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Murder warrant out for victim's husband By Diane Gale staff writer

Now that's a Valentine! Jerry Hil l , " t h e Sweethear t of P izzer ias" ( lef t ) , and George " G i n o " Mar tucc i have hot hear ts to • pa re th is Va len t ine 's Day. HaTTfng f r o m Ihe ovens of G ino 's Pizza on A n n A rbo r Tra i l are p i -

thy p izzas guaranteed to w a r m the cock les of t he hear ts of un to ld swee t ie -p ies . T h e vanguard va len t ines are regular ly p r i c e d a n d can be del iv-e r e d to your t rue love's d o o r s t e p .

A first degree murder warrant was issued Tuesday for the arrest of former Canton resident Dr. Charles Fisher in the death of his wife.

Fisher told police he found Ella Mar-ie Murcado-Fisher. 32, bound and un-conscious in the couple's home on Thornwood July 15, her head complete-ly wrapped in duct tape.

She was kept alive by a respirator at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital in Ypsilan-ti until July 20 when her life-support system was disconnected, and she was pronounced dead.

Since Fisher is believed to be living in the West Indies, arresting him in-volves complicated extradition proce-dures. according to Canton Detective William Keppen. the primary officer investigating the case

THE FIRST STEP involves contact-ing Gov. James Blanchard, who will alert federal authorities. The U.S. State Department then will ask the West In-dies government to apprehend and de-tain Fisher, a microbiologist who pre-viously worked at Ann Arbor's Veter-ans Administration Hospital in Ann Ar-bor, Keppen said.

"The case has a tremendous amount of intrigue, because he (Keppen} talked to people all over the United States, Europe and the West Indies while con-tacting friends and family of both peo-

ple," said Lt. Larry Stewart. Canton's acting police chief

"The investigation was like a puzzle — a continuous gathering of a lot of little things, but there wasn't one piece where we said: 'OK that's it,' " Stewart said. "Finally we got enough evidence so that the (Wayne County) prosecutors believed we could go for an arrest war-rant ."

Fisher, 44. who previously taught at Ross University on Dominica, a British Island in the West Indies, has been out of touch with Canton police since the beginning of the investigaUon. Stewart said.

The Missouri native left the United States last fall after selling the couple's ranch home.

In August, police sent samples of duct tape used to gag Murcado-Fisher to the Illinois State Crime Lab for laser testing. The hi-tech laser method uses special camera lenses to lift prints un-detected by conventional procedures

DUCT TAPE fingerprints will not be used as key evidence in the investiga-tion, however, because Fisher reported that he loosened the duct tape f rom his wife's mouth when he found her, Kep-pen said.

Fisher told police tie went to bed a t 10 p.m. on Ju ly 14. Murcado-Fisher, a nurse, was expected home early the next morning af ter working an af ter-

Rotary eyes famine fund request By Emory Daniels staff writer

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Mar ts Gabre -Tsad ick , founder of Project Mercy , m a k e s an ap-peal for funds to the P lymouth Rotar ians.

Plymouth Rotarians were asked last week to turn their daily bread into por-ridge

Through arrangements made by San-dra Alrich of Canton, Marta Gabre-Tsadick — the first woman to sit in the Ethiopian Senate — appeared as speaker last Friday to explain the pur-pose of Project Mercy, the feed-the-hungry program organized by her and husband Demeke Tekle-Wold

She is now trying to raise $100,000 to send 14 tons of a porridge-like sub-stance called atmit to Ethiopia Atmit is a porridge made of oats, sugar, salt and vitamins designed to feed starving people who are very' weak

Plymouth Rotary m e m b e i s , in a theme borrowed from the Lord's Pray-er. have launched a "Daily Bread"

project of giving up their weekly din-ner rolls and donating the money to help feed starving Ethiopians

The project will result in a guaran-teed minimum of $200 a month raised for six months The project 's theme is

Give THEM this day our daily bread "

Plymouth Rotarians are hoping the idea will spread to other clubs in the district, but the club first is looking for the best way to donate the money so food is properly sent to Ethiopians in need.

Because of that need, Aldrich ar-ranged for Gabre-Tsadick to speak to the club last Fr iday Aldrich is author of the former senator 's biography, Sheltered by the King " Gabre-Tsad-

ick and her husband fled Ethiopia af ter a Marxist coup invaded

ONCE CALLED THE Breadbasket o f Africa," the country's once fertile

land sustained three crops a year and produced enough food to make the na-tion a leading exporter of food, said Gabre-Tsadick.

In the late 1950s and early '60s, she add«d, the United States had a quota admitting 100 Ethiopians a year and none were coming here because they were very proud of their country and wanted to remain there In fact, she claimed, people f rom other countries were applying for Ethiopian citizenship so they could then apply for a visa to be admitted to the United States

Following the death of Emperor Haile Selassie and the rise to power of the Marxist government, the speaker said, life changed drastically The gov-ernment seized farmland, businesses and homes in a redistribution effort but ended up keeping the land.

With price controls put in effect, and

incentives removed, Ethiopian f a r m e r s began to raise only enough to feed their own families, and agricultural produc-tion dropped drastically. Making the political problem worse was the spreading of desert land into fert i le area through erosion.

When two provinces ran out of food, she said, residents started migrating to other areas of the country and then large numbers of refugees began flee-ing Ethiopia to bordering Sudan, Kenya and Somalia

"We no longer are the Breadbasket of Africa Our people are no longer proud enough to remain in their home-land From 1974 to '76 alone 2-million Ethiopians left and became stranded in the bordering countries. Some have said the refugee situation there is worse than it was in Southeast Asia."

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A typical day for Alzheimer's disease victims Bright spot in bleak future

By Diane Gale staff writer

A visit to an average suburban home, on an average day seems just that — average

The ranch-style house with adjoining garage spans a hefty lot of land in the middle of the block on Merrit t Street in Pittsfield Township Inside, the decor is tasteful — with inviting sofas, a love seat and chairs covered in soft-hued materials that line the living room walls

Outside the kitchen area sit the dining room table and chairs offering a comfortable setting at mealtime and during the regular mid-day tea and coffee break Photographs of loved ones hang deooratively in the bedrooms

Every possession seems neatly set in its place, and soft music often fills the air

At first glance the atmosphere paints a relax-ing picture but, amidst all this order permeates a strong sense of confusion

Faraway gazes mask the wrinkled faces of the people who live there Conversation is usually repetitive, curious, brief and spurred by nothing in particular

ON A QUIET AFTERNOON last week 74-year-old Dorothy Emmons, the moat talkative of the group, sat in an armchair and chatted with Judy Peters, who styles the woman's hair oo a regular basis Emmons wondered out loud who Peters was The beautician quietly reminded Emmons that she was her niece

With a wounded note in her voice Emmons said "Well. I knew I had relatives, but

Memory loss is a common characteristic in

people suffering f rom the fourth leading cause of death in the United States — Alzheimer's dis-ease The six women living in Merritt Residence are victims of senile dimentia characterized by dying brain nerve cells.

To address the disease, a new national phe-nomenon is surfacing Living facilities — like Merritt Residence directed by Loren Bennett. Canton Township trustee — are being built spe-cifically for Alzheimer's victims

Facilities specially for Alzheimer's victims are "in the category of being rare," according to Marian Emr, public relations specialist with the National Institute on Aging

Bennett stepped into the forefront of this move in December 1983 by forming Senior Liv-ing Inc . a corporation providing custodial care and a comfortable, homelike atmosphere for Al-zheimer's suf ferers The firm operates another Washtenaw home in Whitmore Lake

IT PROVIDES FAMILIES unable to care for their love ones an option to nursing homes and a place where the special needs of Alzheimer's victims can be addressed. Bennett said

While the residents are in the home they must be in the second stage of Alzheimer's disease

During the first stage residents experience short-term memory loss but often get along in their everyday activiues The mental capaci ty progressively fails until the person is in the sec-ond stage and needs custodial care

When the dimenUa has advanced to the third stage a person's physical "Well-being has wors-ened to the point where they need medical atten-tion When Senior Living residents reach this

stage they are released to other facilities, Ben-nett said.

A one month stay for the women living at Merritt Residence is 11.350

"The main thing we emphasize here is to keep everyone happy, carefree, free of anxiety and stress," said Venetia Hister, Merritt Residen-ce supervisor


'The main thing we emphasize here is to keep everyone happy, carefree, free of anxiety and stress.'

— Venetia Hitter Merritt Residence supervisor

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Dorothy E m m o n s reaches to k iss her n iece snd home beaut ic ian , Judy Peters.

noon shift at a Chelsea medical facility. "(Fisher) said he remembered awak-

ening briefly and looking at their digi-tal clock at 12:10 a.m.," Keppen said. "He said he dozed back off and awoke later to a sound, and thought it was his wife!"


Police seize drugs, weapons

By Diane Gale staff writer

Redford and Canton township police departments seized illegal drugs and a cache of weapons f rom a Canton home Monday

Alfred Scicluna, a Canton resident who lives on Hartford Court, waa ar-raigned Tuesday on charges of extor-tion (obtaining money through threats), and possession with intent to deliver (sell) drugs, according to Redford po-lice Cpl. Tom Street.

Scicluna was arraigned on the extor-tion charges by Redford s 17th District Court Judge John M. Dillon who set a $5,000 bond

He was arraigned on the drug charge by 35th District Court Judge John E. MacDonald who set bond at $5,000 or 10-percent cash surety. Pleas of inno-cent were entered on behalf of Scicluna in both arraignments. Prel iminary ex-aminations, to determine if there is enough evidence to hold trials, will be held Feb. 19 in 17 th District Court, and Feb. 21 in 35th District Court.

As of late Tuesday. Scicluna had not posted bond and was being held in Red-ford Township's jail, Street said. He will be transported to Wayne County Jail if he is unable to post the bonds


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It was a foregone conclusion that the state House of Representat ives would vote last week to ban Medicaid funding of abortions.

The big battle in Lansing was over

amendments to ease the impact of cut-ting off (6 million in state Medicaid abortion funds for women on welfare All four amendments lost

"The whole thing was orchestrated They wanted a clean' bill . . . no a m e n d m e n t s . " said Rep. Gordon Sparks, R-Troy

By "they," Sparks meant Right to

Life, an anti-abortion group, and Rep Michael Griffin, D-Jackson, sponsor of House Bill 4007

SPARKS VOTED with the majori ty as the House last week passed. 77-32, the one-sentence bill cutting off medic-aid abortions It provides that "an abortion shall not be a service provided

to a recipient of medical assistance un-der this act unless the abortion is nec-essary to save the life of the mother ."

But unlike most supporters of the funding cutoff. Sparks also supported four amendments to provide replace-ment services or to modifv the bill's ef-fect.

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obituaries JAMES P O'HARA

Funeral services for Mr O Hara. 68, of Warren Road in Canton were held recently in Vermeulen Memorial Funeral Home in Plymouth Township with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit. Offi-ciating was the Rev Robert Millar-

Mr 0 Hara, who died Feb. 8 in Sinai Hospital in Detroit, had been an investigator with Wayne Coun-ty Friend of the Court His father, Chester O'Hara. was Wayne circuit judge in the late 1950s and early 1960s Survivors include: wife, June; son, Richard of Woodbridge; and daughters, Virginia and Doro-thy Smith of Grosse P te Park

JOHN J. POTTS

Funeral services for Mr Potts, 83, of Plymouth* Township were held recenlty in Dickson Funeral Home in Dickson. Tenn.. with burial at Martin Gar-ton Cemetery in Bums. Tenn Arrangements here were made by Schrader Funeral Home in Plym-outh

Mr Potts, who died Feb 9 in Livonia, was born in Tennessee A mill hand with A H Leathers, be manufactured baseball bats and other items. He moved to Plymouth f rom Dickson, Tenn.. in 1964 and was a member of the Church of Christ of Dick-son

Survivois include: daughter, Eunice Tummins of Plymouth, son, Charles Potts of Plymouth. 9 grand-children. 24 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild

ISAIAH A. ROBERTS

Funeral services for Mr Roberts, 88. of Plym-outh were held recently in Schrader Funeral Home with burial at Riverside Cemeterv. Plymouth Offi-ciating was the Rev Ralph G McGimpsey

Mr Roberts, who died Feb 6 in Detroit, was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Plymouth from 'Aestland in 1982 He was a machine operator for Midland Steel. Survivors include daughters, Norma Roberts of Plymouth and Gloria Kovatsis of West-land. brother, Henry Roberts of Pennsylvania: sis-ter, Martha Sallurday of Pennsylvania, and one grandchild

WILLIAM H. STEVENSON

Funeral services for Mr Stevenson, 61, of Livo-nia were held recently in the Harry J Will Funeral Home in Livonia with burial at Oakland Hills M e morial Gardens in Novi. Officiating was the Rev Mark Barnes

Mr Stevenson, who died Jan. 20 at home, was born in Richmond. Ky. He had moved from Kentuc-ky to Plymouth in 1937 and for the past 16 years, had lived in Livonia. Employed in floor layer con-struction, he was a member of the Plymouth Chuurh of the Nazarene and of Anglers Unlimited

Survivors include: wife. Donna; sons, Mark of Brighton and Dwight of Battle Creek; daughter, Pamela Kingsbury of Plymouth; sisters. Karen Dingeldey of Canton, Marilyn Hester of Plymouth. Dollie Groto of Northville, and Norma Stobbe~ef—

Oldsmar, Fla.. brothers. Ray and Robert, both of Ann Arbor, A1 of Port Orange, F l a . Dwight of Jasper . Ala ; and seven grandchildren.

BAR TONE J. BENEDICT Funeral services for Mr Benedict, 75, of Detroit

were held recently in Vermeulen Memorial Funer-al Home with burial at National Memorial Gar-dens, Redford Township. Officiating was the Rev Robert Millar with remarks by Henry J Bozich of Wolverine Lodge S.N.P.J.

Mr Benedict, who died Feb, 7, was born in Kan-sas He was a tool and die maker for Kelsey-Hayes and a member of Wolverine Lodge S.N.P.J. Survi-vors include: sisters. Rose Cerne of Canton

promised to veto the measure, as he and former Gov William G Milliken have done 13 tiroes earlier This year, however, a number of pro-choice lawmakers have been replaced. The House is expected to muster the 74 votes necessary to override the veto, according to House Speaker Gary Owen, D-Ypsilanti

THE HOUSE overwhelmingly re-jected three amendments supported by pro-choice legislators joined by Sparks and a handful of others. The amend-ments would have provided:

a Before the cutoff could take ef-

fect, the Department of Social Services would have to cer t i fy that the number of couples or single adults contracting with licensed agencies to adopt chil-dren equals at least half the number of Medicaid abortions performed in 1984

About 19.000 Medicaid abortions were performed Thus, the demand for adoptive babies — regardless of race, sex or handicap - would have to be at least 9,500 before the Medicaid cut could take effect.

Sponsored by Rep. Maxine Berman D-Southfield. it was defeated 69-32


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There were two part ies in the state House of Representatives — men and women — on the vote to cut off Medic-aid funds for abortions.

Final vote was 77-32. Men supported it 74-21 Women opposed it 11-3. In the Observer & Eccentr ic area,

males supported it 8-1; females op-. „ and —rr Mary Masser of Warren, brothers. Frank of West posed it 4-0. land, Walliam of Scammon. Kansas, and Art of De : Supporting it were John Bennett, D-

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Opposed were Lyn Bankes, R-Livo-ma; Justine Barns. D-Westland; Maxine Berman. D-Southfield; David Honig-man, R-West Bloomfield; and Judith Miller, R-Birmingham.

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From drawings into dwellings Dw 44 . . . . _ By Gary M C a t * . staff writer

A lot of work goes Into a bouse Just ask the students in Larry Phillip* architectural drawing classes

Phillips' Centennial Educational Park (CEP) classes receive hands-on-training in drawing and designing homes. Another portion of the curricu-lum is devoted to mechanical drawing

"Hopefully they will be better con-sumers and will understand what goes

into houses," said Phillips, who has been teaching for 15 years.

The students, f rom Plymouth Salem and Plymouth Canton high schools, a r e required to design a single-family bouse, including preliminary studies and specifications, floor plans, eleva-tions, variety of details, plot plans, presentation drawings, renderings and scaled models. •

The classes are part of the vocation-al education program at CEP. Because of the small percentage of high school

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students who will graduate from col-lege, Phillips and others in vocational ed are devoted to the program.

THE DRAWING classes have led to careers for many of the students. Phil-lips said.

"Several of my former students are registered architects and many, many others are in related fields Many of the students also a re in other engineering fields," he said.

While attending the CEP classes, co-op jobs are available to the students

"Every kid that wants a job has a job with an architect f irm around this area," be said.

When the students complete the class, they leave with a packet to pres-ent to fu ture employers or to bypass classes at higher education institutions

The packet includes a site plan, floor

Lisa BelsKy works on a d raw ing . A l t hough few fema le s tuden ts take the a rch i tec tu re c lass, i ns t ruc to r Larry Ph i l l ips says they t e n d to do wel l .

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"With a few touches, I suppose the homes can be built," Phillips said.

The instructor plays the consumer outlining what type of home is desired. The bouses a re based on square footage requirements and would cost between 185.000 and $125,000.

ONCE ALL the plans are drawn, the students build a to-scale model of the home.

"The only requirement is that the model fits through the door. Almost anywhere they go. they will need to know how to build models."

In keeping with the changing work place, Phillips said the depar tment is in the process of buying a computer-aided design system.

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T H U R S D A Y (Feb . 14) 5 p.m. Cinematique — Johnny

Midnight and Fredrico Balontoni reviews films to be shown on Fam-ily Home Theater "The Cowboy & The Senorita," "Jazz Ball.' and "Tbe Great Train Robbery."

5:30 p.m. Belleville BPW Pre-sents — Member Virginia Brutter discusses computers and the fu-ture of the workplace for women Also a special presentation form BPW, USA, "Speak Up BPW "

6:30 p.m. . Investment Times — Hosts Brian Davis & J im Lanzi give valuable tips on investment possibilities

7 p.m. Belleville Christmas Pa-rade,

7:30 p.m. The Oasis — Music, va-riety, and comedy with Dave Dan-ielle and friends. Guests are Bongo Bob Sicotte & Larry Conn.

8 p.m. . The Food Chain — Guest Robert DelCampo, PhD, talks about growth and development in toddlers and preschoolers

8:30 p.m Economic Club of De-troit — Mayor Coleman Young with State of the City Address

9:30 p.m. . . Single Touch — J . P McCarthy talks with metro area singles Chris Smith, Karyn Hart-

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F R I D A Y (Feb . 15) 5 p.m. Omnicom Game of Week

Boys basketball prep action featuring Plymouth Canton High vs. Walled Lake Western

7 p.m. Plymouth-Canton Isshin-ryu — High-powered karate ac-tionm and professional Isshinryu instruction •

7:30 p.m. Phalty Christmas Calamity — A Christmas comedy

8 p m Salvation Army Christmas Report — Learn how the food drive helped the area needy

9 p.m. Northern Michigan Elk — A special program with Michigan DNR officials about this game ani-

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to Polish 2nd Corps 12:30 p.m. Winter Storms 1 p.m. Canton Update — J im

Poole brings you up-to-date on Canton activities

1:30 p.m. Shopper Comparision — This week's grocery prices f rom area supermarkets

2 p.m. Child Care Vocational Program — Sue Visser, director, talks with her personnel and stu-dents about the child care voca-tional education program at open house at Plymouth Centennial Ed-ucational Park (CEP).

2:30 p.m. . Replay of Live Call-In With American Legion — Host is Bill Nicholas along with other le-gionnaires

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"Meltdown" video Also a local band called KARA

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show regarding landlord/ tenant relationships, rights & responsibili-ties.

6 p.m. Hamtramck News In Re-view

6:30 p.m. Psychic Sciences — Bob Zurwan & Bob Lewanski. au-thors of "Health Force ," discuss face reading.

7 p.m. Volleyball — Rerun of Northville recreational volleyball, the Lucky Spikes vs. The Getzies.

8 p.m. Omnicom Game of the Week

F R I D A Y ( F e b . 15) Noon Basketball — St. Florian

vs. East Catholic. 1 p.m. Community Christmas

Lights — Carols f r o m various community groups plus the com-munity all aglow with yule lights

1:30 p.m. Plymouth Youth Sym-phony — Christmas concert taped by Norma Tims.

2 p.m. . . SOS From Santa — Galli-more School play.

2:30 p.m. . . , Gailimore Chris tmas Carols — Grades three and four sing while Norma Tims records their tunes

3 p.m. . . Summit Lighthouse — A continuing religious series

4 p.m. Lifestyles — A talk show variety program

4:30 p.m. Hank Luks vs. Cr ime — Something new in c r ime preven-tion each week

5 p.m. Wayne County: A New Perspective — Wayne County Ex-ecutive William Lucas reports.

5:30 p.m TNT True Adventure Trails — Uncle Ernie brings us good news each week

6 p.m Yugoslavian Variety Hour — Yugoslav residents in Ham-tramck present this weekly show about their lifestyle

7 p.m. . . Sound Trax — Profession-al music productions by area groups

8 p.m. . . Words of Hope — A con-tinuing religious series.

8:30 p.m. Divine Plan — A week-ly Bible study program.

9 p.m. . Health Talks — Medical information you can use

9:30 p.m. This Is The Life — Lu-theran religious program series^

S A T U R D A Y (Feb . 16) Noon Basketball — St. Florian

vs. East Catholic. Stags & 84

Plymouth Youth Sym-

SOS From Santa. Gailimore Christmas

1 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

phony 2 p.m. . . 2:30 p.m.

Carols 3 p.m. Healthercize — Sally

Peters, f rom cardiac rehab pro-gram at Oakland Univeristy. Ex-ercise with Joan Akey.

4 p.m. . Trooper Talks — Michi-gan State Police Trooper Bob Gar-cia talks to the Lions Club about substance abuse.

4:30 p;.m. Stairway to Stardom — James Lloyd of Hamtramck presents a musical group, Park Avenue

5 p.m. . Volleyball Spikes vs. The Getzies

6 p.m. . Basketball — vs. East Catholich.

7 p.m. Child Care Vocational Program

7:30 p.m. . Gailimore Christmas Carols

8 p.m Plymouth Youth Sympho-ny

8:30 p.m. SOS From Santa 9 p.m. . Canton Tree Lighting —

Cantonites celebrate Christmas with their traditional t ree lighting ceremony

9:30 p.m. Winter Storms

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Cable telethon set for drug workshop

A s p e c i a l V a l e n t i n e f o h e r S h e ' l l l o v e F e n n , W r i g h t a n d M a n s o n ' s S h a k e r s t i t c h p o l o s w e a t e r It's s l i gh t l y o v e r s i z e d w i th p a d d e d s h o u l d e r s A v a i l a b l e m a r a m b o w o f co lo r s

The community will be involved when the Substance Abuse Telethone comes to Omnicom Cablevision chan-nel 15 Friday and Saturday March 22. 23

A walk-a-thon, jog-a-thon. bike-a-thon. basketball-a-thon, and swim-a-thon will be going on during course of the telethon which will run f rom 5-11 p m on Friday and 10 a m to 11 p.m. on Saturday-

Telethon donations will be used to help fund a substance abuse workshop

to be held in August The workshop deals with substance abuse throughout the community and will be attended by up to 100 teachers and others

The telethon is the kickoff for the campaign to raise funds for the workshp

Pledges based on endurance, will be delivered to the cable studio during the telethon

Pledge sheets can be picked up at the Plymouth or Canton chambers of com-merce. the Plvmr , l '"ant^n Board of

Education office on Harvey, at the Rainbow Shop, Schwartz's Greenhouse on Lilley, Omnicom, or at McDonalds of Canton

Telethone phones will be manned by the Tough Love group

The Canton Business and Profession-al Women (BPWl will be keeping track of funds which are turned in

An auction also Is planned as part of the telethon

THF WORKSHOP will be presented

by Community Intervention Inc., of Minneapolis

The session will train up to 100 peo-ple in working with the abuse of alco-hol and other drugs by adolescents

Members of the community sub-stance abuse intervention committee are Nic Cooper, Dick Egli, Mike Homes, Connie Koers, Jack Koers. Rick McCoy. John Schwartz. Margaret Wilson, and Linda Salvador

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Busy schedule set for residents Cont inued f rom Page i

"We keep supervision over them so they don't hurt themselves," Hister said

"When one of our residents came bere all ber food had to be pureed,'' she said. "I worked hard to see how I could improve this, and she got to a point where she opened up

"Now she eats regular food, she talks, writes and reads," Hister said

HISTER BEGINS her day's work at 7 a.m. She gets everyone up and dressed

After an 8 30 a.m. breakfast, "all the ladies pitch in to help with the dishes.

At about 10 a m the women do their exercises, which often consist of danc-ing to music playing on radio.

"We try to do things in the same pat-tern, so they get into a routine," Hister said.

"The more acitivities they have, and the more involved they are, the more they release their tensions," Hister said "We find that if we keep them busy they sleep better at night, because they're not anxious and they don't have lime to worry."

Va len t ine '* Day fa the t h e m e of an a r t p ro j ec t .

Mary Semetko, 71, is considered the polka expert at Merritt. While some of the residents just barely lift their legs, and jerkily move their arms, Semetko swings in graceful unison with the tunes.

Hister walks away from the circle of dancing women for a brief moment. When she returns, she congratulates the women for remaining on their feet

Behind the dancing women, the snow falls through windows decorated with paper cut-outs of snowmen and snow flakes. The women, who are over 60 years old, made the designs as part of their structured activity time.

Madeline Stauder is dubbed the

home's "bargain hunter" by Hister Stauder's blank stare is replaced with a an approving chuckle when Hister rem-inds ber about how she searches through the newspaper for the best buys Though the 77-year-old woman has lost many of her other capabilities, she has kept hold of her coupon-search-ing ability.

The activities are done to help them retain the skills they have, and to use them often," Hister said "We try to minimize the deterioration level, and to keep them functional at a steady-pace "

After their activity time, the women join each other around the dining room table for coffee and tea Dinner at 5 30 p.m LS followed by exercise time and a bath — on certain days — before they go to bed at about 8:30 p.m

TAKING A BATH is one of the tasks that confuses the residents the most, because there are so many steps in-volved — drawing the water, removing clothes, stepping into the water, clean-ing and dressing, Hister said If the chore is done slowly they can better un-derstand.

Denial is a means commonly used by

Madel ine S t a u d e r , 77, p r o p s he r chin a n d s t a r e s pens ive ly .

Alzheimer patients to protect them-selves from embarrassment when their memories fail For instance, if they have wet clothes after urinating they might say someone else did it, Hister said.

"They don't remember that it was them."

GM officials size up state site By Gary M. Catea staff writer

General Motors Corp. has expressed an interest in the Plymouth Center for Human Development (PCHD) land on Five Mile Road at Sheldon

Repre sen t a t i ve s of GM's real estate division visited the Northville Township site yesterday, according to township su-pervisor Susan Heintz

GM's interest in the state-owned land has s p a r k e d s p e c u l a t i o n about whether it is being considered for tfie com-pany's Saturn venture

"It was not about Sa-turn," Heintz told the Ob-server Wednesday after-noon

She said that although the GM real estate repre-sentatives didn't disclose their plans, she believes

they are looking at the PCHD site for possible office or warehouse facil-ities.

'They're going to keep their options open for several projects coming

down the road. They ap-parently are looking at land all around the place but it is definitely not for Saturn." she said

The land, some 906 acres, is slated for sale

by the state. The North-ville Township site is on the Plymouth Township border and has ready ac-cess to expressways and the railroad

"IT WAS a case of the

County of Wayne ap- coming out to see the site proaching them They are today." Heintz said

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The session will be res-cheduled for sometime this spring Persons who already have bought $5 tickets may have their money refunded where they bought the ticket or by calling Bart Berg, 495-0811 The tickets will be accepted at the res-cheduled meeting as well

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Officials OK telephone system to halt snafus By Dtene Gat* staff writer

If your attempts to call Canton Township Hall are met with ringing phones and no answers, your frustra lion may be nearing an end

The Canton Township Board of Trus-tees unanimously approved the instal-

lation of a telephone system costing about 198,000 ct its meeting Feb. 5

The aeuoc wan taken to save money and curtail the snafus plaguing the present system, which is rented from Michigan Bell.

The initial reason we started look-ing for something new is that we have

some problems with the current sys-tem, said Mike Gorman, township finance director.

United Technologies Communica-tions will begin installing the Dew lines in about 60 days. Allnet was chosen to provide the township with long-dis-tance service, and is replacing MCI.

The estimated cost savings is pegged

Rotarians host Ethiopian Continued from Page 1

WANTING TO DO something to help her former countrymen, Gabre-Tsadick helf>ed develop atmit and last month arranged to fly 11 tons of the powdered substance to Ethiopia

-The shipment arrived on a Sunday morning and by Wednesday afternoon was at the camps where the starving people who are very weak and unable to care for themselves are taken

An advantage of atmit is that it's very easy to digest and to prepare. You just mix 2Mt cups of water with two ounces of the powder, boil it for 3 ^ minutes, and it's ready to serve." (Six ounces contain the daily allowance of vitamins recommended by the USDA).

The texture is like egg nog or a cream soup You can make it a little thinner and feed it in a bottle to Very young children, or serve it in a cup or

spoon feed it to older people.

Another advantage is atmit is indi-genous to the Ethiopians With all the trauma they have, they won't have to face the trauma of consuming some-thing they are not used to.

The first shipment worked out very well and we have been asked to send another 14 tons by the end of this month. To do that we need J100.000 in donations."

at about $50,000 annually, and >328.955 during a seven-year period, according to a study conducted by Plant* and Moran. the township's certified public accountants The township began look-ing for a new system in October 1984.

THE NEW SYSTEM will be paid for with township revenue-sharing funds, reserved for capital improvements, Gorman said.

In the past, the township's telephones have been the source of some bad pub-lic relations.

When more than six people call township hall at the same time they hear a ringing tone, but the switch-board operator doesn't hear it all

"So frequently people call during regular working hours, and they thinlr no one is home," Gorman said.

The new system will provide direct dialing capacity to some departments, which will eliminate a need to go through the main switchboard.

"The system gives us flexibility, be-cause we will be able to do our own programming," Gorman said. "Right now, we have to call the phone compa-ny, and they charge us for everything we want to do."

FOR EXAMPLE, if a township em-ployee wants to move a desk, Michigan Bell would have to be called in to move the wires. Since the township will own

the equipment, it will be able to com-plete this type of task independently.

"We can do all that ourselves in the future," he added.

Also, non-emergency calls to the. Canton Township police station are received by the township hall operator So residents who mistakenly call the non-emergency number during ao emergency must wait to be transferred to the police station. • «•

The new system bypasses the town-ship hall operator.

One benefit of going with Allnet long distance services is a reduction in the amount of numbers a caller dials. To call long distance at present, nine di-gits must be entered plus the area code and phone number

Officers obtain murder warrant Continued from Page 1

Fisher said he walked through the house, and was knocked un-conscious with a blow to the back of his head. When he regained consciousness he found himself back in his bedroom with his feet and hands bound, he told police.

Fisher said he released himself, and went downstairs where he found his wife lying face down with her hands and feet bound Her head was completely wrapped in duct tape

There was a call to 911 at 1:54 a m on July 15. which would be early Sunday morning,' Keppen said "The" call was made bv Charles Fisher "

FISHER SAID he needed an ambulance, because his wife wasn't

breathing. The 911 operator thought someone had had a heart at-tack or was suffering from a similar medical problem, and called the Canton Fire Department for a rescue unit, Keppen said

"Several minutes later he (Fisher) called 911 again, and said he managed to get the tape off his wife's face," Keppen said.

Keppen said it was then that the operator suspected the incident involved foul play, and called the Canton Police Department to dispatch a car.

Fisher told police $400 cash was stolen from his wallet, and his truck, which was parked in the driveway was missing. The truck was recovered July 16 near the Ambassador Bridge. Nothing else was found missing or moved, nor were there signs of a struggle or forced entry.

Resident is arrested on 2 felonv charges Cont inued f rom Page 1

THE MAXIMUM SENTENCE for the felony extortion charge is 20 years in prison. Street said. The drug charge carries a sentence of not less than 10 years in prison or probation for life

At least one other person is suspected in the crime, he said

Canton and Redford police were assisted by the Michigan State police in the seizure of four ounces of cocaine, six pounds of mari-juana, drug paraphernalia, a Colt rifle, a two-barrel shotgun, a sawed-off rifle, a 22-caliber rifle, a smooth-bore muzzle rifle, a cattle prod, more than $2,000 in cash and an assortment of papers, according to a Canton police report,

A HAND GRENADE also was discovered during the seizure, Street said

"We were told by the person (Scicluna) that it is inactive, but we're not taking his word for it," Street said. "We're taking it out to the (Michigan) State Police lab in Northville."

Police say they are unsure why the Canton home contained so

many weapons, but say their presence probably is linked to drug trade.

Redford police officers launched the investigation after receiv-ing a tip about 10 days ago regarding a Narcotics transaction where money allegedly was owed. Street said.

"A victim and his family were being threatened (in Redford), and a man was beat up once," Street said. "The investigation led to two search warrants — for addresses in Canton and for a floral shop in Belleville."

Scicluna was arrested Monday at the florist shop where police confiscated hand guns, marijuana and records

"The reason we went to the shop was to search for records of transactions," he said.

At about 3:35 p.m. Monday a Redford police special investiga-tion unit requested assistance from Canton police. No one was present at the suspect's home when Canton police arrived with a search warrant.

They gained entry by forcing open a side door, according to a Canton police report. The front door was shut with a dead-bolt lock

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Hertel jumps hurdles in county government BV Tim Qi/*hmrM . ... _ _ By Tim Richard staff writer

To Chairman John Hertel, the Wayne County Commission has a new spirit of cooperation rather than confronta-

tion" between the Detroit and suburban blocs

To commissioners from the north-west suburbs, Detroit-suburban rela-tions haven't been so bad in years.

Hertel, D-Harper Woods, has been making major changes since he was elected Jan 3. "Two-thirds of the com-missioners are cooperating and work-ing together," he said, declaring it was a coalition which put him at the head of the 15-member legislative group on a 9-6 vote

IN AN INTERVIEW following a commission meeting, Hertel said the two blocs consist of those who want

progress" and those who intend to "fight progress."

The coalition which put Hertel at the helm consisted of six black Detroit commissioners; Hertel. a 37-year-old teacner and former state senator with a mixed Detroit-east suburban d i s t r i c t

Milton Mack, D-Wayne, a strong sup-porter of charter reform whose district includes Canton Township; and W Curt Boiler, freshman commissioner f rom Brownstown Township and ally of County Executive William Lucas.

Since then, former chairman William Suzore, D-Lincoln Park, has voted with Hertel's bloc, swelling it to 10.

Hertel characterized the bloc as sup-portive of the two-year-old Wayne County charter, though he conceded he didn't know bow several members stood on the issue in the 1981 election.

OLT OF POWER are four suburban commissioners and one Detroi ter whom Hertel characterized as the "fight progress" bloc.

They include Mary Dumas, R-Livo-nia, an early and vocal supporter of charter reform, Richard Manning D-Redford; Edward Plawecki, D-Dear-born Heights, whom Hertel defeated for the chairmanship; Kay Beard, D-Inkster, whose district includes Garden City and part of Westland; and Stanley Rozycki, D-Detroit.

"We've streamlined the committee structure," said Hertel, pointing to the elimination of the committee-of-the-

whole, which was essentially a rehears-al for the main County Commission meeting. The chairman said the change will speed up commission work.

Hertel eliminated two committees — personnel and general government. In their place, he set up a new, three-member committee called administra-tion and rules. It deals with commis-sion staff and reviews Lucas' appoint-ments prior to commission ratification.

He is requiring standing committees to meet at least once every two weeks and providing for a t ime lapse of sever-al days between commit tee meetings and full County Commission meetings That way. commissioners won't be faced with "overnight" decisions.

WHAT HERTEL says is a change in spirit for the better, out-county com-missioners says is a change for the worse.

Last week, during a discussion of ex-ecutive appointments, Beard of Inkster blistered Hertel publicly for loading the administration and rules commit-tee with his own coalition members — himself, Boiler and Samuel Turner, D-Detroit

When Manning of Redford demanded

to know how carefully that committee had reviewed economic development board appointments, Hertel replied that it dealt with their written resumes and with Lucas' staff .

"From now on, a hearing will be held," Hertel said.

That failed to satisfy Dumas of Livo-ma Those (appointment) recommen-dations should go through a committee with expertise," she said. "That's tre-mendous power in the hands of three persons."

Beard, despite not being a member, said she at tends administration and rules committee meetings In an inter-

view, she was critical of the panel for arriving late, arriving together and taking a recess together — leading to the appearance of a violation of the Open Meetings Ac t

THE "OUTS" are also bitter that Hertel gave none of them committee chairmanships. They point out that in 1983 winner Suzore split the chairman-ships almost evenly between his sup-porters and those of a rival.

In the interview, Hertel replied that his coalition crosses city-suburban lines, with members representing 25 of Wayne County's 43 cities, townships and villages.

"I t ' s clear what the people want They want an end to oratory. Tfcey want an end to in-fighting They want per formance They want the reform movement.

"This commission's slogan is going to be ' c o o p e r a t i o n r a t h e r t h a n confrontation' . . .1 don't see you taking notes. . Cooperation between the com-mission and the county executive. Co-operation between urban and suburban communities.

"This commission has bought Into that. We're going to give pe r fo rmance and re form."

Orchestra musicians earn honors Plymouth and Canton students

earned high ratings in District 12 Solo and Ensemble Festivals held recently by the Michigan School Band and Or-chestra Association (MSBQA).

Middle school competition was held on Jan. 26, and high school competition on Feb. 2 at Livonia Franklin High School.

Medicaid cutoff won by abortion foes Cont inued from Page 2

• DSS would be granted $15 million for expand-ed prenatal and postnatal care because of the addi-tional caseload created by the abortion fund cut Despite bipartisan sponsorship, the amendment lost 62-38

• A Medicaid abortion would be allowed in cas-es of rape or incest The amendment lost 63-36. The pro-choice bloc was joined by Sparks and James Kosteva, D-Canton.

Defeat of this amendment cost Right to Life the support of Rep. Maryi juXj ight . D-Muskegon "If this amendment had been adopted, I would have voted yes ' Certainly a poor woman made pregnant as the result of rape or incest should not be forced to bear the child of her assailant simply because she is poor," Knight said.

A FOURTH amendment barely lost, 52-51 It would have appropriated $6.3 million on "al-

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tion, family planning, prenatal and postnatal care." Joining the pro-choice group were Sparks, Kos-

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said there was only "one chance in 10" he will vote to override Blanchard's veto. But he said "the only-argument I haven't heard is the governor's."

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In the middle school orchestra rat-ing, the following musicians received a Division I (excellent) rating: Jason Kraynak, eighth grader at Lowell; Joy Kirchgatter, eighth grader at Pioneer; and Michael Kovalhuna, ninth grader at West.

The following middle schoolers received a Division II (good) rating-Lowell students, Danielle Walquist, eighth grade, and Kim Davis, ninth grade; and Pioneer eighth graders Joy Kirchgatter and Alison Flaskamp.

In the high school festival, the fol-lowing students received Division I rat-ing Jui-Ping Chou. Lily Pao. Mark Ra-kozy, Dan Stacey, Sally Simmons, and

Theresa Min. Students who earned a Division II rating were Linda Solak and Peter Watt.

Michael Endres, orchestra director for Plymouth Centennial Educational Park (CEP), commented that this is the highest percentage of first division rat-ings in recent years, with more than 75 percent of events earning that score.

Endres also said that Plymouth-Can-ton Community Schools received no Di-vision III rating. "I'm pleased with the per formance of these young musicians. They're all very capable instrumental-ists. and these ratings confirm tha t fac t ."

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Thursday, Feb 14 A Valentine pancake and sausage supper will be held by Plymouth Youth Symphony 5-7-30 p m at McDonald's restaurant on Ford Road in Canton The supper will be to raise money for the 1984-85 sea-son Cost is $2 50 for adults and $2 for children

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Day will be hosted from noon to 3 p.m by nursing students at Schoolcraft Col-lege at the physical education building on campus At the workshop to answer questions and discuss programs for registered and licensed pract ical nurses will be representatives from ! mversity of Michigan. Michigan State t niversity. Wayne State University, Madonna College, Mercy College, and Eastern Michigan University Recruit-ers from area health care facilities will provide information on current em-ployment opportunities for registered and practical nurses

• MEETING ON SURGERY Monday. Feb 18 — A free program

entitled The Surgical Experience will be offered by Catherine McAuley Health Center 3:15-4 30 p.m in the Community Room of St. David Gate at 44841 Ann Arbor Road, west of Sheldon in Plymouth The program presented by Dawn Welton and Mary Anne Harris, registered nurses at St" Joseph Mercy Hospital, will focus on inform-ing patients about surgery For infor-mation call 572-3824

• RIBBON FOR PENTAGON Tuesday, Feb 19 - Plans are in

motion to mark the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Na-gasaki by tying a ribbon around the

Pentagon building in Washington, DC The ribbon would be comprised of indi-vidual Works of Heart ' to be brought to each of the 50 s late capitals on May 26 and then sent to Arlington, Va on Aug 4 Individuals wanting to partici-pate may attending a workshop from 7-9 p m Feb 19 in Room B200-210 of the Liberal Arts Building of Schoolcraft College There is no charge Bring a double thickness of muslin or another OHially sturdy mater ia l in an assem-bled size of 18 x 36 inches, topstitched with a two-inch margin Bring the ap-pliques. felt, embroidery, supplies, fab-ric paint, etc.. needed to complete the design For information call 546-7481

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Wednesday, Feb 21 - A class of ex-ercises for the pregnant woman, based on Yoga principles, will be held for six weeks beginning 7:30 p.m. in the Before and After Shoppes. 863 W Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth The class is recom-mended for early pregnancy and will cover relaxation techniques, gentle stretches to help keep flexibility and muscle tone, as well as specific exer-cises to strengthen abdominal muscles and eliminate discomforts during preg-nancy For more information, call the instructor at 459-2678 or the Childbirth and Family Resource Center at 459-2360

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will present its children's play. Peter Pan, at 7 30 p.m on group night 'Wednesday, March 6) at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday. March 7. 8, and at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m on Satur-day, March 9. at Plymouth Salem High School Elementary school ticket sales are Feb 26-28 with remaining tickets going on sale March 1-6 at the Rainbow Shop, 873 Ann Arbor Trail at Forest Tickets are $1 25. Mail order tickets are available by sending a self-ad-dressed, stamped envelope including phone number and cash or cheek made out to Plymouth AAL'W, postmarked before Feb 22. to Play tickets, 14720 Thornridge, Plymouth 48170

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• Beginning preschool group piano for ages 4-5 f rom 1:30-2:30 p.m on Fri-days for six weeks in the Charlotte Moore Viculin Music Studio Introduc-tion to music with emphasis on piano Group musical games, teach rhythms and notes Will use piano and help child discover musical aptitude

• Preschool swimming classes at Plymouth Hilton Inn at various times f rom 9 a m to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday at Plymouth Hilton Inn pool

• Preschool tumbling class for ages 3-5 from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays or 4 to 4 45 p.m Tues-

Salem, Canton tie in Computer Bowl

Plymouth Salem and Plymouth Can-ton high schools out-computered 56 other teams and ended up tying each other for sixth place in Computer Bowl XIII — the University of Detroit 's 1985 computer math problem solving con-test sponsored by U-Ds math depart-n?ent

Mark Augustyn. Kenneth Chance, Mark Gebert and Mark Harris were ®e. Canton High ' whiz kids"' while

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Jem . The teams were given four complex Computer problems to solve during the eompetition s finals held in the comput-er-science center lab at U-D's McN'i-Chols campus

Both teams brought back a team tro-phy for their respective schools

The first-place team from Birming-h a m Seaholm High School won a J 1.000 scholarship for a student from their school to attend U-D and a team trophy

for their school plus individual trophies for each team members They also were awarded a Rainbow" personal computer donated by Digital Equip-ment Corporation

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The annual contest is designed by U-D mathematics professors to motivate and stimulate high school students who have the aptitude to excel

Some 60 high schools f rom the s ta te and Windsor pitted their geniuses against each other in the prel iminary rounds of the contest Each team had a maximum of four students •

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Lucas adopts GOP 'accent' in state-of-county talk By Tim Richard staff writer

Surrounded by Wayne County's top Democrats. William Lucas dipped heavily into Republican rhetoric Tues-day for his state of the county address

The Wayne County executive, who has been flirting with top national and state Republicans for months, sounded more and more as if he is planning to quit the Democratic ticket on which he has run for countywide office four times

ITEMS: • He praised Republican Gov Wil-

liam G Milliken for forcing "special interests who had held a grip on the county for so long to agree to a charter commission" in 1980

• Without naming Democratic Gov James Blanchard, Lucas blistered state government for "accumulating nearly $1 billion of taxpayers ' money in sur-plus funds." The Blanchard Adminis-tration puts the surplus at J70 million, while Republican legislators place it at many times that amount

• He quoted Abraham Lincoln, the

Civil War president whose name is at-tached to many Republican Party ban-quets this month

• He scoffed at Democratic presi-dential programs — particularly Lyn-don Johnson's "Great Society." and an unspecific "High Society" - for "rais-ing false expectations '

• He paraphrased Ronald Reagan s state of the union address, finding "a can-do spirit a renewed American spirit of competitiveness.'

• He praised his prison needs com-mission, singling out its chairman, Cir-cuit Judge Patr ick Duggan, a Republi-can appointee f rom Livonia.

Fueling speculation he would seek the GOP nod for governor in 1986, Lu-cas called his recent speeches in Muskegon and Grand Rapids "goodwill ambassador" trips on behalf of Wayne County.

He pointed t o the need for jobs not only in Wayne County but "to a plant closing in Cadillac, Clark Equipment's move out of Buchanan to Indiana, and job losses in Jackson. Kalamazoo and Big Rapids

SOME COUNTY politico® in the packed 13th floor auditorium of the City-County Building praised the speech; others were aghast at the polit-ical tone

"He's a goodwill ambassador out-s tate for Billl Lucas, not for Wayne County,';, said Commissioner Kay Beard, D-Inkster. who was offended by Lucas' "negative remarks about the Great Society programs "

Of Lucas' announced plan to reopen N Building in the county's Eloise com-plex in Westland for a jail. Beard said. "People in my district are not at all happy They're afraid of more prison-ers. They're afraid of the people who come into the community to visit them.

"Those are old buildings, and many are being torn down. It would take a lot of money to renovate them.", said Beard, whose district includes West-land.

"He has no plan. He's had no conver-sations r not even the courtesy to tell us. At the last minute, we'll get his plan along with a big push to put it through."

COMMISSIONER Milton Mack. D-Wayne, Lucas' only legislative ally in the northwestern suburbs, said, "Obvi-ously he's a conservative Democrat . A lot of conservative Democrats a re crit-ical of Great Society programs. Some of the HUD programs of the "60s led to the destruction of neighborhoods "

L i v o n i a M a y o r E d w a r d H. McNamara, Lucas' rival for the Demo-cratic county executive nomination in 1982. called it "a very fine speech . . . one of the best I've heard httn give. I 'm pleasantly surprised at the job he's doing

Robert Ficano, a Democratic leader f rom Livonia who succeeded Lucas as sheriff, said, '"There's obviously room in the Democratic Party for Bill Lu-cas." Playing down Lucas' decision not to attend last weekend's Democrat ic s ta te convention, Ficano said atten-dance "is a voluntary thing Chairman Rick Wiener gave him an open invita-tion to come. I think he (Lucas^will be working with the Democratic Pa r ty in 1986."

Ficano added, "I don't think he'll

beat Gov Blanchard as either a Repub-lican or Democrat ."

REPUBLICANS TENDED to like the speech.

"Very inspiring." said Commissioner Mary Dumas of Livonia. The only elected Republican in county govern-ment said she was "not sure about too many details of his programs."

Northville Township Supervisor Su-san Heintz, a Republican, said she con-centrated her attention on Lucas' jail and prison comments and was happy

as long as they stay out of Northville Township." *

David Littman. a conservative econ-. omist from Oakland County who works for Manufacturers Bank, agreed with Lucas that "the foremost duty of gov-ernment is the protection of life and private property. We haven't seen enough of that kind of straight talk."

LUCAS, FIRST county executive in Michigan to operate under a home-rule charter, outlined three concerns for the final two years of his f irst term:

I. Crime. "We hav£ some 4,000 fel-ons on our streets committing addi-

tional cr imes because the state re -leased these people back into our dafc-munities." He called for the s ta te t o use 25 percest of what he sees as a U billion surplus to build prison cells. He said the county has increased its crinpt nal justice budget 25 percent in his two years as executive. And he announced plans to remodel the N Building M Eloise as an additional jail site. . „

2. Jobs. "This year we will reorgan-ize our economic development pro-gram to pull it together into a t e a s that can function closely with the exist-ing businesses of the region." be said, revealing no details of the reorgaoua ' tion. ^

3. Infant mortali ty. Deploring Wayne County's infant death r a t e as the high est in America and higher than some "third world" nations, Lucas sîg,

Evelyn (his wife) and I ask that^yau join with us in an all-out effort to_af-tack the terrible problem. Yes, we vMJJ try to better focus government pro-grams." He cited educational prenatal help, better nutrition and up-to-date adoption laws

for your information • S T A T E T A X G U I D E

The Michigan Taxpayer 's Guide, a book-let with helpful hints on filling out this year 's tax forms, is available at post offices and banks, or by writing State Rep. Gerald Law. State Capitol. Lansing 48909 or calling Law at 1-517-373-3816 The guide contains information on property taxes, the property tax credit, the Michigan income tax, the sin-gle business tax. and other tax-related sub-jects

• S N O W R E M O V A L

The Plymouth Post Office asks business-es and residents to help prevent slips, trips and falls by letter carr iers due to the snow and ice by clearing and. salting the path-ways to mail receptacles. Carriers will make every effort to deliver the mail but if the approach to a letter box is obstructed by

snow and ice, delivery may not be possible. The City of Plymouth reminds residents

that they must remove the snow and ice f rom their sidewalks within 24 hours a f te r a snowfall. Failure to do so may result in the DPW cleaning the walks at a cost of $40 per hour with a one-hour minimum

• R I D E W I T H U S

Plymouth Area Citizen's Team (PACT) is looking for new members Take a ride with a PACT member and see how the team of volunteers works For more information call 455-5396

• C A N T O N H I S T O R I C A L S O C I E T Y Canton Historical Society meets the sec-

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• O N - T H E - J O B T R A I N I N G

The employment program of the Wayne County Office on Aging now is accepting ap-plications for on-the-job training programs. The programs include on-the-job training with pay for a variety of positions in such fields as health care, sales, secretarial , cler-ical and maintenance. Assistance is provid-ed for job search skills, resume writing, in-terview techniques, self-confidence build-ing, and goal setting Eligibility criteria in-cludes age 55 or older, low income, resident of Wayne County (excluding downriver and Detroit). For information, contact Herbert Alexander or Larry Gentile a t 467-3454

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State's returning fiscal health to aid schools Facts and figures presented by Dr

I John Hoben. superintendent of Plym louth-Canton Community Schools, [brought some smiles to chose assem I bled at Monday night s Board of Educa-t i o n meeting

Gov James Blanchard has proposed |a 9 3 percent, or $132 million, increase tin stale aid to be shared among dis-t r i c t s statewide in his 1986 budget. [Hoben said

Blanchard wants to make it easier for more school districts to qualify for more state aid by strengthening the formula for equalizing the distribution of state funds

The strengthened formula should be reasonably productive for us." said Hoben "I think we can qualify for some grant money."

Hoben said state aid should amount to $2,208,418,000 in fiscal 1985 and in-

S u m m e r j o b h e l p a v a i l a b l e Summer Youth Employment and

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Funds will be gleaned from the fol-lowing (sums are estimated)

• Sales tax $1 25 billion in fiscal 1985 and $1 34 billion in 1986;

• Cigarette excise tax: $23 1 million in 1985. and $121.2 million in fiscal 1986, reflecting a hefty hike in the state's tobacco tax;

• Lottery: $331 million in 1985. and $372 million in 1986.

• Liquor excise tax: $20.3 million in 1985 and $20.9 million in 1986;

• Commercial facilities (industrial) tax $1.8 million in 1985. and $2 2 mil-lion in 1986;

• Commercial forest $1.1 million in both 1985 and 1986, and;

• Federal aid $34 9 million both years

Education also benefits from general fund grants

TARGETED for increases are: Staff development (on-site teacher

training) from $2.7 million to a recom-mended $4.7 million; special education, from $134 million in 1985 to $143 mil-lion in 1986; bilingual education, from $3.8 million to $4.1 million, and trans-portation from $89 8 million to $87 mil-lion.

About $1.5 million will fund new pre-

school programs, while $2 5 million will go to school safety — earmarked mainly for metal detectors in Detroit Public Schools. Hoben said.

In his State of the State message Jan. 23, Blanchard proposed a freezing of state spending in all areas except edu-cation. He called education a top prior-

ity crucial to maintaining the state's economic upturn.

"This increase represents a contin-ued boost not only in dollars, but in ed-ucation's importance in the total state budget. In light of low and declining federal support for education, this ln-crese In state funding is critical," Blanchard said.

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12A{C) O&E Thursday. February 14. 1985

Cable rates rise as controls ease

WHEN T H E CAT 'S away , the m o u s e w i l l .

In the c a s e of c ab l e televi-sion. t he " c a t " i s local govern-

men t control . Local g o v e r n m e n t s have been defanged . F e d e r a l leg is la t ion passed Dec. 29 in e f f e c t r e m o v e d local r e s t r a in t s on cable.

And cab le te levis ion c o m p a n i e s have s t a r t e d to play " In t h e f i r s t month of deregula t ion , c ab l e r a t e s h a v e been ra ised in B i rmingham, Southf ie ld , P l y m o u t h and P lymou th Township. I t e m s

• In B i r m i n g h a m , Boo th C o m m u n i c a -tions is now cha rg ing $1 m o r e a month for p r e m i u m channe l s e x c e p t Bravo , which went up $2 R e m o t e con t ro l , which had been f ree , is now $3.50 a m o n t h .

• On March 1. Sou th f i e ld ' s Cont inenta l Cabievision will r a i s e i ts bas ic se rv ice c h a r g e f r o m $6.95 to $8.95 a month, (Three yea r s ago. C o n t i n e n t a l p romised to keep the basic r a t e u n c h a n g e d fo r th ree yea r s T ime ' s up ) I n s t a l l a t i o n fo r full ba-sic se rv ice will go up f r o m $14.95 to $24 95.

a In P l y m o u t h and P l y m o u t h Town-ship. Omnicom ra ised the c h a r g e for bas ic service by 40 cen t s pe r m o n t h

WHAT CAN you do when t h e cab le tele-vision c h a t g e has been r a i s e d 9 Not much

Some local g o v e r n m e n t o f f i c i a l s a r e re-minding local c ab l e t e l ev i s ion c o m p a n i e s abou t p romises m a d e d u r i n g the compet i -t ive process of a w a r d i n g f r a n c h i s e s At tha t t ime, cab le c o m p a n i e s p romised ev-e ry th ing — b u r g l a r a l a r m s y s t e m s . 108 channels , shopping at h o m e — all for ba r gain pr ices

Cable c o m p a n i e s now c l a i m they a r e losing money and c a n ' t de l i ve r on their promises . They a lso s a y they have to c h a r g e higher r a t e s f o r sca led-down ser-vices

Booth C o m m u n i c a t i o n s G e n e r a l Mana-ger Hugh J e n c k s said his c o m p a n y lost $250,000 last y e a r in the B i r m i n g h a m a r e a

"Obviously, the c o m p a n y h a s taken ac-tion which is cons is ten t wi th na t iona l leg-is lat ion," J encks said. " O u r i n c o m e is sad-ly lacking f r o m what i t ' s p r o j e c t e d to be. We must o p e r a t e p r o f i t a b l y in o rde r to cont inue to o p e r a t e "

Others a ren ' t so s u r e r a t e s have to be

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r a i sed . The C a b l e c a s t i n g Board , which r e p r e s e n t s Booth s u b s c r i b e r s in Beverly-Hills. B i r m i n g h a m , F r a n k l i n and B ingham F a r m s , has urged tha t those c o m m u n i t i e s sue to keep Booth f r o m ra i s ing ra tes .

I HAVE A H A R D t i m e being sympa-t h e t i c to cab l e c o m p a n i e s These exper i -enced bus inesses con t ac t ed a c o m m u n i t y and bid fo r the f r a n c h i s e . The i r p romises w e r e eva lua t ed by a c o m m i t t e e of local r e s i d e n t s The c o m p a n y w a s a w a r d e d the c o n t r a c t

As soon a s the ink w a s d ry . the cab l e c o m p a n i e s headed for Washington, D C., to lobby fo r " d e r e g u l a t i o n . " Soon, cab les w e r e s t rung , giving the c o m p a n y a local monopo ly .

The n a " d e r e g u l a t i o n " bill w a s passed T h e cab l e c o m p a n y could f o r g e t about t he i r p romised s e r v i c e s and ra i se the i r r a t e s

Cab le te levis ion c o m p a n i e s should have the r ight to fail If they m i s c a l c u l a t e the i r e x p e n s e s and r evenue , tha t is t he i r faul t .

But the f r e e m a r k e t e c o n o m y won't work when it c o m e s to c a b l e No compet -ing c o m p a n y can s t r i ng c a b l e in a town and o f f e r b e t t e r s e rv i ce a t a l ower r a t e

WHAT CAN be done 9

F o r all of its good in ten t ions , I doubt if t he lawsui t aga ins t Booth Communica -t ions will succeed It c an be a rgued tha t local g o v e r n m e n t s a r e not r egu la t ing but m e r e l y t ry ing to hold cab l e television c o m p a n i e s to ex i s t ing c o n t r a c t s . But no p r e c e d e n t has been e s t ab l i shed fo r such an a r g u m e n t

T h e only e f f e c t i v e d e t e r r e n t fo r ra is ing c a b l e te levis ion r a t e s r e s t s wi th the indi-v idua l subsc r ibe r If enough s u b s c r i b e r s c a n c e l when r a t e s go up, t he c a b l e com-p a n y will not m a k e money . It will then be f o r c e d to back off t he r a t e i n c r e a s e

The " c a t " for c a b l e te levis ion is no l onge r local g o v e r n m e n t — i t ' s you

Visit to an old-t ime 'tonsorial parlor' AFTER YOU h a v e t r u d g e d a long l i fe ' s

h ighway for a long pe r iod of t ime , t h e r e comes a day when you wou ld l ike to go back and see s o m e of t h e t h ings that you enjoyed along the way a n d now a r e pushed .nio the h m b o of f o r g o t t e n t h ings

For instance, t h e r e n e v e r will be a pas--enger t ra in on the r a i l r o a d s to equa l the Black Diamond E x p r e s s on the Lehigh Vallev Rai l road t h r o u g h P e n n s v l v a n i a to Buffalo, N Y

No longer a r e t h e r e c a n a l b o a t s to c a r r y oal f r o m the m i n e s of t h e D e l a w a r e Riv-

er for shipment a round t h e c o u n t r y And no longer a r e t h e r e w h a t some-

• ;mes were ca l led t o n s o r i a l pa r lo r s — now known as b a r b e r s h o p s

T H E S T R O L L E R got t o th ink ing about the old t imes whi le s i t t i n g in Bill 's Shop the o ther a f t e r n o o n when a young fe l low -por t ing his f i rs t m u s t a c h e c a m e in To him it was the sign he had e n t e r e d m a n -hood

The Strol ler had to l a u g h When he w a s i young fel low, his m o t h e r took him to the b a r b e r shop and, once inside, she present-ed him a shav ing m u g It w a s not an ordi-na ry m u g It w a s a f a n c y th ing with his n a m e on it

She then had h im p l a c e it on the shelf and join the m e n of the t o w n What a thril l it w a s to see that m u g e a c h t i m e he went into the shop

T H E E N T I R E shop w a s d i f f e r e n t in those days It w a s b e f o r e w e had such th ings a s e l ec t r i c ha i r c l i p p e r s or e l ec t r i c r azo r s The tonsor ia l a r t i s t s w e r e rea l m a s t e r s of their t r a d e

Along with the b a r b e r c h a i r , t h e r e w a s j s m a l l tab le and a c h a i r , and the manicu-r i s t s a lways w e r e on h a n d to t r i m your na i l s whi le your ha i r w a s be ing cut The re

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w a s a shoesh ine m a n a t t he foot res t r eady to sh ine your shoes

M o r e than tha t , the tonsor i a l a r t i s t cut your ha i r whi le guid ing it with a c o m b T h e r e w a s no h u r r y - u p z ipping up one s ide and down the o t h e r wi th a n e l e c t r i c cu t t e r He w a s a n a r t i s t who w a s proud of his fin-ished job

The s h a v e c a m e next , and it w a s done wi th an o ld- fash ioned s t r a i g h t razor It w a s used very c a r e f u l l y

The t r e a t fo l lowed the s h a v e when you w e r e given a hot towel on your f ace to s m o o t h th ings a f t e r the w h i s k e r s were re-m o v e d And all t he whi le y o u r shoes w e r e be ing shined

W H E N YOU walked out of this shop you r ea l ly had been given a t r e a t m e n t t h a t m a d e you fi t a s a king fo r any p lace you w a n t e d to go

The p r ice w a s a s ton i sh ing c o m p a r e d to c h a r g e s of today The h a i r c u t was 15 cen t s , the s h a v e w a s a d ime , the hot towel was f ree , and the m a n i c u r i s t and shoesh ine lad l ived on t ips

Today , with ne i t he r a s h a v e nor a hot towel , you a r e t a x e d $7 or m o r e for an e l e c t r o n i c ha i rcu t tha t took only a few m i n u t e s On S a t u r d a y the p r i c e j u m p s to $8

Is it any wonder a fe l low misses the o ld - t ime b a r b e r shop t ha t w a s fanci ly re-f e r r e d to as a tonsor ia l p a r l o r 0

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He can't handle legislators BILL LUCAS is one g i f t h o r s e Republ i -

c a n s should look in the m o u t h . E v e n if the 57-vear-old l i fe long D e m o c r a t sw i t ches pa r t i e s , Repub l i cans would be i l l -advised to run him for gove rno r

Sure, he 's h a n d s o m e S u r e , he smi l e s n ice ly and speaks gen t ly

But Lucas has a s e r i o u s c h a r a c t e r f l aw H e cannot deal wi th a l e g i s l a t i v e body T h a t ser ious s h o r t c o m i n g h a m p e r e d him a s Wayne County she r i f f , it is h a m p e r i n g h i m as county e x e c u t i v e , a n d it will i m p e d e him if he e v e r b e c o m e s gove rnor ,

C O N S I D E R HIS p e r f o r m a n c e a s sher-iff:

• They still tell t he s t o r y in the City-County Building of the t i m e he went to E u r o p e dur ing county b o a r d b u d g e t hear-ings I reca l l the H m e s P a r k m e e t i n g he a t t e n d e d when he w a s a s k e d f o r advice a n d sa t t h e r e with a s m i l e f r o z e n on his f a c e while union r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s did all t he ta lk ing

• Dur ing the budge t c r u n c h of the mid-1970s, Lucas w a s o f f e r e d a compro -m i s e on cut t ing the s h e r i f f ' s d e p a r t m e n t r o a d pa t ro l No deal , sa id L u c a s , who went to c o u r t with a shaky c a s e a n d lost. Lucas kept his own job, but h is e n t i r e 250-man r o a d pa t ro l went down the tube .

