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Canton police 

respond to 

Ford plant 

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WIXOM SHOOTING 

BY KEVIN BROWN 

AND VALERIE OLANDER 

STAFF WRITERS 

After two shootings in two years at 

the Ford Motor Co. Sheldon Road 

plant, the shootings Thursday at a 

Wixom Ford plant prompted strong 

feelings here. 

"I think everyone was shocked," said Jack Schertel 

Ford Sheldon Road Plant security section supervisor. 

Asked if the shootings in Wixom will have an effed 

on security at the Plymouth Township plant, Scherte" 

said, 1 don't really have any comments. Well contin 

iue to do our security operations as we normally do." 

i Early Friday. Schertel said he had yet to collect the 

details of the Wixom shooting, or to determine how 

security could be affected at the Plymouth plant. 

"Probably over the next couple of days things might 

nft out and well be able to do some comparisons," he 

aaML 

Bill Carrol, Ford regional public affairs manager 

said Friday, "We've got a committee of security and 

plant people assembled right today. They're going to 

review the whole situation from top to bottom and see 

what new procedures might be implemented." 

•We think our security is pretty good," he said To 

illustrate, Carrol said the gunman arrested by police 

on Thursday had twice earlier last week tried to get in 

the plant. Each time he was rebuffed by security. 

The third time be literally shot his way in," Carrol 

•aid. 

While the Wixom plant was closed after the shoot' 

ings and reopened today, there were no shift interrupoos 

in Plymouth. 

Two Canton Township police officers, Todd Mutchler 

and Craigen Bauldry, were called to the scene 

Thursday afternoon as they are members of the Western 

Wayne County Special Operations Team. Both 

on-duty when the incident^ occurred, said Capt 

Golles Other off-duty officers assigned 

MONDAY, 

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STAFF PHOTO IT BILL BBISLXR 

Jumping: Adam Secord of Canton demonstrates some skateboarding acrobatics, just the 

kind that irritate store owners and police in the area. 

Skateboarders grind police 

BY VALERIE O LANDER 

STAFF WRITER 

When classes end at Lowell 

Middle school, Canton seventh 

graders Adam Secord, Ryan 

Morse and Nick Noel can likely be 

found "grinding a cuiff somewhere 

in Canton. 

Although a seemingly innocent 

recreational activity, the three 

boys said police seem to single 

them out whenever they're skateboarding. 

Often they're told not to 

skateboard in business and school 

parking lots. On occasion police 

have threatened to hand out $70 

tickets for trespassing. 

"I don't think we cause any 

trouble," said Secord. "The worse 

thing we do is put wax on the 

curbs. They get mad because they 

turn black." 

Noel added, "We don't do drugs. 

We don't steal." 

From March until November 

Canton Police had 55 calls for 

skateboarding complaints, said 

Capf. Laura Golles. Moat of the 

calls were from businesses and 

schools, although a handful were 

from residents complaining about 

the noise. Business owners claim 

skateboarders block doors and 

sidewalks. 

Principals at Tonda Elementary 

school in Canton and Central 

Middle School in Plymouth have 

already banned skateboarding 

due to vandalism. A district-wide 

ban is being considered by Plymouth-Canton 

Public Schools, 

said Golles. 

• 'We don't do drugs. 

We don't steal.' 

Nick Noel 

—Canton skateboarder 

"Benches have been damaged 

from them jumping on them. 

Curbs have been damaged and 

darkened with wax," said Tonda 

principal George Belvitch. "Skateboarding 

is a fine thing, but I 

don't want them to do it at my 

school because they've destroyed 

property and have been verbally 

abusive to people trying to enter 

the building." 

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Seniors 

remain 

• A plan to split pro- z< 

grams between facilities^! 

has polarized seniors, Z< 

many who only wanted K! 

closer walk to the Sum-tJ 

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BY VALERIE OLANDW; 

STAFF WRITER .-J- 

Senior citizens. i£ 

Canton are getttafe 

feisty over a progcSj 

al to split progra«JJ» 

between the old and new facilities. 

The plan has polarized seniors, 

many of whom only wanted closer 

parking at the Summit on the Park. 

Township officials are considering 

moving club activities, the Meals on 

Wheels lunch program and some 

senior enrichment classes back to 

the Recreation Center at Michigan 

Avenue and Sheldon. Senior activities 

director Dianne Neihengen «C«> 

would be moved to the old facility. A 

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See SENI0RS/:A2 

• 

Class I 

size still 

concern 

m SCHOOLS 

BY M.B. DILLON 

STAFF WRITER 

A group of parents concerned 

about large class sizes in Plymouth- 

Canton Community Schools had 

good news and bad news for the 

Board of Education last week. 

Average class size in Plymouth- 

Canton elementary buildings has 

dropped from 30 to 26 students over 

See CLASS,] A4 

Archway: A poinsettia ribbon display on the Merriman Road bridge is the start of the overall 

sides of road crea te a tunnel affect is motorists pass under the archway at Merriman heading east. The poinsettia ribbon 

arch is sponsored by NBD Bank. 

LightFest brightens holiday skies 

BY KEN ABRAMCZYK 

STAFF WITTER 

Wayne County parks officials may want to consider 

putting new deer crossing signs on Hines 

Drive. 

It's not that Hines Park is experiencing an influx of 

these animals. But motorists can expect to see one light 

up the sky, above their cars, near Middlebelt Road. 

That's just one of the new holiday displays offered at 

the fourth annual Wayne County LightFest, a group of 

exhibits all aglow for the yuletide season. 

The displays are set up throughout Hines Park and 

to light up evening hours 7-10 p.m. Nov. 21 

through Jan. 1. The display will be cloeed Christmas 

Day. 

