1 For 37 v»4& • trtdttton «>f SlTION • exposition Industry. Work from our «270Wlckha/nF!d.. •Great working atmosphere Advertising specafty/premlum. Estate Brokerage h«a been oiir Heftme/fc at: Romulus, Ml 48174 W.Woomfieldoffic*. •Retirees, Student*, excellent 2nd --•• ALARM INDUSTRY SALES Experienced out *>de safe* a must. Mr.Cleary 737-1400 BDI>«NOHAM\ BU»l«WLOr4iLLI An E.qu*j Opportunity Employer |ob 8mal established (11 years) Farm­ WSlretospedflca, 652-5004 Wtif, M#ftu#i, Snyd#f • Rsnkc FULL TiME Watperson 4 cashier. 19704 Mlddrtbetl Rd.-Uvoma lngton Hills bas^d company seeking HELPI Work wtth eome of Mteh*g*Bn*a hJghe«t- nMsouromNOr Oay and night ahfn. Appty m person: 19769 W. 12 Mjj* Rd.-Southn*M ful time commercial/industrial **>** COMPUTER 8 Al £3 1 need 10 part time ana" 6 ful" time 6471900 11J10 Telegraph, Redford. 26645 N-weslern Hwy.-SouthWd ^ person lo cover the Detroit Metro This leading national computer dH- people lo help m* srtth my buslne**. eernlng Real Etiate Sato Associate*, rt't CaJI: : . 443-2304 arsa. PrtYlou* sn>*s experience re­ tributof/manufscturer I* rapldfy ex­ Ful training. Start kr^*d»a+«fy. Ask contaglovs. Du« to an extremely active HELP WANTEO • All PERSONNEL .Or appty in person at: quired. Company provide* product panding h* as)** force. H you ar* forMr.Wtsksy: 442-34*5 NORTH VTLU PLYMOUTH Al ahffti for i eafawcanl m In* *:'••• 19749 W. 12 MX Rd, tralrtfg. " • 4»H400 aiperiencedln comeyler ***** 4 'teeWential ree*- eetate market, a Nmtted Plymouth $e^*. CM after 2pm. desk* unfirKUM earnfrvg potent)** In IF YOL/HAVE a strong desk-* to be CHUCKPAST v : 453-1443 APPRAISAL TRAINEE 4 ftreat tnvtronmertt, we'd •** lo *uoc**sfvl. then eomalo a oompeny rtumber of Mto poettfona »re cufrentty TREMORS national firm ha* opening for 3-9 tafk 10 you: W* offer a c^mpetftMi that's had nothing but aucom. Or- avartaWe. For Inforrnatlon tr>out trainkio Mfl3l5 J- HELP WANTEO-WAIT 8TAFP Detroit Area's hottest mghtcfub representatives, complete training base salary, commHeion*, bene+ts kin lawn Care, the netion'a leader In Experienced -only. Norm** Oyster I* now hiring for the fofrowtng program available, earn wh*« you 4 moenuS**. Please send your ra- the servke Industry. Is cr*een«y and opportunity, call: Bar 4 Grfl/29110 FrankHn Rd. position*: learn. WtlaHrrrtslment required. : auma to Box 620. Observw 4 Ec­ looking ta m poehiona m m* ***»* ' ROCHBST8R TROT Southfleld, Ml. Fu» time day* 4 •MANAGERS C*» Jerry at. - 652-2200 centric ^•wspapera, 34251 School­ Beki. Suong starting aarery 4 com­ Roct>atter _ night*. Appacations being accepted er aft fld, irvoma, Mknigan 44150 mission strvctur* ai»*ebl». For per- DOROTHY R>KKKN JANORUHDO • DISC JOCKEYS ftSl ! Jenvl lam 4 2pnv5pm.- • BARTENDERS APPRAISAL TRAINEE - *On*llnterr1*wt>4»*»*ca« 471-2t22 ,'-. *WH JefTMwek .. . M1-$900. • COCKTAH SERVERS local office of Nailonal Organbation ^ COMPUTER SALES «PS | HOttOAY INN SOUTHFiELO now •DOORHOST heeds (2) fuU-tim* career minded In­ Must posse** Strong *•**« sfc**, ba­ IF YOl/Vt EVERCOHSIOEREO Wring dining fOom manager, AM • BARBACK8 • dividual* wmng to work hard. We sic knowledge of WM c<>me*4ib***. A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE : HosUHoites*, AM server 4 PM offer Trainer Earn-WMe-You-Leam, Troy/»%lirTi>tn«y>l»m/Blo<>m Hllta LIVOMA WSfT Apply In person,- Tremors, 6 Mn* 4 Salary pkn commission. Inter***** ... Plea** cast Nan •erver, 4 acpfy h person J655J cholo* of loteiion. Potential HI year by appointment. -744-0134 Ontury Si, Suburban 344-1212 iaek Cto*jd sXJNaUUaSKN DALI Telegraph M. • 353-7700 »-275. McrvFft. 10*m-3pm. earnings m excess of 422.000. Cal WAIT 4 BAR STAFF 4 6hort Ord*r Mr. Cofvoon 4 AM.-11 AM. 474- COMPUTER 8ALES • Comperry lo­ 5ZJ-fJ51 HOST PERSON cook. Must be dependable 4 friend­ 7004 cated m UvonM If seeking a person INDUSTRIAL Ptvrrwuth/htorihvfjte/canton -iia • Part time. Appfy flHt*'*, 14730 ly. Appfy at: OOrady*' IrWl Pub, to M an Immediate opsrarig In qu» Norttv^ W-.TforthvWa. .344-3490 34519. fWn Defy, Dearborn Hta. AR6 YOU STILL DREAMfNO? CompvHr aess* depaffnafn, basse '-.. SALES OTWR LOCATUM 11 you have a Be* for color and ar* knowHdge Of IBM uurit|l*:Wrfa cowi- E*try kW*4, InakH/outsW*. etamptng HOST PERSONS 4 WAITPEMON9 Interested In an Interior decorating WAIT PEOPLE, Host HOSlH*. puter* It h**>M. f3a*w »xpyteno» Sa company, w* train the rtsjN person IXOYD BWARDt Wanted for day and evening shtft*. Bveperson*. Oiehwaeher, al ahffti career, we havt l/string *v*4*btt a mml. saaary paua oemmasafon, av CaHSaiiy 6*3-1440 Weet Dtoon>fMd/Farrrtk*gton Ful and part Wm*. Apply at i*b*- tva«*bto. Oood pay. Dorm** Place for quaftfied IndWdual*. from as> Wrr1s^l^**>poMmerrt. 471-0401 imi» h Uvonl*. »1430 rfymouth ftd. mwtxom(FormerlyJra). 349-4340 prantic** decorator thru full Wrn*>ght^'^k>orT>fletd HNte iranchfM Ownership. CV$TC4wER8ALC3/8trtyiOE INSIDC SALES HURON RfYIRCLU* WAITRESS Mr. Ltwts, 655-4440 W# ftWtf t/\ $9Qtmh&t VhtTMIlQ Pmm it^^^m • Of Farmlngton H accepting M and Fu* or pan rtm*. weetsand. Denny* >r^M*f p** .OvO+Myf. NoF*» part l>n« *pp«c*n<* for farVio* 4 PI«aPvb,S15MJ«y'W. BATX SHOP SALES fowff 9*Hi irtd Svn^o^ Otijurt* •vyt oyppf of if kitchen poemon*. PoeWon* Irxsude: e**. bed»pr**d. we*fr*p*r afVM frt#jH. Yow *<• XJ4 dvirilnf *rftti !• **]• •"•dfOnwi G^9f% < Btrttnavt, ftwt Parson*, Co**,*, WAiTRtSS/WArrEft wri«c*snVcv«*a**«h44p.Fui MCH Ol CMHOfTMT • 9m^O$, w&f*t •o^ OOfnft^ittQOfc. Pantry 4 PWiwaef >»rs. To appfy. <** The Bench Pub, 93443 FTv* M*e, i P**1. ,•*?** aiciudlnB weeksrW sMfaM 4ai># ^ ^^aa^^^^bs^^aff^^^bW^^^WBWk '^^s^^aWml. Q Tuea. Uru S*4, noon taspmwsn UvonM. A*pfy W AM to 4 PM, Tuaa. #>t^^sk ^^^^ka^k^s^slsViA eWt^f t^Laia^^kftsK •MMrtaMlft Al^^M >^A iStervlawi^eorrimanf: 477« 1000 tfW«*l. 4»f-»4«> rArrTvnMo^ HAtAi^M. CelDerrt* 455-3144 0**>r*d*4 647^5« ErwnoYMfmcemRii 440-41)9 i