• When the county c h a r t e r w a s being d r a f t e d , Lucas sought a b r o a d m a n d a t e fo r the sheriff to pa t ro l p a r k s and build-ings He wanted the sun . t h e moon and the keys to the bui ld ings ." r e c a l l e d a sub-

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u r b a n c o m m i s s i o n e r The c h a r t e r a s a d o p t e d g a v e the sher i f f v i r t ua l l y nothing

T h a t m a y h a v e been when L u c a s decid-ed t h e r e w a s m o r e power on the execu-t ive ' s s ide of t h e f ence . C e r t a i n l y Bill Lu-c a s neve r w a s k n o w n as an a d v o c a t e of b road c o u n t y r e f o r m be fo re the 1982 elec-tion

AS E X E C U T I V E , L u c a s b e c a m e in-c r e a s i n g l y b l a t a n t in his e f f o r t s to cu t the legs off l eg i s l a t i ve bodies:

• Oak land Coun ty E x e c u t i v e Daniel T M u r p h y sought leg is la t ion to br ing the R o a d C o m m i s s i o n ' s a d m i n i s t r a t i v e pow-e r s unde r his wing and its l eg i s l a t ive pow-e r s unde r the B o a r d of C o m m i s s i o n e r s In s h a r p c o n t r a s t . L u c a s sought a c h a r t e r a m e n d m e n t to g ive him al/ the Wayne County R o a d C o m m i s s i o n ' s p o w e r s Wise-ly. t he v o t e r s a d o p t e d a Murphy- s ty l e c h a r t e r a m e n d m e n t

• L u c a s a d v o c a t e d a c h a r t e r amend-m e n t to s t r i p the County Commis s ion of its p o w e r to a p p r o v e con t r ac t s , and good-ness knows t h e r e a r e a lot of c o n t r a c t s in c o u n t y g o v e r n m e n t W i s e l y , v o t e r s

wou ldn ' t sign the pe t i t ions a L u c a s a d v o c a t e d a n o t h e r c h a r t e r

a m e n d m e n t to s t r i p the c o u n t y c o m m i s -sion of its power to r a t i f y e x e c u t i v e ap-p o i n t m e n t s Wisely, v o t e r s wou ldn ' t s ign t h o s e pe t i t ions e i the r

• When L u c a s ' a p p o i n t e e s took cont ro l of t he Road Commis s ion and the Wayne C o u n t y E c o n o m i c D e v e l o p m e n t Corp boa rd , the f i r s t thing they did w a s to hand o v e r all the i r own p o w e r s to t h e W'CRC m a n a g i n g d i r e c t o r and the E D C e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e , r e spec t ive ly

• L u c a s ' p roposa l to t u r n o v e r the c o u n t y hospi ta l r equ i r ed Coun ty C o m m i s -sion app rova l , but he t r i ed to s n e a k in a p a r a g r a p h saying tha t if t he f i r s t t e n a n t g a v e up, the e x e c u t i v e would h a v e " sole and abso lu te d i s c r e t i o n " in p i ck ing the second t enan t Even his f r i e n d s b a l k e d at t ha t power g r a b

• Unl ike Murphy, who m e e t s r e g u l a r l y wi th the Oakland boa rd and its Republ i -c a n caucus . Lucas doesn ' t m e e t wi th the W a y n e C o m m i s s i o n R e s u l t : M u r p h y s m o o t h e s over a lot of p r o b l e m s whi le Lu c a s ge t s s t y m i e d for w e e k s and m o n t h s

AS KING J o h n of E n g l a n d l e a r n e d 770 y e a r s ago. people won ' t s t and f o r a n exec-u t ive who w a n t s sole and a b s o l u t e dis-c r e t i o n . "

Dea l ing with a l eg i s la t ive body h a s been an abso lu t e necess i ty fo r any e x e c u t i v e in the last e ight cen tu r i e s , and Bill LuCas c a n ' t do it.

Lottery's new gambling scheme N E V E R HAVING p u r c h a s e d a Michi-

g a n lo t t e ry t icket , I 'm h a r d l y a fan of s t a t e g o v e r n m e n t ' s plan f o r r a i s i n g reve-nue

Odds of 3 5 mil l ion to 1 s e e m too long fo r even one of m y h a r d - e a r n e d do l l a r s T h e old n u m b e r s g a m e w h i c h the s t a t e l o t t e r y r ep laced g a v e b e t t e r odds

T h e n u m b e r s g a m e , h o w e v e r , didn' t h a v e the cloak of r e s p e c t a b i l i t y t ha t the g o v e r n m e n t has put a r o u n d i t s own num-b e r s r a c k e t

The n u m b e r s r a c k e t had s l e a z y people s n e a k i n g a round with l i t t l e bet s l ips and n u m b e r s penciled in It w a s i l legal , so peop le purchased d r e a m s s u r r e p t i t i o u s l y on s t r e e t c o r n e r s

C O M P A R E THAT t o f a n c y pr in ted t i c k e t s ava i l ab le a t e v e r y d r u g s t o r e eve-r y g roce ry cash ie r a s k i n g if yt>u want a l o t t e r y t icket , slick TV a d v e r t i s i n g , the n ight ly 7 30 p.m te lev i sed d r a w i n g by the l o t t e r y lady, and n e w s p a p e r s a n d TV an-nounc ing it eve ry t i m e t h e l o t t e r y m a k e s a n o t h e r lucky person an i n s t a n t mil-l i o n a r e "

The s t o n e s a r e i n v a r i a b l y wrong, if a n y o n e c a r e s Winners r e c e i v e the i r mil-lion in i n s t a l lmen t s o v e r 20 y e a r s But who would want to r ead a s t o r y about an i n s t a n t $50 .000-a-year -a i re ' > "

Oh. I supposed the l o t t e r y is a l l r ight for p rov id ing funds for c e r t a i n s e r v i c e s Even though it was all p r e s u m e d t o go to educa-

& Bob Wis ler

t ion when the l o t t e r y s t a r t ed , and it isn't all going t h e r e now, i t 's a good deal for the g o v e r n m e n t

The l o t t e r y ' s s u c c e s s has g o v e r n m e n t a g e n t s th ink ing of o the r w a y s to r a i se f u n d s A s p o k e s m a n for the Mich igan Lot-t e r y r e v e a l s o f f i c i a l s a r e th ink ing about sponso r ing b a r r o o m video g a m e s with cash p a y o u t s

T H E " P L A Y E R " would put up $1 to p lay a g a m e in hopes of winning a sma l l bund le

A typ ica l g a m e a l lows a p l a y e r to shoot down s p a c e s h i p s As each ship fal ls , a dol-la r a m o u n t is r ung up A p l aye r who gets t h r e e l ike a m o u n t s wins the to ta l

Anothe r g a m e h a s p l a y e r s guiding a w o m a n t h r o u g h a m a z e of doo r s without being d e v o u r e d by a lion The m o r e doors passed, t he m o r e m o n e y the g a m e gives out

Accord ing to the lo t te ry of f ic ia l , I t ' s al l a m a t t e r of luck Skil l ful m a n u e v e r -mg in a v ideo g a m e could be cons ide red i n a p p r o p r i a t e but a chance-only encoun-

t e r is A-OK with the lo t t e ry o f f i c i a l s Accord ing to the lo t t e ry o f f i c i a l , I l l inois

uses such video m a c h i n e s and a v e r a g e s a b o u t $800 to $1,000 a week E v e n though t h e a v e r a g e lo t t e ry t e r m i n a l in Mich igan a v e r a g e s about $7,000, o f f i c i a l s w a n t to c o n s i d e r the possibi l i ty

THIS IS A N O T H E R of t hose ideas whose t i m e should not c o m e T o h a v e the g o v e r n m e n t ac tua l ly in the b a r s wi th the g a m b l i n g g a m e s s e e m s a bit m u c h The p u r p o s e of g o v e r n m e n t is to p r o v i d e for the hea l th , s a f e t y and w e l f a r e of t h e gen-e r a l popu lace Lead ing the p o p u l a c e down the road of gambl ing in b a r s does not s e e m to be in keeping with p r o m o t i n g the pub l ic ' s w e l f a r e

Cer t a in ly the r evenue ra i sed f r o m such g a m e s is not wor th the obvious o b j e c t i o n s t o g o v e r n m e n t s pander ing to t h e d e s i r e to win m o n e y

M e a n w h i l e Detroi t M a y o r C o l e m a n Young is looking for a new w a y to m a k e r e s p e c t a b l e the idea of ca s ino g a m b l i n g on Be l le Isle of all p laces

Will the r evenue be wor th the i nev i t ab l e p ro l i f e r a t i on of c r i m e and c o r r u p t i o n 0

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With m o r e and m o r e s c h e m e s be ing de v ised to prof i t f r o m a p r o p e n s i t y to g a m ble fo r do l l a r s p e r h a p s we should consid-er a new s t a t e m o t t o

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Exercise doesn't prolong life U A NJV rxk. — t tlA. MANY physical fitness enthusiasts believe reeu

lar exercise can enable them to achieve a longer healthier life. "

But a recent book. The Eierciae Myth by Dr Henry A. Solomon, says it just ain't so.

Solomon is a cardiologist and an assistant clini-cal professor of medicine at Cornell University Medical College. He says Americans have been sold a bill of goods on the benefits of strenous exercise.

Last week I finally had the opportunity to read this provocative and controversial book

DR SOLOMON acknowledges that regular ex-ercise improves the functional capacity for work, that it may be helpful socially, and that it may make you look and feel better.

But he emphatically states that it will neither make vou healthier nor help you live longer

fitness Barry Franklin

Unfortunately, many points Dr. Solomon makes are true Although it's disappointing, scientific re-search often supports his negativism regarding the over-zealous claims that have been made on of exercise,

On the other hand, I found several of his state-ments still open to debate - others merely reflect-ed common sense.

SOLOMON'S CLAIMS include a Fitness is simply your functional capacity or

ability to perform work. It has nothing to do with your health, the presence or absence of disease, or the state of your ar ter ies or heart.

a Individuals with severe heart disease can still have exceptional levels of physical fitness. Further-more, persons with heart disease can improve their functional capacity by regular exercise without im-proving their health.

a Although changes in the heart do occur as a resulP of regular endurance exercise (e.g., in-creased heart size, decreased heart rate), they are not inherently "bet ter" or "healthier." Besides, po-tentially beneficial reductions in heart rate and blood pressure, part icularly valuable in heart pa-tients, can be achieved through medications

a Exercise stress testing, by itself, is limited in its ability to detect hidden or latent heart disease

Some people with normal stress tests have heart disease. Others with abnormal stress tests may not have heart disease.

Exercise stress test results must be interpreted in light of the patient 's age. sex, symptons, medica-tions and medical history

a Despite the widespread belief that regular ex-ercise can increase longevity, there is no substan-tial evidence to prove i t

a A causal relationship between physical inac-tivity and heart disease is difficult to establish. Reason: People who already have characterist ics that a f fec t heart disease may self-select cer tain oc-cupations.

a Exercise primarily trains and conditions the skeletal muscles, not the heart.

a Exercise does not affect the progression of heart disease, the frequency or severity of heart attacks, the amount of blood flow to the heart, or the develop nent of supplementary blood vessels to the heart.

Dr. Solomon contends that "The Exercise Myth" is not an anti-exercise book. As he states, "It 's sim-ply the other side of the exercise story, the side few people have heard and some don't want to know "

Barry Franklin of Farmington Hills is a co-director of cardiac rehabilitation at Sinai Hos-pital.

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— Abe Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation

By WW. Edgar staff writer

From coast to coast, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln will be celebrated in many ways.

In the schools, the students will be going over his famous Gettysburg Address and they will be told again how he freed the slaves and united the country when it was divided because of slavery.

They'll be told that he hesitated in delivering his Gettysburg Address because he thought it was not fitting enough. But when he did deliver it on the battlefield of the Civil War, it became one of the greteast speeches of all time. And it was written on a postcard.

These are the things that are best remembered and they are the reasons his face is honored in stone as one of the nation's four presidents enshrined at Mount Rushmore The others are Washington, Jefferson and Teddy Roosevelt.

BUT LINCOLN contributed much more to make his name famous as one of the greatest men ever to live in the White House.

One of those honors not often mentioned came when he proved the truth of the old saying that if at first you don't succeed, try and try again.

As a lawyer back in his home state of Illinois he ran for public office 14 t imes and was turned down each time by the voters. But that didn't s top him.

Most other men would have quit. But not "Honest Abe ' who finally was voted into the White House One need no further proof of the old saying.

Another reason Lincoln should be remembered is that he gave us an official Thanksgiving Day. Until he came to the White House in the 1860s, Thanksgiving Day was held on various dates. He stopped that when he declared the fourth Thursday in November as the nation's official Thanksgiving Day.

Another of his famous contribitions came when he spoke to a guest in the Oval Office and uttered these remarks: "If you once forfeit the confidence of your fellow citizens, you can never regain their respect and esteem. It is true that you can fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the t ime, but you can't fool all the people all the time."

AND HIS REMARKS to his cabinet when he announced the Emancipation Proclamat ion that freed the slaves also is set apart among the famous quotations. In the midst of his conver-sation he told them, "I have always thought that all men should be free, but if any should be slaves, it should be first those who desire it for themselves and, secondly, those who desire it for others Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally

There was no no more argument af ter that. Another oustanding example of Lincoln's ability to speak was

his remarks at the close of the Civil War: "With malice toward none, with charity fo^ all, with f irmness

in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we a r e in to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have born the battle and for his widow and his orphans, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.'

You may well r emember Franklin Delano Roosevelt's re-mark at the start of World War II that " We have nothing to fear but fear itself." Or John F, Kennedy, in his inaugural ad-dress, gave us this lasting remark: "Ask not what the country can do for you, but what can you do for your country '

But on Lincoln's birthday, it is well to know that he has given us more cherished words than any other President who ever lived at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. D C

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T H O S E L N S l N G heroes — the volunteer firefighters — received recognition f rom the city of Plymouth, when certificates were presented to five of theveterans

Dan Fowler and Ron Wood were honored for 25 years service. Richard Hill for 19, Fred Robinson for 17 and Bob Johns for 12

Dar. and Ron have served under five fire department chiefs Their longest fire was Packaging Corporation of America, Sheldon Road at Goldsmith Most of the firefighters, regulars and volunteers, were at the scene for 30 to 36 hours

They rank two Penniman Avenue conflagrations as among the worst of their careers These were the P&A Theatre and Penniman Avenue Shops fires.

False alarms are a rari ty in the city, they said Deliberate reports of non-existent fires average about one a year — two at the most

The sound of the fire siren at City Hall is a bit of Americana, a relic of the days when neighbors flocked to help neighbors Firefighters, both regulars and volunteers, now are aler ted by radio terminals in their homes.

There's no lack of interest in our neighborhood when the siren sounds We all watch or listen for Bruce, our resident volunteer, to take off If it's summer t ime and people are out in their yards. Bruce's dash to his car or van is accompanied by the calls. "Where is i t?"

Visitors are startled by the siren Once reassured, they usually react with an interested "Really1" or a cool "How quaintf"

And during the tornado season, the siren serves as a warning signal to take cover — all in the best tradition of neighbor helping neighbor

T H E F O L L I E S are over for another two years and plaudits are due members of the a r t s council and the community. "Footlights and Foolishness" provided two evenings of fun and entertainment for audiences in Plymouth Salem High School auditorium

We do have some special hometown talents that make a show of this kind possible.

Masteller. as director: Mary Stevens as Flo, and Gene Gulbransen as Sam, kept the storyline flowing. The audience loved Mary Stevens as the imperturbable Flo, who was still sewing away on costumes until the last curtain

Stars were Sharon Belobraidich Jan Gattoni, Susan and Michael Diebolt, Vickie Morrissey, Judy Slade, J im Shannon and Nancy Painter

Donna Stevens. Jane Nichols. Jacquie Rundell. Denise Relc, Sue Carson. Fred Crouch and Lou Brohl earned all-star ratings for their performances

The tap dancers were a highlight of the show — couldn't believe they'd been working together for just two weeks,

The people in the production numbers deserve a standing ovation They sang and danced, changed costumes between routines and were back smiling, dancing and singing Their hours of rehearsal and performances on stage gave the follies the touch of the spectacular

J im Wilhelmsen, the young man on piano, was spectacular in his own right

B E H J . N D - T H E - S C E M E credits could fill pages Janet Campbell, Carol Davis and John Claeys co-chaired the whole production

Dee Schulte designed the p rograms Elaine Kirchgatter was finance chair Betty Stremich and Margaret Wilson were In char?° of extra revenue Michelle Dorringto.. and Terri John planned the af terglo J im and Joan Englehart and Pat and Nancy Sharp lined up ushers

J im and Jeannie Gillespie, Larry McElroyand Bev jnd John Dobel handled props

Committee chairs were Sharon Belobraidich, talent, Sharon Peters publicity, Judy Lewis, program ads; Faye Leggett, costumes; Patrick Cotter, scenery, Judy Lore, tickets; Carolyn Barta makeup, Doug and Bev Becker patrons

Bob Berkson. professional director from Jerome H CargillProducing Organization, Inc New York, harassed, humbled and herded the cast for two weeks The result was "Footlights and Foolishness, an excellent show

Valentines are 2 today Nancy Bulea of C a n t o n Townah ip serves lunch to her t h ree Valent inea, Cra ig ( le f t ) , Dona ld a n d T h o m a a . The ident ica l t r i p le ts are c e l e b r a t i n g thei r second b i r thday today . They were bo rn Feb. 14, 1983 in S a n d u a k y , Ohio. Craig, the f i r s t -born , was n a m e d for his fa ther ; Thomas, No. 2, a n d Donald , No. 3, were named for the i r g randfa-thers. The Buleas were e x p e c t i n g a s ingle b i r t h unt i l January , w h e n they were to ld they w o u l d have tw ins . The boys were bo rn three w e e k s ear ly in a 35-minu te t ime pe r i od a n d Dona ld was a c o m p l e t e su rp r i se . Each baby we ighed m o r e than 4 p o u n d s . They have an o lder sister, Er in , 6.

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His sculpture reveals sense of humor

They may seem a l i t t le b ig at f i rs t .

By Dennis Cotfman staff writer

For those who think ret irement is merely a brief postscript added onto a life story, a visit with George Durham of Canton should quickly convince them otherwise.

Durham, who will be 76 this month, has spent one-third of his life as a re-t iree — and he doesn't regret a minute of it.

But unlike many retirees, he has al-ways found his avocation — painting and sculpting — every bit as interest-ing and challenging as his vocation, which was firefighting

Durham's clay sculpture will be dis-played March 10 as part of the Craft Gallery Show during the Art Fa i r in Roma Hall, Garden City

For Durham, who has tried to make his ret i rement active and creative, de-ciding to hang up his f i reman 's hat was not difficult.

"WHEN I GOT to be captain, I said, This is for young people.' I was 51 when I retired. I saw my friends wait for the white hat (promotion to fire chief) and then die six months later," said Durham.

Instead of waiting to become chief, he took his pension and retired in 1961. As a retiree, he has seen the United

States undergo great change, f rom the Kennedy era to the Reagan years

But his clay sculptures are ageless. The five- and six-inch figurines are whimsical car icatures of knights in ar-mor, doctors, nurses, butchers, hunters, a ship's captain, fisherman. Viking and, of course, a firefighter

Durham gets his inspiration for the craggy-faced creatures from his own experiences as a Marine who served in Nicaragua and China and as a fire-fighter But mostly, they come f rom his own imagination.

The figurines, which will be on sale during the Art Fair, cost $30-35. Each tSTfaand-mclded by Ducbam, who begins with a block of clay and typically spends about two days working on each figurine — one day of carving and one day of painting.

"Cartooning was my first love," said Durham But—his ldytete-tendscapcs — each of which require more than a month to complete, show by fa r the most love and care of any of his work They command prices of $100 and up and are worth it.

Durham's career has been a combi-nation of machismo and art. He began to study ar t at Northwestern Universi-ty, but saw an advertisement for fire-fighters in Detroit.

HE PLACED 63rd out of the 1,000

persons who applied for the available jobs in the fire department and was hired In less than 25 years, he would ret ire.

"I really taught myself to paint," said Durham. " I like to think of the Old Masters as my teachers." His favori tes include Constable and Remington.

An Asher Brown Durand painting, "Kinder Spirits," is the work he likes best

Durham disdains the mass-produc-tion houses that grind out copies by the thousands "These imported things — one person paints the sky, another the trees," he said

Durham has .been making figurines for 24 years, first in wood and later in clay. But because he doesn't advertise his work (only three shows since 1981). he relies on word-of-mouth publicity.

It's been a long time since the Canton ar t is t has had much publicity. In 1945, there was a full-page photo story in Graphics, a supplement to the Detroit Free Press. Then, in 1961, in won a "Freddy," an award at the Cobo Hall Ceramics Show

Durham's wife Louise died two years ago Two months later, his mother died at the age of 101

His grandmother lived to be 96. If longevity is hereditary, he'll be

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Now we re involved in Channel 56 auct ion German-American Club hosts A very happy and loving Valentino * w»n liko t k - ^ * — — t A very happy and loving Valentine's

L>ay to all!

And a very special wish to my bus band of almost 22 years, Ken It's not strange that we are still together, we have a pact The one who leaves must lake the children It's that simple can you imagine handling them alone' No way

Actually. Ken says he doesn't like kids Now I don't know why he has coached four different sports and heav-en only knows how many teams in each sport, or why he is a past president of the P T O Or why he never misses a game, concert, or teacher's conference, not to mention all the school field trips to those exotic places like the zoo or Greenfield Village And why do we al-ways have kids overnight on the week-ends0

These are some of the questions I ponder as I listen to him gently sug-gesting a possible small improvement :&e coaching staff could make during the TV presentation of what we fondly refer to in our home as "THE GAME " That's any game that dad is watching Be quiet because this is "THE GAME "

Well, like them or not we've got four of them Happy Valentine's Day, hooey You know you really are the best 1 may not pick them rich, but I sure can pick them SPECIAL-

NO W IT'S TIME to get your excite-ment level up as we start recovering from the first wave of holiday bills, and s u n thinking about something else

How about the Channel 56 Auction' It s just around the corner, and have you ever noticed we don't have much representation from this area''

Carol Abel is going to solve that problem Actually. 56 has noticed that we don't have anything coming out of here, too, and is thrilled to have Carol covering our area this year

Won t it be great to hear an item go up for bid and have it be within 50 miles of our home'' That is one thing that has always bothered me Every-thing I want will take a day and a half to get to. All that can change

We have the opportunity to get Can-ton on the minds of Michiganders Just imagine the advertising potential.

All you need is a donation of any ser-

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vice or merchandise worth $50 or more and you're on the air You can't lose You get the tax write-off for the dona-tion; 56 gets the profit The bidder gets either a great deal or a great feeling for an over-bid. and both YOU and Can-ton get the publicity.

How about a Chamber of Commerce challenge on this? I don't know if you should challenge each other or another local chamber Don't forget the local auction we held on cable was a great success and YOU were the reason why-Let s make Canton the place other Michiganders have to drive to in order to pick up their auction treasurers

Call Carol Abel after 6 p.m. at 397-1594, with questions or donations Hur-ry. it starts April 12-20. r Ale in the cc

Scholarship pageant Saturday Tkrt ItMii* If: T"M —

NEVER LET IT be said that we, knowingly, did not welcome home one of our favorite sons Without further delay I shall do just that

Not too long ago, we lost a real booster of our area, a guy who really believed that this isthe place to be Not only was he born and raised here but after graduating from the local high school, he went on to become the origi-nal part owner and manager of one of the favorite eateries around here

I speak of Tom Booth, from our verv own Steak and Ale For those of you who have missed Tom, I bring you the glad tidings of his return to this area It seems that Tom was lured away to take the helm at the No 1 Steak and Ale in the country' Can you imagine

him leaving us for a little thine like that"

Well, to be quite honest, neither can he You see he missed the people, the area, the closeness that you have only in your own hometown

Tom has made a name for himself in many ways None is more important than the special personal touch he adds to the already relaxed and friendly at-mosphere of his restaurant. He makes a point to keep in close personal con-tact with his dining guests, taking that extra moment to say hello and see that all your needs are being met.

He definitely is not one for sitting tucked away in a cozy office, checking with his staff as to how the day is going No, indeed.

Keeping a visible profile is more his style

However, Tom knows that although friendliness is a great draw, people come to eat He makes a sincere effort to keep an interesting and diversified menu on hand/ with unusual items such as the Phildelphia Cheesesteak, or how about Mushroom Mish-mash? You can't find those items all over town!

Freece Healy recently, Tom told Kathv he missed all his old friends from school and the neighbors who would drop by and say "hi" or maybe stop and chat a bit You don't get that when you leave home and travel to the Big Apple Tom, we are glad to have you back

A QUICK note to Stanley and Elenor Roman congratulations!

May the joy you have shared the three beautiful lives you created and nutured through the first 30 years in-crease 10-fold in joy, and reflect in your lovely grandchildren I hope y o u had a wonderful second honeymoon-Welcome home.

T.ê M i s s Plymouth-Canton Scholarship Pageant could be the start of something big - for the area woman wno wins it.

Eight women will compete for the title - and the chance P a n i n ^ M l S S M i c h i « a n a n d America

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Tickets are being sold for the Plymouth-Canton Pageant, which will be held at 7 30 p.m Saturday, Feb 16 in Plym-outh-Salem High School.

Tickets. $6 per person, are on sale at the Plymouth Cham-

S bv h T h T T ' l a WJ° l f l c e o f ^ w e a n d Lewandowski; All Dy Hand: Sideways; and the Book Br2ak.

M , l ^ r k e d a " d ' t o r i u m 13 expected for the pageant, in which Miss P ymouth-Canton will be selected by a panel of judges who will award points to each contestant in the categories of

swimsuit, on-stage personality and performance dur-

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But this is about the man that makes' it special, because he thinks we are special As I heard it from Kathy

THE HISTORICAL Society program planned for Friday night at Cherry Hill Free Methodist Church on Cherry Hilt-has been canceled. There'll be "more about this next week.If you haven't goU ten your card to Bart Berg yet. we caff still catch him at home, 48630 Michi-gan Avenue. So keep those card and leu ters coming. Hey, Bart, GET WELL'

NOW IN THIS special spot, the last item in my column, I put a very special Happy Birthday to my daughter Cathy: May this be the best birthday ever' I put this wish here because Cathy al-ways reads my column. I think she if the only one of my children who does The others would miss it here, but not Cathy. Have a great one, honey' Love Mom

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Children who want to take part must obtain hunt lists during the week of Feb, 25 through March 2 at the dental clinic, 5970 Lilley. north of Ford Road or at the Canton Public Library, 1150 S Canton Lenter

Instructions will be included with copies of the hunt list The object of the hunt is to discover bits of dental information and trivia

There are three groupings, according to age and grade levels kindergarten through second grade, third grade through sixth grade; and seventh grade through ninth grade.

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annual Fasching celebration Members of the German-American Club

of Plymouth hosted their annual Faschinc party Saturday night at the Plymouth Cul-tural Center People of varied ethnic back grounds turned out for pre-Lenten celebra-lion

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Ernest Bev in, a teacher in the Plymouth-Canton Schools, and his wife, Elisabeth, were awarded first prize by the judges of the costume competition for their Fruit of the Loom outfits Maria Mulzer, president of the German-American Club, wore an au-thentic Fasching costume frorg (^gmany.

Fasching is the German equivalent of the French Mardi Gras. In Europe, the celebra-tion starts six weeks before Shrove Tuesday and varies according to the locality It is a season of spoofing figures of authority and the costumes follow this mood.

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• L A K E POINTE GARDEN C L U B Lake Potato branch of the Woman s

National Fa rm & Garden Association will meet at 7 30 p.m Thursday, Feb 14, at Farrand Elementary School. Lin-da Coleof Dexter will talk about grow-ing wildflowers in her lecture, " Walk on the Wild Side." Carole Beaudry will chair the meeting and hostesses will be Arlene Pasley, Gerry McCrumb aaO Holly Pedersen

• L A M A Z E SERIES A seven-week Lamaze series will be-

gin at 7 30 p.m Thursday, Feb. 14. in Geneva Presbyterian Church, 5835 Sheldon, Canton For information or to register, call the Plymouth Childbirth Education Association, 459-7477

• LA LECHE LEAGUE Plymouth-Canton La Leche League

will meet at 7:30 p.m Thursday. Feb 14 at 9738 Norman For more informa-tion, call Johanne, 453-9171, or Karen. 459-1322 The discussion will cover nu-trition and weaning, the latest medical research as well as personal experi-ence Other services include a lending library of books on childbirth, child care and breast feeding Nursing ba-bies are welcome

• PLYMOUTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Society will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thurs-day, Feb 14, in the museum, 155 S. Main street Guest speaker, Arthur Jacobs' topic will be 'The History of Buster Brown." He will trace the histo-ry of Brown Shoe Co., its connection to Buster Brown, and illustrate his talk with Buster Brown memorabilia

• NOW MEETING Western Wayne County chapter of

the National Organization for Women will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Feb 14. in the IMC Room of Emerson Jun-ior High School, Livonia, 29100 W. Chi-cago east of Middlebelt. Martha Gray, physician at Henry Ford Hospital-Plymouth center will talk about ' Wom-en s Health Issues." The public is invit-ed. For information, call 591-9344

• PLYMOUTH AAUW Fireside meetings will be held in

members homes at 7 50 p m Thurs-day, Feb 14. Janice Selik will t a l i about color analysis at ber home and Dr Paul Johnson will discuss hypnosis at the home of Lorna Nitz Members and guests are welcome For informa-tion, call Lorna Nitz. 455-4276

• PLYMOUTH CHORUS The Choral Expression, the small en-

semble of the Plymouth Community Chorus, will perform in concert Satur-day, Feb 16 in the Royalty House. Warren For tickets, call 772-4171

• REFUNDERS CLUB The Refunders Club will meet 9:30

a m Wednesday, Feb. 20. in the Plym-outh Grange Hall. 273 Union St Bring refund forms, proofs of purchase and deals to trade New members are wel-come

• DARLUNCHEON The Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter of

the Daughters of the American Revolu-tion will hold it5 Good Citizen Lunch-eon in the Plymouth Historical Muse-um Monday. Feb. 18

• THEATRE GUILD The Theatre Guild of Livonia-Red-

ford will present the play, "Nuts," be-ginning Friday, Feb 15, in the TGLR Playhouse and continuing for three weekends The guild is located at 15138 Beech Daly, south of Five Mile, in Red-ford Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 For reservations, call 522-8057

• WESTSIDE SINGLES The Westside Singles will hold a

dance party Friday, Feb. 22, in Roma's of Livonia. Schoolcraft west of Inkster Road. Music will be provided by Jon Ray of WHND Radio Refreshments will be served The dance will run f rom 8 p.m until 2 a m For information, call 562-3129

of the month Objectives of the interna-tional service, social and cultural sorority are fellowship and friendship Anyone interested in more information, may call 464-9536

• NEW HORIZONS Sharing exchange group for Canton

mothers sponsored by the YWCA of Western Wayne County meets 9:30-11 30 a m. in Faith Moravian Church, 46001 Warren, west of Canton Center Cost is $2 plus $1 for child cajfe For information, call Mary, 455-8221."

Speaker Friday, Feb 22. will be Dor-othy Lahmkuhl of Birmingham Her to-pic will be "Clutterbug Systems," how to be well organized at home and at work.

• SINGLE TOUCH Single Touch, cable TV show serving

community singles, hosts a singles dance the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Mama-Mias Party-Hall. 27770 Plymouth Road, three blocks west of Inkster Road, Livonia. For information, call 459-6900

• NEW MORNING SCHOOL The New Morning School will begin

its Saturday Discovery Days from 10 a m to noon March 9 through March 30. Limited enrollment is available in special interest classes at the school, 14501 Haggerty Rd For information, call 420-3331

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• BPW GUEST NIGHT Problems and concerns of western

Wayne County will be the topic of dis-cussion at the Monday. Feb 18, meet ing of the Plymouth Business and Pro-fessional Women The speaker for the guest night will be Frank Wilkerson, assistant chief executive officer of Wayne County Wilkerson is in charge of întergovernmental relation adminis-tration in federal and local agencies Guest night is a yearly event for the

BPW. open to guests, spouses and oth-ers The meeting will be held in the Jacobs Room of the Hillside Inn, with a social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6 30 p.m. For information, call 453-3605

• L IONS CLUB The Lions Club of Plymouth will hold

a Millionaire's Party Saturday. March 2 The club meets the first and third Thursdays at 6 30 p.m in the May-flower Hotel.

• COMPUTER CLUB The West Metro 99ers User Group

will meet at 7 p.m Monday, Feb. 18, in

clubs in action Geneva Presbyterian Church, 5835 Sheldon Road, Canton The group is open to all persons interested in the Texas Instruments Ti-99ViA home computer For information, call 459. 2228

• VOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED

The Plymouth Community Chorus will offer three voice scholarships m 1985 Deadline for application is March 15. Application forms may be obtained from high or middle school school of


VFW winners

• XI DELTA ETA Xi Delta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma

Phi Sorority meets the first Wednesday

• VFW SPRING FLING The Mayflower Lt. Gamble Auxili-

ary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its Annual Spring Fling — salad luncheon and style show — on Saturday, March 9, in the VFW Hall, 1426 S. Mill, Plymouth The fling runs

-from 1-4 p.m. Tickets are J4. Included in the fashion show will be cloths f rom Designer Depot for male and female For information, call 453-6144

• NOW SELLS SPREE BOOKS The Northwest Wayne Chapter of the

National Organization for Women is of-fering 1985 SPREE books for sale for $7.50 each. For information, call 459-

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fices or by calling 348-7131 or 455-4080 A graduating high school senior will receive one $500 grant and two $250 grants will g o to high or middle school students

• CHORUS C O O K B O O K Plymouth Community Chorus new

cookbook, All Our Best," is available at Plymouth Book World and from cho-rus members. P r ice is $7.95

• BEGINNING STRING CLASS Class taught by Jani ta Hauk meets

6 30-7 30 p m Tuesdays in Plymouth Salem High School Orches t ra ' Room Joy Road west of Canton Center Class-es are sponsored by Plymouth Youth Symphony.

• ROMP MEETINGS Recovery of Male Potency meetings

are at 7:30 p.m the third Thursday of each month in Conference Room 2, An-napolis Hospital. Confidentiality as-sured To register, call 467-4570

• CANTON C O A S T GUARD AUXILIARY FLOTILLA

Flotilla 11-11 invites new members to attend its meetings at 7:30 p.m the third Tuesday of each month at the Canton Fire Depar tment Station. Cher-ry Hill at Canton Center. Anyone wish-ing information about the organization may call Eugene Olson, commander, 455-6527

• ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS Members of the Tonquish Creek Fed-

eration Indian programs sponsored by

Plymouth pianist Jul ie Spar l i ng , 17, of P lymouth , r ecen t l y took pa r t m the I n t e r l ochen Ar ts A c a d e m y p r o d u c -t ion of " B e r l i n t o B roadway w i t h Ku r t We i l l , " a

mus ica l revue p r e s e n t e d by the schoo l ' s theat re majors th is m o n t h . Spar l ing , a senior , is the daughte r of Rober t a n d Emi ly Spar l ing .

The Mayflower Lt Gamble Post and Auxiliary of • he Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored the 38th Annual Voice of Democracy Contest in Plymouth High Schools recently.

First-place winner was Jeff Benneth; second, Jill Susan Schaufele; and third, Todd Gentry All are students at the Plymouth Christian Academy. They

Jh'i v p w T 1 ? U e ^ S U l e S 6 0 0 ( 1 3 a n d m e<lals during the VFW Loyalty Day program May 1

Camp Fire candy Sales of candy have begun to provide money to

support the services to youth groups bv the Detroit Area Council of Camp Fire.

Camp Fire children are selling Almond Roca but-ter crunch and creamy mint candies during Febru-ary in area malls, supermarkets, bowling alleys community and neighborhood centers in Wayne Oakland, Macomb and Livingston counties.

The candy sale is approved by the United Foun-dation and the State of Michigan

Camp Fire is marking its 73rd vear of service to young people through the guidance provided by vol-unteer adults training in Camp Fire objectives

- Camp Fire activities a r ^ r o R r u c a l T o n a r a n t T i n ^ iOrmal They are available in small groups of simi-lar ages, from kindergarten through 12th grade

Now that Sue's here at Harper, we all feel better!'

the Plymouth Community Y are selling SPREE" entertainment books. Cost is

$7 Call the Y office, 453-2904, for in-formation

• CAVALIER FENCING CLUB Club meets at 7 30 p.m Thursdays

Call Bruce Davis, 455-6418. for details

• P A N C A K E BREAKFASTS The Mayflower-Lt Gamble Ladies

Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will serve pancake breakfasts the first Sunday of each month at the Post home, 1426 S. Mill. Plymouth. Menu in-cludes pancakes, sausages, eggs, french toast, milk, orange juice and coffee Cost is $2 for adults and $1 for children 5 and under Breakfast is served from 8 a m to 1 p.m Everyone is welcome. Call 459-6700 for information

• TOPS MEETING TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)

meets 7:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays in Central Middle School, Main Street at Church, Plymouth. Ideas on weight re-duction a re discussed For information call 453-4756 or 455-1583

• C A N T O N BPW Canton Business and Professional

Women meet the second Monday of each month at the Roman Forum Res-taurant on Ford Road, cocktails at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:30, and program at 7 30. Dinner charge is $7 50 per person. Call Noel Bittinger. 459-6000 or 981-1067, for information.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandt of Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth announce the engagement of their daughter, Mari-anne Kinney, to Matthew Richard Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Thomas of Orangelawn, Plymouth. The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of Plym-outh Canton High School and will grad-uate from Ferr i s State College with a bachelor of science degree in business administration and management Her fiance graduated f rom Plymouth Can-ton High in 1982. He is an apprentice with Paris Plumbing in Wayne and at-tends Schoolcraft College.

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• HEART ASSOCIATION NEEDS VOLUNTEER NURSE8

The American Heart Association of Michigan needs volunteer nurses for its free blood-pressure detection clinics between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. the f irst and third Mondays of each month The clinics are in the Whitman Center, 32235 W Chicago, Livonia, between Farmington and Merriman. Counseling on diet and medicaUon is provided Volunteers are asked to call 425-2333 Monday-Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. For American Heart Association information. call 557-9500

• MOVING A H E A D WISER Newly widowed people meet Thurs-

days at Newman House, 17300 Hagger-ty, Livonia. Group is sponsored by the Women's Resource Center a t School-c ra f t College. For information, call 591-0400, Ext. 430.

• CREDITEERS Crediteers older persons' club spon-

sored by the Community Federal Cred-it Union, meets Tuesdays at the the Elks Lodge, 41700 E. Ann Arbor Road Lunch is at 11 a.m. with cards and c ra f t s at noon. Activities include picn-ics. dinners, parties and trips. Member-ship is | 2 a year and is open to people 55 and older who are members of the credit union. For more information, call Kay Dreyer, 453-1200.

• SWEET ADELINES Midwest Harmony Chapter of Sweet

Adelines sings at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the Community Room of Kirk of Our Savior, Westland, Cherry Hill, between Wayne and New burgh roads. Women

who like to sing four-part harmony are invited to attend. For information call Barbara-Williams, 721-3801 ' • ZE8TERS

Zesters. a club for Canton residents 55 and older, meets at 1 p.m. Thurs-days in the Canton Recreation Center, 44237 Michigan at Sheldon. Member-ship fees are >1 to join and | 1 per month. The Zesters have monthly pot-lucks, bingo, movies and trips. The club is looking for pinochle players. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m.. and reserva-Uons can be made 24 hours in advance. For more informaUon about the club, call the Canton senior citizen office, 397-1000, Er t . 278.

• C IVfTAN CLUB The Plymouth-Canton Civitan Club

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The Oral Major i ty Toastmasters Club of Plymouth invites visitors to see how the club enables member s to «p»aK up and move ahead, whatever their oc-cupations. The club mee t s at 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Denny's restaurant, Ann Arbor Road a t 1-275. For informaUon. call Phyllis K. Sullivan, 455-1635 • EPILEPSY G R O U P

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111 N . C e n t e r S t . (Sheldon Road) 349-1838 Mo, TuOS S», 9 8; Thurs 4 F„ 9 .. c , o s M W

OAE Thuraday. Pabruary 14, 19SS

ôur Invitation to Worship M a n C o p y ^ O B S E R V E R & E C C E N T R I C N E W S P A P E R S

. _ o o ^ D i S c h o o l c r a f t , L i v o n i a 4 8 1 5 0 C h u r c h P a g e : 5 9 T - 2 3 0 0 e x t e n s i o n 2 5 9 M o n d a y s 9 : O Q a . m . - 1 2 : 0 0 n o o n

L U T H E R A N M I S S O U R I S Y N O D P R E S B Y T f R I A N

BIBLE CENTERED FUNDAMENTAL SOU«. WINNING

CMURCM

M L. Palty PMlOf

£25-3064 Of

261-9275 cal.FOP

fflEE'iWNSPCW'JiTiOM

INDEPENDENT BAPTIST 8IBLE FELLOWSHIP

CHURCH 10:00 a.m 11.00 •.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m

B E T H E L B A P T I S T T E M P L E 2 9 4 7 5 W . S i x M i l e , L i v o n i a

S u n d a y S c h o o l M o r n i n g W o r s h i p E v e n i n g S a r v i c a W e d . F a m i l y H o u r B i b i e S t u d y - A w a n a C l u b a

N E W S R E L E A S E F e b r u a r y 17

11:00 A.M. "THE KING'S ROBE" 6:00 P.M. " G O D S ALL THINGS March 6-10 - Our 10th Annual Mission

Conference \ ' f.uri-K TTi.j- i", fi.rnvr-ifij About People ' '

C H R I S T O U R S A V I O R L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

MISSOURI SYNOD >«17i Fa-mmglon »d . M.I.N ofSchoolcr.il

WORSHIP SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY 8:30 & 11.00 A M SUNDAY SCHOOL A BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A M WEEK-DAY SCHOOL, WED.. 4:30-6:00 P M

PRE-SCHOOL. MOfc-FRI. MORNINGS - KINDERGARTEN, MON.-FRI. AFTERNOONS Nur»ary Provided FREDERIC E. REESE ,

Diraclor of Pariah Education ">12 68J 0 I

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE

B E R E A N B I B L E C H U R C H REV. TED STIMERS

V-3 7.&ANN ARBOP T3A.l . LI'v'ON A 4 5585 • beiwef' »V.«-,n>- 4 Ne«wb..-gri

> MOSNING WORSHIP 10 00 A M ' VISUALIZED CHILDREN S CHURCH TO 00 AM 1 BIBLE SCHOOL 11 15 A M EVENING WORSHIP 6 00 P M WEDNESDAY SERVICE 7 00 P M - AWANAS

Ho'dmg Forth the Word ot L 'te

F E L L O W S H I P B A P T I S T C H U R C H (A Ministry of the Baptist General Conference)

MEETING IN THE HISTORIC PLYMOUTH GRANGE 273 Union, Plymouth

9 30 A M Sunday School i'for ail ages/ «.

10 30 A.M. Worship "• "THE TRIUMPHANT £ - 3>u-of

VICTORIOUS LAMB OF GOD / Children's Church

REV. PETER A. FOREMAN, Minister 455-1509

G R A N D R I V E R B A P T I S T O F L I V O N I A (Affiliated with American Baptist Churches, U.S.A

, t i , 34500 Six Mile Rd , Jus! West of Farmington Rd

. 9:30 A.M. Fami ly Bible Schoo l V • v 10:45 A.M. Worsh ip

6:00 P.M. Even ing Worsh ip

Wed. 7:00 P.M. Mid-Week Prayer

G R A C E B A P T I S T C H U R C H 44240 M i c h i g a n Ave

C a n t o n • 387-2900

9 45AM Sunday Scfioc-11 00 A M Morning Worship 6 00 P M Evening Worsnic 7 **0n*!Kl*'

10 Hwioric Bapm Cnnabanrv •n « ExCMam

BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Of Livonia

34541 Five Mlie Rd I ? -iile A or Farmington Sc

Sunday S c h o o l 9 45 a n

W o r s h i p Serv ice 11 00 a .m

Even ing Serv ice 7 00 o n>

Wednesday N igh: 7 0 0 p m

Phones 464-799C 464-6612

Pastor Archie Gittins

St Pau l ' s L u t h e r a n Miaaouri Synod

2 0 8 0 5 M i d d l e b e l l at 8 Mi le Fa 'm ing io -n Hi l ls - 474-0675

"ne Hev Baiph E L.'nge< Paslcf «•» Car- £ >w Pm1c»

s * r u « D A v worship e p u S'JNOA'r WORSHIP 8 30 & • • AV SUN SCHOOL-'BIBLE CLASSES 10 * u

CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Graces K-S R a n d y Z i e l i n s k i . P r i n c i p a l

4^4-2488

H O S A N N A TABOR L U T H E R A N C H U R C H a- ii <>. 5,, p„,.. , ,

L . . SWnii

S u n d a y W o r s h i p 8:30 4 11:00 A.M.

9:45 A M F<t"i"ii ' 0C c v

• -, ac i d - -RObe" Scn«'"f P -it ; j '

937 2203

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H O F

THE RISEN CHRIST Missouri Synod

1 6 2 5 0 A N N A R B O R R O A O

P L Y M O U T H

Kenne th Zie lke Pas to r 4.r3-5252 453-1099 EARCY SERVICE a 30 A M S u n S c h & B ib le C l a s s e s

9 4 5 l o 10 45 A. M LATE SERVICE 1 1 0 0 A M

G R A C E L U T H E R A N C H U R C H MISSOURI S Y N O D

2 5 6 3 0 G R A N D R I V E R a t B E E C H D A L Y

5 3 2 - 2 2 6 6 R E D F O R D T W H

SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a 11.-00 A.M. 9:15 4 11.00 A M

Rev. V. F. Halboth. Jr., Paator R e v V i c t o r F H a l b o t h . S r , P a s t o r E m e r i t u s

N u r s e r y P r o v i d e d M r J a m e s M o f P a r i s h A s s t

ST. M A T T H E W L U T H E R A N

Church 4 School 58S5 Venoy

t Blk N. of Ford IW.. Wmlland 425-0260

RalDh Fiacher, Paator Gary D. Haadapohl

Aaat. Pastor

Oivina Worship 8 411 a.m. BiNe Clasi & SS 9:30 a.m. *ooetj Eramrq Same* 7:30 p.m.

ST. M A T T H E W L U T H E R A N

Church 4 School 58S5 Venoy

t Blk N. of Ford IW.. Wmlland 425-0260

RalDh Fiacher, Paator Gary D. Haadapohl

Aaat. Pastor

Oivina Worship 8 411 a.m. BiNe Clasi & SS 9:30 a.m. *ooetj Eramrq Same* 7:30 p.m.

H \ K I > P K I : S B V T I : B I \ \ c m K C H O I I I \ O \ I \ Farmmgron and Six Mile Rd " " 1

422-115(J Worship and Sunday School 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m.

MISSIONS CONFERENCE CONCLUDES _ Message by Dr. Chris Marantlka, President

Evangelical Theological Seminary of Indonesia

1:00 p.m. Dedication of Land - Haggerty ana Six Mile

6.-00 p.m. Message by

Dr. Chris Marantika Wednesday, 7 00 p.m - SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

Sunday Serv ice B r o a d c a s t < Activities for al. Agw, 9:30 a . m . , W M U Z - F M 103.5 Hurtary Provided

ar All Services

°<«"S a lively cljjps You can t just see one ® * humorous reminia- m h w v n n n r , . ,

-You attend f ! ° " . . . . . < « * » • NOW YOUTHS beginning to approci- and directed by Collene Hacknev of . .

y . u J P a t t o o s nlays are Hke p o u t o c©ps You can't jukt see one

-Vou attend a play ezpecting to be part of the audience and find that vou are part of the cast, and what you first thought was a theater, you now realize is a small country church in 1850 Kan-sas with a service in progress

You attend another play and find that the lead actor is surprised to see you. and speaks directly to vou the whole t ime - sometimes hostile and flippant but managing to keep you

laughing with his humorous reminis-C DC€S

You're perplexed with this theatrical "Uf 1 ~~ b U t h o o k e d so you try yet

f r j e r . This one is a c S i L blend of magic, comedy and music in-terwoven into the story of a young woman s search for meaning

Bemused, you try a debate for a lit-tle refreshing logic and decorum, and learn that while the main characters are deceased, the debate still rages on

NOW YOU'RE beginning to appreci-ate the Innovative style of Livonia's pastor-playwright Paul Pat too and the theater company of "Trinity House."

The theater company has vet another surprise in store in 'Silent Morning," their new offering written by Pattoo

and directed by Collene Hackney of Livonia.

In the play, stage hands provide a running commentary to the five vig-nettes that make up the evening's dra-matic package. Each vignette, obscure Old Testament tales loosely placed In

° ? I J 1t f m p ? r * r y P">vide. a slice

of life mirroring the profound tensions of anger and forgiveness, hope and de-spair, suffering and the regenerative quality of life.

Per formance dates for "Silent Morn-ing" a re Friday* and Saturdays, Feb.

L U T H E R A N , s v f i o d A M I

C A T H O L I C C H U R C H E S

S T . P A U L ' S P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H ( U . S . A . ) 2^475 Five Mile Rd (at Inksler) 422-1470

8 ;30 A.M. Adu l t B ib le S t u d y 9:30 A 11:00 A.M. Worsh ip & C h u r c h Schoo l

Wed., 9:30 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. Bible Study

Dr w W h i n e d g e Rev k. R. TI .or .sen R e v . S . S i m o n s

^kur Invitation to Wbrshjp

Ronald E Gary . Pastor 261-6950'

ST. J O H N N E U M A N N

Pariah M300 Warran Road

Canton 455-5910

Fr, Edward J Baldwin Pa*lor

M«»WI Sal 5:00 and 6 30 pm Sun 8 am 9:3C am

11-00 am and 12:30 pm

FAITH

4?1-7249

Worahlp 8:15 and 10:45 «.m ft* Bibl. Claaa

" .j- rff » £duc«1«on OM<e. 421-735*

HOLY TRINITY

•???••> ' . » V » q -A«s- i. vo a

464-0211

WORSHIP VICES 8.30 a m S 11 a m M'jrse-y Avaiiacie

Sunday School A' Ages 5 45 A V

'•Veg Class - An Ages 6 45 P M

S A L E M NAT IONAL EV. LUTHERAN

CHURCH 32430 Ann Arbor Tr. Westland • 422-5550

9:00 a.m. Church School for All Ages

10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Fellowship PAAV0 FRUSTl. Pastor

T R I N I T Y

P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H

WELCOME

\ R e d f o r d B a p t i s t C h u r c h

7 Mi le Road and Grand River Det ro i t . M ich igan

533-2300 3 * . 9:30 A.M. "THE FUNDAMENTAL

- ' THINGS APPLY" ^B.'OO P.M. Swindoll Film Series:

r r r rnr* ~ j * | Strengthen Your Attitudes -|' I ' i f r "CHOOSING THE FOOD YOU

SERVE YOUR MIND" ^ 1 K.

ST THOMAS A BECRET Parish

555 L 1 L L E Y R D . C A N T O N

981-1333 Fr Ernes! M Porcan

Pastor Masses

Sat 4 30 P M Sun. 8 00 am

1000 am 12:00 mx>n

FIRST A P O S T O L I C L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH 16325 Halataad Rd. at 11 Mila Farmington Hilla, Michigan

7 D ® E R V , C E S 1^30 A.M. Evary Sunday 7 00 P.M. 1at & 3rd Sunday of aach month Sunday School 9:15 A.M. Sapt -May Blbl. Class 7:45 p.m. Tum. Sapl - May Song Saryica LaatSunday of aach month ,MM.y

ST MICHAEL LUTHERAN

459 3 3 M

P»«lo> Jarry Varnall WorWKp t:15 t 11-00 A M Oernis Beaver — Inlorn

SunOay School 9 30 A M Wednesday Evening Taacning

7-00-8 00 P M *#\jr»«ry Provided

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd.. Plymouth at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd

Sunday School for all ages 9:45 a.m. Worship Services

and Junior Church - 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.

Rev. William C. Moore - Pastor Nursery Provided P h o n e 459-9550

YOU ARE INVITED

G A R D E N CITY P R E S B Y T E R I A N

C H U R C H U . S . A . 1841 M i d d l e b e l t

(One b'ock south ot Ford) Su'xiay Worsn.s 9 15 4 11:00 a.m

"hurch Swcoi anc Nurses ' 1-00 inn Gareth O Baker. Pastor

421-7620

L U T H E R A N V Y I S C O N S l \

t' - v K lu i ' . • N ' £ r - H i A i u-_. jrs, -

' M i W e s t o f S h e l d o n

9:40 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Worship

6:30 P.M. Evening Worship

H E R A L O O F HOPE WVF C 1520 MOT th ru Fri

8 45 A M

Or William Stahi. Sr. Pastor Thomas Pais, Associate Mrs Richard Kaye, Music Director

N O R T H W E S T BAPTIST CHI R< H 23845 Middlebelt Rd fn Biocus S of io Mile

474-3393

Su.uMy School 9 45 a ~i Morning WorsH® 11 00 a m Evening Service 7 00 p. m

Weo nesoay Service 7 00 pm Purser}' A v&naore

e> Richarfl L. Km °astor

In Livonia

G R A C E B A ^ T I S ^ C H U R C H W<L,.mes I L , '

AN INDEPENDENT

BAPTIST CHURCH" ^ S C H E D U L E O F S E R V I C E S

425-6215 or 425-1116

W i s c o n s i n E v a n g e l i c a l L u t h e r a n C h u r c h e s

W I S C O N S I N LUTHERAN RADIO HOUR

'.VCAK 1.090 Son OA v 10 30 A V Si Pao'Ev ._u:heran Church

* '8*0 FarmmgtOr Pd aas:or a n'redKoeipin 26'-9759

Church Services 8:30 A.M & 1100AM In Plymouth Si Peter Ev .utneran C,-Urch

'343 Perm 'mart Ave = a s i c L*r.-ard Koen,nge. . 453.3393

Aysftio Services - S ie 30 a m Sunday Schoo- 9 '5a n

In Radford Townahip - Lola Park Ev Lutheran Church

14750 Kinloch Pastor Eawarc Zei- - 532-8655

^-sh .c oerv,ces.S 30 am ^ 1 ' a ^ • Sundav Scôo- 9 4£ a ,

C H R I S T THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH

l 2 ,-°1 2 0 Worship 8:15 4 11.-00 A.M.

Church School 9:30 A.M. 5 ^ i f

~ T T M " O T H Y ~

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

SB20 W a y n e Rd. Livonia. Mi. 4 8 1 5 0

PASTOR ROLAND C TROIKE STARTING SEPT. 9

SERVICES 8 15 & 10:45 A.M

9 30 a m Sunday School OFFICE 4?7-229Q

R O S E D A L E G A R D E N S P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H ( U . S . A .

Hubbard at W Cbicaqo • 422-04Q4 GeraioP Cob.e.gh .& Oavia w Good Ministers

" L O V E L IVES A G A I N "

W O R S H I P S C H U R C H S C H O O L

10:30 A.M.

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 5835 Sheldon Rd.,

CANTON WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL

»:15 and 11:00 • .m. Kannetti F. Qruabal, Ptator

458-0013

ASSEMBLIES O F G O D

C H R J S T ' A N C O M M U N I T Y C H U R C H 41355 Six Mils Northville • 340-9030

Larry Frick. Sr, Pastor

Sunday School 10*0 a.m. Worship Services 11.-00 a.m. A 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday Family Night 7:00 p.m. Nursery Avsi laWe. School,.- Pra-School - 8 th

flrlgbiipoor T a h c r p a c l c ^ ^ 26555 Frankl in Rd • Southf ie ld M i fi-696 & Telegraph - West of Holiday inn)

4 C^smafc Churcr, .rw, ooop.e ot m»ny denomination, ôrmp tog*,**,

Sunday Schoo l 9:45 A.M 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP WORSHIP Celebrat ion of Praise 6:30 P M Wed 7:30 P.M. Adu l t Y ^ u t h A

Ch i l d ren Prayer A Praise Nursery provided aâll se rv ices THOMAS E. TRASK. PASTOR

12-23, Marcfa 1-2, March 1,1ft and 16 at « p.m and Sunday, March 10 at 3 p.m. Tickets a re 92.50 and are by pfaooe res- ^ ervatioo only at 484-8302 anyt ime * Trinity House is located on the north- " west corner of 1-275 and Six Mile R o a d -

in Livonia.

ROBERT ZAHARA/pnoto

Susan Rand and Chuck Curml (top pho-to) in a dramatic scane from 'Silent Morning.' Director Collene Hackney (far left, left photo) of Livonia goes ower the •cr ipt with Sandy Liddel in the forth-coming Trinity House Players produc-tion opening next weekend.

Ash Wednesday services told

ST. T IMOTHY PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (U.S.A.)

16700 Newtxjrgfi • Livery 11:00 A.Mr

WORSHIPS CHURCH SCHOOL

Feb 15 8 16 Money Mgt Seminar E Dickson Forsyth.

Pastor 464-8844

P l y m o u t h U n i t e d A s s e m b l y o f G o d

w . O n T h e M o v e ! o u r ™ ^ s : r r ; i s < ^ , ^ 0 ,=n N0r th Ter,„or,a, R o ad •„

ymouin we welcome you to v.sit us in our interim home PIONEER MIDDLE S C H O O L

SUNDAY SERv'lCEs'^ " P r V m O U , h 'WeS* S h e ' d ° n ROa(1 ° n e m"G> ' 0 OC a m Sunday School- ^ " F A M ' L V N ' ° H r

6 3 0 ^ Evening ^ - ^ = ^ 4 ^ ?

J a c k R W i l l i a m s . P a s J o r . .

E P I S C O P A L

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V I L L A G E U N I T E D P R E S B Y T E R I A N 25350 W. Six Mile. Redford fbtw. Beech Daly & Teiearaoh)

Rev Robert M Barcus 534-7730 Worshio 10:00 a.m. Church School 1T. 15 a m

"THE POWERFUL CHRIST" Ash Wed. Feb. 21

Thursday - Weekday Program For All Thursday Bible Study 7:00 p.m

People Growing In Faith And Love

RESURRECTION LUTHERAN

8850 Newburgh at Joy Livonia 427-9575 -

Merlin E Jacobs, Pastor Sunday Scrioof 9.15 a.m Worship Service 1030am

S t . M a r k ' s Presbyreriar.

26701 JOY RD. Dearborn Hgts.

Pastor John Jeffrey 278-9340 9:30 A.M.

Sunday Sctvoo) 4 Adult Bible 11:00 A.M.

WORSHIP SERVICE Dlal-A-Ride 278-9340

SAINT ANOREW S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 16360 Hubbard Road L.voma, M.c " 8 , n « , S 4

421 M i l * ec-.esJ*. 9 30 a m Holy Eucna-sr

" '• p "• Cue l a ' sr - j ' - r ta , 45 a m Holy Euchar'S* 1 a-' EcucatiOn 'or an ages

00 a rr Holy Euchar St _ n „ Nurser, Care Ava.iab'e

° D 'V t* ^ « S»fmour, _ _ _ Aaaoc la ta Ractor Tha Ran. Etfward A. King. O a a c o n

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H O L Y S P I R I T

L I V O N I A 9083 Newbufgh Rd

Livonia 591-0211 522-0821

SERVICES 8:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist 9.30 A M. Christian

Education, 10:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist

TheRev Emery Gravelle |

L ' M T F t ) \ \ [ I f K ) [ ) J S T

KENNETH D. GRIEF PASTOR

SUNDAYSCHOO. MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY

SUN 10 00 A M SUN 11:00 A.M SUN 7:00 P.M WED 7 00 P M

2 8 4 4 0 LYNDON. L IVONIA M

CHURCHES OF CHRIST

GARDEN CITY~

SUNDAY WORSHIP

4 Car rg 5 Sharing Church'

L IVONIA 1543 1 Mernman Pd SUNDAV WORSHIP 1 • 00 AM & 6 00 PM

* o c Robmson Minister :«E£ CLC'HIKG *0 M *<EE~

£vEmt»cs--i««

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN 27035 Ann Arbor Trail

Dearborn Hgts e 278-5755

REV. ELMER BEYER Worship 10:30 a m

Sunday School 9.30 a.m "Th® friendly Church

on the Trail... lor you "

ST. M A T T H E W S U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

J0900 Si* Miie »0 Bt" 1 woai»e».:i Sa'vfl r Sl'Ong Mimsie-

*??-6038 1000 AM Aorjfi.p ServK* rD OC A W Cl>urcti School

>'3 - am Gr»o« KOOAM j' 4Sr Class 11 I5AM Aoun Sludy Ciasa

o-o-cec

4 ? ' 8743 422-8660

?0 Saiwaa 30 -i CX 'VIr' - .

23800 WEST CHICAGO, REDFORD MICHIGAN PHONE 255-3333

Rev Truman Dollar, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP WEDNESDAY

BIBLE STUDY

10 11 6

00 AM 00 AM 30 PM

I S A L E M U N I T E D C H U R C H OF C H R I S T

33424 O a k l a n d

Fa-mincton, Ml 474-8880 WORSHIP 10 45 A M Church School 9 30 A M Bamer-Free Sactuary

Nursery Provided «£V LfcE W TVLER

Paslo» REV. CARL H. SCHULT2

Pastor Emenlus P A R S O N A G E 4 7 7 - 6 4 7 8

YOU ARE WE L COM El

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

THIS WEEK'S MESSAGE.

SORROW TURNED TO JOY' J o h n 16: 15-25

NURSERY CARE PROVIDED

7:15 PM

DETROIT L A E S T A D I A N

C O N G R E G A T I O N 290 Fairground at Ann Arbor Trail - Plymouth

Donald W. Lahti, Pastor 471-1316

Suroay School 9:30 A M Sunday Worship 11 OC A U

Bible Class - Tues 7 30 P M AH scheduled services in Eng ish Cinr.sn language service scneduiec rro-rtniy third Sunday at 100 AM

A I D E R S G A T E UNITED M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

"«»d*or- T0»r .<,r . ,c ,

BFPCH 0 A t . ROAC

. , M I N I S T E R S

A R C H I E H D O N . G A N B A R e ' R A B Y E R S L E W I S M O A 11.-00 A M Worship Sa fY lcae

M 0 - Nuraary C a r a 1 1 * » - Nuraary through Junior Hfch Church School

"OUR P R O B L E M " Rev. Donlgan

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Ot Garden City 6443 Merriman Road

42 1-8626 D> Robert Gr.gereit

Mimatar

WO A M Church School Nuraary-Adult

1045 A.M. Worship

3'fc

EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA

vV

FAITH COVENANT CHURCH

Michael A. Hal leen Pastor

Mary Miller Associate Pastor

3 5 4 1 5 W. 14 Mile (at Drake) Farmington Hills

6 6 1 - 9 1 9 1

Making Faith

A Way

Ot UfaI

S U N D A Y S C H O O L 9:30 A .M. W O R S H I P S E R V I C E 10:45 A .M. E V E N I N G S E R V I C E 6:00 P.M.

Child Care and

Nuraary Provided

Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, mark-ing the start of Lent. Various area churches have planned special services and activities to observe the holy day and the beginning of the Lenten season"

• ST. D A M I A N A study of the Acts of the Apostles

will continue 9:30-11 a.m. Wednesdays throughout Lent starting Ash Wednes-day in the library of St. Damian School, 29891 Joy, Westland

St. Damian Church will present the "Living Christ" series at 6:45 p.m. Wednesdays during Lent, starting Feb. 27 The fi lms will be shown in the par-ish community room The church is at 29891 Joy, Westland

• CLARENCE VILLE UNITED METHODIST

Clarencevi l le ^Jni ted Methodist Church will have a sacrificial break-fast at 10 a.m. Ash Wednesday. Fruits and nuts symbolic of the land and time of Jesus will be offered during the pro-gram There will be candle and song service, followed by Pastor James E. Tuttle serving Holy Communion of unleavened bread and grape juice. Nur-sery will be available for children 5 and younger Call for reservations at 474-3444 The church is at 20300 Middlebelt, just south of Eight Mile

• IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Immanuel Lutheran Church will

have Lenten services at noon and 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays beginning Ash Wednesday and continuing until East-er The theme of the services will be "This Is My Story." F^ch week the ser-

mon will feature a "first person-style" narrative featuring a different person who participated in the passion story of Jesus's life and death, including Judas, Peter, Pontius Pilate and the thief on the cross The church is at 27035 Ann Arbor Trail, near Inkster Road, Dear-born Heights

• NATIVITY CHURCH Nativity Church. United Church of

Christ in Livonia will have an Ash Wednesday service at 7:30 p.m. The meditation will be "His Cup and Ours." The church is at 9435 Henry Ruff.

church bulletin

I

l \ Craig Scot t Symons organist to pe r fo rm

• ST. PAUL 'S PRESBYTERIAN St. Paul 's Presbyterian will have a

soup kitchen at 6:30 p.m Ash Wednes-day, followed by a traditional Holy Communion service around the tables with music by the chancel choir The church is at 27475 Five Mile. Livonia.

• NEWBURG METHODIST Newburg United Methodist Church

will have a Holy Communion service at 7:30 p.m Ash Wednesday. The church is at 36500 Ann Arbor Trail. Livonia.

• GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN Good Shepherd Lutheran will have a

potluck supper at 6 p.m. Ash Wednes-day. followed by worship service at 7 30 p.m. The church is at 26112 W Six Mile, Redford.

Betty Carson Fields Chr is t ian Sc ience speaker

• WARD PRESBYTERIAN Ward Presbyterian Church in Livo-

nia will conclude its 16th Annual World Missions Conference with appearances by Dr. Chris Marantika, founder and president of the the Evangelical Theo-logical Seminary of Indonesia, at all services Sunday, Feb. 17

• ST. HILARY The St. Hilary Altar Society will

have a Polish dinner at 6 p.m. Satur-day, Feb 16, in the church hall. 23901 Elmira, Redford. All the food will be homemade. Tickets are $5 in advance and $5.50 at the door The cost for chil-dren 10 and under is J3 For tickets call 532-9094 or 538-2472

phasis for children that evening will consist of a movie, singing and crafts . For more information, call F. Reese director of parish education, at 522-6830.

• FIRST UNITED METHODIST OF GARDEN CITY

Martin Jean will perform an organ concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 17, at First United Methodist Church of Gar-den City, 6443 Merriman. Jean is the organist at University Lutheran Chapel in Ann Arbor and studying for a doctor of musical ar ts degree at the Universi-ty of Michigan There is no admission charge for the concert, although volun-tary donations will be accepted

• CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science lecturer Betty Car-

son Fields will discuss "Christian Sci-ence: the Simple Theology of Jesus" 2-3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16. at Third Church > of Christ, Scientist. 8?31 Second, at ! Seward, Detroit. An organ prelude will begin at 2.30 p.m.