County Executive Edward McNamara, LightFest 

sponsors and county commissioners will pull the switch 

at 7 p.m. Nov. 21 to kick off the light show at the Light- 

Fest entrance. Fireworks will fill the sky on opening 

People who want to view the display will enter Hines 

Drive at Merriman Road in Westland 2 1/2 miles south 

of 1-96 and proceed east bound, one way, exiting at Warren 

Road east of Telegraph in Dearborn Heights 

Motorists will be asked for a $5 per vehicle donation. 

Westbound Hines will be closed during the display 

hours. 

Parks officials boast that the LightFest is the Midwest's 

longest drive-through holiday light show. More 

than 36 displays with 750,000 lights will be powered by 

more than 400,000 watts of electricity. 

And as it does every year, the displsy has sdded some 

variety with new exhibits and twists for the 70,000 cars 

expected to drive through the display area 

A poinsettia ribbon arch display will be shown near 

the Merriman Road bridge, lit by 20,000 watts of electricity. 

Motorists will be able to drive right through the lights 

of the poinsettia and under the deer leaping over the 

road. 

Parade of toys: A toy soldier 

lights the way for motorists 

at Hines Drive near Inkster 

Road.

A2(C) The Observer! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 

Jaycees lend a hand to help 

Area Jayceea are planning a 

bowling fund-raiser to help 8year-old 

Stephanie Amber 

Smith, a Belleville girl suffering 

from a rare auto immune 

disorder that is attacking her 

bones and joints. 

Jaycees from Westland, 

Livonia, Redford, Garden 

City, Plymouth and Canton 

will help to raise part of the 

$500,000 that Stephanie's 

family needs for a stem cell or 

bone marrow transplant, 

Westland Jaycees treasurer 

Mark Schutze said. 

Doctors believe the treatments 

will stop her disease. 

However, the treatments are 

considered experimental and 

aren't covered by insurance. 

To help Stephanie, Region 

H Jaycees will sponsor a bowl- 

FUND-RAISER 

ing fund-raiser at 7 p.m. Nov. 

24 at Town & Country Lanes, 

1100 S. Wayne Road near 

Palmer, in Westland. 

Registration will begin at 

6:30 p.m. Nov. 24; entry fee is 

$10. 

However, the entry fee will 

be reduced to $5 for participants 

who bring in at least 

$25 in donations. 

The fund-raiser will include 

three games of bowling, a 

50/50 ticket, first and second 

high games, king/queen of the 

hill, and high series. 

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A4(C) The Observer! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 

Drive collects gifts for sick kids 

The "Make Me A Blessing 

Christmas Tree" drive opens 

around town today, in an effort to 

collect gifts for children who must 

spend the holidays at Mott Children's 

Hospital. 

Dozens of stores, businesses and 

churches are participating in the 

effort. 

At each location, a tree with 

cards on it is displayed Each card 

represents a Mott kid. and participants 

are encouraged to take a 

card. 

They then choose a gift for the 

child named on the card. The gift 

should be returned unwrapped to 

the store, business or church or 

directly to Mott Hospital by 

Wednesday. Dec. 18 Participants 

should include their name and 

address, so their generosity can be 

recognized. 

The drive is organized by the 

Brandy Memorial Fundraiser, a 

non-profit organization. For ques- 

Class from page A1 

the past three years, said Class- 

Size Action Partnership representatives. 

In its annual report 

t© the board, CAP told trustees 

that while class sizes have 

decreased in grades kindergarten 

through five, they're still 

too high in the district's middle 

and high schools, and in some 

elementary classrooms. 

Large class size was identified 

in a community survey as one of 

parents' biggest concerns. 

"Respondents were willing to 

spend more to attain acceptable 

class sizes," CAP reminded the 

board. 

Paul Schrauben. a CAP member 

who ran for school board, 

said. "The hot spots have been 

worked on district-wide. But 

overall, you can see we still have 

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• For questions on other 

ways to help Mott kids or 

for tax information, call 

organization founder 

Kathy Mount in Plymouth 

Township at 459-97800. 

tions on other ways to help Mott 

kids or for tax information, call 

organization founder Kathy Mount 

in Plymouth Township at 459- 

9780. 

"Any donation that you can 

make to help her in her effort will 

be greatly appreciated by everyone 

at the hospital, especially the children." 

said Mott Senior Development 

Officer Stephen Gaucher. 

Participating local businesses 

include Minerva-Dunnings, Paper 

Parade, Baker's Rack, Lee's 

Famous Recipe, Little Professor, 

a number of classes that are 

going to need some work. CAP is 

dedicated to looking into solutions." 

Lowell Middle School has the 

greatest number of classes with 

30 or more students: 72. 

West Middle School has 60 

classes with 30 or more students, 

followed by Pioneer Middle 

School with 46 "hot spots;" Central 

Middle School with 23; and 

East Middle School with 11 

classes of 30 or more students. 

CAP reported that at Plymouth-Canton 

Educational 

Park, there's a total of 1.219 sections. 

or classes. Classes with 30 

or more students represent 37 

percent of all sections. 

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House and Pied Piper of Plymouth. 

Others include American 

Speedy Printing, Ultimate Photo, 

Dr. John Robison, Roose Animal 

Hospital, Dr. Covington, Kay & 

Co. Beauty Salon, Beacon Hill 

Subdivision, Shirley Westphal, 

Cornwell Pool & Patio, Michigan 

National Bank, Dr. Strurtz, 

Heidi's Flowers, Christine's Hallmark, 

March Tire, Masco Tech- 

Braun, Town Locksmith. Jacobson's 

employees. Dr. Gary 

Krueger, Central Middle School, 

Mel's Golden Razor, Heidi's Flowers, 

Christine's Hallmark, Plymouth 

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more students, 287 are core academic 

classes, while 163 are 

elective courses. 