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60* 04E Monday, January 16,1989 > 5MHf)pWanl«d 506 Hetp Wanted 507 H^ Wanted 507 HtipWwitwl 508 rWp Wanted 509 Help Wanted 512 8ituatloni Wanted 600 Pereonals 701 Collectibles Female BE STRONGER, Muscular, Defined. ANIMATION ART WORX Wanted by - Sale*:.-.... Part Tim* PlrtTinw ->•• Domottlo Covplef. One-on-one Instruction. I provide •Coftedorl Disney 6 Warner Brother* Cels 4 drawings. Contact Kevin or SEUAYON RLE CLERK needed lor phyaWan'a HOUSEKEEPER WANTED tor orc­ MANAGER COUPLE • tor tall stor­ NURSES AIDE the willpower. In Troy. Real Estate Career VIDEO PRODUCTION WiH take care Of the elderly, handi­ The Muscle Coach 565-5694 Mary Ann. Mon. thru Frl. 9am-5pm • Make Your Own Hour* office m Troy: Ught typfcg & tele­ hard Lake home, 5 day* with tome age facility located m the Oakland Only: 313-643-1276 $3 (Xh start-up Fee, Free Tialnln phone, Hourr. 3-0 pm, Won. thru Frt SPECIALIST lata hour*, responsible, efficient, en- county area. ResponsibRitie* lo In­ capped, etc. Wit consider flva-ln. Opportunities Call 653-7* Referancar 661-1720 FAT 4 FEO UP? THIS WORKSI <<0me grow wtth u*. Excellent My Cal afternoons: •- 655-6242 CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS ergetio person for general cleaning clude managing 4 maintaining facili­ EDISON CONSOLE VTct/ola- oak, Currently accepting appScaUons tor 4 some chfid • supervision. Goor} ty as wefl as public relations 4 mar­ lose 3 pounds first woe*. All natural one of the best Vi the mdu*- FILE CLERK • 3 days per week, ma­ PLYMOUTH-CANTON mother wish. herbal products. *5 off wttfl ad. 4 75 records, $350. Frypan.- tn-hous* .training (of new STEEL SALES ' Indrrtdwal qualified for remote/stu­ drtver with valid license, references keting ol storage space to the pub­ --^ 641-5387 Proven end user 6 brokerage expe­ ture person lor work In flies and maB essential. Call SyMa. 569-6700 lic. Couple to be responsible, es child car*. AH shifts, all ages. Low 585-3521 •gents. Local ownership with over dio video camera operation; A/B roll rates. Structure, acuvliies. aH meals rience, • work with large inventorfe*. room. Southfieid area. .-'• edity^g; various task* relating to vi­ organized 4 enjoy challenge. 6alary, LARGE V10EO SCREEN RENTAL UNIQUE OOLl HOUSE - 3x4'. Fufly 45 years of experience will help you Caa Mr. Lobslnger. 552-7500 HOUSEKEEPER wanted Included. Over 20 year* experience. earn what you era worth. Call Great Opportunity to earn' triple deo' production procedure* and iving quarters, benefits 4 bonus In­ Great for Superbowi Sunday! detailed. Electric lights, furnished, whet you make. Contact ft Siewarf Apply or caR Bahama Motel. 26051 centives Reply to P.O. Box 5201. References. *"53-3703 garage, greenhouse. Suitable for FLORAL DESIGNER equipment. 1 year work experience 15'. 10' 6 6'. Defrvery - Set-up 6 tV DOUG COURTNEY 671-6700 or Internship In video production re-' Grand River. Farmlngton Hills. Orchard Lake, Ml. 48033. RESPONSIBLE Molher-Dauflhler Pick-up VTI. 535-6770 museum or church raffle. Asklno Some experience necessary. Part quired<.Associates Degree or equtv- 474-6591 »3000. 616-946-1547 STUOENT8. HOUSEWIVES. Of oth­ time, Wesitand area. 326-6344 team win dean your house or office. alenl comblnailon of education and RESIOENT MANAGER COUPLE tor Reasonable rates, excellent refer­ PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT AREMERICA ers needing supplementary Income. experience necessary. Bachelor"* HOUSEKEEPER WANTEO-S day* luxury apartment complex In North Holy Spirit, You mak* me see every-. GENERAL OFFICE - Work 20 hour* per woek, own transportation, refer­ ences. 437^491 HOMETOWN REALTORS We need more ticket repre­ a week, (includes 1 .weekend day). Degree desirable Must, be able to West suburbs. Must be experienced thing 6 show me the way to reach 702 Antiques sentatives to accept and write up move heavy equipment! Salary ences, non-smoker, adult house­ with references. Excellent pay 4 WANT YOUR HOME TO SPARKLE? my ideals. You give me the DMne order* In our Ford Rd. Dearborn West Btoomfleki location. hold. West Bloomfield area. Ask lor • BUYINO ALL ANTIQUEStl • 420^400 , t Call: 661-2900 $7.50 per hour, approx. 24 hours benefits. 626-2078 WANTITT06HINE7 Gift to forgive 6 forgei the wrongs Hu. office,'Guaranteed .weekly sal-, per week. Applications wis be ac­ BiH 655-0959 or 851V8200 Glass, postcards, clocks, art glass, II so. caa June. thai are done to me 4 You are Vi all antique dolls 6 leys, Jewelry. Shelly ary. Evenings 6-9 enct Saturday*. JANITORIAL service, looking for ma­ cepted untn Jan, 27.1989. Send re­ RESIDENT MANAGERS Profession­ Exp. 4Refs. After 5pm 427-1065 Instances of my bfe with me. I.m this REAL ESTATE SALES Immediate positions- available. CaB HOUSEKEEPER al management company seeking china. mUiiary. 346-3154. 348-7984 ture. Individuals or couples Interest­ sume tape to; Deft, ot Special Ser­ 5 days, must have own transporta­ short dialogue, want to thank You Tony alter SPM . 271-1005 ed1 in earning supplemental Incomev vices. -City ol Farmlngton Hills, experienced couple lo manage apt. FREE tion 6 references. Bloomtlera HiHs complex. Call Paragon Properties. fov everything 4 confirm once more Part time onry, evenings. 52^-6320 31555 Eleven Mile Rd., FaVmington 513 Situations Wanted lhal I nevor want lo be separated DOLL REPAIR , ...Pre-hcense Class " TEACHERS • Hills. Ml'43018. V area. Ask for Mary 659-5354 646-9600 or tend, resume lo PO Box Active, reti/od, substitute*. H a t> 3063. Birmingham, Ml. 46012 from You, no matter ho-* great the Antique doll restoration, .modern llm Male trxtulrA about our 100% commlsslort »10.000/yr. P*" * Job would en­ JANITOR - PART TIME An Equal Opportunity Employer INFANJ needs tovtng care. Mature, maierla) desire may be. I want to be doll 4 teddy bear repair*. pkJS writ­ program. We offer eefler* 'buy-out' hance your (rlesfylo, Farmlngton Hills home For children of an ages > Teddy Bear Day Care 356-4240 WANTED Information regarding a neva type stained glass windows ol Please telephone and ask for Nancy Mon.-Frl.. 7:30-5:30. Non-smoker. lord up to $250lmo lor babysitting. tate Trainer or an experienced MB orSusan: «' " 348-1700 897-9209 1972-1975 silver ford LTD station Prairie School. 18 matching ol dif­ time Salesperson who possesses.!-' 0*n transportalion. , 661-3906 Basement apt. - utilities free except AVAILABLE In my loving licensed ferent sire! « 463-0114 phone. Smoker okay. No drugs.-It, wagon. Front end dareafled. rear the ambition and ability to become TELEMARKETER The Best Kept Secret CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE. Solo home part-time day care opening. bumper bent on right side. Involved ADORABLE 10 month old boy you're interested, let'* talk. GarderT Pl&nlsl or -Ouo/Trio/Quarte!. Bach SIGNED STEUBEN BOWL- cut glass an In-house trainer for (ocas/owned Aggressive, young Insurance Agen­ Also night care Excerteol referenc­ Ih hit 4 run accident 1-9-69 approxi­ real estate olflc* In beautiful Plym­ in Part Time Work • needs experienced non-smokbw City area. <: 422-2058 to Boogie. Jazt 6 Classical- to Oc­ es. 12 Mile/Evergreen. 552-0031 salad bowl, vases, art glass, figure! cy seeks enthusiastic Telemarketer babysitter. Farmlngton Kills. 25-30 casions. Lessons also. 851-35/4 mately 1:30pm on 7 Mile 4 Wobd- napkin rings, etc. 373-1082 outh Twp. AH Inquiries will be with good phone voice. Excellent LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER worth in Rodford wilh a black Mus­ CONFIDENTIAL, Starting pay $4.50 - iSfiO an hour • hrsTwV.Mon.-Thura. 553-6331 CHILD CARE POSITIONS salary 4 benefits lor the.right per­ Bloomfield Hills, excellent pay. musl OELIGHTFUL PIANO 3TYUNGS Available as aide or coordinator lor tang. Please call 531-1799 SfAINEOGLASS WINDOW Call OOUQ COURTNEY son. Call Maureen. 350-3311 CaH Chris 6-9pm AIDE to ttve-ln lor active disabled have refereoces.. Ask lor Lucinda with Florence at lha keyboard. Farmlngton YMCA Latchkey Pro­ 35x50. Circa 1890. Also middle-aged woman. Must drive". 559-5354 WANTED: Mothers with young chll- church pew 6 tectum. CaH Weddings - receptions - cocktail/ gram. Good pay. flexible hoars drpn for a new product discussion TELEMARKETERS Livonia: 421-7435 Salary plus room & board. Eves. dinner parties, etc 626-1416 Contact Oave 553-4020 540-2383. or 647-0290 Sun. 4 H day Sat. off. 542-66¾ LIVE-IN NANNY Housekeeper lor 9 group m Southfieid. You wis not be REMERICA Promote FREE business sendee. Garden City: 261-0613 sold anything and you will be com­ Must have proven professional tele­ yr. old. Mature, non smolUng wom­ DISC JOCKEY 4 SINGER CHILD CARE PROGRAM - for ages THE PtSHOP GALLAGHER „ HOMETOWN REALTORS 15 mo. old boy looking tor afternoon an. Must have own ear. Light house­ A8 Occasions. 6 weeks lo 8 yrs ol age. Certified pensated tor your participation It ANTIQUE SHOW marketing skills, $5/hr. plus gener­ OFFICE ASSISTANT - Part time. 20- Interested, can. ask lor Rita: 420-3400 ous commission/bonus structure, 30 hrs. a wk. Evenings A weekends and/or evening companion: Must keeping, minimal babysitting, own CaH Rose-. 455-1944 Teachers. Part time 4 full time pro­ At Bishop Gallagher High School. share similar Interests. Le. laughing, main floor bedroom, more tor home grams Located In Uvonla. 525-5767 827-4025 19360 Harper (near Moross Rd. 6 l- . RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES fun time hr*.. benefits, vacation, etc. only. Answering phones. Dght typing Excellent opportunity lo advance, rf & Misc. office duties. Non smoker. dancing, puzzles, etc. Must have than wages. Can Elaine 641-2451 DISC JOCKEYS 94). Harper Wds. Selected quality 'FULL AND PART-TIME own transportation. Non smoker. Pro Sound Productions LICENSED Day Care center In pri­ dealers Fri. Jan. 20. Sat. Jan. 21. Now hiring the following positions you qualify appfy in person Toes 4 Ask lor Mark 737-6400 LIVE-IN needed to cara tor em­ vate home. Infant* thru 6 vrs. 12 602 Lost & Found 11 am to 9 pm.. Sun.. Jan. 22. 1- Wed. between lfMpm at 27300 Franklin Village area. 626-2075 $175 for 4 hours llocal). Book now • Cashier* OFFICE SUPPLY STORE physema patient confined to bed. for 19891 Chris 459-9764: 532-7604 Mile/lnkster area. 7am.5:30pm, 6pm Glass repair. Refreshments, Southfieid Rd. 3 Wks. N. cf 11 Mile. BABYSITTER - Farmlngton HiHs. for Light housework 6 meal prepara­ FOUNO - Adult cal. lemale? Black 4 « Service Center Assodatea Part Time. Some stock work, some home cooked meals. 356-0873 white, well groomed, excellent pel tree parking Door donation $2 • Receiving & Stocking Associates office work. Flexible hour*, days 10 month girl & 1st grader. Light tion References required. MAGIC 6 COMEOY housekeeping. $140 per week Fiet. Call after 5:30pm 464-8924 For Children 6 Adults FULL TIME OPENINGS To good home. 6 Mile 6 Wayne • Sale) Associates only. No nights or weekends. 9 MRe/ Road Area Alter 6PM 464-1394 WESTERN SADOLE - Car.fomla TELEMARKETERS erences Can after 6pm, 476-1409 Parties. Banquets. Schools 4 More Half day educational, halt day - day hioh back, circa 1878. Recondi­ We're a dynamic new. deep dis­ Seeking entry level marketing expe­ Southfieid area. Can for appoint­ count Office supply retafl chain LOOKING FOR Young enteroetic Can... Mike Thornton. 453-4562 care In N. Royal Oak home. Ages 2V4 FOUNO - Doc 16. grey striped, male tioned 517-843-6345 rience? Growing Bloomfield Hills ment: 559-7068 BABYSITTER lor infant In Kealing- babysitter to help take care of 2 lit­ to 6 Two former pre-school teach­ Launching our first supermarket size company seeking people with your ton home Mon. thru Frt., 7am-5pm. tiger cat with some white In Canton. stores In early 1889 In Madison ONE PERSON OFFICE - teak's reO- tle children, pa/1 lime. In Birming­ ers Snacks, lunches, field trips Palmer 6 Canton Center Rd. $ CASH $ energy. Individuals needed to make mid January. Celt 681-6344 6 refer ham. Musi heve own transportation, 8am - S:30pm. 286-4524 For antiques. Douitons. Hummels. Height} and Southfieid. We need Inbound and outbound cans. Day able person. 3 days per week. An­ 512 Situations Wanted 397-0350 . people who want lo learn, grow, and swering phones only. $4.75 per load number 121CB. great references. Excellent pay. Fiesta, old furniture, old toys, quilt*, and afternoon shifts available soon. (Mrs. C's Ullle Rascals) Child care have fun doing II. Work lor an excit­ hour. Leave message, 471-5050 BABYSITTER Cor 2 young children. Pjeasecan. 646-3052 Female FOUND Female Brrtleny. approxi­ iewetry. etc. 1 piece or entire estate Exceftenl .verbal skills a must. Com­ In my licensed Southfieid home. 538-5090 ing new company that is going to puter knowledge helpful CaH today) Mon.-Frl.. 830-5:30pm. Experience mately 1¾ yrs. old. Can 651-0796 change the way people shop for off- PART'TIME backroom help wanted Loving babysitter needed for teach­ AFFORDABLE RATES Ages 1mo.-Syrs. Hot meals 4 lor Silk flower shop in Southfieid. 4 references necessary. Can Andrea er's children. 1 4 3 In my Rochester Broomhilda'* Cleaning service. We snacks. FuH or part time. 357-0547 LOST: Basset. 4¾ mo old. Black/ Ice supplies. This iv a ground floor PARTNERS eam-5pm 478-6600 opportunity tor associates who want CaB 357-2030 HiH'» home. Own transportation, ref­ do qualify work - time 4 time again. white/tan. Rod collor 6 flea collar. 703 Crafts IN PLACEMENT erences, non-smoker. 373-1121 Bonded 4 Insured. 547-4525 THE NANNY NETVrORX. INC. Mix/Joy Rd. area. 462-2474 a last track opportunity for success BABYSITTER/Housokeopor wanted. Nannies 4 Mothers' Helpers CRAFTERS - Juried show. October and growth. Apply In person.' 474-8500 PART TIME Bindery work for pub- fehtng company. No experience 2-3 days per week, must have reler- LOVING, mature adult wantod lo A Free Nurse Assessment Uve-ln/oul. fun time/part time LOST • Blonde Cockor SpanW. 6 28. United Methodist Chu/ch of Appticalions being accepted ences and own transportation. Non care for 2 children ki our Bloomfield Visit In your Home Pre-screened. Call 939-5437 9 AM to 5 PM (Toes, and WedL TELEMARKETING necessary. Accepting applications mo. old Vicinity Seven Mile/Beech Lake Orion For appticalions can Southfieid area. Full or part time. smoker, 540-2213 Twp. home. Non-smoker only. Day­ Daly 550 Reward. 531-6068 626-0272 30595 W 6 mae Rd. Between OPENING FOR full lime, young tod­ Draw against commission. 569-5551 MkJdlebett VMerrfman. time hours. Can eves. 562-7025 OfficeMax BABYSmtR/HOUSEKEEPER.. HOME HEALTH CARE dler. Small group. Hot meals, music. LOST-Cat. large black male, DOUBLE BED White knitting ma­ To provide c%e lor throe school age Screened. RN supervised, insured play area. Sq.Lake/Woodward. U- (opposite Target) TELEMARKETING- A Challenging PHARMACY CLERK wanted lor LOVING, reliable chlidcve nooded neutered. 9'4yr*. old. Cranbrook/ chine, computer programmer, extra fashion oriented sales position with children In West BJoomfiekJ home. In my Rochester Hills home. Care for Aides Nurses censod. 332-0324 Middiebury area Much missed pet. accessories, ftble $1500 or best oi­ -32251 John R, Madison Height* neighborhood dnjg store. Part time Live in preferred but not essential. 24 hour* - 7 days. v advancement opportunity for seff- flexible hour*, day time only. Win 2 boys (infant 4 4¼ Years). Mon. Reward 646-6308 ler. 981-1033 rtETAlL SALES - Immediate open­ motfvaled "Individual^ Existing ac­ 661-0514 thru Fri.. 7am-5:30. Own transporta­ ing ful and pan time, no experience train. Call 644-5602 or come h; W£ tion. References required. Immedi­ 516 Elderly Care LOST - Cat. male, all gray, has red YOUR TOP QUALITY CREATIONS counts. FuO time, Mon. thru Fri. Sal­ son Drug. 71W. Long Lake Rd. (cor­ BABY SITTER m my Uvonla home. necessary, wfll train. Uvonla. The ary plus commission. Benefits. ate opening. After $pm, 375-1413 collar. "Skipper". near Ann Arbor can be sold by an established Pet Supermarket. Call between 8 4 ner Woodward/Long Lake*. Bloom- 5:30am-S:30am. Mon thru Frt. lor 2 & Assistance Trait 6 Roe St. 1-9-89. 454-1621 "Michigan store". Only the very Send resume to: P.O. Box 37018. fteld Hills. , 357-3650 10am,or64 8pm, 534-5293 school aged children. Call evenings. MATURE BABY SITTER needed at best 651-6454 Oak Park. Mich. 48237 Professional Hearth Care Personnel ABLE AIOES. COMPANIONS LOST CAT-neulered male, bulter- PRINT SHOP BINDERY 474-4929 my Westland home, approx. 3-6pm. ROCHESTER/ORION Real estate 3-4 days a weok. Vocational student BABYSITTER - experienced. Gar­ LPN'S. Uve-lns 4 Travel Aides scotch colored tiger. 6 Mile 4 Gill Must be a dependable, last learner BABY SITTER - Mature woman lor den City area. Anytime. Your trans­ Rd. area. 476-4796 salespeople with new construction TELEMARKETING REPS - WJ train & able to work efficiently with your preferred. 729-1049 TLC ELDER ASSISTANCE 704 Rummage Sales experience needed for exciting new every Saturday evenings. Must portation. For more information, call with pay. Must want to eirn 58 an hands in last-paced, friendly atmos­ LOST • Cat. tma.1 male Uger. pf ofecL Excellent opportunity hour. Day shift 9:30-3. 13374 Farm­ drive. Lone F>>ne/Middiebett area. MATURE FEMALE - to take care of 522-7154 Bonded - -538-1307 Flea Markets phere: collating, padding, stitching, 626-6607 2¼ yr. old on weekends 4 spedal "George'' on 1-8-89. 14 6 South- 4 commission. Contact lngton Rd.. Uvonla 522-3773. exL15 stapling, drilling, operating power A Caring Person In Your Home Cyrowskl& Assoc. Inc. 391-0600 occasions. References. Ben 4 BABYSITTER - Mature experienced field area. Can: 642-2782 BEAUTIFUL COYOTE fur flank Jack- cutter, packaging, shipping, some BABYSITTER - Mon thru Frt.. 8am- Will care lor your infant m my Uvo- el-Uke new. $150. 644-6669 ertonorion TELEMARKETING Lahser area. After 7PM 356-8202 NURSE AIDES LOST - small Husky, fomale. Red­ Looking for high energy people to phone answering & ffflng. Flexible 5pm. Mature 4 dependable. Refer­ nia home. 6 Mile 4 Levan. 591-3851 schoduJe between 8am • 5pm possi­ ences. Call after 5pm 661-4471 HOMEMAKERS-LIVE-INS ford Twp. area. Reward Please call, ..: SALES ENGINEER make telemarketing caDs. High in­ come 6 bonus polenUal. friendly at­ ble • Minimum 4 hrs. per day. Wage MATURE. LOVING Non-smoker lo BABYSITTING leave message 635-4470 Industrial electrical distributor. 3 to range $3 S0-$4.50/per hr. depend­ BABYSITTER NEEDEO In a day care setting. Ages 1-4. In your home or hospital room mosphere & flexible hour*, rf Inter­ care lor 2 Infants In my Royal Oak REWARD $100 lor the safe return o« 705 Wearing Apparel 5 -year* experience In safe* ol ing on experience. Great opportuni­ For-18 month oM In my beautiful home. Full-time. Mon-Fri. 266-4304 Reasonable. Redford Area 592-1004 Personal Care-Meals-Housekeeping PLC'*,' motor controls, sensor*. ested, ca* Julie Baflenger at MMord home. Hours, days and Smokey. German Shepherd long SUBSTANTIAL OsOOunU on brand 616-698-9600 Of wrlle: P. O. Box ty to advance A learn in growing Reliable. Courteous Service Send resume to: P.O. Box 2094, shop. Near 8 Mile 6 Telegraph. wages negotiable. 665-2672 MATURE PERSON needed t6 baby BABYSITTING In my conveniently insured. Bondod. 24 Hr. Care hair male, black with gray markings, new designer bridal 4 bridal party Farmlngton HlOs. Ml 46018. 345, Grand RapWs. UK 49568. located Uvonla home. Minutes Irom has splil in Iront lower Dp. missing gowns, prom gowns. Invitations 4 ' An E 2 years). Can Uura or ration 4 tight housekeeping. Refer­ erences. Elma 273-6111 Enron in the day or evening class THE BEST! Great opportunity for supplemental Tony. 535-2553 and detldousl Improve your health STUNNING,' ful length Raccoon centric Newspaper*, 36251 School- Income. Put your extra energy to ences required. Salary 4 bertefita with proven nutrition program. creft fid., Uvonla, MlcWgan 48150 OAY CARE - Ful or part time. In­ ELLIOTT TRAVEL coat. Sua 9-10. Silk lining, like new. Century 21 work as a parmenant part lime retail BABY-SITTER wanted. 2-3 evenings negotiable. Please cal 8am-5pm.. fants lo 4 yrs. Hot meals, lots of ,J Call Mrs. Harma. 522-1966 Must SCTL $325 Eves 624-7875 Art Equal Cpporturtfty Employer . merchandiser for Beusch 4 Lomb, Mon. thru Frt. 332-6106 ,8CHOOL Advantage for 2 children, own transportalloa TLC 4 educational toy*. REDUCE CHRONIC BACK PAIN - rev ban sunglasses. $7.50/hr. Plus W. Bloomfield. Call 9-9pm.681-1366 Ceil Jane 336-0365 • Student Loans WEDDING QOWN-Origlnal owner. •1 SALES OPPORTUNITY We are member* of Irve 8oard of NEWBORN SITTING 6 housekeep­ stress Look younger, feel more re­ Size 11. original price $1200. Make Z£E Medical, the largest nationwkie mileage -reimbursement and quart- • Free placement assistance Realtors end an award winning off- BABYSITTER wanted. We are look­ ing. Monday thru Thurs or Bve-tn. EXPERIENCED, capable, patient • 100 hr*. ot computer training laxed. Jeff Belanger, Certified ofler. After 6pm 537-6734 supplier of first-aid and safety pro­ icel Be aware of how successful you le$r auto allowance. Work '20-24 hra per week caning on retail accounts ing lor a caring, non-smoking wom­ Non smoker, references required. mother will care lor your child in Rolfer. call lor appl. 454-0018 grams to business and Industry, is can be: Ask Tor Barbara, 528-0920 W. Bloomfield area 661-6021 seeking a Sales/Service Represent- In the Oeirott. Suburban areas. Ex­ an to look after our 3 children In our Redford. Infants 6 toddler*. Meals 6 WANTED - 75 people lo lose or gain Troy home. Hrs. approx. 25 weekly diapers Included. 533-9513 855-7730 (800)482-3694 708 Household Goods . atrve to work the local area. Estab- perience preferred, must have refl- NORTHV1LLE couple looking lor 10-29 lbs. in the next 30 days - E»oed routes, protected territories, 100% abie car. II interested, cal during the day but Irregular. $6/br. AVAILABLE FREE TRAINING Days. 679-1330. Eves. 828-6519 mature woman to care for house 6 2 EX WORKING'MOM would like lo guaranteed. 268?5220 Oakland County earning* between $20.000-$30.000 Commission 1-600-666-8634 Ask for Ad number children. 349-5576 AT DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS 563029. II busy. Please c*3: care lor your ohfid/chUdren. WiU WANTEO - 77 Overweight People the" first yea/. Wa offer an on-going CAN YOU SIT with Grandma in my supply loving stable structured envi­ Special Attention >" ANTIQUE dining table, size 43' x 65- twining program, vehicle, expenses. FLAT FEE 1-600-243-4505 PART TIME person to help wtth In Doctor recommended - herbal. 72'. 6 camel back chairs. 2 leafs 4 BCVBS. base and commission. Call home 15-20 hours e woek? Waned ronment. Excellent references. Hilier To Ages 17-21 Guaranteed.Call: ....__ Lake/Union Lake area. References home daycare. Southfieid area. 4 Commerce area. 681-6739 padding. Best offer. 363-2273 Mr; Kr*ft, Monday 6-5pm & Tuesday $200 Musi be 18 or over. 559-6762 For residents of Oakland County, 474-7556 gjlprriar" 347-2595 necessary. Leave name 4 number except Pontlac. Pontlac Twp.. APPROXIMATELY 100 yds. Of new Retail please. 363-4876 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING - Expe­ No...Desk Rent RELIABLE BABYSITTER. 1 chOd, rienced with references. Very de­ Walertord. White Lake, Lake Orion. Dupont Stalnmaster carpet 6 pad. age 10. Tues 4 Thurs eves 6pm- 604 Announcements earth tones. Can 626-5586 t SALES-PART TIME No...Olfice expense^ CARE, very loving Is nooded In our pendable. Call after 6pm 347-1689 Orion Twp.. independence Twp. 4 Qustom shutter*, bond*. & other In­ home lor our 2 girts 1tmo. 4 4V4yrs. llpai, other days ocasionalfy. Cher- Auburn Hills who are unemployed or Notices terior window treatments. FVexJWe The Other Side ryhffl-Haggerty Rd area. 397-8208 GENERAL HOUSECLEANING underemployed. This Is an exoefient APFuCA STROLLER, accessories. FuB time. NYV Troy. Good vacation new $150. excoOent condition, $60: rk*. Excellent pay. Positions open m CaJUohn Wilson benefits. Pleasant environment Ref­ Reliable, thorough 6 experienced. opportunity lo train lor a rewarding BTUA a non-profit cultural enrich­ Birmingham 4 VV. BtoomfieJd. The Of Shopping... RELIABLE Experienced mothers career in the Legal Secretarial 4 ment and debutante program Is High chair, good condition. $30. 469-4020 erences required. helper. To care for our 2 children In Flexible hrs. Apartments/houses. Sautter Shop. Mr. Hart 533-9300 References. 981-5661 Computer Accounting fields. Train­ holding Its 1989 memberahlp drive. Eves.: 647-4906 .. is" merchandising, and we seek 626-9304 our Farmlngton HiDs home. Monday ing oilered In our Madison Heights 4 Group work with children, from 7-18 BABY CRIBS - Liquidation sale. LES PERSONS - MATURE. Full 4 Executives 5hrs people to work 15-20/hra7wk., thru Friday, 2pm-6pm. Must have HOUSECLEANING CHILD CARE ASSISTANT own transportation. Some light Southfieid focations This program developing communication skins, Must sell al Hems quickly. Located An time tor fashion Jewelry depart­ Real Estate Group Stocking and servicing popular fami­ Responsible Individual who is loving, Hard working Dependable. Refer­ Is sponsored by a government charm, poise, etiquette, grooming, ment. AJ That Glrtter*. Winchester ly and chUdren'a book* In 8outhfleld housekeeping, nonsmoker. Helen ences. Call:534-1457 on John fl between 13 6 14. John R energetic 4 great with kids. $4 an 681-5100 after 3pra 661-5655 agency. We are an equal opportuni­ business and career training, travel, Square Shopping Center. 565-5640 (Jail, Rochester. area stores. National distributor, hr. lo start. Fuy time. Troy. 689-6118 ty employer. For more Information scholarship and awards. Interested? 507 Help Wanted . flexible daytime hours Monday can... Can Rose McNalry, 636-9168 BEAUTIFUL brown leather Chair r < SALES REP ? through Friday. Use own car (Insur­ CHILD Care lor newborn, non RELIABLE, mature lady, non- HOUSECLEANING smoker to care for handicapped eld­ Honest 4 dependable. Available Ms. Smith 565-9203 with ottoman, Kke new. Solid pecan High commissions paid. Outsit PartTime ance required). $6/hr. lo start. rnQe- smoker, own transportation. Mon.- consolo bar with built-in glasses. awes experience necessary Can erly woman. This will consist ol Thur*. 8 Frt. Uvonla, Plymouth, 6 CALL NOW! 606 Legal Notices ASSISTANT ACCOUNT8 recervable ege reimbursement. No experience Frl., 8am-6pm. Will consider lob CLASSES STARTING SOON 689-6724 Portraits Ptus 353-6220 needed - we win train. sharing. Lathrup Village. 669-4816 washing the patient, preparing fight Canton. 274-5820 clerk for small office In Southfieid. tood, distribute medlcaOon. Uve In NOTICE SALES REP - Prudential Financial Aflemoons, t-5, Mon.-Frt Student HOUSECLEANING - 3 year* experi­ Be Ready to Start Working BEAUTIFUL solid oak roB top desk, For inlormatlon call Scott Bates CHILD CARE for 10 year okfln my or out as desired. Doquindre/9 Mile line detail, excellent condition. 8ervk>es. to offering an excellent ca­ acceptable. Mr*. Burnes 353-0510 area. 573-2768 ence wtlh companies 4 prfvaie OF PUBLIC HEARING COLLECT at Rochester Hills home, after school, In Ju^t 8-15 Weeks The next regular meeting ol the $1250. 647-6724 rter opportunity in aales with man­ 3 to 4 hours night. 5 nlghlS week. homea. Excellent references. ATTENTION experienced aerobic RESPONSIBLE PERSON wanted to Board of Otrectos of the Southeast­ agement potential. Experience not Call Wayne Pitzer. 42^5200.eves. CaB after 6pm. 561-2051 BEO. electric, adjustable. Posture- necessary, we wa train. This is an Instructor* - Fill your hour* teaching 312-547-4444 supervise two teenage children Data Entry ern Michigan Transportation Au­ at staie-oMhe-arl West Bloomfield 651-5769 Mon-Fri. 3-6PM end as needed. HOUSECLEANING - Personated - thority win be held on Tuesday. Jan. malic. extra long twin, dbretor. re- established territory encompassing moate control, after 6pm. 685-2095 health dub. Competitive wages & CHILD CARE - Mature non-smoking Phone after 6PM 626-2662 discounts. It you don't have the time Word Processing 17. 1989. al 2pm In the Authority'* Wayne, Oakland & Washtenaw flexible hour*. Continuing education For 24-hour* Iree Information from C>jnties. Starting salary up lo $600 any touch-tone phone, can: woman needed In March to care for lo give your homo that shine... 2 Oays a Week - 3 Hours a Day main conference room located on BEDROOM set. flawless, sofid cher­ 4 training workshops offered. 1 and 4 year old In my Canton SITTER NEEDEO - My Plymouth/ CaB: 545-6228 i Evening Classes the 13th floor of the Flrtl National P*V week, depending upon quaBfica- CaB • 661-5214 1-600^677-6000 wait tor tor* Canton home, days, 6 or 6:30AM Day 4 Evening ry, Thomasville queen bed (canopy/ utns. Company benefits are among then dial 619-9933 home. Mon. - Frt.,. 7 AM.-5:30 PM. Job Placement Assistance Building. 660 Woodward Ave.. De­ poster), triple dresser, chest, nighi start lime flexible. Can 10AM-6PM. HOUSECLEANING troit. Ml 48228. The meeting Is open the best In industry. Contact Mr. Htx ATTENTION HOMEMAKERSt - Earn Car 8 references required. 453-1167 Hardworking, honest and depend­ Payment Plans Available ttand. $1800. Also (excellent condi­ CBS subsidiary ol ~ 459-6062 to ihe public and copies ot the agen­ tion): S/F mattress, custom bed- between 9am and 4pm al: $5-J7 per hour cleaning private CHILD CARE - My Farmlnglon able. 7 years experience. Ask for * 313-563-6487. IDEA Career Training da are available al the.SEMTA cen­ spread/dr apes/canopy. 476-3056 homes. We need help In Uvonla, home, 1 child 6 yrs old. Hr*. 11:30- Kim. 729-0473 tral office 48 hours prior to the .Equal Opportunity EmpWi^M/F. Farmlngton Hills 6 Btoorofieid. Must CHAS. LEVY 9,00pm MorvFrt Caring, depend­ 509 Help Wanted have car. HOUSECLEANING Royal Oak 544-2862 meeting. . BEDROOM SET - Including dresser, able IndMdu'a). Own transportauon: chest of drawers, 2 right stands, an­ SALES REPRESENTATIVE for posl- Domestic Services, Inc. 477-5307 CIRCULATING Couples Quality work lor a honist price. Oe- EXPERIENCE THE JOY OF PIANO tjpn In retail computer sales. Fun References required. 4 76-8729 pendalbe. conscientious 6 work ori- tique lamps 6 headboard. 2 mirrors. l\p», J year sales experience re- Classical. Popular. Theory 608 Transportation Excellent condition. »500. 651-2727 ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY An Equal Opportunity Employer CHILD CARE NEEDEO neted. Farmlngton. Sue, 474-4635 Beginners/Advanced - to Ages qytred. knowledge of computer* de­ Part time/Hex time - ACTIVE RETIREE sirable. Send resume" lo: Craig Mes^ In my Birmingham home, 3 to 4 day* HOUSE CLEANING - 12 yr*. experi­ May Recital. Larry: 489-4125 A Travel BED ROOM SET; fightwood , double Prestigious executive search con­ per week lor 6 Mo. old. ASSISTANT MANAGER for beauti­ iph. Computer Land bl Uvonla or SALES-PART TIME ence. Honest, dependable. Excel­ MATH 4 SCIENCE TUTORING BRITISH AIRWAYS: t round trip De­ dresser/mirror, chest, night stand 6 sulting firm has an immediate need Can 8;30to 5 PM. 647-9770 ful UVONtA adults only apt. com­ tun size bed. $925. 652-5016 can ;•••..• 474-0870 tor person with excellent communi­ Custom shutters, bonds, 6 other In­ plex. No experience needed ki apt. lent tervice references. Weekly or By Certified leacher*. Oakland troit/London. Must be used by Apr. bi-weekly. Call Jan 391-2155 cation skirts lo telephone clients 4 terior window treatment*, flexible CHILOCARE PROVIDER needed In management. Husband must be County area. Leave Message: 30. 1989 excluding March 20 thru BEDROOM SET-Pocan triple dress- ,- 8ALES REPRESENTATIVES hrs. Excellent pay. Positions open In 357-0972 or 471-6701 Apr. 2. $275. 338-0705 L#dtew Waste Systems, one of the verify . contact. Information. May my Bloomrield home for children handy. Luxury apt. plus salary. HOUSECLEANING • by non-smok- er. chest, night stands, mirror*, work from home, *6 per hour. CaB Birmingham 4 VV. BtoOmfiekj. The ages 2 4 4. Must pwn car. Referenc­ References required. 477-5765 headboard with caning. $575 Nettie largest sond w»te companies in the Shutter Shop. Mr. Hart. 533-9300 Ing woman. Experienced! Depend­ MATH TUTOR CANCUN - March 25th 89 thru April world, I* currently looking for sale* Oeborah weekday*. 644-4506 es, non-smoker, 8:30AM-6PM, able! Recent references. Prefer 1. 1 Bedroom condo on Ocean in­ Creok bodspread. $30. Lamp, andi­ Mon.-Fr1. Jean MaJley 9-5. 746-6460 APARTMENT MAINTENANCE A.C.T. - S AT. Programs repreeenlatrves tor the Soulhfietd CASHIER/STOCK CLERK - Toe. 4 SCREEH PRINTER/Computer En­ Couple needed for apartment com­ steady work. Own car. 669-6758 M.S.-MA Degrees cluding airfare lor 2 people. S1200 rons. $22. 646-2609 drjialon. Ovaiffied. candidates wtt Thurs. evening*, tome 8»t. Craft graver, metal 4 plastic, plaques, CHILD CARE provider, lovtng. re­ plex In nice suburban area. Must be Experienced Teacher 64 2-5484 alt. 5pm 332-7787 BEOS • 2 twin beds with night possess the following qualifications: signs, name badges. Experienoa fc> experienced in cleaning 4 p& phases HOUSECLEANING BY MARIA. background preferred. Appfy: 17162 sponsible person wanted to take Good references. Discount with ad. GOING TO California (bay area) • stands. $100 for set, 1 twin bed wtth dk)ates should tend resume In able. 751-2385 or 879-1878 teach necessary, aoCity lo Injun (ov» ROLL TOP DESK 6 Chair, leak $35 Girl'* 12 speed bike, $45. After ctfifidence to; LaldTaw Waste Syv experience necessary. APARTMENT MANAGER Couple. wood, excellent condition. $1,600. «pm 644-5520 te n*. Attention. Sales Mgr., 21430 PART TIME JANITORIAL POSITION COMPANION for youiw man, 20 Experience preferred for Bghl main­ IRISH NURSE to car* for the efderty. ol music 6 Instrument imperetfve. *V> 21 .-Celt after 7pm: 645-9850 357-0060 VT 6 Mile. 8outhfleld. Ml 46075"" . COLLEGE 15-20 hour* per week. . year* old. Uvonla area. For more kv tenance, cleaning and rentals of 11 Will live In II necessary. Call BOY'S, girts. 6 dining room furni­ C*ll9am-lpm , 644-4010 formal (on call: . 4254394 UQII FerndeJe bfdg. Apartment ptu* Josephine at: 633-1961 TO BE SOLO at PUBLIC 6ALE' ture, tola bed, dinette, desk, dofls. •.STUDENTS ultlltles. 657-0194 pursuranl to Michigan Law. credenza. file cabinet, etc. 628-1299 SALES SECRETARY • Part time. 2-3 d«y» a COMPANION helper, live-In, mobile LOVING dependable Mom- offer* 520 Secretarial & In management 4 law. Part Una etderty woman, weekends 2/3 d«y*. 257.252 on Sat, Jan 28. t»89 at telephone collection work with na- wk. for Birmingham law firm. No ex­ APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE baby sitting. 6 year* experience. Ex­ 9.00am to be held at 934 Arm Arbor BRAND NEW, white leather sofa 4 REPRESENTATIVES perience necessary. Oood typing Meal preparations, non-smoker. CITY OF TRENTON - cellent reference*. 459-7246 Buslnet* Services love-seal, does not match decor. tion'e lop collection service. Bouthfield. References. 474-0173 Road. Plymouth Ml 48170. Evening 4 SaturdtyhOura. ' ska* a must Mrt. /*ck*on642-i«»5 Chevy $4,200,375-0589. work 660-2621 . National temporary help flrrrV Is On-site position for Manager Couple LOVING MOM offers excellent refer­ BOOKKEEPING WORK looking for • »elf-motlv»ted. agcxtv 6ECRETARY tt work In pleasant DEPENDABLE House*eepef-Srtier 1976 Dodge NH29G6B12S166 . 353-0300 for Apartment Complex In Trenton, ences. 100% dependability, tots of ki my Southfieid home BUTCHER BLOCK kllchen table. 42 *h% mdMdual. Ideal for IndWdCiil and kilerfrtund office, typing 4 Needed lor working father 4 2 TLC. Available all r)our». Ford 6 Ink- 1977 Mercury 7H95H5O0456 x 4? plus i leal with 4 beige uphol­ COUNTER HELP for Dry Cleaner* m al Van Horn 6 Turner. Idea) tor han­ Cal 352-2655 wfOt a desire (o succeed. H ypu are phone answering experience re­ tchool age children. W. Bloomfield dy people who are Interested In tier area. 427-9749 1940 Pontlac 2Y377AT14O701 stered chair*, kk* new, $125. 4 r*t afraid to make odd celts and are Farmlngton. Appff within at 35159 quired. 3 day* a wee*. W. Bloom- ar«a. Mon-Frl, Before 6pm: PC SERVICE, Word Processing. 1974 Chevy 1Q87L6L611770 ploee redwood furnfrure. yellow Grand River or can 4 ask for Patty apartment repair wofV 4" "iTeanlna - rMdy lor a chanenge, we have the flciderea. 655-0611 469-7130 After 6pm: 737-2422 apartment hallways 4 unit*. 2 bod- LOVING mother of 2 year-old boy Data Base, Business Graphics, 1981 Ford 1FABPO826BT121035 cushions, usod only on Inside porch, opportunity you've beenlooklng for. •or Barry ' . 477-6962 would lik* lo babysit toddler or pre­ 8pread Sheets. Desktop publishing. 1979 Ford 9F03Z146634 »100. 474-1461 8TOCK, 4 8AIE8 PERSON DEPENDABLE WOMAN lor general room Townhouta Included along Yf* offer salary, commission, car al- wtth salary 4 medical benefits. schooler, Joy 4 2./6 are*, own trans­ CaH Judy at • 476-9028 . 1981PONTIACH2N69Z7P42614 \ COUNTER HELP needed part lima. No experienoa houta work 6 Ironing. Tuei. Thur*. portation. Please cait 455-1427 1979 Chevy 1L69O9J256000 CARPET PLUSH with padding, royal .. fcManoa and paid benefit package. Weekends. 16 year* or oWer. Appfy Sat. Own transportation. W. Btoom- Please tend resume to: SjiSd resume 10: necessary. Atlantic Drapery. WORD PROCESSING/TYPING 1977Genera! 0000122 blue, chocolate brown, emerald In person: Looney Bakery, r96 and FarrrJpgton 476-7790 M4 area. After 6pm 655-3693 LOVING MOTHER ol 1 • would Ike Using WordPerfect. Professional 1974 Ford F37MLT 61969 green 4 wine. Best otter. 476-5644 " - PaVKOAO*)! Farmlngton Rd., Uvonla. 42"5-6569 Mr. Paul Bot ek* to watch yoor child,j'Our transporta­ service, error free, quickl Ask for ' !' 255 N. Tefegraph- »204 ELDERLY WOMAN without depend­ , CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. tion; . Plymouth 4 farmlngton Rd., Mtrlaor leave message 937-6610 -Ji Pontlac. Ml 48053 DATA ENT RY PERSON needed part Telemarketers ants to babysit In my home for 7 mo. 38345 W. 10UfleRd.,Sulte>00 7am-6pm.-Uc. pending. 425-5921 time Mr market researoh firm In old p'ri. hr*. 8 30-5 30. Mon. thru l> 8ALE8 REPRESENTATIVE PERMANENT PART J/M6 • , Farmlngtonfims,Ml. 48024 518 Education & Instruction 6outhfield. Speed and accuracy a»- Must t» able lo work Mori, thru Frt. Frl. Muit have recent references 4 471-7100 LOVING, Non tmoklng ChrWaln 522 Professional ' M»jor InoVstrial Gas Retail CXitribo- aantlal. Calf A/Be at 559-2100 own traotporlttloh. Eves. -645-1496 mother wfll cara for your chfid ki my \& teeking Represeniatlv* lor 6pm-9pm,8tt. 10*m-?pm. • HOURLY PUTS TOP BONUSES Romufus home. 1-278 Eureka area. 8ervlces Matro-Detrorl area, CandWat* mull DELIVERY PERSON EXPERIENCED Reliable, mother* 94)-5665 ba- teff-motlvaied wtth eggressrva 4 Wanted tor Interior design firm In Must have oood commurJcailon harper lo Bv*4n and care for our 2 COUPLES COLLEGE ORAO with 003, Word­ MftutsN-e aefling skRts. Oc* mutt Bloomfield fWis. Great for student. »k»t». . cMdran In our Farmlngton Hifta EXTRAORDINAIRE MOTHER OF 2 - near Ann Arbor Perfect, L0TU3 1-2-3, SP83P0 +. MM mlnimlum (2) year* proven CaH9lm-5pm. 656-7990 After tpm; «0-3*00 horn*. 8ome *ght housekeeping, Trail 4 Mtddtebett - wou"d like lo 4 Microsoft Chart experienc* eager ej*e» experienoa h related field. nontmokar, prfvaie room 6 bath, Maintenance (electrical, ptumt>ng. babysit pre-schooler or toddler, futt TEUPHONE RESEARCHERS pod, ground* keeping, etc), clean­ lor computer software related work. Cptieg* Degree preferred. High level DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Immediate opening* for pari time rWwMMlOO after 3pm 661-565$ lima, days. Call 427-5336 110/hr. '370-0825 . o{'communication* *kBh, a Must. Farmtngtoo HiSs office. Experienoa ing of apartment* for complex ki experienced letephone researcher*. Souififield. Salary negotiable. 6aWy, high Cornrntsslon potential, helpful but wilt lr*ftv 653-2477 National company, 8ouihfield loca- HOUSE CLEANERS . MOTHER Of 2 win babysit, need MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGER^- Ex- Csmperr/ car 6 full benefit package. tkvt, $5.00 an hour, < needed for north Woodward are* CaB 6:30-6 355-2211 playmate for her 2 yr. oW. lot* ol perienced seek* employment In NW DRIVER/DELIVERY PERSON-WHrt home*. FcV further Information call love, toy* 4 kvJMuueJ «ttenllon. Wayne, SW Oakland, or LMngiton OOOD MONEY 8TART8 . Onry.ACHIEVERSapory. FVepry 10: Chauffeur'* license and afternoon Ce!J6:30-Spm. 353-5400 Bok tit. Observer 6 Eooentric An Equal Opportunity Employer RusseiMOnienanoaCo. 647-4524, MANAGER COUPLE Canton area. References. 397-6983 county. Contact Patricia Day*: WITH A QOOD CAREER clerical hetp with computer experi­ for modern, suburban mi SALES/STOCK Heeded or) a regular base* In your belt Bd. Garden City. 26l-»70 HOUSEKEEPER for my Fermfnglon apartment with alt ufatie* paid. Ex­ children. Non-tmok«r.. Fenced • Financial Aid Available area. Weekday and weekend work cellent fringe benefit package. Sor­ Pafmaneni, pari lima d»y» for Carv TELEPHONE eOUOTORS . HM home on Thur*., Frt. or 8at. $40 yard.tot* Of TLC. Cherry HHt/Venoy. RESUME3 THAT WORKI • All Tralrilng Done In Michigan lofl pamt next. United Paint 4 Dec- avaHtWa-FreaTraimog. CeJ: for 6 hour*. Reference* and own ry, no children or pet*. A Job • the Excellent references 326-3229 1 day service. Writing 4 printing. WTFtOMAftKETINO, 640-8010 Flexible hour*. Work at noma or In right husband 4 wife leam can enjoy cVjttigOnter. 455-0250 office. Salary plus bonus. Experi­ transportation. Ca* .66t-«74 Land a better Job. Free '•Mtervievt together. caMarda, 356^6026 MOTHER OF 3 and 7 year c4d wlsh- Technique*" with order. 659-J54r Keep YourPresent Job While Training! FAilMlNOTON HlLi.8 daycare can- enoa preferred. CaH Caroline ChavU HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY, 40-50 4)» to babysit, ful or part time. $2/ fPlftE SHOES 4 ACCESSORIES <*r he* preechooi leeching position* forlnteryiew. 422-4690 hours par weak. Own car, good pay. MANAGER COUPLe hr. Ford 4 Sheldon area. Referenoes /jHTIVC ^^^'fiyCKOfWlNOeCHOOL . irt V>a FeUana Town earner, la look- available. Hour* 6:30am' to Referante*. Caring 4 dependable. for a \ttQt apartment development avaltsble. »41-059« 600 Pereonate for M time experienced safes 12:30pm, 6 day* par weak. Prefer Pay*. 979-1108. Eva. 254-4736 in Ypsilantl Area. Must have proven i wtth en outootrig paraonaHty. apptcants with leaching or related WANTEO- indryiduaft for part time track record. Excellent salary plus NURSE AJOE took* day* caring for AVQIO REPOSSESSION Owe too - caahter and ttOc*; person. chftdcara experience 4 year around offlea cleaning, Wast suburban HOUSEKEEPER to Bva ki. Mother* benefits. Sand resume to 32400 the efderty. Ught housekeeping & much? Wa have buyer* to assume CALL NOW! 1-800-999-8024 Telegraph Rd., Sta. «200, Blrmlnff- benefits. Coniaci Manager. avaVabHtty. Starling salary $3 00 par area*. C*9 before 6pm: helper. 6-6<»y», private bed 4 bath. cooking tncfuded. Good reference*. auto, trvck or van loan*. No lee. Farmk^itofcHif*. . 737-2795 ham. Ml, 4S010. attn. MicrWe. Own Ut. Please ea» 635-229 J 271-3W hour. ' Cat 477.6020 - ^--- - 622-1761 CaH Cc+ony Financial 27^6855 ^EMB A FT u