• L IVONIA BAPTIST Livonia Baptist Church, 32940

Schoolcraft, will show the film "What Husbands Need to Know" at 6 p m Sunday, Feb. 17. It is part of the Bre-cheen/Faulkner Marriage Enrichment Film Series For more information call 422-3763

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• ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN On Sunday. Feb. 17. St. Matthew Lu-

theran Church of Westland will begin a yearlong series of celebrations to com-memorate the 50th anniversary of the congregation's founding Craig Scott Symons will give an organ recital at 4 p.m. Sunday. He is the organist at Cher-ry Hill Presbyterian Church in Dear-born, is a graduate of Interlochen Arts Academy and currently is studying mu-sic at Wayne State University.

• CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LU-THERAN

Sally Smith, f o r m e r Chris t ian Growth chairwoman of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League, will speak at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb 17, at Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, 14175 Farmington, Livonia. Her topic will be "Christian Love." The presenta-tion is par t of the church's Family. Ed-ucation and Fellowship Program.

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• FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY A five-part film series covering five*

areas of mental health - fear, anger guilt, depression, and self-contempt will be shown at Fairlane Assembly of God in Dearborn Heights. The film se-ries will be shown at 7 p.m. Sundays beginning Feb. 17. The first film in the series covers self-contempt. The film features Dr. Richard Dobbins, a minis-ter. psychologist, author and lecturer Fair lane Assembly is at 22575 Ann Ar-bor Trail, one light east of Telegraph and one block south of Warren Avenue

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The view from my typewriter is one of cars struggling through the snow It is not an uncommon sight in these weeks of winter But neither is what I see unique to winter Despite the weather, the guy in the dirver 's seat al-ways perceives himself to be in the right It is the other turkey who is wrong, misguided, blind, mean or just plain stupid.

If only the other commuters of life could see it our way and fall into line the way we have defined it all would be well. There would be no t raff ic j ams or accidents The only delays would be the ones we call for and we would always arr ive where we want to be at the Ume we choose

If this type of arrogance were rele-gated to patterns of freeway and sur-face street behavior, it would be bad enough But as it is, the kind of tunnel vision depicted here seems to go hand in hand with being in a variety of driv-ers seats, not all of which are found on the highways

THOSE WHO FIND themselves in positions of power in government, in-

moral perspectives

Rev. Robert Schaden

dustry. church or any other institution often appear to have been bitten bv the same tunnel vision that threatens life on the streets and highways

On the international level, it is al-ways that way Those in the dr ivers seat of Soviet policy have never been wrong Just ask them' And of course, the architects of American policy are just as correct at least 100 percent of the time Afghanistan and Central America both stand as tragic evidence of driver's seat arrogance And to make matters worse a number of pas-sengers can always be found willing to go along for the ride

The fact is that no government has ever been so right History has a way of revealing that reaUty Only incumbent*

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AM) WHAT OF WHOSE who sit in the drivers ' seats of business and indus-try or of churches or any other estab-lishment that determines the direction of peoples' l ives ' They are also in the right and more often than not they have policies, traditions, rules and reg-ulations to prove it The fact that to-day's victims call into question yester-day's decisions seems, to make little difference

The truth remains that the occupant of the driver 's seat is always in the right The real power is not under the hood, it is behind the wheel Though it is also true that what is under the hood can give the driver illusions of gran deur

' This column is both dangerous to write and to read. It is all too easy for us to see ourselves as merely occupy ing the parking lots of life In reality we all have a shot at the driver s seat in one way or another As frightening as it is to admit , our decisions and our behavior do af fec t the lives of other folks whether on the freeway or some-where else

We do at times sit in the driver's seat of other peoples lives And we are not only capable of mistakes, we inevitably make them Perhaps the only real sign of bigness is the ability to recognize that and admit it Only then is there any chance at all that we might consid-er turning the wheel in a different di-rection

It would help if from time to t ime we were to check the rear-view mirror. The number of rumpled fenders and battered bodies left in our path might indicate a need for a change in direc-tion regardlees of how right we tinnfr we may have been And that is a t true of thoee who drive compacts as It Is of those who run governments, churches schools and the like

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Skiing — French, indeed, know how to do it By Mary Jan« D o r r

"The French know how to do it better — with more class."

A Canadian computer programer from Toronto told roe that as we were riding the three-man chair to the sum mit-of the S,000-foot peak of Mont Tremblant in the Laurentians in Que-bec.

Surrounding us was the beauty of the white-laced pine trees protecting us from the windiness of the day. French signs loomed ahead. "Descendei-ici" and "Tenez les spatules de voa skis" In-dicated it was time to disembark.

In all of my ski travels in Colorado, Utah. Michigan and Europe. I have never discovered such an active social life as that revolving around the daily ski school lessions at Mt. Tremblant.

At the peak's 40-year old log cabin "LeRendez-vous", our class convened for a lunch of cheese, bread, sausage, and wine There was Red, a private trucking firm owner from Toronto, Mark, an international tax lawyer from Montreal; John, a management con-sultant from Toronto; Flay, a geologist from Sudbury; Jim a plexi glass facto-ry worker from southern Quebec, and Allen, a ski fanatic from Miami. We all had become friends through our daily four-hour lessons

SKIING IN the Laurentians has many advantages, besides the social life and the excellent ski instruction. The two-hour plane trip from Windsor to Montreal's Dorval Airport does not cause any jet lag as it is in the same time zone as the eastern part of the United States. The 3,000-foot altitude provides a vertical drop of 2.200 feet

That is why we come here. It is perfect for groups of friends who all ski differently. Everyone has someone to ski with.'

— Terri, a Pitt*burgh nurte

for expert skiing but does not bring on the altitude sickness of high mountain skiing.

The average snow fall in the Lauren-tians is 130 inches a year, down in the last 15 years from the usual 200 inches In 1981, at a cost of 16 million, Mont Tremblant added a snow-making sys-tem on the south face of the mountain, utilizing the recycling advantage of the water from Lac Tremblant The season was extended from Thanksgiving to May with the added snow

When you come to French Quebec, you do not stay in modern hotels with outdoor swimming pools, saunas, jacuzzis, and televisions in every room, although my room at the Villa Bellevue with its three large windows overlook-ing Lac Quimet was as charming as I have had anywhere

Instead you enjoy friendly people who stop on the street in the nearby village of St. Jovite to take your pic-ture when you cannot take one of your-self. .You enjoy intricate ice sculptures on the streets of the village, night time horse-drawn sleigh rides and four course gourmet meals by award-win-ning chefs

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Trails over look ing Lac Tremblant In the Laurentiens in Quebec.

YOU WATCH the Superbowl in French on wide screen TV in the bar with everyone else. If you don't speak French, you can try German with the Polish family or Spanish with the cou-ple from Venezuela.

The ski week began at many of the some 36 lodges surrounding Mont Tremblant on Sunday evening. Acoom-modations varied widely in these lodges from dormer rooms and private rooms with bathrooms-down-the-ha 11 to luxurious new two-story condominiums that overlook Lac Tremblant and the ski area (or as the French call it "ski field".)

Rates at these various combinations of motels, hotels, lodges and condomin-iums usually include many attractions. Daily bus shuttles to the ski area are free. Meals, lift tickets, and ski lessons are usually included in the rates. There is nightly entertainment In the bars and lounges.

L'auberge Cuttle's is an intimate 80-year-old lodge with hand-hewn log walls The guests who stay in the 32 newly-renovated rooms eat the AAA award-winning food each evening with Mr and Mrs. Cuttle. Their 20 new con-dominiums have increased the capaci-ty. All are sold

Le Manoir Pinoteau, Cuttle's neigh-bor on the nine-mile-long spring fed Lac Tremblant, is an English-style building with a variety of 72 different accommodations. The walls of the turn-of-the-centruy lodge are covered with historic scenes of St. Jovite done in hand-punched rugs All of their new-ly built condominiums have also been sold

ACROSS THE lake at Station Mont

Tremblant, an old timer, Charlie Dun-can, charms his 1,000 guests with his stories of the early days of skiing, when Joseph Ryan came to St. Jovite in 1938 to build Mont Tremblant. The expert run on the north face reminds young skiers of those times of aba terns, re-verse shoulders, and bear trap bind-ings.

'Unlike the Normandy Frenchmen who settled the region, Duncan is Scotch and his 46-year old pine wood office is in one the region's newer lodges His son Peter has joined his staff in public relations who markets his own line of ski clothing.

Each lodge has its own ski school. Luc Dubois, one of Canada's famous skiers was head coach of the Canadian National ski team when Kathy Dreiner won her Olympic Gold Medal. He is now a member of the Canadian Ski In-structor's Alliance (CSIA) national technical committee

As part owner with his father, sister, and two brothers, and ski school direc-tor at the Villa Bellevue, he welcomed everyone with a video of Mont Trem-blant. Skiers were asked to place them-sleves in classes where they would feel comfortable after the video descrip-tion.

"Will I look like that after a week of lessons.?" asked Jean-Gig, Marie's French Canadian husband when he saw pictures of Luc skiing

LUC WARNED us of the sub-zero temperatures predicted for the next day, advising us to wear face masks,

boot warmers, extra layers of clothing, and to fill our golves with handiheats.

The - 2 0 degrees Centigrade tem-peratures validated what many skiers had told me about the artic conditions in the Laurentians - except that on that Monday the subzero weather can-celled the inaugural parades in Wash-ington D.C. and closed schools in De-troit. The rest of the weeks the tem-peratures rose to 20 degrees Farenheit with lots of sunshine

The French method of instruction made skiing more enjoyable for cou-ples. families, and groups of singles. Marie was preparing for the CSIA in-structor's exam while her husband was in intermediate skier. Terri, a nurse from Pittsburgh, was with her boy-friend, a rank beginner. "That is why we come here," said Terri. "It is per-fect for groups of friends who all ski differently. Everyone has someone to ski with."

Behind us was a German-speaking Polish family with a grade-school-age child in the beginner's class, a married daughter who wanted to free ski with her husband, and parents who joined the cross-country ski school classes

MONT TREMBLANT is a center for the development of the Canadian ski technique. Besides Dubois, the ski school directors at Cuttle's. Pinoteau. and Station Mont Tremblant are all members of the Canadian demonstra-tion team, the technical committee, and the international association Inter-ski. The mountain boosts the highest

number of Level 4 instructors (highest ranking possible) of any ski area in Canada

"These are full time jobs," said ski instructor Francois, a 24-year-old

granduate in social work trained in teaching special education. "We spend much time in clinics, developing and analyzing our teaching method, to learn what really happens when we ski.

The Canadian ski technique is a more natural body position which allows the skier relaxed skiing on the long runs (remontees in French). They call this "inclination." or "a more squared bedy position" over the skiis. Their teaching method arrnves at this comfortable position without the difficult manuvers of edge setting, angulation, and pre-turns that American skiers are taught in the American ski technique

No matter bow good the instruction was, our lesson did not end on the hill each day at 4 p.m. Instead, by 5 p.m we were all gathered in the bar drink-ing the special hot drink of the day and laughing at the video tapes of ourselves skiing that day Some afternooons we played "Name that Tune" with the band, other days we dreamed up skits with the ski instructors.

Lots of fun, good skiing, and friendly-people are what makes up a good vaca-tion — that is just what I found in the Lourentians

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Report ing posit ively Dn all that's negative

THERE'S NO DOUBT that no one is my equal when il comes to being negative

Ask any coach that admits to knowing me They'll tell you that

here's no way 1 won't find something negative lot to write about.

Not that what they say bothers me. No way. I lever get along too well with coaches They're always $o. well, darn it, so posit ive.

In the past few weeks I've had two coaches that I know of) say that I'm doing negatively well

at my job In these instances, however, I pleaded not guilty.

When Schoolcraft College's mens basketball team turns the ball over 10 times in seven minutes and nearly blows a 12-point lead. or when Plymouth Canton's basketball team scores 13 points in quarters, writing something positive would not only be difficult but it would make for a very short story.

STILL, I'M no one if not one to argue. So I took a look back to see what I haven't written

And you know what? The critics were right nothing's been positive

In the past month, this is what I 've witnessed: • What was supposed to be a close swim meet

between Plymouth Salem and Livonia Stevenson, which ended in a Stevenson rout

• The Canton game I mentioned earl ier , in which neither the Chiefs nor Farmington Harrison displayed much offensive ability (Harrison won),

• Two Orchard Lake St Mary's mens basketball games, both losses (to Spring Arbor and Saginaw Valley), both because of lapses in the final few minutes

• The Schoolcraft-Oakland Community College game of which I spoke, in which the Ocelots generosity was no match for OCC's shooting inability

• The Birmingham Brother Rice-Redford Catholic Central cage showdown, pitting Rice's B.J. Armstrong against CC's John Mclntyre (the showdown was a no-show; Mclntyre, sick all week prior to the game, hit four of 29 shots as Rice won in a walk).

• Two OU basketball losses to Wayne State last Saturday, in which the women's team tied a school record by committing 39 turnovers and the men established a new league record for personal fouls in a game (41).

And you thought the weather had been rotten. A string of assignments like that would turn an

evangelist sour Not that any of the above mentioned teams were poor. Canton, for example, scored 99 points in its very next game

NO. THE TEAMS weren't so bad The games looked to be decent match-ups, too. And with the exception of covering two Orchard Lake St Mary's contests, there were no duplications

Different sports, different schools, didn't mat ter — the result has been the same

In a word, Yeech I've analyzed this carefully, objectively,

rationally. The only logical explanation is that it's some kind of plot

I'm certain that certain coaches a re in on it. They're the ones who'd rather talk to anyone af ter a game but me I ask them a question, then someone resembling Boy George wanders up and says, "Your fellas are so cute out there.'"

Guess who he answers first? Or they try and embarrass me by making fun

of my looks "Look," they announce, suppressing their laughter "It 's Tom Selleck "

Or as soon as the game-ending buzzer sounds they run off to the locker room, firing an excuse at me like, "Gotta talk to my kids first ." Forty-five minutes later they'll peak out the door to see if I'm anywhere in sight

NOW THESE ver\- same coaches will call my predicament self-made Write negative things and that 's what happens, they'll say. It snowballs, they'll say Soon I'm surrounded by an aura of negativity that follows me everywhere, ruining the best of games, they'll say

It 's my fault their teams play so lousy when I'm there The coaches say they see me coming before the game and immediately s tar t conjuring up excuses for their kids, explaining why they're suddenly dribbling the ball with their feet or shooting air balls on dunks

Some guys are winners — they always expect to win Some are losers — they always manage to lose

I'm a negative, they'll say I expect to see negative things Soon that 's all I can see. And soon that's all that happens the worst I see no winners, just losers who tried but failed to lose

PERSONALLY. I don't buy any of this I just think I've seen some lousy games It's a question of whether I'm reporting negatively on some pretty mediocre stuff, or whether I'm reporting truthfully on some pretty negative stuff

News isn't negative or positive, it's just news I report what I see. even if it is positively negative

There are a lot of coaches who won't believe that, but those are the ones that just don't like me I know who they are They say I'm overly sensitive, that I'm schizophrenic that I've lost touch with reality

Ha1 I 'm in complete control of myself Even as this room I'm confined to each and every day shrinks, getting smaller and smaller by the moment, the walls creeping up to the very edges of my desk

Ask any sports writer I'm as normal as they come

All 13 Rocks score to overcome Canton

mat By Chria McCoaky staff writer

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After his team lost a heartbreaking dual meet to rival Plymouth Canton two weeks ago, Plymouth Salem wrestling coach Ron Krueger won-dered if his team had the courage to come back and win the Western Lakes Activities Association league meet

The Rocks' wrestlers answered their coaches' question with a re-sounding. "yes"

Salem placed in all 13 weight class-es last Saturday to overtake Canton 188.5-159.5 in the WLAA conference meet at Salem

Walled Lake Central placed third (159), Farmington fourth (148) and Walled Lake Western fifth (126.5).

THE ROCKS have never lost a league meet in the three-year history of the WLAA. Counting their last year in the defunct Suburban 8. the Rocks have won four straight league titles, five in the last six years.

"When we first came into the West-ern Lakes, we kind of felt like we were going f rom a real tough league into one not so tough," said Krueger "But, let me tell you, this league has realty toughened up a lot. Walled Lake Central, Canton. Farmington, Livonia) Bentley and Walled Lake

Western have all improved thier pro-grams — this has turned into a nice league "

There was very little that didn't go in the Rocks' favor Saturday They produced five league champions, placed nine wrest lers in the top four and scored points a t every weight class.

"Hey, we placed in 13 events. You can't really ask for much more than that." Krueger said

THE TURNING point in the meet, as f a r as Salem was concerned, came in the consolation battle at 105. Sa-lem's Tim Ott stunned heavily-fa-vored Jeff Condit from Canton. 8-2.

"That just {urned it all around," K r u e g e r sa id . "Something just seemed to get into our kids, you could see it. They got so high, so fired up. the kid (Ott) just picked everyone up We didn't lose another match the rest of the day."

The Dameron brothers, as expect-ed, ruled their weights for Salem. Dennis Dameron whipped Walled Lake Western's Dave Zehnder 12-0 for the championship at 98. Dave Dameron pinned Central's Gary Pip-kin in 4:18 at 119

Salem's Bill Morely (138), Andy Ward (145) and Eric Retting (155) all lived up their No. 1 seedings in the meet Ward again bested neighbor-hood foe Scott Tasker from Canton (5-2) for the title.

Canton, undefeated in dual meets this season, did what it was supposed to do — with one exception. The Chiefs did not count on an elbow inju-ry to standout 138-pounder J im Parks. Parks ' absence cost Canton at least 20 points in the meet.

Still, the Chiefs placed 11 wrestlers in the top four places — a feat that would normally win you a league title.

J im Malson won the heavyweight crown defeating Farmington's Bill Critcher. 11-2 — it was Canton's lone champion,

Farmington and Livonia Bentley, though not in contention for team honors, each produced a trio of league champions.

Farmington wrestlers were in-

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WSU grabs lions' share of area talent

By Scott Adlar staff writer

Once again. Wayne State University's athletic program has demonstrated the most voracious ap-petite for Observerland football players, recruiting four players on scholarships with another leaning toward the Tar ta r s

All-Area tackle Marty Altounian and Livonia Bentley t e ammate Pa t Schneider are headed for Wayne State Schneider, a defensive back, was a second team All-Area-choice.

Receiver David Lee. f rom Garden City, is on his way to WSU on a half scholarship. Livonia Steven-son standout Tony Beaune will also play for the Tartars next season Beaune was an All-Area de-fensive lineman.

The Big Ten also nailed down a number of out-standing talents f rom the Observerland area

John Miller, considered by most to be the best player in the state, will play for Michigan State next year Miller, a two-way back, was a three-t ime all-stater and two t ime All-American

Fred Owens, the Redford Bishop Borgess speed-ster, has made a verbal commitment to the Univer-sity of Wisconsin. Owens gained nearly 2,000 yards in his career at Borgess Last year he gained 450 yards before suffer ing a knee injury that kept him out most of the season

Erich Hetke, a 6-foot-5, 240 pound tackle f rom Redford Catholic Central, made a verbal agree-ment to play for the Indiana Hoosiers in the fall

THE MID-AMERICAN Conference landed a number of players f rom the Observerland area as well

Offensive tackle Dave Delekta f rom Harrison will play for Central Michigan while his Hawk teammate Vince Enright is off to Eastern Michi-gan Chad Darke, a kicker from Bentley. will try to walk on at CMU


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A P L Y M O U T H H I G H S C H O O L F L A S H B A C K One year ago the Plymouth-Salem wrestl ing team won it's second consecutive conference title. Coach Ron Kruegers team won the WLAA meet by ousting backyard rival Plymouth-Canton 174-168 to win the 10 team meet. Canton had led by 6 points entering the championship round. "Of all the league championships we've won over the years," said Krueger, "This one was the hardest to achieve. The kids just did a great job."

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volved in two of the meet's most «x-citing matches Dave Hovey (105) out-lasted Western's Kevin Fust 22-16 in a bout bordering on a brawl Then at 198. Dan Parilo nipped Livonia Ste-venson's Chuck Arakelian, 4-3, in a thriller

FARMINGTON'S THIRD champi on was no surprise Ab Hazen domi-nated at 167. pinning Chris Pryjomski from Central in 107

Bentley's talented Yaffai brothers won their weight classes. Salem Yaf-fai pinned Canton's Dave Dunford at

112 in 2 42, while Anwar Yaffai crunched Western's Chris Kraft 16-0 at 126

Bentley's Mark Zenas remained un-beaten at 185 as he blanked Central's Kirk Kinkorski. 9-0.

Perhaps the surpise champion of the day came out of the 132 class Farmington Har r i son ' s Dennis Romps tripped up Farmington's Dar-rell Tharnish 4-2 to win the title

It was the second straight season that the two Plymouth-Canton dis-trict teams dominated the WLAA meet

wrestling WESTERN LAKES

LEAGUE WRESTLING MEET Saturday, FeD 1" a' SateTi

TEAM RESULTS. 1 P*yn»cxjii- Sa ien ' 38 6 2 P>-r-,ooth Canior., 159 5 3 Walled Lake Central. 1&9, 4 Farmmgion '43. 5 Waned La«e Western 126 5, 6 Lvorua Set" •ey ' 13 8. 7 Livonia Srevenso^ 6 L'voma Churchill, 66 9 rarrnnglor i Harrison 57 10 Nofihwiie 35 5

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

Heavyweight Jim Matson f PC J del 8-n Crrcner iFa-m; 1-2

96 pounds Dennis Damer0'< PS) del Dave Ze inde ' IWLW I '2-0

105 pounds: Dave "ovey (Farm, del. Kev.r Fusi iWLW)*, 22- '6

112 pounds; Sa>eT YaPai (LB: pinned Dave Donlord IPC). 2 43

119 pounds. Dave Darrve»on IPS: pinrveO Gary Pip4«n (WLC) 4 18

' 26 pounds Anwar Yal ta" - . . B: oe' Chris K r a i WLWl. 16-0

132 pounds Qenms Romps (FH) aet Da-reii Tl-arnisî |Farm;. 4-2

138 pounds; Bin MO'ely 'PSJ de' Paul Co-one :'WlW 10-5

145 pounds Ancy Ward ( f S j 3e' Sco! I TasKer (PC: 5-2

155 pounds Ef»C Re' t i lg fPS> del Cur- Ca hour • WLC,i 11-2

167 pounds. AC Haên iCarmi pinned Chris Pryiomsk: I WLC). l 07

185 pounds: Mark Ze"as IL8 oe' Klrfc Kln-i csk i (WLC), 9-0

!98 pounds Dan Panto iFarm i del Chuck Arakei'81 ILSj 4-3

CONSOLATION FLIGHT

1 eavywe.gr, t Marty Altounian f LB I 3er

MarcCyga-n (PS, i .5 - l 98 pounds Cliff Alcantara >FM| del Tit)

McLennon (WLC). 11-6 105 pounds T in o n (PS) 0©< Jet Condit

IPC). 9-2 112 pounds Mike Krau-se ILC) de' Pat

Conway iWLW) 4-3 119 pounds Tim Boiey I'PCI del John Pa-r

:LCI . 7-0 '26 pounds Ancy Sofmerv i l ie (WLC I de'

F-ar-k Orasek (PC1. 10-3 132 pounds: Joe liacqua IWLW) del Jay

Pollard (PC), 7-1 138 pounds; Gary Guedag" (LS) de' Mike

Cody I Farm). 5-0 145 pounds 8 nan Dwyer I LB) det Dave

Christian iWLC: 2-0 0T 155 pounds Doug Eidr.dge IPC) Oef Ray

AEravnson (LB; deiauit 167 pounds Toed Chery (PC) panned p a l

> jgas IFH) 4.12 185 pounds Jamie WoocfxA iPSl del

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J im Malson w a s C a n t o n ' s lone c h a m p i o n . T h e h e a v y w i e g h t b e s t e d S a l e m ' s Marc C y g a n en r o u t e to t h e c r o w n .

W S U s u c c e s s q u i e t s c r i t i c s By C.J. Riuk staff writer

How much of a chance does a team that lost three top-notch players and its coach have?

Consider, too, that the coach chosen as a replace-ment wasn't named to that position officially until the start of preseason practices And that coach's experience is limited to coaching a high school team more than a decade ago

Sounds like ideal makings for a program's col-lapse

SO HOW COME Wayne State's women's basket-ball team is 14-9"' And how can the Tartars, who finished third in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference a year ago with an 11-5 mark, be in second place this season at 9-2?

Dom DeLuise's query would be proper Surprised0" A number of people are. including the

Tartars' first-year coach, Gary Bryce Most people didn't think we'd win 5 or 6

games.' said Bryce, who also coaches Wayne State's Softball team. His last basketball coaching position was at Royal Oak Dondero

I was hoping we'd finish .500. .And I'm an optim-ist."

THE REASONS for the Tartars success are nu-merous, but the best word to describe it would be chemistry Bryce has juggled his personnel into their best positions, and they have responded with some inspired basketball.

Two Tartars in on the juggling act are juniors Pearly Cunningham and Ann Roy.

Cunningham, a Plymouth Canton grad, is in her third season as a starter, but she spent the last 2 playing point guard. When Bryce took the job, one of his first moves was to move Cunningham to a wing.

The reason for the switch was evident: The Tar-tars had lots of guards and very little size. At the wing, Cunningham's 5-foot-8 height would help on the boards.

people in sports CUNNINGHAM HAS made the transition

smoothly She led Wayne State in minutes (34.6 per game) and assists (3.5) and was second on the team in scoring (12.5 points) and rebounding (6.2) through 20 games

"For once I'm having fun." said Cunningham, who struggled at the point position last season. "My more natural position is at the wing "

Bryce starts the smallest lineup in the confer-ence with Roy (5-9), Maria Doss (5-8) and Lisa Gen-try (5-8) listed as front-line players Cunningham s official position is off-guard, with Gini Bruce (5-5) playing point

But, as Cunningham explained, "Everyone on our team is a guard, really, I think we're a lot quicker than most teams."

Royf' who graduated from Livonia Bentley, agreed "Our quickness makes up for our lack of height."

LAST SEASON with Kim Mayden as coach, Roy started 2 of 26 games, averaging 13.3 minutes. 4.4 points and 2.0 rebounds Bryce immediately in-stalled her as a starter, and Roy has made the move work

"Ann Roy has done a tremendous job," Bryce said. "She had an average preseason, but since the Hillsdale game, she's been scoring in double figures in nearly every game."

Bryce credits moving Roy out of the pivot and to •he forward spot as the reason for her improved play. "She has good moves around the basket, but she couldn't play well with her back to the basket.

"So I moved her to the wing and put Gentry at the post, and now (Roy) makes the same moves, but she's facing the basket "

Roy ranked as Wayne State's leading scorer in conference play through 9 conference games She

was hitting 52 percent from the floor and 82 per-cent from the line, scoring 13.3 points and grabbing 4 8 rebounds For the season, Roy is averaging 10.6 points and 4 3 rebounds

BRYCE CREDITS defense for his team's success, noting that "now they believe they can play good defense

"We started the season playing zone, but we didn't move well. So. the first time we played Oak-land University, we went to a man-to-man We've been playing it ever since

"We're the quickest team in the league except for Saginaw Valley,"

That quickness has helped Wayne State pile up 312 steals while surrendering only 174 to their op-ponents Turnovers also have favored the Tartars, who have committed 403 to 549 for their foes

And yet. the team's success has come as no surprise to Cunningham or Roy.

"I was shocked we were picked so low," said Cunningham of the preseason conference coaches poll that predicted a middle-of-the pack finish for the Tartars "I always thought we'd be good "

ROY AGREED. "That's what everybody said But I thought the talent was there, it was just a matter of putting it together "

Both thought Bryce's coaching style helped. "His coaching philosophy is different, it's not as in-tense," Roy said. "He's real open, and he lets his assistants contribute a lot."

Cunningham added. "He says to go out and have fun. We don't have scouting reports on every team, like last year We just go out and do our best And he's open to suggestions, he listens to us."

Bryce and his players both must communicate well They've made believers out of doubters and made the season a success

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Here's what Rocky Watkint had to say about his Schoolcraft College men's basketball team's performance against Oakland Community College Saturday

"We played one of the better games we've played in quite some time Con-sidering the way it started and that fi-nal call, I thought we did quite well "

Quite well wasn't quite enough, how-ever A late arrival and a questionable ruling helped OCC emerge with a 71-68 homecourt victory

Watkins. whose team fell to 10-17 overall and 3-8 in the Eastern Confer-ence. took the blame for his team's late arrival for the 7 p.m. contest. The team arrived just 15 minutes prior to game time and was assessed 2 technical fouls for delaying the start 10 minutes

"It was definitely our fault." said Watkins "There's no question about that."

THE PROBLEM, according to Wat-kins, was that the game time was moved up an hour Most Eastern Con-ference contests start at 8 p.m. Wat-kins was notified of the switch by a memorandum, but both he, assistant Curtis Hervey and the entire team, all of whom received copies, failed to no-tice the time change

OCC's Anton Hall made both free throws and then hit a basket to give OCC a 4-0 lead in the game's opening moments That was the gap at the half, with Schoolcraft trailing 33-29.

The Ocelots fought back and led by 5 with two minutes left. But poor free throw shooting devastated Schoolcraft: Clarence Jones missed a pair down the stretch and Bradley Turner was 0-for-4 The Ocelots missed the first shot in 4 1-and-l situations in the final three minutes.

Hall put OCC ahead in the final min-ute. then scored again to give the Raid-ers a 3-point bulge with 29 seconds left Schoolcraft inbounded immediately and got a basket 4 seconds later, then called timeout.

Officials Dick Honig and George So-lomon conferred during the stop in ac-

Schoolcraft sports tion over an inadvertent whistle by Honig prior to Schoolcraft's basket Honig had waved play on, but during the timeout Solomon overruled Honig

WHEN THE OCELOTS returned to the floor. Solomon informed Watkins that their last score was nullified and the clock was being reset to 29 seconds the time of the inadvertent whistle, with Schoolcraft retaining possession

"We're going to try and protest. Watkins said. The rules, Watkins ex-plained, forbid the cancellation of any scoring when going back to a prior er-ror

The officials made a different inter-pretation and, instead of trailing by a point, Schoolcraft was behind by 3 It was a margin the Ocelots never over-came.

Schoolcraft shot well from the floor, hitting 27 of 52 (52 percent), but the Ocelots made just 15 of 25 free throws (60 percent). Jones netted 14 points. 4 assists and 2 steals, while Tony Randle collected 13 points, 7 rebounds and 6 steals. Harold Martin and James On-scored 11 points apiece

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SCHOOLCRAFT'S WOMEN crunched visiting Nazareth 94-25 Fri-day with five Ocelots scoring in double figures.

Missy Aiken poured in 23 points for Schoolcraft, with Kim Chandler adding 18, Sherry Evans 17, Caryn Lamb 14 and Rhonda Lancaster 10 Wendy Moden's 7 points was best for Na-zareth.

The Ocelots won by forfeit Saturday against OCC. which could not field a full team The two victories raised Schoolcraft's record to 14-11 overall and 7-4 in the Eastern Conference

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Defense triggered a 19-4 Livoou Churchill third-quarter outburst that pushed the Chargers to a 70-50 triumpf over visiting Plymouth Canton Tues day

"I was happy with our team play.' said Churchill cpach Don Albertson "We played some good defense, and w« scored off our defense Most of oui scores in the third quarter came off oui transition game "

Leading that transition were Mik€ Hermanson and Scott Hille Herman son scored 13 of his game-high 23 points in the quarter and Hille dished out 1 assists Hille finished with just 9 points, far below his 19 per game aver-age, but he collected 13 rebounds and 10 assists

Churchill started fast, speeding to a

17-8 lead after 1 quarter, but Canton kept pace and drew to within 8 on Jim Schlicker's basket at the second-quar-ter buzzer Schlicker had 6 points in the quarter

BUT THE CHARGERS iced it with their third-quarter rampage. Mickey Katschor added 14 points and 4 assists for the winners, with Ken Gendjar scoring 8 points Hermanson also nabbed-10 rebounds.

"I was disappointed," said Canton coach Dave Van Wagoner, "because K>me members of our team didn't :ome prepared to play. That's the first time that's happened all year.

"Every other game they've come ready to play hard. Tonight thev iidn't."

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or guards, finished with 8 points apiece for Canton.

The win elevated Churchill into sec >nd place in the Western Lakes Activi-ties Association's (WLAA) Western Di-vision with a 5-6 record. Canton fell to 4-7 Both teams are 6-9 overall.

On Saturday, Canton decimated South Lyon with a 37-15 second-half icoring spree in a 57-45 win.

Mies and Kevin Hawkins pumped in 18 points apiece for the Chiefs. Mies also passed out 8 assists, while Haw-kins hauled in 12 rebounds.

SALEM 73, FARMINGTON 60: Four

Plymouth Salem Rocks, led by LeSean Haygood. reached double figures in scoring in the team's victory over visit-ing Farmington Tuesday.

Haygood dominated inside, pouring in 16 points and grabbing 20 rebounds. Paul Makara chipped in 15 points and 9 assists, and Eric Sovine and Steve Sob-ditch had 11 points apiece.

Salem streaked to a 20-14 lead after 1 quarter and expanded that to 10 (36-26) at the half The Falcons, behind the scoring of Kyle Mutz (20 points) and Bill Robinson (17). kept it close.

Farmington trailed by 9 (50-41) going into the final quarter, but could not catch the Rocks. The loss dropped Farmington to 7-9 overall, 5-7 in the WLAA's Lakes Division.

Salem is 9-6 overall and 7-4 in the Lakes Division.

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r o m p i n d i s t r i c t s As easily as it breezed through the

Adray Community Hockey League season, the Plymouth-Canton Junior C's unit won the best of three District 4 championship last weekend

The Junior C's, sponsored by Eld's Sports, swept through the regular sea-son with 24 straight wins and pro-ceeded to whip the Livonia Knights in two straight in the districts, 9-4 and 7-2

The Junior C's are now 37-1 overall on the year and are gearing for the ACHL playoffs and the state cham-pionships. both to be held at the Plymouth Cultural Center

IN GAME one of the districts, the Plymouth-Canton team was led by Tim Osbura, Bryan O'Leary and John Figurski. each scoring a pair of goals Ed La Roc he. Doug Campbell and Jo« Carlson also scored.

LaRoche scored twice more to lead the Juniro C's to victory in game 2. Carlson, Chris Belhart, Chuck Norton. Tom Bryans and Osbura also scored.

Plymouth-Canton got some superi-or net play from goalies Bill Mon-grain and Bob Milligan.

The state championships will be held Feb. 28-March 3

Mor ton , Miller headl ine East in A l l -S ta r g a m e

For four years, the Michigan High School Foot ball Coaches .Association has sponsored an East West All-Star football game showcasing the bes graduating high school senior players in the state

For four years the game has produced excitin) football at Michigan States Spartan Stadium. Bu the game has been unable to attract much of ar audience

For four years the game has either lost money 01 broken even

Yet, through it all. the coaches have remainet commited to the game, and the fifth annual classic is set for Saturday. Aug 3. at Spartan Stadium.

The lineups for the fifth East-West AH-Star garm have been released, and Observer & Eccentric area players and coaches will dominate the East squad

THE EAST will be coached by former Livonia Churchill head coach Ken Kaestner, who retired from coaching after the 1983 season. On his staff is the current Churchill head coach Herb Osterland, along with Livonia Stevenson head coach Jack Reardon and his assistant Jack Gobel

Farmington Harrison AIl-American John Miller, who will be playing his college ball at MSU. will headline the East squad

Miller will be joined in the offensive backfield by

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Redford Bishop Borgess star Fred Owens, making it an All-Observerland, all-Big 10 backfield Owens is headed for the University of Wisconsin.

Also on the East offensive team from the O&E area are Dave Mize from Churchill, Mike Farr from Birmingham Brother Rice, Craig Morton from Plymouth Salem, Ron Wanzel from Redford Catholic Central and kicker Chad Darke from Livo-nia Bentley

On the defensive side are Tony Beaune from Ste-venson and Chuck McSwigan from Bloomfield Hills Lahser.

Headlining the West team will be all-staters Maurice Ware from Albion and Andre Rison from Flint Northwestern Kalamazoo Hackett head coach Dick Soisson will direct the West.

The East has been the dominant team winning three of the four contests The East won last year's encounter 24-7.

— Chris McCosky

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O b s e r v e r l a n d g r i d t a l e n t Continued from Page 1

Redford Union's all-area running back Don Angel has narrowed his choices to WSU, EMU and Grand Valley State. RU teammate Rob Sopha. a second-team all-area defensive lineman is deciding be-tween University of Pennsylvania and Grand Val-ley.

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Confer-ence (GLIAC) got its share of quality area players including Westland John Glenn kicker Chris Piazza, who has chosen Saginaw Valley. Teammate Jim Vojak has narrowed his choice to Saginaw Valley or Adrian College.

Other GLIAC recruits include defensive back John Stoitsiadis from Livonia Churchill who will attend Northwood Dave Mize. a Churchill team-mate. was considering Ferris State, but his choice is now up in the air, according to his coach Herb Osterland.

North Farmington's Eric Engle is leaning toward Hillsdale because he would like to play baseball for the Chargers Catholic Central standout Ron

Wandzel is considering Northwood. EMI." and Grand Valley.

NORTH FARMLNGTQN'S Troy Hiner has cho-sen Alma while his teammate Brian Hood has nar rowed it down to Alma or Albion. Bill Wood of Har-rison is leaning toward Alma, although Kalamazoo College and Michigan Tech are not out of the pic-ture.

The Ivy League has also taken its share of play-ers from this area including Plymouth Salem's split end Chris Morton, who chose Dartmouth.

Scott Knoll, a linebacker from North Farming-ton, is considering either Harvard, Princeton or New Mexico State. Catholic Central's Kelly Kroll will attend either Yale or Harvard in the fall.

Harrison lineman George Sarcevich is now lean-ing toward Ivy League schools Cornell, Dartmouth or Columbia. It was earlier thought he would ac-cept a scholarship from Miami, Ohio.

Observer sports urriters Brad Emons and Chris McCosky contributed to this report

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2 0 0 Med ley Relay ( s t a t e cu t 1 43 47)

Ca tho l i c Cen t ra l i 43 8 No r t h F a r m i n g t o r 1 46 3 Liv S tevenso r i 44 4 Liv F rankkn 1 46 3 Fa rm ing ton 1 46 8 P lym Saier-i 1 47 9 L"v Church i l l 1 49 7 Red Thurs ton 1 50 8 L<V. Bentfcey 1 54 1 Ply C a m o " • 54 3

200 Freesty le (s ta te cu t 1 48 03)

Brian Go»ns INF) 1 47 0 John K o v a c h ;CC) 1 47 7 K rk Raddalz I Ha'rison 1 50 08 Lewis Mm.sireHi ( S l e v e n s o n 1 51 3 Greg W & f * (Sa iem: 1 5 ' 9

Sea r M c D e r m o t t ( C O 1 5 2 5 Dennis Ward (Stevenson 1 53 1 Jet l A Oe" (Stevenson 1 53 7 3-yar Mad*gan [Franklin' ' 54 7 J o r Cam ' S a l e m • 5 4 7

200 Ind iv idua l M e d l e y ( s t a t e cu t 2 :05 55)

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S c o n Stmson (NFJ 2 12 7 Randy Lo te ro (Frankl in) 2:12 9 Larry Petz 1CC1 2 13 '

50 Freesty le i s ta te cu t 22.72)

E re Baird I Churchi l l ) 22 3 K e v n Ever har t (Stevenson 1 22 .5 John K o v a c h (CC) 22 6 Denr is W a r d (S levensor 22 7 M>ke Boa t - (NF ! 22 7

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Ar.dy Fiower (Can ton ) 275 8 5 Vic Valente (Churchi l l ) 2 6 3 0 Ma l t Fo rd ( R e d ' o r d U n i o n 2 5 3 1 B o D L o n g t i d g e iSa iem j 224 6 Sill 6 o v e r (Frankl in: 2 2 0 9 Cra-s A rno ld (NF) 2 1 3 65 Dor Co leman (Churchi l l ) 2 1 0 0 Ken Mniigan (Stevenson) 2 0 5 6 Jim Zim-nerrnan iThurston,1 205 6 Ray Johnson 1 Thurston 1 203 4

100 But te r f l y ( s ta te cu t 55 54|.

M ike Tumey INF| Jorvn Kovach (CC ) Sean McDe<mol t (CC; j o e Saunders (Stevenson Eric Davrs f Farming ton j Chrrs^Morasky I Si even s o " Steve T a o r m n a [Stevenson, Eric For ton (CC I Jamey D u n r (Saiem)

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Dennis W a r d ( S ' e v e n s o r i Mike B u a t l i iNF) Eric Dav is ;Farmington; Chr is Morasky j .S ievensor , C h n s Leslie (CCI Bryan Mad«gar (Frankl in; A Janusis Chu-S lon)

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Jet l Aibe»i (Stevenson; Cht 'S Inch (FarmingtonI Scot t S tmson INF i Aien Alsar CC:

100 B a c k s t r o k e is ta te cu t 58 18)

J o h n Kovacl" (CC i B-nan 3 o m s (NF) Kevin Everhart (Stevenson; Joe Saunders iStevenson: Randy Lo te ro (FranKlm) J a y Weaver 1 Fa-r-ungtor 1 Don H a - w o o d (Salem)

Mike H a r w o o d (Sa iemi D e a n Rober ts (Canton,

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9 8 p o u n d s 1 Daryi Hoo ley ( J o h n G l e n n . 2 6 - 4 2 Dennis Dameron (Sa iem) , 20-5, 3. Mike S t e m (Farming ton i 13-9 4 John F&hDack (Garden

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24 -8 . 2 Dave Hovey (Fa rm ing ton ) , 18-3 3 Mike P a i a z z c a (Garden C-tyt 16-9

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145 pounds : 1 Anoy Ward (Sa iem i . 19-6 i Sco l t Tasker ( C a n t o n ; 27 -9 ; 3 M ike HoweH (Gai Sen Ci ty ! 18-6-1, 4 Gary G u a d a g m (Stevenson 19-7 - ! , 5 Mark K roop ( J o h n G l e n n ) . 15-9. ( j a s o n Scnwartz ' .Redford U n i o n ) , 13 -12

155 p o u n d s 1 Scot t Lucas {.John G lenn) , 2 i 4 2 Eric Ret t ing (Salem) 2 ' - 8 3 Todd Bulma (Ga-'den City I 3 1 - 1 4 - 1 4 Dave Cunronghan (Farm ing ton ) . ' 3 - 3

167 p o u n d s " A b Hazen (Farmington1. 20-1 2 Tim Howei ( G a ' d e n C i ty ; 2 ' - 7 - 1 3 Joh ' Economou ( S t e v e n s o n ; . 1 6 - 1 0 - ' 4 Pau: Black burn (Redlorc Un ion ; . 10-7 -1

185 pounds . 1 Br ian H o o d ( N Fa r rn ing ton 23-5 2 J B Summers (Red fo rd U n i o n ) . 17-3 3 Jamie Woochuk S a l e m ) . 18-9 4 Mike Graczyk (Can ton ) 1 8 - 1 1 : 5 Pat G>ese ( G a r d e n Ci ty) 15-15

198 p o u n d s 1 Dan Panic [ F a r m i n g t o n ) . 20-4 2 Chuck Aranel.an (Stevenson;. 22 -4 3 Scott Purr (Garden C i ty ! 31-TO

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Thursday Feb 14

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L V B e r t ey a i Ply Canton. 7 : 3 0 p m Ply Sa iem at L 'v Churchil l 7 3 0 p m Farm ing ton at W L Western. 7 3 0 p m Liv Frank l in at Garden Ci ty 7 3C c m Red fo rd Union a l Wsid Jonn Glenn 7 3 0 p ' C arencevi l le at Haroe" Wds . 7 3 0 p m Wyan-done al Wayne Memorial 7 3 0 p m

Sunday . Feb 17

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PREP H O C K E Y

Fr iday, Fee 15

L v C h u r c h i 1 vs LIV Stevenson at L ivon.a 's Edgar Arena 6 p m

Sa tu rday Fee 16

LIV Bent ley vs Grosse Pte North at G - o s s e P te Civic Arena 7 2 0 p m Cathouc Centra l vs Bwm Brother Rice at R e d ' o r d Ice Arena, 8 c m

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Strong net play ignited Redford Bishop Borgess" volleyball team to a 15-9, 15-9 victory at Detroit Dominican Tuesday in the Catholic League s open-ing round of the playoffs

Senior Marie Cervantes and sophomore Lisa Dreske spearheaded the Spartan net performance Cervantes accounted for 7 points in the 2 games, 5 on kills, while Dreske had 4 kills Kelly Moran and Debbie McDonald also sparkled for Borgess

The victory lifted Borgess into the league semifi-nals The Spartans will play Madison Heights Bish-op Foley, the A-West Division champions, a t 7 p.m. tonight at Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher

The winner will play the Gallagber-Southgate Aquinas winner for the league title at 7 p m Mon-day at Borgess Gallagher won the Central Division title, with Borgess second, while Aquinas was runner-up to Foley in the A-We*t

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Stevenson swimmers overwhelm Canton

Doug Buckler leads by example and Tuesday night he epitomized what "the fighUng spirit" is all about.

Despite being involved in a car accident that nearly cost him his life - it did cost him 42 stitches on his face — Buckler coached his Livonia Steven-son swim team to an overwhelming 106-64 victory over Plymouth Canton

The Spartans won the 200 medley relay in 1:51.3 with Joe Saunders, Kevin Neff, Lewis MinistreiU and Roger Corderre combining for the win

Pete Ravenna took the 200 individual medley in 2 19 and Kevin Everhar t won the 50 freestyle in 22 6 Everhart s t ime was a Canton pool record Everhart also captured the 100 backstroke in 58.3

Chris Morasky took top honors in the 100 butter-fly (57 4) J im York was tops in the 100 freestyle (55.1), Todd Jubenville won the 500 freestyle (5:23.8) and Neff captured the 100 breaststroke in 1:10.6

Stevenson also woo the 400 freestyle relay. For the Chiefs, John Ahrans won the 200 free-

style in 1:57.3 and Andy Rower won the diving (205.25) despite an off night.

Canton is 6-5 overall. CATHOLIC CENTRAL SO, DeLaSALLE 33: Red

ford Catholic Central sank Catholic League swim-ming foe Warren DeLaSalle Friday.

The Shamrocks captured the 200 yard medley re-lay In 1:48.6 with Dan Cetner, J im Surowiec, Er ic Forton and Larry Petz combining for the win.

Sean McDermott took the 200 freestyle in 152.4 and the 100 butterfly in 55.3. Teammate John Ko-vach was also a double winner in the 200 individual medley (2:01.5) and the 100 freestyle (49.4).

Forton won the 50 freestyle in 23.5 and swam the first leg of the 400 freestyle relay. CC won that relay as Petz, McDermott and Kovach combined with Forton in 3:29.5

The Shamrocks are 10-2 overall

By Chris McCosky staff writer

Survive-When you play a basketball game in Detroit

Benedictine's gymnasium the best you can hope to do is survive.

Redford Catholic Central survived Tuesday night, barely

The Shamrocks survived an intimidatingly rau-cous Benedictine crowd. They survived a fierce Benedictine full-court press. They survived their own frosty shooting and foul trouble in the second half They survived despite blowing a 17-point third-quarter lead and a 5-point lead with just 35 seconds left.

CC survived Benedictine 92-90 in overtime and will advance to the second round of the Catholic League playoffs. CC will, for the third time this season, take on Birmingham Brother Rice at 6 p.m. Sunday at U-D's Calihan Hall.

"HEY, WE are not a powerhouse team," said CC coach Bernie Holowicki. "We're young and we're inconsistent. That's been our problem all season We've got to play like we did tonight, we have to play hard."

Holowicki was not about make excuses for play-ing an OT game at Benedictine.

"Benedictine is tough and they are very well-coached. And here, in this gym, they are over-whelming. Another t eam would have folded under the pressure. This team did not. They showed a lot of character," said the veteran coach

There was a good deal of character displayed on the Benedictine side as well. CC had the Ravens all but blown out of their own gym. But first-year coach Joe Charnley (former Redford St. Agatha coach) deployed his team in trapping full-court press that bewildered CC.

"The kids played real hard," Charnley said from a subdued Benedictine lockerroom "They have nothing to be ashamed of. They fought back tough."

John Mclntrye wowed Benedictine and silenced the crowd with 22 first-half points. Lance Vaccarel-li added 11 more in the half and CC was ahead 52-39 at the break

SEVERAL THINGS changed in the second half No 1. Mclntyre went stone cold. He hit just 1 of 12 shots in the third quarter . No. 2, Charnley's Ravens began hawking the ball full-court.

Benedictine, down 62-45, ran off a 13-4 spurt to close the third quarter,

Mclntyre stayed cold in the fourth quarter At one stretched he missed 12 straight shots, most going in and out, just missing the mark.

But it looked as if CC's steadily-improving sup-porting cast would bail their star out. Paul Tavana scored 6 fourth quar ter points Then Mclntyre broke his spell with a 3-point play. With 3 minutes to play. CC led 81-68

But. 6 points by Stacy Williams, 11 (in the quar-ter) by Jerome Clark, a crowd-inciting jam by Odis Bellinger and a miraculous 3-point play with 4 sec-

onds left in the game by Tremelle King, and the game was 84-84 and heading into overtime.

By this t ime s tar ters Chris Keane and Vaccerelli, along with sixth- man Tom Goodwin had all fouled out of CC lineup Bill Otto and Sean McClorey were pressed into emergency service Both played well. Otto emerged as the hero

Mclntyre. in front his college coach to be, Don Sicko, who was in attendence, led the way with 32 points He hit just 9 of 33 from the floor, but was a sparkling 14 of 15 from the free throw Tine. He also grabbed 9 rebounds, made 4 steals and dished out 4 assists

D A N D E A N . 's ta f f p h o t o g r a p h e r

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Catholic Central works overtime toescapecharged-upBenedictine

Harrison wins After losing two in a row, the Farmington Harri-

son gymnastics team came back with its best per-formance of the season Feb 6, beating Westland John Glenn 125.85-118.60.

Tracy Solomon turned in a sterling effort, win-ning the vault with an 8.7 and the floor exercise with an 8.8. She also placed second on both the une-ven parallel bars (8.0) and balance beam (7.7).

Tracy's younger sister, Jody Solomon, earned a personal best on bars winning with an 8.3.

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ordinated Financial Planning staff will con-duct two seminars 7-10 p.m. The first will be at the Kingsley Inn, 1475 N. Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills. Another will be Tuesday. March 12, at the Baldwin Public Library, 351 Martin St., Birmingham The seminars will cover: s t ra tegic Planning comprehensive and re t i rement planning tactical planning insurance, taxes, educa-tion. wills; product planning: mutual funds, stocks and bonds, real estate and oil and gas tax shelters. An out-of-town investment spe cialist will discuss a specific tax shelter The seminar is free, but registration is re-quired For more details, call 643-8888

Sid Mittra is president of Coordinated Financial Planning, Inc. in Troy and professor of economics and manage-ment at Oakland University.

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Bar owners will have an opportunity to learn how to reduce drunk driving at the Techniques of Alcohol Management seminar 9 a.m to 4 p.m Wednesday. Feb 20. at the Leather Bottle Inn. 28937 Warren Road in Garden City The price of the session is 125. For more information, call Chuck Hadden at 1 (800) 643-6722 The seminar is sponsored by the Michigan Licensed Beverage Association

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Steven D. Clement of Livonia was appointed as-sistant vice presdient, information systems depart-ment. with Comerica Inc Clement joined the corpo-ration in 1983 as an information systems off icer .

Albert B. Croaby Jr . of Westland was named dis-trict manager at the Detroit Distribution Center of Coca-Cola Bottlers of Detroit Inc Crosby has been both a marketing coordinator and a home market development manager during his four vears at Coke

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Thursday. February 14. 1985 O & E (W.O-6Q+7C

F e s t i v a l s h o w s n e w f i l m s f o r s c h o o l s THE DETROIT-AREA Fi lm

Teachers annual Update on Saturday at the William D Ford Vocational Technica l

Center in Westland was a resounding success.

Each year DAFT presents a daylong festival of new and old, educational and experimental, film and video pro-g rams to keep its members abreast of the latest developments in visual me-dia available for the classroom

For the last few years. DAFT's Up-date has been held in the Ford Voc, Tech Center 's 100,00©-square-foot, ul-t ra-modern facility, which provides training in 19 skill areas. The center is furnished with state-of-the-art equip-ment, and the programs are designed to provide intensive job skill training The student body ranges in age f rom high school junior to mature adult.

The Ford Center is in the Wayne-Westland Educational Service Complex on Marquette Street near Newburgh Road

THIS YEAR'S Update a t t racted more than 40 producers, cable compa-nies and fi lm distributors, who provid-ed 125 fi lms and video programs, plus several exciting presentations. Danny DiCarlo of WDIV-TV's "Saturday Night Music Machine;" Ken Cassady, with a multi-media presentation on "Violence in the Media," and Video Profi les Corp.'s Irwin Danto and Tom Stefani offered a Beta Cam Video Workshop to highlight this year's Update

The festival s polish and success re-

sulted from a lot of hard work by Asso-ciation President John Walter and Up-date '85 Co-Chairs John Prusak and Roberta Zimber, as well as the many committee members hard at work be-hind the scenes.

Except for feature-length films, eve-ry possible film type was represented in this year 's program. The Cable Cor-ner featured sample programming from a number of local cable compa-nies: Omnicom, Metrovision, Tribune/ United and Comcast. Educational cable programs from St. Florian "s High School in Hamtramck, the Birmingham Public Schools and DAFT's Focal Point at Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills were among the cable samplings on ar t , f i re prevention, pets, career options, sports and teen problems.

A number of interesting "Short Films for Short People (and those who wish they were)" included ones about plants, dinosaurs, sounds that are meaningful to the blind and toy bears. Some of these films dealt with abs t rac t concepts of infinity, love and affection, while others were more practical, dis-cussing health problems involved in smoking and the importance of li tera-ture for young children.

Each of the screening rooms at Up-date '85 featured a different category, the third offering a potpourri of f i lms designed to help students with emotion-al. behavioral and academic problems, as well as several films on photogra-phy.

A WIDE RANGE of fi lms was

screened under the heading of "Issues" including "Poletown Lives," an award-winning film portraying the struggle of elderly Polish and black residents to save their neighborhood f r o m the ex-pansion of GM's new plant.

In another room, "Pot Luck" fea-tured a diverse series of films. Room F was devoted to films relating to health.

Video Art was a series of dazzling images created on the video screen via feedback and other techniques. Class-

room G was filled with films on energy and environmental questions such as acid rain, radiation, the problem of fa rm pesticides and the use of animals in research.

Many films were screened dealing with film and video techniques, includ-ing clay animation, cell animation and the old-but-ever-popular one on editing "Gunsmoke."

By far the most exciting screenings were in the Independent Fi lmmakers

room where a number of polished and professional, locally produced films were shown to appreciative audiences.

ONE O F THE valuable aspects of Update programs is the opportunity to discuss films and their production problems with the fi lmmakers immedi-ately after the screening.

DAFT Update '85 bodes well for the future of area filmmaking and for teachers utilizing the media in educa-tion.

Membership in the Detroit Area Fi lm Teachers is open to everyone. The annual Update is but one of a number of programs DAFT offers. Each sum-mer, at the Cranbrook Institutions, DAFT presents an intensive fi lm /video workshop. Focal Point. This May, DAFT will present the 16th annual Michigan Student Film and Video Fes-tival at the Main Branch of the Detroit Public Library. The festival is open to all students K-12.

Independents talk film production Locally ptodacad films by iada-

peodent U n a n a k e r s were ooe of the a t t n c t k M a t DAFT Upda te t S . Be-

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tmaglnatlre film aboct a yocnf i who r K d m a magical caJa that helps him travel oat of time and place — while CBCoaraftng Urn to be himself.

BeUoger, a lifelong Farmington HHli raridant. It a free-lance pro-duction worker In the Detroit-area (Dm bariaaaa. He recently woifced oa "Stryhert War" as aa aatstant editor. "Stryhar*! War" waa filmed by Jcah Becker aad Scott Speigel

two more ot the metropolitan De-troit's young filmmakers.

maker is Robert Kreipke, producer -director at Great Lakee Madia, wboae "Angel of the Sea" won a Bronae Medal at the New York Film Festival.

"Angel" Is aa underwater doca-drama tracing the sinking of the Emperor hi 1947 near lake Royals In Lake Superior. The film's anderwa-ter sequences are particularly stan-ding. In 1M2 when the footage was shot in the waters off Isle Roy ale new records were set lor depth film-inp "Anfri'l" footigc WM more than 200 feet underwater.

LIGHTING B particularly diffi-cult at that depth. Kratphe's crew ossd five 650-watt qaartx lights In

paid ott with exceptions! ter views. The cold water of underwater served the Emperor and of the dead u e w m a i . laager than

Ford Vocational Center, caneaUy attends Wayne State University where he met tee film's two stars.

la WSU*s I V a t e r Depart

Highlight of the savwilngs was Dsvhl Zaremba's seusltlve fi lm "Popcorn Man." The film was shot on locartoa in North-ville two years ago with a $10,000 bodget that the then 10-year-old ffl—ahw earned the hard way, from working a variety of Joba.

Zaremba, a former stndent of the

"Popcorn Man," a fine example of Detroit area talent at work, won the Golden Halo award la Los Angelas. :

Zaremba Is a

the Update the "Popcorn Man," Is a slightly re-tarded yoang fellow, friendly to alL He befriends the mayor 's alcohoUc

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Peanut Butter Players delights with 'Snoopy' Performances of the

m u s t c a l "Snoopy" con-tinue m luncheon the-ater ivith the Peanut Butter Players at the Genesius Theatre a t Mercy High School in F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s Luncheon is at 1:30 p.m and the show al 2 p m Saturdays-Sun-days through March 31

For reservations, call 559-3893

By J. Timothy Penn special writer

The P e a n u t But te r Players is packing them in and with good reason

The new group, which bills itself as Detroit 's only professional chil-

dren's luncheon theater , appears to be all that it claims — especially in the area of professional-ism.

The group's f irst pro-

duct ion, the m u s i c a l "Snoopy," is the perfect medium to showcase the talents of these young-sters who have gained t h e i r e x p e r i e n c e on

m e t r o - D e t r o i t s t a g e s , working in both profes-sional and community theater. The children are all ages 8-13.

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and Brownie Troop lead-ers. the Peanut Butter Players has sold out all its weekend performanc-es through February and there aren 't many seats

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Diane Keaton fans have a lot to gig-gle about this week F irst there's ' An-nie Hall,' Woody Allen's masterpiece about sexual politics, cultural collisions and anxiety in the narcissistic '70s Keaton and Allen are magical together, and the potshots fired at California life styles land right on target A marvel-ous supporting cast — including Tony-Roberts, Carol Kane, Shelley Duvall. Colleen Dewhurst. Christopher Walken and Paul 3;mon — embroiders the margins of the film, enhancing the pic-ture at every turn, Allen directed and co-wrote the screenplay with Marshall Brickman Oscars went to the picture, Keaton. director Allen, and Allen and Brickman

Rating S3 80

"Looking for Mr Goodbar" (1977), 11 30 p m. Saturday on Ch 2 Origi-nally 135 minutes TV time slot: 135 minutes.

Then there's Looking for Mr Good-bar. from which Keaton fans and oth-ers should get a good, unintended laugh. Director Richard Brooks and company set out to make a serious film — a very serious film — about sexual politics, cultural collisions and anxiety Ui the narcissitic 70s, but wound up with- a luiid, giaUxig potboiler that's sure to evoke a chuckle or two instead The movie is preachy and transparent — an unpropitious combination Rich-ard Gere. Tuesday Weld, Tom Berenger, LeV'ar Burton and Richard Kiley co-ster

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Originally 101 minutes. TV time slot. 120 minutes.

Don Knotts fans have much to look forward to. as well, "The Shakiest Gun in the West" is a remake of Bob Hope's The Paleface" (1948), which co-

starred Jane Russell Barbara Rhoades is Knotts leading lady It's a remake that didn't have to be made, testament to the fact that producers quickly were running out of vehicles for Knotts. a transplanted TV star who rose to fame on The Andy Griffith Show" from 1960 to 1968 Knotts made movies in the early '60s too, but "The Ghost and Mr Chicken" was the first film (and best) to follow his TV stardom. "The Shakiest Gun in the West" marks the start of a downward descent that land-ed Knotts on TV' s 'Three's Company" a few years ago

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"The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" (1966). 1 Wednesday night on Ch. 50. Originally 90 minutes. TV time slot: 120 minutes.

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Rating S2 85

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The Michigan premiere opening of Elizabeth Diggs' "Close Ties" will be presented by the Actors Alliance The-atre Company on Friday, Feb 22. at the Lycee International in Southfield. Performances will be at 8 30 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays and 6:30 p.m. Sun-days through March 24 The cast in-cludes Dorothy Hutton of Birming-ham as the aging Grandmother Josephine and Henrietta Hermelin of W'est Bloomfield as Bess Frye, Josephine's daughter Tickets are S8 Fridays, $9 Saturdays and $7 Sun-days For ticket information, call the box office at 642-1326

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"Isn't It Romantic." comedy by Wendy W'asserstein, opens at a pre-view performance Thursday, Feb 14. at the Birmingham Theatre The pro-duction stars Ann Flood of ABC-TVs T h e Edge of Night" and TV'actor MP chael Minor The show runs through Sunday, March 17 For ticket infor-mation. call the box office at 644-3533

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Cranbrook P M s Encore Cinema will show the Brazilian film "Black Orpheus" at 8 p m Monday-Tuesday, Feb 18-19. at the Cranbrook Institute of Science auditorium in Bloomfield Hills The film retells the legend of Orpheus and Eurydice in a modern setting Leading the discussion will be Cranbrook School faculty member Frederic Roth Jr Included in admis-sion of $5 for adults and $3 for stu-dents and senior citizens is the film, commentary and gourmet dessert Fur more information, call 645-3635

• A C T O R S T R U N K

Rumplestiltskin' will be presented by the Actors Trunk Company tour-ing theater company for children in free shows at 3 and 7 p m Fnday-Saiurday. Feb 15-16 and I and 3 p m

Sunday, Feb. 17, at Winchester Mall in Rochester ' Rumpelsltiltskin" was written for the stage and directed by Henry K Martin of Bloomfield Hills. The play is based on the tale from the Brothers Grimm collection

• D A N C E F E V E R '

Glenn E Clark of Birmingham and Susan K Basala of Detroit will com-pete for $1,000 on ' Dance Fever" al 7 p m Saturday. Feb 16. on WDIV-TV. Channel 4 Celebrity judges Beverly Garland of TV's "Scarecrow and Mrs King," pop-rock singer Jack Wagner and actor Alex Cord will judge the couple and other competitors from Pennsylvania, Jamaica and Minneso-ta. If Clark and Basala win, they will advance to the $5,000 semifinal show Saturday. March 2.

• A B S U R D I S T C O M E D Y

Stephen Paul of Farmington. a vet-eran Adrian College actor, plays Dad-dy. the complaisant, long-suffering husband, in Edward Albee's absurdist comedy "The American Dream" con-tinuing at 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. Feb 14-16, at the Downs Studio The-ater on campus in Adrian. Paul, a graduate of Farmington High School, is a senior majoring in speech. Admis-sion is $2 50 for adults, $1 50 for chil-dren For further information, call 265-5161. Ext 240.