In the district's 14 elementary 

schools, there are still a total of 

19 "hot spots." 

CAP defines a hot spot as a 

classroom with 26 or more students 

in kindergarten; 28 or 

more students in grades one-two; 

and 30 or more in grades threefive. 

Judy Mardigian, co-founder of 

CAP, commended the administration 

and board for hiring 

teachers and reducing class 

sizes. 

"We know we have a lot of 

work to do in middle and high 

school, while keeping things 

going in the elementaries." 

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Holiday drive: 

Kathy Mount and 

Bambi are 

helping collect 

gifts for 

childrenconfined 

at Mott 

Children's 

Hospital. Dozens 

of stores, 

businesses and 

churches are 

participating in 

the effort, 

organized by the 

Brandy Memorial 

Fundraiser. 

STAFF PHOTO BY BOX BRESLER 

Mardigian noted that since 

1994-95, enrollment in the district 

has increased by 764 students. 

"In 1996-97, Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools will finalize 

plans for a construction program. 

We recommend that classsize 

goals be integrated into 

space planning for all future 

school building programs," she 

said. 

Classes that begin the year 

with an optimum number of students 

experience "creep" during 

the year, as families move into 

the district, Mardigian noted. 

"In schools located in highgrowth 

areas, fall classroom 

loading should allow room for 

the expected growth." 

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Mardigian also urged that 

members of the district's longrange 

planning committee 

"specifically address class-size 

reduction for the Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools. The 

plan should define specific classsize 

goals at elementary, middle 

and high school levels." 

As the district looks to a bond 

proposal and the construction of 

new schools, "we recommend 

future space planning. Space 

considerations have to be carefully 

considered. You have to 

take class size into account with 

planning, or we won't be able to 

meet our goals." 

Lucy French of CAP said, "We 

come with recommendations, but 

not without commitment to 

reaching the goals. We're willing 

to work toward that, and for 

that." 

A second CAP legislative 

forum is being planned for the 

spring. "We will invite our elected 

officials to come back and discuss 

school funding. We want to 

try to change that in a positive 

vein," she said. 

CAP is now publishing a 

monthly newsletter, French said. 

"We are trying to empower 

parents at all levels." 

School Board President Mark 

Horvath thanked CAP, noting 

that the group continues to welcome 

new members. "We look 

forward to your continued 

research on middle-school data 

and appreciate your work." 

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STAFF WHITER 

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Friday by recognizing its 

200th anniversary and dedicating 

the reopening of its western 

Wayne County Road Patrol facility 

in Westland. 

The oldest law enforcement 

agency in Michigan, the sheriffs 

department has come a long way 

since 1796 when Herman Eberts 

was the first sheriff and the 

department consisted of a sheriff 

and posse, according to County 

Sheriff Robert Ficano. 

The anniversary really shows 

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Ficano reviewed the facility's 

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A#(C) The Observer!MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 The Observer!MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 *A7 

RICHARD PORTER MASSENQILL, 

SR. 

Services for Richard Porter 

Massengill, Sr., 66, of Plymouth 

were Tuesday. Nov. 12. at 

White-Ranson Funeral Home in 

Union City, Tenn. 

Burial was at the East View 

Cemetery, in Union City. Tenn. 

He was born June 22. 1930. in 

Obion County. Tenn . and died 

Saturday. Nov 9. 

He was a machine operator 

and tool and die maker at Ovi-. 

don Manufacturing in Plymouth 

He was in the army and a veteran 

of the Korean War. 

Mr. Massengill was a member 

of the First United Methodist 

Church in Plymouth, the VFW. 

and the American Legion 

Survivors include his wife. 

Marilyn Ann Rowland Masse ngil: 

sons. Richard Porter Massengill. 

Jr. of Howell, and Michael 

Massengill of Westland: daughters. 

Tamara McLaughlin of Plymouth. 

and Jerilyn Hindman of 

Plymouth; brothers. Gene Massengill 

of Union City, Tenn.. Bill 

Massengill of Union City. Tenn 

and Ed Massengill of Fort 

Wayne. Ind : sisters. Marianne 

Ann Miller of Union City. Tenn.. 

and Katherine Drewry of Lexington, 

Tenn.: eight grandchildren 

He was preceded in death by 

his parents. William Zacanah 

and Enez Emma Massengill. and 

his sister Magdalene Griffin 

Memorials may be made to the 

American Lung Association. 

ROBERT V. 

SPAYTH 

A memorial 

service for 

Robert V. 

Spayth. 76. 

of Canton. MAS' 

formerly of 

Plymouth, 

was held 

Thursday 

Nov. 14. at 

the Schrader- 

H owe 11 

Robert V. Spayth 

Funeral 

Home, in Plymouth. 

with the Rev. Roy 

Forsyth officiating. 

He was born Sept 13. 1919. in 

Bloomville. Ohio, and died Monday, 

Nov. 11, in Wayne. 

Mr. Spayth owned and operated 

his own business, Spayth 

Heating & Cooling in Livonia for 

45 years. 

He was a prominent business 

man. active in the Mason, and in 

Plymouth Rock Lodge No. 47 for 

50 years. He was also past president 

of the Livonia Kiwanis 

Club. 

He and Mrs. Spayth were 

married for 40 years. 

He is survived by his wife, 

Martha Spayth of Canton: sons, 

Guy Robert Spayth of Wheaton, 

111. and Thomas Edward Spayth 

of Romulus; daughter. Verna 

Helen Spayth of Superior Town- 

ship; sister, Joyce Olds; eight 

grandchildren. 

Memorials contributions may 

be made to: Adapt of Michigan, 

1100 N. Main, Suite 205, Ann 

Arbor, Mich. 48485 

GENEVA A. TAYLOR 

Services for Geneva A. Taylor, 

85, of Scio Township, were Friday, 

Nov. 15. at White-Ranson 

Funeral Home in Union City, 

Tenn. 