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Monday, January 18,1989 O&E *7Q 08 Household Goods 709 HouwhoW Goods 714 BU»M*M5 735 Wanted To Buy 816 Auto 4 Truck 822 Trucks For bk 823 Vana 825 Spoilt*. 825$porteeY :::•{*»: Oakland County Wayne County Office Equipment AUTO LITERATURE, sales catalogs, Paris & 8efYice FORO. 19««, 260, loaded, auiomat- DODGE CARAVAN L£. 1967. Load­ Imported Cara Imported Care \ ' shop and owner manuals, misc. car le, 4-wh««i drive, a*, lowing pack­ ed! »4,000 /rVSos. $11,700 Ask tor CHAIRS - 4 dining room, modern KINGS12E MATIRESS A boxsprino. PORTABLE Bghted «Jgn with «/rcw. models, original art work. Buy, sefl TIRES - 8e1 (A 5 Otck Cepek "OuM Toby. 644-40(6 or 652-01?4 AtJORA, 1987 Legend, Leather, MERCEPES' 19*4, 3*06E, Swv»r futfy upholstered, ne-.-et usod Musi age. 4.000 mJtaa. Musi «*•. Asking Sena, extra firm, excellent COCKH- letters fcKJuded.$200 . , 696-104* erlrade. 661-266661-2*9" GGJanU"U , sUe 15/36x16.5^, mounted $17,600 or best offer. Weekday*, »12.695. blue, exoetteni coodXTTdlr! v pttlero»i n with lug nuts 6 caps. 1500. wtih 17,000 mite warranty. $7,600 TAMAROFF BUICK (23,500 or beet offer. M FeWman/ IIV1HG Or roc room furniture, 6 pc*. 300. Linotype. LogcUhe 17. 101 Ing room sets. anDquesAAJ furnl After 6 pm: 692-1974 GMC 1966 815 Sierra Classic, ex- or best offer. 697-7768 35>13O35>1 0 CHEST. 4 draper wtih matching 3 $4.00. CaJ afler 5:30pm Fonts. 1964 program. Call Detxa. lure ©I aJ kinds, oriental rugs, com­ tended cab. V«, •ulomatic. Jump BMW. 1977, 63wf63*1., loaded, sunroof. draper dresser with 'm.nor. Bolh 525-0217 354-4191. plete estates, Immediate cash, con­ USE0 TIRES DOOGE RAM 196«, 250, M size MERCEDES 19«7 190E, Wue. I maple $ 150 for set Ca3: 474-6193 seats, loaded. 2 yea/ unlimited mile­ BBS. Bl«jpunkl stereo, fike pew. signments (or Feb auction. 647-2474 Fums (Dealer* Welcome) Repairs. age warranty remaining, new Eagle custom conversion, hJSy toaded, CO", warranty. $22,600 or bast orrery LIVING ROOM-sofa/chair-floral. 2 XEROX COPiER-2600-w!th suppOes. flrsl $3.350/b*sl. Morning 33«-«9«7 COCKTAIL BAR • 8(1 long, wood chaJrs it green. 2 oclogan tables. 2 22431 Plymouth Rd. Open 7 day* 8T*. $7000 Arm. 453-1174 maroon/gray. 33.000 mfles,^ top Dayi-244-9160 Eve*. 651-7932 exceflenl conditton. 6AM-6PM condition. $10,968. 476-5644 Bl/W, 1960,3201.60.000 mOes, fuHy grain lormica and 2 bar Hoots. larrps ExcoUenl cond. 453-7224 Oays 476-2355 or Eves.474-6607 MITSUBISHI CONQUEST, 19*7. $2WAIlorSpm 477-7143 738 Household Pets GM 6 FORD PICKUPS. Fid size and eoulpped. 2 sets of wheots.- MOVING, household a/tides, furni­ compact trucks. 10 to choose from. FOR0..1964 Universal CvilomUed Best olfer. CeJ 433-1657 17,000 ml, white wWi bwfi XEROX 1025 Photocopier lor sale. 3 AFGHAN PUPPIES. AKC, 6 weeks- MtHhltOt-Wanted varmr*- loaded - antf-tf*—srtarpt rtorleaiberjl CONTEMPORARY-sola 4 toveseat. ture, lawn equipment Everylhlna yr. .old machine In excellent coodi- old. champion bloodline. $150. «w «wiw» "-"iw good condition, rust color. $250 goes, best price. Evenings 941-1392 TOlTLaRTCHE «7.995 BMW 1964. S26e. silver, black ttorv Asking price $1,200. Al serious 543-7074 leather, sun roof. Executive car. TT Call after 5 30PM 683-8179 offers considered. For lurUw infor­ Knes Park Uncotn-Merpury MOVING SALE • Bedroom set, IMng AUTOS & TRUCKS CHEVY/SUBARU 453-2424 Exl. 400 $l2.000/besL£ves. 349-9305 Need mation 6 inspection please call AKC Oachshunds,- Sohnauzer* or Plymouth R4- *M We*l c4 «75- CONTEMPORY SOFA and 2 chairs, room sel. ohUdrens turrVlure, retrio- Rottweilers, home raised puppies. WANTED blue and mauve, wood 4 glass end eralor. 459-3877 Oebraat 43?-3400 DOOGE. 19*1, Work Van. 6 cylin­ CHEVY IMPALA,1965. ortginaj 327 , 5"'--. Guaranteed. Stud service, g/oom- TEMPO'S A eSCQRT'8 453>4600 der, automatic, very good corxMJon. block, an new pistons, cam & after*. tables Like new $625 (or all Ina, terms. Bob Albrech|: 622-9380 Alter 6:30pm 646,0453 NORTHVILLE MOVING SALE - R«- MAZDA LX. 1966 • Power sleerlng/ $249501 best offer. 622-1676 42.000 original mUes, many.extra LAT6 MdDEL 715 Computers brakes. Extended warranty. Excel­ parts. $2500. Serious inQuiries only. Irigerator. If e*zeL Beds, Irving room AKC LABRADOR Retriever Pups 7 CORVETTES. COUCH - Ighl gray, wool, soctlonal. furrvluie. Lawn oqulplmenr. and Bill Brown lent condition, $3850/ 464-6006 FORD CONVERSION Van. 1985. 455^7(3 AMSTRA0 PC, 612K RAM, dual wks. old. 2 black males, »200. each. New brakes, shook*, exhaust. $925 Coiiee table, black lornvca. more ' 348-2519 1 chocoiale lemaJe. $250. 669-9096 1982-1987 . $200 85)-13t8 drive. ¢40 capability, color monitor. NISSAN 1B«4 T>k*-up. 8T 8port 71,000 mfles. $6500. 474-7627 CORVETTE. 1984: Automaue, til. OVAL DINING table. « chaJrs. Includes mouse. 6 months old. $900, -USED CAftS- package with stWoot. exceoent leather, red, $9.98« Contact Brian 552-6853 BEAGLE • lemaJe. needs • good 35000 Ptymouth'Rd., Livonia COfKSllon. $2,4O0-Afler 6 6«1-«613 FORD 1985 VYindowvan. automatic, COUCH & 2 Chairs. aJgood condl- matcruig buftet. country French de­ home. Houscoroken & spayed. Rod- lu>i Ccxicn $225 Chairs. $60. sign. Pecan color, perfect.for smaU oeerdrM. XL package, low mileage, TAMAROFF BUICK' •at 655-0014 ATTENTION CPA'8 - Tax prepvers. ford area, 536-144« 522-0030 e/.cr, Alter 4pm. 335-7715 dirung room, excellent conojUon. I BUY GOOO RUNNING CARS RANGER XL, 19¾. V«. Cap, auto- trailer lowing. $7,000. 353-1300 'JACK CAULEY Cataite/4 761-9787 Nationwide, BJoc*: Computerlzel malle. ate. ExotDent condltlonl Sat.-Son. only. 981-4961 Computer geherale 4. print' 1040, BEAUTlfUL LAB/SHEPHEflD Pup­ 6 trucks. 1976-1963. CeJ ma befor# CORVETTE., 196« COMVEJ1T13LE- CHEVROLET COUNTRY p.ne tr>-.r.g room sat. you trade, ti pay you more. CeJ $5,700. 422-6369 1120(5). 1065. MI104O. Quick, error pies need good, kMng homes; $25. FORO. 1685. 1 ton Texas Cube Van. Low mBes. cassette. k>a ley pet. male, female, champion Nne. I NEED < 453-2424 Exi 400 CRX-Sk 1987 8tock 0P5545."Low 8MWS lo Jaguar'*. Starting at,. Mute w-.ne s'.em. 12 re<3 w.ne stent. TOOOLER & INFANTS day care Southfleid Rd . 424-7230 alter 5pm • • 421-365« 1 yr o-'er used $2S a stem m QUALITY AUTOMOBILES rnCes.'alr. sunroof Ask for Chrt* $1,400 equipment AM tor $100. • 535-7128 RANGER, 1965. 5 speed with over­ FORO. 196«, SoporWagon, 15 pas­ Call« leave message. 683-9477 COMMADORE 128 computer; 2 disk We sell wtth confidence, we buy with senger, wheel chair ktt. 32,000 JACK CAULEV CHEVY 455-0014 PAGE TOYOTA 352-6560 BOUViER Rescue, good dogs avail­ integrity. Please call Jefl Benson. drive. aJr.-As is • TRATkTlONA^ Love Seal 4 sota. drives, monitor, plus software. $650. able to responsible homes. Days, 421-2283 mUet. Very good conchtiOft. $ 11.900 DINETTE SET. rourvd Wood Formica like new condlion. $400. SX64 portable $360. 5pm. 354-540« 582-7011 DATSUN. 1982; good condition, 8AAB Juitx> 1(87. blue, loaded^ 881 -0200 ' Eves. 4 Sun. 681 -5652. RANGER. 1967. XLT. V-8. 5 speed, or'maks offer. Cal 478-0670. AMFM. new cKrich. looks great. must tell, extetlent condit^n, labia, chairs assembled"as a booth, 459-5161 WANTEO DEAD OR ALTVE seats 4. $75 641-8245 COMPUTER FAIR 4.FUEA-MARXET ^ CHAMPION CAT SHOW loaded, exceflont condition, 17,000. FORO. 1S87 E-250 Cargo Van Au­ $1350 Cal Mike. Eve.647^4164 $18.5O0.664-4990or 662-04 IS Sun . Jan. ?2, I0anv4pro. Holiday Car* and Truck* bed Iner, Leer Cap. $7,000. ." i Gkrtr 350 cats.Jan. 26. 29. Dearborn 24 Hour Service. From $5 lo $5000. tomatic air. low miles $9,795 HONDA CRX HF T987. new^tlres/ SAA8 1964 900 Turbo. 4 dopr DINING ROOM Oexel Tight waJnvt. 710 Misc. For Sale Inn. Uvorta West. 1-275 4 6 Mile. CeJ after 6pm , 455-9249 North Brothers Ford' 42l-"1376 Civic Center, 15801 Michigan Ave. f 335-7460 or Eyes../5«1-2630 brakes, air, exceflenl condition*'. sedan, has *8 option* including oval table. 3 leaves, 6 chairs s 2 Buy. Sell or Trade. borTt miss the Sat., 10-Spm.. Sun. 10-4pnv Adults p-ece txeaMrooi $1550 852-5018 Oakland County Bargains. Computer!, suppees 4 RANGER. 1968 XLT. Automatic til. F-150. 1987 Super Cab V-8. euio- 40.0OOmJ.$66O0/besl. 222M511 moorvoof, leather tnte/lor 6 graphic • $3. Seniors 4 Children $1. $1 off $7,995- equaTuer. C4.000 mfles. Perfect COM software, parts & booki. non com­ with ad. Info/nation. 941-0673 or mstlc power steering, .-power HON0A' CRX Si 196«. low mfles, OiNi'.G SQOM • Manogan/. Oouble DOUBLE 55 GALLON. Wood bum- mercial. Flea market UbWJ-120 North Brother* FoTd 421-1376 brakes, air. $11,995. OVOon. Mahogany wtth brown Interi­ ptcVsta lat'e 6 chairs. china catH- mg stove. $100 595-6701 We loaded, black, good condition. or. $7200. 693-2682 eacK Admission: $4; with this ad. SUBURBAN 196« Sierra. Red 4 North Brother* Ford 421-1376 $7,250. Calf after.6:30pm. 545^6431 nei ar-d t.j"e: $1400 852-5018 624-6043 $3. InformaUon: 313-276-0592 CHINESE SHAR-PEI, champion grey, loaded, low mileage, not 4 SCORPIO. 196«. Touring package, sired, champion dam. exceOtnt GMC 198«, Star craft RX. aJ options fiONDA CRX-Sl 1987 r Black on D.NI--C. flOOM SET - 1920s, solid ELECTRIC puppet show. $1,200 In­ MAC II - 40HD Laser Writer Pkrs. Buy • wheoldrtve. $17.900.- -476-0*87 plus posrtractlon. skylights. Escort tow mUes, factory -©ffiolel Cer,- i> $ cna.rs. table Also bench vested ExcoPenl for children, must quality and temperament, fiealtlY black, very clean Asking, $9500. $16,900. Less than 1 year Includes - color guaranteed. 397-1505. TOYOTA, 1982 88-5. 4x4. amlm. radar.^ev heal 4 phone. $14,400. After 4pm 655-0632 press 256-3227 sell. $250/olier Jeff 689-8763 monitor, software, many extras N 652-6568 Klnes Park UncoirvMercuy bucket seals, 5 speed, brushgua/d, 453-2424 EJCI. 400 DINING ROOM Sel - Oarx pine. 6 EXTENSIVE LAW LIBRARY - estate Original cost $12,000. Wis sen Mec CHOW Pups- AKC. 8 weeks old. 2 Cars! winch, bedttner. $2500. 421-6428 HONDA 1984 Accord LX - Loaded. II for $4950; Laser Writer $2500-. or males/2 females, black. OMC, 1987 Safari mini van. touring Exceflenl contfuon. $800 6 Uke Chans, hulct. 4 crvna. $750 of Plymouth altorney 453-7080 package, loaded. A-1 coodrtion. GM SUBARU GL 1965 - 4 door. 6 Call 626-0 788 both lor $6990. Aft or 4pm. 64«-5821 Alter 6pm: 477-209« All Makes TOYOTA 1987 - pfck up. 23,000 over toan. 422-6793 speed. Power looks A windows, am/ KITCHEN CABINETS 4 Slew* top, mSes, 4x4, air. extras. Exceflenl employos vehicle, under 20.000 COCKER SPANIEL - 9 mo. Old pure­ mBes. 691-1408 HONDA, 1964 Accord LX Automat­ fm stereo, air. 40,000 ml. ExosAen] DIN*lG ROOM Tab:e/6 chairs S«- remodeling, must sea Make reason­ ...Models condition, 642-7961 condition. »4,466. 645-919} K>nal Sola r*eutrar contompora/y able offer 553-2576 716 Commercial bred lemaie. Shots 4 wormed. $200., ic: air. tow m8es. $6,468. CaH: 465-6466 PLYMOUTH - 1956 vuysger LE. air. Both Excelleril' Acer 6pm 555-1218 And Years TRUCKS BIG 8ELECTK>N cruise. UTt. power windows, doors. TAMAROFF BUICK SUBARU 1941- 6 cylinder. sUoJQ TAN.w;NG BED. MTI. madam Industrial Equip. Ranger*. 6 FuB Siza heat, good condition, HOe rust/. OREXEt ocisgoo table. 4 chairs Sweden 38 KghJ bulbs. Zero burn­ DALMATIAN AKC pups, ready tor very good condition. 45.000 mBes. S53-1300 Brt Brown Ford $94*07best. Eves. 420-9078 $200. or best Afler 6pm; 349-23« I Orvng room iable/4 cnairs 4 serv­ ing ray. 3 years old. like newt Ask for COMPLETE BEAUTY 8aJon set-up. good homes. JACK CAULEY 522-0030 10 comb out stations. 6 shampoo Call Joyce. 729-3353 HOH0A. 1984 PtehxJe Low mBes, ing carl Pr

i; a (: • AFFORDABLE l-l I 1 (T ' USED CARS I.' iiioiiti^ r - PHONE 721-6560 PHONE 721-5020 1984 DOpQE DAYTONA TURBO Z 6 speed, air. cassette, power ever- • • waQR SPECIAL PURCHASE ythlng and leather. Low miles. Only-**vVO 1 i9tt TAURUS GU, SABLE QSi 4 DOORS, WAGONS 1983 ESCORT 4 DOOR 24 to choose from,' aU V-6s, automatic overdrive -transmission*, air, stereo, Automatic, air, stereo, rear '07Q5 tilt wheel, cruise control and math . ' defroster, low miles & clean. Only £,I9*> more. Good color, selection - 60 rrtonth financing plus low Interest rate 1986 TEMPO - Balance of FOMOCO 6 year 60.000 ^QOOQ 2 door, 5 speed, air, stereo. Low miles Power Train Available. ^ -Frpm^uoOO miles. CALL 721-6560 1979 MERCURY MARQUIS 1985 FORD XLT CAPTAIN CLUB WAGON, 2 door,, V-ff. automatic, air, only ,302 V-8, automatic overdrive, air, 69-.000 actual mlle3. power steering and brakes, tilt, 1984 TEMPO 2 DOOR QL Automatic,- air, stereo, tilt wheel, ,«nAE crulso, 4 captain chairs plus bench »07Aft cruise control, low miles, like new. Only *3995

1988 TAURUS LX 4 DOOR 1983 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX 3.8 V-6, fully equipped, low 10,000 4door,V-8 engine, automatic tylQQC miles, showroom clean. »10,588 CALL 721-6560 & power everything.. Only **990 1985 PONTIAC FIER<> 1968 LINCOLN TOWN CARS .5 speed, stereo. . Only »3495 3 to choose, 8,000. 9,000 and 11,000 miles, white dove, grey leather. From »16,800 1984 THUNDERBIRD V-6 engine, automatic, air. stereo cassette, tilt wheel, cruise control, COUNTY DUMP TRUCKS power windows & locks. Dandum axles, 10 yard, 2 to choose. Runs great. •5900 1984 EXP 6-speed, air, stereo cassette, runs 1988 8C0RPI0 good. 5 to choose from, both with Tour­ 1986 E8CORT STATION WAGON ney package. Low Mileage. Automatic, power steering & 8ale Price From $ 15,88 8 brakes, stereo cassette, roof rack. *3495

1986 FULL 8IZE0 BRONCO 1984 PLYMOUTH RELIANT K 351. V-8, automatic, air conditioning, 4 door, automatic, air, stereo, S 4 QQ K stereo, till & cruise. Extra Clean. Black '10,995 excellent transportation, "J 105JO with red Interior.

1988 THUNDERBIRD TRUCKS Automatic, air. lilt, cruise. From »9888 1983 GMC CONVERSION VAN V-8, automatic, air, stereo, cepta 1988 MARK VII ins chairs, bed, loaded! Showroom New. LOADEOI »19,988 1984 FORD F-150 SUPER CAB 6 cylinder, automatic, air, cruise control, dual tanks, fiberglass 1988 MU8TANQ CONVERTIBLE cap, running boards. Automatic, air, power steering and brakes and much more. 5000 eclual 1

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ByMaryBodrlque quick schemes and Is more apt to staff writer look for a healthier lifestyle. Things tike health club memberships, aero­ •"The last piece of chocolate mousse bics classes,' home exercise videos raspberry torte Is a fading memory and.equipment and a nutritionally •S packed a way;' with the holiday balanced diet that; includes foods decorations. from the basic four groups are gain­ *; Unfortunately, Its storage place is ing prominence; ' your waistline and its a stubborn :•; McDonough's Nutritek, for, in­ tenant. As sure as winter sets in, the stance, gives clients a computerized desire to get back into shape gnaws nutritions) analysis based on urine at a great many folks who know and blood tests. The profile Is placed ¥|h|teve gone overboard during the . fa ohe.of 28 categories, which helps '^Udays. the client learn about his. metabo- :-• "January through June Is always ' lism. the busiest'-time of year-for health clubs and diet programs," said Kim "WE COUNSEL on how to eat, McDonougb,. nutritional; counselor what to stay away from, things like for Nutritek, a Livonia-based weight high-sodium, high-fat foods and sug­ control program.' - ar," she said. "Sugar Is the biggest '"The new years resolutions last. problem today, The body craves it -from January through March, then like a drug, but the longer you stay the desire to look good for summer off It, the less you want it" kicks in through the spring." McDonough said cooking food .,- Aside from talk-show queen Oprah yourself) Instead of relying on fast- . Winfrey's highly, publicized melt­ food, canned goods (generally high In down of ing." *-"l don't think any of the fad diets are effective unless under the super­ HEALTH CLUBS are a good thing, . vision of a doctor," he said. "At Brooks said, because trained staff' yrprse, some may cause harm, caus­ are on hand to oversee the workout ing serious disturbances of metabo­ program. - lism. Some may hot be applicable "Exercise should start early in life" for diabetics, those with hyperten­ and continue all through life. Like sion, or even the general popula­ diet, to begin an exercise program tion." ^ : depends on a person's age, physical ;-Oprah Winfrey's Optlfast liquid condition and previous level of activ­ .ifret clearly isn't for everyone. ity." V : Although people • tend. to think .::."ONE WOULDN'T ask a neighbor more of exercise in the winter jipw to treat an illness," Brooks saldf ' months, Brooks cautions against £ Those victims of the holiday sweet being a periodic exerciser. tooth who are looking to shed just a few pounds probably don't need to "Do it on a consistent bails," he •jiee a doctor, Brooks added, v said. "To go on one annual exercise ;x"Most times they can just use dis­ binge makes as much sense as cipline and commpn sense." splurging on a shopping spree and ^likewise, exercise should be; ad- . spending more than you have." Warp Factor Karlos Barney" Luxembourg: It's small,

By Iris Sander ton Jonea other countries. Past, Inexpensive train service contributing travel editor takes you to the rest of the continent. If you are based in Luxembourg City, the Q. My hatband is going to Luxembourg on capital, you will be 152 miles from Frankfurt;. business in May. Hit air fare li paid and my 202 miles from Paris; 285 miles from Amster­ Dad offered to pay mine because he fought In dam and 360 miles from London. That is like Luxembourg in 1944, and be wants me to see driving to Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Traverse It. We've been saving for • two»week vacation City or Sault St. Marie respectively. V • In Europe this year or next, bit this way my husband would be working the first week, and Most Luxembourgers speak English and we'd 'only nave one more week for the rest of they love Americans, because U.S. servicemen Europe, Should I go or hang in there for my like your father rescued them from the Ger­ dream vacation? mans during World War II. They ca^it the A: Go. Tomorrow never comes, especially Battle of the Ardennes; we call it the Battle of one that offers two free air fares. The weather the Bulge. There are bronze and stone memori­ is good and the tourist crowds less In May than als all over the duchy, In summer. :-.'-\: YouVan take motor coach tours, or drive If I had to pick one country as ajhome base your own car. A typical one-week tow of Lux­ for a European trip, I'd pick Luxembourg/It embourg would take you around to Luxem­ isn't much bigger than the trl-county area bourg City, founded by the House of Luxem­ around Detroit, but it is Europe in miniature bourg in the 10th century, the vineyard* alee* — sidewalk cafes, mountain villages, vine­ the Moselle River, the mountain village* of the yards; ancient castles, the works. Ardennes In the north, especially the glorious The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, with medieval castle at Viandea. and many small 4,00,000 people, led by the Grand Duke Jean, is vHlaget with historic chwrhes, town square* 50 by 35 milee and is bordered by Germany, and sidewalk cafes. •; •...-•• Beeldee being atyllah, Ri(«y'«t alitor ahoe* virtually France and Belgium in the heart of western i u-i , . Caeca** of flow** greet vlattora to'Hit ^»a©* Guaranteed him apace on the crowded eubwey. Europe. Car rentals are lets expensive than In PleeeeturntoPao** QuWewme." i .¾. m - (•' I

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* •"•!''. Our New "Year's Resolution is to .}.^ : present more in-depth, coverage of I new releases and spend less time on the movies •:•;.-• '• what's "Still Playing.*' So, here it is with this-week's average reaching * for a 4.0. Dan "< RECENT RELEASES: Greenberg "Mississippi Burning" (A+) (R) . ISO minutes. , . Grading the movies This vivid, searing movie will re- ". •; • verberate in your mind long after A+ Top marks • sure to please the debate about its accuracy sub­ sides. While history needs to be A Close behind-excellent treated with care and precision, this is a political film whose statement A* Still In running for lop honors about human greed, fear and cruelty Pretty good stuff, not perfect is its most significant attribute. B+ Based on events in Mississippi in B Good 1964 after the murder of three young civil rights workers -r Schwerner, B- Good but notable deficiencies Goodman and Chaney — "Mississip­ pi Burning" centers on the dynamic C4 Just a cut above average interrelationship of FBI Agents Ward (Willem Dafoe) and Anderson C Mediocre (Gene Hackman) with the Inhabit­ ants of- the small Southern town c- Not so hot and slipping fast where the three civil rights workers D+ The very best of the poor stuff disappeared. ^ The locale is small, but photo- D 'Poor * graphed with great emotion by Peter Blzlou as are the weathered faces of r> It doesn't get much worse the little people who live there. But the issues shake the earth and force F Truly awful 11 4... every viewer to^ame to grips with Reserved for the coiossally bad FBI agent Alan Ward (William Dafoe) makes a point to with fel­ appearance of three civil rights workers in a small Mississippi, his or her own attitudes about people z * low agent Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman) in Orion Pictures' town. whoareitifferent. A • * No advanced screening . recent release, "Mississippi Burning," the story of the 1964 dis­ MakeW mistake about it, that's an unpj^asant.subject gnd the film "Cocoon; The Return" (B-) PG 115 min­ past. - never shies away from these graph­ Spinotti ivlth an excellent original even told you about corruption In host Alan Berg. utes. Sentimental rerun with the old gang "Land Before Time" (A) (G) 75 min, . ic, violent and bitter truths that have score by Georges Delenie, "Beach­ high places and a serial killer. If nothing else, and there's a lot back to save a cocoon-being. utes. Touching story of a group of youbg cast a pall Over so much of Ameri­ es" is a visual and aural feast. But There's no^point in explaining be­ more. "Talk Radio" demonstrates "Crowing Delaacy" (A) (PG) 95 min­ dinosaurs. Excellent animation.' • '•• can history. above all, the acting of Midler and cause it's thb same old story — just the talent df Bogoslan — a name utes. A liberated young New York gal, "My Stepmother h an Allen" (Bt^ "Beaches" (A+) (PG-13) 120 min­ Hershey, supported by John Heard, told so well that it's fun except for that soon will be a lot more familiar but grandma's got old world Ideas. (PG-13) 108 minutes. When extra-terros.C utes. Spalding Gray and Lainie Kazan, an unfortunate and unnecessary ra­ than it is now. Reviewed by Kim trial Kim Basinger touches down, tlus' * Bette Midler at her best, singing, among others, makes this film supe­ cial comment at the end. ^ Brown. . "A Cry In the Dark" (C+) (PG-13) 120 comedy takes off. clowning (even acting) and tearing rior. "Talk Radio" (B) (R) 110 minutes. If all those films don't keep you minutes. True, but uncredibly told story "Mystic Plira" (A) (R) 102 minutes at your heartstrings with the help of "The January Man" (B) (R) 95 Barry Champlain (Eric Bogoslan), off the street, there's few more re­ of mother falsely accused of murdering Warm comedy about three young women, a superb supporting cast. minutes. ••a talk-show host who keeps his lis­ leases this week, albeit they don't her own child. working in a.pizza restaurant. :.; C.C. Bloom rBette Midfer) and Hil­ This; trite detective story is so teners attention by offending and at- help the class average. "Dirty Rotten Scoundrcli"..03+) (PG).. lary Whitney Essex (Barbara Her- slick that no One"wuTmucn raiffdlBe TackihgTheirr-bettets; is on the way "Cameron's Closet" was an­ 100 minutes. Super-slick con men on the "Naked Gnn^b)-{P^44>^minut«s^- shey) meel on the beach at Atlantic cliches and the bombastic acting, up. Director Oliver Stone ("Platoon") nounced with nothing more than a Riverla are lots of fun. Overly broad farce never gets off the > City at ageXll. The Blooms are from particularly by New York Mayor successfully builds the same tensions title, while "Deepatar Six" is an R- "Ernest Saves Christmas" (C+) PG. ground floor of the police squad room. ...•" "Oliver and Company" (A) (G) 70* min-:: the BrooVand the Essexes are San Flynn {Rod Stelger). It's fun to watch in his audience that Barry does In rated epic about underwater aliens. Jim Varney Is "Ernest." KnowhaUmean1(f Francisco's finest.. Despite the gap, him shout at Polfce Captain Alcoa his. If that doesn't turn you on or off, Veme? utes. Disney animation at its best. the girls click and begin a friendship (Danny

AFTERNOON FILM THEATER, De­ Jan. 23 and 25, 8 p.m. Jan. 24 and 9:15 cials finished plans for the extermination;" troit Institute of Arts, Detroit Call 832- pjn. Jan. 26. Errol Morris' stunning docu­ of the Jews. Directed. _witb_.awesome 2730 for information. mentary about a man unjustly convicted finesse by Heinz Schirk. 'Liaisons:' A powerful tale "Such Is Life" (1929), r pm. -Jan. 17-22 of murder is like a "60 Minutes" episode "Black Narcissus" (1947), 7 pm Jan^ Social realist film about a Czech washer­ made in heaven. 20, Mediatrics Auditorium, Angell Hallj-- By Ann* 8harp cal aspects of the story (either the ized misfit, presentable, yet out of woman's struggle to survive. Directed by "Polyester" (1981), 9 p.m. Jan. 23. The with "Bitter Tea of General Yen" (1933X • special writer print I saw was censored, or the film place In his powdered wig and lace Carl Junghans. Double feature with morally ambiguous John Water's first at 9 p.m. The former is based on Rumer is even less explicit than the stage fichu, prowling the elegant drawing "Brothers" (1929), Werner Hochbaum's film for halfway nice people, this Is the Godden's novel about a group of Roman,;. "Dangerous Liaisons" is a tale two version.) ' rooms and boudoirs like a starving docudrama about a workers' uprising In tender tale of Franclne, a Baltimore Catholic nuns whose attempt to found a - centuries old, but it's as timely as Working with a largely American cheetahr Hamburg in the late 1800s.. housewife more sinned against than sinn­ mission In the Himalayas Is scotched by- yesterday's surgeon general's report. cast, the British Frears wisely made Glenn Close also seemed oddly J'The White Hell of Pit* Palu" (19290,1 ing. Mother Nature. The later Is a Franks It's a powerful, perversely enter­ no attempt to get his actors Jo as­ cast as Merteull. She looks so much p.m. Jan. 24-29. Drama about a perilous "The Moderns" (1988), 9 p.m. Jan. 25. Capra melodrama about an American taining, cautionary tale about what sume accents or put on 18th century older than Malkovlch, more like his mountain climbing expedition. Directed Satirical tale about love among the art­ woman's forbidden love for a Chinese..^ happens to people who try to use manners. The result Is a relaxed, mother than his lover. But this is a by Arnold Fanck, with Lenl Riefenstahl ists, set In Paris during the 1920s. Direct­ warlord, -'*-•• love and sex as play toys. And what natural bit of ensemble acting. brilliant Freudian move on Frears' and Gustav Diessel.. ed by Alan Rudolph, with Keith Carra- happens, needless to say, isn't pretty. It seemed a little perverse of part; it explains her Irresistible hold dine. "Dead Singers" (1988), Ann ArboY" Stephen Frear's film is an adapta­ 'Frears to use John Malkovlch as his on him. DETROIT FILM THEATER, Detroit "The Barefoot Contessa'.' (1964),-7 pm Film Cooperative, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Ja^."1 tion of Christopher Hampton's re­ Valmont. Malkovlch has always They say Michelle Pfelfferhad Institute of Arts, Detroit. Call 832-2730 Jan. 26. Heartbreak and glamour mingle 20, Modern Language Building 3. Superb cent Btage hit, "Les,Liaisons Dan- seemed to me to possess the erotic something going with John on the set for Information. In this story ofa poor girl who achieves David Cronenberg thriller about identical-.* gereuses," which in (urn is based on appeal of a plerogl, and one would of this. one. Ick, Michelle! But she "Pelle the Conqueror" (1987), 7 and 10 Hollywood stardom, but can't find happi­ twin gynecologists (played by JeremyU a notorious 18th century novel by think he's too wrifd looking to con­ does turn In a radiant performance p.m. Jan. 20-21 and S and 8 p.m. Jan. 22. ness. Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewlcz, Irons) whose unhealthy interdependence.. Cboderlos de Laclos. vincingly play the charming seducer. as Tourvel, the delicate personifica­ Rich, satisfying epic about a small boy . with Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner. leads-to drug addiction, madness and" , Laclos' story concerns two jaded But,-by God, he pulls it offl tion of goodness in "Liaisons' " evil whose Intelligence and decency enable ''Metropolis" (1926), 6:30 p.m. Jan.J&_ murder. him to survive In an unjust world. Max aristocrats, the Marquise de Mer­ HIS-VALMONT is a half-social­ universe. ( FrlU Lang's silent science fiction classic * teull and the Vicomte de Valmont. Von Sydow gives a funny, touchlng^per* about a sinister totalitarian state, ruled "David Copperfield" (1935) and "A^ like-their contemporary, the Mar­ formance-as (he boy's weak-wltted^a; by an evil genius. This showing will fea­ Midsummer's Night Dream" (1935). Cinf) quis de Side, Merteull and Valmont ther. ture a live performance of music origi­ ma Guild, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Jan. 20, Lan­ are sexual psychopaths who .take MICHIGAN THEATER, 603 E. Uber- nally written to accompany the film, per- guage Building 4. The former Is a quaint* pleasure in abusing and degrading ..Jy..AnnArbor._Cajn668-MM^ formed by organist John Lauler. version of Dlcken's classic, directed by-' others^ the target of" thefic violence/,V .George Cukor, with Freddy Bartholo­ tlon. REDFORD THEATER, Redford. ail however, irjiot the bodies of their "We the Living" (1942), 6:30 p.m. Jan. mew, W^.C. Fields and Roland Young. The victims, but their emotions. ' - 537-U33 for information. latter is a Hollywoodlzatlon of Shake­ 16. 7:80 p.m. Jan. 17, 8:50 p.m. Jan. 18, 9 "Guys and Dolls" (1955), organ over­ (For a giggle, these monsters make p.m. Jan. 19, 7 p.m. Jan. 20 and 9 p.m. speare's comedy,' featuring a most re» ,a wager. Valmont will seduce the In­ ture at 7:30 p.m., and-film at 8 p.m. Jan. markable cast, Including James Cagney,.;, Jan. 21. Recently unearthed Italian ver­ 20-21. Film adaptation of mu­ nocent 15-year-old fiancee of Mer- sion of Ayn Rand 8 novel about,sex, pow­ Joe E.Brown and Mickey Rooney. ,*;'J feull's ex-lover and also lure the vjr- sical about cute hoods, gamblersland Sal­ "Rope"' (1948), Alternative Action','" er and all that object!vist jau. vation Army babes In New York City. tjious Madame de Tourvel info an "Desperate Living" (1977), 9:30 p.m. 7:30. 9:^0 and 10:30 p.mv Jah. 20. Natural" adulterous liaison. As his reward, With Frank Sinatra, Jean Simmons and Science Building. Two'cocky murderer^, Jan. 16. John Waters glam-shock comedy that versatile song-and-dance man Mar­ Merteull will renew her affair with about a suburban housewife turned out­ try to pull off the perfect crime, but JlnV "( him. • ' ; , ••.;;. • lon Brando. my Stewart finds them out. This Is the"" law. 0 "Fountalnhead" (1949), 6:45 p.m. J Several adaptations of "Liaisons revolutionary terrorist. admission Is $5) and Sydney Grcenstrcct with director,., have been made before Hampton's;, "Dr. Strangelove" (1984), 10 p.m. Jan. "A Winter Tan" (1988). Controversial John Huston for a rousing bit of WWIJ,;; and it's no wonder. It's a great,; 20. Stanley Kubrlck'i black comedy film, based on a true story, about a New propaganda about the war In the Pacific.-* twitted tale of epic villainy like... about a deranged general who starts York Intellectual whose "vacation for Tho latter, also directed by John Huston,-.* "8ween«y Todd." Watching* the/ World War III may be the best film ever feminism" takes her on a sexual tour of In which Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Ba,- unspeakable actions of Merteull and made about'nuclear war. It's certainly Mexico. call and Edward G. Robinson stage ^.\ Valmont, you get the urge to hiss and the funniest. With Peter Sellers, George memorable battle of the tough guys,;; cheer it tne same time. . C. Scott and Slim Pickens. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN while holed up In a small Florida hotel. <*>n Stephen Frears is a director who ARBOR: A select listing of showings by "Gorillas In the MUt" (1988), 6:45 p.m. - tends toward the lewd C'S*mmy_a,rKL_ Jan. 11. Bland bloplc about the.life and_ campus film societies. * "In the Realm of the Senses," Cinema': ,! Roaie" and "Prick Up Your Ears"). mysterious death of gorilla expert Dian "TnT'Wannsee Conference" (1983), 7 1, 7 and 9:16 pm Jan. 21, Modern Left" Interestingly, however, he plays up • Qltnn Clote, John Malkovlch and Michelle Pfelffer star In Fossey. Directed by Michael Aptcd, with and 8:45 p.m. Jan. 17. Hill Street Cinema. guage Building. Naglsa Oshlma's notori- the psychological rather that biologl-' .'-'Dangerous Llattorji." Slgourney Weaver. 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• THE DIFFERENCE • FUNHOU8E The Difference will perform on Mon­ Funhouse will perform on Saturday, day, Jan. 16, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Jan. 21, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Ann Arbor. For more Information, call Canlff, off 1-75. For more information, 996-2747. call 365-9760. .