• T H E C R U C I B L E '

Greed, superstition and the misuse of power are dramatized in Arthur Mille's "The Crucible," to be per-formed by the University of Michigan Players at 8 p m Wedneday-Satur-day Feb 20-23, and 2 p.m Sunday, Feb 24 at the Power Center on the U-M campus in Ann Arbor The cast includes Eder. Cooper of West Bloom-field as Susanna W'alcott Tickets at $5 and $3 are available at the PTP Ticket Office in the Michigan League For further information, call 764-0450

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Jason's car Walter has never driven before

THAT SITUATION has some ob-vious comic values on film It also had a goodly number of production problems Zaremba obtained North-ville City Council permission to Shoot that footage early one Sunday morning using an old car he had

borrowed But the car's owner need-ed $60 to pay the repair bill Add $60 to the production budget The car was an old gas guzzler Add more to the budget

Michael Foye, who plays Jason's father, the mayor, is in daily life head of the Fine Arts Department at Divine Child High School in Dear-born Foye's acting debut was an-other plus to Zaremba s production of Popcorn Man

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JO^Blrmlnfliham - Bloom fteKJ 303 West Bloom field ®0* Fa/mington-Fsrmington Hills 'JOS Brlghlon-HsrllsAd $06 SouthflekJ-lsmrut) 307 Mrttord-HsrUand 308 Rochester Troy 309 Roysl Oak-Oak Part

Muntlngtor. Woods 310 Commerce-Union Lake 311 Orchard Lake-Walled Lafce 312 Uvonia 313 Dearborn-Dearborn Heights 314 Plymouth-Canton 315 Northville-Nov« 316 Westland-Garder City 317 Grosse Polnte 318 Redford 319 Homes tor Sale-Oakland County 320 Homes for Sale-Wsyne County 322 Homes tor Sate-Macomb 323 Homes tor Sale

Washtenaw County 324 Other Suburban Homes 325 Real Estate Services 326 Condos for Sale 327 Duplex lor Sale 328 Townhouses for Sale 330 Apartments for Sale 332 Mobile Homes for Sale 333 Northern Property 334 Out ol Town Property 335 Time Share 336 Florida Property tor Sal© 337 Farms tor Sale 336 Country Homes 339 Lots 4 Acreage 340 Lake/River/Reson

Property for Sale .342 Lake Property • 348 Cemetery Lots

351 Business 4 Professional Buildings for Sale

„'i356 lnyestment Property for Sale 358 Mortgaoes.1 Land Contracts 360 Business Opportunities 361 Money to Loan

. 362 Real Estate Wanted 364 Listings Wanted

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

• 400 Apartments to Rent 401 Furniture Rental 402 Furn-shed Apartments

.403 Rental Agency 404 Houses to Rent 406 Furnished Houses 407 Mobile Homes 408 Duplexes to Rem

,410 Flats to Rent 412 Townhouses/Condomtnlums 4 13 Time Share 4 14 Florida Rentals 415 Vacation Rentals 416 Halls tor Rent 419 Mobile Home Space

420 Rooms to Rent 421 Living Quarters to Share 422 Wanted to Rent 423 Wanted to Rent-

Reeort Property 424 House Sitting Service 425 Convaleecent Nursing Homes 428 Garage* Mini Storage 432 Commercial/Retail 434 industrial/Warehouse # 436 Office Buslneas Space

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722 Hobbiea-Coana. Stamps 724 Camera and Supplies 726 Musical Instruments 727 Vkleo Gamee-VCRa-Tapes 728 TV, Stereo, H M . Tape Decki 729 C 8 Radios 730 Sporting Goods 734 Trade or Seii 735 Wanted To Buy

ANIMALS >J&1 500 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted-Dental Medical 504 Help Wanted-Offlce Clerical 505 Food-Beverage 506 Help Wanted Sales 507 Help Wanted Part Time 508 Help Wanted Domestic 510 Help Wanted Couples 51* Entertainment 512 Situations Wanted Female 513 Situations Wanted Male 514 Situations Wanted Male/Female 515 Child Care 516 Summer Camps 518 Education Instructions 519 Computers-Sales Service. Share 520 Secretarial Business Services 522 Professional Services 523 Attorneys/Legal Counseling

A N N O U N C E M E N T S 600 Personals (your discretion) 602 Lost 4 Found (by the word) 604 Announcements/Notices 605 Glad Ads 606 Legal Notices 607 insurance 608 Transportation 609 Bingo 610 Cards of Thanks 612 In Memonam 614 Death Notices

MERCHANDISE Bus 700 Auction Sales Bus 701 Collectabtes Bus 702 Antiques 703 Crafts 704 Rummage Sales.1 Flea Markets 705 Wearing Apparel 706 Garage Sale-Oakland 707 Garage Sale-Wayne 708 Household Goods-Oaxiand 709 Household Goods-Wayne^. 710 Misc for Sale-Oakland 711 Misc for Sale-Wayne 712 Appliances 713 Bicycles-Sale 4 Repair 714 Business 4 Office Equipment 715 Computers 716 Commercial industrial Equipment 717 Lawn-Garden-Farm Equipment 718 Building Materials 720 Farm Produce 721 Rowers 4 Plants

738 Household Pets 740 Pet Services

744 Horses. Livestock, Equtpment

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800 Recreational Vehicles 802 Snowmobilea 804 Airplanes 806 Boats/Motors 807 Boat Parts 4 Service 808 Vehkae/Boal Storage 810 Insurance, Motor 812 Motorcycles. Go-Karts Mlnlblkes 813 Motorcycles. Parts 4 Service 814 Campers/Motorhomes 816 Auto/Trucks. Parts 4 Service 818 Auto Rentals Leasing 819 Auto Financing 820 Autos Wanted 821 Junk Cars Wanted 822 Trucks tor Sale 823 Vans 824 Jeeps, 4 Wheel Drive 825 Sports 4 Imported 852 Classic Cars

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H o m e & S e r v i c e G u i d e 3 Accounting 4 Advertising 5 Air Conditioning 6 Aluminum Cleaning 9 Aluminum Siding

12 Appliance Service 13 Aquarium Service

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149 Mobile Home Service 150 Moving-Storage 152 Mirrors 155 Music instrument 157 MuMc instrument Repair 158 New Home Services 159 Nursing Centers 165 Painting-Decorating 166 Party Planning 170 Patios 175 Pest Control 178 Photography 180 Piano Tuning- Rep4ur-Reftnlshlng 200 Plastering 215 Plumbing 220 Pools 221 Porcelain Reflnlshing 222 Printing 223 RecreattonlaJ Vehicle Service 224 Retail Hardwoods 225 Reflnlshing 229 Refrigeration 233 Roofing 234 Scissor, Saw 4 Knife Sharpening 235 Screen Repair 237 Septic Tanks 241 Sewer Cleaning 245 Sewing Machine Repair 249 Slipcovers 250 Solar Energy 261 Snow Blower Repair 255 Stucco 257 Swimming Pools 260 Telephone Repair 261 TV, Radio 4 CB 263 Tennis Courts 265 Terrarktms 269 Tile Work 273 Tree Service 274 Truck Washing 275 Typing 276 Typewriter Repair 277 Upholstery 279 Vacuums 280 Vandalism Repair 281 Video Taping Service 282 Vinyl Repair 283 Ventilation 4 Attic Fans 284 Wallpapering 285 "Wail Washing 287 Washer/Dryer Repair 289 Water Softening 293 Welding 294 Well Drilling 296 Window Treatments 297 Windows 298 Woodworking 299 Wood burners

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AIDE LIVE IN tor active disabled woman No experience necessary Young woman preferred Room & board plus salary Eves & Sunday* off Must have car a ref 542-4SM IU-MC1

ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLERS need ed for established company In Bloom-field Hills Experienced or will train Reply Box 5J4. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 34251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. Michigan 48150

ion Experience preferred Steady work Livonia area

AMK PIS JUMPER Experience pre-ferred - or mechanically larlioed Applv at Sabatini'S- 31SJ0 Plymouth Rd Uvonia 12 blks W of Merrtmam ARTIST APPRENTICE - Must bave art background 4 schooling, valid drivers license 4 be willing to work overtime Some manual lifting ol cartons re-quired Send resume to Box 5fl2 Ot>. server 4 Eccentric Newspaper* M2S1 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Michigan 48150

APARTMENT CLEANING We need qualified people to clean va-cant apartments Apply Muirwood Apartments. Clubhouse Drake 4 Grand River Ave

APPAREL SALES LEATHER LOFT,

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wtth mechanical ability Apply 10 Mile 4 Telegraph Standard APPLY NOW for Part 4 Full-time work at Wholesale Puza Co Apply In person 48870 Grand River. Novi

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ARCHITECTURAL - Project adminis-trator*, job captains 4 senior drafts-man, registered with at least 5 years experience Full benefits, life, roexlical 4 dental insurance, liberal vacation Call for appointment, Hoyem - Basso Assoc, lac , Troy 8D7-1900

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ARC WELDER Expeneoce required 355-8850

ASSISTANT to PURCHASING MANAGER

Rochester area manufacturing firm seeks Individual with office clerical skills including computer* to interface with production and inventory opera-tions Call 2PM-5PM only 852-450J

500 Help Wanted ART MANAGER TRAINEE

$1,400 + G u a r a n t e e PER MONTH

Just to manage 6 people Id the Decor and Marketing Department of Interna tiooal Wholesale Art Company Must be over 18 and enjoy working with young people U yoo're looking Tor a career with a future and don't mind working for It. call MT-0M8 No experience oec-essary, we train

ART WORKS-Part ume positions avail-able tor aalas 4 framing Must work weekenda 4 some evenings Retail ex

Art works. Twelve Oaks !

ASSISTANT CONTROLLER J years experience Take charge of all accounting functions for fast growing medium used manufacturing firm Great potential Send salary require-ments 4 resume G Ferenc, 2SJ15 Ra-leigh Rd Farmington Hills. Ml 48018

ASSISTANT FOREMAN Full time Strong interpersonal skills 4 experi-ence Is liquid filling. Send resume to 448 Amelia St . Plymouth, MI 481T0

ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER Must have minimum 1 years hotel ex-perieoce preferably in rooms area Good benefits Room for advancement Apply In person only 8am-4 Mpm, Ramada Inn Metro Airport

ASSISTANT MANAGER to work us Group Home wtth Mentally Retarded Adults Experience required Call 455-7534

500 H«ip Wanted ALTO BODY PERSON

Minimum 5 years experience Own tools Benefits Apply in person 42300 Ann Arbor Rd , Plymouth 455-1*51

AUTO MECHANIC Must be certified in at least 8 catago-ries including A,'C. with 12 years expe-rience Only self motivated, hooest leaders need apply Independent shop established in i f f 1 548-M44

500 Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE Technician Experi-enced, light repair, C.C C. Apply in person only to Mr Kirk

Holiday Chevrolet 30250 Grand River

Farmingu* Hills, Ml

AUTOMOTIVE FABRICATOR Experienced in flttlu. tubing 4 sheet

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Welding all to take Welding Test. Benefits Pay commensurate with aibll ly 4 experience Submit Jack Roush Engineering. 13 St Livonia, Mich 48150

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS Westland Car Care Center is now ac

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ly in person Westland Car Care, IN WsvneRd Westland 525-0880

AUTOMOTIVE PROTOTYPE SHEET METAL CLASS A METAL MODEL MAKER

Die try out for Kirksite Tooling Excellent wages 4 fringe benefits Ap-

person, Hy Form Product* Inc 588 Veronica Drive, South of School-

craft, East of Levan. Livonia. MI 48150 &

ATTENTION LADIES" Exciting business opportunity selling UodercoverWear lln-erte as seen on T V High earnings. 8500 in lingerie free. Caff 525-5724

AUTOMOTIVE PROTYPE BUILD MECHANICS

Must have experience with Ford Auto-motive Electrical. Electronic Fuel In-jection 4 Powertraln Systems Must have full come! Fringe Benefits Pay commensurate with ability 4 experience Submit nime to Jack Roush I 12013 Market. Livonia Mich

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ATTENDANTS, CASHIERS and MANAGEMENT POSITIONS

available at new Mobile car wash Full and part time, morning shift 83 50 per hour plus commission to start Apply 3785 Rochester Rd Troy

ATTENDANT Vlt Tanny has immediate opening for a mature, reliable person Ln our Plym-outh womeos gym Full time position, references helpful Call for appoint-ment 459-8800

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KINDER-CARE, nationwide provider of quality childcare, seeks mature individuals to employ as childcare professionals. Qualified personnel are needed to work in the following areas:

Infant-Toddler Pre-School Kindergarten After School Programs Cooks Housekeeping

ideal candidates must be warm, sincere, de-pendable and enjoy working with children Daytime hours. Excellent benefits, Room for advancement. Career opportunities at locati-ons in Northville, Livonia. Westland, Plymouth and Farmington Areas Interviews will be held Saturday. Feb 16, 1985 trom Noon to A pm at:

KINDER CARE Learn ing Center 29721 W 6th Mile Rd

Livonia, Ml 48152

Call 455-2560 for an appoint- ^ ment Please bring resume and references or Send IA resume to same ad-dress if appointment date cannot be met , eoe K inderCare

WORD PROCESSORS SECRETARIES

TYP18T8 Bl-LIHOUAL

ADMINISTRATIVE A 8 S I S T A N T 8 (FRENCH) M Y R I A D - n e e d s q u a l i f i e d i n d i v i d u a l s f o r s u p p o r t p o -s i t i o n s at a m a j o r a u t o m o t i v e c o r p o r a t i o n . S o u t h f i e l d a n d N . W . De t ro i t l o c a t i o n . T h e s e a r e l o n g a n d s h o r t t e r m , fu l l a n d p a r t t i m e a s s i g n m e n t s . W e a re l o o k i n g t o r b o t h e x p e r i e n c e d a n d e n t r y level c a n d i d a t e s

Cat l b e t w e e n 10 A M - 2 P . M

827-4215

MYRIAD |V SERVICES CORPORATION

S o u t h f i e l d . M l .

SUPER MANAGERS

$28,000 a year average, usually

includes company vehicle

o' R P M P i z z a , t h e l a r g e s t f r a n c h i s e e D o m i n o ' s P i z z a i s s e e k i n g 15 s u p e r i n d i -v i d u a l s t o m a n a g e o u r D o m i n o ' s P i z z a u n i t s E a r n $ 2 0 0 0 0 - d u r i n g y o u r f i r s t y e a r 4 * m o n t h s o ' i n t e n s i v e c l a s s r o o m a n d o n - t h e - j o b t r a i n i n g B e n e f i t s i n c l u d e m e d i c a l d e n t a l a n d l i f e i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n y v e h i c l e a n d p a i d v a c a t i o n

A l l a p p l i c a n t s m u t t b e i n e x c e l l e n t p h y s i c a l c o n d i t i o n o w n a d e p e n d a b l e , f u l l y - i n s u r e d a u t o , b e a n o n - s m o k e r a n d m u s t h a v e a m i n i m u m o f 2 y e a r s f a s t f o o d u n i t m a n a g e m e n t e x p e r i e n c e 1

O n l y t h e t o p - n o t c h i n d i v i d u a l s w i l l b e s e l e c t e d l o r t h e s e p o s i t i o n s I t y o u m e e t a l l q u a l i f i c a t i o n s , p l e a s e s e n d r e s u m e l o

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Please do not cc:.tect Domino s Ptaia Headquarters In Ann Arbor. EOE M/F

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AUTO PORTER USED CARS

Must be mechanically inclined Starting rate 83 hi per hour Apply

LOU LsRICHE USED CAR DEPT 44M75 Plymouth Rd

Plymouth. Mich

500 Help Wanted BAKERY COUNTER SALES

Elegant Farmington Hills pastry shop, full or part-time No experience neces-sary If responsible mature, ambitious Apply In person, except Monday T V French Gourmet, SI810 Middlebelt. corner 14 Mile

500 Help Wanted BOOK DISTRIBUTING CO is looking for book service driver Book experi-ence preferred 937-8490

AUTO RENTAL AGENT Needed Ex-perience helpful but will tram Benefits FerndaSearea Call 54T IJ04

AUTO TECH. experienced. Stale certi-fied must have oirn tools Flexible hour* Apply in n-rson at Goodyear 18414 Middlebelt. Livonia

AUTO TOOL CRIB Ideal for reu.-e* Mechanical ability

Cerred, will train Part Ume. 15 * maximum per week Apply In

Person to Joel or Tony at Jerome -Duncan Ford. 17 4 van Dyke Rds . Sterling Heights

AWNING INSTALLERS NEEDED Canvas experience necessary 353-8850

BARBER or BEAUTICIAN •anted for new location. Call

Share Your Hair 4IS-5440

BEAUTICIAN Full 4 part tim^ Train for a new reer without do4ng hair Salary * com mission W Bloomfield 3J3-3J40

BEAUTICIAN Full-ume ( Dresser Some following helpful Livonia area 422-1194

BEAUTICIANS Experience with following Call Wed - Sat, Southfield 358-4247

BEAUTY OPERATOR full or part time for new Westland shop Full service salon Commission Call Kathl 595-3288

BLESSINGS Interior OeaaiM Service est, hartf working

500 Help Wanted

ATTENTION: NORTHVILLE & NOVI

RESIDENTS W e n o w h a v e a l o c a t i o n a t :

339 N. CENTER DRIVE NORTHVILLE

M o n d a y - F r i d a y b e t w e e n 9 a m a n d 3 p m

We have mmediate Openings for ou' • C L E R I C A L D I V I S I O N s M A R K E T I N G D I V I S I O N • L I G H T I N D U S T R I A L D I V I S I O N

Work close to nomeon te.mpcrary ass g-.mems le working at top comoanies

Come in and see us!

KLW S E R V I C E S I N C

The "Kelly Girl"

P e o p t e

348-2820 Mot a " agency

r>e»er .1 Ipe

BOOKKEEPER /TYPIST Enthusiastic goal oriented person for fast moving high tech company Word

•easing helpful Salary commen-surate with experience and ability Call for appointment 444-1817

500 Help Wanted BREAKDANCERS

Are you good at It"* • ' Could you teach others* If w call: Novi Area 824-8117"

BRIDGEPORT MILL HAND-Minimum 5 yeari experience. Bhse Crass dental, life insurance, vacslihn psy Work lor Radford Twp. area. ' * *

LANCER TOOL CO 531-8340 *" •

Park 3S0 S Main, Pfrmos«h BORING MILL OPERATORS

Scandia Michiga.

Experienced Only' Night Shift a Machine 4 Tool, Garden Qty.

417-40*0

BUS DRIVERS k Special Edocai

Needed at the PTymc Community Schools Apply at 414 S Harvey, Plymouth

C A B I N E T M A K E R wanted, with experience

Call Mike 5SJ 5SOC

500 Help Wanted

No Experience Necessary

W e h a v e i m m e d i a t e n e e d f o r

• LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKERS • WAREHOUSE W O R K E R S • SHIPPING & RECEIVING B o t h s h o r t a n a o n g - t e r m a s s i g n m e n t s a re a v a n a b i e Vis i t JS o e t w e e n 9 a m a n d 3 p m or

West land 3 4 2 4 0 F o r d R d 0

; b e t w e e n V e n o y & W a y n e m t h e C o i h s e u m R a c q u e t C u b i 7 2 9 - 1 0 4 0

KLW S E R V I C E S INC

The Ke l l y G i r l P c o p *

Livonia 29449 W 6 M i l e

Livonia 522-3929 522-4020

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Tool Grinder Lathe Hand

T o d division ot a F o r t u n e 300 c o m p a n y loca t ed lo P lymouth Mas an immediate o p e n i n g tor a qual if ied I.D -O D gr inder Journeyman or equ iva len t e x p e r i e n c e -equlreO The Quali-•ied c a n d i d a t e shou ld be familiar with rue ope ra t ion of all lool room g r inding e o u i p m e n t a n d e x p e r i e n c e wtth form grind, i g is deai r a We

We a l so have an o p e n i n g for a qualified la the hand , (ourney-rrvan or equ iva len t e x p e r i e n c e The Qualified candidate should b e familiar with t h e o p e r a t i o n of a« tool room lathe e q u i p m e n t a n d s o m e e x p e r i e n c e with muling machine* de-sirable

These poal t iona offer a compe t i t i ve wage and b e n e W pro-g r a m a n d excel lent work env i ron m e n I Qualified app l i can t s apply to F e d e r a i Mogul P t y m o u t h Tool P lan t . 575 AnveHa St . . P+ymouth , Ml 4*170. 4 S 3 - 3 8 M

i Equal Oppor tun i ty 1AfTkmatrve Action Employer

© F E D E R A L

f V t O G U L

TOWNE G. COUNTRY INTERIORS

NEEDS SOMEONE WHO'S NOT

JUST ANYONE.

We need selling d e s i g n e r s who p o s s e s s -special qualities to s e r v e our special c u s t o m e r s — d r a m a t i c or ig inal i ty , keeri + i n s i g h t , t h o r o u g h c o m p r e h e n s i o n a n d . * driven enthusiasm.

We expec t nothing more of you than you 'd e x p e c t from yourse l f—to b e t h e very best . B e c a u s e t h a t ' s w h a t o u r c u s t o m e r s dese rve .

Of course , we wouldn't a sk for s o much if we couldn' t offer great th ings in return.

• Paid life insu rance • Paid long-term disability • High earnings • Liberal vacat ion policy • S u b u r b a n locat ions • No Sundays , •

( If you're looking for a rewarding career in f home Interior design, we're looking for you.

Call Leon Shy at 642-8822 for a personal " interview In Bloomfield Hills.

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C A R E E R O P P O R T U N I T Y Foe voun4 men »wrr»eo aoO COfri— \ggr«*sav« Liv<xua tnani'iwjaDcr -•rr.pan* looking to form r*r« >taff «ome cuperviaorv ptauuooB Available, all Duane or J i m 4SS40JI or 711-81*2

CASH I EH Full tirr* n ? e n « i c ^ 3 Mua: be re i j abi# 13 50 boui Garden City

il l Tim for apoutntmeot S22

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Liability, True* 4 531-4978

C A S H I E R / S A L E S

T e l - T w e l v e M a l l fclranch at national vuRitDi ! u u c siorv owed* I p t n u c with i « n n .aaflienng t i p w i M w lo wor t n »

aftaroaooa ,-veomg* aod part tuna Mux be well

morning* weekends


A j u m a t STOCK Par t 4 tall O n , all shift* Apply o r w*eo 8am t o n . Mon thru F r i f a y

• I 7 Eleven. S»J1I U R l u l Lake Ha Farmingtoo HlUa

CASHLERS Reuul J r a j store ud Blr m i i i p M n (all or p a n l i r a Ovar I I FlexlM* Sours Good oenef iu Wan *p-

CERTUTED ELEMENTARY TEACHER

For Small Royal Oal Sc-boo. CaU Mon thru Fri 8 AM-IS AM 546 4818

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C O L L E C T O R > u> J V n experience H U m i l a l ouoi « ™ i cofiectloo * • m • national •asainp « ^ n p u * I w of a Kurtana

I CASHIERS Fail I U » 4 p a n u m e po-U f i S S L * * . " U u n * ' « » •< Use fcllowiog r

a r * • ; gas station locauooa 8e®rn Redfoed. Wavne 4 Warreu WesUand. Michigan L I ITS. C M n Apply in person only Mon thru F n be-tween 6am-3pm

An Equal Opportunity Ujip4oyer

C a s h i e r s & G a s A t t e n d a n t s 33 19 hr piua bonus Apply la persdn

1J AT ORCHARD CAR WASH S077S W I I Mi;* Furwia^ toc Hilla

CERTIFIED T K A f H E R P a p t ime Mcntesson cert if icat ion prefer red 1J Nooo-4PM Pr iva te school In Troy Call 8AM 4PM

CHEMLAWN Applications a r r oe int accepted foe \he

a s T u ^ ^ S ' s E R V ICE A qualified * p placani mua: be able to p rwtde out suixliriif s*^m->mer eervice prunariJy •Jirr.Hjxfi letepftooe ^-ootact Tae eppLi cant must axso be able uj perforin v a n ous clerical duties Tt j seasonal p i * Uon j approximately 3i bour* per w ^ k COLLECTIONS This poaiUoc requires soateoor capable of rriaLmg coilectioo ca;i» «rbile ttiL provkdiDf e ice l lem rus-tMner eervice TV- bours roomrcd a re apprcximateiy 20 hours ;ocludinf even-.ni> 4 Sal TELEMARKETING Par i u m e poa. uon app rouma te ty 20 bour* per »r«fc e v w u n p 4 Sal

equipment Immedia te open If interested appiy or i m d resume

" i 1 - 4 " C H E M L A W N S E R V I C E S »«» E MaixJolior

CERTIFIED Pra-ar tool teimci u n t i l , I ' M par waak • Mam

> JOpm SaoU m r a to Appla Srtooi M * Grove St O*w»ao. Ml 4M17

CITY CLERK City oi U«1 P a r t . Michigan

Kes^MxiajMe for tbe MaLntetULnce A Of ficiaJ Cuy Records Tbe Conduct oi Der t jooa aad to act as Clert to tba City Council and other boarda. as required

Minimum requiremenU Tbree years oi provec euperviaorr espeneoce Tkree to five yeart City CWrt Election Expe-rience Knouledfe oi ELPAC or com-putenaud electioo eouipenent Full jab l esenpi ioo avaiJibW at City Hal]

P . - ' ^ S T m L ONLY Peraoooci Admuuatraux

P 0 Boi »7«11 Troy, Ml MM7 7#11

C O M P U T E R " J O B S , J O B S . J O B S

A r e w a i t i n g f o r y o u

T r a i n In a s l i t t l e a a 2 m o n t h s

F e e f o r t r a i n i n g

5 3 1 - 9 7 1 4

Computer Operator I I M*Jiu*hi to l a m Hurt HP WW «• n«a 44 e i i P O Bon i

C O O R D I N A T O R F O R

G O V E R N M E N T &

F O U N D A T I O N G R A N T S Kaapooaltaliuaa S a c a n m raatnetad

fundi throatft lAe prapara twa and p raaaouuon J FaOaral * Stale Garmrammii G r u u appucauooa aape cially NEA, NEH, IMS) aa m i l aa Fouo aa,u«o propoaala tor raacrtctad and un raaun-tad ( i i a u l operaua* w p p o n 0avaMp4nf a compi i f twia** Fowxta Uoo a o b c i u u o o profnm. I ia ia i with and cu luvauoa al 'Mm a f a n n a a 4 or aannal tnna. interface mux Dapartineot He^df 4 Caralor t . a iamteoanca ol ac-curate reccrda k fUea r*ULinf u> tbe status <* all Mack ( ran ta

to t&e Aaaortate LM

C O M P I T E R OPERATORS p a n t u n . accououcf knowladce balplul and or Lotaa 113 data entry or. SBM PC XT Plnaae aeod reaumea to Mason , i t E Lcm« Lake Rd Troy. Ml

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT

CHEMLAWN SERVICES CORP Fell time & seasonal petitions avail iBIe 4 *!-i»wir.g company l i a t providea fiign potential for peraooe! gro-wtfi k -dvvH'*Et>mt Appiv a l 11515 Healip Dt Npvi Mi 4K«ia

348-1700 bqua : oppor tuni ty Employer M F

C a r p e n t e r COMMERCIAL r*'ltii experience in metal studs k drvwall Al*) acouatical ce t l i i tp Cal-».4M 4PM Moo tSni F r i 47» ;."AHPET ' T E A M N C C-RL-W l.KM>KR Must have e a p e n e i x * with truck

CONSD>ER FOSTER PARENTING Single or 2 parent family Vxs** ar« needed lor mentally retarded children ot advlta Some need !ir»! floor bed

Agency prondea training. « K n p u m avaiiante at uuy n a n ; .^nain* and suocort Family u paid . 1 . - 9 0 to M4 4 « o . « 54 montto plus o v w f t K n n o S i P a r e n u n g . COLA and iull (rirate Moefst pacta j ie ' n u r v n i u , ; i ] Belptu. For m m id-X)LA and full f n a f e beoefit p a c t a f e Apply or send reaume lo

C i t y o f O a k P a r k

1 3 6 0 0 O a k P a r k B l v d

O a k P a r k , Ml 4 8 2 3 7

A T T N : P e r s o n n e l Deadline for applications. March I 1Mb

•ormat ioc in Wavne Couatf call Jan Myers 3-48 6200 i n l a n d bounty call 28^-2780

OJVSTRL'-CTION company lookup lor ret i ree wttii IkCbt mecbajucal baci ground, for equipm matel* 30 bours per wt*4 Seod r a t u M

?er»ao reports to r oi Development

D I E M A K E R Maai Oe abt* to oparate all Uwlnwcn tnacttinaa. rapair and maintain pr t^paa aive and liar dtaa EaceUam a a a r a and

U1EMAKERS S t a m p i n g P l an t r e q u i r e s p r o v e n d»emak«r» (or due repair and new die vooainscuoa Muat be abM to tnxiMe snoot 4 do permanent fLaae on daaa E i Calient aagea Blae Croaa 4 Profit S tar ing Plan Asa lor Boti M7 M i l

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EARN EXTRA MONEY IMlvar u u r a t o r a door to-doot Agaa ; . i#» Ma« have oara i r anaponauon Mr Albert I 5 J i«0«

EASTERN <«ION Singing Tele«rama oow hiring for Mac-fK 4 Mr Wtiedertal • c u Muat have eioelieni singing vosca 4 reliable car East 541 M » "

a n t i n g experience w.'J; h u t t r v caaa In proposal grant a n u n g to gov eroment funding agenciea and Fouoda uooa. strong wnt ten 4 vertoaJ comma n i ca l i on skills are raaennal individual aJwuld be a well orgaoixed goal 4 peo-ple-jriented pensoo

icoo/ideoce to box a . L 2 Eccen tnc N e w t p a p e n . J«15; Scboo, c r a f t Rd Livonia. Michigan 4.150

Resumes will be accepwd through March >. 1M5

An t^jual Opportunity Employer

DIRECT CARE neadad to work with handicapped in group home Nyvi area Full 4 p a n ume f lex ib le hours U 75 to star-. Must be 1. have GED or High School diploma Call 354 41.5 between

| I H Mom thru F n MORC training helpful

An Equal Opportunity Employer DIRECT CARE newded to wor t with handicapped in growp home Southfield area FuD 4 p a n Urn*. Flexible hours U 75 to . t a n Muat be t . have GED or HigJi School diploma Call 15*-4I*S be-tween ltt-i Moo thre Fr: MORC t ra in iag helpful

An Equ

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Troy haaed person with eieel le t i t

an t ing , proof reading 4 typing stilla Journausm background preferred Seod resume 4 15,1 writing samples. U> Editor Marketplace, .11 E Big Bea .e r Suite 10? Troy. Mich 4*0.3 NO Phone Calls. Please'


ENTRY LEVEL E I J a T R l C l A N S s i t l Aasociawa Defra* is latfu B a c u o o n s at Qar t r ic i ty

ALSO Experienced MACHINE TOCH. E 1 X I T R K t A N S for Machine Wiring

ALSO MECHANICAL OETAILERS 4 L la fcp ers for Mechanclai Enginear-ng Mini mum J rears experieoce

ALSO SUPERVISOR lor Engineering Techm ciana Group u reanonaible for Machine Start ups AB PLC or « # 0 expeneoce -eqsurad


FINANCIAL institutive is local a r se seedling person lor faautdrtal service* Please submit aualir icauoos before Marti: ] to AU Cfoerauons Uep« P o Box H>4 Warae. Ml 4 . 1 . 4


F R E E JOB TRAINING Computer data eetrv. food service

lervcal and others L'oemployed 1. to qualify lor our Em-

CLEANING OFFICE Farmington Hills salea company needs lad perse® am pan .v n

office 5

ilpment yard Approxl-tely 30 hours per weea Send reaume > «M-4 Crooks. Troy, Michigan 4W»I

CONTROLLER per weea 1 email manufacturer lapprox . 0

CASHIERS tor Self-Serve G»i Station Mair k Female . Full 4 P a n u m e Days 1 nights Good Job for Retirees Apply

Madison Heights. 4MT1 An Equal Opportunity Employer

f rom 5pm vpm Hourly rs te U> star t Full tlm* duties Inc lade— »4 15 Must have reference 4 tranepor , ^ l i v a b l e collec

set Off tions. aging statemesita. taxes, financial s t a t ement s sad general accounting Computer experience preferred F'leaae seod resume and aalary requirements to Bo i 471, 'Kieerver k Eccentric Nesrspapers. 3*151 Vhoolcra f t Rd Uvonia Michigan 4.150

COSMETIC DRUG

CIGAR CLERKS needed witb recent drua store expen ence Good pay L conditions PbU or part time App<v m person a l

E F R O S D R U G S 1 0 M i l e , c o r n e r o f G r e e n f i e l d

tatroo Seod rwume to Penonne: ice P O Box 1M0. Farmington Hills. Mi 4 . 0 1 .

425 Ann Arbor Trail and fveajn<B Apply at 1050 Aim Arbor '


C A R E E R O P P O R T U N I T Y

W I T H C H E M L A W N C O R P O R A T I O N

P o s i t i o n s a r e a v a i l a b l e f o r

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T h e q u a l i f i e d a p p l i c a n t s s h o u l d p o s s e s s g o o d c o m -

m u n i c a t i o n a n d I n t e r p e r s o n a l s k i l l s A d e g r e e in

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i r a b l e b u t n o t r e q u i r e d . A n e x c e l l e n t s t a r t i n g

s a l a r y a n d c o m p r e h e n s i v e b e n e f i t s p a c k a g e c o u l d b e

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C H E M L A W N S E R V I C E S

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R o c h e s t e r , M l 4 8 0 6 3 o r M a d i s o n H e i g h t s Mi 4 8 0 7 1

A l s o a c c e p t i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s a t :

9 4 9 E. M a n d o l i n e . M a d i s o n H e i g h t s , M l 4 8 0 " 1

Equal Opportunity E"^t»oy*-

I M M E D I A T E O P E N I N G S

W e n o w h a v e a l o c a t i o n i n

P L Y M O U T H

6 0 7 S . M A I N

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C O M E I N A N D S E E U S !

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P e o p l e

J O B S ! J O B S ! J O B S !

W e h a v e a n O V E R L O A D o f w o r k i n N o v i ,

L i v o n i a & F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s a r e a s . A l l s h i f t s

a v a i l a b l e . 4 0 o r m o r e h o u r s p e r w e e k .

I d e a l f o r m e n o r w o m e n . A p p l y t o d a y

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F U T U R E F O R C E T E M P O R A R v H E L P S E R V I C E

2 7 5 4 4 S C H O O L C R A F T , L I V O N I A

( C o r n e r o f S c h o o l c r a f t & I n k s t e r )

L o c a t e d i n S h o p p i n g M a l l

525-9191

SUPER MANAGERS

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. | COLLECTION AGENT combination ' of new 4 overdue accounts Most be

. sell Starting 4 willing lo co-operate wtth si. phases of management some expeneoce preferred 549-1300

COLLECTION CLERK ! Immediate need for a mature Individu-

al with sound telephone commumcatloo sJulls aDd prior collectioo experience Full Ume i MOB - F n :. 9 Mam- . p m Competitive *alarv 4 fnnge benefit package Apply in person s i

MORE TV' 31001 Schoolcraft Livonia, MI 4.150

' \ & Telephone Calls Accepted

IXSMETOLOGIST LICENSED June 15 thru Sept 15th

MANICURIST - LICENSED Experienced in acrylic 4 silk oa^s June 15 thru Sept 1st. needed for CJiar

I levoix. Ml salon Send resume to P O Box 184 Cliarlevotx MI 4»?!0

C O U N T E R C L E R K

P a n u m e No experience necessary Apply in person at Janet Devis Clean e r v 27«0: Southfield Rd N of 11 Mile

COUNTER CLERKS For s iores ld SoatUffceJd. Blrmincbara 4 W Bloomfield area FVlJ tume will t r am Applv oooc aaydav Maj Kaj Cleaners l 4 i J 5 W 7 Mile a't T«

COSMETIC FACIALIST A drier Arpel International skio care 4 .xismetk1 rompany has t>peiun«» a vail-

I able for entliuslasUc, seli motivated tth i d iv lduab wbo possess a WKiutan Coajoetologist license Will perform *Jtxn care facial servvces 4 cosmeoc sales in ma)or area depar tment *tores We will t rain vou in o«ir exclusive meth od. 4 offer s good saiar> commission 4 company benefits For InformaUon call

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| COl 'VTER k noor help w u m e . days :Oam-Jpir. Mon "Jini

I Applv dat* - ' Rd Troy

2 4pm at 3MS Rochester

C O M P I T E R AIDED DESIGN Opers tor Architectural or civil en^meertng education and experience required For an interview appt ca!i 5 5 M T M

COl 'NTER HELP WANTED P a r t t ime davs Farming ton Hills 851-#777

C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E

R E P R E S E N T A T I V E

Key Clerical Admmis t r suve poaiuoo responsible for sales order prrceasiag. cuotati-ons. filing, typing and Lnvoiceai Desire 2 >-ears mairii/actiinng order r i pervence or general office skills plus Associates Degree Call

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3 1 3 - 3 5 8 - 4 2 1 0

BARBER-COLMAN An Eqoal Opportunity Employer

I t ^por tua i ty Employer

DIRECT CARE WORKER for group ] home, part u m e mornings. "am-lOarri

, 4 weekends Starting pay 13 75 per hour Prefer MORC training Call he- i t ween 10am- 3p«r. >55-5137

DIRECTOR j For food hank in Oakland Coonty to manage 4 expand uiuoue pilot program which gleans k distributes food to the j needy Responsible for fund raising, j lood solicitation 4 overall manage-ment Must have organizational skills j

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S' r ements hy 1 25 to Food Bank. P O x 5073. Southfield. Ml 4S0M

DIRECTORS-TRAININt; POSITIONS AVAILABLE now with Kinder Care locations in Ster ling Heights Reapoosi bill ties will in-clude a class roosn asaigyiment. pro-gram supervision and staff t ra ining while learning tl>e admamst rauve as-pects of a Dtrectors poajuoo Raptd sd-i-ancement possible Degree with 12 hours Ear ly Childhood education

ELECTRICAL • ASSEMBLERS

E x p e r i e n c e in c o n n e c t i o n s

w i t h p o w e r s u p p l y

t r a n s f o r m e r s a n d h i g h c u r -

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a g r a m s a n d l a y o u t s r e -

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ENTRY LEVEL POSITION We are .ocaing lot an individua, whoae p r t m a r r poaiuoo will be draf t ing, plus otljer duuea will include checlung fli

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caodidaM must be willing to Jeam Nt tape preparation and some p r o g r a m rrung of NC « u i p m e n t If yo*i want to grow with a growing company call Mr Car ter for appotnuneot 482 438J

mentauoo oi existing methods Ideal e will

21 year ol^s may ploymeni Dynamics program We aflat f ree training and >oh search skills, paid work experience .0 s variety of fields, and Jot placement assutance To qoali fy you muat be a was tem Wayne County resident loot Detroit) and meet federal guidelines 455-4*3


FRONT DESK CLERKS Now taking applications Experience prefer red Apply in person. Mon thru Fri . l l a i» -4pm Ramada Hotel. 2*22: Telegraph Rd . SouUfteld

An Equal OpqMrtunity Employer

FULL 4 PART TIME TELLER

Ctlon svaJab-le for Savings 4 Loan nous Teller expeneoce required

Call Southfield. M<

DISPATCHER FREIGHT BROKER for Southfield freight brokers of f ice Grc/wlng corporation excellent oppor-tunity for self starter who is cus tomer oriented with strccg pftooe personali ty Blue Croaa 4 other benefi ts Seod re-sume 4 salary requirements to Box 532 Observer k Eccen tnc Newspapers I 36251 Scboolcrafl Rd . Livonia Michi gan 48150

dry cleaners, full and part Ume positions No expen-COL'NTER PERSONS for 1

poaiuc ence necessary Apply in perscm Somerset a e a n e r s , l M 2 W Maple at Coolldge, Troy

DEL! 4 KITCHEN WORK Experienced with saodwicti making 4 meat slicing Should be fast 4 depend-able Apply Vasae] J Catering. i50M Telegrspc Rd IN of 10 Mile


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DELJ 4 KSTCHEJS WORK Experienced witli sand»icb making 4 meal slicing Should be fast 4 depend abie All snifta open. »am-5pcrt, Mid-nights Weekends Apply Vasset 'i C i t e r ing. 250W Teiegrapî iN of 10 M.ie:

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DELIVER 4 SELL iuncbes to fine off-ice buildings 9AM-1PM i'20 hours weekly! Must have car 4 be depend-able Apply 25-09H Telegraph Rd north of 10 Mile ' Vasaels Catering

DELIVERY PERSON Part time required by sa te t rader mag-azine to worfc oil F n in the Metro area

Call 524-9702

DRAFTSMAN. CIVIL At least 5 vears expeneoce m Civil and Survey Graf t ing using ink on mylar Higiiwav or f r e e w i y experience tielpful Call V'r» fesaiona; Engmeerutg Assoc M 2-8202

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E S T I M A T O R S \ n expanding company on the westasde of Detroit is looking for Es t imators , Qualified person lo be experience*! ir, ] Prictng, Design 4 Build of F ix tures 4 .ages Attractive Benefit i>»clage Sal

a ry based on ouaUficauoos Seod re-sume to Box 134 iObserver 4 Eccen tnc Newspapers 3*251 Vboolc ra l t Rd Livonia Michigan 483 50

EXPERIENCED Exper t kniIters 4 hand headers

446-520-4

E X P E R I E N C E D Green Plant mainte-nance technician to maintain plants in commercia l buildings 5S&-5838

EXPERIENCED '.nsulauoo Installers Wanted (or udewalls 4 a t t ics Full 4

I par t u m e Willing to s tar , immedia te ly Call 851-4M0

EXPERIENCED or -ndustnous mul t i level marketers to s tar t mal t ! level or garuzation for 12 vr old reputable com pany Call Bret 382 1824

F A S H I O N

A S S I S T A N T Major r eu i l e r in Detroit a r ea has an opening in the Fashion off ice for a cre-a t ive person yuallfied applicant will be involved in lorecasung color direc

Candidate must peases good communi-cation skills and must have a thorough knowledge of piece goods marke t En-sign or merchandise backgrounC help-ful Please send resume and salary his-tory to Box 4I>4 Observer 4 E c c e n t n r Newspapers 3«25l Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Michigan 48150

F I LL TIME MECHANIC, all around experienced mechanic for off-highway equipment Livonia area Please call for an i r terview. 522 8849

n RNITURE REFINISHER Experienced in S4op Only

Plymouth Area 455-3800

GAGE INSPECTOR For precision gaging tooling shop Quality control background A MUST Will be working directly with our cus-tomers and handling all necessary pa per wor t as required Excellent beoefu

Bckage with minimum work week of 55 hours Apply in person

Dunn Tool Co 33100 Capital Ave Livonia

Ask for Robbie Bower

G A S A T T E N D A N T S Apply in person between 8AM 1PM at l i t i S West ? MiJe Rd . Redlord

DRAFTSMAN DESIGNER

Prefe r person with parts feeding expe-rience Will consider anyone with back

Etiund in lighl design or heavy detatl icepti-onal working conditions excel

lent benefit program Pay scale c o m merau ra t e witc experience

S P E C T R U M A U T O M A T I O N

3 4 4 4 7 S c h o o l c r a f t . L i v o n i a

5 2 2 - 2 1 6 0

ELECTRICIAN Commercial 4 industrial exper ience Licensed journeyman only Call anytime 585 4SOO

ELECTRICIAN S H E L P E R Minimum wage I 'nion Lake area

383-8400

FASHION EYE GLASS Sales Strong sales Background a must Will t ram right persor in High Fashion Optical dispensing Experience p re fe r red W' Bloomfield area Call 773-350!)

ELECTRICIAN Licensed Jou rneyman Experience in Commercial war* with some knowledge of Control Winng Im-mediate opening Full Benefi ts Send application name 4 pbooe number , to P O Box 1583 Warren Mlcb 486*0

DRAPERY FABIC WAREHOUSE :n Troy needs sa.espers^xi to assist with cus tomers Excellent opportunity

362 2010

7 2 9 - 1 0 4 0 W E S T L A N D 5 2 2 - 4 0 2 0

N o t a n a g e n c y : n e v e r a l e e . E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y E m p l o y e r M / F / H

DESIGNER 4 DETAIL Northwestern Michigan Area. Company is seeking individuals with experience in ai! a reas of special medal cu tung machine ilesign Knowledge of Electr ic Hydraulic 4 Pneumat ic controls Is de-sirable Send resume ui confidence to Elk Rapids Engineering. P O Box 728. Elk Rapids, Michigan 4»62Si

An Equal Opportunity Ejr.pioyrr

DESIGNER DRAFTSMAN Civil j At least 30 yea r s experience In design > and d r a f u n g of site grading, water , sewer , highways drainage and surveys Good math skills with high quality d ra f t ing Call Professional Engineer ing. Assoc 642-8202


DRIVER SALES PERSON Full Ume Neat, orderly, out-going, a must Phone between tAVl 2 PM?

525-1320

E L E f T R I C SUPPLY WHOLESALER needs counter man with sales e x p e n ence Par t t ime to s tar t Apply 32433 W 8 Mile, Livonia

E N G I N E E R I N G M A N A G E R An expanding Company oo the wests ide of Detroit ts looking for a Senior Engi-

FILE AND INVENTORY

CLERKS K e l l y S e r v i c e s h a s i m m e d i -

a t e l o n g a n d s h o r t t e r m a s -

s i g n m e n t s f o r 2 5 p e o p l e a t

t o p c o m p a n i e s in t h e R o -

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t i o n s .

GAS ATTENDANT Southfield Service Station needs gas al teodant, very good hours available Twelve Ml Telegraph area 357 5555

GATE ATTENDANTS

FEMALE 4 MALE Expeneoce helpful

Apply in person a t Waldenwood Apart me»ts Call appointment al 35 3 754S

G E N E R A L L A B O R Car Wash Attendants

83 50 hour Apply m person 13 AT ORCHARD CAR WASH

30775 12 Mile, Farmington Hills

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L A B O R

We a r t looking for reliable people wbc want to work Our assignments a re tr. the Livonia 4 Plymouth area so a vati£ d r i v e r s license 4 your own reliable t ransportat ion is necessary 21 voc are available to wor t the day shtrt Mor thru Fri please call us today

Manpower TEMPORARY SERVICES

L I V O N I A 4 7 8 - 1 1 3 0

DRIVERS R E T I R E D Earn I I Ml per week part Ume Deliver small packages days Moo tiiru F n Apply in person al 2325 Alger. Troy

anage the Engineering f u n c ified person to have expe r

i Gaging 4 Fixtures 4 all know

DRIVEWAY ATTENDANT lor IS Mile 4- Greenfield AMOCO Station Apply in person 39835 Greenfield Southfield MI

edge of operat ing scheduling, e E

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f o r d (wil l b e m o v i n g t o A n n A r b o r i n 2 y r s ), i s s e e k i n g

c h e m i s t s w i t h B S d e c r e e In c h e m i s t r y f o r e n t r y l e v e l

p o s i t i o n s . W e a r e a l s o s e e k i n g e n t r y l e v e l l a b o r a t o r y

t e c h n i c i a n s w i t h s c i e n c e b a c k g r o u n d . S e n d r e s u m e

o r c a l l 5 3 8 - 6 8 0 0 e x t . 1 0 & a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l b e m a i l e d .

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D a y s - A f t e r n o o n s - M i d n i g h t s a v a i l a b l e .

Come in or call between 9-11:30 am - 1-3:30 p.m.

SOMEBODY, SOMETIME

For joDs in Troy,

Rochester areas

M e d i t o n H e i g h t s

2 8 2 7 7 O e q u i n d r e

5 4 5 - 1 7 0 0

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1 9 2 0 3 M e r r i m a n

( V i l l a g e F a s h i o n M a l l )

4 7 7 - 0 9 0 0

DISHWASHER 4 MAINTENANCE Days, full t ime Apply within Bernard!'S. Northwestern Hwv 4 Ink-ster Southfield

DRY' CLEANING PLANT needs coun-t e r help Expertence p re fe r red Will t r am J oecessary Call Mon thru F n >am-3pm Plymouth a rea 455-9170

Staf f a Plus1

Salary based on cxpenenoe Send Box 438. Observer k Eccentr-.c News-

Kpers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia, ichman 48150

to have e x p e n ] FINANCIAL OFFICER for Business In-vestment Co Individual wtth IS) years min imum Commencal Loan or Ventura 4 su

EARN $6-88 P E R HOUR Don-imcs Ptiza Is now hiring Drivers Full 4 P a r t Ume Must have own c a r 4 Insurance Must be 18 y rs or older Must be able to work nights 4 week ends Apply in persor. be tween 11AM 6PM DomliKM Pizxa. 28275 Cherry Hill 1 block E o) Middlebelt 59S-0S00

ENGINEERING STUDENT Medium size metal s tamping plant in Royal Oak area Looking for current in-dustrial engineering student with back-ground in blueprint reading 4 f r ee hand sketches, full t ime position irtht bene-fi ts Cali Hawthorne Metal Products

54 » 3800


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e n c e ck E n g i n e e r i n g r e q u i r e d a d v a n c e d d e g r e e d e s i ' -

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c l e a r a n c e a r e r e q u i r e d

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t e l e p h o n e s k i l l s , t a c t a n d t h e j u d g e m e n t r e -

q u i r e d t o d e a l w i t h r e a l e s t a t e s p e c i a l i s t s ,

b r o k e r s , l e n d e r s , w e h a v e a p o s i t i o n f o r y o u .

C a n d i d a t e s m u s t b e d e t a i l o r i e n t e d , w e l l o r -

g a n i z e d a n d f l e x i b l e . P r i o r r e a l e s t a t e , c l o s i n g ,

t i t l e , o r m o r t g a g e b a n k i n g b a c k g r o u n d I s n e c -

e s s a r y . G o o d f i g u r e a p t i t u d e i s h e l p f u l . W e

o f f e r c o m p e t i t i v e s a l a r y a n d c o m p a n y p a i d

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i n g s a l a r y h i s t o r y t o :

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT P.O. BOX 5068

Southfield. Michigan 48037 An Equal Opportunity Employer

P L A N T A C C O U N T A N T /

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e x p e r i e n c e i n a m a n u f a c t u r i n g e n v i r o n -

m e n t t o h e a d u p a n a c c o u n t i n g d e p a r t -

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S e n d r e s u m e & s a l a r y r e q u i r e m e n t s t o :

B o x 5 6 4

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3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t

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I ENGINEERS 4 DESIGNERS mechan-ic*;. elecincai . eoerjry managemen t Graduate mechanical k e lectr ical engi neers with 3 - 5 years of A E desugr experience ID institutional, industrial 4 commercia l buildings Full benefits, life, medical 4 dental insurance, l iberal vacation Call for appointment. Hoyem

Eass<i Assoc Inc, TVoy. S7» I90C An Equal Opportunity Employer

fclXPERIENCED CARPENTER Han dvman for insurance repairs f a l l between S AM - 5 PM < 78- 4 407

Capital experience BBA MBA or CPA Call Mr Tyler 313-559-7822

F IREPLACE Shop needs self motivat-ed mechanically inclined person for p a r . u m e work Job will consist of de-liveries stock room, sales k genera l sales duties Apply in person a t Heat n Sweep. 70« Sou-Ji Mam. Plymouth FLOOR MAINTENANCE Position, J 4 nights need car Bonded Multiple loca-t ions metro Detroit Write Maintenance Dept Professional Veter inary Hos.pl tal, 26111 Evergreen Smite 2dV Soct i -field Ml 48078

GENERAL SHOP Fabricating 4 Press opera tor Must be 18 or over Applica lions being accepted at Viking Alumi niitn 30175 Ford Rd No phone inter views

GENERAL SHOP GRINDER No experience necessary 84 50 ar. hour Call between 7 30am and 8.30am

471-4111

GET A JOB NOW 10fi s of Available Positions Call For Free Evaluauon HIRING NOW 548-SW5

150 Fee 22728 Woodward

GO SOLAR Enthusiastic people needed t o promote energy savings Must be available I -»pm Call 878-0124

Jig specialist r home or m

for

FOREMAN for office supply ware-bouse Exper,enced to supervise 12 people Permanent full Ume Seod re-s u m e to P O Box 280 Ro-val Oak. Mi, 480M

FREE COMPUTER TRAINING

For job$. job$, job$ Special program f i r qualified low in-come Oakland County residents

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TeJegrspb 8 Milt area Call T u o Thurs F n $ M am lo 7 pm 542 3SW

GRINDER HAND All sround experienced in frtOdlafl sieej & carbide details Long program Fringe benefi ts Applv a i Mini Preci

! sion. Inc. W M j M l k SouiUfteJd

G r o u n d s K e e p i n g

L i g h t M a i n t e n a n c e S t u d y . l u l l - ume . for apar tment

jcomplex Applications being taken Mon j thru Fri at

F O X C R O F T A P A R T M E N T S 15 Mile 1 Blk W of Telegraph

No pflooe calls please'

G R O U N D S

M A I N T E N A N C E

M A N Village Apar tments in Wixom is seek ing persons for grounds care Please re spono lit person onlv Mot: F r i , t AM -5 PM 30800 Tamarack Dr Pont lac

| Trail k Beck Rd Wixom

G R O l NDS MAI NTEN ANCE j Full tune Must be reliable and able u> | follow instructions Apply Muxirwood

Apartments. Clubhouse Drake k Grand

HAIR C I T T E R Hourly wage and commission E x p e n enced in perms and cuts. Westland

HAIR DRESSERS WANTED Fu t ime expenenced, clientele -only

Garden City 427-8420

HAIR DRESSERS 13i wtUi following Full or part- t ime Boot.l

| Rentals Onlv Roma Hal! P la ta . 261-7140

HAIR DRESSERS Experienced with some following Ap-plv in person only Rumors Salon 6684

. Orchard Lake Rd' W Blcomfield

HAIR Free Cut i Perm given to MODELS, for Advanced Ha.r Design Cla.ssra or. Sun March J and March 24 in Plymouth For information, 343-t>608

HAIR Models needed for top salon Must be willing to accept positive changes For more information cali J eamne at 855-54SS

HAIR STYLIST experienced wilh c'iientelle for progressive salon, pieas-ar.t working conditions Apply Hair ll Is 21017 Fa rnung to r Rd Fa Hills N of I Mile i

r armiTigtori

HAIR STYLIST for growing Troy Barber Saioo Good

:unity Some Clientele preferred 362*0722

HAIRSTYLISTS Experienced with clintele. for Bir mingham salon with facial studio R e n u . basis Top. percentage No prod net rar advertising expenses For inter-view, call 540-4520

HAIR STYLIST with -lientele good percentage West Bloomfield 851-1200

HAIR STYLIST with clientele only ap-ply Interested in mak.ng more money call now - Mile k Mernman area Ask for Ka thleen or V ince 4 76- 7 J 71

BLUE 10 JEAN JOBS M11S W. 13 MM* Fid. St*. 1S5

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T h e K e l l y CJ

HARD WORKING individuals needed cabinet shop Some shop experience

helpful but not necessary Full t ime 4am 12 norm 458-6553

HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Service technician needed for roromer r ial industrial contractor 5 yrs e i p e nence required Steady work good benefit* Call Mechanical Comfort

524 2727

HOMEMAKERS & RETIREES

E/IOKLNC. FOR EXTRA MONEY"1

Why not trv working as a Cashier *> a self serve gas s ta t ion ' SAFE CLEAM working renditions Full and part t ime positions available

Call tot more information

477-8887 H f l R T K I L T I . R E I N T E R I O R PI-ANTST.APE Technician Eaerget tc reliable sell s t a r t e r attentive u> de tails needed for progressive interior plantar ape company Own vehicle re-quired Call Sam U> i j isooti 661 1583

IDEAL JOB for dependable woman 3 days a week. 6 3«am war , Will t rain tti photograph new horw in boapttal per manent part Urne Call 8am-12 oooe Mon thru F n 371-4726

I N F A N T R Y - A R M O R

A R T I L L E R Y Will train 85 V n . u u .quaufW lugh school grads !"S Armv Ages 17 J4 261 73*0

T h u r s d a y . F e f c r u a r y 1 4 . 1 M 6 O A E (p.c.a-tic.w,o-»o* isc 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Hetp Wanted

IF Y O U C A N W O R K

5pm to 11pm & Sat ,

W e n a v e torvg t e r m a s s i g n -m e n t s I n T r o y f o r

• F i l e C l e r k s

• 1 0 - k e y O p e r a t o r s

• R e c e p t i o n i s t s

B e n e f i t s I n c l u d e m e r i t I n -

c r e a s e s a n d v a c a t i o n p a y

CALL NOW!!

362-1180

KELLY SERVICES

Tbe "Kelly Girl" People Noc an agency oever a fee

Equal Opportunity Employer M F H

K MART

Wwild be aMa to work from M l AM w»«May», and 8- I I no Sundays Also, nawdiul a re C a a t l a n tkat aa wort (Wi lb l . aclmdlilas weekdays ssrf

MANAOOUAL ASSIST AWT tm k

•urdsnag 4 floor work.

M U t i t C w f U

W j al K Man, 2JIM W 8 MUe Rd Southfield. on T W s d a y s * Fridays a f te r I P M

LA.NDSCAPER Eaperwocwd w t u Bmoum. Lock. «'*td Eater 13V4420

LATHE OPERATOR Experienced Livonia i r u

425-0018

LATHE OPERATOR rears expeneoce Non production t ™ jot Must be able to road blsepruita, (-ustotn macAios p a r t s Uimlng 4 -Jireadiag Call b e t w s m 8 a m - l l S o o o for a p p o u t m e n t 537 -4335

!F YOU WANT THE WORK

WE HAVE THE JOBS

Light Factory

Slum and Long Term Assignments Available Call I s Today'

ENTECH SERVICES, LTD.

9 9 9 C h i c a g o R d . , T r o y

A H E A D O F T H E R E S T

Lathe Operator 5 t o 1 0 y e a r s e x p e r t e n c e

W a g e s c o m m e n s u r a t e w i t h

e x p e r i e n c e

6 6 0 - 3 1 2 4

Law Enforcement Will t ra in Good pay aod benefits Enlist in US Army Ages 17-34

261-7380 LAWN SPRAY APPLICATOR

Permanent 4 seasonal jobs Bloomfield 840-3003

LAYOUT INSPECTOR PERSON M I S T be famil iar with com-pound layout*, using sign plates Cordas and or computer expertence belpful Excellent pay and benefits

LEARN T H E EXCITING WORLD of Finance 4 Investment No experience necessary Ful l 4 part Ume petitions Call Dsn 356-4620

332-4350 588-5610

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for tbe lol-lowing pos3lions Production 4 Triacbiw

#D0 Junction. P3vm-

I m m e d i a t e O p e n i n g s We are looking For Aggressive outfoing people for our Telemarketing Depart men; No eipervence necessary We will t ra in Very important must bave a good telephone vo*ce Salary plus ccov missjoc Vou can earn up to $7 M an bour We bave 2 shi lu available Days -i JQiftm-Jprr. Evenings •-•pm Call to-day between 10a*r. and 4pm Ask for Mrs. p i t ch or Mrs Joseph

32500 F a r m i n g t o n

'I INDUSTRIAL

MAINTENENACE PERSON Must have electrical 4 mechanical background Applv In person Adbo Sys-tem. I n c . 12052 M e r n m a n Livonia

INDUSTRIAL Variety of general Labor Jots

S o experience r

MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICE

585-5595 INSURANCE AGENCY personal lines customer service representative Mini-m u m 2 years experience Southfield

Call Mr Coll ins 356-4010

INSURANCE AGENCY'

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CRT Operator

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CALL NOW!!

362-1180

KELLY SERVICES

The Kelly Gir l" People Not an agency Never s fee

356-4010 | Equal Opportunity Employer M/F . H

6 M i l e

478-2784

MANAGER TRAINEE

F»U urne permanent pnatuxk uoporta any to gals retail axpMrsoce 4 l o a n

RUSSELL3 FORMAL WEAR 1*61 W 14 M l k Rd

Madtaon Hatgta 44*71

MANILTUST 4 HAIRDRESSER nssicad Hetsnaa. 7 Grand Center Radford mS-BSt

MA.NLTACTVRXNG Plant m 4 U G * eider Dearborn a n a Call 8 4 SOpro 276-860®

MANUFACTURING Plant oewds F a b n eating Snpamaor Dearborn area Call

"«n»-4 Mpm, 276-8MM

Marketing & Telephone

Representatives I f y o u a r e

• A r t i c u l a t e a n d d e t a i l

o r i e n t e d .

• G o o d o n t h e t e l e p h o n e

• G o o d I n d e a l i n g w i t h

p e o p l e

• L o o k i n g f o r c h a l l e n g i n g ,

t e m p o r a r y a s s i g n m e n t s ...

L e t K E L L Y S E R V I C E S p u t

y o u t o w o r k E a r n g o o d

m o n e y t h e K E L L Y W a y b y

c a l l i n g t h e o f f i c e n e a r e s t

y o u :

500 Help Wanted

PART-TIME TELLERS

Slander* Federal ha* immediate l | a ings tar p a r t - t i n te l lers PsaiUoaa at for approximately M-M b o w s work

for r a m locat ion . Ugbt tvprng

teller traiaiag ia Troy

Plaaas apoly between » ly - Friday at

E>parV

500 Help Wanted

ASSISTANT STORE

MANAGER

STANDARD FEDERAL 4th Floor

Peraonpal Department 1401 W Big Beaver

Troy, '

E O S M F H V

PART TIME waniad at i mile 4 Northville Counjp Carwaah

443-1964

Farmington Hills Renaissance Center Ann Arbor Berkley Bloom/ieJi Id Hills Brighton Dearborn E Detroit Lathrup village Livonia Ml Clemens Troy Warren Westland

553-7820 259-1600 87J-2M0 386-7800 642-8450 227-2034 271-5300 778-6190 558-0300 522-4020 782-5400 362 1190 573-4290 729-1040

KELLY SERVICES

Equal Opportunity Employer M F.'H

MEAT CUTTER - Young person to learn t rade full time. No nights or Sun-days Ken s Quality Meats. 29590 Or-ctuu-d Lake. Farmington HiU* 151-2030

MECHANICALLY Inclined Individual Deeded with organlxauonal skills, abie lo p repare schedule*, maintain 4 re-build medical pbcftoproceaung equip-ment Apply in person between 1pm-3 30pm iiOfl Induatrtkl Row .Troy be-tween 14 4 15 mile Oil Coolldge

Southfield

wtth desire to learn Must be versed in rating homeowners. I and personal automobile -Agency back ground required Salary open. 568-2555

INSURANCE agency seeks Indlvidnal with personal line* background to act as a personal line* service represent* t l v e ' M u s t be totally familiar with all personal lines coverages Send resume to Administrat ive Mgr PO Box K333 Birmingham Mi 49011 Personal 4 confidential

INSURANCE AGENCY seeks Personal Lines Underwri ter Prefer expenence but will t rain Salary open Soothfleld Birmingham are* Call 8 30AM-4 30PM Mon thru F n 646-0311

INSURANCE AGENCY in Sootlifield Has opening for clerical position tn our commercial depar tment Rating background 4 good typing skill*

L I B R A R Y

T E C H N I C A L A S S I S T A N T 2 yr dec ree with food typanf dulls, plesse call

MANPOWER T E M P O R A R Y SERVICE

585-5595 LIGHT CONSTRUCTION wor t Some heaving l if t ing Involved Prefer some-one with e lec t r ica l experience Mr Alan 346-0630

LINGUISTS WiJl train M.000 bonus to qualified high scbooJ grad US Army Afes I '-54

261-7380

reqarred

INSURANCE AGENCY Per*Kiai lines clerk w u s u t customer service reps Experience with home owners L auto pobekes Type 65wpm Computer input expenence helpfui sal-ary commensura te with e ipenence Southfield locauoc 3&S-4400

LNSURANCE A .âdjng company in the fieW of seli-Lasurance j expanding it's Southfield field off ice We nave a need for expen enced inside senior claims represents Uvea with a labi l i ty background Miru-mtnri requirements college oe^r t* prefer red 4-7 years held expertence This is a growth-onented company 4 presents an excellent opportunity for advancement Excellent benefits in-cluding profit sharing SaLarv commen-sura te with expeneoce Please seod work resume to Gallagher Basset: In-surance Service. P O Bos 472*4. Oak Park Mi 48237

LOAN C O U N S E L O R Southfield mor tgage w m c t o g office has an opening for s Loan Counselor

355-4400 i Collection exper ience 1* a m u s t cus-tomer se rv ice snd mortgage back ground a plus Cali Carol at 354-2820

LOCAL FARMINGTON CO looking for laborers with some mechanical ability Apply In person a t 25000 Haggerty Rd Farmington Hill*

LOOKING FOR dependable factory workers lo wor t ful l - t ime In Sterling Hts area Must have own transportation 4 reside tn Highland Par t . Ham-tramck, Redlord or Dearborn Must meet federa l Income giudlines Call 4 ask for Susan 277-2720

MECHANIC TRAINEE For prep depar tment wanted at Michi-gan's No 1 dealer . Sunshine Hood*. Plymouth Paid benefi ts 4 holidays. Call Bary Fountain for appointment.