Local arrangements were 

made by Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home, in Plymouth. 

She was born Oct. 10, 1911. in 

Cayce, Ky. and died Sunday. 

Nov. 10. in Ann Arbor. 

She worked at Montgomery 

Ward for four years in Livonia, 

and worked 10 years for Minerva-Dunning 

clothing store in 

Plymouth. She came to the Plymouth 

community in 1953 from 

Tennessee. 

She is survived by her son. 

Larry G. of Ann Arbor; two 

grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; 

sister, Peggy Taylor 

of Ky. 

Memorial contributions may 

be made to Arbor Hospice, 3810 

Packard Road. no. 200. Ann 

Arbor. Mich. 48108. 

HELEN ELIZABETH RUPNOW 

Services for Helen Elizabeth 

Rupnow. 79, of Plymouth were 

Friday, Nov. 15, at the Schrader- 

Howell Funeral Home with the 

Rev, Jim Livingston officiating. 

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She was born April 24, 1917, 

in Ann Atlantic Mine, Mich., and 

died Wednesday, Nov. 13, in Ann 

Arbor. She was a homemaker. 

She came to the Plymouth community 

in 1995 from Chassell, 

Mich. 

She is survived by her daughter, 

Kathleen of Plymouth; sister. 

Anne Jukkara of Ann Arbor; 

brother, Robert Moilanen of 

Lake Linden; six grandchildren. 

She was preceded in death by 

her husband, George H.; and her 

son. George W. 


American Heart Association of 

Michigan or The American Diabetes 

Association. 

WANDA L HALL 

Services for Wanda L. Hall, 65. 

of Plymouth Township were 

Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home with 

the Rev. E. Neil Hunt officiating. 

She was born May 29, 1931. in 

New Market, Tenn., and died 

Sunday. Nov. 10, in Plymouth 

Township. She was a homemaker 

and loved to make crafts to 

give to family and friends. She 

came to the Plymouth community 

in 1965 from Dearborn. 

She is survived by her husband. 

Richard W. of Plymouth: 

son, Richard W. II of Plymouth; 

daughter. Pamela Grzelak of 

Canton; one grandson; several 

nieces and nephews also survive. 

Memorials may be made to 

Hospice of Washtenaw, 806 Air- 

Oakwood 

Heilthcart System 

port Blvd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 

48106. 

ROSE A. BARNES 

Services for Rose A. Barnes, 

84, of Plymouth were Monday, 

Nov. 11, at the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur 

Magnuson officiating. Burial 

was at Ferndale Cemetery, in 

Riverview. 

She was born May 24, 1912, in 

Licking River, Ky., and died Friday, 

Nov. 8, in Livonia. She was 

a homemaker. She came to the 

Plymouth Community in 1984 

from Ecorse. She was originally 

from Kentucky. She was a member 

of the Church of The 

Nazarene. 

She is survived by her son, 

Charles S. Barnes of Plymouth; 

three grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. 


Church of the Nazarene for 

Hymnals. 

FRANK J. CERVELLI 

Services for Frank J. Cervelli, 

84. of Plymouth Township were 

Monday. Nov. 11, at the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home with 

Rev. Lance Rubringer officiating. 

Burial was in Rural Hill Cemetery, 

in Northville. 

He was born Jan. 25. 1912, in 

Mansfield, MA, and died Friday. 

Nov. 8, in Plymouth Township. 

He worked at Dunn Steel as an 

inspector. He came to the Plymouth 

community in 1966. He 

was a former member of Temple 

Baptist Church and most recently 

was a member of the Salem 

Bible Church in Salem Township. 

He is survived by his wife, 

Clara M. of Plymouth; daughters, 

Sara Baggson of Wayne, 

and Starr Brittingham of Virginia 

Beach, Va.; son, Frank 

Cervelli of Ypsilanti; stepdaughters, 

Margaret Williams of Plymouth, 

and Charlotte Roger of 

Manchester; stepson, Paul Smith 

of South Lyon; 19 grandchildren; 

six great grandchildren. 


Hospice of Washtenaw. 

RALPH 0. FTTZPATR1CK 

Sen-ices for Ralph G. Fitzpatrick, 

74, of Plymouth were 

Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the Schrader-Howell 

Funeral Home, with 

Rev. David Dahlberg officiating. 

Burial was in Riverside cemetery 

in Plymouth. 

He was born July 23, 1922, in 

Scottsville, Ky., and died Sunday, 

Nov. 10, in Livonia. 

He worked at Whitman and 

Barnes in Plymouth until the 

company moved to Georgia. He 

was most recently working as a 

skilled tradesman at the G.M. 

Power Train Y'psilanti Plant for 

eighteen years. He came to the 

Plymouth community 17 years 

ago from Westland. He served in 

World War II in the Navy in the 

Philippines. 


Ângela Hospice. 

CARRIER OF THE MONTH: CANTON 

CARRIER OF THE MONTH: CANTON 

Andrew Copenhaver, 15. of 

Canton was named carrier of 

the month for November. He is 

a lOth-grader at Canton High 

School. He started his route 

August 29, 1994. He is the son 

of Gary and Becky Copenhaver. 

He has a brother, Nathan, 18. 

His favorite subjects are English 

and biology. His hobbies include 

playing baseball, and reading. 

His future plans include going 

to college. He likes his route 

because of the money he collects. 

He feels he has developed 

money management skills that 

may help him in the future. 