• BIQ BOX OF NINES • 6UN ME88ENQER8 Big Box of Nines will perform lonight Sun Messengers will perform on Fri­ at The Blind Pig, 208 S. First St., Ann day and Saturday, Jan. 20-21. at Rick's Arbor. For more Information, call 996- Cafe, 611 Cburcn, Ann Arbor. For more •8555. information, call 996-2747. O SEE DICK BUN • WALK THE DOOM A See Dick Run will perform on Satur­ Walk the Dogma will perform oh Tues­ day, Jan. 21, at Ull's 21. 2930 Jacob, near day, Jan. 17, at The Blind Pig, 208 S Jos. Campau, Hamtramck For more in­ First St.. Ann Arbor. For more informa- formation, call 875-6555- • tion, call 996-8555. 0 SOCIAL FABRIC • FLOCK OF 8EAQULL8 Social Fabric will perform along with A Flock of Seagulls, will'perform on special guests, Killer Tomatoes, on Satur­ Wednesday, Jan. 18. at Blondie's, 21139 day. Jan. 21, at Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 W. Seven Mile, east of Telegraph. De­ Caniff. off Jos Campau, Hamtramck. troit" For more information, caJ4- 535- For more information,,call 872-8934 8108. 6 HOLYCOW8 • ROMANCE The Holy Cows will perform on Mon­ Romance will perform on Wednesday day, Jan 23, at The Blind Pig, 208 S. through Saturday, Jan. 18-21, at Jaggers. First St., Ann Arbor. For more informa­ 3481 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac. For tion, call 996-8555. more Information, call 681-1700. • O.J. CHENIER O MISSION IMPOSSIBLE C.J. Chenier is C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisi­ Mission Impossible will perform on trying to carry ana Band will perform on Wednesday, Monday, Jan. 23, at Rick's Cafe, 611 oh the legacy Jan. 18, at The Blind Pig. 208 S. First St., Church, Ann Arbor. For more informa­ his father left Ann Arbor. For more information, call tion, call 996-2747 behind with 996-8555. O WIPERS The Wipers will perform on Tuesday, The Red Hot • K1N8EY REPORT Jan. 24, at The Blind Pig, 208 S. First St., Louisiana Big Daddy Klnsey and the Kinsey Re­ Ann Arbor. For more information, call Band. port will perform on Thursday, Jan. 18, 996-8555. at.Rick's-Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For more information, call 996-2747. • BIG. BOX O'NINES Big Box O' Nines will perform on Tues­ O IODINE RAINCOAT8 day, Jan. 24, at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church. The Iodine Raincoats will perform on Ann Arbor. For more information, call Thursday, Jan. 19. at The Blind Pig. 208 996-2747. S. First St., Ann Arbor. For more infor­ Like father like . . . mation, call 996-8555. • ROMANCE Romance will perform on Wednesday, • C1VIUAN8 Jan. 25, at Jaggers, 3481 Elizabeth Lake The Civilians will perform on Friday, Road, Pontiac. For more Information, C.J. Chenier carries on legacy of King of Zydeco Jan. 20, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 call 681-1700. Canlff, off 1-75. For more information, • CHISEL BR08. By Larry O'Connor Buckwheat Zydeco has helped bring He took up the saxophone and, at REVIEWS OF recent performanc­ caU 365-9760. The Chisel Bros, will perform on staff writer the music out of the bars of the Bay­ 16, was performing in a top-40 band. es have indicated the spirit of zydeco Wednesday, Jan. 25, at Rick's Cafe, 611 \ ou and into the'mainstream. Even a Then his,i§4ler called out of the blue is still there. But, as one reviewer • WILD W00DY8 Church, Ann Arbor. For more Informa­ well-known brand of beer uses zyde­ The Wild Woodys will perform on Fri­ tion, call 996-2747. Zydeco doesn't operateintIntee EBritis h and asked hftm to join his band in pointed out, C.J. Chenier strays day and Saturday, Jan. 20-21, at Griffs royalty. The cron isn't handed co to sell its suds. Bridge Cit/ away from the French-language- Grill, 49 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. For more • HERRAZZ 0 down — only the accordion. Clifton Chenier never lived to see Green as arv 1^-hole golf course, spngs his father made famous. information, call 334-9292. C.J. CHenTer slowly learned to play Herrazz and Vibratory •Sound will per- The undisputed King of Zydeco it. He died in December 1987, per­ The reason for that is C.J. Chenier form an all-ages show on Wednesday, the music his father patented. Even­ • PA88ION NOUVEAU music was Clifton Chenier. No one forming until then in spite of a leg grew up in Texas and is not fluent in Jan. 25. at The Blind Pig. 208 S. First St., tually, he learned how to play the ac­ Passion Nouveau will perform on Fri­ realizes that more than his son, C.J. amputation and continual kidney di­ the Creole language spoken in Loui­ Ann Arbor. For more information, call > cordion and began fronting the band day, Jan. 20, at LUi's 21.2930 Jacob, near Chenier, who nonetheless is trying to alysis. siana. 996-8555. carry on the legacy his father left as Clifton Chenier grew more ill. Jos. Campau, Hamtramck. For more in­ formation, call 875-6555. with The Red Hot Louisiana Band. C.J. CHENIER took over as leader "He gave me a lot of pointers — "That guy also wrote that 1 didn't C.J. Chenier - proudly plays the of the Red Hot Louisiana Band. how to do this and how to do that," play any blues," said Chenier, recall­ • BEFORE OR AFTER same accordion with the name "Clif^j Chenier didn't really get to know his C.J. Chenier said. "It all helped.-It ing .ths review that'appeared in a Before or After wilJL perform with spe­ ton Chenier" inscribed on it. He has made my transformation to the ae- San Diego newspaper. "Before the cials guests, The Happy Deathmen and father too well until he later joined Plasma Bats, on Friday, Jan. 20, at Pay­ ^worked -with Clifton Chenier, he's The Red Hot Louisiana BandrHe did -Gordionmuch easier. Lknow a lot of show, someone tojd'me that they re­ played Clifton Chenier. But C.J. what to do on stage from just watch­ ally wanted to hear zydeco tonight. check's, 2932 Caniff, off Jos. Campau, *4 know of the passion his dad had for Hamtramck. For more Information, call Ftereyjrere (are lth e top 10 tongs receiving air­ Chenier knows he's no Clifton Chen­ the music. ing him perform." So, the one night I don't play any 872-8934. ier. On stage, C.J. Chenier and The blues, there's somebody who wants play on WAYN-AM, the campus station "I wish he would have lived to see at Wayne State University. Yet the comparisons between fa­ what zydeco has become today," Red Hot Louisiana Band stay a to hear the blues. • HEARTBEAT ther and son persist. steady course on the music his father Heartbeat will perform on Friday and l."Kissabllity." Sonic Yofltk .'* Chenier said. "He used to think pec- ' "I know I can play the blues. My -"It has Its up3 and downs," said pie took the music for granted." played. The band has two guitarists, Saturday, Jan. 20-21, at Jameson's, 1812 2. "Cult of Personality," living Colour. "u Chenier, who will perform Wednes­ Selwyn Cooper and Harry Hypollte, dad could play the blues. It's in me, N. Main, Royal Oak- For more In/orma- ». "Freddie'* De»d," Fbkbotte. too." tion/call 547-6470. day at The Blind Pig In Ann Arbor, C.J. Chenier didn't fully appreci­ along with bass player Wayne Burns 4.'Today Is Summer," Junk Monkey. : "but It's nothing I can't deal with." ate zydeco until ne started listening and drummer Joseph Edwards. • TRINIDAD TRIPOLI 5. "Dog Meat," Radon AcM. •> Zydeco music, a merry brand of to his father when he Was older. Arthritis and the grind of Jraveling C.J. Chenier and The Red Hot Louisiana Band wiU perform Tfie Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band will 6, 'Tm ia Adult Now," Pursail of Happl-" dance melodies originating from the Childboodjriends in his hometown of led C.J. Chenler's uncle and'longtime perform on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20- nes*. Port Author, Tex., used to make fun Wednesday at The Blind Pig, 208 underbelly of Louisiana, is dealing band member, Cleveland Chenier, to 21, at The Blind Pig, 208 S: First StrAnn- -7t- "High Expectations," Inside OuU ~ with a great deal of notoriety of late. of zydeco. They would call.it "chan- . retire as the group's rubboard play­ S. First St., Ann Arbor. For more Arbor. For more Information, call 996- information, call 996-8555. 8." Wrong Again," All. " The succe'" Chenier and ky-chank" music. er. 8555. 9. "Punk Rock Girt," Dead Milkmen. ••* 7 10. "I Hate Love," Karen Monster. 'Showcase showcases best of Detroit sound COUNTRY By Larry O'Connor host. He said the -program is de­ At least that appeared to be the case Records (Jan. 29). "Contamination and Corrosion," staff writer signed to highlight the best of what on the premiere show. . Ciaravino got the idea for a local hosted by Rick Anderson on WORB- Here are the top 10 songs receiving air­ Detroit has to offer, covering most A blues number, "Detroit Play­ music show a few months ago. He's FM, also feature Detroit bands. play on WWWW-FM. "Hello, Mr. Rock'n'roll, meet Mr. of the musical spectrum. boy" by Harmonica Shah, fit right in quite familiar with the East Side De­ "THERE ARE some..local rock Blues, Mr. Blues, let me Introduce - Although the elements of his show with a song, "In a Lifetime" by the troit rock scene. He thought a radio shows, but this is a local variety 1. "Deeper Than the Roller," Randy you to Mr. Jazz. Where you from? are diverse, Ciaravino believes one Stingrays. Also, the host provides^ show can only expand local music. show," Ciarivlno said. "We cov

s\V --4D**-—- ' OStE , Monday. January 16,.1989 • V * i. •p- street seen STREET WISE sary. To reserve a spot, call 652-' For ticket information call 893- size skiing as a fitness sport, teach­ It's a secret 6066. KICK or write Express Soccer at the ing women exercises that help pre­ Charlene Oh, by the way. Don't be late for State" Fair, Michigan -State Fair­ vent Injuriea^on the slopes, and en- Twenty young wizards of the fu­ the class or. . . "poof," you'll miss grounds, Detroit 48203. i^ancjtfgskiing[skills. Good nutrition, Mitchell ture will be inducted into the darkest the magic. including hlgh-eneVgy, low-calorie secreta of the conjuring, better menus, will be a part of the pro­ .' StreetSceiie repqrtejCh^rl^'.'Mi^heUJs' alivaysidoking '• — for the unusual and pie unique: She welcqinis comments'and {•: known as'the magical arts, at Half­ gram. suggestions frotp readers and entrepreneurs, tyrite her_in - way Down the Stairs Bookstore in- It's a goal Ladles only The cost is $210 (double occupan­ care of this newspaper 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 49150,.of- Rochester Saturday. • cy), or $240 (single occupancy) for CaU 591-2300, Ext 313 ."••v- \ • Magician. Bernie Stevens will be at Soccer Is coming to the Michigan two nights' lodging, two daily lift/ the bookstore, 114 E. Fourth St., at State Fairgrounds Coliseum at The men have to stay home for trail'passes, a Wednesday welcome 11 a.m; to teach a 30-minute class to , Woodward and Eight Ml)e Road in this one — the third annual women's reception and . dinner, continental, youngsters ages^B to 11 feats of pres­ Detroit in an International way.. ski seminar at the Hidden Valley Re- breakfast, lunch and dinner on tidigitation. ^ After four warmup games, the ' s,ort In Gaylord. Thursday, continental breakfast and . The youngsters will learn how to Mighlgan Express; an elite, team of Two two-day seminars are being lunch on Friday and two days of in­ make objects agpear and vanish, outstanding college and regional offered Jan. 18-20 and Feb. 15-17. struction. how to Imbue life into inanimate ob­ soccer players, coached by former They are designed specifically ,to Or. you can find your own place to *'- jects, how to defy the laws of gravi­ Detroit Express coach KJaas Do teach women how to ski or to refine stay ana pay $148 per person for two ty, learn the "con games" ot the Boer, will tangle,with the Moscow a' woman'a skiing skills without the dally lift/trail passes, lunch on street hustlers of New York City, Locomotive, one of Russia's top first self-consciousness often associated Thursday and Friday ahd two days learn to pass solid objects 'through division teams. with co-ed classes. of instruction. one another and how to create a bal­ The kickoff will be at fl p.m. Fri­ Class size is limited to six to eight For more information, call Peg loon sculpture.' day, Jan. 27. Tickets cost $12 for re­ women; video taping will be offered, Herrlck at (517) 772-3651, Jane Car- The class is free, but due to limit­ served seating and $8 for general ad­ as part of the program. lin at 682-6283, or Hidden Valley Re­ ed-space, reservations are neces­ mission. This year's seminars will empha­ sort at (517) 732-5181.

Revive dull, lifelett jewelry inexpensively at home with Dieters shun fads to shed weight • new non-toxic formula that plates and replatet pure goW over gold, goldplate, sterling silver,.iilverpjate, Continued from Page 1 like boredom, stress andhablt, as op­ association. In addition, more than . VISITORS to California Toning of nickel, brass, copper arid bronze. By a^p*tentec» pro- planning and shopping accordingly. posed to seeking simple solutions. 50 percent of all adult Americans Plymouth, get a complimentary cess of molecular plating, the 24K gold liquid works Another diet tip she offers Is are overweight and 55 percent have workdut of four minutes on each of with the natural electromotive forces within the metals .drinking water to equal one third of "WE WORK through hospitals and elevated cholesterol levels. seven toning tables and one motor­ themselves work the magic. A goldplated shine will ap­ your body weight in ounces daily. corporations," said spokeswoman "Things, are starting to turn ized bike, A treadmill will be added pear that will not not chip, flake, peel or damage preci­ For a 120-pound woman, that tran­ Mary Mercatante. "It's a lO-.week around, people are becoming more in the next month. ous or semiprecious stones, pearls or settings. Easy to slates to five eight-ounce glasses of program and on average (partici­ health conscious," said Lori Pryor, "We're a lot busier from January J use, too. $29.95 for a 5.1 fi. oz. Jar. Jacobson stores. water every day. pants) lose, 1.6 pounds a week. Fifty owner of the Fitness Factory in to June when there is less outdoor "It's so basic but people don't percent of the people keep the Southfleld. activity," said the owner. drink it," she said. "Those who don't weight off six months to a year after Pryor oversees-250 aerobics in­ -The 20-month-old club has 360 * drink water have high concentra­ the program ends," structors, who offer classes in members primarily from Canton tions of salts and sugar in their bod­ Likewise St. Mary Hospital in schools, chufches and businesses • and Plymouth. ies. The body needs water to break Livonia offers an Eating Disorders throughout the metro area. At Fitness USA in Westland, the everything down." Recovery Center, bringing a struc­ "Aerobics is not a fad. We've been manager said clients run the gamut More than 60 million Americans, tured approach to the treatment of in business seven years and just keep from dieters to toners to muscle more than a third of the population, disorders like anorexia, bulimia and on growing," she said. builders. have a weight problem, according to compulsive overeating. The clinic . The classes range from low im­ "We also have (clients) Interested statistics compiled-by the American treats the disorders as illness, pro­ pact/low bounce to high intensity. in strengthening muscles after knee institute Jor Preventive Medicine. viding follow-up care when counsel­ "It's great for the cardiovascular or hip surgery." One of the institute's programs is ing is completed. system," she said. "Aerobic activity, The 32-year-old club has $500,000 WelghtN9More, which works on the According to the National Center which includes jogging and swim­ in workout equipment, runs aerobics principle of behavior modification, for Health Statistics, seven of the top ming, is the only way to burn body classes and' promises individually attacking the reasons for overeating, 10 causes of death have a nutritional fat." designed programs. W$*gas Luxembourg: Plenty to see, plenty to do If you're tired of your hands getting cold when you Continued from Page 1 Those mountains hold many ry plane flies you out.of this f. ., New York. N.Y. 10017. pump your own gas during the winter months, these ihemorials to' American soldiers, tale country. It is a tiny country, not LUXEMBOURG City has all the thin yet warm gloves are perfect for keeping in the car such as the G.l. who stands in bronze much bigger-than-the Surroundings HIcelandair toll-free 31^(800) scenes we associate with western - with you. Because they aren't bulky, you can easily above the city of Clervaux, or the 'of Detroit, but big things sometimes 22^-550 for low air fares from New Europe. There are large city monuments and museums of Wiltz, come in small packages. maneuver the pump. Glove comet with carry pouch. squares, edged with flower stalls and York. Ask them about savings on the only non-American city that rais­ For more information, contact a $10. Crowley's. sidewalk cafes, ancient historic bus, train and car rentals when ar­ es the Stars and Stripes every morn­ travel agent or the Luxembourg Na» buildings like the 16th century ranged in conjunction with air tick­ ing. tional Tourist Office, 801 Second Grand Ducal Palace and the 17th ets. The American Military Cemetery century Holy Ghost Citadel and ram­ and Memorial, known in Luxem­ parts high above the Petrusse and bourg as Hamm Cemetery, is an Alzette Rivers. Harbor l»iamd Spa: Florlda'g^l Spa Value. easy drive from Luxembourg City. If The city began in 963 and, this you are lucky, Albert Wagner will powerful kingdom bad built three still be clipping the grass around the levels of fortification, with dozens of 5,076 white marble crosses. He runs forts, a network of underground tun­ "the grand machine" between, the nels and miles of underground case­ rows, within 30 centimeters of the ments before the Treaty of London crosses^ on Wednesdays. He cuts the forced them- to dismantle the grass around General Patton's grave bulwarks in 1867. ^ on Thursdays and the green carpet Only 10 percent of the original for­ around the chapel and memorial on tifications remain, but people have Fridays. walked the ramparts for genera­ tion^. The newest attraction is a 45- HAMM CEMEfERY is close to minute tour aboard a two-coach train that follows the ravines past the Luxembourg Airport, so It may the old fortress walls, below the be your last stop before a 20th centu­ Bock Casements and the Cornlche Here's a perfect gift for your pure breed bljon frlse. Af-r Walk area in the oldest section of the ter all, your special pooch should never be seen diningr city. from anything less than the very best. This heavy lead You can sip the inexpensive Lux­ LEARN SOMETHING crystal feeding or water bowl can't be tipped over arid embourg white wine In a sidewalk can go into the dishwasher. $38. 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Monday, January 16,1989 OStE *5D STREET CRACKS *••"•:: Head of the class Wolf berg swaps school books for career as a, standup comic By Larry O'Connor Carson, "Late Night" with David "Unbeknown to me because of the . staff writer Letterman, and most, recently on lighting, the three people bad left." : / "The Pat Sajai Show" on CBS (seen Welcome to comedy. But things' School's out for bennis Wolfberg. on Channel 62 in Detroit). have definitely been on "the upswing; But he goes back there every night. There's talk of him becoming a since. Wo.lfberg said he's able to ASter teaching for 12 years in New regular guest on the Sajak. show. make enough money that he's able to York —. nine of the those years in Also, he's scheduled to appear on the stay home with his wife, coraedlanne s South Bronx — there's plenty of "Aspen Comedy Festival," which Jennie McBride, and infant more of?, fodder for laughs. will be broadcast on Feb. 25 on ten. Mr. Kotter doesn't have anything . Steady television exposure is the 1 on Wolfberg, who took a leave of ab­ key. The talk show circuit can make ; sence from bis job of teaching sixth THE NEW YORR-raised comedi­ the rigors of traveling the comedy graders to venture Into comedy full an Is on the front porch of national club circuit a bit more bearable. time. notoriety. So, perhaps Wolfberg is * Luminaries from the teacher- able to forgive those misguided souls OF COURSE, the Yankee Stadium turted-comedian school include Rob­ who took two tires off his car on only for comedians is Johnny Carson's ert Klein, Sam Levison and Gary his second day as a teacher in the show. A good night on the 'Tonight Coleman. Except hecklers in South Bronx. Show" can go a long way. Wolfberg'* classroom didn't throw "That was their way of saying, "It's really overwhelming," barbs, they threw knifes. 'Welcome to the community,'" he Wolfberg said. "There's a sense your "Somebody from India would say, said. entire work . • * is going to live or '?! What a hellhole,*" said The community of stand-up come­ die in that six minutes you're on the Wolfberg^who will perform his an­ dy was equally as warm. After leav­ show. Imposed upon that are the mil­ ecdotal brand of humor Friday and ing his position as a school-teacher, lions and millions of people who are Saturday at the MalnStreet Comedy Wolfberg boned bis act on the tough watching you. Showcase in Ann Arbor. "Any ele­ New York nightclub circuit. "I remember Johnny meeting me mentary school that has its own cor­ Most of the time he wouldn't get backstage and telling me, 'Relax and oner is definitely different. • You on stage until 2:30 a.m. His audience just have fun tonight' I told him, know things are bad when the school then was usually more inebriated That's easy for you to say. Yeu've newspaper has an obituary column." than attentive. been doing this for quite awhile' It Wolfberg'8 comedlc career Is any­ "One night, I went on stage at 2:30 does get easier. The more you are thing but dead. He's become one of in the morning and there were.only on, the more you become acclimated the better-known upstart performers three people in the audience — three with it" on the circuit separate parties of three people," Last year, he was voted • "Best Wolfberg said. "As I went through Dennis* Wolfberg will perform Stand Up Comedian In America" in the act, the waitress called out my two shows at 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. an industry poll conducted by Rave name. 'Dennis,' Bhe said, 'What are Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20-21, Magazine. you doing?' I thought it was quite ob­ at MainStreet Comedy Showcase . Wolfberg, 42, has appeared on vious, I was doing my act. She said, in Ann Arbor. For more informa­ School's out "The Tonight Show" with Johnny •What for?' tion, call 996-9080. for Dennis -Wollbergr—but he goes back there every DINING A ENTERTAINMENT night through his comedy routines. Shelton GREAT LOBSTER & • headlines STEAK MEAL DEAL: ^^iS^^^SSA i Xh,e tfostSJai i at Bea's i i i ' Here are some listings of come­ This fabulousTopinka's meal is | dy clubs in our area. To let us now a fantastic deal. You'll | < know^who is appearing at your enjoy your choice of a succulent | club, send us the information: fresh lobster AND...our famous | Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec­ thick, juicy Sirloin Steak cooked t to perfection, or two succulent lc .ter tails. Plus, the house salad with our» centric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Lipo­ J ; ma 48150. secret (sslii . "-- -.g, baked pou ^, homemade bread & butter. This meal and . deal are too good to miss, so bring this, coupon to Topinka's today! - | Offer good during regular business hours through Feb. 5, 1989. 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Q. I am a developer of a condominium project and have A. Of course it's hard to summarize in a short answer my been asked by the advisory committee to provide it with funds discussion with students in our class regarding resolutions in order to retain an attorney for the advisory committee necessary by a board except to suggest that in regard to en­ prior to the turnover. Can I do so? forcement of bylaws, collection of assessments and the con­ i duct of board meetings and annual meetings, the board of A. Presuming that the advisory committee was established directors should adopt formal resolutions regarding the proce­ in accordance withthe condominium documents and wishes to dure and technique for all these activities and put them in engage counsel to represent it in behalf of the homeowners writing. regarding issues which would be under the jurisdiction of a condominium association if it were controlled by the co-own­ The board may wish to disseminate these resolutions to the ers, I believe that you would have justification in funding the members of the association so that they are on notice of these advisory committee from association funds. resolutions. Of course, successive boards can change the Indeed, I think it would be a prudent and honorable thing to terms and conditions of these resolutions but, at least, they do on the part of the developer, which would send a message are in writing and serve as a basis by which future boards will to the homeowners tftat the.developer is reasonable and is have some inkling of what transpired prior to their Involve­ legitimately .concerned about the rights "of the homeowners ment. Continuity, of course, Is a key in successful operation of being protected. I would also encourage you to have your own any cohdominltnn association. J- > w^Eiy^igpfflm attorney work with the advisory committee and/or its lawyer Robert M. Meisner is a Birmingham attorney special­ len Oak* U a perfect blend of Imh natural beauty In a woodland aettirtg with in an effort to prepare the homeowners for the taking over pond* and atrtama, and of aleek aophbticatiofw-thar'a th* On Oak» Apartment control of the association. izing i&.condominiums, real estate and corporate law. Community. Ifg a lifotyle ahead of t£ time, and if* avafalbe to ypy today. You are invited to submit topics which you would like to Security, privacy, the ultimate in luxury.. .all of the things you're looking fori n a Gthoughtfull y Integrated into the dejfgn. Make a move from a place to live. • .to a Q. My friends took your class on condominium operation at see discussed in this column, including questions about home are Itfearyk. Make a move to Glen Oak*! Wayne State and beard you mention the fact that a board of condominiums, by writing Robert M. Meisner, 30200 Tele­ directors should have a series of resolutions in its records graph Road, Suite 467, Birmingham 48010. This column Prom $1,1JQ0__ OPEN DAILY 12-J pm (CUwed Tuesday) concerning Its operation of the association. Can you give me provides general information and should not -be con­ Bar more information some brief insight into what you mean? strued as legal opinion. Presented by: *JrtC. «9-4010 i»« .•IWJ»M.«J ,nmui.i.iv.wL.. 348-7550 I Real Kstale Group Adjacent to Twelve Oaks Mail Jlfot? Home Of Realty Professionals

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Redford Twp. $¢0,900 Livonia $42,900 Livonia $65,000. CALL GARY ALBERT FOR THE FOLLOWING Vi ACRE Ranch bottling warm flrepltce". White- RANCH. Nice 2 bedroom. Great ttarter end tret EXTREMELY thtrp 3 bedroom brick ranch with • Rtnch • $129,900 - Ftrmington Hlllt -•* glove upkeep.' Great family area; formal dining FHA'VAtermt. 2¼ bethe, unbelievable flnlthed batement, 2 • Colonial - $134,900 • Canton room, Urge tree*, Florida room, patio, 3 .bed-' Call Jim Wllbtnke 476-5300 flreplecee, overjtlied gtrtge, new roof, bullt-lm • Bi-Levei • $99,900 - Livonia rooms. An excel (en I value. In kitchen - e reel etetl. • CokVnfal-$104,500-Canton . Call Joe Marcheeottl 476-5300 Redford Atk for Lee Wllbtnkt 476-5300 • Rtnch * $116,900 - Wayne MINT CONDITION. Custom 3 bedroom, .1¼ Ctll Qtry Albert for Great Retultel 476-5300 Almott Livonia $59,900 bttht, Florida room, plus deck, 2¼ ctr gtrtge. Southfleid $69,900 -A 70 X 220 LOT. Country living In the city. Reat Cell Jim Wllbtnkt 476-5300 VETERANS ZERO DOWN. Only $69,900 for thle 3 Ftrmington • $173,000 thtrp 3 bedroom brtok ranch with fireplace, 1st WESTERN QOLF , $65,900 bedroom brick rtnch, iovely ravine lot, 2 car gt­ PLUSH YET INVITING. Brick styling tett off thlt floor laundry. Florida room. rtge - mutt be eoW will look et ell off ere • Call friendly 2 ttory Tudor. Ntw conduction,, cul- Ctll Joe Marcheeottl 476-5300 SHARP, mint condition It this 1,600 tq. ft. quali­ ty built 3 bedroom, 2 full bath brick Trl-level. for preview. ' de-eeo eetting. Great tamlh/area, cathedral celt- Ctll Berb Martin 476-5300 Inge, formal dining room, den, bay wlndowa, 4 FarmlngtonHllle $229,900 MarMe tlflt throughout, nice kitchen with built- Int, formal dining room, beautiful large family bedroome, 2¼ betht, Plut *Ftmlly room, *Ntar UNBELIEVABLY stunning 4 bedroom Quad with echoole—ehope, Immediate pottettton. 3 full batht, flnlthed batement, attached ga­ room with natural fireplace, central elr, 2¼ oar Ftrmington Hlllt $269,90a, ENCHANTING TRADITIONAL MlADOWBROOK AtkforVlnceBrenntn 476-5300 rage, living room end family room with fire­ brick front garage. $$5(900 place. Located on secluded wodded lot • a real Atk for Alex Aloe 476-5300 PARK HOME. Btttety 2 etory. Brick. 3 cer gt­ 1 rtge, 2 flrepfecee, oentrel elr, format dining FarmlngtonHllle ' $327,000 tteel. room, den, etudy, walk-In otoeetty4 bedroom t, ••QUAKER HILLS" GRACIOUS,TUDOR. Newly AtkforLeeWilbanke 476-5300 South Redford $60,900 "WE8TQAT6 8UB." FABULOUS "CULLUM 3¼ bethe, febutoue metier euHe with reited ce- coflttructed, brick 2 etory. $ ctr gtrege. curved It location everylhlngTl BUILT' BRICK. Friendly ranch-type pecked with remio tile, epe, built-in microwave, thermal tttirceee, formal dining room, atrium, den, etudy, gourmet kitchen, 4 bedroomt, 2¼ batht. • Ranch 6/Newburgh $156,900 Livonia values. Quiet ttreet, grett ftmtly tree, 2 cer gt- gleet, gleee weffe, bey wlndowt, circular drive, Plue *Mtln level ieundry, 'Kitchen epplltncet • Colonial 6/Fermlngton $191,900 Livonia rege, central elr, vinyl oled intultted wtndowe, automatic eprlnktef eytrtm, hot tub, wrap- flnlthed beeement, fencing, 3 bedrooms, 1¼ eround deck with eunken hot tub. Piut •Wood Included, *Foyer, *Quiet ttreet, *Ftmlly room, • Colonlel 6/Levan $113,900 Livonia 'Vaulted oeMnge, * French doort, * Pantry. Pot- • Colonial Ford/Weyne $67,900 Weetland bttht. Plue *Croee to everything. See thtt In­ wlndowe, *Pro lendeceplng, •femlly room, •Qreet family etee. Immediate move-In. eeetlotvnow. A Greet; Value! . Ranch 6 Mile/Beech Daly $44,900 Redford > credible Milt metterpleoe nowl Cell Vine* Brenner* 476-5300 AtkforVlnceBrefinth 476-5300 Call Bill Tebor. 476-5300 CellVlnoeBrennen 476-5300 /'.-. 34034 W. EIGHT MILE RD. • FARMINGTON HILLS 476-5300 w •a1 A J±*' _« _J .»...« ---I T VMMOTOTW .SU