MECHANIC Will train. Good pay and beoeflU Enlist In US Army Ages 17-34

261-7380

PAYROLL NEED PERSON WITH E X P E R I E N C E AND SUPERVISION. PAYROLL TAX RETURN PREPARATION. UNEM-PLOYMENT TAX LAWS, WITH-HOLDING R E G U L A T I O N S AND OTHER PAYROLL RELATED REGU-LATIONS

PERSON MUST BE A HANDS-ON MANAGER FOR D E P A R T M E N T PROCESSING IN EXCESS OF 1,990 EMPLOYEES

PLEASE FORWARD COMPLETE RE-SUME STATING AVAILABILITY AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS T O

Box 590 OBSERVER 4 ECCENTRIC

NEWSPAPERS 32651 Schoolcraft

Uvonia. MI . 46150


PERSON to wor t part t ime is our ingdept lor Ann Exford 477-7273

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN Expeneoced oe 3 PM computer No Sundays or Holidays. Plymouth Evar-green area Pay comnws— ra te wtth

272-6630

SALES SUPERVISOR

P A R T T I M E

EicaUant ap»on—Wj (or uxhvKMAi who » u u n m l m working M - M hours par mclwttagi

Candida u s fa r U s position * o « i d have SOD* retail fashion latsa background Your pr imary i ssponslblUlak will in-clude selling staff supervision sad assisting customers with their fashion

500 M p Wanted

« W • 8 U»V D I S 1 M . at a s H > M i t M i ; a s i n 88sg corporation. 19 oAwIM a •niquo M J i i e — J * m M n n i h M -vtdnnte. rsalty losnocwed and grow wtth as s u n BOW at 6«-96 pm l e v p8es • • • 8 9*9 •

TELE- MARKETING 90UCTT0KS needed Pan-Urns , lor I I

If yoe a re MSl l l l a s t . awwak wefi. base a good ratca, ana are m M g foe par t Ume w o r t , we seed you. -slHag Crum 5-8PM and soma i a u r d a y s A great

a for stadsnts. housewives. r » « U aa hoar No aeUlac Call

Days. 544-8990

TELEPHONE OPERATOR Day. Evening or MtdnlgM Shift Will t r a m Sa r th fMd a rea 867 8964

Thane positions offer good startling sal-a ry 4 excellent benefit* To explore further, contact Mrs Mann a t 611-6896

WINKELMAN'S An Equal Opportunity Employer

RETAIL SALES children ! shon. Troy P a r t time Including evenings a week enda. Experience preferred 669-444"

p a n time work only 3-4 Mon thru Sat General heavy work Southfield

t o Box 564 Observer 4 Ec-96261 Schoolcraft

46156

RUBBISH TRUCK DRIVER

SALES HELP WANTED Home decorating retail chain needs crea t ive saleapeople to sell wall cover-ing 4 window t rea tment* Flexible hours Excellent benefit* 4 opportunity for advancement Applica Hons accept-ed at 2245 S Telegraph. Dearborn 33818 Plymouth. Livonia. 3164 W 12 Mile. Berkley 31576 Grand River. Farmington

PHONE ROOM P E O P L E K 0 6 p«r hour and.or Commissaon Window 4 Solar Sales Co Apply be-tween I9am-3pm. dally, a l 29776 Grand River |4 blk* W of Middlebelt. corner at Purdue).

AU Weather Seal Co.. inc

PHONE SOLICITORS Highly moUvated people needed. Muat p Hi i si good speeking qualities. Salary, cormntnuon. bonus A*k for Mr. Adam

352-5440

PHONE SOLICITORS needed for solar company tn Uvonia. Evening work Sal-ary pis* bonus Experienced or will train. Call Te rn a f te r 5 30pm 476-6406

PICTURE FRAMER Trainee Excel lent opportunity to learn * fine t rade Fitting, f ramemaking. m a t cutting, glass cutting No experience aeceasary Must be good with hand*, responsible 4 hard working Applications accepted f rom I l a m - 6pm s o n thru Fri. a t P a r t West Gallery. 29448 Northwest-ern. Southfield

Hardworking person needed day mght Fu l l t ime . Near RenCec CaD Be-

i 8AM 3PM ONLY. 159 3271

MEN 4 WOMEN Earn tip u. 350 and more a day as valet parking at tendant* Call between 8am-5pm. 356-4890

MILL 4 LATHE HANDS For precision tool wort- 5 year mini-mum experience. Uvonia area

261-3192

MORTGAGE LOAN CLOSER

Applicant must have thorough knowl-edge of conventional, F H A . , V A mortgages- Company offers competi-tive salary and benefit package Send resume to Michael Matti*. 24400

MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER . A M applications now being taken for

Morning Home Delivery of the Detroit News In the Uvonia a r e* Apply 10am lo noon - F r t . Mon , Tues.. 4 Wed 266*3 Plymouth Rd , Uvonia

NC HortxonUl Mill Operator 4 CNC B n d g e p o n Operator Minimum 5 years experience, good wages, full benefits. Plymouth area 454-4440

INSURANCE Many opportunities Lc suburban agen-cies 'for experienced personal or com-mercial line CSR'i. Salanes to 820 900 Company pays fee .Ann Bell 540-3355

Michigan insurance Personnel

INTERNATIONAL Beauty Salon Chain seeks professional nail technicians, fa-c talis ts . make-up artists cosmetic sales people for an exciting, new

BEAUTY CENTER ai Hudson's Oakland Mall Company benefits include; paid vacation, person-al day?, insurance package and training in a high volume salon atmosphere for qualified candidates I n t emew will be Seld Fr iday . February 15 4 Monday February IS between 13am • 6pm

5 8 i appointment 65-3281

IS THIS FOR YOU* Are ywi ambiuous with strong learning sfcllhT Are you looking for a permanent full u m e position" If so we need your qualified help" Growing PC board man i ifacturer has an immediate opening We offer a medical plan with hospital nat ion 4 life insurance profit sharing paid vacation 4 holidays Starting rate u 85 with first review in 80 days Apply before 11 70am or a f te r !pm s t

Circuits DMA inc 32800 Capitol Ave

Off Farmington Rd Uvonia

JANITORIAL KELP NEEDED Evenings Expeneoce preferred Ro-chester area 652-4257

JANITORiAL Immedia te o p e n m p full 4 pan- t ime pe rmanen t positions available Couples or individuals Uvonia F i rming to r Hil ls nigSU Advancement to Supervi-sory positions available for Sard work

qualified persons Call 8 34am i F n

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - Lift truck D C Motor R e p a i r m a n Seod Resume to P 0 Box J5I67. Southfield. Ml., 46034

MAID WANTED FU LL TIME

For an a p a r t m e n t complex in Farming-ton Hills Call 8-12 PM 474-2510

MAILROOM CLERK Prepare bulk mailing Must have car Full tune, 83 50

hour Apply Moo thru Wed P a r t Gallery, 29488 Northwestern

Afield

NEED ENERGETIC Person with abili-ty to work with people Shipping Room Manager to pack. ship, clean, press graduation gowns year round Five per-son staff Apply tn person Wlllsie Cap and Gown. 34525 Glendale. Uvooia

e r 61

West Hwv. Southfie'k

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Air condiUonlng 4 refr igerat ion expen-eoce needed. Night shift Good pay with benefit* Send r e sume to: Chief Engl neer. 17017 W 8 Mile. Southfield, MI 46075

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Qualified maintenance supervisor for busy Hotel operat ion A successful can-didate will p e a s e * good management skills, a s t rong background in electrical 4 mechan ica l repair Send r t sume to Box 568. Observer 4 Eccentric News-

Spers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Uvonia. chigan 48ISO

MAINTENANCE MAN wanted for me-dium sized apa r tmen t complex Salary plus a p a n m e n l Must be expenenceil Send letter or resume to P 0 Box 824. Southfield Mi 46037

NOW HIRING for part t ime employ

able, 18 years or older Apply within: Ar' Canton Township

ment Day 4 evening openings wily need apply

Apply within: Arby's, 44040 Ford rtd

NOW HIRING 18 y e a n or older in our newly created te lemarket ing depar tmen t No expen-eoce necessary $4 an hour plus com-mission Hours 8 S0am-3ptn 4 4-8pm Call Charlotte 342-4670

NOW HIRING - 25 openings IB new Novt location. Learn an. exciting field la energy systems Positions include In-stal lat ion Sales and Management Trainees Company willing to train right individuals ExceUeM p*y In all positions plus benefits Call for interview 451-0611

N C OPERATOR - Vertical Mill Pre-fer Operator experienced wtth Bosto-Eoatlc but not necessary Apply Rite-Mar t , 1524 E Avis Dr , Madison Hts

MAINTENANCE MAN Full Ume For a p a r t m e n t complex in Westland Must have expenence Call for appointment . 726-0430

•An Equal Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE PERSON wanted lor large bousing development In South-field Previous expenence preferred Capable of per forming general repairs sort, as light electrical, plum rung, heating U v e In position, apartment, utiliues and salary provided Respond to box OS54 Observer 4 Eccwstnc Newspapers. 34251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 46150

MAINTENANCE PERSON Now accepting apcl lcsuons Applj person Moo thru fVi , personnel office. 11 am-4pm. Ramada Hotel, 28225 Teie-grapd Rd Southfield

Ac Equal Opportunity Employer

5pm sr thru I 471-7150

JANITORIAL Persoo expeneoced in tile (or maintenance Min 2 yrs expen ence <stripping, waxing, etc . Also need person expeneoced in gener *l office cleaning. 354-0450

JANITOR P a n u m e no expenence required T-anspor ta i lon necessary Apply in per son Jane t Davis Cleaners Maple at Lafiser

JANITORS Mature individuals with stable wort background to per form full -or p a n t ima work in the Southfield 4 Troy • raws Must have reliable tranaporta uon Apply Moo Frt 12 nson-3PM at 8198 F.-eeland sooth of W Chicago be-tween Schaefer 4 Greenfield

JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN ONLY currant references Union l a k e area

476 MS5

KITCHEN ACCESSORY STORE local *d in major Shopping MaJ Full and Pa.-l t ime Sales Persons Mast be flexi ble m hours like selling to the Public

-k 4 Merchandise :*ap*av

wei: 4 do Stock 141 -4134

LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR A re-sponsible person waotad to oversse the andscape maintenance of 2 Sowthfield apar tment rompJexas Person with a Horticultural or Nursery hsckgrosmd prefer red Position le begin Marc* 13 Please reply to Box 544 Observar 4 Eccentric Newspapers M3S School r r a f t Rd Uvonia Mlchlgaa 46184

MAINTENANCE PERSON tali time Must be experienced m apartment maintenance Steady employment for right person Must not be afraid of hard wor t Salary dependent upon expen-ence Applications being accepted 4am-5pm at 27505 Ford Rd Garden City

OFFICE SUPPLY Stock work Some delivery, general shipping 4 recetvtng. Facili ty with stock numbers important Full time, year 'round, entry level job Applications between 8 30am-oooe at 635 E Maple in Birmingham

OPTOMETR1C ASSISTANT DISPENSER

We are prepared to offer, to the right persoo, an excellent salary . full besse-ftts bonus. 4 profit necessary to w o r t trtst off ice Pontlac

OPTO METRIC OFFICE needs part t ime receptionist 4 cosstad lens dispenser to w o r t afternoons 4 eves Should have a vivacious tele-phone manner and an easy smile Uvo-nia area Call 773-2400

ORGANIST Regular 4 Substitutes needed for First Church of Christ. Scientist. F Call

f a rming ton 4«8 V i s

the mountains of Vail Colorado Pro-gressive salon looking for expeneoced hair designer Accommodations provid-ed Call Bread* Collec! 303 476-5933 Or 8441494

M A K E U P P E R S O N wanted full u m e to wor t on rental ba-sis. B i rmingham salon 8441066

MAN AGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Opportunity with leading nation wide company providing financial servlcea financial planning Prefer expeneoce in advanced sales 4 finance Send Resume to P O Box =654 Plymouth Ml 48179

M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E S Elaine P o w e r s the largest fitness sys-tem for women la the world. Is BOW seeking ethulastlc peopJe for entry level management positions If yon are « - , < w onesstsd. in good pkysscal con diuon. 4 bellve Is f i tassa this is Um ca-reer opportunity for you Sosne rakall sales experlessee is receenmessdad Now hmng for onr Westland location

Call 2247840

M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E S I retai l chain see«j train management Positions u

all arena of Metro Detroit Apply ts per son Thursday February 14 2nm 4pm Yankee Peddle, 31946 Freeway P a r t Dr Farmington Bias Ml

'PARALEGALS* Minimum 2 years experience, above av-erage wage* Send functional resume 4 3 let ters of recommendation to First Paralegal Inc . 32433 P a r t wood West

46183 PART TIME CUSTODIAN

To work In skilled nursmg facility Please contact Pat Turkm between 7 AM 3 PM 477 2941


PART TIME lasndrey person 2 days week prtvate home Must have wrtagar type experience Own t ransporta t ion Uvonia are* After 6pm 424-3446

PERMANENT PART-TIME

MORNINGS-EVENINGS Dta. America Marketing, the nation's largest te lemarket ing organlxaUon with 55 brsiick offices tfoai coast to coas t is expanding again' Ws s r * look ins for 10 aggressive money moUvatsd individuals who ar* looking for s s extra 8440 to 6940 per month, part Urn* Ws offer s guaranteed salary and an excel lent incentive plan H o r n are tier, tkra F n Sam to l om ar 8 99pm la 994pm. Sat Sam to 2pm For more informa-tion. glee ss s call a t

569-0057 PERSON NKKI* t> for 4aU ess las snd other duties Is Ussstal lab Artistic s tub

i helpful stal l a b

PRE-SCHOOL Dance Instructor Gymnastic Coach Gymnastic Instruc-tor*. Swim Instructor* Birmingham Y 644-9034

PRESSMAN eoced A.B Dsct 340 k MolU Managerial ability p re fe r red

Southfield area 549-6729

E x p e n e 12S0 S

PRESSMAN Full t ime A B D»ct Excellent opoortu nlty Plymouth area 4 & 2 9 4 0

SALESPERSON for lumber counter 4 itock. full t ime Day 4 evenings Apply at 1950 Ana Ar-bor Rd Plymouth

SEAMSTRESS For minor 4 ma)or repairs full time, does not have to speak English. Mai Kal Cleaners. 24225 W 7 Mile st Telejpapt,

Security Guard high rise apdrtmesxt complei

SECURITY

ffile Security Servce Rod. Oak P a r t

22150 Greenfield 844-2400

Aa Equal Opportunity Employer

SECURITY INVESTIGATORS SECURITY GUARDS

Expanding company has serera l a Horn open Apply now. 30623 Schi c ra f t . Uvonia

SEMI RETIRED COUPLE, young eo-t r ep reoeun , or )mH willing Individual Pr iva te summer athletic club looking for sotneooe to operate food commis-sary Send Resume srlth your Ideas oe how you will manage this responsibili-ty t o Village Athletic C u b . P O Box B2. Lathrup Village. Ml.. 49076.

SERVICE CONSULTANTS NEEDED For new exercise studio la Gardao CHy, part- t ime peal Uooa available Wul train-A*k for Mary, 826-1510

TELEPHONE RESEARCH NO SELLING

t f y o u :

A r e a r t i c u l a t e

• A r e p u n c t u a l

E n | o y p h o n e w o r k

If y o u c a n w o r V

A f t e r n o o n s o r e v e n i n g s

6 - h o u r a h i t t s M o n d a y t h r u

F r i d a y

• In B l o o m H e l d H i l l *

G r e a t o p p o r t u n i t y t o r » t u -

d e n t a o r h o m e m a k e r a

Call for a n a p p o i n t m e n t

6 4 2 - 9 6 5 0

2 0 0 0 N, W o o d w a r d

B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s

Kelly Services

The Kelly Girl " People NOT AN AGENCY NEVER A F E E

Equal Opportunity Employer M F H

500 Wanted W A N T S ) T E U P H O K K SOUCTTOflS 8 aniblt l iss top-sake* ps<•*» far even

TCM^^rîagaiMe ssska m ans^ OaU

WATER HEATER INSTALLER r r p s n — r a S

Ossn toots sad truck

WE TRAIN YOL-Achswv* ( n i t — s a i l rwrwgnnms sfcllh and financial snccass ^s tckly A cfcai cwnm w ' — l l J • » » «*• t r a lMns W t can tarn your carsai d r u n m l n t o a reality t i r ru ing and e v * sang classes svsl labla (NosBtaai matar i i l A a r s e only I EOC Fur sddiusnal u» formation and enroilmant call

Laura Cant ln , Mgr . 326-2000

R m I E a t a t e O r w . W e a t i a n d

64 96 HOUR GUARANTEED and sx traa up t s 816 99 aa hour par t - l imn No experience necessary, sss srll) train you

" " " * " I Depart-533 7746 Call lor

502 H^p Wanted Dantal Madical

A I D E S / O R D E R L I E S Are you looking tar Wws-tecm Sob sta-bility with a las lie r la the health, car* industry" If so. we currently have full-

ami part- t ime positions available * 3 to 11pm self l Apply within.

Mon thru Fri. 10am to 2pm

F o u r C h a p l a i n s C o n v a l e s c e n t C e n t e r

2 8 3 4 9 J o y R d , W e a t i a n d We are aa a f f l rmiUve action employer

ANIMAL EMERGENCY room techni-cian ar nurse wanted full time. 4 day week midnights Excellent opportunity to use all y e w talsnt* in wed equipped

Wes Redford

A N N A R B O R - Y P S I A R E A RN's needed lor total pstient care

RN'a or L P N s needed for ventilator ps-t ient Specialty pay r a l e s

M e d i c a l P e r s o n n e l P o o l

9 9 4 - 4 2 0 0

ASSERTIVE DENTAL ASSISTANT full t ime positwo available for c h a r m log. cheerful , highly motivated Individ-ual to >otn o w .dental team. Experience mil.IISStry, replies confidential 427-6319

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Experienced In telephone sales or ap-pointment* 69-67 per hour plus bom* Call Mrs Kline. 261-4490

TESTING TECHNICIAN Metallurgical background 4 lechnca l w n u n g Ki l l s required K J Law Engi neers. 22460 Research Drtve Farming too Hllla, 44024 479-31M


TOOL 4 DIE Journeymen- full Ume day 4 afternoon position Experienced In die repair ot Use 4 progressive dies Must have m-preas trouble sbnotins ability Call BUI 6am-4pni 991-527?

TOOL MAKER for screw machine p l a n t should he familiar wtth all phas-es of grinding, dovetail form loots, 4 r e a m e r s Brown 4 Sharpe r a m layout 4 cutting a p lus Seod wor t history srlth resume to PO Box 456. Farmington. Ml 46024

TOOLMAKER OR MACHINIST All sround. Minimum 5 yrs experience Burt 4 Evergreen Ca l l 592-4911

P R I N T E R APPRENTICE, to w o r t In quick print shop M o t have valid driv-e r I license and be willing to srork over-time. Call for appC. 449-4096

do quality s ror t Call 6 30AM-SPM Monday thru Fr iday 557-5433

- PRINTING -Expeneoced small Press Operator

Farmington a rea 474-9230

P R O D U C E H E L P W A N T E D ixpenenced Apply Moo

Between nooo 4pm Bob s F a r m Market

31210 W Warren - Westland

P r o d u c t i o n A s s i s t a n t PC board and electronic assembly. Ugbt typing, shipping receiving. Inventory maintesuusce Accepting applications

C O N T R O L P A K C O R P . 23640 Industrial P a r t Drive

Farmington HID*. Mich., 471-0337

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Busy production machine shop la West lane has opening for floor supervisee with good working knowledge of mill-ing. drilling, set-ups Good opportunity for quality minded persoo. Benefits. Sesid resume to. PO Box B9105. Westland Mi 46165

PROGRAMMER Experienced responsible for w n t i n g manual p rogram* Writing program manusenpts la computer language De-

4 aptimlxlag program at the selecting proper speeds.

Programming ot cootoor machining 2 axis Shop machining experience is a definite plus Qualified applicant call Dick Lapich at Laser Lab Detroit , be-LaplcS :

i 8am-10am 4 2-4 pm. 471-545?

PUBLIC RELATIONS/FuDd Raiser Assistant for National health agsncy Ex peri eoced in wor t ing with media, newsletter* special events Resxime t o AFMC, 23400 Michlgaa Avenue Suite 605. Dearborn. Mich 46124.

Purchasing Agent For apar tment m a n a j s m m e ® compa-ny Famil iar with all types of mater ia l used in maintaining apar tments Expe-rience and references required Call Moc thru F n J a m to Spm.

352-2013 An Equal Opportunity Employer

PURCHASING PERSON wanted for busy electncal distributer Some else Uieal or electronic expenence helpful Send resume with experience and sal-ary requirement* to P O Box 2994 Farmiagtan Hills, Mi 49924

RADIATOR MAN wanted Must have expenence la repairing 4 rebuilding ra-diators Run your own shop, no invest-

oeeded 452-10

RECEPTIONIST I CLERICAL Full time Expenence p s e f g i sd Send resume and cover letter t n MIC. 15115 Northville Rd Plymouth. Ml 49170

RECEPTIONIST Evenings 4 W e e k e n d for large rondo complex In Troy Must be ma t«re reliable and able to deal with people Duties include sole super-vision of clubhouse facility, phosse an-swering. filing and Handling emergency situations This is * psrmsxssnL pert u m e position. Excellent opportunity for

Call Moe thru F n 16AM-4PM 641-9970

RECORD CLERK ENGINEERING .Aggressive individual who wtU be re-sponslble for Fn f ln s s r i ag Document* tloe with sosne ft-afusg i 'Ewctncal 4 Mschanicaii ability Rscant High School Graduate usefssied Dynamic j isag Robotics Firm, eas t si n suburb Respond to- Box 546. Observer 4 Ec-centric Newspepsn . M251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvooia. Michigan 491M)

REPAIR PERSON Small tir* repair slsop n i l is fall t ime worker Warren 4 Sowthfield Ares Csll a f te r 5 PM 464 947J

S A L E S MANAGER Aftermarkst experlessee workkng s manufac tarers represenut lves I s Paint. Body

b s c h p o a a d 9sstrs ary Coenmjsssow Call K R Smith.

PARK CHEMICAL OO

SALESPERSON

BlaonvfisM No phone rails

S a l e s p e r s o n - F u n T i m e For Ifeupsry sod hsfh * o p Fswsr l sa re preferred Call Mr Abrainaon 644-4*9*

SERVICE GRINDER HAND Spacer Tool

Plymouth, Mich 454-1690

SERVICE STATION Attendant, par t t ime evening hours, Mobil. 27916 Grand River, onar To Mile Farmington Hills

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Midnight Shif t Full T ime Long Lake

openings for 2 driveway attendants, par t or fall time Flexible hours, good pay Apply Tel-Maple Car Care, corner of Teleigraph 4 Maple, Birmingham.

644-2910

SHAMPOO ASSISTANT for salon with pleasant wor t ing conditions Apply at: Hair It Is. 21017 Farmington Rd . r * r m i n g u * Hills <N of 6 Mllel

SHAMPOO GIRL Must be * licensed Cosmetologist Call Rochester 651-1221

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING Full ume position available in our Uvo-nia Warehouse Por t l i f t truck expen-ence required Applications may be

op in our lobby and submitted to picked [be Re. . »<-

Taxahl Corp 32790 Capitol. Uvonia

{Plymouth 4 Farmington Rds Area)

SMALL ENGINE Technician to do re-pairs 4 uiae-ups of generators experience necessary Good loca Good bessefJts Call for appt. 526-9209

SMALL PARTS Assembler oeeded for electronics company Soldering expen-ence helpful Applications taken Feb 14 4 15. 8aro ! Wpm st 8118 General Court la Plymouth

SNOW SHOVELERS For Malrwood Apartments, Drake 4 Grand River Co-cell basis Call and leave name and number 479-5545

SOMEONE TO CARE If you h**e always wanted to help someone and have room ta your b e a n and home then foster parenting for a child srlth mental retardation migbt b for you Wort la your home. earn. 6S0C 8790 per month and help * persoo who really needs you C* HOSCEFINDER *t 346-9290

SONG WRITERS 4 ARTISTS Financial marketing f i rm offertng fall 4 part time position Call David, F n day ,8am-9pm 479-5135

SUPERVISORY TRAINEE WANTED for fast-paced commercial .• residential construction firm Background in elec-trical. plumbing 4 carpentry necessary Please call Eileen. Frt. Feb 15. or 86on Feb 16 between l&am-4pm at 629-5411

SUPPLY Will t ra in Good pay and benefits Enlist In US Army Ages 17-24

261-7380 SURVEYOR ASSISTANTS

P e r m a n e n t position for Field Assistants oo Survey Crew* Some experience pre-fe r red Call Professions! ~


TAILOR AND OR SEAMSTRESS

348-5175 48-M77

TAILOR for Quality Mens Clothing S u r e Must be completely experienced In Floe Alterations Apply tn persoo: Country Squire Shop. 75 W Long Lake Rd . Bloomfield HUM

T E A C H E R ( B U S I N E S S ) Detroit H I I S I I I I M InsUtate

looking for s qualified

evenings 8 Bachelors

be available I 6 99pm-8 3 tpm, Must ks*e a I Degree Teaching of baste

clerical skills Interested applicants please submit Resume t o Detroit PusirsM Institute Attention Karen Newt i r t . 217M Northwesters

Salt* ' 5 1 5 Sowthfield. ML S3?,"

TEACHWI FOR Uvonia preschool 36-49 hoars

per weak Moa F n 529-37M

TEACHER for Plymouth Caaken Area Co-op Nursery 4 weekly Send rename to WO!nscreak Co-op Nursery

TEACHERS seeded fuD aod p a n Ume for lafaat , iaddlsr 4 pre-erfcool pro-grams at i i a f i e g Trey day ca r* E x p * r taare and or 4*0we Call 8am lo 1 l a m Moa thru 7 W * E l a d s r r s r e

TEACHING position available for F a n n M f t a n Day Care C a a l v After noons wort lag wttl children HebstTtetsw Call

with after school age

TOOLMAKERS Well estsbliabod company la Plymouth

I looking, for experienced Tool-la CoM Header tooling Top

a rea is maker wages plus the following benefits Hospitalisation. Dental Paid Vacation. P ro f i t Sharing. Uf* Insurance Call Bob. N a t k n a l Set Screw

1 8 AM-4 30PM

T O O L R O O M H E L P E R Reliable person with experience saw man shipping sad receiving, drilling tapping aod deburrtng parts Si employment Overtime Exceilenl and f r inge benefits

NORMAC. INC. 720 E Baseline. Northville

248-2644

5 0 2 t t e i p W i

too Hills. M k h 49018

DIETARY AID N E E D E D P a r t u r n * wilh possibility of fall

ens* C n n t l a . s i Ca r s C 898 Venoy W.yae, ML

EEC TECHNICIAN * d Par t t ime

psr^wssk la pr lvs la clinic

E X P E R I E N C E D oeeded fall time. Uvooia officw. lor In-terview call a f te r 6pm 624-7612

E X P E R I E N C E D I n s u r a n c e Fi l ing Clark 'with typing skills tar bwsy medi-cal pract ice tn B l rmlnghsm a r e s Phone, ask for Rath 449-9177

E X P E R I E N C E D MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Doctor's office, la Royal Oak. Call a f t e r 6pm 945-4216

kppty la persoo Canton Care Ceai 42615 Michigan A v e . Camion

or call 297-0400 -An Equal Opportunity Employer

Hospital and - Physician

BILLERS EARN TOP DOLLAR 4

WORK ONLY WHEN YOU WANT TO

CALL 4 7 8 - 6 8 1 5 " r T e m p o r a r y P r o f e s s i o n a l s

sr. HYGIENIST WANTED

t ime lor general prac t ioner ' s ail Uvooia a r e * 427-9111

ented persoo poaiuoo Salary k benefi ts Dearborn area.

A.R.T, FuU u m e poaition available in a 299 bed ger ia t r ic ioog-Cerm care facility This position requires assembly aod closure of medical record*, coding, in-d u i n g . and abstract ing of d a u for U . R . quality assurance programs, snd research piu)ei.t* Indlvldu*! must pos-sess competency in written and verbal communication skill*, ability t s type 44-45 W P M Previous nursing home ex

od Will consider par t or a madical records

clerk wiih nursing home experience No phosse calls accented Please send re-sume only u> Pame la K a m i , R N . M S . N . Director of CBnicsl

Rd . De t ro i t Mich "

I N S U R A N C E C O O R D I N A T O R

E x p e r i e n c e d o n l y . A b l e t o

h a n d l e a l l a s p e c t s o f d e n t a l

I n s u r a n c e G r e e n f l e l d / 9 M i l e

a r e a . S a l a r y c o m m e n s u r a t e

w i t h a b i l i t y a n d e x p e r i e n c e .

A l l b e n e f i t s 9 6 8 - 5 5 4 0

desk including pegbosrd billing Salary negotiable Margaret anytime bat Wed.

BUSY PEDIATRIC office tn Uvonia seeks full t ime receptionist. Exper leenced only Front desk duties and In-surance Billing. 479-1252

BUSY SOUTHFIELD ophthalmologic* office looking for responsible persoo as fall t ime receptionist P re fe r expen

wtth Blue Shield. Medicare. CRT Reply to box 544, Observer 4 1c Newspapers. 24251 School ' ' Michigan

Eccentr ic c ra f t Rd., Uvonia, I 46159

CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT For Oral Surgery office. Uvooia are* Full Ume position Monday thru Friday

427-2330

DENTAL ASSISTANT for Uvonia spe-cialty practice, fuU 4 part time avail-able Must have expeneoce Weekdays only Benefi ts avai lable 522-7212

DENTAL ASSISTANT Orthodontic assistant for Southfield specialist. P a r t t ime Will train gsiisis al dental assistant CaU244-5129

DENTAL ASSISTANT CHAIRSIDE Exper ienced Full T ime N W Area Good pay tar qualified person

Call 997-1195, Evenings 951-9492

DENTAL ASSISTANT oeeded t ime evenings and S a t Novi are*

477-7229

Par t

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Par t Time 11 lo 15 Hours/Week

Rochester Internist 679-7720

MEDICAL ASSISTANT P a r t t ime. Moo..

call 979-1940

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for LAND PODIATRY OFFICE, par t - t ime Expenened need only apply Call Moo thru Frt. 8am to 5pm 515-1555

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T

Par t - t ime poaiuoo. excellent Southfield are* Call Adnenne, daily be-tween 8 AM and Noon. 249-9190

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 29 bours per week at 64 50 per hou Pregnancy Termination facility Uvonia 261 2420

7T9

NURSE AIDE COORDINATOR

g r y a d — a - f a r i r n a ^ s a s ~ -• Farmsagtna as r s i sg hsssaa. t sU U n a . n a n u s l A i h l i T h i i f i o g b s o t s s a * •

Moo thru F n - T i n

N U R S E A I D E S / A L L S H I F T S Apply in ps r soo

F R A N K L I N M A N O R

2 6 9 0 0 F r a n k l i n R d

S o u t h f M d

NURSE AIDES

Fall aad part time 4-11 sad 11-7 A M shift* Expsrianca so t nirsassry will t ra in M n i be 11 Apply la parson only. Ms Watklas Nightengale Wast N a r e M a Home 6395 Newbiagh Rd WsaUaatf, near Joy Rd No phon* calls

NURSE AIDES RN/LPN'S

Flexible Home Care cases aad staff re-lief in Oakland County Requires OOe year clinical experience la last 2 ywars

U p } o h n H e a l t h C a r e S e r v l c e a

C a l l M o n . t h r u . F r i . 6 4 2 - 7 9 0 0

Nurse Aide Training Program

Franklin Manor Convales-c e n t C e n t e r i s o f f e r i n g a n ^

approved Nurse Aide Train-i n g P r o g r a m f o r m a t u r e a n d

c a r i n g w o m e n d e s i r i n g l o

w o r k w i t h t h e e l d e r l y , t h a i

n e e d t r a i n i n g t o b e a N u r s e

A i d e . U p o n c o m p l e t i o n , o t

N u r s e A i d e c o u r s e y o u m e y

b e e l i g i b l e t o J o i n o u r s t a f f "

F o r f u r t h e r i n f o r m a t i o n c a l l , i

P e r s o n n e l O f f i c e . 10 a m t o 3 -

p m „ M o n . t h r u F r i . W e a l s o J

a c c e p t a p p l i c a t i o n s f r o m e x -

p e r i e n c e d N u r s e A i d e s

3 5 2 - 7 3 9 0

NURSES AIDES to se r r fce patient* in Novi, Northville k Wlxxmn. 1 yr boapi- _ tal or nursing home experience Reli-able transportation Call 423-44041

NURSES AID6 N E E D E D Weekeods ooly for af ternoon 4 mid- J night shift Experience p se f e i t ed S Apply in person Venoy Continued Care " Center. 3998 Venoy, Wayne. Mi

NURSING AIDES Work available ImmedlaU NorthvUle Nursing Aid osro hours, in our client 's bor. Beverly Home Health Care. 524-4450

dlataly f. Scboaule your

OB GYN need* *n expennced medica l receptionist ooly Very busy office. FuU time. Moo thru F n . 8-5pen CompfcW' pegboard 4 Insurance expeneoce C8M'

254-4470

OFFICE CLERK For Extended Care Faci l i ty

Familiar srlth payroU k off ice durea Mast be able to type, f home or hospital expene For appointment call Mr

245-5909 WESTWOOD NURSING

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Most be experienced, X-Ray. EKG k vena puncture, full l ime Farmington

474-7540

OFFICE MANAGER or Oncology Office in Sovthfield

Call betsreen 8*m and 5pm, 244

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 4 NURSE To w o r t la a doctors ' off ice la South-field. No weekends. E x p e n e n c e Uo car-diology preferred. Please send resusssss to Box S9M. Obssrver 4 Eccen tnc Newspapers, 36151 Sctsoolcraft Rd Uvooia . Michigan 44159

MEDIC AL BILLER srlth CRT experience for d a u entry Full t ime days Benefi ts Call Robbie 246-6900

DENTAL ASSISTANT for progressive office Full t ime

TRAINING OPPORTUNITY

General Secretaries and 15 people to become Legal Office Spscisl-ists These special 8 month training pro-g r a m s a re opeo to qualified residents of Oakland County who have a high school diploma or GED, are unemployed or underemployed, can meet JIPA income requirements No previous ha rnes s background required Program partici-pants wiU receive paid tuition, t ransporta t ion allowance. training on modern equipment, cer t i f icate upon compietidh C l i s s begin soon Participant selection ha* begun. So

Call Today! 5 5 7 - 5 7 4 4 D e t r o i t B u s i n e s s

i n s t l t u t e - S o u t h f l e l d

2 1 7 0 0 N o r t h w e s t e r n •Sivy.

D e l t a D e n t a l B l d g .

S u i t e 5 1 5

TRANSMISSION INSTALLER

6350 guarantee plus commission Ex-cellent coodiuoos Hospitalisation, life

TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER Must have experience oo Sabre lor new N W Suburban Agency Seod resume 4 salary requirements to 27600 Arling-ton. Southfield, Mich 49976

TRAVEL AGENTS Career opportunity. National travel agency seieks qualified detail-oriented travel agent* with minlmsm of 2 years expenence Must be eompater-trained Salary plias commisslott. Ask for Mr Golding 642-6204

T R A V E L A G E N T 2 yrs Sabre experlessee, busy ham office, growth potential

TRAVEL GROUP PLANNER Air Coordinator

Minimum 2 years expenesic* booking group air reservation* with Apollo com-puter experience Others need aot ply Creative-self s tar ter well groomed 4 must have ca

'el Medical, dental 4 travel besie-flt* tncluded Resumes ooly Attention Group Dept 24424 W McNtehots, Detroi t Ml 46218

TRUCK DRIVER Experienced Par t Ume Able to operate our equipment an local wai ilnissi runs Send u s i m i to: Tom AttiB. 442 Amelia S t . Plymouth MI 4617«

T R U C K D R I V E R S

A H E L P E R S Call 524-2296 ar 699-6169

TRUCK DRIVER 4 STOCK PERSON Wanted Metro ares Reply to Box 814. Observer 4 Eccen-tr ic Newspapers. 39231 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia . Michigan 49150

T R U C K D R I V E R We are seeklsag i

s o r t s s s j i Deliveries are made within oar Snslhioslas n, dsstrlbetloo

l Drivers are required to unload r truck* Qualifications muat In-

clude 2 years all aeasos t ractor trailer

a t ions accepted 8 AM 2 P M

Aa Eqaai

TTTHBtlNC ASSISTANT sxpanenc* IIS ssssry Will for high schooler Par t Una ham area Call

nadsd No irsia Ideal

Bkrmtac-624-9117

TWO FULL Time posKioas B i r m i n g h a m Branch an Taller Loan OfBear at Kas Branch Btrmiaghsm T a a d UsSoa

Taller s i d Combo 100 Harbor sera Crwdkt

647 5949

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DENTAL ASSISTANT Par t - t ime, flexible hours Employment or school training p r e f e r r e d Farmington area 476-4616

E X P E R I E N C E D DENTAL Assistant Farmington are* Good pay and bene-fit*. Some evenings and occasional Sat urdays 474-7490

DENTAL ASSISTANT - P e d i s t n c dentistry, expeneoce pre-ferred btit Dot necessar-v Farmington Rill* 553-2240

DENTAL ASSISTANT Mature, 2 years expenence minimum

conditions, benefit* 861 3434

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DENTAL ASSISTANT needed. If yon a re bright, friendly experienced, please )otn our family dental t e a m Relaxed a tmosphere 534-0202

DENTAL ASSISTANT- Former dental a*st. srbo wishes to ease herself back into tbe work force permanent p a n Ume position Could exp*nd lo full t ime West Bloomfield 661-1440

DENTAL ASSISTANT Aa experienced chair aide, immediate opening, srell eatabliahed general prac-tice. Attractive salan 1 4 benefit pack-age No evening* Reference* oeces-

- ' ~ " i. D*y» 3V 626-2661

DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT -experienced, send resume to W E McMmn DDS 36160 3 Mile, Uvooia . Mi 46154

DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT Expeneoced m 4-handed dentistry, sal-*ry commensura te with expenence. Weatiand 722-5123

D E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T P*rt u m e for busy Southfield dental pract ice. CaU 355-8400

DENTAL HYGIENIST Excellent opportunity to wort in coci-

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sant w o r t environment Friday i-5 29pm additional Ume possible

Salary 'Commensurate with experience Call 453-6450

DENTAL HYGIENIST Friday 4 Saturday One Saturday off per uieeith Berkley Royal Oak are*

296-5545

DENTAL OFFICE- Experienced Insurance appointment* etc Two days. 8am-Spm Uvonia area

425-2121

D E N T A L P R O F E S S I O N A L S Hygiemsu .Assistants Receptionists

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HYGIENISTS Downtown, Radford. Lincoln Park. Lake Orion. HosreU. Ster ling Heights 4 Bmwnstown

ASSISTANTS R E C E P T I O N I S T S Soathfieid. B m n i a c h s m . Caatno, Tay-lor. Garden City. I f i i ford. Fisher Building

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444-: 2121 or 647-74M

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MEDICAL CLERK seeded full Ume. Southfield a rea Med-ical billing, d a u en t ry expeneoce oec

552-0170

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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST for boar Royal Oak. Troy off ices Light typing. peigbo*rd. office expenence necessary Call between 1-5pm. -269-2227

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MEDICAL SECRETARY responsible dependable Pegbosrd expeneoce

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MEDICAL SECRETARY k insurance biller for well established OB GYN

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MEDICAL SECRETARY *t least 2 yrs experience in billing 4 medical aa-su tan t for a family pract ice m Canton After 6pm 661-5165

MEDICAL SECRETARY P a r t Ume, 13 hours per week, Toe*. 4 F n Top Dermatology office Musi have at least ooe yea r Medical office expenence or training and type at l ead 45wpm Farmington Hills. Call

552 890

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST With experience Therapuuc tSruga. HepaUtis testing. fuU t ime days Bene-fits. Call Robbie, 346-9000

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN • fall l ime. Southfield area o291. Observer 4 Eccentric para. 34251 Schoolcraft Rd Michigan 46159 OPTICAL D I S P E N S E R srlth kxsOWl-a d j e o . b k U U *

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PART-TIME SURGICAL O F F I C E Expeneoced office help Medical ter-minology. typing, filing, e tc Soathfieid Ask for Jan, 642-2395

P R E F E R R E D PROVIDER organisa-tion seeking RN. RRA or ART. e x p a n enced in utulxstioc review to assist util-isation manager Is all aspects of pr ior authorisation program Candidates srlth a minimum of one year exper tence in utilisation review 4 or prior as thor txa Uon program*, abould fo rward their resumes 4 salary history to Attention J ane t United Health System 400 Re-naissance Center. Ste 660. Detroi t . Michigan 46243

RARE TELE MARKETING i for qualified medical

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NEED RESPONSIBLE. Mature 4 well organised individual for vartou* duties in medical office, full t ime Bloomfield Hills Csll 334-8480

RECEPTIONIST PART T I M E For orthdontie office, U v o n U a r e s Flexible hour* Please send resume to Box 614, Observer 4 E c c e n t n c News-papers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvoo ia . Michigan 46159

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O F F I C E P O S I T I O N S Southfield based d i s t r ibu to r seeks quail t ied ind iv idua ls to fill e n t r y positions in our i nven to ry 4 bi l l ing d e p a r t m e n t s Exce l l en t c a l c u l a t o r 4 m a t h abi l i ty CRT D a u e n t r y expene iace he lp fu l A c c u r a c y a m u s t E x c e l l e n t g rowth po-tent ia l 4 b e n e f i t s • D a u E n t r y O r d e r P roce s s ing C l e r t • Inven tory Cont ro l Clerk Call b e f o r e I l a m 151-4134

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L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y For s m a l l law t i r m In Troy Excel lent tvpsng 4 t r a n s e n p u o n skills r equ i red Word p roces s ing exper i ence helpful

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R F X " E P T l O N t S T - O F F I C E MANAGER E x p e r i e n c e d in a r ea l e s u t e o f f i c e Southfield a r e a Pav i-cimmensurate wi th ab i l i ty Phone Mr Tobtn 140^1177

R E C E P T I O N 1ST T Y P I S T tc assist in ou tpa t i en t m e n t a l hea l th cl inic D s c u phooe 4 t e l e p h o n e sk i l l ] - equ i r ed Hours Moo thru T h u r s raooo 7pm. Sal 8 30am I p m 14 71 pe r hour C o o U c t lean 647 5110

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S E C R E T A R Y SouthAeM ad ageaacy Ma tu re individual, v a n o a a a s c r e t a n a l dut ies Busy off ice , p r a s u g x m yob 1-1

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S E C R E T A R Y W A N T E D for fu l l U m e employmen t with Troy p a t en t l aw f i r m P r e f e r pr ior exper i ence with word pro--easing equipment or as patent secre-t a ry Minimum 7 » w p m Call J a n at

S 7 1 - M 6 0

SECRETARY snth shorthand e x p e r i e n c e . I area top wages After 2 p m . 147-4200

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S O L T H F I E L D Pla in t i f f s Law Firm Secretary Minimum 1 yrs legal expe r lance p r e f e r r e d Good typing n u l l s Familiar with Workers C a m p 4 P I forms 4 procedures 2-1 days pa r week Salary negotiable J»C* H B u d a s 111 1110

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THREE P R O G R A M M E D a n l l l Ex penance a micro computer p r o g r s m m u g Send reeume to I D E A Inc M i l W 11 mile. Bsrkalsy, 4*872

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morn ings int work ing

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MANPOWER T E M P O R A R Y S E R V I C E

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352-1005 TYPISTS - Troy, I dee*, type 7* WPM. need pbooe atatlMy tar b a n office, benefits . 111.7M Pa* paid

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SOUTHFIELD 559-0560

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CDI Temporary Services, Inc.

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WORD PROCESSORS IBM PC

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2*222 Grand River F a n n b « i a n 477-3341

B U S PERSONS WANTED Part tame Apply be tween 4PM-1PM - - - - - 1M0 Hiller R d .

CHUCK MUER-S NorthvUle Charley a Haa s o immedia te opening for

D M h w u b e n Full Una*. Nights Excel lent benefit a Muat be able lo s r o r t late hoars Interviews M o o - F n 2-4PM

Northvil le Charley * 41122 W 7 Mile Northville


COCKTAIL 4 DINING room | must be experience Alan « r p * m a r * » t dining room bu* he lp for days Apply in pe r son Bobby * Country H o v e . 357*0 i Mile. U v o n i a

COCKTAIL FOOD S E R V E R S E x p e n e o c e d , reliable and m a t u r e .

D I S H W A S H E R S P A R T T I M E

» j a i

402*0 Grand R i v e r . Novi

H Q / M E ^ S E R I / I G E G U I D E M U l C I OCABLMK* 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR TMUR80AY BXTION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION

3 Accounting Sorvicet 33 Building & Remodeling

9 Aluminum Skiing

ALUMINUM Siding 4 T n m S a l e T r i m gl i t te rs s to rms r o o f i n g a b u t t e r s C o m >lete remodel ing U c 4 In s H e r t U g e l o m e Improve 127 0412 or 122 16M

TAX TIME INCOME TAX

SERVICE DIRECTORY Will return again this y e a r F e b 14lh 19*4 To p lace your a d v e r t i s m e n t In

Tax T i m e call

Lots. 591-2340 Of 591-0900

* KITCHENS * Work Myself

Cabinet Re-facing F o r m i c a C o u n t e r s

326-5025 LOW P R I C E B E S T J O B

Kitcnens d i shwashers 4 a l l a p p l i a n c e s I n s u l l e d Baths, rec rooms , g a r a g e s ga rage doors, addit ions, p lumb ing , e l ec t n c a T

FRANK RASHID 474 165J 474 M 4 6

MAR-S BLDG CO - Res iden t i a l . Com-merc i a l Addiuom, Ki tchens . D o r m e r s . Rec Room*, Bathe SJding F r e e es t !

m a t e * P r o m p t s e r v i c e 1M-2666

S IDING S E N T R Y C O N T R A C T O R S INC Ful ly l icensed Fu l ly Insu red

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP F r e e Es t ima te* 476-4444

12 Appliance Service

P A R T N E R S C O N S T R U C T I O N • B a t h r o o m s • D o r m e r s . - K i t chens • Roofing, • Windows • F r e e e s t i m a t e s • U r e a s e Builder P h o o e 937 6630

P R O BUILDING 4 M O D E R N I Z A T I O N (WE DO IT ALL! Kitchen*, b a t h s rec rooms, a d d i t i o n , d o r m e r s , srindcrws. roofing, aiding. LnsuisU 121-1121

REMODELING 4 REPAIRS WOOD DECKS

C O M P L E T E H O M E I M P R O V E M E N T S L I C E N S E D Call J O H N 133-9176

42 Carpat Cleaning & Dyeing

78 Firewood

D H SHULTS C A R P E T C L E A N I N G C a r p e t 4 F u r n i t u r e C lean ing 4 Dyeing

We can save you m o n e y T r u c k mount Call as lor a f r e e e s t i m a t e

12 years owner ope ra t ed 477-44*7

44 Csrpat Laying & Rapair

ALWAYS A GOOD J O B E m p t y R o t m i 11 10 pe r y a r d Padding 11 per y a r d 10 Years E x p e n e o c e 421-441*

AAAA FIREWOOD Split Mixed Hardwood*

Oak. Maple Ash. Seaaooed (4x«x l*- ! • "> I F a c e Cord. (10 . 2 »»S , 2 , 1 1 4 0

NORTH AMERICAN HARDWOOD6 4 1 1 - 7 6 1 2

AAA 100% OAK FIREWOOD H i F a c e Cord 4 ' x r x l * ' , U i

S u c k i n g Available - 470

B 4 K C A R P E T S E R V I C E

MX 4 ALL REPAIR SERVICE Waxhers-Dryers- Dishwashers

Gas 4 elecmc ranges, disposals refri gerators All work guaranteed 398-*066

APPLIANCE REPAIR BEST service BEST pnr*

BEST workmanship BEST guarantee*! 412 0060 471 1612

LINDALE APPLIANCE REPAIR All major appliances tn home service

No service charge ii we repair It 169 6661

24 Bawmant Waterproofing

Ail Types of Waterproof ing Guaranteed Free Estimates

Peter Mauti 476-11*1 BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Drains 4 Sump pump* repaired

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Earl H Jensen 474-6224

27 Brick, Block & Cement All Brack 4 Block Repairs

Chimneys, Porches Founds Uoo Work Concrete Slab* 4 repairs

Sute Uc expeneoced contractor Free estimates Call anytime

654-1170. 477-7211

CEMENT BRICK BLOCK 4 ALL ASONRV L a r g e jobs 4 all repairs

Experienced licensed 4 insured Work myself Fast 4 efficient Free esti

mates 546-0066 or 122-1202

R BERARD COMPANY INC Home Improvements Kitchen 4 Bath R e m o d e l i n g M e n t i s t 4 F o r m i c a Ca b i n e U

Counter Top* Cabine ts re l a m i n a ted WLND6W REPLACEMENT

Wood - Vinyl 4 A l u m i n u m Steel Door R e p l a c e m e n t

U c 4 Ena F r e e e s t i m a t e s 581-8311 271-8683

BOY-LES C A R P E T S VISIT OUR S T O R E

19162 FARMINGTON R D - LIVONIA INSTALLATION C A R P E T VINYL

SALES C A R P E T I N G NO WAX V I N Y L W O O D F L O O R S

T I L E 4 WALL P A P E R Decorat tng Serv ices A v a i l a b l e

When IJuallty 4 P r i c e * Are I m p o r t a n t

CALL US 478-5040 C A R P E T LAYING 4 R E P A I R S

Res t r e l c t i ng , pa tch ing and r e w e a v l n g Reasonable

47*-1016

ABSOLUTELY SEASONED 1 2 Y e a r s Apple, Ash. Beech, Birch, Oak . Maple, e tc o r the D E L U X E MIX d e l i v e r e d F r e e Kindl ing Michlgao'a F ines t Suae* 1970 Also aemi- loads of 100" oak poles

Hank Johnson Phone 7 Days

Persist en ly

349-3018 ADMIRE YOUR FIRE

Well Seasoned H a r d - Birch - F r u i t

HACKER SERVICES Since 1946 474-6914

AMERICAN HARDWOODS 1 Cord 110 14 x* i 16-lli

5 Cords 1120 Free Delivery 721-2674

CARPET PAD LABOR 110 »1 YD C O M P L E T E

Keasonable Prices on Installation 4 Repair 476-4647

S E N T R Y C O N T R A C T O R S INC MhUUon* 4 ModermxaUoo

Design and Bui ld ResidenUal 4 C o m m e r c i a l

Licensed Bui lder Fu l ly I n s u r e d F r e e Es t ima te* 476-4444

WINTER DISCOUNTS NOW! WHY PAY MORE WHEN i CAN DO IT ALL FOR LESS1 C a r p e n l r y e l e c t n c a l . plumbing, concrete 4 roofing Kitchens, rec rooms, bathrooms dormers Free e s u m a t e s CaU J e r r y 162-95*9

39 Carpantry A KITCHEN SPECIALIST

Re lacing or New Cabinets Formica Counters

Install Di*hwaxhen 7X6-7910

ABSOLUTELY PROFESSIONAL iûallty finish srork Cabinet design Fine restorauoo doors tnm, etc . impeccable references Licensed

Satlxfaction Guaranteed 1 Newman, Franklin, Micb . 811-2641

CUSTOM BRICK 4 STONE WORK

M i AROUND CARPENTRY Rec Rooms Addiuoos Kitchens Fuel Saving Windows Roofing

Tom Terns 422-1665

E X P E R T C A R P E T

INSTALLATION 421-1419

55 Chimney Cleaning

CHIMNEYS CLEANED & SCREENED

427-3981

ARROW T r e e 4 F i r ewood Seasoned ha rdwood mix . H I per f a c e i4x*xl*) Seasoned a r o m a U c mix >61 per f ace F r e e de l i ve ry thi* wee* 427-4221

A-1 FIREWOOD 7 1 x 4 140 Mixed ha rdwoods

462 *117

• COAL • JW WRIGHT SUPPLY

56 Chimney Building & Repair

CHIMNEY'S 4 F I R E P L A C E S All Masonry R e p a i r " C o m p l e t e Serv ice

CHIMNEYS CLEANED 415-5541 or 644 026*

CHIMNEYS P O R C H E S BRICK R E S T O R A T I O N

Rebuilt . Repai red . Leaks Stopped Tuck Pointing, F lash ings Cleaned 4 Screened Al- Work G u a r a n t e e d F r e e E s t i m a t e Licensed Insu red 152-116*

33 Building k Remodeling ABSOLUTE LOWEST PRICES

Kitchen 4 Basement Remodeling Licensed 4 ln*ured Builder

14 Hrs 21* i l l * |

ALL TYPES Of CARPENTRY SPECIAL oo Finished Basements

Free Estlmatel Call 464-1358

• BRAD CARTER • CARPENTER

CHIMNEYS Repaired or built new Screened

Cleaned Roof le«ks stopped CA 7 59*:

J.F.B. TRUCKING H a r d m a p l e *60 f ace cord 4 x t x l 8 F r e e local de l ivery Stacking e x t r a 477-4*29

81 Floor Servica FLOOR SANDING- R E F I N I S H I N G

Old f loo r s o u r xpecta l ty S ta in work beau t i fu l ly done Very reasonable F r e e e s U m a t e 477-7756

L E O N A R D ' S FLOOR SANDING 4 R E F I N I S H I N G 55 YRS E X P

QUALITY' WORK REASONABLE PRICES 427-11U

90 Furnace

63 Draperies

Spectallxlng i

ACT NOW ON SPEC Limited Winter Offer FREE ELECTRIC WIRING with lurcbase of any finished basement REC tOOM Uc Builder Free Est 12*-«I4

ADDITIONS Basements Rec RootrS. Kitchens Replacement, storm snn-dews. aluminum vmyl sideing Lied Ins Uncle Ed'i Construction, 477-4051

AddiUons-Dormers Kitchens-Decks Siding Roof ing - Storms

Andy Kurmas Visa *7S-04:9

A 1 REMODELING 4 CARPENTRY ResidenUal 4 eommercisl Lsrge 4 mull job* Reasonable rates Ucenaed Yerke Builders 169-2246

BASEMENT REC ROOMS

3 5 2 - 0 3 4 5

WINDOWS By KATHY Custom drapene* Free esumates.

516-7066

CABINET SHOP

CARPENTER, who teaches industrial Arts desire* Weekend Job*

Licensed 4 Insured Builder 546-6096

A 12 i 12 DECK FOR »19« COMPLETE Limited offer Not to be repeated Fully liceraed 4 m*ured Free Eat

COMPLETE CONST CO 66-99-64-1

CARPENTER Baaements fimahed, — , c e i l i n g s doors e tc F r e e esrUmstes Reasonable price* 412-7616

21 y r s e x p e r l e o c e d, o f f i ce* suspended

BATHS KITCHENS Old Cabineta refsced like new Formica Cabinet* 4 Counters

Vantue* Dishwashers 4 DupcaaJ in-Hailed LICENSED WALT 476-6691

C A R P E N T R Y U N L I M I T E D Kitchen*, Doors Windows, R e c R o o m *

L icensed nhowlcx. 427-700*

Siding 4 Roofing Doug Ziembowicx.

BEAUTIFUL ADDITIONS remodeling, bathroomi basements ceilings dry-wall tile All int ext rep* Irs Quai-itv sroek Uc Ins Days-Eves 477 :266

COMPLETE MODERNIZATION

PRICED WITHIN REASON COMPLETED TC> PERFECTION

CUSTOM KITCHENS a r Lamina t e your r l i s t i n g C a b u a r u

FORMICA TOPS- R E C R O O M S WORK MYSELF

D BOWYEH K f r ' 6 4 6

COMPLETE REMODELING by licensed contractor 20 years

Wort my**l/ Ref r a r e Quali ty work R e a s o n a b l e

IT COSTS NO MORE . . . to get first class workmanship FIRST PLACE WINNER of two National twarda HAMILTON has been satisfying customers

CUSTOM CARPENTRY Replacement doors 4 windows Office 4 basement remodetlnj Uc = 644*4

After 4pm, 4*6-9197

65 Drywall

BEAUTIFUL CEILINGS Hand or spray textured, complete dry

£"hone 927-1122

66 Electrical ADDITIONS REMODELS. REPAIRS

Low p n e a . fas t s e r v i c e Ucen*ed 4 i n su red

North Oakland County 652-0215

ADDITIONS WIRED ADDITIONAL CIRCUITS W I R E D AUTOMATIC FLOODLIGHTS INST POOLS WIRED SERVICES INCREASED- M O V E D

Free Es t ima te* for qual i ty work 20 Years a* * P ro fes s iona l

S P E E D Y ELECTRICAL S E R V I C E S , INC

464-1035

ALL MAKES 4 MODELS 24 Hour E m e r g e n c y Service

Licensed 4 Insured 121-1950

G L A C I E R R E F R I G E R A T I O N 4 HEATING S E R V I C E

F u r n a c e c l ean ing spec ia l We will c lean 4 check your f u r n a c e for »29 91 Also sales 4 s e r v i c e oo fu rnaces , a i r coodi-

d l f iers CaU l» i -2411 411 9412

93 Furnitura Finishing & Rapair

FOR THE BEST IN F U R N I T U R E R E F I N I S H I N G

CALL DENNIS. 531-0749

105 Hauling A A A A A A W E E H A U L

F A S T 5 5 4 - 2 2 7 9 D E P E N D A B L E Garage . Yard . B a s e m e n t Clean-up

We Do Moving. Too

110 Houaacteaning

Maid For You You' l l Love I t 427 *111 A M E R I C A N MAID 422-21M

114 IncomaTax A 4 A INCOME TAX SERVICE CPA. quick se rv ice . Reasonab le

P r e p a r e d 111 your home 140-6464

ACCURATE T a x p r e p a r a t i o n , fi IRS agen t . M a s t e r s tn T a x 1* y n Spec In Ind iv idua l 4 Boa Tax rati Tax Special is t*, i nc 1*2-4M0

E X P E R I E N C E D R O C H E S T E R C P A srlll p r e p a r e ind iv idua l 4 hialnna* In-come Tax R e u r n a Reasonab le R a t a Quick Service 272-411*

INCOME TAX Have your* p r e p a r e d In tbe p n v a c y 4 convenience of your osrn home by a CPA 162-4240 or 246-2*21

Income Tax Preparation CPA * Y e a r s E x p e n e n c e

Reasonab le R a t e s 477-1702

J 4 L I N C O M E TAX 1ERV1CE Certain a reas - F R E E p ickup 4 del ivery

R E A S O N A B L E RATES 121-4721

P R O F E S S I O N A L TAX CONSULTANTS Income T a x p r e p a r e d in your h o m e Exper i enced r e a s o n a b l e r a t e* By a p p o i n t m e n t 722-7090

TAX SERVICES ECONOMICAL R A T E S

CPA with 10 Y r s e x p e r t e n c e . 411-4*02

TAX SERVICES ' Income payro l l 4 *ale*) by CPA for Individuals and business** 549-60*9

TAX TIME INCOME TAX

SERVICE DIRECTORY Will return aga in thia yea r F e b 14th. 1981 TI> p lace your adve r t i amen t In

Tax T i m e ca l l

LOIS. 591 - 2 3 4 0 o r 591 -0900

123 Janitorial F a m i l y Owned 4 O p e r a u*)-SP ARKLE Jan i to r ia l Service . F u l l aervice loci, c a r p e t c l ean ing C o m m l Insured Exc ref Days,191-6066. Eves 464-1602

PASS T H E W H I T E G L O V E TEST with K E E N C O Dependab le , eff ic ient ,

reasonable, fu l l s e r v i c e wor ry - f r ee Office Cleaning Call now- 121-2466

135 Lawn Maintanance L a C O U R E SNOW PLOWING

4 Landscap ing Lasrn Matnt Clean-u p s Coral .Re* 1 Coodo*. Apt* Snow Plowing 4 Sal t ing F r e e Es t 154-2215

144 Lock Service

165 Painting & Decorating

A Third Generation Painter....

D.E.SP00NER Painting-Decorating

WINTER D E C O R A T I N G SALE • Now you can ( e t 1 at Claaa qua l i ty at th* lowest p n c e a of t he yea r One year WRITTEN G u a r a n t e e P u t 5 genera Uoo* of Know-How to srork for you Find out how m u c h H coal* to have It done R I G H T CaU

525-4264 For FR«E Estimate

WritMn Rrfe r*oc«E • P a l l y l iwor«3

165 Painting & Decorating

SEARS Painting Service

1 M O T H W

I Authorised Installer

CaU us' QUALITY LA our f i r s t priority The proper time la t aken far compia t* p repara t ion , a| at end of O L D P A S S I O N P R I D E A N D D E T A I L Prof***Mnal Services

AU P a i n t i n g (lac t e x u r e d ) AU Sta in ing Drywal l p l a s t e r repairs Wallpaper hang ing

K S M E N D E L S S O H N CO Insured 2*1-9277

CRAIG'S PAINTING

& INSULATED CAULKING

A company composed ot esLabhflfcrd iters recognized for their teduucaJ viedft 4 experience

Aiocif wnb our personal at ten Uoo mt five you a 2 yr Wntteo Guarantee

1 0 * Senior 4 Hand icapped Discount

752-2513 F r e e E s t i m a t e s R e f e r e n c e * Insured

CUSTOM P A I N T I N G l n t e n o r 4 E x t e r i o r P a | P l a s t e r repair R e f e r e n t F R E E E S T I M A T E S 52J-218I

CUSTOM P A I N T I N G l n t e n o r ex te r io r , c ab ine t refimahlng

20 y e a r s in t be a r e a Free e s t ima te* A f t e r 1pm 729-1*2*

European touch WALLPAPER

PAINTING I N T E R I O R 4 E X T E R I O R PAINTING

F R E E ESTIMATES INSURED

641-7766 F A T H E R 4 SON P A I N T I N G

Over 50 yea r s e x p e n e e n c e C o m m e r -cial Res idenUa l In te r io r E x t e r i o r No job too la rge or too s m a l l N a m e brand ma te r i a l s used F r e e e s t i m a t e * 29*-124* 144-2491

NEW LOCKS, DEADBOLTS. ETC Sold and installed Wood or metal doors Residential or commercial Reasonable Phi l . 716-0556

LOW PRICES P A I N T I N G P A P E R I N G

I R e p a i r s 6 WaUwi 2600 or US-MI0

150 Moving A Storage

DESIGNER APPRO CARPENTRY Skylight* kitchen modifications

General carpentry Ucensevl Insured Do my own work CaU Doo 140-5*03

GUY WTELAND. Uc 4 Ins Carpenter work of *11 kinda steel replacement doors deck* windows storm doors, alum siding, roofs gutter*, etc927 2290

LOW PRICE REPAIRS Carpent ry roof 4 g u t t e r s p l s m b i n g 4 paint ing 25 yrs e x p e r l e o c e

47f -2600 or 625-6410

R E M O D E L I N G 4 R E P A I R S No Job too Small1 A d d i u o m Siding, kltchena. Bathe. Decka L K a a a a d Guaran teed CaU Alien 151 2227

for t • 28 ' You deal directly with tbe ownaee 411 work guarantee") and .-ompetiuvely prvwd • F R E E E s t i m a t e * • Designs - Addition* • K i t chens • Porch Enclosures , e tc

HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590 24 hrs

RON DUGAS BUILDING

n STOM KITCHENS 4 C O U N T E R S CUSTOM BATKS 4 V A N I T I E S

PELLA. Vinyl 4 T h e r m s , w indows Dnora Rcofs G u t t e r s Siding

i.-eneed 4 Insured 2T r e a r resident

421-5526

42 Carpat Cleaning A Dyeing

ALL E L E C T R I C A L R E P A I R S ResidenUal 4 C o m m e r c i a l , b r e a k e r 4

dolialloaa U c Low A n y t i m e 1*4-7*6*

BOLLIN ELECTRIC Commercia l - Indus t r i a l Res '

425-0030 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

Insured Licensed Coo t r a c t o r "No Job Too S m a l l

Reasonable Rata* 471-1122

OLD VILLAGE STRIPPER P l y m o u t h ' s Oldest 4 F ines t

Str ipping 4 R e f t n u h i n g Shop S t n p p u i g • Ref l iu ih ing • Antique Resto-ra t ion 4 • Repa i r s • Caning 4 Rushing

- Visit our Shop In -P l y m o u t h ' s Otd Village Sect ion at

1165 Starkweather or call 455-3141

Sr Cttixeo's Discount

R E P AIR 4 R E F I N I S H F U R N I T U R E Any T y p e of Caning and Rush

4 7 4 - 8 9 5 3

AAA C O L L E G E STUDENTS Will move your Home, Of f i ce or Ape !urm*bings Local o r Long Distance Dependable 4 Inaured Mark. 544-0125

A B E R D E E N MOVING W Bloomf i e ld

Local mov ing F o r a We* Bi t USE Senior Citizen r a t e s 542-1200

ABLE MOVING 4 HAULING House A p a r m e n t 4 o f f i ce Local 4 Long d i s t ance . 64S hour or f lat r a t e Leave m e s s a g e 122-47*1

96 Garagea

MIKE RASHID

ELETTRIC SERVICE All e l e r t n r repairs 4 ins ta l l a t ion Quality wor t low rata*. U c e a s a d Call l u r k at

- t i r ing your oest oeei to m e 4 I srlll baa t j It' Owner ope ra t ed 4 s e rv iced Taylor

l i a r a g e Doors, ope ra to r s 4 lading NEW 4 USED G A R A G E DOOR P A R T S We remodel old g a r a g e s U r a a a s d Md Yr G u a r a n t a * Tree ast 174 1441

47*2140 F R E E E S T I M A T E S

a f fo rdab le R a t e s Licensed Master Residential or C o m m e r c i a l

N O E L M U L L A N 112 41J«

75 Firaplecea CHIMNEYS 4 F I R E P L A C E S

Building 4 repair ia*ur*ace w o r t a l i o .-leaning 4 Impectaoo S t a t e Uceassd Insured Northvi l le C o n s t n a r l i a e F r e e Es t ima tes 2 4 b M M

KITCHEN C A B I N E T S R e f s c t n g Mske your ki tcbee New at a subs tan t ia l saving* over new c a b i n e t s Frwe Esl

1 2 L L H

MADDEN C A R P E T C L E A N I N G S l e s i r Living Room 4 Hall t i l M Ad d iuona l rooms *» 95 ispeo 120 f t ) W a k a i l f - • " • '

7t Firewood A B S O L I T E L Y aU cboace split nnlxad hardwood* *5J a f ace cord i X I X 16-11- 2 or m a r t 150 ea F r e e de l ivery

" « ^

SHAMROCK DOOR CO Sales- l a s u l l s t i o n - R e p a i r s

G a r * ( * D o o r v G a r a g * Door Onana r s Staei ia*ul*ted en t rance doors a t o n e 4 s e c u n t y doors tnenranrv sror t . Free eat Bring a* your bast deal 124-4442

102 Handyman G E N E R A L R E P A I R 4 P A I N T I N G

All Type* of Home M a i n t e n a n c e AU Wor t G u a r a n t e e d

F r e e Ea t ima taa M l 1*14

HANDYMAN Home repairs, paiwtiaa. odd jobe Ga t it all done with O N E caff Free eatimataa fast eerrlce Call Ron I P M 6PM 441 22*J

H A N D Y M A N Quali ty work r easonab le - a t a a or t ed

MR. ODD JOB Elec t r i c PlaiTitilag Metal Wood Paint master DrywsU Welding

Y * L I F M » « L F R T T r o j , M B * *

Flexibl* to your needs Household or o f f i ce

Fast 224-227* Care fu l

B O S M O V I N G 4 S E R V I C E Any tixe job, r e a s o n a b l e rates, short AC tlce servicer F r e * E s t i m a t a s Insured

6 4 2 9171

CARRINGTON R E L I A B L E MOVING Low prices, dependable service 24 hours days 4 w e e k e n d s Free esti-m a t e s Local 4 long distance 141-6054

D E P E N D A B L E MOVING After Hour* and WEE*wads

Handled Care fu l ly Guaran teed Eat Call a n y t i m e 277-2420

Large, mail , bom* 4 off ice Servlcin* Wayne A O i " located FuUy l a * Cal l

J U L I U S R O S S M O V I N G C O . W C CUSTOM w o r t H fiu* sit n I it saovtae of flcaa. parking, pianoa appllaacea local 4 S u t e of Mich 2*7 2474

MOVING 4 D D J Y B U D CALL NRA LEASING

Exparlaiaced Maa wtth Track* Call 125 I U 1

165 Painting * Decorating

A 4 D P O I N T I N G W A L L P A P E R I N G

4 WOOD STAINING Top Quali ty I ) 4 Wor t E t i ac

M. GORELICK Profeaaional P a l n t i n g - D e c o r a u n g

C o m m e r c i a l 4 D e c o r a U v e Spr*ying G u a r a n t e e d Ucesa*ed. insured

474-0911 NOW IS T H E T I M E TO CALL

H i g h ' F i n e references J o h n . 145-1224

P A I N T E R S E x p e n e o c e d M d r y w a l l 4 plaster repair wai l p a p a r i n a 4 cus tom colors Low winter r a t e s Cal l Todd af te r 6pm 624-2246

P A I N T I N G B Y M I C H A E L Strictly highest qual i ty l n t e n o r * S p e d a l i u n g In s taining, graphic*, s tucco wal lpaper removal Free eat 12V14*7

P A I N T I N G Exper ienced , c l e a n f a i t 4 reliable painter fa r in ter iors In F e b r u a r y Call Br ian 146-4159

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exhibitions • EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVER-SITY

Through Friday, Feb. 15 — EMU's Intermedia Gallery is featuring "Re-cent Works," a selection of seriographs, silkscreens and mixed media by Diane Zeeb and Darcy Bowden. Zeeb is a sen-ior a t EMU working towards a bache-lor's degree. Bowden is a graduate stu-dent at EMU. The gallery, located in McKenny Union, is open 8 a.m. to*9 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tbe "Re-cent Works" exhibit is f ree and open to the public. For more information, call the EMU art department a t 487-1268.