If you want to be a Canton 

Observer carrier, please call 

591-0500 

Andrew Copenhaver 

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Arts exhibit now open 

The public is invited to attend 

the Canton Project Arts Fine 

NOTICE 

Pursuant to ixut Inr. • nl« "ill b* held at 

National Mini Stora$*. 6729 N Canton 

Center Road Canton Ml on at 1030 

e m The folkm irt( good» w ill be 

Space No 132". John Robertson. Plymouth 

Ml Miae boxes I ramp«tine muc tool*. 1 

refrigerator. 1 cooler miac household 

Space No F21* Carolyn Bowen Romuiiw. 

MI. 300 ceramic moW« 

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Weight equipment, drill pre»«- 20 cabinet 

sample* miK tools. 1 lamp 

Space No E16* Curtis Want Sacta CA. 1 

Ottoman 1 bar stool, mtsc twines 2 

mattreaies 1 Christmas tree mist 

household 3 chain. 1 table 

Space No R390. Walter Scharnitike 

Westland Ml. 1 Car top carrier 1 bed misc 

boxes. 3 shelving units. 2 lamps 1 fan. mtsc 

household 1 tool boi. misc tools. 2 car 

ramps 

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Canter Westland Ml. Miac household. 1 

ladder miac clothe* SO miac bags games 

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Publish Nos-ensber li and November 2S 1906 

Arts Exhibition "96 through Nov. 

23 at the Summit on the Park 

community center. 

The event is not a sale but you 

may contact specific artists if 

you are interested in buying any 

of the pieces. 

The event is free to the public. 

SHURGARD SELF 

STORAGE 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE 

FOLLOWING STORAGE INITS WILL BE 

SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER BY 

WAY OF AN OPEN BID ON DECEMBER 

18 1996 AT APPROXIMATELY IOOO A M 

AT SHI RGARD STORAGE LOCATED AT 

2101 HAGOERTY RD CANTON MI 

L'nit 4004 McCluskei - »ooden closet 

entertamm«nt center 2 night stands. 15 

misc boxe> and clothes 

L'nit MHO Oven - weight bench table and 

chairs 2 nooden speaker cabinets drafting 

table dresser 

L'ntt 3026 Hendrick - 2 pairs of skis golf 

bag 40 miac boxe. 

Publish November 11 and IS 1996 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN 

Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth. Michigan will accept 

•ealed bid» until 2:00 p.m. on Friday. November 22,1996 for the following: 

One < ll Kubola Tractor/Mower 

I6r equivalent) 

Specification* and proposal forma are available at the office of the Adnun 

Service* Director during regular office hours 

The City of Plymouth reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in 

whole or in part, and to waive any irregularities. 

CAROL STONE 

Admins Services Dir 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

Node* it hereby given that the City of Plymouth. Michigan will act-pet 

sealed bids until 200 p.m on Friday. December 6.1996. for the following: 

Om (I) Water Service Walk-In Van 

Specificstiona and proposal forms are available at the office of the 

Administrative Services Director during regular office hours 

The City d Plymouth reserves the right to accept or reject any or in part, 

and to waive any irregularities 

CAROL STONE 

Administrative Services Director 

Lieutenant named to lead 

DEQ's investigations section 

The Department of Environmental 

Quality has tapped an 

experienced law enforcement 

professional to lead its Criminal 

Investigations Section. 

Lt. Milton Scales II of East 

Lansing has been named chief 

of the 17-member section by 

DEQ director Russell Harding. 

He has served as acting chief 

since February. 

"Our criminal investigations 

section has many accomplishments 

to its credit," Harding 

said. "Chief Scales" emphasis 

on teamwork, innovation and 

professionalism will enhance 

those successes. Under his 

guidance, the DEQ's welltrained 

and highly motivated 

enforcement arm will be an 

important force in protecting 

Michigan's natural resources. 

"Milton is dedicated to the 

protection of Michigan's environment 

and families. His 

record of public service and 

standing within the law 

enforcement community 

ensure his success in this 

role." 

A Detroit native, Scales 

began his career in 1977 as a 

Detroit police officer. He 

earned a chiefs citation for 

alertness and quick action for 

disarming a suspect during a 

robbery, and a commendation 

for the immediate arrest of a 

lie 

burglar. 

Scales joined the state of 

Michigan in 1980 as a conservation 

officer in Jackson County. 

He was later promoted to 

sergeant in the Department of 

Natural Resources' Environmental 

Investigations Section, 

working in the Lansing, Saginaw 

and Shiawassee County 

areas. In May 1995, Scales 

was appointed supervisor of 

the Southern Michigan Unit. 

Scales led investigations in 

Michigan's first "polluters pay" 

incarcerations, and decertification 

of Michigan Underground 

Storage Tank Financial Assurance 

Act contractors. Scales 

also was appointed facilitator 

of the Environmental Protection 

Agency's Common Sense 

Initiative air permit work 

group, a diverse group of 

industry, union, governmental 

and environmental groups 

which he helped bring to consensus. 

The DEQ's criminal investigations 

section has launched 

81 new cases, conducts scrap 

tire sweeps in Detroit, directs 

enforcement actions to protect 

Michigan against illegal waste 

importation, aggressively 

polices urban and rural areas, 

and is building partnerships 

with communities. 

GOODWILL 

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General Admission '7.00 

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Ticket Information (313) 8 8 6 - 6 7 8 7 

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Ameritech receives moBt of its 

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agents. 

"The new locations allow us to 

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volume areas," said Jeff 

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•Ameritel Inc.-AmCom, 5730 

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810-901-2567 

A10 MALLS&MAINSTREETS 

SHOPPING CENTERED 

jf & 

Linda Ann Chomin 

Faux fur fuels 

the coat trade 

BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN 

SPECIAL WRITER 

Fake fur outerwear is fast becoming this year's 

fashion best seller Already on its second order of 

faux fur jackets and coats. Jacobson's at Laurel 

Park Place in Livonia is solving the wonderful 

Faux beaver: Paula 

Lishman sheared, 

knit beaver $5,500; 

Bricker Tunis at 

Orchard Mall. 

retail "problem" of 

keeping the items 

on the racks. 