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Agency 421 LMng Quarters to Share 12 13 34 Kind ot collar goous mature landscaping and bl-lev«lj Large wooded lots 4 many Tl •' • • - *~ 36= Full-dress ' 328 Townnouses 404 Houses 422 Wanted 10 Rent boulder work by Great Oaks extras. Come see our rnodef. Open 330 Apartments 423 Warned to Rent-Resort, Property LendscaptngI Could not be duplicat­ attire 405 Property Mgmnt. Sal-Sun. 12-5pm or by appt. Michigan 14 15 16 17 332 Moose Homes •424 House SrtUng Service ed for K00.0OO Priced to sell at Model 471-5482 Qffk* 768-0020 37 Landed - 40$ Furnished Houses •'• $339,500. 333 Northern Property 407 Mob^ Homes 425 Conva)escwt Nursing Homes property NOSAN/COHEN ASSOCIATES 'CRACKLING LOGS' 18 19 20 21 22 23 334 OutolTwfl Property 408 Duplexes 426 Home H nth Ce/e 38 Vast ages 682-«080 depict the warmth 8 charm o« thlj Group 335. Time Sfisre 410 Flals 427 Foster Cars '•••: super ranch, wllh fantastic decor, 40 Captivate 336 Florida Property 412 Tc^/wuses/CondomAijms 423 Homos for the Aged ORCHARD LAKE AREA 24 28. 27 26 Brand new 3 bedroom. 2 bath, 2 car mailer bodroom walk* out to very Realtors 2S 41 Hebrew 337 Farms. 413 TVneShsrs 429 Garages/Mid Storage private treed grounds, great eleva­ festival attached ga/age, ranch. $69,500.30 338 CounTry Homes 414 Florida Rent sis 432 Commercisi/Rstsl d ay occupancy. 682.-2188 tion circle drive, spadou* hatla 4 591-9200 29 30 31 -- 32 44 Certain golt 339 Lots & Acreage 415 Vacation Rer.ia>s 434 inoujtrtai/Warehouse Tfcora, beautiful decxxaior home shots 340 take River Resort Property 418 Hi^ 436 Offee Business Space SYLVAN LAKE privileges 3 bed­ akfUeptacei IMMEDIATE Occupancy. New 3 room. 2 bath bungalow, updtled 34 35 47 "—Wars" 342 Leie Front Property bedroom ranch on a 118x205 treod 33 kitchen, hardwood floor*, whirlpool lot. Many custom leatures Including • 49 "Doctor 348 Cemetery Lots tub, $128,000. After 5pm 683-4J59 CENTURY 21 attached ga/age. energy furnace 4 Zh Ivago" 351 Business 4 Protessionai maintenance tree exterior. Must be 3«« 39 40 4K 3½ ACRES - view of pond. Contem­ KOME CENTER 476-7000 !• director 6u3£ngs seen. $99,900. 477-3832; 477-3317 porary ranch, 4 bedrooms, 3¼ * 52 Greek letter 352 CcmmercW/Retil 10 Mile & Orchard Lake 42 44 45 baths, immediate occupancy. Bir­ IMMEDIATE occupancy - ranch, ga-- 54 Bakery Item 353 MusWaVWarehouse EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY mingham Schools- $276,000. CUSTOM 2.600 aq. ft ranch for the rage. Asking $54,900. sJmp«e a^ f t£r young at heart. Anderson windows. 57 'The Two of 354 Income Property AM r»al est* I* a0vortsing in inls neusfxper a sub/eel to the ftcfraJ ftk 855-076« sumption or rent with opuon at $845 ;7 - 49™ 50 356 Investment Property 3 bedrooms. 2 cory fireplaces, love­ permonuvCaB: 4V. _ Housing Act ot 1958 wftlcn make* it ftpV In toWloe 'any pretocerK*. ly deck 8 tow maintenance. UvaWe/ 358 Mortgages/Lana Contracts 58 Author ftTVTstort or dteovTkra.'joo t*s«<) on race. cc**. 'etyon. san ot mention 304 Farmjngton lovable home. $134.500.- 51 - 53 64 55 360 Business OpoortunitJes to rmxaa/ty sucf>pretoranoa. tm,tat>onoro^scrmnation ' TnaViewspapat One Way Realty cummlrigs 381 Money to low- Borrow warKXkrowinQiy accept any a violation ;«• • Farmlngton Hills One Way Realty 473-5500 60 French article 362 Real EstiteWanted ol tna la w, OJT reader* are hereby informed tha t a l tfwftVyj ad iha FARMINQTON HiBs doB house. Im­ newspaper and only pubocation ot an adverteemenl shal consutuls (V%al maculate 3 bedroom ranch, large One Way Realty acceptance ol the advertiser's order RICHTER/STONEWOOD deck, overlooki hall acre lot. Model-655-1668 Office • 855-4846 $79,900. Owner. 477-7358 473-6500 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 312 Livonia . BE THE FIRST TOSEE NEW CONSTRUCTION 312 Livonia 314 Plymouth 316 Wettland This spotless 3 bedroom ranch wtth IT'S ALL HERE Moderate price, yet 100% quafity Garden City over 1700 square ^fael o I IMng Everything you desire In tNs 3 bed­ workmanship and materials In cen­ WOOOCREEK FARMS OREAM COME TRUE space. Laroe country kilcrten, 1st room ranch. 2 natural fireplaces. 2 tral Livonia! Bricfc 3 bedroom great One of Northwesl Lhronla-a finer your search win end whon you view floor laundry plus tiled basement room ranch wllh-2V* baths, brick subs wtth towering trees and large this spacious 3 bedroom colonial Win Four Tickets fufl bath j. ail appliances at ay. Fin­ CAR BUFFS DELIGHT under entire house. Energy efficient ished basement writh custom built fireplace, 1st floor laundry. .AiR lots otters this Immaculate 4 bod- with s formal dining room. 1st floor Beautilui 3 bedrOom bungalow.. home with newer heat pump. Quick kitchen cabinets end so much more. basement. 2 car attached garage, room brick colonial with 2½ baths, laundry, finished basement, lamily Urge country kitchen, family room, occupancy. $ 128.900 oax cabinets, wood windows and summer porch, central air. family room with fireplace and 2 car at­ doorwafl. newer furnace, attached 2 Central- air end 2 car garage. room, fireplace and aluminum trim HARRY 8. $94,900. carpeting. $135,550 •* tached garage with, opener. Oreat car mechanics dream garage with 1 HARRY 8. $153,900 location and only $114.900. car bu3dvng In rear. Immaculate COLDWELL BANKER HARRY S. HARRYS WOLFE 347-3050 condition W1.900 SESAME STREET LIVE LIVONIA & AREA UVONIA • Immaculate and gracious WOLFE Century 21 ' 474-5700 4 bedroom colonial on lovely ravine WOLFE WOLFE BETTER THAN NEW lot Wi treed and secluded area. For­ 421-5I36Q -. CASTELLI 525-7900 Gefler* are movtpg out of title end mal dining room, family room wtlh v.. 421-5660 421-5660 u- regret leaving We Immeevtale 7 J fireplace, doorwafl to screened BE TH E ENVY. LAKEMMNTE- Large 4 bedroom QOVEA^MENTOWNErr. , , *»•> eM rancft at ffortfmeet Uvento. porch that overtook*park «»ar»*v «•:.-; - jyou'u .; qoad..Mrmal dining.Tta/ge kitchen $2,600 moves in. 30 year, land oorv Vaulted casing and wet bar In nice 1st Boor laundn/._2J4 baThs. walk­ Pr,c$d'To--$$te wfth buat^ns, central air, fieidsione trecl. Westland - 3 bedroom brick •be greet ooom. Quick occupancy out oasement and more. $164,900 1st time buyers - look no further. %^m^ss^s&fireplace , finished basment, quality ranch, fine brick area. $49,900. available. $139,900 (L41Roy) Call 522-5333 Over 1.000 aq. ft. - beautiful fMng remodeled country kitchen with'new throughout. $137,500. - 15103 $100 starts deal HARRYS. area Including formal dining room, oak cabinets, plush carpet and Maplewood. Plymouth. H20-3071 Cenlury21.ABC. 425-3250 BEDFORD - Great buy m SOUTH remodeled kitchen. 2 full baths, fin­ crown, moldings are Just a few of the REOFORW Brtcfc ranch otters 3 ished basemen!. In walking dlstenoe ammeimtles of this beautiful home. 2 MUST BE MOVED HARD TO FIND 4 bedroom in West- bedrooms. 1¼ baths, finished base­ of shopping cenlerJiMjer}60,0OX). tiered deck plus patio. A real gem at 5 bedrooms. 3.200 so, t- new land with Uvoma Schools. FamBy WOLFE ment, cathedra) celling, screened'ln Call NORMA PETERSON $147,500. construction. Oays , 592-1680 room with fireplace, 2 car garage, res/ porch and ga/aga. WON'T HARRYS Evenings 453-2698 ravine k>l and mudh. much more. UST1 $63,900(123 Win). Ca.1 (or exclusive showing. $49,900. - 474-5700 CaS 522-5333 COLDWELL BANKER (C-444). BY OWNER - custom bufrt 4 bed­ 459-13000 WOLFE Room To .Roam room brick ranch, 2 baths, Bring vYESTLAND-2'* ACRESI Absolutely 'The above telephone number 1$ not Sharp 3 bodroom brick ranch on The room, family room, 2½ car attached one ot the most beautiful sellings now, nor has It boen (since 12/86). acre lot. Living room wllh natural garage, approxlmaiek lot. Great M SflMt STFif t r HVF fcjIunngJlMHENSONSSfSAMt StHfR MlJCCI ••*-... 659-6960 tion department of the now, nor has It boen (since 12/8«), alt brick area Only $37,900. MANY1MPORVEMENTS COLDWELL BANKER affiliated with Century 21 Odd- Ask for Mary Kelly K pmilui irl by OOB SHlPSTAD ^nd O'osootpd hy VEf CORPORATION CONVENTRY QARDENS-Brk* 2 have already t^en done to this Observer & Eccentric house.' R$-MaxWesl ' 261-1400 •n oopcratmn wth CHILDREN S TEl F.VISION WORKSHOP beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch ,459-6000 story, 3 bedrooms, IV* baths, large by Tuesday, January 'The above telephone number la not rooms, fireplace, finished basement. home Including kitchen and baths redone, new roof, garage doors and now, nor has It been (since 12/8«). 318_Qearborn_ 2 car garage, fenced yard-Buyers j 17, 1989 to clalrn your, »ffj!lsted_wtth .Century 21 Qc+d-. 315 Northville-Novl on*. $122,5¾. . 422-1459 C<>erve7r^!wm~wtfi3cwj~»7vd "extra Insulstlon to name a few. There's e two FREE SESAME house." • * '. BY OWNER - 2 yr. old 3 bedroom Dearborn Heights Here's How Ta Win: ranch Irt Simmons Orchards - Novl. - FIRST IMPRESSION. family room with natural fireplace, STREET TICKETS.— WiTt-be wowl Hot new opening to basement, and a new covered deck 2 SUPER NEW Immediale occupancy. Custom Original Send your name and address, including your zip Western Livonia. 1961 bow 4 bed­ m the nice fenced yard. $ 116.000 Cal 6«2-7354 HARRYS LISTINGS^ This home features • 4Tbedrooms, code, on a postcard addressed to: room quad level features 2V* bath*. 591-2300, «xt. 404 fofi SALE BY OWNER - 4 bedroom lormal dining. 3 full baths. In-law dirAsg room, family room with flre- 3 bedroom ranches • both ready to colonial. 2½ baths, attached 2 car ptaee and 2 car attached garage. occupy with a.few persona* touches. quarters In basement with full kitch­ garage, ½ acre lot. Nortrwliie en and lamtfy reorm Room to roam. Pk* central air, muttMevel deck, CONGRATULATIONS! Both with finishedbasement s and 2 schools. Open 6at, 1-5. 348-5160 SESAME STREET . professionally finished basement WOLFE car garages. $84,900 - $109,900. $102,000. en* even e basketball court/ NOV! Observer & Eccentric Newspapers $ if 8,900 - \ 474^5700 4 bedroom, 2'A bath Colonial In COLDWELL BANKER 36251 Schoolcraft Road MERRiMAN & 7 MILE • Attractive. 3 CENTURY 21 Meadowbrook Olens." Basement. 347-3050 bedrooms, large kitchen • Includes SURE6MILE corner lot, sMe-entry ga/age, family •v HARRY 8.^ Wllh your first took InsWe of this Hartford South room fireplace, hardwood floors, W. DEAR80RM - 3 bodroom brick Livonia, Michigan 46150 appliances,, sunroorrf. many lea- colonist, mbaihs, new family room, tures; $169,900. Mark, 473-1440 Western Uvoma 3 bedroom brick deck, many extra features. ranch. Offering a family room wtth 261-4200 $124,900. CaR: new oak kitchen. Immediate occu^ One Entry Per Family Please . MODEL HOMEIN fireplace, 2 car garage, central air, OAIL BUTCHER pancy. Asking $119,900. 562-3641 1 WOLFE HEART OF UVONIA finished basement and 2Vi bsths, 314 Plymouth We'lHrripartially draw names of winners from your This home Is up and ready for car­ tucked in a quiet area ad)aceor (o RE/MAX 100 pet. Located lo the heart of Uvoma ihewoods. $na.900 302 Birmingham entries. WatcH the Sesame Street Live and watch •421-5660 this rjuaJity home offers 2000 eq. Affordable Ranch 348-3000 Frvt MILE & MIOOLEBELT. 3 bed- Completely redocoraled and updat­ roofti ranch, targe Wng room, 20 x feet, wood insulted windows, ce- HARAY8. Bloomfleld your hometown newspapers classified secifons, ramw I He foyer and baths. Oak cabi­ ed In neutral tones • 4 bedrooms, 2 30 'farTtfy room with wood stove & Spacious & Country BlRMIHOHAM-intown. 2 bodroom, netry and stained woodwork. This baths, finished basement, lamity Describee the 2.773 so. ft. country be/, IV* batha remodeled recently. room/fireplace and 2 car garage. living; dining; new:garage.re-of. where we will print the winners names. . no basement. $67,900. home has an the features found in cotontaf wllh Its megnlftoont flowing higher priced homes. Move right In Under $90,000. Caff; stove; screen porch: near shopping, 662-4014 625-5578 floor plan and eouislte features. The bu$;$60.900.Alter«pm. 642-0371 If you find your name among the classified advertise­ for $156,900 WOLFE NORMA PETERSON spacious garden room Is only one of GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE BEST HARHY8. many amenities halting tor you. BIRMINGHAM IK-TOWN ments, call 591-2300, ext. 404, and claim your when you purchase this 3 bedroom * 421-5660 COLDWELL BANKER $181,500. TOTALLY RENOVATED CHARMER brk% ranch with updated kitchen VALllE PACKED 459-6000 tickets. It's as' easy as that! Monday winners must corfjpfete wfth buUt-fca. Urge Oort- This western Livonia brick family 'The above telephone number Is not COLDWELL BANKER now. nor has It been (since 12/8«), -' OPENSUNOAY1-4Pk3 ' : da room ptut recreation room wtth room ranch Is exploding wllh extras. 347^3050 476 Park, (oft Oakland between call by 5 P.M. Tuesday, Thursday winners must call natural wood-burning fireplace.Thi s WOLFE With 3 bedrooms, 1« baths, fire­ affiliated with Century 21 Gold- house.' Hunter A Woodward) craiimpufl house Is tastefuify carpet­ place and 2 car attached garage. K 3 bodroom, 1 H bath, garage, terms by 5 P.M. Friday. (Sorry, no date substitutions).' ed and decorated tfyoughoui. Be 474-5700 also offers central air, aWlnum 316 Wettland or rent wtth option. Buyers or thejrit to preview st only 198,600 NEW CONSTRUCTION trim, finished basement, dec* with Charming Older Homo renters only may can for appf. Another good reason to read pool and sprinkler system. $99,900 Features - 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, for­ Garden City 545-3760 .* • Oakley*Harrison.8.e«5Mrie. . 6 new homes to be complete this mal dining room, Horary, fonced - The ' HARRY8., 8pring. 3 bedrooms, 2 M baths. yard and el appliances atay. Aslo BIRMINGHAM - Now .Construction. HARRY 8. features natural woodwork and an Beautiful Home Walking distance to downtown. Cuitom OusCty thru-outl Basement 3 bedrooms, m.baths,, 1st Boor & garage. Model Open Scont old fashion front porch. Asking Quanry- bum 34 bedroom Tudorr $««,000. i laundry, new furnace, water healer Immediate occupancy, $379,000. $1M>.900. Can: and pullers. You'l kWe ft. $««,900. 1 WOLFE GAIL BUTCHER-FREEMAN 8URA6U110ERS.INO., 628-3133 WOLFE COLDWELL BANKER COLDWELL BANKER 459-6000 478-4660 261-4700 BIRMINGHAM • Nice IV* story bun­ •I* 474-5700 RE/MAX 100 vTha above telephone number 1* nol galow. N. Of Lincoln A E. of Adam*. WimAm^ HALF ACRES 421-5660 'The above telephone number Is not 3 bedroom. 1 bath, finished base­ Custom designer 1979 bum brick WAY ABO YS AVE RAO B now, nor has ft been (since 12/««). now, nor hes It been (since 12/6«), 348-3000 efMited with-Century 21 Oofd- ment. $74,900 locfudes eppflenoes, rerMh In North Central Livonia. 3 and absolutely beautiful all brick affiliated with Century 21 Odd- AfterfJpm. 642441« tewocms. 8½ balhs, great room ranch with akimlnum trim and new house.' -. v house.' classified -wHH fcepfeoe, finished basement, vinyl windows, .You'll Jove the coun­ DON'T MISS THIS desirable large BLOOMFIELO HILLS • « bedroom. 1st* floor laundry. etoiMrwm trim, NEW. LISTING try motif. BeevtiM recreation room ranch on Penotman wtlh walkout 2½ bsths, In-law suite. 1 acre, cut- cenlral aff, formal dining room and a Charming home on neat double lot • with bar. OversUed 2 car garage. lower level J bedrooms, 1 Ml and 2 GORGEOUS de-.sao, greenhouse. $139,900. acls 3 c* garage! $127*» formal dining room, 2 bedrooms, re­ You can't miss this one it $«9,900. half baths. Cithedral ceitvigs. 2/ye- 3 bedroom brick 2 story, large 646-529« modeled kitchen, freshly palnled. plaoesapes, great location. $159,000$i . country kHchen, doorwal, sunken $47,900. VA6FHA OK. s FOR BALE 6Y OWNER - Podytar t HARRY 8. CaftMarda Benson. pallo. 1½ baths, deep k>(. 2 car ga­ Hickory Heights, large 4 bedroom 644-1070 Oakland County HARRY 8. COLDWELL BANKER RE-Mu Boardwalk 45/-36O0 rage. $49,900 quad-level. Library, finished rec 476-4660 261-4700 room, screened porch, beautlM 591-0900 Wayne County 'The above telephone number is not MAYFLOWER 8VB, ittrectlve 3 •Century 21 ' dining room, IMng room wtth cathe­ WOLFE now, nor has It been (since 12/ML -WOLFE bedroom ranch, fsm&y room, at­ dral ceflngs-lmmscu'ite condition, affiliated wtth Century 21 Oc+a- tached garage, central aV, deck, M- eioomneid Hins schools. $235,000. 852-3222 Rochester • 421^660 howse.' • . . - , ,474-5700 i*carpV!ed.|12».900. 45ftW2« CASTELLI 526-7900 HoBrokera 642^242 ** * 1. > % l V/