• S A R K I S GALLERIES Through Thursday, Feb. 28 — The

Center for Creative Studies-College of Art and Design presents "The Indignant Artist" in its Sarkis Galleries, located in the college's Yamasaki Building at 245 E. Kirby in Detroit 's University Cultural Center. This exhibition com-prises visual expressions of art ists ' pro-tests and social comments f rom the 17th to 20th centuries on topics ranging from politics, social change and human rights, to anti-war protests. Forty-five works a re featured, including engrav-ings, etchings, lithographs, stencil prints and woodcuts. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri-day

• S E L O / S H E V E L GALLERY Through Saturday, March 2 — Michi-

gan Ceramics '85. the annual statewide juried exhibition sponsored by the Michigan Potter 's Association, is on display. Part icipating art ists include Gawaine Dart of Canton. Carolyn Dulin of Rochester. Barbara Gibson of Livo-nia and Marie Woo of West Bloomfield. The gallery is located at 329 S. Main. Ann Arbor. Hours a re 10 a.m. to 6 p.nj Tuesday through Saturday, except Fri-day, when it is open until 9 p.m. Phone 761-6263.

• UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN

Through Sunday, March 3 — Paint-ings by Detroit a rea art ist Russell Keeter are on display in the V of-M-D library lounge. Keeter. professor ol fine ar ts at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, is exhibiting 14 of his most recent works, which range f rom portrai ts to landscapes and are noted for their boldness and large size His largest work is included. UM-D is on Evergreen between Michigan Ave-nue and Ford Road, opposite the Fair-lane Town Center. Hours a re 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. 1-6 p.m. Satur-day and 1-11 p.m. Sunday.

• DETROIT ARTISTS M A R K E T Friday, Feb. 15 — An opening recep-

tion for "The Look of Things: Realism in Detroit," an exhibit by eight painters and three sculptors, will take place 5-7:30 p.m., 1452 Randolph, Detroit. The Detroit Focus Gallery will bold an opening reception 5:30-8 p.m. The dis-play will run through March 15. Artists are George Hriczik, Michael L. Jack-son, Dennis Knight. Michael Maboney, Louis Marinaro, Nancy Mitter. Sybil Oshinsky, Kathleen Rashid, Daniel Ros bury, Patricia Quinlan and Bernadette Zachara A panel of the exhibiting art-ists. with realist painter Tom Parish as moderator, is scheduled for 7 p . m Wednesday, March 6. CaU 962-0337 for reservations Gallery hours are 11 a.m to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Phone 982-0337.

• S C A R A B CLUB Friday, Feb. 22 — An exhibit of

works f rom the private collections of eight alumni of the Center for Creative Studies-College of Art and Design will open with a public reception and pre-view 7-9 p.m. at the Scarab Club, 217 Farnsworth in Detroit 's University Cul-tural Center The exhibition will con-tinue through March 2. featuring works in a variety of media by more than 50 local and nationally recognized artists. Many of the art ists are CCS alumni or college facul ty members . Gallery hours a re 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Contact the Scarab Club at 831-1250, or CCS at 872-3118. for more information.

• WILL IS GALLERY Friday, Feb. 22 — Works on paper

and constructions by Karin Klue, and paintings by Alan Makinen, will be cm display through March 10. An opening reception will be held 7-10 p.m. The gallery is a t 422 W Willis in Detroi t Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday,

• CRAFT GALLERY FAIR Sunday. March 10 — A spring ar t

fair, with 85 displays of Michigan tal-ent. will take place 10 a.m. to 4 p j n . at Roma's of Garden City, 21550 Cherry HilL between Mernman and Venoy Lunches, ref reshments and door prizes will be featured. Admission is 11. For information, call 388-9287 between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

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Craft shows require artist's touch By Mary Kiemk: staf f w r i t e r

Arts and c ra f t s shows represent a lot of work, not all of it by the artists

Just a small sampling of craf t fair planners in the area indicates that put-ting together one such show is an ar t itself

The organizers strive to give artists and craftspersons a chance to display their work, while pleasing the public as well.

"I feel the majori ty of the press and all the interest is going into the gallery, expensive artworks," said Frances Pal-matier. who holds five shows a year at Roma's in Garden City "We have qual-ity. talented craf tsmen and artists that frequent these shows, comparable to a Birmingham gallery without the price tags "

"I think a variety of different crafts , and quality (make a good show)," said Tom Willette. assistant recreation di-rector in the City of Plymouth. "I think we've got a pretty good quality in our Christmas and spring shows We stay-away from the flea market-type at-mosphere. little trinket-type s tu f f "

Palmat ier has been organizing c ra f t fairs for 10 years now. working full time out of her own business, Craft Gallery, Limited She started by plan-ning church bazaars Her next show is scheduled for March

TWO ANNUAL shows in Livonia are held at Frost Middle School and on City Hall grounds One of these this year, the ninth annual Livonia Arts and Crafts Festival, is scheduled for June

The show at Frost Middle School takes place the first Saturday in No-vember and features 140 exhibits, while the Livonia Arts and Crafts Fes-tival will be held for two days at the beginning of the summer circuit, featuring 250 displays

Both two-dimensional and three-di-mensional media are displayed, ac-cording to Marthanne Stefanko of the Livonia Arts Commission She explains that two-dimensional art includes any-thing on a canvas, such as handpainting on fabrics, watercolors. inks and oils; while three-dimensional a r r^pc ludes pottery and jewelry

"Both (shows) a re constantly looking for two-dimensional artists," Stefanko said "That is an area they're always looking for expanding "

IN PLYMOUTH, the city's recre-ation depar tment organizes two shows a year, one in spring and the other around Christmas, each featuring 80 displays The next show in that commu-nity will take Dlace in March

Craft Gallery, Limited shows usually consist of 85 exhibits Palmatier tries to have not more than five displays of the same a r t medium.

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"People get bored by seeing the same display at every other table." she said

"I'm always looking for new people. I t ry to offer a good variety at the shows "

STEFANKO AND Willette winnow an assemblage of exhibits f rom large lists

"We really don't have to (scout other artists)." Willette said. "We have a waiting list of 90 people "

Each year in Plymouth, applications a re sent to artists who were on the pre-vious year's list Some c ra f t e r s don't appear another year, creating openings for new artists.

"It's a juried show." Willette said. "We ask new people to send a self-ad-dressed. stamped envelope, pictures or slides of their work We get so much interest in the show "

Recreation department workers jury the applicants If three or four art ists are submitting ceramic works, the jurors look for another medium, Wil-lette explained

"We look for something unique or different in the show." he said. "We look for an area people would enjoy."

THE LIVONIA shows start with a list of approximately 700, which grows quickly

"These may have been exhibitors in the past, they may have asked to be involved." Stefanko said.

Artists also are obtained through the Michigan Council of the Arts listings and from viewing their works at other exhibits In mid-February, Stefanko al-ready was facing a list of 900 appli-cants for the June show

A committee of five f rom the Livo-nia Arts Commission juries applicants f rom pictures or slides

"Jurying means checking a particu-lar exhibit work for originality, quality, category or theme they work in." Stefanko said

"It's t ime and effort and how you pull it together, a fair cri teria for their work," she said. "Everyone we deal with has the same set of rules We don't make special consideration

"The community very much enjoys the ar ts and craf ts show ~

PALMATIER FINDS art ists by vis-iting other craf t fairs, looking for new ideas and popular items, as well as at how the craftsperson displays his work

"What I look at is the pleasantness of the table." Palmatier said "They must put in as much at their display as (in) the merchandise they sell."

She also uses the Michigan Council for the Arts calendar, a yearly listing of art fairs held in the entire state. And artists call or write Palmat ier about appearing in her show She asks that they send her two pictures of their work.

'People get bored by seeing the same display at every other table. I'm always looking for new people. I try to offer a good variety at the shows."

— Frances Palmatier Craft Qailery, Limited

"Where possible, jury your show." Palmatier advised "See the mer-chandise, look at the product. If you're going to have a good ar t and craf t show, it should be all handmade. You don't have manufacturers , you don't have dealers "

FAIRS ARE held in seasons that are beneficial for sales. Spring generates a lot of t raff ic and interests in fairs Cus-tomers then look for different items in the fall and winter. They may place an order with a c ra f t e r at one show and pick it up at the next. Pa lmat ie r said

"Christmas is always good," Willette said "People a re always looking for Christmas presents for relatives Spring draws a lot of people ou t "

Plymouth's Chris tmas show is in its 11th year, compared to the fourth or fifth year for its spring show, accord-ing to Willette

THE Si ADMISSION price at Craft Gallery. Limited shows guarantees a good fair, Pa lmat ier says. A visitor re-ceives a program with a map of the building, showing where exhibits a re located, and with a listing of the art-ists' names, media and phone numbers Works by art ists are used for door prizes, a way of introducing a piece to a customer

Cards are distributed that list dates of future shows, and visitors may sign a guest register to receive information on upcoming events in the mail.

Pa lmat ier organizes country folk ar t shows, at which c ra f t e r s dress in coun-try outfits and show how they make their merchandise.

Pa lmat ie r appears on cable televi-sion in Wayne .As part of her own show, called Craft Gallery, she interviews six to eight art ists and describes their work Garden City has expressed inter-est in running the program, now three months old, Pa lmat ier says

The right look needs the right tools This is another in a series of lessons

on art and drawing by special colum-nist David Mess-ing He has taught for eight years and oper-a t e s an a r t store, Art Store and More, 18774 M i d d l e b e l t .

Livonia Mess-ing ecourages questions and comments from read-ers You may write him at his store or C/0 Observer Newspapers, 23352 Farmington Road. Farmington MI 48024

By David Messing spec ia l w r i t e r

Well, there we were We had just come from my surgeon's office, who is on the other side of town, and stopped for a quick lunch before we headed home to drop Adam off at school Not knowing the area real well, we picked a place we thought would be quick and not real crowded

There we were, just a regular little family talking about regular stuff I think we were even eating regular hamburgers Then all of a sudden the place was mobbed'

I guess there was a high school nearby whose lunch hour caused the sudden surge of customers In five minutes you could barely move in the

artifacts place At first I didn't notice anything except that we were fast running out of elbow room Then it hit me. We were just um regular people in the midst of teenyboppers" or

new wavers" or punk rockers'" or whatever you call them

I know my mouth was open as I viewed around us Across f rom me was a girl whose hair was dyed a kind of magenta and when her cloud of cigarette smoke occasionally lifted you could see at least six earrings on one ear

NEXT TO her was a girl whose hair-do was interesting She had parts of her head shaved and other parts long and then again other parts very-long She was wearing an overcoat with padded shoulders that hung at least two inches over each shoulder

Now before I go on, 1 want you to know this was just at one table across f rom us Well, the third girl wasn't to be o'-,tdone No. she sported the latest flouresrent att ire Her f lame orange sweater was complemented with a cerise belt, a bright yellow coat and all was knit together with flourescent earr ings and, oh yes. the purple

streak in her hair was very tastefully done

One boy with a spiked hair-do was clothed in satin pants with about 200 zippers One brave guy. and I do mean "brave", had a mohawk, but his yellow plastic shoes made it all work together well

With our eyes bugging out, our heads began to swivel like a couple of owls As one girl sat next to us, I no-ticed the red glow from her floure-scent sweater So I whispered to San-dy. "At least it would be easy to find in the dryer "

I could go on because there were at least 50 glow-in-the-dark teens all around our table Well if that look is "the look' then I guess we looked reg-ular Of course this "in" look is not worse than the other looks that have marked every decade

Yes, some day these very teens will blush as the years pass and their kids look at old phots of tbe '80s and say "Did you guys really look like tha t?" So the "in" look has requirements and those who want it must meet them

THE COMMERCIAL look has re-quirements also, and to get it you must meet them One question often asked us. How do you get that clean commenca l look"'"

Today, for example, let's just talk about a black and white logo or sym-bol People often ask. What ink, what pen, what brush on what board, and so

on " I would guess the most popular technique for black and white art-work would be with a technical pen and hot press illustration board

To achieve clean lines you must ink very carefully and use templates, such as french curves and straight edges whenever possible I always have my students carefully ink on both sides of their pencil lines and then fill in the space in between This technique allows you to concentrate only on one side of your inked line at a time Likewise, when inking a cir-cle. I recommend using a technical pen adapter on a compass This way you again ink one side of your pencil line then open the compass to the other side of the pencil line

Then you can carefully fill in be-tween the lines and when done you have a perfectly inked circle To help you ink perfect lines, stay with smooth illustration boards and pa-pers If you do goof, you can easily repair your mistake by picking off the ink with a razor blade, then erase the debris

My favorite ink for the commercial look is Higgins Black Magic, and be lieve me it is very black Still, any ink can produce shades of black when brushed on So whatever you use, af-ter a coat or two, spray the finished work with a f i iaUve and the blacks usually go to a very even black

ANOTHER TIP for very clean black lines is to ue dry transfer lines which come on a sheet in place and burnish your lines. Always overlap your corners and when done simply square up your corners with a razor knife then lift up the excess overlap with maksing tape

Line tape is also a favorite of those who like the clean look Line tape comes in widths as small as 1/16 of an inch and goes up to v« and more My favorite line tape is the black crepe as it is a flat black and never reflects the bnghtlights of a copy camera

The best part of crepe line tape is that it is flexible and stays the same width regardless of how tight you make it curve One final way to pro-duce a clean commerical look is to do your best ink possible then copy it on a good copier or have a "stat" made of it at your local printer Then you can carefully go over your artwork scraping a little here and inking in a little there

Now these tips for the clean look are very helpful and if you take your time and work carefully you will find a certain pleasure in your ability to create the clean commercial look Speaking of looks one kid was wear-ing a nose ring then next to him well, I think you've heard enought of that

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Monday, Feb 18 — Bronze animal sculptures by Sharon Sommers of Ro-chester are on display through the month The display, in Restaurant Du-glass, is open to the public at no charge Hours are 11 30 a m to 2 p.m and 5 p m to midnight. 29269 South-field, between 12 and 13 Mile, South-field

• S H E L D O N R O S S G A L L E R Y

Paintings and drawings by Bearden. Beckmann. Kollwitz, Pechstein and

alkowitz are on display through March, 11 a m to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sat-urday. 250 Martin, Birmingham • D E T R O I T I N S T I T U T E O F A R T S

Selected photographs f rom the per-manent collection are on display at the Albert and Peggy de Salle Gallery of Photography through March 24 They range from 1894 to 1979 and include Amencan. European and Japanese works Hours are 9 30 a m to 5 30 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. 5200 Woodward, De-troit • A R T E X C H A N G E

Mixed media by gallery ar t i s t s con-tinues through the month. Hours are 10 30 a m to 5 30 p.m Monday-Satur-day, until 8 p.m Thursday and Friday, 415 S Washington, Royal Oak. • O R C H A R D R I D G E C A M P U S

Black and white and color photos by the photography students of the Or-chard Ridge and Southeast campuses of Oakland Community College are on display through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p m. Monday-Friday, Smith Theatre Gallery, 27055 Orchard Lake Road. Farmington Hills. • S E L O / S H E V E L G A L L E R Y

"Michigan Ceramics '85." the annual statewide juried exhibition sponsored by the Michigan Potter 's Association continues through March 2. Regular hours are 10 a m to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, until 9 p m Friday. 329 S. Main, Ann Arbor • B I R M I N G H A M B L O O M F I E L D

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Student and member exhibition will continue through March 2 Jurors for the multi-media competition were Ser-gio DeGiusti and Bill Tall. Victor Klein Family Purchase Award to be present-ed to the city of Birmingham is select-ed from this exhibit Regular hours are 9 30 a m to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Satur-day. 1516 S. Cranbrook, Birmingham • R U B I N E R G A L L E R Y

Paintings by gallery artists, Larry Zox, William House. Carol Sutton. Su-san Crile and Charles Robb are on dis-play with a group of newcomers, Rich-ard Hogan. Ken Christopher, Joan Thome and Susan Copely Hours a re 10 a m to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, until 5 p.m. Saturday, • R O B E R T L . K I D D A S S O C I -

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Wall sculpture by Lyman Kipp and

ceramic sculpture by Roy Strassberg are on display through March 7 Open ing reception 3-6 p.m Saturday Kipp pursues a new direction with painted steel sculptures emerging f rom the wall Strassberg's "Demolition Vessel Series" unites painterly imagery with powerful white clay structures • A U S T I N G A L L E R I E S

Internationally recognized painter, Marco Sassone, will be at the gallery in Fairlane Town Center. 1-6 p.m Satur-day and at the gallery in Southfield Plaza, 29706 Southfield Road. South-field, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday Oils, acrylics, pen and ink and sengraphs by Sassone will be on display at both gal leries through the month. • U - M M U S E U M O F A R T

"Jori Mazer Blackman Mixed Devo-tion" will be on display through March 10 Ann Arbor • X O C H I P I L L I G A L L R Y

Group show fea tu res work by Boileau, Goodfellow, Culling. Berke and Aaron-Taylor through March 16 Gallery hours are 11 a.m to 5 p m Tuesday-Saturday. 568 N Woodward. Birmingham • C A N T O R / L E M B E R G G A L -

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Work by gallery regulars Bayet Keerl. T.L Solien and Aris Koutroulis as well as multiples by Frank Stella, Jim Dine and W.T. Wiley. Continues through Feb 23, 538 N Woodward. Bir-mingham

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Review commit tee selections include works by Lee Bale, Diane Postula, Jo Powers and Marilyn Schechter Recep-tion 5 30-8 p.m. Friday, Feb 15 Hours are noon to 6 p.m Wednesday-Satur-day, 743 Beaubien. Detroit. • S H O W C A S E D U G L A S S

Handblown, crystal paperweights f rom the Britton collection are on dis-play through Saturday. Feb 16. These colorful, beautifully executed works from around the world include work by Hitter, Vigiletti, Ipsen. Huss and Rollan Bodley as well as companies specializ-ing in glass making Hours are 11 a m

to 2 30 p.m and 5 p m to midnight, Monday-Saturday. 29269 Southfield Road. Southfield. • P A N A C H E

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Gold House Realtors 464-8881 420-2100

'*NER 5 <tnr quad n IK» -

Mi.r i, Newburgh \ premium lot needs tvsl offer

4M 7841

larming three bedroom bnck Raocfi n a nice area 3 baths, new ll paneled b ivmeot and twe ' ar garage Ml appliances in-cluded H3.S00 Call 261-5080

Thompson-Brown Countr>' L o v e r ' s D r e a m

l-arge loi beautiful home, very clean ar*! tastefully decorated 3 bedrooms, l- i baths family room, hardwood floors private mailer suite. 2"^ csr ga -age and trees Only »«6,»00 Call

E I L E E N A G I U S

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Gold House Real tors 4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

Every Buyers Dream 'ind V' many ei tras in this 3 bed

'-•II. brick ranch, i . /ul l baths, J car • •lamed <a.-age finished basement « »:tchi-n bar and full bath Very

clean, all ,-ustom draperies manv trees lor. manv ei tras lo ^wntior. S" 2 900 Ca 11


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Gold House Realtors 4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

- \ 'KLLE.VT Bl'Y 4 bedroorra study • d«n forn^sl duilnf • -ri 3 bathrooms, finuifcwl basemen*

Aistir nji kirg .1:star>rf irxi -r x-hial v-.noob 165,900 Move-oi coc-

o.tion Call *fter SPM 522 4262

L A N T A S T I C i.anc onirac: '.erms or iuumf B*f:k ranch 3 spacjoua bedroom* : Tu.. i . -u.f r»a:rj sup**- kitchen, caa-pei thnj >ui. ftnuiNHj basemen: central air

âraRf mtfi 50's

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5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

L IVONIA & A R E A BARL.HIN Bt NGALoa North Uvonia

'*'->' j deal 3 bedroom aluminum •ide.; .-.ume with garage on a large courtrtfied lot V * c r carpeting and

. dec-cated UJ i'X-

••HEAT fStPECTATlONS Can be real in * rare breed Northwest lavorna

br.rk ra.m-1 Bjiit ui 19T« and offering 3 ,rr_. family riwm with fireplace

. hallu -st floor 2 car atucbed ga r * t r aluminum trim and a full base-men: j-; - so®

' HEAl JytlMaSSION Into prime North Oritra. ;..%onia 3 bedroom aluminum Sised rancf or a spacious TS i I t l foot Iv, • -fferiRg a family room and at-Veiled ia-aje for just 143.900

MvJDKRN i . MFORT Northwest Livo--I,a aeluir living in a custom 1»77 buili brick -ar..fi with 2 bedrooms base-ment ^rd 2 cat attached garage Highlighted tw a greai room with fire-plarc ir>C 24 foot master bedroom with a second fireplace I " 4.900

•I' lsi H M.'NATiN:, TASTE Lend tbem s< .1-1 '.I Ih!> meticulous uarien City 3 heitriw brir l ranch 1 baths 1st

aed basement -emodeled h ' -abinets -aeserving e and a ' - 1 car garage

L I V O N I A & A R E A WALK-OIT of the finished lower level of this beautiful quad to a sparkling

,f-ee-formed kidney-shaped pool The beautiful ravine setting offers privacy and the inside offers 5 bedrooms huge kitchen, formal dining room, master hath, 2 fireplaces and 2 car attached garage | i : S 900

NORTHWEST LIVONIA LOCATION makes this 4 bedroom colonial conven-ient lo espreasways aod shopping A beautifully decorated home, It offers a master bath large family room with fireplace, formal dining room, base-ment and 3 car atucbed garage 144 900

WHY RENT' When you can own vour own cute l >4 story hoiive for leas Offer-ing carpeting throughout, there is also a

Ergeous remodeled kitchen lovelv throom. even a I car garage Only

$29,900

ROOM TO GROW can be found in 3 bedroom bungalow This spacioua home features a formal dining area, finished basement with bar and an upstairs that could be a fourth bedroom Complete with garage for M4 .900

. DYNAMITE AREA and a rare ranch to gfl with ll Beautifully decorated in traditional prints, this beauty has it all. 5 large bedrooms master bam open kitchen family room with natural fire-place. full hasettWnt. I car attached ga-rage. central air. the list goes on Call

. for viewing but hurry or it's soot r s 500

HARRY S

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4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

L I V O N I A B U Y S A S S U M E 11%

112.500 assumes beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch offers huge living room.

I full basement. 1 car garage, terraced pauc completely remodeled 959 500

A S S U M E 1 0 * . % Asau.-.e 30 vear (lied rale mortgage -i'iorgeoua 3 bedroom bock offers huge family room, 2 full baths, hardwood flcors 2 car atucbed garage and more »6T 900

C O L O N I A L C H A R M Lovely 3 bedroom bnck colooul home in excellent location features - formal dining room, large country kitchen, family room with Mlural fireplace. 1st floor laundry natural woodwork, full baseman. 2 car atucbed garage aod more 192.900

3 A C R E S L'mqoe ,n every way- Completely secluded home in lovelv wooded setting

large country kuttchen 2 full baths, natural fireplace lsl floor laundry 2 wood decks 2 ^ car garage Toul pri-vacy I9S.900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 H a r t f o r d S o u t h Inc.

2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0 4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

THE OKEAM STARTS HERE! Hilsunding 4 bedroom colonial, raised

hearth fireplace, oversized family room, formal dining room, Florida

. attached I car garge with open o , K! a beautiful tree-lined street tT9.900 For more iJeuils. call BILL LAW CENTURY 21. Today 5S3-0700

T I P T O P S H A P E Eiu-a large lot with laground pool, pri-vacy fence, new roof, vinyl windows as well as trim, redone large country kitchen, f Unshed basement and at-ucbed 2 car garage In eicellent area Simple assumption or land contract for 12 years at 9% »«7_900 Call

N O R M A P E T E R S O N

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Gold House Realtors 459-6000

302 fcrmmgr^-B»oom««M

JOT WwalBtoomn*a JOa Farmington

FARMINGTOR MM* JOS Brtgttfoo-Harliand S Lyor 306 SoulMlaM-Lainruc 307 Mtffore-Mamana X * Aocftaaiar-Teoy 300 n o r « Oan-Oa* PBT.

Munllngton Wooda 3>0 Comnurca- Union . K < 311 Orcfiard LaKa

•VMM Lafea 313 Livorua 313 Oaarbom

Oaarbom H«gnu 314 Piymoulh-Cwloi 315 Honnxtta ttovi 316 Aaatiand-Oaroar CJty 317 Groaaa Pomla 318 (Wdlord 319 H o m o K> Sa»-

OaKlarxS County 320 HomM toi Saw-

Wayna Gcxxrty 321 Homaa lor Sasa

Li.mgatoo County 322 Moras tor S a x

Wacom b County 323 Momaa for Sale

Waantanaw County 324 Ofhar Sut-jroan Homes 325 F M Ealata SarvscM 326 ConOoa lor Sale 327 OupMx tor Sate 32» To-mnouaaa tor Sate 330 Apart mants tor Sala 332 MoCOa Homaa tor Sale 313 Sortharn Property 334 Out of Town Propany 334 TnnaSftare 33d FtorWa Property tor

Sale 337 Farme for Sale 33® Country Homee 338 LOU & Acreage 340 Lake River Oaaori

Property for Sate 3*2 Lake Property 34« Camelary Lou 351 Buasnaaa A ProtaaeKinH

BK3s 'or S M 352 Commercial/ Helaa 353 Induatrtal/Waranouaa 35* income Property

"or Sale 356 mveatment Property

>or Saw 3M Moetgagea.'

Land Contracts 360 Busmeea OpportunlHae 361 Money to Loan 362 Real Estate Wanted >64 Lielmga Wanted

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W E S T j B L O O M F I E L D

B L O O M F I E L D

316 WMtUnd v

O a r d M i C i t y

AflWNGTON SOUTHF1ELC

LIVONIA SCHOOLS A steal, bnck r u c k . 3 laerMxis bed room. 1 la baths country kitchen, car-peting thru out, completely rebec-, rated, partially finished baaement ] car garage, I t W on new terms or $760© assumes 11 % LC 944 900

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525-7900

LIVONIA

PLYMOUTH

CANTON

REDfCmo'M VfSA' p < • m \

LOOK WHAT $46,900 will bojr1 A Bice tn-level wtth 3 bed-rooms. family room/fireplace attached garage Call


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316 WMttand Garden City

WARM UP thoee coU damp w t r a r mghu situng by the firs m this J bed-rvm hrkh ranch Extras include » master bath, finishsd baaement 2 * baths, over-sued garage with door

' Uvo-

DONT MISS THIS ImmacaUte brick -sort with family room large

bath and bar New vinyl sued garage MOM sell. M190C

HARRYS.

W O L F E

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

318 Radford BY OWNER

Largs m story slamlaem sided hams « rooms with finish ill attic A t is l m a t Newer rod* It faraace wuh central air Naw ihermo-aaa* wladuws Window 4 perch awnings . 1 c a r ga r age , landscaped CaJI U»-74«

R E A L E S T A T E

F O R R E M T

400 Apartments to Rem 401 Furnrturs Rental «02 Fumianed

Apartments 403 Rental

Agency 404 Houaae to Rent 40« Furmafted Houaas 407 Uobtta rtomee 406 Duptanea to Rant 410 Flats to Ram 412 Townnoueeey

ConOomsntume

413 Time Share 414 Florida Raniats 415 VacsHlon Rentals 416 HaHetorftem 4 IS UotMte Home Space 420 Rooms to Ram 421 LMng Quarters to Share 422 Wanted lo Rani 423 Wanted lo Rertt-

Rnaon Property 424 Mouee Strang Serv.cs 425 Convateecam Nursing

Homes 428 Garagaa.' Win. Storage 432 Commercial''Retad 434 IncKistrM/'w arenouae 436 OfBca Suemeas Space

P R I D E & J O Y Yo« 11 leel the same way when TOO walk Into this 18&4 sq f t brick snd alu-mina ranch S bedrooms 2 * baths. 1st floor laundry, family room with fire-place, huge country kitchen. 2-tevel dec* off e n privacy and beasU/ul wood-ed new Uvonia schools. Only M4 900

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WESTLA.VD COLONIAL, TV X 271 landscaped lot. 3 bedrooms, 1H baths family room with fireplace, basement partially finished. 1H car attached ga-rage Covered brick patio, gas grill, 17 ft pool with deck, newly iacoraled I styled kitchen 4 bath. By owner $54,904 7J9-T7J6

LOVELV BRICK RA.NCH. 1 hadfitmus, i hatha, new formica kltrhan. rec room, mime-dial* occupancy I oar garage

GORGEOUS COLONIAL. Old World charm Loeeiy decor and new caraetlac. t bedluanM. 2H baths. 1 natural fireplaces, large rec room, garage, deck with barheqw All on large lovely lot

E A R L K E I M

5 3 8 - 8 3 0 0

R E D F O R D I N C .

WESTLAND - 3 bedroom brick ranch. Basement, i n baths Livonia schools. Immediate occupancy Possible lease option Assume 11% $44.0*0 1*7-4545

WESTLAND J bedroom trl level, m baths, natural fireplace, breakfast nook, disposal. !•* car garage with opener double gas grill privacy fence By owner

• garage with

Place your Classified Real Estate Advertisement in more than 150,000

affluent Suburban Detroit Homes

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

fzzyy f « sucwer ,o me F*i*u rm srnnarton or dmcnmtnmtton tmsee on rec*. co*or -e*oxyo M, n, omvnr, tprrimxe any Mjcn prelmanca. tmialton or ihscnmnafion " f w - n v n r

onnemw Our raadsm are fwrsdy »>/orm«r m»r s< owe*™* ai^wnrsec1 n mn r»«pacwr M avadaws on an equat octxm.rvty fvsss "

S o m e t h i n g S p e c i a l The be« of evervthiSg • 1 acre, » bed-rooms master bedroom has entrance to main bath, IH baths great room, fireplace heauliuc. 2 car attached ga-rage. 2 redwood patio decks Put this oo

foe choosing your new bome

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S T A R T E R H O M E Low interest rates available. 3 bedroom ranch, completely redecorated newer carpeting thro oat, vacant. 131,900

C a s t e l l i

525-7900

" Th* °6-rv* 11 Ecc",rK * •"£><«' "•* cor^tiona staled«- tne app<«aole -ate c a n c o p « oi «r»ch are o U a M

4 Eccentric Mewsoaoers L V 0 0 - ' 4 8 , W : 3 ' - : 58t-2300 The

JOsarvtsr A Eccentric 'eeervee rtgm not to » c c w a- aOvertise" 5 & E c s r t n c A a - ^ r*Tm%o,,.y

•ccepianca o» {ha asNernse- s orOe<

WESTLAND Gorgeous S bedroom bnck ranch 00 a large tot parklike setting Large 2 v. ga rage finished baaement. nice area, 945 900

14000 TOTAL ASSUMPTION - bedroom brick ranch, with finished baement. central air Destress Sale Must Sell. $39,500

C e n t u r y 21 Cook k Associates

3 2 6 - 2 6 0 0

MOOO ASSUMES Uvooia schools, super sharp > bedroom brick ranch 1 * baths, more in condi-tion. $51,900 5IJ-6577

318 R*dford BELOW MARKET VALUE"

Cut* 3 bedroom aluminum Bur 1H garage, fenced yard $29

513-6464

BEST BUYS IN REDFORD $32,000

4 bedroom bock bungalow, (ull base-ment. owner says "Lets make a deal" Reduced $2,000

$2$ ,506 2 bedroom aluminum ranch. 1 -1 car ga-rage. $2900 total m o ^ a r r o s t . Call to-

N E W W D R L D

Statewide Summit 4 2 7 - 3 2 0 0

Huge Family Special Bnck and aluminum colonial In S Red-ford 6 bedrooms. 2 kitchens and 1 liv-ing rooms Beautifully finished rec room. 2 full baths, central air and 2 car garage Separate gas beat system for upper level Fenced lot. 1st offering $72 899 Call

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L O W D O W N

$1400 DOWN Sharp brick bungalow with basement, garage and immediate occupancy S Redford location

$5700 DOWN Sprawling 3 bedroom brick ranch with formal dining room, finished baaement garage and more Musi settle estate

C E N T U R Y 2 1 T o d a y 5 3 8 - 2 0 0 0

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 25149 DONALD North of Schoolcraft. East of Beech Daly Spacious I bed-room ranch with attached garage locat-ed in prime area Formal dining room, rec room with bar and Florida room. Perfect bome for entertaining Must see to appreciate

JOHN COLE REALTY 4 5 5 - 8 4 3 0 2 5 5 - 5 3 3 0

O P E N S U N . 2 - 5 17741 BEECH DALY - N of I MUe. westalde This brick ranch is warm and inviting. 2 full baths. 100% finished basement- newer roof ihermo windows and storm doors, many extras, move-in condition, immediate occupancy CaU

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Gold House Real tors 478-4660 261-4700 OPEN SUN 12-4PIC 154ISO . bedrooms. 2 car garage oo double lot, remodeled kitchen, new roof A front siding Asking $41.H>0 5211*04

REDFORD TOWNSHIP starter home 1 bedroom ranch, open floor plan. iW car earage with opener, new roof, sid-ing A paint, al! sppliancea Kay Seller will help with $1000 closing cost or will take VA with ix> down 514-162$

REDFORD i Mile, Beech, mainte-nance free 2 bedroom, country kitchen, finished basement, move-in condition anting $16,000 25S 52U

313 D « « r b o m

D e a r b o r n H e i g h t s

A B E A U T Y ! Sharp, clean. 1 bedroom brick ranch with aluminum trim and full baaement, great location Asking $44,900 Call to-day ask for

J I M C R A V E R 4 2 2 - 6 0 3 0

R E / M A X F O R E M O S T , INC.

314 Ptymouth-Canton 315 Northvilto-Novi 315 Northvilfe-Novi

B U D G E T B E A U T Y immaculate starter or retiree home Full basement, fenced landscaped lot. artificial fireplace newly remodeled kitchen wtth loads of cupboards, newly carpeted throughout, simple assump-Uo«i available 1st offering $11,199

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N e e d s A L i t t l e T L C 1 57 seres aoeed multiple 2 bedroom brick ranch, large living room with fireplace, b r so tway . attached garage, baaement. central air. extra e n w block building Bring offers Asking $45,000 Call

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Gold House Realtors 420-2100 464-8881 N CANTON - 4 bedroom colonial, COUD-try decor, neutral colors, air. fireplace, large rooms, hardwood floors deck, gas grill, lots of extras $40,900 «55-«fo$

N DEARBORN HEIGHTS Well main-tained 3 bedroom I bath brick ranch Ml comer lot Well landscaped with ma tare trees. 2 * car garage opener, fin-ished basement with «» bath A shower plus passible 4th bedroom den Newer roof A furnace, well Insulated, pstlo

, with gas grill Crestwood Schools. $82,900 By Owner, after 5pm M1-1725

314 Plymouth-Canton

B E S T B U Y Compare thus home si $49,900 to others like it 2 car attached garage, family room. 1 »* hatha. 4 bedroorr. colonial with finished basement Ask for

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PLYMOUTH CITY, not a drive past home. $10,000 for remodeling In this 3 bedroom 2 full bath with family room, huge closeta, many eitraa. $40 • Open

45V$33$ House Sun. 12-5

PLYMOUTH - Nice starter borne. 3 bedrooms, gas heat Land contract 11135 Eastside. sooth of Ann Arbor Trail $41,500 149-191$

PLYMOUTH TWP I bedroom Ranch, family room, fireplace, finished base^ ment, 20x40 gunite pool, fenced yard, slroost W sere underground sprinklers, large 2H car garage, much more $74,000 Owner, 45&-07$l

315 Northvilt*-f4ovi BUILDER'S CLOSE-OUT

Lakes of Northville mo<tel bome Com-pletely finished with lawn A shrubs Also Drakeshire Tudor Colonial with walk-out basement Prices B a n $116,900 Cervi Builders After 1PM 14$-0ai0

E X T R A S G A L O R E A beauty with a price to match Excel-lent throughout 4 bedroom colonial features 2 hsy windows In fsmily room, oak blanked flooring, stained wood week, crown raoiduun and archways. 3"» baths stained (Lass front door, " uered deick, wooded lot $10$ 900 Csll

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Gold House Real tors 478-4660 261-4700 NEAT AS A PIN - 4 bedroom, 2 story bome Features 2 baths, nstursl fire-place. 2 car garage, with a heated workshop Priced al $«9,«00 J AMES C CUTLER REALTY 149-4030

NORTHVILLE BY OWNER

Leaving state must sell, trl level. 1S&0 sq ft. J bedrooms. IW batha. fireplace, half acre treed lot. aluminum siding. 2 car garage, aasumabaie mortgage $$$ 500 Call (or photo A details

14*1970

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LIVONIA FIRST OFFERING

Call BUI Willis < Bedroom Colonial

75 X 29$ lot Bnck foyer, sunken living room, formal dining room, impressive bock fireplace in family roorr. with doorwall to a glassed and screenec porch A: $$9,900 .! is a good value 31049 Bohndge By appointment

MAYFAIR 522-8000 LIVONIA RANCH

Florida room, family roorr. with fire-place 1 bedroom 2 bath, full hasemnet. 2 car attached garage Lovelv back yard

CALL JERRY MORRIS

CHALET 477-1800

BY OWNER Cantoo 1 Bedroom Colo-nial. family room - fireplace, attached garage patio fenced yard, above ground pool, $69,500 397-1661

CANTON - lovely 4 bedroom 2W bath colonial, fireplace in family room, fin-ished basement, private setting off cul-de-sac, $79,900 455-0765

CANTON. PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS

FIRST OFFERING < BEDROOM COLONIAL

Sheldon A Warren area Carriage Hills Sub impressive entry family room has doorwall to a new wood deck Rec room, nicely finiahed Central air at-tached 2 "> garage 2 home owner offers possible LC terma 4170$ Hanford. by sppotntroent

MAYFAIR 522-8000

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4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

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! S bedroom ranch wrnJj nw* features io ;uding large lo< furnace ai>d roof 2

years nid water aeater 3 year old. | iswrra. and #r.reer» ajyl iwrm door } 1 -ear*o3d Remodeled bat.*! new insulai r rd security door rnwcti more Aaking

143 900 Call

J O H N K

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CITY OF PLYMOUTH Charming older bome located within walking distance of downlnwr. shopping area restoring 4 bedrooms, atmng

n breakfast nook enclosed porch, and garage Simple assumption or V A possible $i«.90e

JOHN COLE REALTY 4 5 5 - 8 4 3 0 2 5 5 - 5 3 3 0

Enter this four bedroom Quad sited on s large lot tn a nice Country sub. aod take note of this spacious family room and the large eat in kitchen Land Contract terms available $94,900 Call 26I-W6S

Thompson -B rown

NORTHVILLE - LEXINGTON COM-MONS (South I Superb esecullve 4 bed-room, 2H bath, 1,000 sq ft colonial Custom carpeted A draped living, din-ing A family room, first floor laundry, finished basement wet bar, Inground pool, overuse garage all oo beautiful court lot Priced right1

P E T E R S O N REALTY CO

3 4 8 - 4 3 2 3

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP Very nice three bedroom ranch on tree lined low traffic •treet Finished basement with shower, fireplace central air, appliances stay attached two "*r garage, on large corner lot Plus1 Plus' $76 M0 C»li i i 1-6700

Thompson-Brown

F A R M B R O O K Valentine's Special popular Tiffany quad. 4 bedrooms. 2 hatha family room newer rarpelinf. attached 2 car garage central air aprtnkltn* lysUm. rapeT nice private backyard A pleasure to »ee O n e r tramferred Aaking %M 9*0

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COUNTRY SETT1NGI for itw J Mdrocsr. rancJ RamodsKd kitawn S METi iug> far*, -oon- IvHij room s # weed Cuming VacMca 5a-r»9« 18 I JO w® W door cxx/itry lot. ame and sirs* CM lor apoonlmaK $37 800 ll-SSLEKi 522-S333

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FIRST OÊRWG EUgan: 4 badroom. 21.* Mm colonial or a r y a*-o»-tac loi x onrnt IVnoutt f t a t o - DKcnmc IT wwm •ami ion* colon and loadad sam n -Iras Almond kwMn wWi oat raonm hjmn armf room, largs "am»v -oo»

Vaoaca caWral ar terming WWn. W Vor a j*V ' i n mora CoaporaMoanad xaf JnS.900 Immadlaaa x o s a n o I30STR-I 522-S333

"NCTMNG 91" GRACIOUS LVWtG"" In Ma o « r Kaooua rioma ooaasd v> gnvaM road WiiaHC y traad 2 a m 9Aa argar oroMr drha iiagani wood camadr* s l r ^ ; i i m m r-larcoirL 3 mrad Meeting <** Vapaaca n 'arwv '00m Hcas l«m#r •XT to* $158900 L-ASMEA 532 5333

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NORTHVILLE. $4»00 ASSUMES' Super deal m Super area Skarp sod clean 3 bedroom brick ranrt baa newer carpet. I •* batha, nice iarae kiicteai with dishwasher, eicellent rec room in basement Horry Won't laat! Low inter-est rate Only $59 JW0 Call

Arlene or Dick Boyd R e / M a x W e s t 2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

316 Wtstland Gardan City

GARDEN CITY Country living ID the city on almost a •*

Brtct raocb with j bedrooms, family room aod basement Astuw $48 M0 Call today

CENTURY 21 Y o u r Rea l Es ta te 5 2 5 - 7 7 0 0

GREAT STARTER HOME EXCELLENT BUY, CberryhUl A Beech

Nice A clear. I bed Daly, all bnck area . room A basement $26,^00

Fenced yard 45&-A474

INKSTER WHSTLAN'D 2 bedroom with garage $!$,7bfl $1.7S0 down, pay-ments $2ftft a month, inclodina taxes

Call 552-4447

Livonia Schools "P bnck ranch with 2 car garage

and $3,500 of newly installed vinyl clad thermo-paned windows Master bed-room Is an absolute knock-out A best buy at $51 ,»00

BOB CRAVER 4 2 2 - 6 0 3 0

R E / M A X F O R E M O S T , INC

REPOSSESSED $34,900 aluminum with basement 2 car garage »0 t 170 f t lot. dining room, natural fireplace, enclosed front porch. $1,750 down, terms arranged Century 11 ABC 415-mn

OVER ONE MILLION IN SALES Darlene Schemanski, Associate Broker and Manager of the Plymouth Office of Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc.. Better Homes and Gardens, is proud to announce that the final tabulat ions for 1984 show that six Schweitzer Associates from the Plymouth Office exceed one million dollars tn real e s t a t e sales for the year.

The totals a re (from left):

Sue Ann Eberline, $4,566,100; Phyllis Lemon, $1,905,850; Dave Owens, $1,466,816; Yvonne Teevens, $1,206,200; Hazel McCready $1 083 250 Patsy Rollins, $ 1 , 0 0 2 , 0 0 0 . '

All six Associates will be honored at the Company Awards Banquet in April.

/chuueitzer Better i f ^ l H o m e s

21B S. MAIN ST. PLYMOUTH 453-6800 Weir, Manuel , Snyder & Ranke

( i ) 498 S o u t h M;iin S t r ee t P lymou th • P h o n e 459-2430

Gorgeous mature firs and hardwoods surround this lovely Hough Park Plym-outh home. Spacious rooms are taste-fully decorated and maintained with pride. $109,900 459-2430

Two family income located in historic "Old Town" Plymouth. Lower unit has formal dining room. Land contract negotiable. Call for income informa-tion. $59,000 459-2430

Better than land contract terms on this nice home! Located on a large lot in Plymouth this home features nice sized rooms, two full baths, and a fam-ily room $64,900 459-2430

L Four bedroom, two and one-half bath Colonial. Backs to woods. Simple as-sumption or land contract terms. Call for details. $69,900 459-2430

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Gingerbread House Perfect "Some tor lb* I n On* buyer : bedroom ranch with ruenudelsd U U M r iL ' i tosuULiun 1st floor .sundry an newly paved street Mon right it U4.0M

FEBRUARY THAW This clean 1 bedroom ranch will give you urn warm feeling Newly decorat ed with plus* carpeting and an t r a l

oes full basement. I ami I y room with fireplace. I beths. aad 2 car garage Priced right at H I M*

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Winter Carnival Breathtaking. mow cwered ravine aet ung enhances '.fin fine colonial home Circle drive trees and privacy' 3 or 4 bedrooms ! i batha formal dining, and fioished basement MucD more

CONTEMPORARY One-of-a kind energy efficient 4 bed-room custom coJoniai. passive aoUr heal us family room, ceramic Ule floor .ng, 1st floor master bedroom. formal dining. 1« floor Laundry basemen! and J car garage I1U.M0

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WEST BLOUMKIELD I hra nmlempo-rary rancti 3 bednooma 2S batha, lam Uy room wiUi fireplace, uatorr kllch

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Custom built 3 bedrtxHTi ranch on gor-geoua treed lot New bath kitchen, roof, carpel fat the perfecUocust' Asking %?» >00 CX Call for 4rU.u

EARL KEIM W e s t B l o o m f i e l d 8 5 5 - 9 1 0 0

WEST BLOOMFIELD Jt'ST L«STEt> Y«i will have a hard lime finding a nicer ranch Featuring three bedrooms, basement, central air garage newer customised Jeck In ea cellert condition and nhows extremely well Lake fYiv lieges' Wfl

|S LNtTS INLAWS GALORE1 Beaut: I (ui 3 bedroom bnck raact with ! bed-room apartment and studio apartment iireat location across from Twin Beach tJolf Course FilUHwd basemen: im maculate cooditioti IT6 W-

I LAKE PRIVILEGES' Ttm apaciom I ranch is located oo a Urge treed lot wlUi lake privileges and boasts a 2-way

I fireplace family room and library, for-mal dining room extra insulation

^ Owner -raving Sute1 M1 »0C

ROOM TO ROAM' Well mamUined t i bedroom !>•» balb col-onul lat floor

aundT\ all Iiardwood floors pegged oak floor in family room aUte fover Wat Bloomfield Schools'tltl.MO

TRANSFEREES DELIGHT J.SOO «j ft -olor.ial features « bedrooms J1* baths family roorr natural firepUce, central a.r 2nd floor laundry master bedroom has large walk-m-cicwei i n » » o o

MINT O.NDITON' Elegant family room witS vaulted ceilings and CaLfor nia drift su>ne firepUce ceramic ule foyer with circular stairs, library with buiit n bookcase central air and much more 1.37 ofro

LOCATED IN A PRESTIGIOUS AREA This beauuful Frankel buil; 4 bedroom bome has an impressive I story foyer and over 3100 stj ft of living area, cir-cular -drive sprinkling system Land

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CENTURY 21 M J L C O R P O R A T E

T R A N S F E R E E S E R V I C E

851-6700

FARMLNGTON HILLS Colony Park West Beautifully decorated 4 bedroom 2H bath colonial on quiet eel 4e aac Approximately WOO aq ft Profession afly Landscaped sprlniier tystem. ae-curitv system, central air 1st floor laundry Family room with fireplace 4 bar. large bright occtemporary kltch en. Library, separate duuag room, im-maculate coodlUoas I1M.M0 151-7342

W BLOOMFIELD- Open Sun 1 5 PM iv-ape Cod 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. 230<1 sq ft Many extras Bloomfield Hills Schcol District H45.500 S55-J»85


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SO REDFORD 3 bedroom bnck ranch finished basement, !•-» car ga .-age UMS Dixie - Not a dnve-bv I m.-nediate occupancy IS* 000 «5» 3488 551-0777

THREE bedroom ranc a home recre-ation room J car u r t e 139 800

MARTIN. KEWHVM (. MARTIN

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A B S O L U T E L Y G R E A T ! l e a r around resort living with gor geous lakefron! vetting magnificent in ooor poo. and Jactuxj in the City of Bloomfield Hills Expansive entry and dining room with cathedra, ceilings, beautiful family room, charming Living room, balconied Library, master bed room with fireplace and su.rwa v to 49x2» garden like indcor pool area

Sreenhouse This spacious 4 bedroom or - Library. 3*» balk quad-ievel must

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AFFORDABLE 4 bwlroocr. BtrmiAC ham colonul wilh first floor study. 3 full baths This one will steal vour bear, and not your wallet H1S.»00 Ask for

M a r y A n n B e n c i v e n g a R E A L E S T A T E O N E

6 4 6 - 1 6 0 0

BEAITIFCLLY LANDSCAPED BIRMINGHAM

I or 5 bedrooms. 4 baths large master bedroom family room Living room with natural firepUce Cathedral ceil-ing beautiful back patio with BB<J Mud room A must see' 1229.WW

IMMACL'LATE AND DECORATOR PERFECT

Mucti i>ewer carpet 3 full balhs and utility room upstairs poaaible mother m-law suite lovely comer lot, salting room, or library off master bedroom Firep.ace in living roorr. IIS9.W0

H O W A R D T. K E A T I N G A S S O C INC

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I Franklin Q U A L I T Y C O N T E M P O R A R Y on quid street of elegar.t homes tn FRANKLIN 3-4 bedrooms master suite 26ft 2 t baths numerous buiii ins thruout Walk out lower level, wet bar. fireplace in living room i dining room, european style kitchen rear deck

|overlooking acre lot MS-7774

KIRK IN T H E H I L L S $ 2 9 9 , 9 0 0

l-eci Approximately 4H0C'sq ft quali-ty built ranch with walkout lower levei

ILobeiievable oppoaunity 1! rooms. 6 | bedrooms. 3 baths and 2 half baths i Dramatic 2 storv living room fireplace plus fireplace in master bedroom and

I family room Interior recently painted New caraeunj Walking distance t« Kirk in the Huts Church and Andover

I High School Area of J300.000 to M50.000 homes Location prestige and value MLS35SS

VINCENT N LEt

! Executive Transfer 851-4100


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SOPHISTIC ATED IN TflW'N property

This tifick rarer, fraiures npen floor plan f.replaced living room family room l.brary. central air. rare 2 car al-liched garage Great for single or "Ovi

| pic good coodo alternative Sharpest I home in town

I BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE VALUE

I This up-dated 4 bedroom colonial t«a I lures formal fireplaced living room kitchen Jenr aire libran. and den sprinkler system. aUrra and mucli

I more Priced well below properties in :h» area Owner says -Sell Yesterday Large price reduction offered ai JI4, 5<KI Ask for

SHIRLEY GOTTHELF R A L P H M A N U E L A S S O C

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All Farmington Area COUNTRY LIVING in Farmlngtoo Kills 3 bedroom bncl ranch w:tif2 nat ural fireplaces : 4 baths. Urge double lot plus mother-in-law quarters Super land contract terms 364.800

CA.MELOT COURT SLIB Mint condi uon 3 bedroom brick ranch with central air new carpeting. I S baths family room patio aod a:[ached 5 car garage Asking 174.iM WESTBROOK MANOR Kirst offering | on ihu 4 bedroom colonial forma' din-ing room family room natural fire-place in living room Immaculate move-in condition Attached garage Owner transferred 387 (XW

FARMINGTON HILLS Land Contract All brick 3 bedroom with fireplaced family room and fireplaced living room Gorgeous new kitchen park-like lot ,leck atuched garage Pirroew just I5T5 Priced realistically, l~9.»Or;

CENTURY 21 T o d a y 5 5 3 - 0 7 0 0

N E W L I S T I N G Wabeek quality built home by Malcolm Leventon a beauty1 Open Sun 2-5PM

11749 Ascot Ct S of Lcng Ljke off Golf Ridge Featuring 5 bedrooms 5W plus half

| bath living room separate dining room, family room wei bar formal

I kitchen, master bedroom Has 2 separate baths and walk-in closets Solid wuod doors paneling iM bardwood floors, circular drive automatic sprinklers, 3 car attached garage Drastic reduction I39SKKI Ask for

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4 besaroom den laundry room, atuched garage 20x40 swimming pool 3 21W sq h :»68 built Farmington 4 Walnui Like Rd Wl 2122 or 864-4456

BY OWNER Spacious 3 bedroom ranch with deci am! double fireplace on beau tifully landscaped hall acre corner lot w brook Tastefully iecorated new i arp.-t.rig Beth full baths just remod elesi 184 MM 855-4520

F O R C E D T O S E L L O R C H A R D _ A K E F R O N T

$220,000 Assume 11^". fixed r*ic mortgage 4 tie-droomv Jen. gar age

C a l l M a r t y D o v e R E A L E S T A T E O N E

5 4 0 - 2 6 0 1 6 4 4 - 4 7 0 0

BEAUTIFUL WOODED SETTING Elegant family borne 5 bedrooms i j private suites,. 3W baths bright couc try sitchen fireplace in living room

j and family room formal dining room

erofessionally landscaped. Urge li rary lsi floor laundry neutral d«cor.

attached 2 4 car garage 1184,»00 ON QUIET COURT

; Executive 5 bedroom bnck colonial. 3~» baths family room with wood burn-ing firepUce Florida room finished basement, bright kitchen with nook, at •-ached 2 car garage 1109.M0

SUPER .ASSUMPTION Great family split-level offers 4 bed-room* plus library, corner fireplace in family room large kitchen formal din ing room. 2'-« balhs. beautiful yard, at-ucbed 2 car garage Only |«S,SOO

IH ACRES Hilltop selting for this 5 bedroom quae leve.. Urge living room, family room. 2 iireplaces. lovely kitchen, neutral de-cor huge patio circular drive. 2W car garage 3154,900

CENTURY 21 N A D A , INC 4 7 7 - 9 8 0 0

BIRMINGHAM CAPE COD. charming features 3 bedrooms 2 balhs library forma, dining room, hardwcod floors, updated and much more 3U7.900

ASK FOR JUDY ANKRAPP

Merrill Lynch Realty

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 BIRMINGHAM Pembroke Manor 3 Bedroom bungalow enclosed porch, 1 v> ar garage new gas furnace, hardwood

floors carpeting 36 7 90« 649 2M5

BIRMINGHAM Pembroke Manor 3 bedroom bnck 2 -i car garage full basement Mutt condi-tion 364 MO 642 2-817

BIRMINGHAM Open Sun 1-4PM 441 Bennavilie 3 bedroom 1 bath com-pletely remodeled, basemen! garage 366 900 By owner 258-9252 237-761S

BLOOMFIELD 1CITY1 New .caatom brick ranch Open Sun 12 I 1855 Tiverton 4 bedrooms. 4 4 baths Great Room Cathedral ceilings Library 3r.ng offers Rhodes Really 64 2 0014

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 2760 Bradway North of Maple and West off Cranbrook 1 Great home has 4 bedrooms 2 full and 2 bai! baths, fire placed living room ceramic tile in foyer and kitchen with eating space family room library paneied basemen; with wet bar. buiii ins and 1 baths 3228.000 1 H 62754

HANNETT. INC. R E A L T O R S

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 30837 Lincolnshire S of IJ Mile W of Lahser Lovely colonial in Georgeu.-wr 4 bedrooms. 2-v baths family -oorr. brick wall fireplace. Florida room neu tral decor Immediate possession 31 36 900

ASK FOR JUDY ANKRAPP


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LAKEFRONT Middle Straits Lake ull sportsi More than 500i> vj ft custom designed lor family living 4 casual entertaining 4 bedrooms 3-> bath* Jenn-Air kitchen walk out lower ieyel with greai room, carpeting thruout wel bar decking boat storage Move in condition Best Buy 3224,900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 S e c o n t i n e A s s o c .

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0

LAKE PRIVILEGES 4 bedroom 3 -> bath moiti level home in I prime ^ Bloomfield location stunning decor family room 4 I'.brarv 2 fire- 1

places 4 more Priced tc sell at 1169 M0

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

8 5 1 - 9 7 7 0

BEST BUY" LiJ ADS OF CHARM -n this sharp spark ling clean Brick Colonial 3 bedrooms 1 -i baths nicely decorated Rec room, move .n condition Priced nght at 347 900

OPEN SAT 2 5 25M5 Branchester ;S of 11. E of Mid-dlebeit; LOVELY farm style Colo-mal 4 bedrooms 2 4 baths, central air. modern kitchen nicelv decorated Family room Iirep.ace i car attached parage

EARL KEIM 538-8300

REDFORD INC, C APE COD Farmington 3 bedroom 14 baths family room with natural fireplace Basement central air newer carpet throughout private professions landscape walk to school Must see a 375 500 Broker owner '74-7878 477 MM

BLOOMFIELD KILLS By owner Contemporary colonial 3 bedrooms 2 4 baths 2 storv great room library 1st floor iaamiry fin LShed basemeni witt exercise room V wine celUr OveT 1 4 acres with stream 4 mature trees 3240 000 644-3530

BLOOMFIELD Magnificent 4 bed-room bnck colonial 2 4 baths new ev-erything A must see A woman* dream Birmingham schools 3l4e.80<i 6J6-7K*

B U I L D E R S O W N H O M E D r a s t i c a l l y R e d u c e d

I bedroom 4 bath ranch .do private set .ing on nearly 1 acre with mature trees »'aln«ii Lake 4 beach privileges Bir minafcam schools 3149 M0 ,r:Slrs. TV Lmngsion Group 4 77 -0711

Be sure 4 ask for Rack Smith

BY' OWVER Birmingham 2 bedroor i >lder home with real cSarm 4 many ex

Iras Picket fence enclosed porches Ocoer k< completely renovated 4 p ro

'essiooally- decorated Close U YMCA 4 shopping A must h > t S l W Berrna ville • ' of Woodward By appointmen'. '"ly 540- 7383

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817 HI'MPHREY Wooded lot Quality standard features 3 bedrooms includ >ng Urge -naster bedroom 2 4 baths attached 2 car garage Insulated *in dows Full basement Fullr carpeted customer choice Energy efficient package SiyUesis 377 900

OPEN H6U5E SUNDAY : 2 4 P M North of 14 Mile. West of Wiiodward

SC L CONST*' CTION 25 Years Experience 557 o ' j j

MAP1J-1 ORCHARUUKK AREA 1 lean 4 well decorated 1 oicniaI 3 bed rooms include a 11x27 Master with Iress.ng area 2-^ balhs. .ivtng 4 fam.-Iv rooms na: ur« fireplace veparale •diniing room full basement Urge well landscaped lot Near shopping

8 900 Ask for Vera Schanj BE MAX ASSOC >

626-9000 BD » MFIEUi

P E M B R O K E M A N O R Tie of a kind Sis vvuses from park

Newly decorated 4 bedroom 2 bata renlra, air rec room 2 car garage 178 90*) Pvijsripa.s only 649 0941

CHARMING ENGLISH TUDOR u town ,-onveiueoce. 3 bedrooms den baths Consider abie updating 1351 • Map»e 8117 000 Owner 540141

St MPT1 Ot'S CONTEMPORAR Y 3 full living levels Bloomfield Hills Schools 5 bedrooms 54 bath* 2 rami ly rooms with firepUce* pnvate office plus library wet bar decks -IMCIS galore Magnificent double k>4 with trees, ravine and 2 streams Asking 3399 M0 PI

EARL KEIM W e s t B l o o m f i e l d 8 5 5 - 9 1 0 0

C i ty O t B l o o m f i e l d Hills Home for By Owner Gardener i dream Pool I 4 acres Cali <46-5359

"LEAN aa a wlustle' Many quality l e a lures in this 4 bedroom Bloomfield Cokonaal including 6 panelled and louvered doors complete updated kitchen with bay Very well iiwuUted Screened norck Bloomfield Hills Schools L j i e access 3I64 tut. Mas Broock Inc James SnrremOno

646- I 4M

W A B E E K GCIRC.EI>US CriVTEMPrvR ARY

'"pen Sun 2 5PM I (jOlf Ridge S of Ix ig laske

Quality built bv Samit Huge greai roorr, with walk m wet bar 2 storv marble fireplace library gourmet kitchen With triple Jenn Aire 4 bed rooms first fiooe Uundry Berber car peting. excit.ng features Miami 40x10 swimming pool S sere lot nr-ular drive automatic spcinklers 3 car a: cached garage Reduced to 3319 1W Imiwdlate pcasessaoei Ask for

S y l v i a S t o t z k y R E A L E S T A T E O N E

6 2 6 - 4 2 5 8 6 4 4 - 4 7 0 0

PINE L.AKF. PRIVILEGES Very specious 5 bedroom culonial Fan Usui 25 ft .iving room really nea: 12 X 11 formal dining good kucnen wjtfi breakfast room new furnace hardwood floors excellent cond-tion guiet C«il de sar setting 3138 500

I jvc—ve Eadv 4 Assoc Inc i 626 47;i

i S p a c i o u s - S p a c i o u s ! < b*dn«xi, ludor cl.vr,Lal .r great lam.