"Last year was 

the First big season 

for faux fur. Our 

biggest request is 

for the solid black 

and brown. They're 

calling brown, a 

key fashion color, 

the new black this 

season" said 

department manager 

Julia Brim. 

From parkas to 

full length dress 

coats, today's fake 

furs make a woman 

look stylish even 

when topping a 

pair of jeans. While 

St. John makes a 

black 3/4 length 

swing coat priced at 

$1,050, most of the 

fake furs at Jacobson's 

cost between 

$200 to $300. Ultra 

Fur's full-length 

faux beaver coat at $275 is affordable chic. 

"I think they're so moderately priced, that's 

Why they sell so well. A faux fur does not cost 

ftiore than a regular winter coat," said Jacobson's 

spokesperson Peggy Tobe. 

Warmth is one of the reasons Linda Mehnert 

of Plymouth was considering her second purchase 

of a fake fur at Jacobson's last week. She 

bought her First Five years ago and found the 

deep pile wards off cold winter winds. 

"A lot of people don't want to buy real fur. 

With the technology now, they look so great," 

Mehnert said. 

In the last few years, manufacturers have 

become more responsive to consumer requests 

for fabulous-looking fake furs. They have developed 

new fabrics and weaving techniques allowing 

faux furs to be softer and lighter in weight. 

"Plush as a teddy bear" is how Jacobson's pearlcolored 

stroller ($480) looks and feels when 

wrapped around the body. Besides being fun, a 

green faux mink jacket by Tissavel ($355) resembles 

the real article except for the color. 

"They're so fashionable and easy to care for," 

said sales associate Hana Yono. "And it makes a 

fabulous gift for Christmas - a husband to his 

wife, a mother to a daughter, a working woman 

to herself." 

Today's sporty designs are one reason the 

younger set chooses fake furs. Animal print 

parkas and reversible microFiber jackets offer 

versatility as well as practicality. On the racks 

at Loehmann's in Farmington Hills, customers 

will Find two-button leopard bolero jackets by 

Maria Dionisiou for Olympia ($99), shiny fake 

seal skin parkas ($79) in black or brown, and 

reversible black acrylic fur/nylon and polyester 

strollers ($169). 

"These coats sell well because animal prints 

are so hot right now. And many of these coats 

are reversible as well," said associate manager 

Jane Corcoran. 

At Hudson's Westland, 

a black parka 

fake fur with a hood 

lined in cheetah by 

Style VI ($225) is a 

glamorous way to add 

warmth to a Michigan 

winter day. In February 

when temperatures 

drop to 20 below 

with the wind chill, 

Q 

you'll be glad this 

number is yours. 

The Cover-Up in 

West Bloomfield offers 

a four-button chocolate 

brown or black 

jacket, $375 as well as 

a denim jacket with 

leopard collar, $310. 

by Charta. 

The real thing: Natural 

blackgama 

ranch mink with 

lynx trim $15,000 

at Bricker Tunis. 

She ©bserver 

Monday, 

Deck the malls 

with memories 

Holiday shopping season is here ! Santa 

arrivals this week mark the beginning of 

all the magic malls mix up for customers. 

This year many centers are rolling out 

new displays for kids of all ages. 

BY SUSAN DEMAGGIO ' 

EDITOR 

It's time to deck the halls of the 

shopping centers as Santa Claus prepares 

to touch down at most malls this 

weekend. 

The magic of miniature Christmas 

villages is captured at the Oakland Mall 

in Troy with a Department 56 replica of 

the North Pole set up throughout the 

center. Santa is surrounded by a 26-foot 

Lookout Tower, complete with snowmen, 

elves, snow-laden evergreens. Special 

display cases around the mall feature 

exhibits of Department 56 miniature 

villages. 

Shelley Darmetko, Oakland Mall's 

marketing director, said the idea behind 

the holiday decor is to "take adults back 

to the memories of the villages they 

played with as children, and create 

memories for their children." 

"The mall's holiday festivities are a gift 

to our customers to show our appreciation 

for their business and also make the 

holiday shopping experience as pleasant 

as possible," she said. 

Oakland Mall also plans a holiday story 

hour for children with pennies for 

admission to benefit Children's Hospital 

of Michigan; a drawing for a 5-day stay in 

a real Snow Village, Stowe, Vermont: 

and a Gingerbread House Auction Dec. 8- 

21 to benefit the Ronald McDonald 

House. 

Here's a peek at the holiday plans at 

other malls: 

• Fairlane Town Center, Dearborn 

presents "A Child's Dream Brought to 

Life." The skies of the mall will be filled 

with balloon gondolas laden with toys. 

Santa Claus visits begin Nov. 23. First 

5.000 shoppers on Nov. 29 get a Fairlane 

Fanny Pack filled with treasures. 

Friday/Saturday evening concerts. Free 

valet parking daily 6 p.m. to closing. 

• Laurel Park Place, Livonia, fills 

shoppers' ears with "The Sounds of the 

Season." Strolling carolers serenade 

shoppers every weekend from 1-4 p.m. 

and the Livonia Civic Chorus performs at 

7:30 p.m. on Dec. 11. Santa strolls into 

the mall 1 p.m. on Nov. 24. Laurel Park 

again participates in the Angela Hospice 

Light Up A Life campaign. Donations can 

be made in memory of a loved one. 

• Livonia Mall pulls out all the stops 

with "Santa's Spectacular Reindeer." 

Giant plush reindeer are featured 

throughout the center. .Santa mans his 

giant 14-foot sleigh beginning Nov. 23. 

Annual Mall/Chamber parade kicks off 9 

a.m. at Six Mile and Middlebelt Rds. 

bringing Santa Claus to the mall. 