^ mmmtmm mmmm mm mmmmmmm LtLMM imi MMii|ig^MM^^^M^j^^M^^^^^^MiM|ii|i|MMM^ Monday, Janua/y 16, 1989 O&E *3S'.. 304 Farmlng'ton f;30 8 RochMlw-Troy 324 Other 8uburban 326 Condos 326 Condos 326 Condos 332 Mobil* Homes Farmlnflton Hills 336 Florida Property 342 UfctftontPropwty '- , ROCHESTER HILL8 - 3 bedroom Homes For 8ale CONDO IN WARREN - English Col­ NORTHV1LLE - beautiful kraury con­ TROY-Northfioid Hi3*. 2 bedroom. For Bird F0R8ALEBY0WNEA - MWROEOOUNtY ranch. assumable 9'V/t or Land ony 2 bedroom with basement. 2 TOUCH OF CLASS SYVARTZ CREEK - Immediate po- do. decorator designed. 2 bedroom. IVV baths, finished basement, ga­ 1 bedroom, t balh, furnished-" 1st Aporcxlmau 16 acre* wtth 920 ft 8eautifuf 4-5 bedroom colonial, 3 Contract Agent owned. baths, carport, basement, t'/t Mile 2 fun baths, whirlpool. 2½ car ga­ rage, oak flooring, kitchen ft laundry floor apartment in Naptee, Florida. laX* front. $260,000. $104,900. 652-7669 sestion on thl* conveniently located Rd i Ryan 757-4554 792-1734 PLYMOUTH HILLS & liraplac**. finished walk­ 3 bedroom. 1½ bath*, flreltt family rage, fireplace, large dock ove/toofc- applances. garden patio. See and »49,000. Cal 1 -3l3-i«3-6391 Budding sit* 150 ft water front np- out,$169,800 ing pond, must tee. $167 900 compare at $104,000. 641-9647 LITTLE VALLEY proxknata 150 ft. diep. »125,000. ROCHESTER HILL8 - 3 bedroom. room, new vtnyt window*. 2 car ga­ CONDO ON LAKE ST. CLAIR 346-0268 •it Ooesn'l Get Any Better" Prtvata pennlnsul* wtth pott dock­ 2'A batha, gas heatelr conditioning, rage. $76,500 Call Shirley. 2500 tq loot with boatwell. 3 bed­ WESUAHO FREE FLORIDA SEMINAR This 3100 *quer* loot brick colonial 743-7243. Century 21. Beamer ft To Uve in beautrfut Plymouth area, If you're conskJeflng the purchase ot age and canal acote* to lak* Erie, family room, dining room, Hying room. 3 bath, l car garage ft 1 car­ NORTHVILLE By Owner Must tea! End Unit Coodo In Joy ft peaceful location.»179.900, ha* character and • treed, lot. 5-4 room. SOOftpeUo. 2V4^ar attached ASSOC. 694-5110 port 757-4554 792-1734 cai any of these locations vacation or retlremenl property In Lake* Sub 3 bodroom Newburgn area. Smal complex. 474-6500 699-2026 For mor* inforrntuc*: 8*«Y MaMtx *. bedrooms. 2 Ml bath*. 2 V* bath*, oarage, load* of extra* $130,000 Uvoma Schools 3 bedroom* with Florida, you're Invited to attend our basement. 2 fireplace*. »178.500. bath End Unit. air. fireplace 946-9340 397-1110 semkiar W* wil be discvtting ite- at Blanchetl* ft Co. fl*al Estate. Alkon Real Estate 657-1820 'DESIRABLE' basement new window*, basement Immacvlate Easy ap­ 313-243-1000 ERA-Country Ridge 474-3303 326 Condos pointment*. There'* a new kid on the block I styles and price range* of M rypa« ROCHE8TER HILLS - immautat* 4 West BloomfVetd Pepoerhw. 3 bed­ included $96,500 of properties (home*, condo*. land, TRANSFEREE'S DREAM bedroom colonial. 5th bedroom in A NEW CONDOMINIUM rooms, adjacent to pool, in unit NORTHVILLE CONDO ACADEMY POINT commerdaO and viewing tod** and Ab*ok/tefy b**utlfvl- brick colonial basemenl. 2½ bath*. 1st floor lawn- laundry. 2 car attached garage, m Country Place, 2 bedrooms, A new MobBe Home Community. color photo* o< avaflabl* r**j eattt* NEW offer* 4 bedroom*, 2½ baths, lormal dry, new oak kitchen cabinet*, new GREENPOINTE modern decor, dose lo shopping. beautiful dec*; lease also offored ERA WERE CELEBRATING m FL Lauderdale. Ft Mytrt. Sam- RESORT HICKORY RIOGE CONDOS FARMINGTON ^474-6500 305 Brighton, Hartland, tgm. deck. prolesslonally PLYMOUTH - Reduced I Contempo­ UtteVaSey NETWORK bath, newty decorated, immaculate AFFORDABLE 332 Mobile Homes 700 N. Woodward 1-600-632-6903 landscaped with tprVuiler systern. condition. $99 500. 540-3506 Bunder's Closeout rary mufti-level-condo overlooking Walled Lake on out-oVsac. $169,900. 528-1575 Hme* Or. Deck*, master bedroom For Sale WESTLAN0 - 1 bedroom. exceBent . Birmingham. Ml 48009 or 1(616)582-2111 Two bedroom unit $65,990 conditon inside ft out Appliance* RSVP 645-6700 - BRIGHTON Area - Capa Cod on BIRMINGHAM North Condo - Mod­ Great location suite with lacuzz). many custom fea­ TROY - SUGAR MAPLE tures San Frendsco IMng In Plym- FAIRM0N.T 1987. 14x70. fiovl area. curtains ft blinds. Newer carpet . Please cal to reserve your space NOVI - Wailed Lakt LaXefronl - 60 X wooded 1 acre aria In Ravenswood 2600 sq ft 4 bedroom colonial with ern second floor 2 bedrooms. MiddiebeltS of 10Miie Refreshment* Served 300 lot Recently renovated 3 bed­ »tudy. l'-* baths, large kitchen with oulhl $179,000. 2 bedrooms. IMng room. dpn. Island $6500 After 530 522-4595 Sub teature* wood shaka roof, ce­ great room. Neutral throughout. 2½ kitchen, airmail apptSahcesIncluding room.': bath. 2 tiorv house. Lease ramic & hardwood floors, whirlpool bar . Completely remodeled, neu­ ASK FOR MAROA BENSON WOOOLAN0 ESTATES - Sharp thru 10-1989. »155.000 firm. New Baths, fun deck, central air, woodod " - 855-0101 Re Max Boardwa.'k 459-3600 washer/dryer, softener 346-1327 PALM BEACH - Double Wld* Mo­ tub 4 much more. Take CM US23 N lot. top-of-the-iine aopeances. v* trals. All new appliances $76,900 1981 Fairmont 2 targe bedroom*, bile Home-. 2 bedroom*, 2 bath*, mortgage required. Work: 260-1659 Home: 647-8250 CONTINENTAL REAL ESTATE ol Grand River. 3 miles lo entrance. block from Leonard Elementary , NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP large kitchen. app!i*nces< fireplace. furnished, screen porch, covered Leav* message 681-267( Open Sat. ft 8un. 1-$pm. $265,000. FARMINGTON HILLS - Woodcreok FARMINGTON HILLS $229.900^ 526-3326. BLOOMFIELD HILLS. 2 bedroom. 2 NEW CONSTRUCTION buSt-v) china, dean. $19,000. . car port, utljty thed. Al appaanc**- OW Town Builder* 227-7400 Village. 13 Mrfe/Middiebeti. upper , LESS THAN $385 Mo LMng Rita Home*. ' 949-0950 washer/dryer. Good condition. Rea­ UNION LAKE bath, balcony, carport, caihedraf unit 2 bedroom. 2 bath*, garage, LAKEFRONT LIVING with the luxury Sulla bie f ot* a couple TROY- 3 BEOROOM RANCH ot you're accustomed to. 2 bedioom sonable. ' -407-967-1054 Easy access, wtih beautiful lake BRIGHTON LaXe ot (r>e Pine*. 2600 2 bau%*. great room wtth marble cefUng $64,700. Cal between poof, clubhouse Move In condition. Uitie Valley 8 4We ft Merrlman Rd YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION views. New Contemporary Open »q ft quad, S bedrooms. 2H batha, 4-7 PM 647-0624 $83,750 737-9164 townhouse witM 2½ baths, walkout 4>4-6500 IVeplao*, dining room, kitchen with basement. 1st floor Laundry, lorma/ TARPON SPRINGS: Al furnished, floor plan, large matter bedroom new krlchen/af^lanceVdeck/wood •una fnctud**moot. Mgh oaOno* nook. deck. 3 car garage, fun base­ BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 bedrooms. FARMINGTON - Twelve Estate Con­ dining room. 2 car attached garage, FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedrooms, double wide MobBe Home; S mfie* door.. Immediately available. ment, 'A acre, back* to woodlands. 2 fuS-2 hail bath*, luxury condo in natural fireplace and quality ep- . OWN A from^utt Assume Cont/act 8m*fl with mar^ta-ahtry & fireplace mate $169,000 227-2466or 2W-2110 do 1 bedroom like new New carpel 12 x 60. Travelco. Apptianoe*. Air for draotsiic Great Room. Must toei $149,000. FIRM. Day*: 624-2600 the prestigious Adam* Woods com­ & linoleum beautrfutfir decorated poin(menis'throughout $217,600 Glass porph Wefl cared for. Nicely down. Mvat tei- 3VS-639-2907 a . Eves: 679-6721 plex Many custom extras.Including HARRY S $,195.900. For appointment cal BRIGHTON - 3 bedroom. 1½ bath $55,900. By Owner 681-6331 decorated Price negotiable. Low NEW HOME afl*r£6m. »60-1834 home with 2 car oarage $94,500. "*• 3 fireplace*, new air conditioning, down payment 655-3816 or474- 339 Lots and Awe*g» Easy access to major freeway*. Call electronic air cieaner, permanent LAKE ORION Condo. 2 bedroom, 2131 MODELS AVAILABLE 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park gas bar-b-que. Vfenn-AJre System carpeting. major appliances, central IMMEOtATE OCCUPANCY day* UK 4. -229-6453. Evenings ft HIDDEN LAKES - Best buy 1997 For jab 348 C*m«tf ry Lot« weekends 227-1713 and alarm tytlem. Professionally air. window treatmentt. lake privi­ WOLFE • GREAT SAVINGS/REBATES Huntington Woodt finished basement with wetbar and leges. $52,000 After 6pm 391-0598 Skyline. 2 bedrooms. 2 bath*, cen­ • Homes'from $22,000 BEALmFvt-i i Sub walkout to one of 4 redwood dec**, tral air. shingled roof. $23,000. • AsiiueasJOSdown p. perked BEAUTIFUL BRlCK ranch on a tri LIVONIA 421-5660 CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL Estate*: 306 Southfleld-Lalhrup knod street Just wafting for new r&ntshed m 19*8. Thi* unit I* local- LMng Rrle Homes. «49-0950 • Srte rental from $270/mo. buOuVigi I now. thi* 2 lot*. 2 vault* ft 1 marker. Asking ed on a ravine and the largest in NOVI - OLO ORCHARD owner*. With 3 bedroom*. famUy Bring Your Bathing Suit 2 bedroom. 2'* bath, dmlrw room, HIDDEN LAKES - Great price Beau­ • Huron Valley Schools one won'i I 476-3337 »2.500. for al »61-4229 CENTENNIAL HOME. 2½ acre*. room. Florida room. 2 Ml batha & a complex. Immediate possession. and enjoy the year"round pool Spa­ • 10 mln. from 12 Oaks Mai barn, hortes. pool. 6 bedroom. 3 $229,500 Call Mon.-FrL. 9AM-5PM basement, privaie patio $72,900. tiful 2 bedroom Valient. Appliances, BLOOMFie ••.prtvate CURRENT VALUE, »1450 lav in the finished basemenl, 2 car cious 2 bedroom coodo. excellent Ask lor air. newer carpet. $8500. • Plush dub house iTK bath, fireplace. 1*1 floor laundry, 568-4500 Ex 30. location - walk lo shopping. • Healed pool ft tundeck road. Orfyi Wooded MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY attached garage, what else could LMng Rita Home*. 949-0950 ravine. $11 updated. $165,000 356-244» you ask lor? This U * mull *ee. After 5PM and weekend* 675-6860 $63,500. GAIL BUTCHER • Lake front sites available Land contract WILL ACCEPT (1200 or Ngh*ct bid Eves or i 768-0282 2 *rt*« In exdusrv* are* of Kofy SOUTHFIELO - Great 3 bedroom don't wait. $124,900. HIGHLAND HILLS ESTATES • OPEN DAILY BLOOMFIELD TYVP. Located on Seeley Road. North of Sepulchre Cemetery. Contact P. B. brick ranch with fenced yard N«rw RALPH CONSELYEA REALTORS RE/MAX 100 FARMINGTON H1UB - ONE-Of-i McGraw.9AM.-6PM. 652-9202 3W-6400 Immaculate 2 bedroom. 2 bath, one Grand River. 1 Mile West ot Hagget- COMMERCE furnace, carpet, decor By Owner. owner Condo. ttt Boor den or bed­ CENTURY 21 KINO Acr* Plus Hidden In ry rofflno country off newly $49,990 569-3104 ROYAL OAK - Vease or sale, sharp room, toft, lamfy room area. Wood Hartford South 348-3000 MEADOWS ROSELAN0 PARK. Cemetery. 3 deck, patio. Garage. Shows beauti­ N ROYAL OAK/SHRINE PARRISH JUST REDUCED 1966 Skyline paved scenic Drake Road graves, section 42, $400e*ch. targe 4 bedroom home, pfu* 1200 14x70. House type .siding, thlngle Manufactured Home Community This is colony type lying to tq. ft budding for personal use fully. $129,500. Call Sam Mitchell Tender loving care shows in this 2 420-0919 464-6400 bedroom co-op. prtvate basemenl. rool. 6 mch tidewaJls. central air. 2 (4 Mi. N of 1-96 on Whom Rd) prtvate area Of larger $1000/mo. or terms. 547-4914 644-6700Eve* 646-8158 LIVONIA - LAN0 CONTRACT avail­ home*. $65,000. WHfTTi CHAPEL. T'Oy - 2 lot* In 307 SouthLyon MAX 8ROOCK INC. REALTORS loads ol storage, tar port, immedi­ bedrooms, 2 baths. Immediate Oc­ able on IN* gorgeous, newly deco­ ate occupancy $54,500 cupancy $25,900 604-2767 Thompson-Brown block ~E". Must set to aetue est*:*. Mllford-Hlghland BY OWNER- BtoomfWd Twp. con­ rated 3 year old 2 bedroom condo ROYAL OAK - Oosirable Royal Park PRiCEO TO SELL 1981 Victorian (620 each. 626-1440 311 Homes with attached garage and healed 333 Northern Property 553^5700 HIGHLANO-UnKjue selling, year do. 2 bedroom*. 2 car attached ga­ condo features 2 bedrooms, large 14x70 .with 7x24 expando Fire­ rage, basement, 2 marble fire­ Florida room. Hurry . lrus "Golden Irving room ft kttohen. tpadous place, 2 large bedrooms. 2 bathsxev round home on Duck Lake. 2 bod- Oakland County Corridor" location won't last For 8ale GARDEN CITY LOT for tale. 76 ft x 352 Commtrcial/fiaUil. places, ceramic kitchen & 1st floor basomenl. carport, move-in condi­ kitchen appliances, extra storage, 140 Good area - cleared ft ready lo room. 2 bath, fireplace, wa.li to gotf $110,900 tion, overlooks courtyard. Immedi­ covered porch. Immediate Occu­ course. $99,900. 637-7880 BETTER THAN NEW laundry Prtvate atrium with in- FREE WEEKEND GETAWAY lor 2 build on paved ttreet »15.500. ForSate ground gas heated Jacuzzi. Neutral ate occupancy. $76,000 pancy with the purchase of this ground 525-4403 MiLFORO-LaXe view, new 3 bed­ color*. $153,000. 853-2348 The Ralph Consefyea Realtor 399-6400 CALL JOANNE at QUALITY HOMES floor 2 bedroom Sand* Ckmdomlril-. CANTON Executive home on 5 acre* N. of Monday thru Friday 10am-4pm for room. 2 bath ranch, attached ga­ Ctarkston bunt In 1987. Very dean. urn. Located on Grand Tra-verte Bay Commercial strip center. 21,000 tq. rage. fVepiao*. 1st floor laundry, on CANTON WINDS - Very dean 2 OPEN SAT.. SUN.. 1 TO 4 PM appointment. 474-0320. between Traverse Ctty and Char- ft Owner must *«• Jmrrtediatefy 4 bedrooms. 3 + car oarage, step- bedroom townhouse. ivi baths, air, West Btoomheid - Potomac Towne LIVONIA "i acre. $ 135.000. 665-9185 up whirlpool bath in master tune, ktvotx. The undy beach and beauO- .356-2600 pool, attractive patio ft many up­ Michigan AlUactrve 2 bedroom. 2½ bath INTRODUCING Palm Harbor a fuf aunset* can be vou/a. H you Lot in rural setting. 70x134 MILFORO central air & quality throughout grade*. $68,500. 397-6550 townhouse. professionally decorat­ home Ifte no other. 1648 tq feet, Perfect for horse* or prtvate peace- hurry. Priced at $134,500. Ce» lor Only V* mile from Livonia 3 new home*. 1300 tqft ranch. 3 ed, finished basement, air. attached pure deCght. Open house this week. moredetaJb. 353 IndyWarthouM bedroom. 1% bath, fireplace, 2½ car ful BYIOQ Easy access to 1-75 CANTON WINDS - 2 bedroom 2 car garage, tome appliances, Wellington Eststes Cell Act l Mall, schools K-12& garage, many other extra* $169,000. townhouse. natural fireplace, beau­ dubhouse. pool, dose lo shopping. 942-0640 Peter Q. Kramer library. $41,300. 8ak0fLt«M $104,900. Other homes offered, in­ Ware-Ptddlngton Assoc. 627-2646 tiful patio. 1½ bath*, ful basement, Group West Bioomfieid school* ft new Civ­ ReaJ Estate One clude. 1600 tq.fi 2 story, tor air. pool, extra*. $66,900. 397-0143 ic Center. $133,900. 661-5699 LIBERTY. 10x50. wy good oondi- PLYMOUTH FOR LEASE - 1650 K $107,900. 1500 sq ft Cape Cod for Realtors ixxi. 2 bedroom*, al appliances, air Elk Rapids 476-8106 ft shop ft office- 12* overhead door. 323 Hornet CANTON - 2 bedroom*. 1% bath*, condrtloned. couch, chair, shade* ft MILFORD PINE MEADOWS 16' oaoing height Radiant ga* beat $112,900 Can for further detail*. full basement partially completed, PEBBLE CREEK - BY OWNER (616)264-5611 Take MUlord fid N. to Abbey Lane, 591-9200 curtains furnished $6000. 421-3642 24 beautiful roClng ft wooded 2-4 (760/MO. Include* el irUfitl** ex­ Washtenaw County country kitchen. $67,900 Nice Voca­ MOVE IN CONDITION MUST SELL! acre homestte* In this new develop­ cept electric Cel 455-4130 1 mile N ot Milford Wlage or shown tion, 397-0295 LIBERTY 1980. 14x56, comer lot 2 byappt J T KeOy Custom Home*. SALEM TWP. - 3 bedroom ranch and sparkling dean Is this Novi 3 3 bedroom townhouse. 3½ baths, 335 Tims Share ment adjacent to Kensington Park. bedroom condo with 2½ baths, din­ finished lower level, updated decor. bedrooms. 1 balh. air conditioning, 2 Maes N. of 1-9« on 8. MJfford Rd. 363-5*27 with wa*out on treed hilltop setting new carpeting. $13,500. Rochester ExceOent condition. N. of 5 CLOSEOUT PHASE I ing room, larrafy room, basement, $145,000 For mora mJomuUon cat 362-4150 354 Incoma Proptrty 655-6157 or 626-1121 Estates. After 6PM, 651-6078 For8ale OPEN SUN. 1-4 PM MiWCurUs. $209,900. Bloomileld Club Condos dubhouse and pool. AB this and, (t INCOME PROPERTY more for only $84,900 PELICAN RESORT - SL Martin. NORTHVILLE - Preettoiou* 1 acre N>c« family home on 2½ acre*. H. L GEOftlCH REALTY • Manchester - one at $59,900. ROCHESTER PARK . 2 condo*. MOBILE HOME • Chateau Avon Es­ wooded rolling building *ita*. 3 APARTMENT BUILDINGS Owner transferred. On prtvate road 569-6960 Newty decorated, new eppnances. HARRYS Beachfront 1 bedroom. 1 or 2 week* Great location? Better than newt 2 tates. Auburn KU1*. Immediate occu­ • lor tale. Can eves. 653-3263 Sectuded prtval* setting, wafting North Woodward Area off Milford Rd.. N. of 10 MJe. new carpet, end-unit. bedroom*. 1 balh. By apolntmenl. pancy 12 ft. 2 bedroom, appo- distance to town. Exdusfve Wood­ APPROX$2,000,000- - $159,600. Ask lor GAIL BAILEY • Former model with Euro cawnets. 652-4660 656-9750 ances, washer ft dryer Inducted, car­ PUERTO VALLARTA - Lo* Tuto, land Park. Sheldon Rd.. 8. of 7 MS*. 645-1203 324 Other Suburban , vertical bfinds, upper level Only bon. IMng room extension, $14,900 sleeps 12; week 17. 1125.00010 $135,000. 349-1360 RE/MAX 100 $82,900. WOLFE ROYAL OAK- 2 bedroom ranch con­ negotiable. C*l Angle. 853-5074. Own a part of paradise) 348-3000 661-6721 Homes For Sale • Huntington - 2 bedroom. 2 bath, do. Coventry Park. Completely re­ Cal eve* 626-7163 WANTED - Prtvate party —^ 356 Invattrntfit furbished. Can 8:30am- 5pm: FLUSHING AREA - beautifully main­ new appliances - only 2 lefi at ' NICE STARTER HOME wooded buBdiog alt* • wta conatdey $69,900. 421-5660 585-8255 Birmingham schools. Central Outlet tained 3 bedroom. \H bath*, firetfl "North Royal Oak Condo" up to 6 acre* kvSalem Twp. or W. of Proparty 308 Rocheiter-Troy • Bioomfieid H.its Home* Inc.. CaB John 697-4702. Ptyrnouth. C«» evening* 453-2065 walk-out family room with oak Firs! floor unit Includes appliances, SOUTHFIELO 338F«orifoProptfty INVESTMENT OPPOflTVWrY ROCHESTER HILLS-4 bedroom*, planked floor*, formal dining room. • 30 day move-In • Call 12 to 6pm. patio, pool, and car port. Can Mike Deluxe model. 2 bedroom, dming NOVl - Adults. AJr. screened porch, CLEARWATER BEACH 440 West 3H ACRES, vtow-ol pond, wfth »35,000 ft take over payment*, 320 2'4 baths. fuO basemenl. targe deck 2 car garage with heated work shop. Car ol an (C-4 90) room, balcony, dub house, pool, new carpet, dishwasher. 2/3 bed­ 2 bedroom 2 balh condo. overlook* house and pole bam In W. Bloom- •ore* Arizona ranch laad near IQry overlooking woods, walk to school. $78,000. Shirley. 743-7243. Century 646-5960 . CENTURY 21 and extras $46,900. Ceil Sue: rooms, lamlh/ room, almost double guif aan d bay AJ amenities. field. Birmingham Schools. man. Great view*, water, dMdabW. $146,500. 656-6218 21 Beamer & Assoc. 694-5110 ERIC YALE LUTZ ft ASSOC PALAZZdLO ft TRAVIS 689-5000 12-5PM 537-4146 wide, low renl. $21.000. 348-9840 334-1178 9 or 813-442-3894 $275,000. 655-0766 Owner a^rJous. Must ten. 435-6311 _L.

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4E* O&E Monday. January 16.1989 3$Morigagtt& 360 Builrvwr 360 Buslrttw 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For pent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent UiidContrkU Opoortunitlei Opportunities BLOOMFlELO WEST 4 #FARMINGT0N«- LIVONIA AREA NORTHVILLE - large 1 bedroom. AN OPPORTUNITY APARTMENTS NO GIMMICKS $470 per month. Attractive setting, FOR HARD TO PLACE 1»! mort­ COMMERCIAL BUILCHNG business. TONING EQUIPMENT to move up lo_French Quarters Exclusive 2 4 3 bedroom apartment convenient to downtown. Call ^ Apts. 1 & 2 bedroom unit* ffom CHATHAM HILLS JUST VALUE gage or home refinance to*ns (bar* Need partner, minimum $35,000 In- 2 sets of Futureshap* Toning Ta­ residents orfer unsurpassod Quality, Westwood" - 478-4283 loans). C4JI Mike, leave message at vestnpnl ;-;.-. 646-7228 bles. Call 471-5059 or 855-3840 $550 month. Microwave oven, se­ sue 4 value Irom $850 monthly. ATTACHED GARAGES GREAT LOCATION 343-9438, Eo^al Housing Lender. . curity alarm, 24 hour gale house. Each is Impeccably finished wllh 2 NORTHVILLE/NOVI 00 YOU HAVE $4,000 to turn Into VENDING OPPORTUNITY Credit-report & references required. lull baths, washer 4 dryer. walk-In LEXINGTON $8,000 In one month? CaB. 2 pop machines, 1 machine already Evergreen 4 Jeffries X-Way area. dosed; breaXfast nook 4 huge liv­ Heated indoor Pool 'Saunas Village Apts. THOMASVILLE 477-2274 to find owl. located in Westiand. $4,600 for ma- 835-9088 835-9475 ing 4 dining room. Expansive balco­ Sound 4 Flreproofed Construction REBATE $360 * VILLAGE LUXURY APTS. Direct Sale* Required. thines 4 location. 476-7200 ny, individual garage 4 private base­ Microwaves • Dishwasher* 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Brand new 1 bedroom epls. wilh Heat Included * Includes: RID WINQ EARN 1)¼ on investment. New area Want to be your own bo»s. but limit­ ment. Localed on Otchard Lake Free Health Chjb Memberships central air, patio, balcony, vertical AUBURN HILLS Luxurious Living at Spacious luxurious 14 2 bedroom • Heal business needs Investor*. Minimum ed as to Investment..caK Dennis BLOOMF1ELO ORCHARDS APTS. Road. N. of Maple 628-1508 apis are walling for you wtth plush blinds, micro wave, washer 4 dryer, VTICKBT Allordable Prices »Stove 4 refrigerator trom $495 On 8 Mile W. ol 1-275 •5000. Promisory note peM over 5 Cohoon,474-592S. 1 and 2 bedroom spacious apart­ carpet, large open kitchen wtlh • Pool year*, stock Included. 362-0123 ments. Easy access to 1-75 4 M 59. FROM $510 dishwasher, self-cleaning oven. 4 LAST2AVA1LABLE- T BROOKVIEW VILLAGE • Newly decorated V.P. KOMAR6 ASSOC WINNER Appliances, ca/poied. pool, laundry On Old Grand RJver bet. frost free refrigerator, vertical • Smoke detector* ENJOY A BUSINESS 361 Money facilities. From $450 includes heat A APARTMENTS OraXe A Kalstead blinds, ample storage, carport 4 In­ 349-8700 OFYOUROWN • FROM $420 OpenSal. AS\jn. 1-5 hoi water. Furnished apartments tercom System. • Security deposit - Only $200 ^LES AND LINDA A $3,000 Investment f6r Inventory To Loan • Borrow also available - CANTON - 476-8080 RENTS FROM $475 that is redeemable crves you a terri­ i 4 2 bodroom apartments and 2 WALCHAK $ CASH $ For BiE». Taxes. Any Pur 332-1848 or 739-7743 Open Daily 9am-7pm • select unll* only 1-75 and 14 Mile tory wttti unlimited eernlno*. You will bedroom-1¼ bath townhouses Sal. 11am-5pm Sun. 1iam-4pm •MOVI/LAKES AREA- 20448 FOX caB on the automotive routed busi­ pose.Usise.Use your home eequity.'fcrodic ••"•• '*•---• t across trom. public' poll course. across from Oakland Man nesses. Apply between 10AM-3PM Problems Ok"• . Phonone Mortgage AVAILABLE:' Large 1 bedroom Newty palrited. central air. carpoted. FARMINGTOitc N - OOWNTOWN 459-6600 * 585-4010 WESTGATE VI , . Redford at Mayer Supply Company. 25743 America. 1-800-878-2570 Apartment with heal 6 wate/. balco­ alt appliances, washer, dryer. No Large 1 bedroom, $450/MO. West Seven Mife Road, coroer ol ny included. Great location on 13 pets From $350 & $475 + security. heat 4 water Included. LIVONIA . from $460 BeediDaly Mile Rd. neu Greenfield Well-mam- Call * . i 478-1955 Please call the promo­ UkxO $460./$500. a monlh. 729-0900 Northville Forest AREA'S BEST VALUE Mon-FrL. 10-«pm. 549-7047 FARMINOJON H.ILLS. Middlebell 4 tion department of the ESTABLISHED CWLDRENS 4 In- 362 Rwl Estate Wanted CANTON GRAND OPENING • Quiet • Spacious Apart­ fahts accessory shop in^Ptymouth. 10 Mile. Large 1 bedroom. Rent Apartments Observer & Eccentric- CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY' trom $435+ unities. Free Color TV Sott'Scdtptufe wall decor, coordi­ CARRIAGE COVE 1 & 2 Bedrooms ments • Attractively r nate crib sets, nursery accent piec­ Guaranteed Closing In 24 Hou[s A $300 REBATE w-ilh 1 year lease 471-4558 by Friday January «20, Commonwealth Real'Estate Canterbury Park from...$475 Landscaped • Lakes Area • es. Business, futures, el Em­ 1&2BEDROOM - .Mm. from 1-696.1-96.1-275 vXTERIOft DECORATING ments. Phono 651-8000 ployment ClauSbs In our Leases BUSINESS large deluxe adult 4 tamily units IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Oally 9am-7prn> Sal. 12-4pm i CONQRATULATIONSI Rose Ooherty. property manager 420-0888 Open Until 7pm No experience" necessary. Complete DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM ' . » 981-4490 FROM $550 PER MONTH (rajnlng and samples No retail loca­ Studio apartment. $545 per Mo 1 from $475 NORTHVILLE GREEN APTS 624-8555 ~ tion, from $«.600 Decorating Den. Century 21 bedroom Apt.. $695 per Mo. Both 1 CANTON Mr-Lewis. • 855-8840 year lease. 642-7400 or 646-7500 V- Great N. Uvonla Area NOVI VALENTINE SPECIAL CHECK US OUT ' 1 month FREE rent First months rent lioe On 2 bedroom epls. and 2 bedroom INVESTORS-Inveet In real estate with Immediate occupancy On MayfieW. N. oil 7 mile. 3 btks. E. 1 or 2 bedroom apts. Spacious liv­ 360 ButJn«tt CASTELLI 525-7900 Apartments Available Featuring ing area, walking distance to down­ townhouses. Mova In by Feb l. bouses. You hold deed. 2054 short • Single story rapch design ol Farmiogton Rd. (Behind Joe's March rent free on selected units tor I term. First Harvest. • $69-1377 (new tenants only) Produce). Near both K-Mart Center lown Northville. Coveted pa/klng. OpportUnliiw Absolutely Great! • Private entrances 4 patios Central air. all eppliances. large bal­ new residents only Cas 349-8200 400 Apts. For Rent • Utility room • washer/dryer hookup (minimum 1 year leaJs«5 4 LrvonlaMall | ATTENTION entrepreneurs. A na­ ONE-OF-A-KIND INVESTMENT 8umingham/S-6pm Sale Includes Island, dam and water RENTS FROM. $580 Folsum S. ol Grand Rrver $480 4 up 474-5764 Day*: 353-9201 Evenings: 253-5568 Model open darty except Wed. Fountain Park Sat 11am-2pm Closed Sun .*» rights, as weO as several appliances. 981-6994 BAR-RESTAURANT A unique properti|. $325,060. Absolutely Perfect! Cranbrook Place Apts. 478-1487 775-8200 LIVONIA'S NOVI 15001 8RAN0T. ROMULUS Phase IV CANTON. Cory 1 bedroom apart­ FARMINGTON HILLS FINEST 941-4057 ABRAHAM UNEHAN REALTY. INC. SEE ITI CUss C. 6MO Bcense & Entertain­ 2 .bedroom townhouses In park-like Mon-Fri. 10-6. Sat 3-5. ment. $350 per month, heat 4 water Clean, quiet, convenient studio 4 t LOCATION OLO REOFORD • Lashor. neu ment permit Seal* 12S. Noted lor (517)265-2t64 se'tling featuring, private main entry (Closed Sunday) included. 690 Lot* R* bedroom apartments Carpel, verti­ BELIEVE ITI : Call alter 6 PM 571-8321 Merrlman corner 7 mile Grand Rrver. modern 1-2 bodrooms. Kve ahow» & packed house. Prime 4 palio • rear entryT built-in mi­ cal blends, air conditioning, cable carpeiing. heal included, no pets. OWN YOUR OWN LIFE crowave 4 dishwasher. mlni-bDndj. LEASE ITI 5 frontage on hlghfy traveled area tn ready No pets From $390. w citizens welcome From $300 in 8 months be earning $2000- Individual intrusion alarm, fun base­ 644-0059 Canton Adrian'* new growlh corridor. 474-2552 Large Deluxe Our 1 bodroom. 1 bath; 2 bedroom. Leave" me ssagct $250,000 buy* II aH Including valu­ $6000 per month In additlon-lo what ment with washer 4 dryer connec­ A Village Greon Commuruly 360-3662 you now make. In t to 5 years, retire tions 6 chlldrens lot lot. Come visit BIRMINGHAM AREA FAIRWAY CLUB FARMINGTON KILLS - Rrver Valley. 1 & 2 bedroom Units 1 bath: or 2 bedroom. 2 bath Apt*, able Real Estate. Terms possible. feature washer, dryer, microwave OLD VILLAGE » large 1 bedroom Ask for Re xG lover with $50,000 per year. For 24 hour our Model Cooler todsy or call. 2 bedroom. 2 bath h/xury Apt. avail­ GolfsldeApts. 'Close-out special'' on last lew re­ lower, stove, refrigerator, hardwood recorded message call: 328-1165 able No pets. $910 per Mo maining units. 2 months free rent on • Adult community oven, self-defrosting refrigerator, * • 1 & 2 Bedroom self-cleaning oven, private en­ floor*, no pels. $440 month plus se­ RENTS FROM...$495 Please ca.1; 642-9860 or 646-7500 2 bedroom units: $685/mo.. Also 1 curity. . 459-4416 PROFITABLE COMPUTER POR­ Free Golf bedroom from $4*5. Closed Moo. 4 • All appliances trances, carpeting, patio or balcony, BARGAIN PRICED TRAIT business + inventory. 8e 8IRM INGHAM, beautiful 1 bed­ Tues Realty Showcase 473-0035 • Vertical blinds pool. Carport* available. PINE LAKE - Cantab Mouse Liquor Bcense + inventory In non- your own boss. $16,000. After 6PM Village Green room, newty decorated, carpetod. Heal & Hot Water Free ! •Poor- Charming 1 bedroom, washer operating bar now vp tor saJel 397-8336 Townhouses Immedlale occupancy. $500 month. Carport Included FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 bedroom All From $550 Mo. drye*. microwave, carpeted, new $35,000 makes It youre. Can tor de­ N. Eton-Maple. Oays: 356-2600. at $445. includes heat. air. appli­ • Nearby shopping paint. 5625 683-0788 or 338-9645 tails. Ask for Margie Jeffrey. REPAIR GARAGE of Huntington Woods Eves: 649-.1650 728-1105 ances 8 carpeting Ceoie TV avail­ able. 476-9719 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 10711W. 10 Mile Rd. BIRMINGHAM - OowntoWn. 2 bed­ 42101 Fountain Park 4 bays, ample parking, newer roof, • CANTON* MERRIMAN WOODS near Telogreph. Beautifuf wooded (1 mile W. ol Woodward) room luxury aparlmenl includes fire­ FARMINGTON HILLS - Feb. 1 1 Located on Grand River between COLOWEU BANKER furnace 4 electrical, alarm syslem. Mon-Fri. 10-6; Sat. 9-5; Sun »2-5 Meadowbrook and Novl Roads setting. 1 bedroom apt* Carpet. Air Glover Real Estate Assoc. place, all appliances Including FRANKLIN PALMER bedroom, carpel, appliances, water Model opon 9-S except TT>urt4K lifint> ttujriv nmiK tn jp|*lurHi'> l", 545-4388 or 399-6915 of Eric Yale LuU 4 Associates fulh cjrpctcxl jrxJ iif u)rxJiiM>nin£ )3- TIMBERLANEAPTS. Great Location - Park Satling til 666Purdy 268-7?66 Spacious - Bike Trail - Heat FERNOALE-*4AL 9 Mtfe/Woodward area. Pool - Tennis - Sauna Immodiate occupancy, air cond.. ful­ ?.l BIRMINGHAM ill Sound Cood itloned - Cable ly carpeted, luxury 1 bodroom. 1ree I and 2 Bedroom Apartments from WIN Newty remodeled 2 bedroom town- OrVFordRd.. Just E. ofl-275 laundry, call 9-5- 398-7929 house available, private entrance, fireplace, central air. pabo. Great k>- 981-3891 $460 catiorv-aii new residents receive \ Oally 9-7 FORD/WAYNE MAPLE mos. rent free for a limited time. Sat 11-6 & Sun. 11-5 TELEGRAPH AREA Please cair 644-1300 AREA Canion FOUR TICKETS BIRMINGHAM 1: Newty remodeiod i and 2 bedroom WINDSOR Beautiful spacious 1 4 2 bedroom apartments available Jus! East of apartments Beautiful spacious deco­ WAYNEWOOD 5: Adams Rd. near downlown Birming­ WOODS rated apartments. Some of ham. Rental rales include heal, wa­ LUXURY APARTMENTS Some of our amenities include the our amenities include: ter, window treatments, new Kltch- lotiowing (, A P A p T M r: N T \s) on. new appliances, mirrored doors 1 4 2 bedroom Apartments TO THE and upgraded carpeting All new Irom $480 • Carpeted tenants receive one months rent Security deposit onry $ 150 • Decorated (.'•,' s Uiin (UJ 1 free for a limited time For further • Modern Vertical Blinds thru-out • Park-like seiting • Intercoms vx »m inlormation please call 844-1300 • Carport, balconies • Close to shopping • Deluxe carpeting ( V-ir U jrn-n jrvj %e IhtOHtiith&t fiik\*4 fxpi < Swimming Pool 4 Cabana • Close to expressway 4iiit nu , BIRMINGHAM NORTH. 2 bedroom. • Quiet, soundproof Construction • Owner paid heat • Den FtBttJAKT t-11,1989 1½ bath, all appliances, cent/aJ air, \U-jLind Ml • Close to shopping • Olshwashe? 7^»* pool, no pets. 1 yr. tease. $750. Oft Warren between Sheidon/Uliey Op«r> ll^^Uy UU3u(h J828-I084 COUNTRY COURT APTS • Disposal r>tur *' Sit l»4 fafid&hJtwJZhm. Mi- • Parking >.-. ftwuuru-tj.tt** BIRMINGHAM - OaJrwood Manor. Mon. - Frl. 9 am- 5pm Deluxe 2 bedrooms, central air. pa­ Sal-Sun. 1-5pm • Swimming Pool 326-8270 tio, large storage room, free use of Evening appointments available • Storage Facilities washer & dryer, carport. 646-0949 Handicapped units available 721-0500 • Laundry Faclliitles C0BQ HM BIRMINGHAM VALENTINE 459-1310 i. FORD/WAYNE RD AREA SPECIAL Specious 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ Hours: Saturdays Nooo-10 On 2 bedroom apt. Move In by Feb • Spodal Seniors Program ments. Carpeted, docorated 4 In a Sunday Feb. 3 Noon-8 1. Mar, rent free on selected apart­ SPECIAL lovely area. Heal Included BIRMINGHAM FARMS Sunday Feb. 12 11-5 ments for new residents only. Evening 4 weekend hour*. Weekdays 3-10 Please can 649-6909 855-1090 CASS LAKE FRONT Open Mon - Fri. 9am-5pm and by appointment WedoesdarFtb. 8 11-10 BIRMINGHAM VALENTINE APARTMENTS WESTLAND WOODS FIRST MONTH'S RENT FREE* SPECIAL On 2 bodroom apt. Move in by-Feb. "In the Heart of the Lake" - 728-2880 Admission: 1. Mar. rent free on selected apart­ W. Btoomfleld School district * 851-2340 $6 Adult SJChiMiTn (5-12) & Seniors ments for new residents only. FORD/WAYNE RD AREA 5 & Under FREE Please can 649-6909 855-1090 1 Bedroom $459 Spedous 1 end 2 bedroom apart­ ments. Carpeted, decorated 4 In a For More Information Call 1.8O0-482-.86O4 2 Bedroom $525 BIRMINGHAM - 1 bedroom apt. In­ lovery area. Heal Included. MARQO CAPRI - 28408 Warren, -OffiBESiffiL" cludes water, heat 4 security. $495. Call lor more inlormallonjj Evening 4 weekend hour*. near Middlebelt. Spacious 1 bed- per mo. 1200 N. Adams. 354-6303 681-3085 -room. Heat, appliances, new carpel. v u BOATING IS EASIER CaB - 645-6292 CASS LAKE - Assume lease 4 avoid Country Village Apts Near transportation. MANOR. AND LESS EXPENSIVE BIRMINGHAM^ 1 bedroom, $495 wailing list, spacious 1 bodroom. Immediate occupancy. 464-6042 month. Newty decorated, carport, alribaJcony. carport, heal included. 326-3280 (\ P \ P I M L SI Q air. beat Included. 2755 E- Maple ne*Valnl.$455/mo 673-6949 MAYFLOWER HOTEL - $550 month THAN YOU THINK between Eton & Coofldge. 648-6810 GARDEN CITY - Dotuxe 2 bedroom Starting. Oally room service. 24 hour CASS LAKE on takefront sublease. apartment, spacious, newty decorat­ message service. Color TV. No "Apartment Living with Style" Butdid you Inowihal buying a boat ijtlso 1200sofi. 2 bodroom. VA baths, ed. ' 595-4615 leases. Immediate occupancy. Con­ Attractive One and Two Bedroom Apartments a wise investment? A boat has solid resale a BIRMINGHAM laundry room. Available Feb. Lease tact Cr eon Smith. 4 53-1620. » r • value thai other forma of family recreation' loeontlnoe.$615monlh. 682-8328 GARDENCITY just can't offer. So go ahead and enjoy CHERRY KILL area. 1 bodroom, 1 bedroom with heat NEAR #£? every/minute. You really «u\ afford a boil! stove, refrigerator, brand new car­ TERRACE -ron, $450 peting. Great for senior dtlions. 1 bedroom apartments. $375 per DOWNTOWN $590 $350 plus heat. No pets—357-3343- HEAT INCLUDED *£> L* MoeAry eou o( ovnenhip fl jurtt &ivcJoa» month. Includes Heal 6 Water. Off­ ice hours: 9am-5pm. Monday thru FARMINGTON • Modem Appliance* • Air Conditioning s-: rxfCtaitfownptYtaesu vtt mn|t fiiunct tvh tni WINTER SPECIAL Knafron'nMloeviO riv« cn^«t wttrt lpp<>c«bl«. «D.shwasher on CNerry Ha Rd • *»'. .* • Ca/pori GARDEN CfTY-1 4 2 bedroom, from Very large 1 bedroom unit M*K;> bedroom, central air. dishwasher. ties $500 security 425-3987 into:** Ro . ir.ks-e*} T , N, i ASSOCIATION AOuiis. No pets. Lease. $460. «Smoke detectors Includes: carport, all appli­ . i F 643-4428 • Sprinkler System GARDEN CITY: 2 Bedroom. In­ i v* - • FROM $405 cludes appliances, carpeting, air ances, carpeting, verticals, i N 3 I BLOOMFlELD HILLS - 2 bedroom. conditioning; heal 4 water included. sliding glass door"Adults. i i '••V" 1W bath, carpeting, appliances, wa­ 1-75 and 14M.le No petsl $495. Agent. 478-7640 OPEN 7 DAYS t ter 4 heat Included. Super location. Next lo Abbey Theater Shopping nearby. *.-rt o • $650/MO. plus security. 540-4744 589-3355 GOOD RESIDENTS ONLY) 277-1280* CONVENIENT LOCATION In STONERIDQE MANOR BLOOMFlELO HILLS - 2 bedroom In CONVENIENT LOCATION Freedom Rd. W. of Orchard Lake beautiful country setting. Excellent W.Btoomfiefd. 2 bodroom. to sut* FOR WORK OR PLAY . I SJ I T«*» iVafcttrxi — r rm location. Short term sub lease, let $525. Children OK. Near park 478-1437 ' 775-8200 LMJ l*4»C« Urnftl 0*| available Immedlalefy. 548-6613 681-2354 Crook* 4 Big Beaver area Very secur e. quiet building. Send your name and address, Including Newty decorated. ADULT . 1 or 2 bedroooiavAllable NINEMILE your zip codeHJn a postcard addressed to: BOTSFORD PLACE Call for Now Year'* Specials. Call For One Bedroom Specials GRAND RIVER-8 MILE COMMUNITY HOOVER AREA . Behind 8olsford Hospital 362-1927 Boat & Fishing Show SPECIAL 4- TOWNHOUSES OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 1 Bedroom for $469 CAMBRIDGE APTS. QRAN0 RIVER - MIDDLEBELT Some of our amenities include the Picture This GREAT LOCATION following 36251 Schoolcraft RoacT 2 Bedroom for $549 DEARBORN HTS. 3 Bedroom for $689 MACARTHUR Llvonla, Ml 48150 Excellent location - walking distance In Northville... PETS PERMITTED To shopping center, church, etc. CEDARIDGE 'MANOR. *' Oneentry'per family please. Smoke Oetectors Installed 1 4 2 bedroom deluxe apts. Singles Welcome Newty modernized Deluxe 2 bedroom unit* Immediate Occupancy 2 bedroom, central air. We'll Impartially draw names for winners We Love Children 274-4765 basement, parking, beauts from1 your entries. Seo the Boat and Fishing HEAT A WATER1NCLL1DED FROM $550 Qul»i prestige address, air condi­ A York Management Community fully decorated. $400 a Imagine a Show at Cobo HaU arid watch your tioning, carpeting, stove 4 refrigera­ DEARBORN - Dorchester Apts. 1 month FREE rent month. . tor, all otjjitles except electricity In­ Spacious 1 4 2 bodroom units From with Immediate occupancy hometowp newspaper Classified sections, cluded, warm apartment i. Laundry $455. Includes heat 4 water. Car­ (minimum 1 year lease) where we wlllprlnt the winners' names.' facilties. i' ;^ ports available. Michigan, Green­ woodeil, country stltit For more l«i format k*vphone field area. 581-6570 INCLUDES: 477-8484 Vertical blinds, carpetlng'^patlos or If you find your name among the classified 27883Indopendonc7883 I o DEARBORN HTS. baicon!e?t*'fth doorwalis. Hotpolnt 758-7050 near 1-275, wtth ' Cherry Hill Village appliances, security system, storage advertisements, call 691-2300, ext. 404, and Fafrfmlngfor n Hills within apartment. Presently available 1 4 2 bedroom st££k--~ ltnnnL swimming. claim your tickets. It's as easy as that I epts. from $455. Heat 4.water in­ Enter on Tuiane 1 block W. ol Monday winners Must call by 6 p.m. cluded. Verticals, new refrigerator 4 Middlebell on the S. side of Grand N OF ROCHESTER IN Lake Orion. BRIGHTON stove, carpet, pool. Centrally local- Rrver. Large 2 bedroom, in a quiet com­ Tuesday. t TSd" between downtown, airport 4 plex, along the Paint Creek. $500 In­ \V*^ hails for jogging, plus shopping center*. Close lo downtown Farmlngton. cluding heat. No pet* 693-7797 shopping 6 expressway* Beautiful. spadouJ i 4 2 bedroom Open 7 day*- 274-1933 ? Thursday winners must call by 6 p.m. apartments. Some of our amenities •4- exciting rental residences . . All Friday. c~ i . IncWe the following DESIGN YOUR OWN 471-5020 TREETOP (sorry, no date substitutions.) 1 BEDROOM APT. Model open dally 1-5 wilh washer/dryer, microwave, • Intercom Exceplwednesday • Air Conditioning alFARMINQTONSMost LOFTS • Dishwasher Luxurious Communltyt OFFICE: 775-8"20O W* h»v* a newer 1 bedroom apart­ window treatments . . '. Many with • Disposal ment complete wilh balcony, walk In • S*1mm!no pool JAMESTOWN closet, neutral decor, deluxe kitchen • Laundry facilities HOUSING Amor*. • Andbslconies Rent Includes heat & starts at fireplaces and ,^-¾ $560./mo. Can for detail* 477-3990 FOR THE ELDERLY Open Mon-S»t.. 9-5prr); Sun.. 12-5 Chldetler Place Apartment*. 3300 ALSO CNdOJier Street, Ypsilantl, now ac­ ®b8tMt & BRIGHTON COVE APTS TELEGRAPH ft «, 1 bedreovn. $360. cepting application*. Within waiving A very *pod*l *partmenl with a oo 6 HUD. open* fo the IMna area. Both unit* For Information call Mon. .thru Frl.. have covered parking „,i,v -W-^:..:..-'>- classified _FR0M.$415 MONTHLY . ONE MONTH 487-8400 . •_. Equal Housing Opportunity W* are located in the cory nPtoe of Evening & Weokond Hours RENT FRgE Northville & have t *c«ntc natural JAN. SPECIAL • TW» month free letting complete with stream & ad 1 and 2 bedroeVnApurfrom $395. rent, etnclency A 1 bedroom *pl». park, lease required- No pet*. EitO • Heat A water Included. , Starling at $325. Heat 4 witer In­ Cedar Lake • Window treatment*. cluded 534-9340 APARTMENT: $485 Located; on 6 Mil* between Norlhvill* •* COUNTRY HOUSE LOFT: $515 229-8277\ LAHSER.7MK.EAREA and H*£fr,«My Roadi• '" •v 644*1070 Oakland County ' Apartment Woe 1 & 2 bedroom*, carpeting. >r Newty decor*led, heat. $100 off lit. Open Daily 10-6 Le*ilnjt Cf nttr open Mon.-Fn 'l6-6. Sat. 12-4 591-0900 Wayne County 533-1121 month* rent, $325 4 up 637-0014 8*19 4 Sun 12-5 Phone ,548-1830 n BftlGHTON-O^et country IMng, 1 EAST OF Te'ograph - 20830 Joy Rd. WH5ER/7 MILE • modern 1 bed­ 348-9590 * 642-8686 •| ' -CHACON person occupancy, /urn. or vnfurn , room, cotn'laundry, heat included. 852-3222 Rochester C4«a/i qulel 1 bedroom • $305 pfu* WiPrnUtABdUtUft. . I: L. utwiies' IncL, no peta. non-smoker security. No pel*. Tenant p»y* heat. Senior cliUon* welcome, no petf. Beoetcke A Krue <•••*••»! preferred. $450/mo. 231-1795 Av«ff*bi« pow. * 837-8290 Call 6am-5pm. 25V4953