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| 3131 900

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8 5 1 - 7 7 1 1 Executive Relocation Services

I S p e c t a c u l a r M o d e * H o m e 4160 STRATHDALE

' ipen Wed Sal 4 Sua I 5PM I N of I-one Pine W of Middlebeii

< h CpOO sq ft beauty white and br.gh! -u*tom -oniemporary with skylights iterec, deck* lead lo .ake sludK ceil ngs < bedrooms 3 4 plus half baths

master bedroom suite has Hi a.II whir oooi and 2 walk in clnseu lyuahtv b«ii!! Must see 3399 «">0 Ask f «

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WAI.N7T LAKF PRIVILEGED Sharp 3 bedrvoer Brvck Ranch | •« baths fireplaces in living roorr, 4 fau'-ly rec room Large updated kitchee With bunt ins 2 car alLsched garage large open deck Birmingham ScVnis I«ily 194 800 Ask for Bsthie 4J» MM RF. MA* ASSi. » BIJIOMFIELD

C O L O N Y P A R K W E S T « bedroom 2 4 baths cathedral ceiUng i.i family r.»m with firepUce beauUful

j F onda room overlooking 5 acres of common 'and and small lake excellent I or swimming Good-loo«mg from osil side 3148 800

H E P P A R D R E A L T Y

8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0 DESIGNER PERFECT

oniemporary split level in prestigious W'oodcree* Hills Magnificent ground* and planting* yeild privacy Walk to el-ementary- school* Featuring 4 bed rooms 3 foil baths 2 4 car garage, bay w.ndows fireplace recessed and tract lighting curved brick wall stair-way JennA.re range 4 new air conditioning PRICED FOR QUICK *-ALE 3182 5M Immediate occupancy possible Bv i "wiser Principals Onh 855 91 16

Kendailwood 1 :v ba A levels 3 bedroom bnck rancli nth 2 ful. âtks formal dining room a.-ge family room and a large all oew

kneher, with built ins 4 beautiful wood -abimeis This bome ha* a newer beat-,ng ny-siem w-th central air and an open 'lowing floor pian Siluated on a lar»e reed lot in an area of curving streets. ".weeing trees and rolling lulls 376.900

VINCENT N LEE

Executive Transfer 851-4100

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NEWLY DEfYIRA TED I p o a b i , 3 bedroom home -eadv tn move un 323 4 down 542 «"34

FARMINGTON KILLS-®PEN SUN S-6 32570 Shady Ridge secluded cwmtrv

.lng. modem contemporary 4 bed oir, bllevel 00 ooe acre heavy wooded

land Beautiful view from every room overlook* pood 4 woods Walkout 10 tbe patw from living room dining room 4 family room lt baa 2 fireplaces, 2 4 bath* with skylight Security system, family room with studio ceiling 4 loft Appliance* included 3119 UK 478-5137

MINT CONDITION Attractive 3 bedroom aluminum uded bungalow iarge living room with natu-ral fireplace country kitchen, 1st floor .aundrv insulated windows, 2 car ga-rage Asking 348.800 ,Ask for

D O N G E T T S

CENTURY 21 G o l d H o u s e R e a l t o r s

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Farmington Hills asOLLTKLY auae M p , * , m ABSOLUTELY" U>e M p n c . _

town colonial 4 bedroom, dining room. paint * carpet, al brwaklaal room, i

tacaed garage included log burning f l repisc lor

' J 3 175& ,"9i— " NO PAYMENTS ull July down 11* miarsst these terms are p o m

ble oe ibis KENDALL WOOD raacfe WlUi fireplace, family room attached garage don't pass 11 buy

ACRE, - 4 - , enhances [his executive home with stately entry way eleaant dining room leads 10 specious Ulcfcn family room with freaich doors leads Io romantic patio with iiauii 4 fosin-lain Imagine S huge bedrooms pirn 1st floor library Owner transferred immediate

FARMING TOP" HULLS- > * r Grsad River 4 Middlebelt Farmlngtoo Schools 4 bedroom I 4 beu bungalow 2 car detached garage wood atos-e IB the fmiatMd baaemem Mew roof, drive-way 4 oew centra, heat EiceUan cow dltlor 854 UOO 4 TV 17 63

C e n t u r y 2 1 H O M E C E N T E R

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 29555 King] Point Cl Rolling Oaks IS of 13 Mile. W of Farmingtoo Rd Custom 3 bedroom ranch featuring ce-ramic foyer, dramatic great room. spectacuUr California -dnflstooe fire-(dace Kobler flxturea, central vac wood deck and fantastic free-form wimmtnjpooi 3133,900 ASK FOR MARC1A VAN CREVELD

Rolling Oaks Specialist


6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 6 6 1 - 0 9 9 3 OPEN SUN 1-4 PM 29*15 Mullane First offering of thia meticsiloueiy maintained bome Ln Canterbury Com-moos. N of 13. W of Orchard Lake Rd Move in coodllKm' Neat decor Quality throughout Beautiful floor plan 4 bed-

i 24 bath, family room, central sprinkling system Loaded with

goodies 3119.MO '

GRACIOUS. SPACIOUS ranch Beauti-ful SUmen Acres. N of 10 W of Or chard Lake Rd . circular drive, leads tc center entrance, opening to spacious rooms, formal living with firepUce. •dining room. 3 large bedroom* plus li-brary Florida room, fantastic kitchen

itlt Jen-naLre and much, mere Laverne Eady 4 Assoc Inc

626-4711

P O O L & V I E W Cwtoen built 1*78 4 beoroten 3 4 hath bock rsaasd ranch on oesr 1 acre wtth 3 car attached garage oeerlotdu 2 dacha 4 36x16 pool M ft family room, with fireplace wet bar 4 tault-ias Library. Urge dining roan with 3 way fireplace to living room Lit floor Uundry 2nd kitchen oo walk out level Reduced to 1137 m

REDDING 8 5 1 - 5 2 5 2

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A REAL BUY os 1 acre of privacy 6 bedroom Mich ranch wuh !•«« sq R Family room. 3 flrwpaacea 2 4 baths, cwotral air 3 4 car (arana Land coo-trnct terms. Call lot details on this i - » Uni hocna Prkcwd to sail. *7».M0

ASK FOR SHIRLEY HELXMAN


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ROLLING OAKS P1RST TIME DFfTERED

JlIX) so ft 4 twdroom. ! - i bailA COAocb mi Study ctrimk: (oyer formica fcltcb-eti fuuibed b**etDeol. deck, palio •i*rm sytteim, mtuiJlJ** aywi*m u baouier mart»ie nrepUce. mucfi tnore

B Y O W N E R - $ 1 8 7 , 0 0 0 6 6 1 - 5 1 8 8 3 5 3 - 8 8 2 0

ROOMY OLDER HOME ui good loca-tion near lown 3 bedrooms, froroal din-ing room, full baaement. with room for either an additional bedroom or recre-ation room Eocloaed porch, dose to ev erything. 8104.M0 JAMES C CUTLER REALTY' 349 4030

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COUNTRY HOMES 4 FARMS Homes for sale on 4 acre to several acres, pocea starting at 358.5M. some with land contract* 4 assumptions Contact Linda Roberts si Century 21 Hartford SW. 471 3555 or 437-61II

O p p o r t u n i t y Is K n o c k i n g Transfer forces sale of this beautiful custom built raised ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths separate dining room, natu-ral fireplace finished basement, 2 4

Donna Donaldson R e / M a x F o r e m o s t 4 2 2 - 6 0 3 0

F O R S A L E

o r L E A S E / P U R C H A S E Builder fu* ranch, colonial and 2 cape-coda with many features 363.9M to I70.000

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A VALUE ERA 4 VA terms a.aiUbie on una tors-ly Dutch colonial 4 bedrooms. 2 4 baths family room natural fireplace, full basement. 3 car attached garage

ith ,4oor opener all on a lovely efcotee wooded lot $68,140

Cranbrook

3 4 hath colonial, wet bar is haae fa. ly room, oew Formica kitchen aor» kiars. ceaKral air finish* ii , bouse haa everything I W . H I 352 J J *

OPEN SUN 1-4 PM 22436 Fairw„ S of • Mil*. E of Berg MotivalaM * i j »

rs anal 3 bsdroom brick - • ... r — e . fliua lag pretty I

-4 PM 31416 F a l r i ^ _.j | > Mil*, t of Berg Motivated sell* o f f m nest 3 b«lroom bnck r s n c k " ^ place, flfuabed rec room, deck ovwriook uag pretty lot *»!,«»

LATHRUP V ILLAGE Hard lo beat la value Weil nuaiauinsc and move in condition Sharp 3 w , room colonial, aluminum trim, h m u , room with fireplace, and doorwall ieao ing W covered patio Rec room 2 car garage with openers and spec la. ,a-ier. Hobble room Don t miss Poealue ?».% assumable mortgage ijffered al 17 3 500

Laverne Eady 4 Assoc Inc 634-4711

B R I C K R A N C H G R E A T N E W S

1 l-ini Unbelievable oppcrtunity Better than new 3 bedroom bome offering country kitchen fall basement, centrad air oewer wood patio deck and over-sued 2 car garage Prestigious oelg»-borbood Immediate occupancy Land contract possible Greatest value lor the dollar in Sonthfbeld

VINCENT N LEE


REPOSSESSED 1M x 148 kit, * 4 4 Beech ares, Clean 1 bedroocn brick ranch, fireplace, dec at cached 2 car garage $2,700 do., , iqg $52 500 w l l l t a e n to offers Call for address Century 21. ABC 121 3254

SOUTHFIELD vinyl alum ranch 3 bedroom attached garafe . recently re modeled Super clean Beautiful Ure, treed iot Buyers only. $35,000 #'e« ends evenings except Mon 485 3817

DRASTIC REDUCTION OWNER ANXIOUS TO MOVE

18947 Fllmore. Southfield Lovely 4 bedroom colonial. 2 4 baths paneled family room finished recre-ation room home has been kepi in ex cellenc condition new furnace, air con-ditioning. garage door opener doorwall has storms, excellent location to ete-rneotary schools L-an»oortat»o« South-field Golf Course 372.800 ,Ask for

A u d r i e F r i e d m a n R E A L E S T A T E O N E

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LATHRUP VILLAGE ranch, 3 bed | room*, 3 baths. 2 fireplaces, finished j rec room, circle drive $85 500 By I owner 559-41*1

HARTLAND total seclusion 00 5 5 acres among towering puses Extreme-ly sharp J bedroom quad-level, 2 car garage nicely decorated m earthlones Well worth a visit: $88 900

SPOTLESS' 3 bedroom ranch with love ly settlne c«i 2 acres with easy access lo remoo Hd 4 M-58 Walkow! basement deck 4 patio, 2 fireplaces Kartland Schools 369.5M Dee t home' England Real Estate

this fine

"Lease Option" Nearly new 4 bedroom brick srlth 2 4 balhs. family room wilh fireplace car-pet throughout huge 2 car garage, cen-tral air Owner transferred Asking 385 900

255-0037 RITE WAY

SOUTHFIELD • 10 MILE Sharp 3 room bnck ranch. 3 baths, der. air coo diuoning. finished baaement. fenced yard By owner anxious lo sell Askiia $57 500 Day* 559-7105 eves 55M46S

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mile 4 E v e r g r ^ area 3 bedroom Colonial, fairuiv room fireplace, central air, 2 car aiucbed garage, neutral carpeting thru-out $73,»M Owner, Buyers Only 355 3I7(

VISIT ONCE 4 YOU'LL BE BACK Towering CWUs surround a custom buiii ranch with 2 full baths, atucbed ; garage, fireplace, full baaement. tar den. formal dining, cedar cloaeu and much, much more7 $59,900 Call BILL LAW. CENTURY 21 Today 553-0706

3 0 8 R o c h « t t » r - T r o y

NE TROY - Large 5 bedroom rolooia, 2 4 car fa ra fe , 1 4 balhs. Large family room wilh fireplace and bar central air many other extras A must to tee-$114,900 Call Mon thru FYi afler J PM, all day Sal and Son , 828-8201

ROCHESTER BY OWNER 3 bednxxc brick ranch, full basement 14 batha walk to school 4 shopping $64,500 Call Eves 4 Weekends 652 3097

ROCHESTER - Choice location Quad-level on secluded, wooded acre 4 bed rooms. 24 balhs. Urge family rooit with wel bar opening lo screened M Uo 4 deck area $138,000 631-4443

ROCHESTER University Hill • newly redecorated, raised ranch with raaty extras Sturp 3 bedroom. 24 MUa. 3114.2M After 5pm SSJ-24S2

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3 0 6 R o c h o t t o r - T r o y

RiA'HESTER $16,000 below marVM • aiue First offering 4 bedroom bnck xilonia. 2,200 sq ft . 2 4 batia. Living room, dining room, family room with fireplace, central air, baaement, 2 4 at-tached garage fenced 899 900 375-*»»«

ROCHESTER 3 bedroom contemporary nome. family room, scenic view, bsauti fully Undscaped Urge lot. attached rage $59 900

ed ga 1-6713

TROY brand new 4 bedroom 24 bath. family room wilh fireplace den. 1st floor Uundry, basement attached ga-rage ready for occupancy Fee 15 Call Doug $79-9255

Douglas Mgt Investment Co (Voter',

TROY* - by owner Walk-out ranch, pan-oramic view. 174 fl 00 Emerald Lake Gated courtyard with founurn. 3 or 4 large bedrooms, mailer suite. 18x16 wilh dressing room 4 bath formal Uv ing room 4 dining room with 3 way fireplace. 3 4 bath*. Urge entertain--nen! center with 22 ft wet bar 4 3 way fireplace 77 ft deck up. one down will bar 24 1 24 garage central air. under ground sprinkling system, circle drive,

' "" much more beaulifu 3298.000

trees aod 879 28««

TROY Sharp. 4 bedroom colonial family room with firepUce finished

pool large kx 686 3927

TROY' 4 bedroom colonial, finished basemen;- library deck. -Jiermo- win dows. move-is condition asking 393.900 AvalUbte for rent 879-6334

3 0 9 R o y a l O a k - 0 « k P i r k

H u n t i n g t o n W o o d s

P S R — < E s t a t e S o r v i c o s 3 2 6 C o n d o s F o r S a t e ARE YOU COLLECTING Contract or second

•nt Perry Raalty 476 7640 | bsdro«S,. T h S t h T

C A S H F O R Land Contracts

A n y t y p e p r o p e r t y a n y w h e r e In M i c h i g a n 2 4 firs - Cal l F r e e 1 - 8 0 0 - 2 9 2 - 1 5 5 0 F i r s t N a t i o n a l A c c e p t a n c e C o

BIRMINGHAM CONDO res. aasr B A C . 1st floor Unit. 2

-arge living room toan^ area Coanmon entry i

hasaiiaal Classj neutral dscor cov pool Loads of Gwssl

Parking. Only $7$.*M Ai* lor Dan kcCoubrey 626 9000 RK MAX ASSOC . W BLOOMFIELD

BIRMINGHAM Mwoho—a $13.MX •umes mortgage J badrooaiis 1 t end unit Private froo« and rear a i r y All appliances included Call Marshall

al 466-MM or 7T1-$1M

3 2 6 C o n d o s F o r S a t o

AMAZING attractive affordable quail ly 2 bedroom 1 4 bath 2nd story u Bir mingham $47 000 Immediate occupan cy * 4 % or L C Eves 54*^173

EXCELLENT CHOICE HOME 13711 AlUn Oak Park

Immaculate 3 bedroom, neutral decor, newer carpet drapes, roof, central sir and new insulation Location Is wander ful for shopping transportation Home ,ia* been appraised for VA Good Invesi nent for renui 336.500 Ask for

A u d r i e F r i e d m a n R E A L E S T A T E O N E

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ROY'AL OAK 3 bedroom ranch Immac-uUte custom built. 2 full baths. 2 car garage Room for expansion Easv ac-cess I 75 North of 11 Mile 344.850 541-8S9C 477 2752

ANNOUNCING

A N e w C o n d o m i n i u m

$3,390 DOWN $573 per month CROSSWINDS

of

Farmington Hills 2 bedroom colonial. 14 batdw fire-place central air, studio ceilings Pn vate walled patio sheltered parking $ 6 6 , 9 9 0

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L O W E R S T R A I T S L A K E P R I V I L E G E S

Bull', in 1972 - gorgeous 4 bednwtn _ bath brick 4 cedar 2 story with 2 car attached garage on wooded setting 22 '! family room decorated in earth tones with contemporary fUlr REDUCED FOR IJUICK SALE $63 900

REDDING 8 5 1 - 5 2 5 2

MON LAKE Nfwiv <i*corale<J 3 b»slroon rune* built 1980 Pull b**-

3 1 1 O r c h a r d L a k e

W a l l e d L a k e

BY' OWNER, 3 bedroom Brick Ranch, 2 ' . car garage family room firepUce. hilltop view of Wolverine Lake 4 lake privileges Lot* of extra* Must See lo appreciate Assumable Mortgage Walled Lake 624-4*24

3 1 9 H o m e s F o r S a t e

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

LYON TOWNSHIP COUNTRY' LIVING 4 4 »CTe beautiful quiet setting House has Urge country kitcnen and -dining room 30 i 70 bam with water and electric Close to ex pressways and shopping

CHAMBERLAIN R E A L T O R S

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W a y n e C o u n t y

1NKSTER Assume low interesl mort-gage 3 bedroom bnck. basement fenced yard priced below market 320 000 128-2222 or 459-5555 BY OWNER Remodeled 3 bedroom snck ranch Payment, taxes, insurance

138! per month 31 500 moves you ir-$28,900 Taylor 397 5823 or 387-3678

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L i v i n g s t o n C o u n t y

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1650 GREEK REVIVAL HOME in tbe Michigan Historic Regutar lovely 4 Tedroom brick home remtmacent' of New England Formal dining room 2 fireplaces, impressively situated on 6 13 acre in lown $132,500 Call Nancy Hoiladay 313-476-8320

1-3 ACRES - with lovely 4 bedroom c-olo r.ial I acre stocked pood. 5 stall bam plus .arge storage bam, all with water 4 -.ectricily $124,900 Call Ron Monette 313-476-8J20

< USTOM 3 BEDROOM RANCH luL . wall fireplace, 1 4 baths, full baaement 5 acres with pole bam Close so down-town Howell on blacktop road >nlv 379,900 all Linda L Roberts 313-227-2300

TEN ACRES OF TOTAL seclusion Brighton schools 2300 sq ft cootempo--ary style -walk <wt rajvet Beautiful and pme trees 3I2T 500 Land Coo

ASSUMPTION! One bedroom, one bath, 3rd floor Nice view cotulyard Clean beautifully deco-rated Owners transferred. 114 fixed morgtage $47,900

TRI-LEY'EL Fantastic bev imrnacuUte condluoo 2 bedrooma. 2 batha. tract lighting In liv-ing room, family room wilh fireplace Possible Land contract $7*,190

BUYERS DREAM LivonU area 1*1. floor ooe bedroom In unit laundry, appliances Included Low association fee includes HEAT $4$,500

PRESTIGIOUS AREA Stunning 1st floor ranch 2 bedrooms with library, separate dbxlng room $106,000

FANTASTIC SETTING Situated in a heavily wooded area, faces a small private lake 3 bedrooms, dec aod family room Approximately 2049 sq fl many extras A Must See $119,900

Condominium Realty

559-3800

BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE Open Sun 2 5 3X345 Southfield Road bet ween 13 * 14 MUe Road Hare Bwv arly Hills Cando. class to downtown Birmingham 4 boat shopping 2 large bedrooms, aach has lu o n full bath Private entrance first floor Uv oil pea hall, to 17 x 13 living room, wtth doorwall to private tree screened patio Full basement, all appliances »Uy Good ccatract avaiUble H4.900

6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

Cranbrook Assoc Inc Realtors

BLOOMFIELD HILLS beautiful 2 bedroom. 2 baths. 1150 soft, coodo adja-cent to Si) Lake Private beach, lake

Klvlleges, pool, private storage 7 500 334-4449 Work 64V23-44

B L O O M F I E L D T W P O P E N S U N D A Y 2 - 5

ll-»o;i 4130 GoWrtdge. S of Loog Lake. W of FYsoktln Prestigious Wabeek De-velopment with Bloomfield Hills Schools Owner transferred 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms and 3 4 baths Stunning anil with premium setting Unit situated In neighborhood of I2CKI 000 to $430 »00 homea Full basement. 2 car garage and many exciting extra* Designers dream Attractively priced for a fast sale Land contract assumption oo re-qualification seeded ML 81338

VINCENT N LEE


BY OWNER • Northfteld Hills Coodo Troy, 1300 sq ft.. 2 bedrooms. 14 baths, finished patio excellent club-bouse privileges recently redecorated $65,900 Call after 5pit: or weekends

641-79*7

AUBURN HEIGHTS 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, all appliances First floor For sale or rent. Call Owner 661-2132

AUBURN HILLS CHESTNUT HILL coodo, 1-75 4 S Boulevard, downstairs, 2 bedroom with patio, close to cocver-i

a. by owner $47,000 731-4493

B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S . C i t y o t Spacious 4 Luxurious Condominium 1.300 aq ft. Woodward.- Loaig: Lake area 2 bedrooma. 2 full batha, dm. dinette area off deluxe kltcben. 2 car attached garage Impeccable Maintenance' As-sumable Mortage Offered at $138,000 B u y e r s O n f y t 6 4 2 - 3 1 9 7

BEST BUY Spotless end unit condo offers 3 bed-rooms 2 4 balhs and formal rftni»g room Family room has walkout to pa lio poo. 4 clubhouse Baaement and at-

I ucbed 2 car garage Bloomfield Hills mailing 3 1 500 closing allowance $84.900

ASK FOR W ARREN STOUT


6 4 7 - 5 1 0 0 3 3 5 - 7 7 0 7

CHANTICLEER AWARD WINN INC

CONDOMINIUMS NEW SITES JUST RELEASED

Offering the spectacular new cluster homea ieai|iied for your

Carefree Lifestyle' Ranch and townhouae model* feature great room with natural firepUce. for-mal dining room, bnghi gourmet kitch-en. library, bedrooms with private bath, full baaement, 1st floor Uundry room. 2 car attached garage with direct access 4 much more' Select voair tile now for spong-summer move-m

Models Open 12-6 - closed Thursday Located Northside of 12 Mi Rd

Just East of Tetegra p0 Rd

354-4330 Another Development By

Mooetary Investment Group Coop Brokerage Invited

3 2 6 C o n d o e F o r S a t e

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bsdroom, 1 4 bath coodo excellent space 4 storage, second floor security move-in cona-tion $45 to® 476-0*7*

LAKEFRONT TOWNHOUSE ON ALL SPORTS LAKE Two bedrooms, two fall and two 4 batha. two flreplacea. wet bar In family room, two car ga rage 3 Miles from Twelve O a b I1M.M0 Call 5518700

T h o m p s o n - B r o w n

UVONIA CONDO Beautiful end unit condo - private quiet area Tastefully decorated wtth all newer carpeting formal linliw room with doorwall lo balcony overlooking commons area $42 800

CENTURY 21 H a r t t o r d S o u t h Inc .

2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0 4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

LIVONIA N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

C o n d o m i n i u m s Now taking reaervaliooa Ranch aod co-lonul styles with garages 4 baaemenu From $80,990 Call today for detail*

Ask for Carol Mason. Broker CAROL MASON REALTY 364-1*00

L I V O N I A ' S B E S T !

Laurel Woods C o n d o m i n i u m s

F r o m . . $ 7 7 , 9 0 0

F INAL P H A S E N O W U N D E R C O N S T R U C T I O N

Salea Cesiter Open Dally-2 to 6 P M

Weekends-Noon to 5 P M 'Cloaed Tbinsdaysi

North of Six <*) Mile West of Newburgh

591-6660

3 3 2 M o b i l e H o m e s

F o r S a l e

CENTURIAN. 1*79 14 i 50 2 bedrooma ;ca™ta«J). living room also csrpetad. appliances Clean Low lot Excellent cotKtttlon $4,7*0 471 6442

COLONADE 1M1, 14x70. 7x12 do. fireplace. 3 bedrooms 2 full baths bag country kitchen window air condi-tioning. landscaped lot, 7x1* sbed *t2,004 After 6pm, 495 1503

ELCONA 1*73, 12x00 2 bedrooms, with Up-outs Woodburmng stove New hot " * l « lank, refrigerator, celling fan 4 shed Can stay oo lot $7,500 437 6163

FAIRMONT 1*01 Colonnade 14i70 with 7x24 Expando. all appliances cen-tral klr. fireplace warranty Lmmacu-Ute1 Must see Must Sell Eves . 364^51*4. Days, 837-4000. ext. 161

GLOBEMASTER 1*72, 12x55, all appti ances, abed, deck excellent coasdiSoo Can stay on lot Asking $3500 Westland area 261-0596

MODULAR HOME O P E N H O U S E

F e b 1 4 - 1 7 t h - n o o n till 5 p m . D A R L I N G

M a n u f a c t u r e d H o m e s 33*35 Novi Rd . Novi

3 4 9 - 1 0 4 7 MONARCH. 1*72, isewly redecorated, ready for you to move m Located In a small quiet park. Livonia » ' « a n d bor der $4000 Call day cr evenings. S25-150-5 days. 645 9220

MUST SELL - Double wide can stay on tn Novi 3 bedroom. 2 bath, oak

floor appUanrea. many extras, corner lot $18,000 or besl offer 348-7547

NORTHVILLE area condo Country Place, 2 bedrooms, 2 batha attached garage, nc common walls $66 »00 Call Tues ihm Sat I-4pm, Sun Moo any-time 364-7214

NORTHVILLE professionally remod-eled Condo on the lake 3 bedrooms, 14 bslhs. basement, fireplace ImmacuUte

available 348-4395

C H I M N E Y H I L L C O N D O M I N I U M S O F

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D

As featured m Professional Builder 1985 Award Issue We are now opening new clusters !o#yo4ir spring-summer move in 7Y»e classic townbouse ranch furnished model features Private en-trance. greai room, natural firepUce, bedrooms with private bath 4 loft for expansion. 1st floor Uundry room, basement, garage 4 more1

UNBELIEVABLY PRICED FROM

$78,400 Models Open Dally 12-6

Closed Thursday* Located oo tbe South side of Maple Rd Just West of Orchard Lake Rd

626-4401 Another Development By The

MONETARY INVESTMENT GROUP

NOVI - Country Place 3 bedrooms, 2 4 baths, fully carpeted, finished base-ment Automatic garage opener By ap-pointment 348-7435

NOVI Private 2 bedroom Townhouse I 4 baths, pool, garage wtth opener, sl-ue. air. pa no with gnll New carpeting. Appliances included $45,500 348-6494

NOVI - STONEHENGE Super coodo 2 bedrooms. 14 baths, fin-ished basement, attach garage deck, pool, tennis courts, very clean Bring of-fers $56 900 Call after 6pm 474 2381

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 3 3690 q«ai] Hollow Bloomfield Hills. INorth of Long Lake and West of Franklin Mint condition unit baa 3 bedrooms 3 baths Master baa Jacumi. a Urge breakfast

area overlooks an atrium that views pond plus premium appluncea. appli-ances and fixtures have been used BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS $30* 000 IH-616241

HANNETT, INC. R E A L T O R S

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0 PLYMOUTH. BRADBURY 2 bedroom, appliances, carport finished basement with additional bedroom 4 bath, fully carpeted $43,900 348 3029 or 453-0282

i Kniss. 311-227 2200

P R E V I E W P R O P E R T I E S

RURAL LAKE AREA Hamburg Twp

Double Chalet with extra csmpletely -rparate living area over a 24 X 32 at-ucbed garage 4 bedroomm* base-ment greennouse large deck with glass wall doors of! dining area $79 900

OREN NELSON REkL ESTATE

1 - 8 0 0 - 4 6 2 - 0 3 0 9 1 - 4 4 9 - 4 4 6 6

BINGHAM WOODS APPLEWOOD April Delivery

$175,900

MANORWOOD May Delivery

$203,900 2 , 6 9 0 s q , f t . of d r a -m a t i c s t y l i n g w i t h li-b r a r y a n d m a s t e r b e d r o o m o n t b e f i r s t f l o o r

Cal l U s f o r A n A p p o i n t m e n t

6 4 5 - 6 2 4 0

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R O B E R T S O N B R O S .

C I T Y O F

B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S Condominium trust fund Must diapose of by Feb 15,1885 Market $240,000 Discounted $40,000

6 4 1 - 9 0 8 7

BIRMINGHAM CONDO by OWNER (Tkkc* in-town 2 bedroom 2 baUi Car-

Security iyrlrm. balcoey-beaau--w Adults $107,500 '646-3208 fTv's

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C0ND0-MART BEEN WATTINC*

Here a tiut unusual Farmingtoo Hills ccedo with 2 large bedrooms 4 2 full batha at a truly affordable price' Upper level privacy ali appliances including Lo-unit washer 4 dryer, carport ALL THIS' $64,500 626-8100

ACCENTING with mirror treatmenu and neutral col-o n adds to the attractiveness of this $38,800 Inverrarv coodo Large bed-room with walk-In closet, "hip tech" kitchen, private Uundry, carport Great pricing opportunity CALL 624-8100

FARMINGTON SQUARE 2 bedroom coodo, with neutral decor aDd "move in" coodllloo Handy ex-preastway access, plus close to resuu-rknta movies and sbopptng Carport and balcooy Al $53,000 with early oc-cupancy Call 624-8100

THINKING OF SELLING"'* Lower interest rates, our rrpuUtloe in the condominium market and a beallhy demand fn*n qualified buyers have combined to leave us short of eoodoe to offer Can we help you to market vours NOW Call 626- 4100

C0ND0-MART 6 2 6 - 8 1 0 0

RIDGEWOOD, 1*74. 12x55 2 bedroom, applUnces. carpeting $7,000 Excellent condition Good location Call after 6pm 331-7076

SHERWOOD PARK 7*. 14 I ?«, 2 bed-rooms 2 baths. Uundry room. shed, stove, refrigerator, can be moved, $12,500 After 7 pro 6*9-0763

SUBURBAN MOBILE HOME SALES

WIXOM Siiuli 12x65. 4x8 tipoul. 2 bed-rooms. ! bath, stove, refrigerator washer, dryer 10 i 24 awning Corner lot Very good coodltwo 0nlyll2.000

Repos 10% Down MANY AVAILABLE

348-1913

3 3 6 F l o r i d a P r o p e r t y

F o r S a t e

HOMKXASSA SPRING* HOUSE Owner Sals with option I bsîuutm. I 4 baths. Flonda Aooni attached ga rage, central air. carpeted landscaped, fenced. Urge lot $6 ' too 424-15*0

SAWGRA3S Beach Clsh VilU. 1* month guaranteed lease back Poeltive flow IIU.000

1-313- 994-0143

3 3 8 C o u n t r y H o m e s

F o r S a t e

BY OWNER Early 1900 2 story pU Ured colonul. complete! \ and beauti-fully redone 220* »qJt . 2 4 baths, family room, fall dlnia* room plus breakfast room 1st floor Uundry workshop in basement 2 story barn with 3 boi stalls, tact room, water 4 electric 0e 3 fenced acres tn Med mora area Land contract terms For appointment. 444 9522

3 3 9 L o t a a n d A c r e a g e

F o r S a l e

Bloomfield Hllla Something Special' 2 heavily wooded 1 3 acre bond-ing sites overlooking tbe Rouge River Secluded 4 privaU

Western Troy - Birmingham 2 wooded lots. Negotiable land contract terms $250,000 each

Bingham Farms parcel sailuble for

homes Very na

City of Bloomfled Hills Nice building site of approximately I acre Easement to Vhay Lake. $133.M0

M a x B r o o c k , I n c . 6 4 4 - 6 7 0 0

3 4 2 L a k e f r o n t P r o p e r t y

COMMERCE LAKE Caaaal frontags Beac* aasonlalius tar swuaaiuaag 4 boa Uag Wooded, hilly hnaaaalla A W Istaly beautiful Call mom 12 i N t

WALNUT LAKE privileges Banna**-ham Schools. Great walk-ow

MAX BROOCK, Inc. Orchard Lake

626-4000 LAKE SHANNON Carrentiy available are a wide aalactloa M premier homes al beastiful Lake Miaanon ranging la price from $«*JM lo $1>3*4* W« •hall be p l i m d to Mow the homes that fit yoair needs oe oar private all snorts Lake 4 sand roe tree brocharea. Lake S i a i w i map 4 information latter

Call Nancy or Gordon Padsa seal Speci-alizing In lake property at oar resi-lience oa the lake - 6HM730 - or oar office Ear) Kelm Dowaett II Use 629-2211

356 Inyeetment Property For Sale

PRIME «*.*** aq f l . Idaal far $ story 24,9*0 an f l office building Design ladadad brchard LahTsoet l i of Maple HI-*7H

THREE COMMERCIAL 17*173 Fto* eae 34M salt completely reao-valad Other two 1 ooQsqft each ptas • effecsency anartmenU aastalra. all

ad Good location Excellent invest 1 or tax shelter 341-6160 360-727$

Opportunities

SELL HERBAL PROOUCTS

TWELVE year oid. 66 million dollar

poruauiy 34$ 5<77 and 474-*lt3

358 Mortgagee A Land Contracts

A BARGAIN Caah for Existing Land Contracts

_ Or Second Mortgages • Highest $$4 Perry Raelty 4747640

BUILDING THIS YEAR' Ucensed builder will assist in planning obtaining financing 4 construction All or part Pbooe dayton Miller 459-4161

CANTON, 3 lot* tvaiUble in establish ed subdivision. $4500 each Land con-tract terms available. Call Broker

459-614*

SYLVAN. 12 x 60', wallpapered, new carpet, appliances, washer dnrer, shed, window treatments Owner' anxious $10,000 476-7699 or 344-2241

TWO BEDROOM, 1956 19 X 50. oo loi al Michigan Ave 4 1-273. condition, $2800 •SrtSS

333 Northern For Sate

Property

ALPENA AREA 160 acres, 3 bedroom cabin on beauti-fully wooded acreage Abundant supply of aeer 4i small game Very close to lakes Best of aU Priced for quick sale at $55,000 LAJCEfRONT LOTS - Jewel Lake, near HarrtsvUle Nicely wooded 10 acre lakefront parceU oo spring fed lake 5 left to cbooee from Starting at $12,100 AGENT MONARCH REALTY 671 1042

BETWEEN GRAYLING 4 Traverse City Wsterfronl home 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, sunken living room, fireplace large wood deck $63 800 L.C terms Ski 4 Shore 616-258-4411

PLYMOUTH Nearing Completion

New Condos

Ideally located with carport, central air. carpeting, appliances snd patio balconies, and low maintenance

From. $39,900 Call For Literature

Charnwood Group 855-0101 422-5948

FARMINGTON RESIGNED FROM THE BORED

Enter the Valley View Condominium for ooly $4*.*00 which includes a walk In closet, covered parking forma] din-lng room. move-In ccodttton with low maintenance fee that includes heat Call BILL LAW CENTURY 21 Today

Sil-070*

FOXPOINT CONDOMINIUMS Exciting new plana for previewing

from $118.»*4

REPOSSESSED Special financing available for this beautiful 3 bedroom condo, central air and attached garage Yoc can't beat this deal' $15,5«J Call TONY at Re/Max West 261-1400

SOUTHFIELD Urge custom 2 bed-room, 2 hath View location, security Underground parking Furnished I135.000 or not $!20 060 'best 537-1999

SOUTHFIELD - Spacious, neutrally decorated 3 bedroom 2 rtory unit fea-tures 1*+ baths kitchen with appli ances fLnished rec room $79,900 Days 540-6133 Eves 353-9687

Southfield. 2 bedroom. 1 ~i bath, end unit coodo New carpeting remodeled kitchen 4 bath firepUce, air, built-lns, recessed lighting, window treatmeau 4 all appliances $66,500 Assumable at 11 559-6759

THREE BEDROOMS Premium fea-tures offered in a fine Western Uvonia Schools complex 2 story brick Includ-ing 1 and 2 half baths basement and 2

WOLFE 421-5660

BURT LAKE HOME 3 bedroom. 1.400 sq ft brick and cedar Beauty 183' well-wooded frooUee cm the Sir M e $119,500

Also, several other Burt and Mullet! Lake Lou Homes and Cotuges

A K SMITH 4 SON P O BOX 430

Indian River MI 48749 i*lt) 238-9138

BURT LAKE RETREAT Over 3000 f t of Lake frontage 4 300 wooded acres Nice sand beach 3 ca-bins, county roads, electric stream, great fishing Minutes from 1-75 4 ski-ing Gary PfilLlips Broker. 4M E Lake Petcskey MI 4977tt • " > » " • «

CITY' OF BLOOMFIELD u n i . t ReaidentUI property. IH acres prime building site, $153,000. By owner Call between 9am- 3pm, ask for Mr Ed-wards Buyers only 474-0084

FRAINS LAKEFRONT 3 ACRE HOMESITES Ann Arbor, Plymouth

i Great access In M-L4 and US-23 Ann Arbor schools and mailing Re-stricted 4 private For appt call

Roberts al 411-4128 or 995-1856

HAMBURG PINCKNEY" AREA 2S

Call

UVONIA - 1/2 ACRE 70 x 100'. utllltlea. $18,900

464-1444

MILFORD CLOSE OUT SALE

Only 2 sites avaiUble 25* discount for caah

Pert survey gas, paved road Progressive Properties 354-2210

NORTHVILLE TWP. Over an acre in prime location gas. sewer, paved road 4 land contract terms $38.000 each.

NICHOLS REALTY 348-3044

PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS 2 Acres on

Eved road - already perced $13,500 ihlig Real EsUte 441-7*00

PLYMOUTH - 10 Acre lite. PLYM-OUTH SCHOOLS Fehllg Real EsUte 451-7800

LAKE SHANNON

brick 4 aluminum ranch with excep-tWnal walk out lower level 164 f l of •fcoreline with beach 4 saawall 2*51 ao f t of extra oaallty coostnaction. 4 bad-rooms. 3 baths including maa-taf suite with deck access formal living • l i n ing rooms with bay windows, open kitchen, dinette, family 4 29 ft Florida room recreation room with kitdMn. game room. 2 fireplaces Asking r * 9 000 or $223,000 - ! u arf^cwnMsS f t wooded lot Lot nllO Sour home site tn presti-gious area with acceea to Lake Shan-non High hillside with matare pines 4 tremendous southern new of water Asking $13,000 with land contract terms

Call for free pectoris! homes 4 lots available on U' County's Urgaat private, all sports

SytvU L Cole, Real Estate Broker 629-4161

vtngaton iris lake

LOWER STRAITS LAKEFRONT Oo choice sand shore Trsed spacMw grounds Quality built, beautifully re-modeled. oew kitchen, oew carpet, fin-ished baaement Impressive IL ougbout A must see st $1M.M0 ED

EARL KEIM West Bloomfield 855-9100 WEST BLOOMFIELD Supe rb Elmgsie Beautiful Upper Straus Lake Extraordinary offering Shosrplace in-terior Spectacular views Over 1.M0

360 Business Opportunities

A COUNTRY 4 Western In Watarford, $40*.*00 peas, alee kitchen not in use $95 0*0 dows. Ketm Baa. Brokers

Adrian's Finest Aporox 2 acres corner 2 main hwya. wilt building offering 2 individual btasi naaeea 4 completely separate entities Ctoe unit Is bar-resUurant 4 other is strictly entertainment bar with enter taiament permit recently renovated 4 packing customers In' Advantageous for partnership or corporate type oper-ation Nothing like It In entire market area Land 4 bldg alone worth more than $1*0.0*0 for enure package Aak for Rex to make appointment to see

Glover Real EcUU Associate. Adrian. MI 317-243-4446

WEST BLOOMFIELD Mall L Ethnic Good lasae Easy terms Reply to P 0 Box 461. Bloomfield Hllla. Ml

362 Real EsUte Wanted A BARGAIN

Cash for homes Will pay Top Value for assumptions or Land Contracts Perry Realty 47*-7460

ABSOLUTELY TOP

CASH FOR PROPERTY Regardless of Condition

All Suburban Areas No Waiting-No Delays

ASK FOR JACK K

255-4700

RITE WAY AN INVESTOR

Warns to buy Income Property Will look at all any condition

557 5965

ARE YOU tired of paying High prices for Loot Distance Phone Service' Lean how vou can earn money using new Concept la loog distance phone aer-vice Call John 4pm-*pm 521-0017

DEARBORN Plymouth area reauu-rant lounge. 1 4 million groaa. excellent fixtures, wariness and oi

DECORATING DEN Would like You la your own Dscoratlng

Business for Was the m.OOO" Free Seminar $00-424-1344

FERNDALE LOUNGE $175,000 gross on books. 15% food, oo entertainment $95,000 down. Keun Business Brokers

ASK FOR BETTE XT


851-8100 851-2222 W BLOOMFIELD

Lovely Lakefrool Brick Ranch Quality construction ProfaaakooaUy decorated 3 bedrooms. 2W batha. specious Family kitchen Large family room with fire-pUce separate dining room. 2 car at-tached garage, many extras PrtvsU wooded lot with 114 f l frontage A Bargain at $229 000 626-9000

RE MAX ASSOC W BLOOMFIELD

FOR THOSE WHO WANT to develop their own business with s beslth orient ad. Dallas baaed company - addressing the l a m "is your drinking water sale -* Single product focus, breakthrough technology Immediate income Direct sales expenence welcomed For more information call Ay a pore's Area s»l». Manager, Mr Goes 541-76*0

346 Cemetery Lota GLEN EDEN MEMORIAL

plots near mausoleum Win divide Transfer included

m - i w

ROCHESTER SCHOOLS S«» acres 1200x650'I 7 mile North of Rochester ao Homer Taylor Dr $24,900 Land coo-tract terms 693-8931

PARKVIEW MEMORIAL OLME. ISHV $500 for two lota 5 Mile Rd. UvonU L a * Supper Section 204. Oravea 1 4 1 Call: 415-1620 I

FOR SALE by Owner Established fam-ily restaurant since 1*44, located in downtown Ckarlevotx -the beautiful " Newly remodeled with ice-cream outlet Can for InformaUon The Lodge Motel, ask for Jack $am-S 30pm Mon thru F r t (14-347-4545

FULL LINE GROCERY STORE - Sales $400,000 Great profit opportunity SDO-SDM Sales are growing, high traf-fic area Southeast Michigan

WEIR ASSOCIATES 151 East Maumee. Adrian, MI 49211

517-241-1497

GROWING SUBURBAN SIGN STORK Owner is in $22 040 ComplsU

• 9*1-4514

SOUTH LYON MILFORD SITES I V| acres, paved road, perked

15000 dlacount for cash Progressive 158-2210

SOUTH LYON On Grtswold Rd 10.7 acres, excellent building site around new bomes 4 shopping center Close to Schools Must sell. 129.000 Caah. Call 531-0068

616-347-4 1 00

GAYLORD AREA Many choice listings st below market

,mees " i 3 Level Chalet 2 Fireplaces oo 10

a with Croaa Country skiing 4 golf $49,500

Super 2 bedroom vacation Chalet with garage on wooded lot. $29,900

3 80 acres witlr spaciou* 4 bedroom lodge 4 pnvate 10 acre lake. $200,000

Stunning 3 bedroom chalet, oo 4 ocded acres next lo ski slopes

$84,000 Contact Carl Cyorwski^Gaylord Mort-gage 4 Realty, PO Box 741, Gavlord, Mi 49735 517-732-5119. or 616-585-7579

WESTLAND- LOTS FOR SALE Choice of three Some wooded Gas, sewer 4 water A private place to live Terms Call 455-4170

WOODED COUNTRY LOTS 1 Acre, Country subdivision. Plymouth

61 Acre. Private Road, UvonU C2-4 AC.. 264 FEET, CANTON CENTER

North of Ford-Growth Area Sdiwellxer-Blllle Maaaaro 453-5126

WHITE CHAPEL Garden of Medita-tion. 4 plota, $1 (OO for all Call Mr Mat-son 8 S0am-4 30pm 649-4100

351 Bus. 6 Professional Btdgs. For Sale

ATTENTION TAX LOSS INVESTORS $7,000 down payment buys Uua South-

field office building with $11,140 annual depreciation plus other deductions Van Reken 544-47*1

NORTH WOODWARD CLEANERS 4 Real Esute 114* *00

O'RILLEY REALTY 669-8844

CASH FOR your home in 24 hours

ASK FOR DICK Century 21 Cook 4 Associates

326-2611 CASH TODAY

OR GUARANTEED SALE Also If In Foreclosure

Or Need Of Repair

Castelli 525-7900

FULL PRICE! We will pay Full Price for your Property if you are willing to •ell 00 flexible terms Little or No Won ey Down Call 559-2724

QUALIFIED Buyer desires 3 bedroom brick ranch with baaement 4 garage tn Birmingham Wnte to Box 3*1, Otoserv er 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36231 Schoolcraft Rd, Uvooia. Michigan 68150

QUICK CASH FOR YOUR HOME!

e Transferred'' e Behind In payments* e Tired of being s land lord with

tenant probtema' e In foreclosure?

It's not to late? Call now for oo obliga-tion. no cost, cash offer today1

Call KEN DIVIDOCK CENTURY" 21 - Hartford 42*. Inc

981-2900 453-9394 REAL ESTATE investor will bay in-come property Look at aU. any condition Agent 732-7*15

REAL ESTATE Investor will buy In-come properties Will look at aU. any coodltioo Agent 731763$

RESIDENTIAL LOTS WANTED

IN UVONIA Call 323-S343 aftse I PM

400 Apartments For Rent

OWN YOUR OWN Jean-Sportsweiar dles apparel combination, accessor western, large use store. National brands Jordactha, Chic, Lee, Levi. Vi dertalt, Isod. E m i t , BrittanU, Calvin Klein. Sergio Valente. Evan Picooe. Claiborne Members Only. Organically Grown. Health tel. M0 others $7,900 to $24,900 inventory training fixtures, pand opening etc Can open 13 days Mr Loughltn ( i l l ) 188 6555

10 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL WOODS Just 5 minutes from US-23 In North-field Twp Perks. Land contract terms, $39 500 CaU 1-211-257$

GAYLORD - Ouego lakefront lot with sand beach 4 2 bedroom home with s lots off Lake Good land cootract. $55,900 979-1774

MIO. MICH Large 2 bedroom, year around bome. 2 car attached garage, near Ain Sable nver, 1 4 1 8 acre, muat sell Call 7 PM to 8 PM. 478-4921

PETOSJCEY Crooked Lake 150x250 f t lake fron-uge. assumable Land Contract al 8 H * $19,000 425-1144

SAULT Ste Mane. MI - 10 miles South Picturesque 40 acre tree farm Stream, wildlife 14x70 2 bedroom. 2 bath mo-bile home. 7x11 expando wood burning stove, garage 28x61 pole barn PUnted with ! i .000 spruce 4 pine Well, septic system electnc In Terms negotiable

RWG, Box 234 Tucson, A2 8»T!0

340 Lake-River-Resort Property For Sate

WEST BLOOMFIELD Enloy water froot living this summer Build rosir dream Souse oo canal front lot with ac-cess to tranquil Green Lake Level site wtth city water and sewer avaiUble On Warner Dr near Commerce 4 Green LakeRd $44,900

ASK FOR GERLINDE


851-8100 363-0329

BRIGHTON Commercial comer lot. Total 272' fron-tage. small bouse 4 garage Includ-ed $75,000 1 Story office building 2,700 sn ft with high visibility Seller will lease back part $195.00d 2 Story office building ample parking. Land Contract Terma.. $**.»«

MILFORD AREA Professional office building 8 $40 sq f t Well constructed 2 story brick, high vis-ibility srlth great exposure for Oakland 4 UvingKoe-Counties. Negotiable.

EARL KEIM REALTY BRIGHTON 477 9505

PLYMOUTH - 3000 square lng With two 12 foot doors aod office space Adequate parking Land Con-tract terms Fehlig Real Estate 431-7*00

REAL ESTATE Investor wanted for choice Grouse Point 4 Oakland Town-ship properties Also boataess loans wanted $93-«?34

RESTAURANT seaU 1*4, plus private banquet facilitlea, lounge 4 14 motel unitt. 600 ft beach. Oscoda area. By owner iil7)7!*-M7S

Abandon Your Hunt - All Areas CALL US FOR

•QUALIFIED RENTALS" SHARE LISTINGS 642 1630

4*4 S Adams, Birmingham, Mich

ROLLING IN DOUGH Yes we bare Plxxa parlors Two fully equipped and esubliahed resuuranu Prime West-Land and Livonia locations to modern bulldinp Call for details

HARRYS

WOLFE' 421-5660

352 Commercial / Retail INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Tbe Brook Side Center-Shelby Town-ship :7,000 square feet of commercial building 23 Mile and Mound Road at Ford Trim Plant Zoned to accomodate s variety of businesses $940 *00 CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS

643-8500

338 Florida Property For Sale

VAN BfREN Super Cl-EARWater. CooOc 2 bedroom I

ally decorsted 2 bedoom CfoftoO Beau- j ^ ^ ' b ^ T g i r a g V M 1 9 0 0 * c T l i t l x S " Ufui:* f wati wrt bar \ 4 p m S49-JMS :lubiKHi»e jwimminj pooi. private —— boat Uunch and boat -docks oo Belle- DOCTOR'S LUXURY

OCEANFRONT CONDO 12th floor. 3 bedroom. S bath Hutchin-

Uland iStuartj Richly 4 elegantly

ville Lake for your enjoyment $44,540

NOVI, Country PUce. First Offenaa Luxury plus "Jirxnagboit this beautifully T™ V J decorated 2 bedroom ranch CONDO i ?® c ? r f t ? r , B r n a b e r i

with neutral tones throughout 1200 sq back 4 financing ft. gMrkgt A mm: me11 I70.XX)

EARL

Close out of existing models 2 4 3 bedrooms from $114.990

Immediate occupancy Open daily 4 weekends Noon to 5 pm

Closad Tburs Presented by H Lawaon. Inc

Model -681-3112-Offlce - 557-2080

Orchard Lake Rd S of Lone Pme W Bloomfield

JUST LlSTED-SOUTHFIELD Kmgswood Place T

,55-ra; Cream Puff* Cên. spacious floor plan. 2 bedrooena 1 Mi baths verti-cals. neutral decor r*ar sub location MUM cnaidltloe Large 4 Ugh bisseinint Tsemis pool 4 duhhoase $58 80C-

VTNCKNTN LEE

Executive Transfer 851-4100 Knock-Out Raocfi Coodo

n North WabeeK - Lakefront OPEN SUN 2 5PM

37*9 Wabeek Lake Dr N of Long lake Skylighu varticala 3-5 bedrooene IH baths master bedrmiri nalta wlU 2 baths and 2 walk Is closets, library with WM bar snd built-ins wslk-out krwsr level with family room btllard room, exarnae room I car attached garage 1114 546 ImmedUte pnasesaMe rail

Sylvia Stotzky REAL ESTATE ONE

626-4258 644-4700

KEIM S«barb*o Ix

2 6 1 - 1 6 0 0

FLORIDA BOUND? la 5 mt+ks or 5 rear* Rem now pur rhAje later or purchaat now rwt antU later AU locauooa at lowesa pncea

- Suifie FamiJ* • Villa*

• Cfcir unfcQue program can u v

L'oodoa Mobil** P up to

WKSTLA "*fD L*rf» 2 bedroom iaree bath oem uUUty roocn • all appTl incea Cairport pooi Jliove tn ooodJtio© Muat tee' 77*-tML or 771-S1W

330 Apts. For Seie DEARBORN 13 UNIT spartmest plus * starts and 8 uslt buiidUa Principals only 10^ contract Musi sell

641 79*57

$10,000 1-800-624-1663

OR 313-552-8928

Ml for Mr Mc Cartney General Development Corp

342 Lakefront Property GORGEOUS 120 FOOT LAKEFRONT

PROPERTY' Profeaalonally landscaped Quad with three bedrooms, 2*-» batha family room. 2 fireplaces, ll&rary Large garage, circular drive-way dock, oa all sports lake «180 000 CaU 642-0703

Thompson-Brown LAKEFRONT COTTAGE lot Sale Completely furnished 10 miles N of Rochester $45,000 Total $15 000 Down Land Cootract. 313-624-6164

LAKE MICHIGAN FRONTAGE 300 f l parcel 2 rear-round homes on Lake Michigan Beautiful beach Lake Michi gan view 2 blocks from beach 4 bed rooms. 3 batha. completely remodeled Quality craftsmanship, price redsced to

PetMwater Lake cottage deep mooring. 66 ft frontage Beautiful home corner Dover 4 Green

2 toU Pentwater Lake view 3 blocks from beach Two cotuges oo Bass Lake priced to ell

ANCHOR REAL ESTATE 44 Hancock

P O Box 416 Kentwater Mich, 4*449 616-949- 54$ 5


PLYMOUTH - HISTORIC OLDE VILLAGE For Sale. 37*0 square foot building Free mianlciple parking Schwettxer Real Esute 453-4400

Ask for Jim McKeoc

354 Income Property For Sale

SEVEN YEAR OLD established busi-ness Retail leather goods, hand bags, luggage, business cases, garments ac-cessories and Jewelry Central boainess district location with free parking. Sch wei tier Real Esute 453-6400

Ask for Jim McKean

ABSLOLTELY THE BEST DEAL "I t ' sa Valentine Renul Special"

Free HBO free beat, free security alarm system Spacious 1 bedroom, from $245 to $4*4 Deluxe 2 bedroom unlu form $195 to $550 Credit report 4 references required Merrtman 4 Ecorsearea Cafl today

fOpen Daily, Eves, Weekends THE APARTMENT GROUP

326-5113 594-4615

APARTMENTS BY CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENTS

4 locations to serve yoti

GARDEN CITY, WESTLAND PLYMOUTH

Spacious 1 4 2 bedroom 4 studios Management by owner

Excellent service Carpeting Appliances

Laundry families Cable TV includes utilities, etc

Open 9am-6pm Moo thro Sat Sun by appointment only

- 4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0


LUXURY APARTMENTS

PL YMOUTH - Older frame borne xooed for multiple Can be converted to 3 family $5* 000 Land Contract terma Fehlig Real Esute 451-7*00

SUCCESS Action determines what you get

Tboughu determine what you want

Garden Cur's finest location. 2 bulld-Bgs. 7-8 anlu, bnck. balconies, air, sp-Uanrea. baaement separate utilities luality PLUS contemporary style erma 25 years. 11* , $60 OM down

W Suburb 22 unit brick. 3 carpettng. air, appliances $2*.040 per unit $45,000 down 11V 11 y e a n

Are yoai taking CHARGE OI roar financial life ' '

PERRY REALTY 474-7440

WARREN RYAN RD 2 family brick bome extra lot. separate entrances

<&c*erage Investment Groan a( 841-4111 or $347112

332 Mobile Homes For Sete

A NEW DELUXE HOME

FLORIDA 3 bedroom. 2 bath modular | bome at Barefoot Bay Resort Se«a*-| tian. Florida ImmaruUte modern boene oo Urge lot In rsaort comrnaaity with golf, swimming pools.

privaU beach oa the *oo r $ 4 * 1

$ 1 1 , 9 0 0 jmar t JtaAruaf feati

iRf 4 U# dovna

Larff bay

Wonderland MOBILE HOME SALES INC

43475 Michigan Ave at Belleville Rd

397-2330

Call after * PM 3*0 0617

LAKELAND FLORIDA 24 i 46 Re* man mobile bome 2 bedrooms 2 baths ceastrsl air Urge screened porch, still ly room carport CompleUj furnished Upcoming new park $34 500 After 5pra 5441340

LAUDERHILL. FLA Coado by Owner I bedroom 2 beth. oa Inverrary Champioeiatup Golf Course Urge Uv ig room dining room 4 kitchen all ap-

pluscwa fully carpeted with wool all drapes 4 mirrored walls 2nd floor

I 8x14 balcony Large -rloaed

2 c a r Indoor

BUDOY 1*"4 I bedroom 12x44 Asking with assumable mortgage For infor *4 7»* So -eaanetable offer refused ma uon 311 $»- 1374 or 111444-4*44

H i 11M 1

WESTLAND PARK APARTMENTS

• Dishwasher • Utilities Included • Garbage Disposal • Air Conditioning • Carpeting • Security System • Pool k ClvbKme

1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S Cta«rry Hill and Henry Ruff

Between MllflihsU 4 Msnlman

721MH536 HOURS

MON thru FRI » A M 5 P.M. SAT 9 A.M.-1 P.M.

INCLUDES SWIMMING POOL

DESIGNER INTERIORS

INDIVIDUAL HOT WATER

HA! CONIES OR PATIOS

*r CAR PORTS

' r A " NATURE AREAS

^ CONV ENIENT SHOPPING^

MON FRI 9-NOON. 1-3 P M

CLOSED SAT. & SUN.

Windsor Wood* 74*1 Wuwfc** W, L'arti.r,

i KU I H i " '

PHONE 459-1310 WE MAX AGE TO KEEP PEOPLE HAPPY

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6 6 * Q&E Thur«<3«y. February <4,

<00 Apartments For Rent AIRPORT AJUEA [ # * Sodjm ™ ™ " 1 1 I b M r a m m t j B m a Appliances « M 1 . carpetii* Call

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ATTRACTIVE J bedroum apt Newls T " * ° " P f U « e » diapes Excel

f«r I U I « W H M mo Serunt . 4 N«pe«a Kociêter i s ; t ~ n

Bayberry Place Apts

HEAT INCLUDED C*» and i Bedroom Apart imau from MM Balconies Carpetuf . Carports Air CoodilKmin* Swimming Pool CluV Hwuee No P « s

• o k u *apie. I _ Soroerae* Mall. Trov

Block \ant ot I Coolldge near

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 643-9109

BE-MTtFVL 1 Sedroom apertn pool, Perlw-t loc. uoo Bloomfteld t »»M month Available Marrti 1st Call after 6 PM

400 Apertmente Foe R«nt

Bedford Square Apts CANTON

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR • Apta

Small q u t l safe complex Ford Rd Near 1-275

STARTING AT $365 9 8 1 - 0 0 3 3

i ANTON 1 bedroom sparuiiexit Ln secluded area wilh balcony M75 mo • uutuaa

Call alter (pro. MV«10J

335 <81«

BIRMINGHAM proper large 2 bed room apartment carpeting. central air 1 yew lease. adults nc peta. H K montli Call Manager Glen Hoa j i MJ 07W or Century Zi Piety Hill M} «:00

BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 6 MILE

Behind Botston! Hospital SPECIAL' SAVE ON 1 Bedroom for $429 2 Bedroom tor $489 3 Bedroom for $589 PETS PERMITTED Smote Detectors Installed

Stocks W elcorne Immediate Occupaocv

We Love Children HEAT 4 WATER INCLUDED

Quiet pr«»Uge address, iwtmming pcol au conditioning. carpeting stove I re-frigerator all utilities except electnct If included Warm apu Laundry factii Lies Intercom system Good secuntv Playground <m premises For more information poor*

477-8464 27883 Independence

Farmington Hills

CHATHAM HILLS APT HOME

With attactied garage IN FARMINGTON

ON OlO GRAND RIVER

Bel Oahe 4 Kaistaad

1 & 2 BEDROOMS from $425

Fabulous Clubhouse Year Around

Swimming Pool & Saunas Sound & Flreproofed Construction & More Open Dalty 12-8pm

476-8080

400 Apartment* For Rent

EXTRAORDINARY SPACIOUS 1 4 X Bedroom Apta

Carpet Paus. Au Pww Haa! Loc- MM BEDROOM U M

i b e d r o o m m o WESTTjlND AREA

BLUE GARDEN APTS Cherry Hill Near Mernman

For Details 729-2242

5UBURBIAS FINEST APARTMENTS The Mt Vernon Townes

on Ml Vernon Blvd ll*. Mile Road^ fust W <A Southfield. aet in a colonial atmosphere Truly luxurious 1M1 to 7W aq. ft plus basement townbousee

• Top double

o< the lloe sppUances • 'gift I Pig

try ude rwfn*eraU)o Decorator carptuinf Gara**®. etc rtu)dr«» MCUOO

Beautiful Ovb HOMM AOD Pooi From IWJ Heat Included

569-3522

CHERRY-HILL Inxxier Rd , room or studio

CHICAGO 4 Burl Rd Large 1 4 7 bed-room apartments Adults Carpeted, stove refrigerator Newly decorated Starting at »100 Call mornings

837 JM«

Diplomat & Embassy Apar tments SOUTHFIELD

Spacious I and I bedroom apartments (rom »535 Penthouse apanrrnmt »«35 All appliances, carpeting, and indoor pool Ciose to shopping aod X wavs

5 5 9 - 2 6 8 0

FRANKLIN PALMER On Palmer Rd W al Lillev 'N CANTON TWP

Pets Allowed 1 BEDROOM

$340 Inicudes Heal

Centra] Air Conditioning Carpeting

Pool 4 Sauna Sound Conditioned

Cable TV Available OPEN DAILY 1 (Nun Apm

397-0200


No pets

•room carpeuna drapes appii beet included fenced parting - «M-4IN tec-itA

LESLIE TOWERS Spa«TQue atedki 1 4 I bedroom apart menu in luxury Ugk-nse t a c t apart ineot is aoupped with slug carpeting, drapea seu-cleenmg ueeo. dlahwaabei I n * free refrigerator 4 carport Some With balconies Recta from WT« includ Lag beat and water Open weekdays »AM iPMSa t 1AM Noon 3b» ntx>

LIVONIA Purling brook Apartments

Applications being Later for I bedroom • parlmetiLs available now Air stove refngerator dispoaa: wasbrr dryer i«0C a month plus utilities water paid 591-1498 476-8118


PIERRE APTS. 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS

I&liadea Heat. Water Air CoadtUonin*. Carpeting. Laundry Poo*

• 19255 SHIAWASSEE Between I i H i r 4 Tsiecr.pt

1 bloct north of T Mue • 538-0281 •

PLVMOCTH downtown apartment tm mediau occupancy 1 bedrootn. partial IT fumiabed. upeLairs MM mooth sUll-ua. no4 jicluded Contact Creos Smith or Scott Lorenx 4 S3 <Z0

LIVONIA WESTLAND WESTWOOD

VILLAGE APTS Luxurious I bedroom apta Shag carpet. GK sell-cleaning oven deluxe dishwasher pauo central air, aecunty intercom system, club bouse with sauna 4 beated pool Kree carport

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' JOY RD AT NEWBURGH RD

Managed By Paragon Properties Co 523-47 JO

Plymouth fN PLYMOL

Hills

LUXURY AT LOW PRICE Large beautiful apartment Heal 4 wa ter included from H50HIW Open »am-Spm. '-IS W T

PLYMOUTH ' « S MILL

Modern 1 4 2 Bedroom Air Conditioned Tally Carpeted

[>uhwaaber lo unit Laundry 4 more

CABLE TV AVAILABLE

F r o m $ 3 8 0 Call Noon to • PM

455-4721 278-8319 Moo Toes Wed Prl Thurs 4 Sat

PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom upper Car-peting. newl; decorated, stove 4 refng erator Security deposit No pets ItTS per month After 7pm 4«4-«M«

EFFICIENCY' basement in home Female only Furrubed pins utilities Security depcaitof 1175 same aa rent

9J70S03

FARMINGTON HILLS Walnut Cree* Apts Cable available. Rentals from 3425 Spacious I bedroom apu Balconies or paUca 9 OT-b 30 Ash about .pur Feb Special 471-4555

B R I A R W O O D W. BLOOMFIELD

UNION LAKE AREA Cooler Late Rd al Loc Liven

PRIVATE ENTRANCES 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.