Complimentary hot chocolate follows. 

Concerts/choruses through the season. 

• Northland Center, Southfield, guests 

can "Journey to the NorthStar." The 

mall's decor centers around figures from 

"The Boy and the Bear," 

ceilings/skylights draped with stars and 

lights. Giant 12-foot snow globe. Santa 

Claus visits from Nov. 18 with a free, 

original storybook for kids. Focus: HOPE 

wraps gifts Nov. 29 to Dec. 24. Holly Jolly 

trolley shuttle Dec. 2-23 to area 

businesses. 

• Somerset Collection, Troy, hosts 

'The Giving Season" with the Grand 

Court in the new North-end hosting the 

centerpiece, a three-story Medieval-style 

castle. A tale about the mythical kingdom 

was penned by Franklin 

author/illustrator Matt Faulkner. In 

Somerset South, marionettes perform the 

tale. Life-size costumed characters are 

suspended from the ceiling throughout 

the mall. 

• Tel-Twelve Mall, Southfield, takes 

shoppers across the globe with the theme 

"Holidays Around the World." Displays 

feature 47 animated figures from the 

seven continents of the world, sharing 

their holiday traditions. School groups 

can tour the exhibit with Mother 

Universe offering a 20-minute program. 

Santa Claus arrives 1 p.m. on Nov. 23. 

Nov. 18, 1996 

P*9T0 IT JDMT ZOintM' 

Ho Ho Ho: Santa takes off from his castle at Oakland Mall. 

• Twelve Oaks. Novi, presents its 

award-winning "Crystal Forest" complete 

with life-size replicas of giraffes, lions 

and bears. Santa arrives Nov, 23 at noon 

via theatrical performance and puppet 

show to stay at his wood side cottage. 

• Westland Center insists "We Need A 

Little Christmas" so Santa Claus arrives 

11 a.m., Nov. 23 with the Mopo Bears. 

Shoppers can help the needy during the 

Share the Warmth program, co-sponsored 

by the Salvation Army. For each $150 

spent in the mall, a blanket will be 

donated to a local shelter in the shopper's 

name. Concerts through December. 

• Wonderland Mall, Livonia, celebrates 

a "Merry Krismouse." Santa Claus visits 

from Nov. 18. Holiday train rides. To 

benefit the Metro Detroit YMCA, 

shoppers can drop off new toys, nonperishable 

food donations and children's 

clothing at several mall stations. Special 

events include Q Crew broadcasts, pet 

photos with Santa, Black Nativity 

performances. Girl Scout gift wrap for 

community hospice. 

- Sally Tato, special writer, 

contributed to this wrapup. 

Elsa Klensch paints rosy picture of spring 

BY SUSAN DEMAGGIO 

EDITOR 

Fresh from the runways of Paris 

with the first report on spring '97, 

CNN's style editor Elsa Klensch told 

an audience at Nordstrom that 

I PHOTOS IT MAKHU StlNDQGVT 

Elsa Klensch 

MONDAY, NOV. 18 

Special events week 

Hudson's celebrates its Lakeside store remodel 

with a week of events to introduce shoppers to 

all the changes. 

• Today, noon to 4 p.m. Accessories Fair, 

Coach bags presentation. Kids' Story Series 

(each day) noon to 12:30 p.m. in Children's Dept. 

• On Nov. 19: Children's Holiday Fashion 

Show 7 p.m. Holiday decorating seminar noon- 

1:30 p.m. 

• On Nov. 20: Women's holiday fashions at 

noon in Social Dresses; Workday Casual Fashion 

Show at 7 p.m. 

• On Nov. 21: Men's fashion show noon to 5 

p.m. Holiday cooking workshop with Chef Chuck 

Sansone 1-2 p.m. Tying the Knot seminar Men's 

Accessories 3-7 p.m. Workday Casual Seminar 

for men 7 p.m. Le Beaujolais Nouveau wine 

arrives today in Markerplace 

• On Nov. 22: Thanksgiving Day wine seminar 

6-8 p.m. Marketplace 

• On Nov. 23: Sesame Street and Fire Safety 

with milk and cookies 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. 

Reservations required. 

(810) 443-6262. 

THURSDAY, MOV. 21 

Zetda Trunk Show 

See the Zelda spring collection of suits, dresses 

and separates in micro fibers and rayon, regular 

store hours, through No*. 23 at Hersh's. Clothes 

"designers have reached a turning 

point in fashion." 

Speaking at a breakfast/fashion 

show on the store's third level last 

Saturday> Klensch said that the 

newest materials and designs provide 

women with clothing choices 

that "allow you to see all the possibilities 

in yourself." 

"These designs will reveal the 

other, more womanly, side of you," 

she insisted. "Lots of choices in colors 

and prints. Lots of different skirt 

lengths to offer options for women 

with different lifestyles." 

Klensch christened spring designs 

"edgy" and predicted asymmetrical 

necklines and hemlines would be 

the rage - "it's a look that's modern, 

new." 

She said the line between day and 

evening wear is erased for spring, 

"Daytime and After Five clothes are 

one and the same for a full expression 

of this concept." 

Klensch said she started out in 

journalism wanting to "cover wars 

and hard news" but found it hard 

for a woman to break into the profession. 

"So I gradually drifted into 

feature reporting." 

Marriage to an American brought 

her to New York and by chance she 

ADDED ATTRACTIONS 

ended up with a job at Women's 

Wear Daily. 

"I've discovered that fashion is a 

very big industry," she said. "It's not 

fluff. It's full of very creative, hardworking 

people, very dedicated to 

their profession." 

Klensch named Bill Blass, Sonia 

Rykiel and Donna Karan as the 

fashion folk she most admires. She 

concluded that department stores 

need not worry about losing customers 

to home shopping shows on 

television. 