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400 Apti. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apis. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Aptt.ForRtnt 400 Aptt.Fof Bent ROCHESTER downtown' • 2 bed­ ROCHESTER HILLS-2 bedroom ROCHESTER LUOtOW APT8 ROMULUS • 2 bedroom ap*r1/T*r* room lower, great locaUon. mature, lownhouse. »575/mo. No • pels WAKEFIELD PARKER HOUSE Rochester Hills- - ___ROCH£SIEH- 445 Ludkrw 1 A 2 Bedroom Apts water a appliance* tndurfod. S3SS quiet, non smoker. No pels. »475 Heat, water 4 car port Included From »400 Heal 6 Water included i beovoom Apt., newty docorated. monthly . , 841O7S0 APTS month. 656-2594 Avon Court Apartments. 651-7980 CHARLES HAMLET APTS. Rochester Arms Apts. " 651-7270 central air. pool. AJ new »ppGanc«s REBATE incKxtino dlihwiihor and dispotal HIOHLAlrOTOVVEflAPTS. « AT HAMPTON 1 bodroom apts. avaJUW*. 6«n!or NEW YEARS SPECIAL ROYAL OAK. adjacent 10 Beaumont U50 include* fteat and water Enjoy lakeside IMng at its NEW YEARS SPECIAL ^1^6^00^/,104(5/^001^. '" RYAN/.10 MILE AREA RYAN/10 MILE AREA 1 and 2 bedroom Apts Itarting at Hospital, charming 1 bedroom, new­ Can S AM to 5 Mon. thru Sst. best 4 receive »300 to help 1 and 2 .bedroom Apts. starting ai Contecl 6k». MorvSat. - ¢¢9-707» »445 Immediateoccupancy, ly decoratod. carpeted. »425 month Bea'utiM tpaetovJ apis with your moving costs We »4 80. Immediate occupancy 356-3760 .WARREN .. WARREN 435-3492 Some of oof ftmeruliej include lh« feature spacious 1 6 2 bed­ •CLUBHOUSE • • .* fol!oVlng room aparlrrfenls wiih •POOL «TENNIS COURTS • HEAT 4 WATER INCLUDED 'jOO'.Aptt. For Rent • u Beatification Winner Beautlflcatlon Winner PAID heat, vertical bunds, -- -9 HOLE OOLF COURSE < VERTICAL BlINQS • APPLIANCES ROYAL OAK - CharmJr>j*-»-= 1J • Indian Village A/ea separate dmlng area, patio • DISHWASHER- VERTICAL BUNDS Rent before Jar). 31. 1989 and room 13 Mile, near Be4umont • Buitt |n feature] 3 years In a row. . 3 years In a row. or balcony 4 much more. Rent before Jan 31. 1989 and receive upon move-In your choice of Heat, water, appliances, new carpet, - • Carpeied' Located on both Cass 6 recerva upon move-m your ccolce ol 1 ol 4 electronic or appliance gjfu carport 4'more, K25/MO. 643-6663 • Decorated ' Beautiful spacious deco­ Beautiful -spacious deco­ Sylvan Lakes Rents from 1 of 4 electronic or appliance gifts as our way of saying WELCOME MERRIMAN PARK »470 (Tnclud.ng hea,t) as-evr-way Of saying WELCOME Call now 852-0311 Evening & wfreliend hours by appt' rated I and 2 bedroom rated 1 and 2- bedroom Open Dairy Call now 852-0311 apartments. Some 6f our apartments. Sorne of our • ROCHESTER• ROYAL OAK A PA. R T-M'E'.N T. S FROM $340 PER MONTH amenities Include the fol­ amenities Include the fol­ 682-4480 ROCHESTER ^ \ bedroom apart­ Ambassador East - lovely 1.4 2 bed­ ROCHESTER SQUARE '- ment. »420 per month Includes room apartments new carpeting, lowing: lowing: SPECIAL heat. Call between 9am-5pm. verucai b-'inds Heat included A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE • Security Deposit only »150 SYLVAN ON THE LAKES 651-5090 2e6-6nS 559-7220 824-3375 • Intercoms • Intercoms FROM »440 • FREE HEAT PLYMOUTH • Apartment In restorod • Air Conditioning • Air Conditioning KEEGO HARBOR Great Values Park Setting ' • Unique l kl Bedroom Apartments Victorian horn*, walk to town, large • Owner paid heat • Owner paid heat ScerUCViov Air 4 Heat 400 Apts. For Rent in FarmfogtoD/Livonia s ? bedroom. 1 month's rent frae • Disposal • Disposal Walking distance to downtown »€75 S23-l»98or «51-1411 ROCHESTER - Large modern 1 • 668 MAIN ST • AdultCommunity - 50 Years Plus • Laundry Facilities • Laundry Facilities bedroom. J455/M0 . heat Included - PLYMOUTH - Carpeting, appliances, laundry facil­ 552-0543 • Parking • Parking ities 4 air 828-3366 Dally 12-6 Sat. 12-"5 • Private, Tree-lined Courtyards BROUGHAM • Deluxe carpeting • Deluxe carpeting • Carports MANOR • Sr. Discounts •Sr. Discounts 400 Apts. For Rent APTS. • Pool/Clubhouse 1 bedroom 143S Luxury Apanmem • Self-Cleaning Oven, Frost-Free 2 bedroom W75 FROM $415 FROM $415 Yea/ Lease. Heat & Water Pax) Ljviag-iQ taroiington Hills Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave ASutu. No pets MAYFLOWER PINECREST APT. Wouldn" i it bt nice (o come home to: • Heat Included 45S--1215,•-•• APTS PLYMOUTH • downtown location Scotsdalc Jlpaiimenfs t beautifully UadiCaped 18 hole golf • Senior Citizens' Special La/je 2 bedroom upper, carpeted. Hours Mon.- Fri. 9am-5pm Hours Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm course jast outside your window 4 hardwood floor tn bedroom, ce­ and by appointment and by appointment » clubhouse with «o Indoor pool ic siuru ramic tile batft. garage. J550 plus Newburgh between Joy A Warren 477-5755 uliUties. 363-0999 $ • washer & dryer ia your apt. Ol Mrmrxan Re J J (Orchard Lakt Rbadj planned sociaJ ictrtititj I Block Scttb c/8 Mill Road PLYMOUTH From 435 designed to get yon isiagtiag with your Of** DailflQ-6 fJB^ Smdaj j\'x,n-i p.m. HERITAGE APTS 757-6700 754-7816 FREE HEAT neighbors has units available located conven­ And this it jusc the beginning iently at Sheldon & North Territorial. 1 mile S of M-14 Immediate occu­ 400 Apts. For Rent FREE COOKING GAS Call or See..; pancy Just stop by or can tor a L 1 & 2 Bedroom • 1V» Bathi • Central Air • Pool "The PecpJe Who Care" personnal showing • Tennlt • Carport* • Clubhouse HOURS MON. THRU FPJ . 9 TO 5 - Novi/Lakes Area • Laundry & Storage/Cable) Ready 1-455-2143 Wuidemew Model Open 9-5 Dally WESTGATE VI 12-5 Weekends ±d) • PLYMOUTH* Apartments PromS460 Model Open 9-5 Daily HILLCREST e^j*' Farmington Hills' Ocp 455-4300 Best Apartment Value From $450 Free Heat | SPECIAL • Quiet* SpacOlis Arjr-jrtnjifnts Cable TV now available • Attractively Landr>Cd[J«?d • L.'ikns Ar<".i $200 Security Deposit - N«;ir Twelve Oaks Mall* Central Ai» • Canton • (Limited time) NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom • Park setting • Spadous Suites • Pool- Carport* Walk-In ClosoK • Air Conditioning -Outdoor Pool VILLAGE SQUIRE Apartments • immaculate Ground* 4 BkJgj. • Patios and Balconies • Best Value In Area $ Near Plymouth 4 Haggerty t *M Pnti* ..*• r,,j!i ^i-APpn fH*-' t ". W- • From 440 - Free Heat ««.... i.f,„. 1 fOf, J.Cjf.. |._--r, olden 12350 Risman s From $445 453-7144 Daiiy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sal 12-4 p m 200 Moves You In From Dairy - B-6pm Open Until 7PM On Hal8tead,»/2 Mile North PLYMOUTH - Large 1 bedroom. I Great Location • Park Settina walk in closet, carpeted, appliances. of Grand River air conditioning, newty decorated, Spacious* Bike Trail* Pool secunfy.no pets. »395. 348-6698 | 624-8555 Sauna* Sound Conditioned *3SQ PLYMOUTH Cable & Tennis • Dishwasher 624-1388 LIVE ON THE PARK 1 Bedroom-$415 NORTHRIDGE On Ford Road, just E. of 1-275 • Central air- OOLOtWI 2 Bedroom - $430 Open Until 7 P.M. , conditioning QATE Heat & water IndOded. carpeted Irv­ APARTMENTS ing room & )-18,1. central air. kitchen • Balcony or bvj_ —• 6 MONTH & 1 YEAR 'Rental office at Bristol Square Apartmsnts PLYMOUTH • Handic*pp4>d Unit) E§ AVAILABLE NEW. NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS AVSllSbr* • VA on Beck Road |ust f^orth ol Pontlac TraB> 1 &"S bedroom apartment*. BaXo Fairmont Park One Mil* Wsst of 1-275 Thru-unit daslgn for Yii 2-Bedroom Opwt Dally »• e^Sumtfay 10 -6.: -^ rdes/palioj. central a>. individual Open Dally 8:30-5 furnaces Ceramic"'13e bath. O.E. off 7 Mil*. Nofthvlll* maximum privacy & Apbarnyms kitchen, large basement storage & Saturdays 10-4 cross unit vsntllartlon / work area Beautifully landscaped, 348-0616 starting at • Private entries o $400 $460 Including heal • Convenlsnt to North side ol Arm Arbor Trail. E. ol irrtKO ~ 1-275, office hour* Mon. thru. Fri 8 v WssUand Shopping sitoawej SB tiH6.Sat »0ta2 JANUARY SPECIAL Center currii^" Call 453-2600 • Storage In spartment I • Balcony or patio • PLYMOUTH •) 1 Bedroom Apartments from • Air conditioning • Laundry In each Plymouth Hills $385* building ' ,' Apartments Heat Included -"-* 768 S. Mill St. "OH (fee U/oteft'T Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom Stoneybrooke SlllANDJNGS Locttsd on Wirrsn Rd. between 1 and 2 Bedroom 6AAA • Washer-Dryer in APARTMENTS Wtyns ft Nswburgh Rds. In Wistland Each Apt. Open Mon. • Sat. 10 • 6, Sun. 12 • 6 Apartments from \J \J \aW • Easy Access to I-275 45S-7200 Phone: 729-5650 • Air Conditioned South of Joy Road, • Fully Carpeted "Less than • Dishwasher & Disposal West of I-275 • No Pets Open Monday through Saturday THE RIGHT ADDRESS • Vertical Blinds in 9:00 AM- 5:00 r^M * NOVI-FARMINGTON 5 minutes Selective Units ' Sunday 12:00 PM-5:00 PM from Novl & From $415 ~* *New residents only on selected units

(new residents only) Farmington Oajfy t2-6pm except Fri. 4 Sun • fsssssy"' ^^HCU^ Hills" PLYMOUT455-472H 1- Smal278-831l 1 bedroom9. Walk downtown. Qutet st/ool. Srnal pets okay »350 plus security. Leave 260^28^ ^- Thru-unit design Is available for \ 474-25 10 message; 348-0064 maximum privacy & cross unit ventilation _PiY>IOuTH - spacious 1 bedroom $2 -?api. In quiet adult complex. Refrig­ % Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall erator, stove, air conditioning, beat lab ffloinfe ffiUage Private Balcony/Patio furnished. Available immediately. $420/mo. 348-6077 or 459-7664 APARTMENTS SSa- Cable TV Available == : PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN Dishwasher £*f%A~t\A At±- FREE PASSPORT^TO^ Plymouth Square ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS ''• ..tt« vpp.I'Vi- from Apartments per INCLUDES: POOI -•—• 624-9445 0U1ET A0OU COMMUNITY »465 month • Air Conditioning IN PARK SETTING; D Free Gas Heat and Water Open Monday - Friday, 10-6 Weekends, 11 • 5 1 BEDROOM APT. O Porch or Balcony • Vertfcal Winds Ihroughoul. CD Swimming/Pod • Newty decorated. • WaJklng distance lo shopping. D Community Bldg. • Ot&hwaiher and disposal. O Basement Storage As a new resident, when you • Pool. Call Manager et: U'i » • ;i • Central air and healing. sign a 12 month lease at one of 453-1597 our fine communities listed-be-' $450 PLUS UTILITIES UlTlMATf L1V1NC* & I If t ST> i. E OPEN DAILY. DISTINCTION low, we'H give you: ^ 9421 MARGUERITE AND SUNDAY >'1»vi'f -> .i"<1 tij M'i 348-1120 (OH Ann Arbor Rd.. 1 bfk. W. ol Sheldon). A o^e week stay in a luxurious kUON THRU FRI, 9 TO SPM 2 bedroom furnished apartment, Oosed Sat. and Sun. Uvonfa!$ 455-6570 GRAND PLUS *4C|0 Move In PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom Itudlo. OPENING Finest Visit Our Newly CASH BONUS! private entrance 4 bain, country totting, no lease: Includes an ulffl Location t lies. »25 month. 459-5269 7 Mile Road Decorated Community CALL FOR MORE DETAILSI' PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom, fia/age. j^prtttg* •tove. refrtg, 4 carpet. $525/mo Vv- 6 c*jde» heat Canton. 3 bedroom. CAHTEfiBURY - ¾^¾^ Comfortable living. *485/mo •> 455-0391 NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom •A A m# Farmln^toft Road) WESTERN HILLS PONTIAC ; 1st floor I bedroom rAnll East ol 1-275 Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apa/tmeni In t gracJov*. converted, • Westland area- Victorian resJdonce, on • lovely 2 . ' ' ff apartments. A community setting •era sit* m the franklin Blvd.Histor­ from $405 • 1&2Bedroom8 ic District. No pelt. Ul&Oes & epoft- s near downtown Plymouth. •nces lrtcfv<)«d it $400 mo. A. nk* — Immediate Occupanfoy — • FREEHEAT ' ••-.-• ptacelotfYt.Mft. Smith 335-91(0 Attractively De&Jgned..Units Featuring: Brand new large deluxe 2 Heat included. Full appliances. • Minutes from I-94 & 1-275 • All epartmenU a<£«n th« water's edgo PONTRAIL APTS . • Private potlo/balcony bedroom, 2 bath units. or\Pontlac Trail in 8. Lyon 726-6520 • ThriHinlt design for maxlprium privacy Laundry hook-up within V\ >\KM I II \1 \Nt >R Between 10 &11M9 • car­ • Air Conditioning Spaclou8l,2&3 peting • pool' laundry & »lor*0* f»- cKiikt • cable TV « M p*t» • «

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Located on 5 Mile Rd. Between Middkbtlt and FMJCKiJH Inksttr Rd. in U\t>nL»- VWMt AMffTVEMTS OPEN 7 DAYS SENI0R 427-6970 ^ CITIZENS ^ SPECIALI i and 2 BEST APARTMENT bedroom IBfeDROdiyKssosqff)'^ VALUE IN FARMINGTON HILLS apartments - 2 2 BEDROOM (1050 sq.ft.) 1595 SANTA bedroom, 1¼ bath v. 1150 sq.ft. also aval!abl$ Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom Heat towhhouse, Air Conditioning — • Oversized Rooms & Balconies Apartments from »475 Included. 348-9590 • 642-8686 LEFT Private balco­ • Deluxe Kitchens Featuring: • 6 mo. & lyr. leases available FREE •Walk-In Closets • Convenient to freeways, nies with Insu­ OPEN: Dally 10-6 topping, and month's •2 Bedroom Has Double Bath Sat. 9-4 business districts lated sliding Sun. 12-5 3 PRESENTS • Central Air Conditioning rent* glass door walls .•Covered Parking • Private Baicony/Patlo . B«tWMn MkJcH*t*l« Ro*5d and kkrrlman Ro*d The Green Hill difference: Corporit* Apsrtm+nt*Avslltth r' x • • VW- *,' •for Ml«cted apt*. #W :¾ r*' Contemporary Living for ~ Career- | VftiotorTV Minded eVCR*Stei*o.-, Adults • $250 Shopping 1 & 2 Bedroom a Mydynore' demitifidM 8, 2 Apartments S' -i' i tf' hiis .i'i «tt«n Ui.it y-nu nuijh BediMM Apaiimeaii $ Do you come home to an ."'• ".-'! '>'l'> A'f "!•"• ,lfj,^rttT.t>:)!= From... 440 : r "• "i <•: r , .vo>' ;> !'.>-(i 'MC'. <>:)> • Spacious country setting apartment or a 75-acre estate? H Contemporary design '• >•• ••"!' .•;•:' i nnii.- < > '•.*' - r-,TT>-., : • ^w^345 • Modern Kitchens with dishwasher Most apartment living measures 600+ sq. ft. Ours measures • All window treatments included over 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hill residents enjoy a gorgeous WE PAY YOUR HEAT • Individually controlled heating and 75-acre estate setting of park and woodland, peace and " air conditioning tranquility. You're right,next door to the 1-275 corridor, • Air Conditioning • Swimming Pool • Private balconies or patios • Cable ready MWrgah's rrKdti-bilBondollar e>qp!osive growth area and • Balcony or Patio \ Clubhouse • Swimming pool and much more just minutes away from h%; a direct route to downtown Detroit. • Cable) TV Available * Convenient to See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residences Beautiful Grounds 12 Oaks Mall and country townhouses on 9/vtle, 1½ miles west of • Farmington Road in Farmington Hills. At Pontlac Trail and loomfield SENIOR Beck Roads in Wlxom CITIZEMS lace green hill 5. SPECIAL'^ (Exit /-95 at Beck Road then —APARTMENT8 2 Miles North to, Pontlac Trail) IH FARMINGTOM HIUS Open Mon. - Sat. 9-6 noon* opt»B*HT it>4 mnmuu. Scciik Lake Open Daily •For aatacted apartment. ^Sun. 11 - 5 & Weekends 624-6464 10 A.M. (05 P.M. 971-2132 338-1173 I : Terccreph Road N. oi Squ«r» LaK Rd . B'oomf^d Townthlp • r Summer Is Never Over... First Month's Rent FREE' COACH HOU^ (APARTMENTS) £ Superlative Rental Living I • : s InTliefflUsofm^ Attractive! & 2 Bedroom Aparthienta from?500 •a il 'NBW*.U.vi$hty' lirge t, 2 and 5 bedroom terrac* ranch dwellings of 2 Bedroom Tbwnhousea Available 4¾.. un»orpa$«d the that »t« utterly extraordinary • up to 2,800 square feet and every amenity: private entrle j, attached garage*, fireptacei, cathedral ceilings, * Westland Towers! Featuring: .deiigner kitcheru with Kparate breakfast areas, master bedroom suites with- .Vfs *•->*- Spocious ood ond fwo becJfooon 6port- • HEAT INCLUDED eft menls offer high-rise living wllh; • Storage Areas dressing area, double vanities, double closets and walk-in closets too, • Modem Appliances • Air Conditioning f. in-residertrt laundry and storage, full carpeting, central air conditioning, a Specloculor balcony views e Yedr. round sAvinvnlnij In In© Indoor • Laundry Facilities • 2 Swimming Pools patio or balcony. •-, -";* 1 V hdot&d DOOJ • Fully Carpeted a Clubhouse • e All new,Club and Gome'Room • Vertical Blinds a Sauna !'•' Truly resorl-Iike rtfcrcattonal facilities Irtclude: ovcrsircd pool In a • Tennis courts spectacular wooded setting, a manor:homc like clubhouse — Ideal for ^ e TV-monitored secure entrances a 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance private parties"— tennis courts and, pf course, a,24-hour manned a Fl*6 prtvate health club with : . exercise room and sauna • *< V- gatehouse with package reception services. There is even a private • A/> Ideal location; lending library. All on over 130 Incomparable private acres for estate- \ - One block from Westland Moll • like living. . : '••••• • - ttfllof ottfieiM n^fecurtty depoitt -Near 1-276,104 and majof iurfoco Unquestionably the standard for beauty and luxury. For tficir sire, . ilreeti . i . design and breathtaking setting, YOU MUST SEE the 1/2 and 3 :t bedroom terrace homes.of A,LDINGBR00KB, WAT MOlUOfD IH MHT Travel Maple Road to Drake Roadi tur