2 & 3 Bedroom Town houses From $375

\ H E A T INCLUDED » ahitfr iiân'er space avaiUble unit T j r g e i>nvale I'.-Tflxr Ci available Covered Carports I , — —

i c i 7 c i c FENKELL 23330, rust I 'graph J bedroorr 3335 1 bedroom

1 , » 2 «

FARMINGTON HILLS Cordoba Apo 2 bedrnom. carport pooi, »4»5 A vatUbie March 1

Days. S2*-4«OC Eves 47I-1JJ;

G L E N C O V E Desirable 1 4 2 bedroom apartments from $285 HEAT INCLUDED Carpet

S t TRANSPORTATION AV AILABLE "•* ."rule S ol Schoolcraft on Telegrapfc

5 3 8 - 2 4 9 7 GREENFIELD LINCOLN area Lux uncus 3 bedroom apt Heat Included carpeting, carport appliances, cable TV 1515 No pets 55»-J»3i

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ooe bed-room apartment air conditioned, beat and bot water Lnclucled Swimming

Senior Citizens welcomed 7 Mile •I Telegraph Call 534-3-M4

FARMINGTON HILLS BEAUUFUI I bedroom coodo Micro-wave, washer

each J dryer dishwasher, pool, tennis court r TV | 3430 per month 8519148

of Tele-

»arr. 5 pm lam - Spm I i:l> ung Clean 4 quiet bui

irpet. a Hiding


S c c f s d a k A p a r t m e n t s

Htwburgh t*tw—n Joy A Warr+n

From $ 3 5 0

F R E E H E A T

F R E E C O O K I N G G A S

Independence Green

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ON

ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS

Located ui Farmlogton Hills We offer iuxunous apartment living Lha: in--lades heal and water, washer and dryer built-in

METRO AIRPORT February Rental Special"

: bedroom 8245 3 bedroom I2»5 in-cludes free beat, free HBO, free aecun-ty alarm system Credit report 4 refer races required Call uxtay

(Open Daily, Eves. Weetdends

NEWLY DECORATED Studio 4 1 bed room Heat carpet, drapea. appliances Security camera From 8230 School-craft Outer Dr Area 531-8100

PLYMOUTH, 1 bedroom, carpet, appll I utilities in-ances nice neighborhood

eluded 3335 per month Call after 6 PM »r weekends 34*8277

PLYMOUTH - 1 badroocn to 4-piex 8350 plus aecunty Stove refngerator CVean Available imroediately J«7 Blanche near Start weather «5i 139 >

PLYMOITH - 2 4 3 Bedroom apart-ments, 1W Baths, dining room, titcbesi. basement, carpet, appliances »400 84 5« month pius depcilt I t : 4439

400 Apartmants For Rant ROYAL OAK available Marct 1 tna . aim afMt-soas I bedroom apt IM1 mo air hast, carport inclwdad. AduJU

54*1378

ROYAL OA* apartmanta Newly ctoss. mUTonava. diahwa

Inciads. haat 8am Spm only

Dniaw > bsdroom

LiU-oolog SSSv water Call bstwsaa

V4K-0114

SOMERSET MALL AREA

Mapiewood Manor 2*0« Crooks Rd

N of Mapie i IS Mile, 1 4 2 BEDROOM FROM 1445

HEAT 4 CARPORT INCLUDED FREE CABLE TELEVISION

i-oraplst«ly carpeted, aU imlltM. ex cs»* electricity Pool air conditioning «nd party room Adul ts No pets

Also near Oakland Mali 4 1-275 RESIDENT MANAGER S43U7I0

Southfield HIDDEN OAKS APTS

1 4 2 bedrooma GE appliance, caram 1c baOsa. central air. U u | carpeting, carports, intercoms, patios balconies 1 more on a beauufui wooded site

PRICES BEGIN AS LOW AS 8435 5 5 7 - 4 5 2 0

STONKRIDGE 4 TIMBER IDG E APARTMENTS

DELUXE 1 4 2 BEDROOM UNITS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE

includes Dishwasher drapes patio or balconies with aiming door carpeting

FROM 8420 Close Ln Famuagum location E off Or chard Lake Rd oo Fotoocn Rd iexteo-SIOB of 9 mile Rd corner of TUct Rd

478-1487

400 Apartments For Rent StXTHFOELtl SLT»-LEASE

Maple Tree Apu 12 Mile 4 Nor t»w« m 1 bedroom. 3ad floor carport CaU after Spm JSS i)S»4

SUMMIT APARTMENTS Farmington Hills Laxsraow. adult • •ounity 3 bedrooma. 1 bat air. vara Laundry room 4 storage ascar ity ' t a n 4 manned guardnwssa Osfc-bouse, tanaus covta. pooi. whirlpool

FROM 87S0 434 49*4 39 1 3»W

TELEGRAPH FENEELL K M c » c y or 1 bedroom available from 117*. ideal for singles 543 1241

TELEGRAPH 4 GRAND RIVER Stsdw and oos bedroom narting at 9235 and 82M Adulta. no peta 4 month lease Town 4 Country Apta Call from

I l o i 355-1829

TOWNE APTS Crooks/Big Beaver Area

1 Bed room $400 carpeted, dishwaatter Air conditioned.

Ity required Call lor appointment

362-0069

T R O Y • S O M E R S E T GREAT DEAL • FROM $389

INCLUDES H.B.O I 4 2 BEDROOM LUXURY APTS SOME WTTH WASHER 4 DRYER

Peaceful living In a prestigious loca-tion 2 bedroom units with 1 » balhs balcony, fully carpeted all appliances. Individlal central beat 4 carports

I BLOCK S OF BIG BEAVER BETWEEN CROOKS 4 UVERNOIS

SUNNYMEDE APTS Noon-6PM 362-0290


VILLAGE SQUIRE ON FORD RD

Just E of 1-tTS

SPACIOUS 1 & 2 B E D R O O M S

f rom $350 HEAT INCLUDED

FULLY CARPETED SOUND CONDITIONED

POOL S SAUNA CABLE TV AVAILABLE

981-3891

400 Apertments For Rent WESTLAND AREA

Speooui 1 aod 2 bedroom apartments from 8340 *woth|y Carpeted, decors'. M t m i lovely area Heat Locluded CouMry Village Apartments 324 3280

Walton Square Apartments

Beautiful spacious and well-managed Ideal locauon in Pontlac near I-7S Reasonable rates Call Mon thru F n lOaro-Spm

3 7 3 - 1 4 0 0

W E S T L A N D A R E A Spacious l bedroom apartment. 833M monthly Attractive 2 bedr-xim apart meats 8370 Carpeted decorated 4 in a lovely area Heal Included

C o u n t r y C o u r t A p a r t m e n t s

7 2 1 - 0 5 0 0

WESTLAND

400 Apertments For Rent

VINE MILE HOOVER AREA SpaooiB J bedroom townbouse 8330 monthly Decorated ceolrsl air base-menu No >peu MacArthur Manor 7S4-70S0

NORTHVILLE AREA We might what VOTJ re >oc*inf for' We are 2

balcxxua We enjoy jpper level apartmenlj irttii » e enjoy a c-ountrolde «rea

just flumitc* frorr- 1-275 *n<f riw>ppinf Pbooe NorLfindfe Aj>artmen«

will be hjppy to •crofuodale voy 348 4418

P O I N T E P L A C E A P A R T M E N T S

Luxurious 1 4 2 bedroom apartments located in Taylors floes* area Rent from 8325 includes beat, central air. new abag carpeting aod much more

OPEN DAILY after boura app't available;

CALL 948-7478

11202 Brydan.S off Goddard Rd I bloct W of Telegraph

1 4 2 Bedrooma Covered Parking

Model Open 9-5 Daily

V ' i Baths Livonia Schools

12-5 Saturday

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

<acuum i « t e m at no ad-ditional cost Air conditioning, club-house with sauna indoor and outdoor pool, lennts courts golf course and much more is a vailable CALL OR STOP BY TODAY

4 7 7 - 0 1 3 3 4 7 1 - 6 8 0 0

Grand River 4 Halitead Rds Presented by

Mid America Management loc

OAK PARK 9 Mile Spaooua 1 2 bed s. carpeting beal included Park Senior cltliena welcome from

8385 between 9 i welcome from,

and « pm 548-4S73 OLD REDFORD 2 bedroom apartment ready for immediate occupancy 8240 month Utilities noc included Also 2 bedroom fiat available 8325 month

782-«81

PALMER PARK 225 Covington Ele-gant 12 Bedroom apartments Eleva tor parting available Heat Included 8300-8350 per month S83 0632

PONTRAIL APARTMENTS

m South Lyon oo Pceliac Trail between 10 4 11 Mile Cable TV available

Rent from 8300 mo HEAT INCLUDED Spacious I 4 2 bedroom units available with central air, carpeting, all electric kltcben. clubhouse and pool

437-3303

ONE BEDROOM apartment downtown Rochester 1240 per mooth

851-9482


KARYN You have lit up my We You bave stolen my heart I am so glad you're mine, but I can't stand it when we're apart' Love you so much Cory

LAHSER near 7 Mile Modern ooe bed-room appliances carpeting, beat in-cluded Parting, no peu. 8i85 Leave message 531-3378

LAHSER S of 7 Mile Premier Apia Nice one bedroom 8285 per mooth in-cludes beat water, air new

OT, S3 LAHSER -4 MILE Beauufui. large 3 bedroom, air conditioned. appliances, adults, oo peu 1285 a month, beat in-cluded 1S44S543

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aI Lincoln Towers Apartments

15075 Lincoln Road (Greenfield A 10V* MMa*

S T U D I O S - 1 & 2 B E D R O O M S F R O M ' 2 9 5

F R E E C A B L E TV Adult Community Reserved for Ret/dents Over SO

Central Air, Heat, Appliances, Carpeting, Community Room. T.V., A Card Room,

Pool. 9 6 8 - 0 0 1 1

O N T H E L A K E

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n U F r o m ' 3 8 5

R e n t i n c l u d e s :

• HEAT . DISHWASHER • STOVE . CENTRAL AIR • REFRIGERATOR . CLUBHOUSE A POOL • CONVENIENT TO TWELVE OAKS SHOPPING MALL

B E A C H W A L K A P A R T M E N T S On 14 Mile, between Haggerty & Novi Rd.

C a l l f o r i n f o r m a t i o n

6 2 4 - 4 4 3 4

WAYNE'S FINEST RENTAL COMMUNITY Offers immaculate 1. 2 and 3 bedroom apartroenu from 8385 wiib beat paid Cali Devonna today'

W a y n e F o r e s t A p t s . 3 2 6 - 7 8 0 0 WESTLAND AREA

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom ap from 8370 monthly Carpeted ed, pool 4 in a lovely area Westland Woods Apta

. HAMPTON COURT Sp*ciou» I & 2 bedroofln ip*nm«rnui Lirge cioeeii tulcocuea car iwaramLaf pool 4 pari citirena ' of Wayne.

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APARTMENT LIVING AT ITS BEST Only A Limited Number of Units Remain Available

introducing Covington Outi JeaieJ residences an the 'eatures of a fine home Choose froir r a r e * or tewn-ftoir.es with private entries, whirlpool tubs, twc-car garages, private Basements, de luie kitchens, patios,

park-like surroundings, security M M i l e i M i d d l e b e l t F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s

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In the hills of West Bloomfield

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RENT INCLUDES Âir Conditioning • Range • Refrigerator •

Carpeting • Garbage Disposal • Laundry &

Storage facilities • Swimming Pool • Tennis

Courts • Activity Building

• Heat & Hot Water

F R E E C A B L E T V

G R E E N F I E L D A T 1 0 V i M I L E R D

OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9 6 8 - 8 6 8 8

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APARTMiNTS

1 a n d 2

B e d r o o m s

Includes heat, water, air conditioner, carpeting,

laundry and storage facilities and pool

7 Mile - Telegraph Area C a l l 5 3 8 - 2 1 5 8

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to Get Away from it all.

with • Spacioua 1 A 2 0^3roo«n a p a r l m a n l i f iraplaca ana ba lcony or pal io

- PrIvala a l h l a l x c lub faalurlrvg year - round indoor-out-< 3 o ° ' pool, sauna , a t aam bath whirlpool and axarciaa

• Stunning c lubhouaa with l .reaide lounoe and name room

• S*cli>tJ*d sel l ing a i m d i l wood* and duck ponds • Cable T«!»mon - SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS ON MOST UNITS

iDooikmt V'tlla apartm»nt» A athl«tic club &300 WOODCREST DRIVE

WESTLAND, MICHIGAN 48185 Phon« 261-8028

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t h e c h o i c e is y o u r s Limited access service

beautiful setting on ravines « HEAT INCLUDED • 1570-2600 *q ft. •

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CLR66IFIED REAL ESTATE 5910900 4 0 0 A p e r t m e n t a F o r Ren t 404 H o u s e s Fo f R e n t

FOR LEASE Cory j ! « warm studio aod 1 bedroom 1'iirniabed single story i p u with IS « * ' D saving features Open Mon thru F n 12 4pm South of V o t l u d Shop-ping Center Call n t t M l

WESTLAND 1 bedroom, p n v s t e «> trance appliances ideal for working •dull or couple S2»0 per mooth 1200 deposit W I M l

402 F u r n i s h e d A p t s .

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AprU l « OccwpaacT' month

Century 21 ROBEC PROPERTIES

851-7711 Executive Re Iocs uoo Services

Abandon Your Hunt AU Areas

C A L L US FOR QUALIFIED RENTALS

SHARE LISTINGS. M 2 1620 i M So Adam* Birmingham. Mich

APARTMENTS lull) furnished for the rcrpocate execuuve. all a u l i t i n bouse wsres and television included Call APARTMENT INDEX 552 8282

BIRMINGHAM . bedroom just updated Fully far lushed for the corporate executive All untitles housewares TV carport , maid service Convenient location Short term leaae 1900 MS 2731

KXECITTYE APARTMENT furnished . aw! 7 bedrooma. prime Avon Twp Many es t ras available short term lease available 474-9770

FARMINGTON Area atlrecUvely dec-orated furniabed 1 bedroom apar tment Heat included Security deposit 4 refer e o n * required 1525 474 0163

FURNITURE FOR YOUR 3 ROOM A P A R T M E N T FOR

S69 Month • ALL NEW F U R N l T U K i • LARGE SELECTION • SHORT OR LONG TERM LEASE • OPTION TO PURCHASE

G L O B E R E N T A L S * EST 37457 Grand River at Halslead

FARMINGTON 474-MOO EAST-SIM East MapMlS Mile Rd )

between Re-chester Rd 4 1-75 TROY 5*6 1100

MAYFLOWER HOTEL Monthly rooms available Maid aervice, '.e>pbooe yervitt color TV. private bath and more' Sur t ing at I60C per month Contact C'reoo Smith 453-1120

METRO AIRPORT AREA Immediate occupancy Designer fur iished 3150 weekly 1460 monthly Free HBO free heat free security a l a rmi i>edit report 4 references required Mernman 1 Eoorse Rds Call today

ROYAL EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS

Birmingham Troy Area

ompletly I • Short u

• furnished o n i u : term leases

• Maid servi-ce

GARDEN CITY stove. refrigerator

per month

tn | i r a | r dryer City

Hall area AvaiUble March 1st 1394) 417 9748

GARDEN CITY 2 bedroom attached c a r a f e

PLYMOUTH I bedroom attached garage

Both are »rw!y cecorated Immediate occupaay Children welcome Nc pets please M50 per month plus all utilities Security deposit required. 1*00 Call

Mon -Sat. 9 am 4pm 415-0930

407 M o b i l e H o m e s

For Rent

FARMINGTON 1 4 1 bedrooms far aiahed. including beat 4 air From I I M Ui I K 1 per month wuh option to bay Reply to P 0 Box 111 Farmington MI 48014

408 D u p l e x e s F o r R e n t

CANTON D U P L E X . 3 B e d r o o m a t s batha. FirepUce. patio, kitchen appli ances carpet 1550 * utilities Available March l*th 459 41 A3

CANTON Lusiirvoua apaooua 3 bed roosna. I s bath family room. Laundry

" appliances roonv cMroeir^l. month Call after Ipm

t u t I per IT-41

FARMINGTON HILLS DUPLEX Middlebelt 4 I Mile area 3 bedroocna. I H baths 1521 per month plus utilities Call Bev 569-1177

HAGGERTY N ol Pontlac Tr 4 bed rooms, lull basemen! 1 bath, dining room I H garage, on approx 1 acre 8550 mo - I Hi mo aecunty M9 2022

HIGHLAND Vacant, nwve-ln. 4 bed

cres 3739 Tara, off M-! 8650 security Call Sherry. U H 5 U

HUNTINGTON WOODS bnck 5650 month l i t 4 Last month plus aecunty Call a f ter 4pm

544-120*

INKSTER CKERHYHILL SCHOOLS Nice 3 bedroom ranch, full basement attractive Landscaping, carpeting. 1410

555-0471

LAHSER GRAND RIVER AREA Clean 3 bedroom home close to trans-portation fenced yard, stable area 1275 per Mo plus security Pat Cummings, 855-5500

LIVONIA AREA Rent wtth option 2 bedrooms. Urge kitchen, appliances carpeted firepUce. double lot. attached garage 1454) per month 477-9546

LIVONIA Farmingtoo - 5 Mile area Near schools 3 bedrooms. 1S baths

Call afu 7 pm.

LIVONIA 2 bedroom. Large fenced lot. stove 4 refngerator. MOO per month plus security deposit Call a f t e r 4 50ptr.

591-4il5

NORTHVILLE 9 mile Novi Rd 2 bed-room ranch. 2 batha. carpeting, drapes, appliances full basement. 2 car garage. Available March 1. MM mo . lease Can Days. 540-8310 Evenings. 628-1623

CLEAN AND Spacious Country house oo one acre in Novi References secun ty deposit required Eves Only

34 > 4008

BEECH 4 7 MILE 5 bedroom, bnck ranch, basement, appliances Kids, sin-gles. pets oksy 275-0113

280-1820

ROYAL OAK BIRMINGHAM area Fully furnished Executive ooe <li 4 two i2 bedroom apar tments Color TV,

nens utmcils. 1600 4 up 646 65M

ROYAL OAK large 2 bedroom Execu ve Apartment from M25 mo In-

- ludes 3uhes 4 TV Short or Long Term Leases Call lOam-lpm 559-431!

NORTH REDFORD. 3 bedroom bun galow 2 car garage 3525 month

528-3488

REDFORD 4 bedrooms, option to boy 5554) per month, first 4 last months rent. 1250 security deposit 522 3382

REDFORD - 3 bedrooms. 1 bath ranch freshly painted c s r p e t e d . s tove washer, dryer. 2 car garage 8450 MO * security deposit 561-8093

REDFORD - 3 bedroom, I H story borne, JW bsths appliances. 2H car

SOUTHFIELD Furnished

HIGH RISE A P A R T M E N T S 1 and 2 B E D R O O M S

SHORT TERM LEASE

559-2680

403 R e n t a l A g e n c i e s

ACCREDITED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION : AMOi

MEADOWMANGEMENT INC AMO txi you have properties to lease or sell or ifiat requu-e professional property management services ' * i- »pecialixe m Single Family Homes Condominiums

Cooperatives Apu Office Bldgs Tbe jingle family home rental market is very active now For free conaslta '.ior or appraisal • Call

Br-jce Liovd 85! -»070 Accredited Bonded 4 Licensed

CMr Fifteenth Year

RENT WITH O P T I O N 6 MONTH LEASE

ll-ha/ 18453 Hagseny Rd approx v, mile N of 12 Mile 5 acre site Bf tc t ranch bome approx 1850 sq f t . bwlt in !M7 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms, 1 baths Uvlng room firepUce, formal dining room country kitchen full basement, breezewsy and 2 car attached garage Extension' of 1-175 to the west Near Twelve Oaks Regional Shopping Center 1704) per month plus security deposit, 1 month's rent In advance and" good crod-it information Landlord reserves the right u continue multi list marketing of the ho4T>e

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GARDEN CITY Duplex. 3 bedrooms. I S bsths. basement, central air stove, refrigerator energy efficient, no p e u •450 month Broker 565-8»00

GARDEN CTTY Beautiful brick single bedroom like your own bome appli-ances carpeting Uundry 5550 no pets. Security deposit Agent 476-7640

LIVONIA Older Duplex 3 bedrooms, appliances, full basement 1585 No pets Security deposit Agent 478-7840

NOR-WAYNE duplex 3 bedrooms util-ity room, carpeted clean, with fenced

Ssrd 8325 Mo plus 1 lust be employed 71*-4i

ity oil

PLYMOUTH ImmacuUte 2 bedroom brick ranch Appliances, washer dryer air drapes included Adults Nc pe4j 8450 mo plus utilities 453-M13

412 T o w n h o u e e e - C o n d o e

F o r Ren t

ROCHESTER Overtootu^ park 4 strmam. 1 badrooras I S baths, rinashsd basemani, heal inclwded. carport 87541 month m i n i

414 FVoride R e n te la

MARCO ISLAND 2 bedroom. 2 bat*. South Seas Chsb. oceanfroot condo. • vailahie Mar Apr Pool, tennis, pool, boat sltp svaiUble 644 44>t>

SOLTHTIELD '11 4 Evorgrasai Besu ulul 2 bedroom Tn-Levwl Living room | with cathedral celling, spacious floor plan, attached garage U7-4888 I

MAPLES New 1 bedroom 1 bath Can-do. fally furnished including pool and boat dork oa Vaadartllt Lagoon Avail-able Mar 4 Apr 543-5444 or 851 1010

410 F la ts For R e n t

EAST DEARBORN between Tlreman 4 Warren. 2 bedroom lower fUt, car-peted appliances, very clean Security deposit No pets $150 month 255-738!

U V O N U 5 Mile Farmington Rd area One bedroom lower flat includes car-

spplUnces. beat 4 water new 4 fresh 8J»5 month

plus security 525-9843

No pets 841

PLYMOUTH ires 2 bedroom lower, * Security Lease Heated i 455-9666

412 T o w n h o u s e s - C o n d o s

For Rent

Abandon Your Hunt - All Areas

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SHARE LISTINGS. M 2-1620 844 So Adama. Birmingham. Ml

lo. Urge 2 . carpeted, newly painted Central

air, all appliances including washer 4 dryer MM month pjua security Call after Spm 642 5288

BE THE 1ST to live Ln this brand new Plymooth coodo. 1 4 1 bedrooms avail-able, lots of storage. Urge clonets, pan-try. utility ,-oom. pnva te patio with out-door locked storage central air. all new appliances, dishwasher, self-cleaning oven, refrigerator disposal, individual ca rpon 1495 month includes mainte-

-e 515-4178

"The Most Beautiful

Thing You've Ever Seen!"

NOW LEASE

A BEAUTIFUL NEW CONDO

RANCH HOME From...$980

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Everything On

One Floor

2 Bedroom. 1 Full B«ths Firw Floor b u a d n

2 car attached | i n | f Pull Vaulted ceilinf Air cooditiooiof

PAVILLION CONDOMIN IUMS

Located oo Inkster Rd South of Northwestern, behind Applegate Center

MODEL OPEN DAILY 12-5

3 5 7 - 2 5 6 0

NAPLES. 2 bedrooma. 1 bath, famished ctmki wtth carport 4 golf course view Convenient to shopping. GalI keack 1 month minimum 81500 month 846-7168

ORANGE PARK. Chsb Winter Bourne Villa. 1 be«lroom 1 bath. 2 car garage 3 poola. tennis yacht

clubhouse, restaurant Minimum 646-9585

K»atn 3 months rental

ORLANDO Dtsoey EpcoL New 1 bad-room 2 bsth condo furnished, pool, laccuxl. golf avaiUble after May 4 474-5150 or 47MT7I

PUNTA GORDA Coodo available February 16 thru March 1 Bay view Sleeps i 5325 per week 340-0141

SANIBEL Gall-front. 2 bedroom. 2 bath Coodo

AvaiUble last 6 days of Feb Only' 540-eiM

SARASOTA AREA on the water 2 bed-room coodo. I S baths, tennis, pool, bost dock 8350 week 598-457 4

I ST PETE BEACH luxury coodo 2 bed-rooms. 2 bsths AvaiUble April 15 Call evenings. 541 7035

415 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s

THE RESIDENTIAL GROUP 540-7600

FOR RENT Lovely fully furnished 2 bedroom coo-do 8950 a month Includes utilities 4 as-sociation fees

Lovely 2 be«tn»m condo. finished base-ment garage. 8*00 a month Includes as-sociation fee

TROY CONDO - 2 bedrooms with full basement, central air. kitchen builtins. swimming pool and much mere 8575 per month plus utilities 628 J60C

BIRMINGHAM BINGHAM WOODS Exouixilelt detailed 3 bedrocmu, 2 S baths. 3 flrepUcea circular staircase. 1st floor '.sundry, extensive use of ce-ramic tile 4 Burber carpeting, Micro, Sob Zero, washer 4 dryer a larm For the most discriminating 1-3 Yr Lease. 81.700 per month CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS S40-67T7

tlon 1 bedroom. 1 bsth. cent! peted appliances 8625

BIRMINGHAM proper 3 bedroom t o w n b o u i e coodo C e n t r a l a i r dishwasher patio 8650 month Call Gleo Hoagg MS-0750 or Century 21. Piety Hill M2-8100

BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE bedrooms 1»* baths. firepUce,

»cre«ned porch garage, unioue loca Hoc in Quartoo Lake Estates M5« mo Ask for Gwen Hanalee da vs. 644-6500

eves 647-1117

404 H o u s e s For R e n t

Abandon Your Hunt - All Areas

CALL US FOR QUALIFIED RENTALS' '

SHARE LISTINGS 642-1620 864 S Adams Birmingham. Mich

ATTENTION H O U S E & CONDO O W N E R S

Moving Don't want to Sell

T H E

R E S I D E N T I A L G R O U P

R E A L T O R S WILL rent 4 maaAgr

YOUR propeny for yew Bi rmingham 540-7600

ROYAL OAK. 3 bedroom 1S bat bnck ranch 8525 per month or r * snth option to boy 4204 Webster

Liquidation Realty Corp 540-6577

SOUTHFIELD, 9 Mile-Telegraph Neat 2 bedroom ranch Urge lot, all appli-ances 24224 Sargent, vacant >595 I S mooths securltv depoait l i t month rent io advance 175 non-refundable clean-ap Jee Jerry M4 1575

S REDFORD clean 3 bedroom, carpet-ed appliances garage. 854>0 month AvaiUble immediately Call 261-9515

TELEGRAPH 7 Mile, 5 bedroom, din-ing room Urge kitchen appliances. firepUce, baement. garage AvaiUble Mar 1 8585 477-9M*

AUBURN HILLS J bedroom ranch short term lease f4H per mooth Call 652 9335

TROY Liveroou near Watties attrac-tive 3 bedroom I S bath colonial Ga-rage. basement deck, appliances car-pet lease 8700 646-0134

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom 1S bath, living dining, den Carpeted, air condi-tioned 8875 Mo Call Today" Slater Mgmt 540-6286

BLOOMFIELD HILLS VACANT Freshly decorated 2 bed room brick c-ondo 1S baths modem kitchen with appliances carpeting Near 1-75 4 Woodward Heat 4 water Included 8550 641-9171

TROY NORTHFIELD HILLS 2 be«trooms. basement patio Children, pets OK Tennis, pool club bouse avail-able 8650 Month Afler 7pm 555-7759

TROY 2 be<lroom coodo 8715 a month includes heat CaU Anna Pear-cy

Merrill Lvnch Realty 651-8850 or 651-4611

Abandon Your Hunt - All Areas REFERRAL SERVICES FOR

Tenants 4 Landlords S H A R E L I S T I N G S , M l 1620

ACULPULCO Private beach estate Beachfront coodo hotel 4 villas All with pool, maid aervice excellent loca-tions Abo Ume sharing 526 9959

BOYNE COUNTRY- 4 bedroom dia le t fireplace. 2 full baths. 30 min from all types of skiing By week or weekend

581-6180 or 882-5749

BOYNE HIGHLANDS Luxury Chalet. 4 bedrooms. 5 bsths. bested garage

Ml-0613 Exclusive area Week or '

BOYNE HIGHLANDS - 3 bedrooma 1 baths, natural f irepUce. all appliances Special Feb 4 March weekend rates Days. 352-8550 Eves 865-0561

BOYNE HIGHLANDS Coodo located 10 minutes from Boyne. In downtown Harbor Springs sleeps 6 fireplace.. 2 S batha After Spm 851-3139

A COZY Harbor Sp ikj retreat Spring! magnificent view ot Bc^-ne Highlands Sleeps 6 8100 per dav Call M 7-6286

B O Y N E MT SKI A C C O M M O D A T I O N S 5 bedroom home avaiUble Price ac-cording to time 4 number in the party Call 313-636-7930

F A M I L Y SKI C H A L E T - a t NuB » Nob, view of Boyne Highlands, sleeps 8. weekends 8200 we«4 8250 Fully fur-nished, firepUce, a f ter Spm MS 2292

W A B E E K C O N D O on 7 th F a i r w a y Rancb with first floor roaster bedroom Total privacy Beautiful new" For lease month to mo«Kh. 81400 month AI>o for sale al 8189 900

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6 4 7 - 5 1 0 0 2 MINUTES from WestUod Shopptng Center New lower unit never occupied Overlooks forest 4 wildlife bedrooma. all appliances" including dishwasher. Uunory room m unit washer, combination dryer 4 compac-tor Wall to wall carpeting, carport M?5 month plus gaa 4 electrioty

177 Days 531-687 Evenings 411 71*9

413 T i m e S h e r i n g

HILTON HEAD S Carolina. !uxun<wa 2 bedroom condo oo ocean April 13-10. twimming racquetball. tennis, fishing sauna Golf, etc Sleeps 6 Duhwasher microwave waiher 854)0 546 3462

414 F l o r i d a R e n t a l s

Abandon Yoair Hunt - All Areas REFERRAL SERVICES FOR

Tenants 4 Landlords SHARE LISTINGS. Ml-1620

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo 3rd floor srlth balcony and view Pool, tennis cour*. central air, carport 8650 Lease or month to mooth Fred, Days, 446-5472 Eve i 851-9710

ANNA MARIA Island Lovely 2 bed-room, 2 bath coodo overlooking Gull 4

rgecus sunsets Elevator, tennis, pool . week or month After 8pm 2M-41S3

FARMINGTON HILLS Lovely ooe bedroom ooe bath All kitchen appli-ances micro-wave window treatments Laundry area in unit Carport, balcony Oteat accesa to expressways IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY iNo Petal 8500 Monthly Call between 12-5 MARTHA A U E N ASSOC 35 7 2560

UPPER LONG LAKE Canal Beauufui 5 bedroom 2 baths bi-level ranch Fam-

Lease option 8875 Month

GARDEN CITY - Ford, Mernman 2 bedroom bnck. utility room, stove, re-frigerator 8375 per mo plus secunty depcait Norm 274-9090

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom ranch cen-tral air garage 8575 month Lease re-quired 687 Smith For Fordham Equitie 540-657

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom 1 bath, fuli basemen: appliances immediate occu-pancv 8595 month plus utilities First, last i security References 647-249!

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms Flonda room appliances garage 1430 per mooth plus security Je posit M4-447

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Large 4 bed-room 3 bath Cape Cod Living room dining room family room

r Mc I 3-30 per !

jv ing

5-3429

BLOOMFIELD TWP Bloomfield Hills SchooLs 4 mailing Charming older 4 bedroom 3 S bath Tudor colooial Large living room with fireplace, farru-y room kitchen appliance*. 2 stair

cases carpeting winoow treatments . 2 .-ar garage Available Mar 1 5 a t 8 U M

i INSULT US Af lOIT OUR RENTAL AND tiR P R O P E R T Y MANAGE MENT SERVICE OVER 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE LN MANAGEMENT FIELD COMPETITIVE RATES

G O O D E 6 4 7 - 1 8 9 8

ANTON -anrfc 3 bedroom, family, living rooms basement 1 car attached i a rage appliances Lease Rent 8415 fiavs "3: 5222 Evenings 781 3466

CLAWSON J bedroom Bnck Ranch arpetmg finish4?d basement with bath

garage fenced yard 11W Stephen 8! 75 mo After 6pm 433 3453

r o t VTRY HOME In Cantoo T 3 4 bedrooms full baaement 2 car ga -age great yard area Leaae or lease with option New Heritage Real Estate i fwner Agent Days 463-0113

or Eves l»4 0 « "

EVERGREEN .SCHOOLCRAFT 3 bedrooms I S baths fenced yard, ga rage 82*0 plus aecunty 563-1141

FARMINGTON HILLS leek 8295 - depoait S of Grand Rlv rr tenter on Waldroni 285 24 Grayling Shown weetdav* 6 30 8PM

FARMINGT'IN HILLS brick ranch. 1S baths 2 car garage finished basement fireplace 8754 mo , VT lease 4 aax-urttv Days 474- i lM

FARMINGTON HILLS Grand River Middlemen area 11505 Rockwell 2 bed room bungalow diniag room, base ment 1 car garage f w e d yard M7S plus 854X1 security 474-447J

FARMINGTON P L Y M O I T H R D Lovely 2 bedroom duplex '.raahed bath full baseenei •hade 8345 month After 4pm 4 3 9 O S ?

FIVE 5 MILE 4 l-aheer 14623 Grey take 2 bed!noma rarpet ing newly dee -rated 625* - aerurity 54i 3312

WAYNE 2 or J bedroom, family room wtth firepUce. custom n t c h e n 4 work-shop Lease 1565 Mo plus secunty de-posit Call after 8 PM 847-8149

WEST BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom bnck ranch rec room. 2 car garage Avail-able immedUtely 2412 Middlebelt 8695 mooth Lease required Liquidation Realty 540-6377

LEASE OR LEASE with option to buy Beauufui ranch 4 garden type condoa for immediate occupancy in a lakefront community For further informaUon please calf 661-8155

WEST BLOOMFIELD Walnut Lake 4 Orchard Lake area 3 bedroom brick ranch family room, 2 car at tached

a rage 2 fireplaces 8900 plus security 478-123i

garage depoai

W'EST BLOOMFIELD. 4 bedroom quad living room family room, baseuwnt 2 blocks to schools or lakes 1 year lease opuon 52000 credit toward down pay-ment 8600 per month

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8 5 1 - 8 1 0 0 6 8 1 - 0 0 1 4

WESTLAND c lean 2 bedroom bome with fenced yard and garage Available March t Muat have good n M00 per mooth plus aearunty deposit Call after 6pm 721 0640

WESTLAND 3 bedroom ranch, fall fin-ished baaement 1S car garage 1 S bath stove 4 refrigerator, no pets, M50 mooth 1350 depoail with option to buy Available immediately 524-78M

WESTLAND 3 bedroom bnck ranch Ncrwayoe 8350 per month 455-9352 or 26 i 5940

W BLOOMFIELD Cape Cod larmhouae oo 2 acres. 2 bed rooms up I down large kitchen with dining area formal dining room. 1 bath plus separate shower Urge utility room 2 car detached garage 149- per mo plus I S mo aecunty wailed Lake School system 55 2 M 50

406 F u r n i s h e d H o u s e s

For Ren t

BIRMINGHAM Eia r a t l ve rental 1 bedroom. I hath. f irepUce waaher dryer (arage Walking distance to downtown Sioct term avaiUble 8110C per month pi aa beat 445 1107

407 M o b i l e H o m e s

For Ren t

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bertroom formated MS per wvek plus deposit r e quired Call between 11 none 4 per

' 4 ^ 4 . FARMINGTON LOCATION

i bedroom furnished no peta 4 references required CaU 9am 4 Ipm

WESTLAND LOCATION famished newly redecorated I t k M 8300 per month plea gas Call 514 7»*3

NORTHWESTERN 12 Mile area Lux-ury adult coodo 2 bedroom. 2 baths. firepUce. formal dining room, all appli-ances including washer 4 dryer

includes pets. 8750 i i heat Agent {76-4449

REDFORD TWP ] bednxim coodo. lo-cated S Mile-Beech, beat included, re-frigerator 4 range included, pool 8350 per moclh Eves 1 weekends 474-1676

DELRAY BEACH Tbe Hamlet Coun-try Club Spacious 2 bedroom cotido oo l i n t floor completely furnished Avail-able Fefc 8 thru Apr 3, 1985 Call Moo thro F n , 8A.MSPM 586-5141

Siesta Key Flonda 8640 weekly Call 698-4195

FORT MYERS Beach, oceanfroot coo-do; luxury resort, 8SS0 per week for weeks of 4-13 lo 4-10 4 4-20 to 4-17 Pictures secunty 689 84*6

FT MYERS BEACH deluxe coodo oc beach decorator furnished, all ameni ues, sleeps 4, 2 heated poots pEoa whirl-pool AvaiUble Mar 2-16 464-7719

HUTCHINSON ISLAND Choice location, luxury Cotxlo ocean-froot. AU cooveniencea pool, etc Call 7SI-S588 or 842-4900

HUTCHINSON ISLAND 2 bedroom 2 bath coodo oceanfroct, south corner, pool, tennia. sauna. laundry within Available April 4 beyond M3-4252

REDFORD TWP 1 bedroom coodo 8340 per mooth plus •ec-urtty 937-1467

ROCHESTER ImmacuUte 2 4 3 bedroom luxury eoo-•3ominjunu w\th fireplace 4 a tLf tcM t a r a f e for immediate occupancy i jr leaje from I7MJ per moo Us

Call JUNE CONNOR 652-1600 652-1874

ROCHESTER in Town, 2 bedrooms 1 S batha all appUancea. air coodltMo-ing. no pets 8450 mo plus aecunty de-posit 651 2538

ROCHESTER Deluxe 2 bedroom unit with dining room 4 attached garage, overlooking Paint Creek 4 treed court-yard Built us appliances central air. new ea.thtaoe carpeting, new storms 4

8550 Mo Call Mike a: Century Town 4 Cwiotry 652-6005

SHORT TERM Leaae until July 2 : >85 Available March 2 Southfield area 12 4 Evergreen, Furnished 2 be«lroom Coodo 8754 mo Credit Report 4 ref erencea Leave Message 559-7610

SOUTHFIELD BIRMINGHAM Spacious jnmacaUte 1-1 bedroom loft coodo I S baths 2 balconies courtyard view neutral decor, levelor blinds pn vate entrances, remote garage central air appliances including was&er dryer dishwasher Cable ready CooveoaeaB to freewayi No pets This contemporary bome ss not lor everyone 8773 per mooth Call 59 : 4546

SOUTHFIELD S t a n f o r d T o w n h o u s e s

For Family Lrvlog

2 A N D 3 B E D R O O M U N I T S

pool porta Bile patfca and

Cm

11 MILE & INKSTER ROAD Weekdays Sal & Sun 9 to 6 PM Noon l o 5 PM

3 5 6 - 8 6 3 3

J u p i t e r - P a l m B e a c h Jupiter Ocean 4 Raquet Club, 11 tennis courts. 1 pools, wslking distance to the Ocean New 2 bedroom coodo Call 646-4440 or 531-7693

LONG BOAT KEY on the Gulf Fully furnished Coodo AvaiUble ImmedUte-ly for Short il mooth I or Loog Term lease CaU 772-9313 or « 1 1295

FLORIDA WESTCOAST Coodo Vacation Rentals From 865 day 8400 week 81100 mo

Sugarmil! Woods 4 Burnt Store Manna Alao lots bomes 4 coodca avaiUble for purchase Visit this winter 4 try before you buy

Suncoast Investment Properties

PLYMOUTH - 455-5810 1-600-874-6470

GAYLORD pnva t e Hidden Valley lake front chalet near Otsego Sil Club, Sylvan Knot 20 minutes from Boyne Mt 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, ahuffle board and all amemues GUaser Realty call Sandy or Bill l 517 752-MM 425 52M

HARBOR SPRINGS-PETO6KEY-SKI 2 bedroom. 2 bath coodo FirepUce, ful-ly equipped kitchen, garage Sleeps 4-8 Indoor pool, jacuxxi, sauna 54V-5939

HARBOR SPRINGS- New ski lodge, •leepa 12 FirepUce, whirlpool, avail-able from March 11, 1985. weekends or weekly M7-I929

HARBOR SPRINGS Harbor Cove coo-do Special By Owner' rates for ski va cauooa Many exuaa . fully equipped

sleepa 8 Call After 6PM S 40-2435

HARBOR SPRINGS. Michigan Down-town area Near 3 ski areas Newly de-ngner decorated 2 bedroom cooifo ao Bay St P * » a t e garage Call Men thru Friday, 8aA-5pm 3:5-79T4M0

HIGCENS LAKE - log cabtn 100 f t frontage, dock 4 beach. 2 bedrooms 4 loft. TV, firepUce. porch, 6 persoo lim-i t 5510 per week 517-346-5433

HILTON HEAD ISLAND Palmetto Dunes J bedroom 3 bath vll-U Free tennis bUes AvaiUble week-ly. CaU collect (311) 581-0231

HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S C 1-13 bedrooms. 2 bath VUU for rent Call CoUect 716-268-5560 716-624-1721 or

716-624-3126

HILTON HEAD ISLAND Sea Pines 1 bedroom. 2 bath coodo with Seated Jacum oo privacy deck Great loca-tion Tennis on property Short walk to golf beach. Hartxmr Town Reasonable rates for vacation of vour choice - ei-ther active or Uid back 85V1595

HILTON HEAD ISLAND beauufui ccmdo near beach 2 bedroom. 2 baths sleeps 6 Golfing, Tennis. Swimming etc 8160 per week Call 661-1150

HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S C Beautiful 2 bedroom vtlU. exceUent lo-ca uoo ocean 500 8425 week Owner

605-661-7755

415 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s

SKI A C C O M M O D A T I O N S must t u a r m s reaort Coo-

Tnsukuasas a n located on Walloon Lake, betwaan Boyne Ml 4 Boyne Highlands lea skating 4 eras coaouy skiing available oa property Over M0 acres ai lovefy rolling wood-lands References pleaae

WILDWOOO WALLOON LAKE, Ml 4»T»4

SKI VAIL 5 bedrooma. 5 baths S year old baaall fully decorated o n t o Take batt le 1

315-443-5243 mile to goadoU 12041 day CaU Phil

S T E A M B O A T T kids akl free kids akl free.- 7 day stay, sleeps all Pool lacuxn. sauna. firepUce Feb 4 16 Feb H o n 81M night 303-145-41T1

Vacat ion H o m e Rentals AT LAKES ot the NORTH

Deluxe accoenmodauoos SoowTDobtllng X-country skiing

7 major ski resorta oearby lee SkaUng. Fishing .Tobogganing

Club Houae Indoor pool Ho; tubs, sauna 4 fireplace units avail-able CaL Sheri Kimberly R C M Inc 616-545-6104

Also Northern property 4 home sain

VAIL - Scenic townhoaae oa Oore Creek in East Vail 1 bediuuttM sleeping loft 2 batha and sauna Free shuttle baa lo Village and slopes 651-2414

416 Ha l l s F o r R e n t

UVONU Daniel A Lord K of C I halla. 100 175 capacity Ample parking, conditioning Rental for all occaaai Al Zmger 464 0500 or417 3

V. F. W. HALL FOR ALL OCCASIONS

29155 W. 7 Mi le. Livonia (E. of M idd lebe l t )

Air Conditioned - Lighted Parking Large Kitchen

474-6733

420 R o o m s F o r R e n t

Abandon Your Hunt - AU Areas WE GUARANTEE TO OFFER

QUALIFIED PEOPLE" SHARE LISTINGS. M M 620

CONVENIENT Redford location Working noo-smoking person Refer emces 555-4161

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Quiet up stain spacious bedroom for mature Lady Share kitchen 4 bathroom facill U«a MS deposit. MS mooth 454-1110

LIVONIA furnished room offering Laundry 4 kitchen pnvilegea 850 week. Employed male preferred 161-2017

LIVONIA S E Section Comfortable n » m . full bouse prlvtlegea Mature. Noo-Smoker preferred Caul after 6pm.

411 7403

PLYMOUTH Comfortable sleeping room for lady Breakfast pnvileges References secunty MS a week

454-7516

SOUTHFIELD Female preferred Room In-jprtvate home, kitchen 4 Uundry pnaUeges Call after 5 PM 559-1657

422 W a n t e d T o R e n t AU A r e a s - A M - H

LANDLORDS 4 TE74ANTS Ram By Referral

SHARE LISTINGS 643 1610

OHIO FAMILY _ 5 bedroom hoots la real In the Ltvo

rea Up to 1440 available

• P«* y 1»M

OLDER MAN naked apartmaot H I Farming!on Hills. Farmington

PROFESSIONAL Couple noo-amoters. with 1 child, would like to rem h o o t la UM 1175 Ana Arbor Rd area beginning March 18 After 5 50pm 4U-4M4

RANCH STYLE HOME wanted to rant Need 5-4 badumms. first floor family room or den. large dining area, I S baths, located on a large hX- Secure loog term lease with attraUve rental rates Call Chns Barter

546-4200 Ext 251

SINGLE FATHER naacb 1 o* 5 bed-room bouae to rent WUI trade off paint-ing 4 fixing bouse lor getting in 5350 to MOO Mo S Oakland Cty area pre-ferred Excellent ref arencas 415-1630

SLEEPING ROOM, in private bone, wanted In the Birmingham. Royal Oak area, near Woodward Pi nfi—lmtl male 1-S17 T93-8117

SMALL prnlasaireial family - _ or lease, tay option 3 badiuutn ranch Apt Coodo 00 1 floor In Birmingham or Bloomfield schools Eve's . Mi-1347

„- - PROFESSIONAL females 1 bad-room bouse apartment or coodo Soath-fieid. Birmingham or Royal Oak area Excellent references 651-4579

424 H o u s e S i t t i n g S e r v i c e

NEED A HOUSE SI H E R ' P r o f « o o -al avaiUble March thru August TLC Bven to bome. plants 4 peta Birming 6am, Bloomfield. Farmingtoo. He Very reasonable Please call Betsy at

841-3180 or 841-0600

425 C o n v a l e e c e n t &

N u r s i n g H o m e s U3VELY aeml-pnvate room available in small retirement bome, W Bloom-field Great bome cooking 14 bour su-pervision. upstairs 8750 mo 365-U49

SR LIVING FACILITY, Inc has an opening for a resi4Sem in their adult fas-ter care bome for victims of AJ-xhetmer s Disease If interested please CS.U 445-4 M l

428 G a r a g e s ft

M i n i S t o r a g e

BLOOMFIELD MINI STORAGE Beautiful New Facil ity

Excellent Loca uoo Reasonable Rates WINTER SPECIAL

1 mo FREE RENT with « mo lease CALL

3 3 2 - 1 2 2 1

W'ESTLAND Sleeping room, employed man. day worker non-smoker pre-ferred 833 week CaU

729-4729

421 L i v i n g Q u e r t e r s

T o S h a r e

Abandon Your Hunt Ail Areas WE GUARANTEE TO OFFER QUALIFIED PEOPLE

OUR 9TH YEAR

SHARE * 642-1620 884 S ADAMS, BIRMINGHAM MI

AVAILABLE Feb 15th Mature adult to ahare pleasant 2 bedroom apartment convenient 1-96-175, shopping, etc HIS per month includes best 459-5047

BLOOMFIELD fW.i 3 straight profes-sional males desire employed 4 th to share Lakefront bome 8100 month 4 S uUUUes Call after 6 PM 64I-M41

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Profi a] "female to share bome Large bed room, furnished or unfurnished 8150 month includes utiliUes AvaiUble March 1st Call Nancy, days, 546-51)1

nights 455-6406

EMPLOYED PERSON NEEDED to share bouae in Livonia (5 Mile Farmingtoo Rds Areai 8250 Mo., in-cludes utilities 422 1947

FEMALE, early 20's wishes to share comfortahle 2 bedroom mobile home tn Plymouth with same 8150 per mooth plus S uuliues Before 1pm 453-5405

FEMALE looking to share LivooU home 5 Mile 4 Merrlman. 840 per week and S utiUtles. fuU boose privi-leges, security deposit 421-4015

FEMALE LOOKING for same to share 3 bedroom bnck ranch Ln Redford. 817S per month, no smoking, no peta 554-753- - - " 537 or 9 am to 41 351-9210

FEMALE, over 14 .looking for same to share Troy apar tment Central air. pool 8182 50 pita S uUUtiea Noo-smoker CaU af ter 6pm. 641-2479

HILTON HEAD ISLAND oceanfroot VilU 1 bedroom, sleeps 6

U^hted tennis courts, pool, Beach, bikes, golf 471-0155

HILTON HEAD S C Oceanfroot coodo furnished Sleeps 7. golf tennis pool Feb 8175 week March 8240 week April thru Aug 1375 278-4065

HILTON HEAD VILLA in S C Sea Pines near Harbortosrn Sleeps up to 6 AvaiUble Apn! 19 to 26 CaU after 4pm 642-61M

HILTON HEAD Oceanfrool ooe bed-room coodo Escape winter star, golf season early Also avaiUble 2 bedroom roodo Sea Pines S26-4178

LONG BOAT KEY Sarasota Come to the sun Gorgeous penthouse oo ocean All amenities Sleeps 6-6 P n v a t e club

HILTON HEAD 2 bedroom. 3 bath Luxu-ry vtlU oo golf cxiurse 500 yds from ocean near tennis AvaiUble now for

355-6646

MARCO ISLAND FLORIDA Beachfront coodo rental

We«k or mooth 1 800-117-4577

Sea Coast Rentals Inc N Collier Blvd

Msrco Uland. Flonda 33937

HOMESTEAD RESORT Glen Arbor Specious luxury 1-4 bedroom secomo-Sauoos Ski 4 summer seasons, reaerve now preferred dates Owner 543-0443

MYRTLE BEACH. S C OCEANFRONT New luxury coodos fully equipped P r e

3 Pools b

Marco Island

On The Gulf Of Mexico

Condomin iums for rent o n or near the beach by week or mon th S W Flor ida Call

CONNEX VACATIONS

T O L L F R E E 8 0 0 - 2 3 7 - 4 1 7 7

MYRTLE BEACH S C New Luxury oceanfroot coodo 2 bed room 2 baths, glass elevator, pool laeuxxi. fuUy furnished 345-1246

OTSEGO L A K E Gay lord 2 bedroom cottage furnished AvaiUble • t«* end or week 511-4748

PKT0SKEY 8 avaiUble end of Feb 4 March miaatss from aU akl areas 616-M7 7949

deluxe apartment sleeps rch. 14

FETOSKEY HARBOR SPRINGS Spring Lake Club Cos«Sos Ski Northern Michigan 1 bedrooms 5 bedrooms 4 loft unita available 4:4547 1541

°«di'-em 2 balhs teat*/pool private 5 >445 or 674 5*11 beech

MARCCi ISLAND See Wusda ' gulf froat base* 2 bedrooms Ouldraa wel coose1 CaU for ts -• bar as Day* Ml 4461 Eves 6*1 44*5

MARCO ISLAND South the Beach. 1 badmeeii 1 bath baaatlful

Call after 4pm All

MARCO ISLAND Laswy haai bfi i s i coodo 1 badr«M»m 2 batha pool host Sort Cable TV low weekly tnoothly rates 416-24*1

PETOSKEY HARBOR SPRINGS SKI MICHIGAN'S NORTH COUNTRY

S-AXESIDE CLUB CONDOS Completely furnished luxury 1 bad room. 2 hath with loft 4 townhouae rentals oa Round Lake Located within tnisatea of the areaa finest ski resort Cross cosnytry from your door oo (rooo*d trails ReUi In oar INDOOR POOL SPA fee lUy Rent by the «od week mooth or season

LAKESIDE CLITI 455 E i-ate 91 Petos»ey MI 4*T7*

614M7 5571 614M7 76*0

SHANTY CREEK Deluxe chalet sleeps 11 Ski while the snow asts or

Kfor summer New Arnold Palmer Coarse opma Is Msy 977 1641

HOME-MATE SPECIALISTS

Featured on KELLY 4 CO " TV 7

All Ages. Occupauoos 4 Lifestyles

644-6845 50555 Southfield Rd Southfield

MALE to share (ll bedroom bouse in Haxel Park. Must hsve own transports two 3*4-3965

MALE 27 wtabes to share 2 bedroom apt in Plymouth 8185 mo plus haU tmaU electnc bUl CaU af ter 4 pm

454-7118

NEAT, noo smoking female to share furnished Rochester coodo Includes beat, dishwasher washer-dryer pool, garage Lease, security deposit Days

570-115*

PLYMOUTH - roommate wanted to ahare 3 bedroom bouae with 1 Straight Males i age 24 to S4'i $140 - utilities

459-4165

PROFESSIONAL Female to share Redford bouse with same 8250 mooth Call

544-1816 or 534-9165

PROFESSIONAL FEMALE wanted to ahare I bedroom historic Birmingham bome with aame 8240 per mooth in-cludes beat 540-614-

REDfOfU; 2 rooms available tn base mesit. private entrance idee! for work lng person 8200 mo 553-5765

SENIOR CiTIZEN to shi ington Rills 2 be«Jroom

Farm-s p a n

furniture or mine I mo 553-5714

SHARE il) bedroom boose Completely furnished 8100 mo No stllltSM Auburn Hills 545-1377

SINGLE FEMALE 10 30 e ber home with asms Joy

Middlebelt area |1*« . runty S of utlUties

h plus a» * 37 0*50

SOITHFIELD Nooaanoksr 8140 par month plus 8115 aarurtty plus ceae third utilities 844-178*

WESTLAND APARTMENT 8105 month

5*4-4*71

WESTLAND Straight male share 3 bedroom bome with straight femsle or male House 4 kitchen prm

I IIM a mooth 5*3^*675 7M-5455

SKI LAKE TAHOE Sksre laisiry Coasdo for raat April 11 thru M Great downhill or - r t for family or als people 84 75 After 4 VW-

WORKING FEMALE wUl afcare boms is Troy with same Lauge pnvate room Csll before noon Ml «5*0

INKSTER, Michigan 4 Central Build-sq ft Lot sue 100 i 200 Ith a tucbed garage 421-0467

lng 1100 Building i

STORAGE GARAGE 12x45 1130 Mo

9 Mile 4 FsrmUigtoo Rd 474-1290

432 C o m m e r c i a l / R e t a i l BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN

1,100 so f t of Retail Space Woodward near Blnmngliam Tbe-

r 44 2-0024

BIRMINGHAM Prime location oo Maple between Hunter 4 Adams 10 years in business Shared selling space avaiUble for antique, art or craft on-rated dealer Open Moo thru Sal , park-ing in front. CaU before 9am or after 6pm M6-9267

BLOOOMFIELD TWP 1100 or 1600 so f t store a vaiaUble Im-medUtely for <ease Inkster Rd N of Maple, (oo beer or wtnei 471-4555

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 5600 aq ft for commercial and or off-ice Very reasonable rent AvaiUble J a n 1 will divide M7-7I71

RETAIL SPACE 14 Mile 4 Northwestern 1430 an ft to 4500 aq f t

Fmsilver Development 855-5945

WAYNE 35 storage

security Available mid Feb

Michigan 4 Wayne Rd 10 x building Bathroom !aciii-

436 O f f i c e / B u s i n e s s

S p e c s

ATTRACTIVE LAYOUT prime office Location. 141* aq ft down-town Birmingham 1*0 N Woodward

BIRMINGHAM MAPLE - A D A M S RD.

700 sq. ft sui le with 3 pri-vate of f ices & recept ion area Avai lable now.

Tisdale & co. 6 2 6 - 8 2 2 0

BIRMINGHAM N. W O O D W A R D

New 2 & 3 r o o m suites available

Tisdale & Co. 626-8220

BIRMINGHAM N W O O D W A R D

Medica l 575 sq. ft. suite wi th 2 exam rooms & lav.

Tisdale & co. 626-8220 BIRMINGHAM

N Woodward near Big Beaver 667 aq f l Contact Margaret M2-18II

BIRMINGHAM -over 1.000 aq feet near downtoWn. 410 N Woodward, available March 1st Kassablan Builders 644 1200

BIRMUMGHAM WOODWARD AVE.

2300 sq ft., 2nd f loor loca-t ion Signature rights avail-able. Many deluxe Improve-ments.


BIRMINGHAM 13 MILE - LAHSER

1.000 sq. f l . of new off ice space In prest ige locat ion Basement s torage available

Tisdale & co. 626-8220

BIRMINGHAM 900 sq. ft. 3 r o o m deluxe s u i t e o n N W o o d w a r d a v s l t -

able Immediately


BLOOMFIELD EXECUTIVE SUITE

Pnva te lwUvidual Office including Sec-retarial. Word Processing Personalised Telephone Anawenng Furnished cepoon area Image Plus 311-4

aq ft I13S a month Beautiful Location1 Furnished beat, light 4 air coodltioatng included Ample parking 358-6191

BLOOMFIELD HILLS New deluxe open office space 43x10. 660 aq ft Inhouse cafeteria. Naiiulua 4 rneeung room ) yr lease imroedUte occupancy 353-0044 816-191*

BLOOMFIELD MAPLE - TELEGRAPH

2 & 3 room suites in great lo-cat ion. newly decora ted 1m-mediate occupancy


BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PLAZA Schoolcraft 4 Inkster, Livonia, for lease 600 aq ft 2 offices, reception room, bathroom, auitable for attorney manufacturer s rep, etc ImmedUte occupancy 559-1160

434 i n d u s t r i a l / W a r e h o u s e

CROOKS MAPLE NEW Lease 1000, 1200, 1600 aq f t units with offices 4 overhead doors

M1-4445

OFFICE/HANGER/SHOP Plymouth Mettetal Airport. Rooda Dr Lease 4600 aq f t New 60 ft i 66 f t banger bay with 16 f t i 40 ft overhead doors AvaiUble immedi-ately 459-5960

SHOP SPACE with use of 10" turret Utbe For lease In Plymouth 455-4036

WANT TO RENT - building space 1500 sq f t office 500 aq f t and yard apace Considering Lvoma , Nov! Wtxom or Bngbtoo CaU 9am-5pro 548-5555


S p e c e

ADAMS RD BIRMINGHAM 3 000 sq ft., oo Site parking Immediate occupancy. 813 per aq f t

MORRIS 4 MOON Real E s u t e Group Inc

540-1040

AFFORDABLE SOUTHFIELD offices t Greenfield 4 11 Mile Parking beat,

air janitor, carpeting 4 drapes From 8110 559-7175

ANN ARBOR RD PLYMOITH TWP Executive office space UOO will di-vide). 4 1700 sq ft offices available M 95 per aq f t 455-1900

ANN ARBOR RD between 1-275 aod Newburgh Rd 1200 square feet Ln strip shopping center Very competitive lease rale Good exposure for retail or office Schwetuer Real Esute 413-6600

Ask for Jim MeKeoo

ANN ARBOR RD PLYMOUTH TWP 770 sq ft office

8475 per month Carpeted 454-1900

BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PLAZA Schoolcraft 4 inksler LivooU, for lease 600 aq ft. 2 offices, reception room, bathroom, smuble for attorney manufacturer s rep, etc Immediate occupancy 559-1160

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM Office space for rent or lease Coaiven-tent choice location Reasonable Can be used for either reuU or office CaU Ken VanAroem M7-1040

E T O N O F F I C E P L A Z A Crooks Maple 1 room suite, aU utili-ties, 5 day Janitorial service 8595 per mo ImmedUte occupancy 626-2460

E x e c u t i v e O f f i c e s Complete Business Centers

Besuuful aceommodauooa from 134)0 mo Secretarial, srord processmg 4 per-sonalised pbooe answering avaiUble PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SERVICES

BIRMINGHAM U V O N U Telegraph. 13 Mile Middlebelt 8 MUe

WEST BLOOMFIELD Maple 4 Orchard Lake

476-0400 655-4945

E X E C U T I V E O F F I C E S W B L O O M F I E L D

AvaiUble from 8M0 mo Includes com-plete pbooe coverage spacious parking, oo-siie secreUrUI service, word pro-cessing 4 computer ume avaiUble

Prestigious 4 convenient Location

ORCHARD LAKE EXECUTIVE OFFICES

7001 Orchard Lake Rd

855-0611 Suite 330A

EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE avaiUble 3 room suite. 500 aq f l 1190 E Main Street Northville. Ml 549-0573

B HAM DEARBORN S F I E L D TROY COMPLETE BUSINESS CENTERS

pnvate office without coolly Fully suffed. Utast equip

appointed 4 Ln prime meet, baautifi !% m V E GROUP OFFICES. INC

3 5 2 - 2 9 9 2 11 Yrs of Sue rea* ful Growth

BIRMINGHAM AN ECONOMICAL WAY TO A

Pnatigloea office address Choose a single office desk apace or mailing ad dress oasly 4 enjoy the rooveolsore of an oo-the premise answering 4 aecre tana, aarvsras for a well rounded Msi

image < WOODWARD 111 E LINCOLN

645-5639 BIRMINGHAM Free aUnding offtrw building. 1244 aq f t southeast corner Dausss 4 Pwdy excellent layout wtth immediate ocrwpaisey For lease or sale 144-910*

4* YEAR OLD female looking for aa to ahare reat 4 utilities 1 badimeii i

. x - L a k a Northville

BIRMINGHAM LAW OFFICES from Prssugs Itwinisa 4 law Csataw

part of a ahared Uw office environment is an elegant well main-tained downtown Birmingham location Complete witk Coafaraare room Lew library Rerepuomsc staff Uaulled •

i facilities AflorC Call for more information

I I 1 1 U - M M

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S NORTHWESTERN HWY

1100 sq H suite wi th sepa-rate entrace & signing avail-able Great locat ion


F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S ORCHARD - 12

New space - 758 4 1222 sq ft of fully finlslied off ice space Free basement stor-age

Tisdale & Co. 6 2 6 - 8 2 2 0

FARMINGTON HILLS Halstesd Rd 4 Grand River 11*0 aq ft available un media tely Ideal for office business Very reasonable 174-5764

FARMINGTON HOLS m i l Orchard Lake S of 15 Mile 10* up lo 4440 aq ft will devide to suit liar lodes janitorial service and stiUtles 641-44T7 424-4196

H O L L I D A Y P A R K

O F F I C E P L A Z A

Perfect Prof assi uosl LocsUon Sanaa froar 544 aq ft ap to 4000 aq f t Will de-sign apace to your seeds Laaee larladas

Clonal stillUas M13 N Wane d Westland CaU B a n * Dailev

MrKINLEY PROPERTIES

7 6 9 - 8 5 2 0 14*4 4 ORCHARD LAKE RD office sa te H M i w O r n C E yard

I ROOM office sails 64M mo m o t * * or after 7»an l i s t s W


S p e c e

FOUR ROOM OFFICE SUITE to share with female owned business Prune lo-calise Wast Bloomfield

CaU 644-1515

LEGAL PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITES downtown Birming-ham Immediate occupancy Cal Mr Martin or Mr Lake 540-3202

U V O N U MALL serosa street, pnvste office, all- service prestige building 11541. ahare secretary phone Negou able 478-6711

UVONIA

UVONIA 6 Mile Rd » of Middle bell Execuuve suites immediate occu psncy Ample parting, utiliuea 4 main taoance included lam-Spm 421 1670

MAPLE-ORCHARD 2,3,4 r o o m deluxe suites, comple te ly f inished, all ser-v ices Inc luded. Avai lable now.


MEDICAL WEST BLOOMFIELD

Perfect for 2nd off ice 2 exam roofns. pr ivate off ice & lav.

Tisdale & co. 626-8220

N O R T H V I L L E - D O W N T O W N Medical suite for leaae, M5 aq f t WUl customise space Perfect aecood office Good parting, 1140 mooth 644-5920

OFFICE SPACE Sublet to profession al or mfg rep Telephone answering ser vice avaiUble Farmingtoo Hills Mrs Pike 855-1610

PLYMOUTH • Attractive office space cloae to downtown 240 aq ft. paneled

able) Call 459-4200

PLYMOUTH (Downtown. Office for lease, ranging from 1240 1375 month depending oo s u e All utilities included Locsted oo Main St Call I 50am 5 30pm 455 2609

PLYMOUTH - MAIN ST, near Downtown Suite of offices 1,000 aq ft Also smaller, separate offices

C A L L - 4 5 9 - 4 3 1 3

PLYMOUTH OFFICE SPACE 950 sq f t . newly decorated Plymouth Downtown loop, across from tlie new St Joes HospiUL MOO per mooth Im mediate occupancy Call Crecm Smith or Scott Loreni st 455-) 620

PLYMOUTH-Old Village area Will re-model to suit 700 square feet, fully air conditioned Fehlig Real Eau t e 453-7800

PLYMOUTH PROFESSIONAL PARK Medical or d e n u l suites available im mediately 455 2340 455-888!

PLYMOUTH Professional Office Suite Approximately 900 square feet Mam Street Location Ideal for Dr Fehlig Real Estate 455 7800

P R I M E

O F F I C E L O C A T I O N S

DEARBORN Michigan Outer Dr , flexible floorpUn 700-7.400 aq I t , immediate occupano

FARMINGTON-FARMINGTON HILLS

MEDICAL ONLY 780 sq . f t . quality full aervice me4iica! building Orchard Lake eomdor. imme dlate occupancy

TROY Maple Rd. 1-75, 1.300-5,200 iq f t , im mediate occupancy

C o m m e r c i a l / R e t a i l BLOOMFIELD HILLS

Woodward 1-75 corridor, due to tenant expansion opportunity for 2 000 aq fl 60 day occupancy

I n d u s t r i a l Research 4 Development center ut Southfield has 3.150 sq ft of office warehouse apace avaiUble for leas* Immediate occupancy

Proper t ies Offered by

ARi-EL ENTERPRISES, INC

557-3800 RETAIL SPACE. 600 ac ft nicely deco-rated and well laid out lor reUil ind or office In Great American Building downtown Birmingham 647-7182

SOUTHFIELD Atnum Offlcecenter 2 room execuuve suite factng a tnum convenient parking close to express-ways 1220 per Month unfurnished 1245 per Month furnished 557-5822

SOUTHFIELD From 2 room to 2,000 sq ft In great bui ld ings with imme-diate occupancy

Tisdale & Co 626-8220

SOUTHFIELD GREENFIELD/9 MILE

Commerc ia l Suites Ample Parking

Full Maintenance Heat inc luded

F rom $5 88 Per Sq Ft For in fo rmat ion , 559-2111

SOUTHFIELD LAHSER 4 9 MILE 8 Offices oo Ul levels now avaUabie with p e a t accesa 4 part ing Overhead door 4 aome warehouse spar* 557-5077

SOUTHFIELD MEDICAL suite, located near hospitals and freeway, ample weU lighted parking Negotiable Lease 914 Sq Ft Call to see. Mrs Cohen. 559-8720

SOUTHFIELD North of 12 Mile 500-64)0-1700 aq ft Full service Reasonable rates Country Squire 29429 53 Southfield Road 476-84S5

S4X.THFTELD 2 room suite with uuli-ues and Janitorial services included Van Reken 566 4702

2 apanous offices erlooking courtyard

SOUTHFIELD ground floor Civic Center Dr Eicelleast free park ing reat inc lodes all utilities AvaUabie March 1 CaU Pat Gray Unlforee Temporary Services 646 7640

TROY - 10x11 of!ice and or coasfe room with aacretanal answering snd computer service avaiUble immediate ly 845-4513

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D ORCHARD - MIDDLEBELT

1100 sq H of general or medica l space Great rate Avai lable now

Tisdale & Co 6 2 6 - 8 2 2 0

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D M A P L E - ORCHARD

2 4 3 r o o m off ice completely f lniahed Avai lable immedi-ately wtth 1 mon th * free r e r i

Tisdale & Co 6 2 6 - 8 2 2 0

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