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Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9 - 5; Sat. 10 - 5; Sun. 12-5 6794540 WATERBURY APT8 In thearea's finestcommunity . Cherry HB, W ol Merrlman WAYNE • dean 2 bedroom apart­ ment S435/MO. plus security d*- Call 476-8080 • Spacious I Si 2 bedroom apartments poart. Credit, reference*. Clean, 722-5558 spedou* t bedroom apartment vrfth VTsH today Men. thru Frt 124pm • D. Luxurious 2, 3 & 4 bedroom towabomes flraplao*, S375/MO. 728-2042 WAYNE • walk to (own. a] bu* atop, JO 19 floor plaas to choose from 1 bedroom, heat, stove & refrigera­ Choose your vacation. tor included. S270 phis security. D Deo, fireplaces, spiral staircases & cathedral 66*4655 ceilings WAYNE •YY6SHAND Newbureh Colonial Apt*. Clean, quf- Fly the tab to us. D Covered carport «t, attradNe. 1 bedroom. Carpet & appflancee. Private entrance. See to appiaUala-ISTfr-mo: M1-669» • Short term leases available ' -.'.:•:•..'•. 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8E* O&E Monday, January 16.1989 432 Commercial/Retail 436 Office /Business 402 Furnished Apia. 404 Houses For Rant 404 Houses For Rent 405 Property 412 Townhouse*- 415 Vecation Rentals 421 Living Owners To Shsre For Rent Space For Rent BIRMINGHAM - rto* 3 bedqjpm. LIVONIA • 6 month lease. 3 bondomInf- art sizes from • single residential basement, $875/dues. 653r0649 is 1-600-676-3923 cluded. Befor* 11 *m or »fter 10 pm 473-9&41 (WE8TLAN0AREA) pAHIncdme: . 737-4002 or an day Sun. A Mon.! 459-233) SUITES, INC. BIRMINGHAM. 3 bedroom. Clean. home lo a targe 375 unit apt. com­ MILFORD - 3 bedroom ranch, at­ plex. Very low rales. LIVONIA 2 bedrooms, second floor. BOYNE HIGHLAND LIVONIA Blrmlngham-Troy Area lenced, basemenl. garage, no pets. FEMALE ROOMATE wanted to Stor* lor rent In • 17 strip shopping FREE RENT References, security. 366 Bird. $700 lachod garage, basement with wood Call A ask why our motlo Is New carpet, verticals, heat and ep> Lovely 4 bedroom, 2½ bath condo. IS Immaovlata bo Ming locations to ,v Completely furnished- Minute* from share wtth same In nice 3 bedroom center. 38123 Ann Arbor ftd.. 1000 Great business opportunity for per month. Afler 6.30pm. 543-7622 burner^ * •w**. Hickory Fudge "Service Is Our Only Product" plianoes included. $565 per month/ start-up or large business, from 373 . serve your needs, 220 unils In all. Rd., 2 miles S. of M-59. Appliances, skiing, CaflKart* 768-0328 horn* In Redford. No smoker. $200. ft. $760/mo ± T*xe*. Insurance • CaH: 420-3328 40 0 lo 6,000 sq. ft. Free health and racquet club. BIRMINGHAM: 1 bedroom • new carpet. $876 + deposit. + !riutimiea . 665-9117 AMfM^neno*^ ..3**- * Gott and Tennis. LUXURY TOWNHOU3€ EAST TAWA9 A 8and Lak*. Cross 1¾ •>€asy*co»mot-9«Ai-275 1 PERSON borne. Washer, dryer. No Days, 474-5150 Eves, 471-0777 V.P.KOMAR& ASSOC. FEMALE roommate wanted 10 share MADISON HT8, - 12V» Mri* A John Swimming Pool*. ets. Security. Available Feb. 1st. (L0VECH1L0REN4PETS country skiing. Showmobillno. Ice •Free on til* parking Room Service. NOflTKVIllE - English Statesman 349-8700 109 Amelia • N Royal Oak fishing. Ice *k*llng. 1. 2. 3 A 4 bed­ nice horn*. Must be employed. 6 R. MutU purpose Ugh! Industrial •MndMduaify controfiod state-of- r5007mo-668 Bird..- ,642-2714 Mite A Telegraph. $271 6 + H ulWtles. building. 2200 *q. ft. with office. the-art heal A al/ MatdSerYtoe. Style behind MeadOwbrook Country 150 H Center - North vine 2 king ailed bedrooms, spacious liv­ room cottage* A motet rooms. P«t Service. BIRMINGHAM. 14 Mile/Woodward. Cfub In Meadowbrook Estates. ing room, tile vestibule,' wood burn­ 617-362-4609 Or 469-3553 1 chUd okay. 537-3787 High ceilings A overhead -door. Al­ •Hip fitting allowance Mooting Rooms. 2 bedrooms, basemenl. appliances, 1.700 srj. ft. full brick.3 bedroom. 2 ing fireplace with log holders, forma) most Immediate rxwpancy. »895/ Hurry. Dm/ted offer. Can Lloyd Wefn- The only fun service facility serving no pels. $600 mo. Available Feb. 1 406 Furnished Houses HARBOR SPRINGS • DOWNTOWN FEMALE ROOMIMTEfnoft-smoker) mo. O*y*68*-2015. Eves. 693-3153 gA/deh at McKlnJevProperties slory, 1¼ balhs. formal dining room dining room, I'A baths, wail lo wan wanted to share large 2 bedroom. 2 the SE Mien business community 682-6136 end great room, 2¼ car garage. custom dosels. basement, central Sleeps 6. fireplace, lot* of charm. 313-769-8520 wilh luxury accomodations. For. Rent $225 for Frt. A 8*1. SuO dates opea bath apartment In NorthvOle. CaH OFFICE A WAREHOUSE SPACE $1,550 pet monlh. Can Ray Lee. air. dishwasher, set! clean oven, re­ Debbie 349-5109 available. New fadflty m prestktou* BIRMINGHAM, 2 bodroom, base­ Tne Michigan Group 591-9200 frigerator, large picturesque wood­ Days:332-2252 Eve*.: 644-4368 1-2754 8 MILE BIRMINGHAM, completely fur- Rochester MiXs. 636 sqfl office Now leasing shared office space, lufl SINCE 1977 menl. newty decorated $650 per nlshed and carpeted 3 bedroom. ed yard. W50. 569-7337 HARBOR Springs. Harbor Cove, FEMALE 30 plus to share 8omersel space. 2.164 sqfl. heated ware­ or pari time Reception area, con­ month plus utilities and security. NOVI 3 bodroom Tri-Level. 1V* Unens. dishes, lenced yard, ga/ege, apt wilh same. $360 plus utilities, UNITS FROM $650. CaH after 6 334-641« ' baths; IMng. dining 6 family rooms. luxury condo. Ski week*/wecVend> house. UiBrties Included- Can «am-. ference room, secretarial service* monthly. (Don). 258-1585: 646-1400 heat Included. 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 5pm 313-652-4950 2 car aliachcd •->» PVjase can 2 balhs. sleeps 6. cable, microwave, available. Please cal. Preferred Absolutely Immaculate BIRMINGHAM: 3 bedroom, VA dishwasher, pool. 681-9225 Cail 332-6229. After 5pm, 362-1456 Executive Offices. 464-2771 after 5prr.. 313-348-7126 NINE MILE PLYMOUTH OLD VILLAGE bath, garage, fireplace. 2 blki S. oi FREE EXPRESS FOR TENANTS' ^645.-1200 549-4500 14 Mile. 6. of Pierce. 1623« Bir- NOV! - 3 bedroom. VA bath ranch HARBOR SPRINGS - Harbor Cove Prime 3 room offloe/retu unit. 650 407 Mobile Homes sq. ft. $690 month Including utili­ UVONIA (ANYT(ME) wood $750 -+ security- 433-1489 wilh appliances & 2 car ga/ege at luxury condo, 2 bedrooms plus lo(1. FARMINGTON RO , Just S of 8 Mil* 9* Mrle 4. Haggorly. No pets. $950 HOOVER AREA sleeps 6-8. Indoor pod and spa. 5 HOME-MATE ties. 459-0420 BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedrooms. For Rent • mln. from Boyne 6 Nubs. 1-694-1560 MEDICAL SPACE PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN. 2 bed- 22x16ft Irving room wilh fireplace. per monlh. 474-0683 FARMINGTON HILLS- 1 bedroom TOWNHOUSES •SPECIALISTS 1080 or 1400 SOFT room apartment furnished. $650 pry screened porch, garage, finished OAK PARK - Near 10 MDe. Cory 3 HILTON HEAO Condo- Beautiful 2 RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY month/ Immediate. Contact Craon unfurnished mobilehome. $65. week Some oi our amemtites include the Featured on: KELLY A CO " TV 7 basement $1075month. 851-4724 bedroom bungalow, exooflent con­ fptlov^ng bedroom. 2½ bath. 2 pools, tennis, Maple/Ink star shopping center. . « Smith. 453-.16JO 4 up Deposit 4 reference required ocean, great location, $395. per AJ Ages, Tesies. Occupations, ' 471-455i dition Available now. $520 plus util­ 751-5590 or 591-0146 Backgrounds A Lifestyles. CERTIFIED REALTY. INf BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom 2 bath, week. Leave Message: 661-8665 471-7100 PLYMOUTH 2 car garage, basement, central air, ities and security. 356-4631 MAC ARTHUR RETAIL SPACE - 530 sq ft , $500 1 Furnished, 1 bedroom avaJlabble Im­ 15 MJe Uhser area. $550 plus de OAK PARK - S of 10 m.le. 3 bed­ MANOR HOMESTEAD CONDO - Glen Arbor 615 R Mia, Plymouth. LIVONIA - Laurel Part Share space mediately. Private entrance, Rouble posrl. Eves. 4 weekends. 651-5341 room ranch. Central «!r. washer & Mich 2 bedroom. 2 bath on the -, 644-6845 Call 422-250« with CPA. Name Owrf door will give lease. Quiet neighborhood near 408 Duplexes For Rent • 2 bedroom beach Cross Country/ Downhill dryerj ell khchen appliances. Newty 30555 Southfteld Rd . Southfield STOREFRONT, ideal for medical diem good impression. 1st class . park • Central air conditioning skiing 426-2517 office, service) included 462-1097 BLOOMFIELD HILLS decorated. $725 month.George BIRMINGHAM - attractive 2 bed­ • Carpeting LIVONIA - male or female to share' 2 supply renlaJ-no oompetltlonl Near " PRINCETON COURT APTS . 657-7616 room, stove, relrigerator, carpet Wilcox weal of Heggerty. Kirk In the Hills area • Hardwood Floors HOMESTEADCONOO bedroom furnished apartment ^2 new satellite hospiieis. Canion LIVONIA - office spaoe for lease (usl PLYMOUTH - Newty decorated 3 garage, basemenl, no pels $650 • Full basement 1-2-3 bedrooms, panoramic lake $307.50/mo-. includes heat and wa­ Center-Ford Rd. area 459-6640 ' plus security. Jan free 377-0060 off Jeffries Froeway In attractive bedroom farm house. Carpeted All from $400 per month view, downhill and cross country ter - share electric bM 477-5755 356-2600 buWlng Can 261-0130 ROCHESTER-2 bedroom condo.. 400 ft. of Lower Long Lake throughout formal dining room. 2 skiing at your door. BIRMINGHAM - dean. 2 bedroom LIVONIA, professional male wa elegantly lurnlihed and fuHy frontage on wooded acre­ car garage 975 Starkweather. 1 yr on Maynes. Stove, relilgerator. Days. 1-662-4439-Eve's 1-426-2172 LIVONIA"- 19506 Middlebeft 546 equTppoo, washer, dryer, basement lease No pels. $695 + security. Call share 3 bedroom ranch In nice 434 Ind. / Warehouse sq ft. newty wallpapered A carpet­ and carport. $950* mo. 651-1919 age. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. washer, dryer. 4 garage $725 plus HOMESTEAD CONDO - new unit neighborhood wilh working female Chock 459-4917 or 459-3600 security. 646-7648 ,758-7050 ed Below market rent. Ken Hale- 1454 Inwoods Circle Ct. sleeps 4. tuiry equipped. Jacuzzi, CaS Rich after 6PM 477-8771 Lease or Sate Days: 525-0920 Eves: 261-1211 PLYMOUTH - Old Village. CANTON DUPLEX. 3 bedrooms. VA fireplace OownniJ 4 cross country SHORT TERM LEASE Days: 592-1300 NORTHVILLE CONDO MALE ROOMATE WANTED • Some­ BUILDING LIVONIA -- 275 A 6 Mile. Very nice Musi see to appreciate. (11 One of a baths. fuH basement Available Jan. in Country Place. 2 bedrooms, skiing at door. 261-2554 BIRMINGHAM kind contemporary design, magnifi­ one professional, no drugs. Must Prime Dghl industrial area m North office to share with professional BLOOMFIELD TWP. • Lake Ironi 24 $700 per mo plus utilities No beautiful deck, for lease $725/mo. have steady k>b $300. per month Royal Oak. 12,000 sq ft. lor lease. Available tor 1 month lo 1 year E)e- cent 2 bedroom upper flat, appli­ pels. Cell after 6PM. 422-7607 MINUTES FROM THE MOUNTAIN Secretary. Xerox, library, conter- gantly furnished 1 bedroom condo- home, perlecl for 1 or 2 people Alt Aso tor sale. Bruce Roy 349-870O including ullliUes. CaH 531-1923 All or part 435-2500 appliances. 2½ ca/ garage, large ances. $6O0/mo_. security. (2) Super enoe room available. $550,462-1233 apartment. Perlecl for Transferred plush, spacious 1 bedroom towor DEARBORN HEIGHTS - One bed­ NORTHVILLE - For rent. New de­ BRAND NEW executive. Call: ' wooded lot. $875/mo 332-7511 MALE wishes to share 2 bedroom LIVONIA- FOR LEASE LIVONlA-5 MlLE/FARMrNGTON flat, country kitchon. appliances in­ room duplex All appliances. $345. tached condo. 2 bedroom. 2 balh. 2 Spadous condominium suites avail­ duplex In Livonia. $225/MO. pk/S 2000 Sq Ft. frontage near 1-96 DENNIS WOLF. DC. BROKER CANTON 3 bedroom Colonial. VA cluding washer/dryer. $S50/mo . se­ per month plus security. CaS: car ga/ege. basement $925 plus as­ able for the season or for the nighl Immediate occupancy iroom. 187 sqfl.,$150/MO. HALL - WOLF PROPERTIES security A 'A' utilities. CeJ Dave Include* utilities 422-2321 bath, attached garage, dining room. curity. 522-4416 534-6560 sociation lee. 348-5025 al Northern Michigan's most unique (work): 591-3723 (home): 522-7091 422-0360 644-3500 Irving room wilh fireplace $600 /mo. condominium hotel the "Water After 4pm, 663-2592 PLYMOUTH RD & Burl Rd. 3 bed­ DUPLEX- Troy Rent with option lo NORTHVILLE'S NORTHRIDGE - Street Inn", on Lake Charlevoix In MALE 29 wishes to sha/e 1964 mo- UVONIA - industrial units available LIVONIA 5 Mile Rd.. across Irom room, large kitchen, basement, ga­ buy. 2 bedrooms. VA baths. 2-story, Newty decorated. 2 bedroom. 2 Boyne City. For rental or sales Infor­ bll home in Canton. 2 bedroom*. 2 Ryder Industrial Center (1-96 be­ City Haft 1.300 sq ft. Executrve 404 Houses For Rent COMMERCE TWP. All-sports Lower rage, fenced backyard, stove refrig­ basemenl. garage, fireplace, air. 1 bath, kitchen appoances. carpeted, mation call private baths. $205 plus 'A security tween 1-275 A Newburgh). 3600 Sq Suite with 5 telephone system In­ Straits lakefrool home with 2 bed­ ABSOLUTELY PERFECT HOMES erator. $400 monlh. 455-9085 yr $600 mo Alter 5pm*375-1133 vacant Relorences required. $715. A V* utilities. 261-1776 or 397-6725 FL Win finish to suit. CaB: cluded 425-5252 rooms. 1 bath. $600 per month. per month + security. 1-800-632-8903 CERTIFIED MGMT CO , 352-8750 For lease. 4 bedroom colonials. 2VS PLYMOUTH-Seduded 2 bedroom, NQRTHVILLE- Country Living. MAIN STREET- ROYAL OAK baths, appliances, finished base­ Pleasecalr 661-0021 Days. 565-7900 Eves. 349-7331 PETOSKEY-MANNEfTlHILL-2 bed­ MATURE. RESPONSIBLE non finished 2nd level, carpeted. 2 fire­ Brand new one bedroom No pets. smoking frjme)e-to-»har»- house-In Lease medical or professional office ments. 2 car attached garage Novi OEAR80RN MOTS - Cute 2 bed­ places, garage $700 a month, short $500 por mo includes all utilities. NORTHVILLE - upper 2 bedroom. 2 room condo.. sleeps 6. warm atmos­ space. 150 to 1400 sq. ft OH street A Plymouth. Also 3 bedroom fur phere, dose to al ski areas Week­ Royal Oak. $250/MO.. shar* utiB- 436 Office / Business room ranch, carpeting, fenced, rent term available. 474-0438 346-7694 346-3420 bath, washer, dryer 6 an appliances, ues- , 335-5127 paved, lighiod parking Available nlshed homes In Livonia. Leasing option lo buy available, immediate cathedral ceiling 4 vertical drapery end/weeks avail. After 5: 348-7195 Space tmmedlalefy. Brokers protocted from $1,200 month. occupancy. $410 653-9055 PLYMOUTH - 225 Parkview. 3 bod­ NORTHVILLE - 129 FaJrbrook New­ availableimmea $700/mo473-4l75 PETOSKEY NON-SMQKJNG. professional wom­ 546-1776 HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE room bungalow, full basement, no er fully carpeted earth toned 2 bed­ an desires lo share Birmingham flat ANNOUNCING 477-44*4 NW 0ETRO1T. 5 bedroom brick oarage. $550/monlh. $550 security. room umt m quiot duplex. Includes 2 level interconnecting roundhouse Now 4 prime locations lor smaller MEDICAL SUITE Prime downtown Bedrooms: 3 down. 4 vp. with same. $310 + utilities. Av*Jabie home 2 car attached garage, near Cail between 6 30-8pm: 455-0403 range, relngorator and patio. $520 NOVI Immediately thru May 14. 644-5081 executive office needs. Suites Irom Birmingham. Mufti tenant building. ALL CITIES • Since 1976 schools and stores Call 534-1254 month plus utilities. For details, cail Ca3 3113-271-284 3 150 sqft. wtth shared telephone an­ 1462 sq. ft. B3 Improvomonts In REOFORD TWP - 2. bedroom ranch, after 6pm. 453-3958 place. Resasonabie rent W OF TELEGRAPH - N. of 7 Mile. Twelve Oaks PUERTO VALLAHTA MEXICO PLYMOUTH - large room A balh. swering, secretarial services A con­ HOMES FOR RENT newty remodeled country ktlchne entrance to deck. Hon smoker. Pre­ ference fadtities. Flexible short term Greal American Building Sma-i 1 bedroom duplex, basomont, wilh no-«rax floor, now earthtone, NORWAYNE - 2 bedroom duplex. Deluxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath Condo $390 month. Includes ail utilities. Townhouses overlooking ocean, sleeps 6 easy. fer responsible male. Rant negoti­ lease* 6 select only the services you 280 N. Woodward carpeting thru out new contempo­ $375 per month plus security. CaH 7 able In trade for carpentry skills. noed. Immediate occupancy Fur­ Next to Crowieys 24290 Frfsbee. call 261-3956 rary light fixtures. Iresry palmed 4 pm lo 9 pm onry 453-2806 2 4 3 Bedroom Townhouses Maid service, krtcheo. private Jacuz­ SEE 100 S WHERE Basements. Washer A dryer hook­ zi, gas grill, pool. Available Apr. 6- $350 month pfus $350 security. In­ nished or unfurnished In all centers TENANTS A LANOLOROS DETROIT - rent 3 bodroom home. very clean. $550/mo Call Mr LaVere cludes untitle*. After 6pm 453-3405 • Downtown Birmingham 647-7171 477-6409 or 255-5678 or 366-6620 NORWAYNE - 2 4 3 bedrooms, up­ ups, fully equipped kttchons. mini 15. »1.000 Can 646-6588 SHARELISTINOS • 642-1620 8212 Brace, bel. Evergreen & dated krlchen/balh. utiBfy room, blinds A carports. On Haggerty. S. • Novi 664 So. Adams. Birmingham. Mi. Southf.eld Freshry pain led Fenced SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet sleeps PROFESSIONAL FEMALE looking • Farmlngton Hilts NEWLY CONSTRUCTED, luxurious REDFOHD 3 bedroom bungalow In large yard, carpeting thnj-out. of 10 Mile. • 471-7470 office space in rural setting now yard. $375 plus security 420-0282 $399 /mo plus 1'-* mo security. 10. newty rodecorated. Al appli­ for same lo share home on lak*. • Arm A/yOr ALUMINUM sided 3 bedroom home, nice area. 7 Mile 4 tnksler $600 a NOVI - Walled Lake. 1 bedroom, $325 per month. 'A utffilies. »eeurtty available in W. BioomfiekJ. Located month 562-3717 278-0282 ances A amenities. Color tv. vcr 4 Can International Business Centers sun room, finished basement. 2 car FARMINGTON HILLS - beautiful complete kitchon. washer, dryor. ga­ microwave 293-7070: 445-2160 deposit references. 363-2581 433-2070 1/2 mile N. of Maple at 2140 Walnut gagsge $425 mo + security. home. 2 bedroom. 1 bath, allachod REDFORO- 7 Mile/Boech PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom brick du­ rage, asking $550 - Sub lease til Lake Rd. (between Inkster 6 Middle- Nort h west Oetroi I. 535-09 54 wage. fenced dog run 1 acre. plex, wood cathedral colllngs. April 30. 1989. No socuriry deposit SKi VAIL ROOMMATE wanted to share 3 AVAILABLE OFFICES m W. Blpom- boll). 1920 sq. ft. avanable: Interior Spacious 2 bedroom homo. IMng bedroom Birmingham .home. $200 rllOOmonlh. . 626-2422 room, dining room, kitchen $415 skylights, appliances, washor/dryor. MeadOwmarVagement Inc. 346-5400 5 bedrooms. 3 balhs. Beautiful con­ fldd. Orchard Lak* Rd. Private erv t^an be designed as required Base­ ANN AR80R Royal Oak. Birming­ J do Take shuttle 1 mile to Gondola. monthly plu* 'A uttitles. trances. 2000 to 3000 so. ft. menl storage included. Additional ham 2-3 bedrooms, basement FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bedroom monlh. plus deposit Come to office. Available Feb 1 $525 451-0137 fJOVl. CrosswindS. luxury oondo. After 6pm 642-1124 21145 Fenkeii Can 255-1500 $200 per day. Call. 851-6555 shared services and facilities negoti­ Kids, singles, pels OK brick ranch. VA bath, finished base­ TROY - 3 bodroom ranch. 1 bath, Pool, tennis court. 2 bedroom, fire­ Mary 540-6070 or Phlh 682-5243 SEEKING one flexJble. compatible able. For further Information, please HasenauCo 273-0223 ment, atlachod garage. Orchard ROCHESTER - New Conjiructlon. 3 garage, immediate occupancy $650 place, washer-dryer, appliances. cal Diane between 9 4 5: 855-2868 Lako/13 Mile. $1300. 489-0940 Eves. 453-0621 and responsible porson to shave Beech Daly & 7 Mile BERKLEY, great 3 bedroom', newty bedroom colonial, walk out lower month plus VA months security. apartment In a fabulous Troy loca­ level. 2 car garage. $1350 per 649-4687 643-0427 419 Mobile Home 8pace 1,345 sq.ft. modBrn office NORTHVILLE - Premium suite avail­ decorated, drapes, now appliances, FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bedrooms, N. ROYAL OAK lownhouse 2 bed­ tion CaB Mark eves. 362-3244 able for Immediate occupancy basement, fenced yard, no pets 2 balhs. laundry hook-up. attached monlh Call Roman. 737-4460 rooms, 1 bath, hardwood floors, tua in multl/tanant building. $675/mo. after 6pm, 644-1411 SEEKING 3 non-smoking profes­ Leaded X-ray room In new building, 1¾ car garage on 1 acre $650/ ROYAL OAK - dean. 2 bodroom. basement, big yard, cha/mlng $99 MONTH FOR 1 YEAR. Ught and bright. Newty near freeway access on 6 Mrle Rd Deposit before Feb. 28 sional females to shar* furnished BERKLEY - 2 bedroom home. $525/ mo + security. 624-6320 1521 E Fifth. $460 moolh 545-6841 neighborhood. $715 per month. Ca.1: 349-3660 541-0462 Farmlngton Hir.s home. $250 plus decorated. Will divide mo. first mo. pfus $700 socurlfy4 76- FARMINGTON HILLS - cozy 3 bed­ 410 Flats Wellington Estates untitles. Deposit and reference*. 5421 ROYAL OAK - clean 3 bedroom, Brand new mobile home park. Lighted, paved parking. NOVI RD.. betw. 96 4 Grand River. room. 2 baths, large family room, brick ranch. 469 Cambridge. $600 BERKLEY FLAT - 1 bedroom upper, RENT spacious 1 bedroom condo In Days. 476-6700, Ext 235. 4.150 sqft available lor profession­ fireplace, fenced, $S50/mo Oearborn Hts. $4i0/mo. Nice, quiet Taylor. Midi Beech Oary. N of After 5 981-4841 Our first vacancy In 3 yrs. BERKLEY - 3 bedroom, appliances, month. 545-6641 utilities Indudod. Garage. No pels. Pennsylvania. al or medical office, can be dMded 415-3415 $475 per month .- 689-6932 area. 937-8721 basement, dean, freshly palmed, 1966-1989 Models available. SINGLE MALE. 25. wishes to Shar* Immediate occupancy. into 2.000 6 2.150 sq ft Immediate ROYAL OAK - Desirable location, 2 occupancy. Call Alfred el Diversified large yard No pets $600 - month. FARMINGTON HILLS, 3 bedroom. 2 CANTON- Upper 1 bedroom, stove, ROCHESTER - Unfurnished Town­ PARK FEATURES: beautifully furnished 2 bedroom apt Security deposit. 546-3643 bedrooms, central air. krlchon appli­ 928-8509 Group Inc. 661-3000 bath, farm colonial, basement, ap­ ances, garage, lericod yard, kids 4 refrigerator, $275. mo. plus utUrties. house lo Sublet-1700 sq. ft Beacon • Cable tv $350ymo. includes ail utilities. Se­ BIRMINGHAM - BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY HILLS <• 3 bedrooms. 2 pliances. $900 month. Call Dorothy pets okay $700/mo s security de­ References required Call: Hills. Available Feb 1st. • Spedaf a0. 633-9321 professional, in 3 bedroom home. OOYNE CITY CONDO H»ooerty • 1000-50,000 »0, ft. bath. Compkst* Ml serMc* tufiding, FARMINGTON HILLS Sleeps «, »5 amenrOe*. 851-6451 1360/mo, 0*y», 357.7304. 432 Commercial/Retail rWbuMlnrj* 0*r»o* pvkJng Included. 11170. 1 bedroom condo. Eve*. 645-568«. • Orchard Lak* Rd, kjit 8. of 10 C«JlR*r*h, 357-5564 GLENWOOD GARDENS Month to month tease. BOYNE CITY CONDO . For Rent MM - 1BOO-54«5 so.fi. -112. per 2 bedroom. 2 balh with aH amenities BIRMINGHAM - downtown, profe*- • 2 Bedrooms CaR anytime 522-1277 »lonal woman lo *h*r* house, Av*»- sq.ft. k-rdud*s*)tut»tjesi TELEGRAPH*.6MILE • Largo LMng Room Including garage, fireplace, cable. OOWNTOYYN Blrmlnflhim-Approx. OFFICE SPACE • Full PrtvateBasement FARMINGTON HILL8 - 1 bedroom, W-fS09or«l6-W2-S3«« abi* Immediately. 1300/mo. 2500 »q ft. r*t*» »p*<«. approx. RETAIL8PACE half utiirlle*. CM rre*. 647-79 300-1,600 «q. ft. 0*km mtrket rent. With Lnundry Facilities Spacious Yard an appfiancos. swimming poof, ten- 20'x Ai' pv* tin 35' oa»*m*ftt • 4000*$.ft.com*r,; 1 month free rant IMtle* Included. BOYNE COUNTRY - J bedroom, 2Vt Exoertenl *xpo»w*, • 1 Year leases nls court, $493. month. 682-5150 DOWNTOWN Birmingham • FemaH are*. Cfos* lo parking. Good r*tal 255-4000 Cable Available' bath ranch home en Walloon Lax*, wW *h*/* 3 bedroom.horn* wtth are*. _j_ 433-1437 FArtMlNGTONHIlie 4mBe»8.e4"Peto*k»y. CERTIFIEO REALTY. INO. TROY » Big B««Y« « trvarnoH, Sharp, freshry decoraied 1 bedroom" Sim*. 8pBt utiRtl**, washer. **«. ifEMALE seeking ism* lo shar* er, Include* trft 900 iq. ft. r*w |300p*rmontA -.'_ 624-3922 ances, formal dlnlrSg. large dojets. •guthf>«*d condo on rrrtn*. 1st mo, designed In Old English. Tradition Farmlngton Square. $5$0/mo. Wlniet A Bummer vacation rent*)*, with leaded ot«s* A vrtiqu**. 600 C*rp«4, *x*cvlrv» kjtch*n*t1*. *l PLUS the convenience of renting. witerfronl home* A Ooodo*; N. M. r»n\ free. Day* 474-6500. Ext. 29. or UtKtle* A lanftortai. $375/rno.' ot TROY MEDICAL SUITE Available tmmedisiery. -M9» aq, ft. C*H 3&4030 CHEYeOOAN - MUtUTT LAKE 1 HARBOR 8PRING3 • % bedroom' + bodroom homt\ garage, « M9«/ rttefl or offto* *p*o« avaJsbt*. Next TROV * 1H fkjor offto* *p*o» lot 10-4 8at„ 12-4 8un. loft. i'A baths, sleeps 8. Near Nubs 3700 M. ft. wtth « beoVoom*. ) fyi lo Ofln JtUeief*. 1050 *q. ft^ford • FARMINGTON Newburgh. «3$0/mo. Include* inn- On 0r*nd ftfy*r. Exc*»*ni 3 rooom, i****, v*ry conip*tiuY* ratevdoH A Boyne. $350 per weekend of $650 b«lh», *)eepa 18 v«ry comfort iWylrt 4le*.C*JI*nerepm; $91-3301 Rd. «xpo»ut*. ImmedUl* ocovparv a . t.aioeq.n.oi*/oer *p*o*, »Y*8«b*«, • good location. WALtEO LAKE • 10xJ3fl offlo* Directions: Take Wayne Rd. to Gfenwpod Ave. with fireplace, dining room, hard­ moooe t/aJt*, ere** country A ¢#^. ' * / 288-3503 Exceflenl kx*0on * high vokjm* $500/mo « n^Abk*. 422-5740 sp*c*, hear Decker A Maple. wood floor*, tswmont, port* and M »K8ng, lo* nsbing. «tc M**J for Tr»mo • 61/0(¾ Anchor T*rv*n1 «4)«-2«00 head East to 2764 Ackley. / Y garage- W'o • month. Ava-taW*lm- winter escap* weekends ($500 A up) FEMALE roomtu »0* ,21-28 10 Compettus-*!.easing Rale* . HAGGERTY, N. Ot Por>U*C Tr**. 1,8 mediatery. or botJrw** oonteranoe*. Some »h*r* hous* ki Lrvonla, $27«'* or 9 room Wte*. 8*©vr¢4, lenoed • VrtSTXANOOfflCEbUITt •nnnMnsvniMMnHpin^ntanHn He'en Bulks/ «44-6300 Summer v»c*!foo week* tytftW*. month, kictud*) utuHkH. For mor* JoeDurso . 26M40O yard spaoetvVsW*, Avaftab**, tt.jj per %$. ft. Hettina Wtk, Manuel, Snyder A Rank* VVeottp* vpan rtojuett. 129-7(50 Inform* tlon C4sH «fter 4pm. 2« 1 •« 1M Re-Max Wesl ___.'. ««J^ *v^d*V|n^ud^.C«il _J.»iM0« 1 < --. A y _'_-.» -i

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