"I can't see buying clothes from a 

TV screen," she insisted. "The color 

reproduction is a long way from 

accurate and a person really needs 

to feel the fabric and try the garment 

on before buying." 

Her spring forecast: 

" • Brown continues as the new 

black; other strong colors include 

pastels, earthtones, navy, Chinese 

lacquer red 

• Prints make a big comeback 

• The pant suit is dominant, but 

with smaller shoulders and narrow 

slacks for a young, feminine look 

• Knits are important; the cardigan 

replaces the jacket 

• Shoes include wedges, platforms, 

high heels; the square toe, 

informally modeled at Stage & Co. Restaurant. 

The Boardwalk. Orchard Lake/Maple 

West Bloomfield. 

(810) 626-7776. 

Holktay Open House 

Specialty shops, Apple Tree Room and 

Escapades, welcome gift seekers with refreshments 

and 10-percent off sale (Apple Tree). 

32749 Franklin. Franklin Village. 

(810) 855-5868. 

FRIDAY, NOV. 22 

Holiday Table* 

View 20 holiday-designed tables by local 

celebrities presented with period fashions. 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. through Nov. 24. Admission $10 to 

benefit preservation of Cranbrook House. 

380 Lone Pine. Bloomfield Hills. 

(810)645-3147/ 

Skiers visit 

Meet downhill racer/TV commentator Andy 

Mill on behalf of Pils, noon to 1 p.m. at Hudson's 

Oakland Mall. 3-4 p.m. at Lakeside in Sterling 

Heights. Women's Ski Zone. 

14 Mile/John R. Tray. 

(810) 597-2200. 

SATURDAY, NOV. 23 

Santa visits «. 

Check the story above for the dates and times 

chunk heels will still be around for a 

young look 

• Silhouettes remain long and 

lean; slim pants, longer jackets 

• Clothes will hug the body, fashion 

is fitted 

Katharine Keeble of Bloomfield 

Hills and Alexis Frazier of Milford 

agreed that Klensch was worth the 

rush to the mall on a Saturday 

morning. But their strongest praise 

was saved for the fashion show that 

followed. 

"The clothing was so colorful, such 

fresh designs. The opera gowns were 

stunning," Frazier opined. "Nordstrom 

has such wonderful fashions." 

Keeble added, "I just had to see 

the show, I worship at the shrine of 

Nordstrom." 

of Santa's arrival at your favorite shopping center. 

Today is the big day at most malls. 

Zuzu Appearance 

Karolyn Grimes, aka Zuzu Bailey in the 1946 

holiday film, "It's A Wonderful Life," signs copies 

of her book 1-5 p.m. at Decades. Also Nov. 23. 

100 W. 4th St. Royal Oak. 

(810) 546-9289. 

MONDAY, NOV. 25 

Health seminar 

"Diabetes and You" 8-10 a.m. Jacobson's court 

area, part of mall walker's monthly program. 

Laurel Park. Six Mile/Newburgh. Livonia. 

(313)462-1100. 

HoNday exhibit Don't miss Wind in The 

Willows at Summit Place, Waterfbrd. 

Retail Details features 

news briefs from the 

Malls and Mainstreets 

beat. To be included, send 

information to: Retail 

Details, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers, 

805 E. Maple, Birmingham 

48009. Or fax (810) 

644 1314. 

Walk Somerset 

Just as fall's unpredictable 

weather begins to cramp Michiganians' 

exercise plans, The 

Somerset Collection introduces 

the Walkabout Club, co-sponsored 

by Blue Cross Blue Shield 

and Blue Care Network of Michigan. 

For walking the halls of the 

Troy mall. Walkabout Club 

members earn participation 

credits toward gifts from Somerset 

Collection stores. Tallies are 

kept when walkers check in at 

the North Concierge Desk 7-10 

a.m. Wednesdays. 

In addition, members are 

invited to attend informative 

health seminars. Some planned 

for 1997 are: Walking for Fitness, 

Walking in the Right 

Shoes, Fit Forever. Beat Stress, 

Smart Eating, Cooking Low Fat 

Meals for Children, How Does 

your Health Rate? and Massage 

Therapy. Members will receive 

seminar details as well as 

recipes, health tips and equipment 

updates through a club 

newsletter. 

Applications to join the Walkabout 

Club are available at one of 

the Somerset Collection's 

concierge desks, located near the 

elevators on the main floors, or 

call (810) 643-7440 for more 

information. 

Oakland welcomes Perfumanla 

On the mall's lower level near 

the JC Penney wing. Oakland 

Mall shoppers will find a new 

Perfumania store offering 

designer fragrance at djsount 

prices. 

Tender a sweater 

This Thanksgiving season, 

Birmingham retailer. Tender, 

will host its Second Annual 

Sweater Trade-In in an effort to 

warm up the lives of those less 

fortunate. 

The public is encouraged to 

trade-in any sweater to Tender 

and receive 20-percent off the 

purchase of a new sweater from 

its extensive selection. Sweaters 

collected will be donated to 

KADIMA, a non-profit, non-sectarian 

mental health agency 

which offers innovative programs 

to mentally ill adults and 

help them re-enter the communi- 

ty as productive, wage-earning 

citizens. 

Tender is at 271 West Maple 

in Birmingham. For more information, 

call (810)258-0212. 

Jewelry studio a gem 

The Halina Fuchs Jewelry 

Studio, 222 E. Maple in Birmingham, 

was recognized as one 

of the up and coming businesses 

in metro Detroit by Gov. John 

Engler. He named it as one of 

the 1996 Future Fifty of Greater 

Detroit because of its creative, 

original jewelry designs. 

Halina and Waldemar Fuchs 

custom design, redesign, restore, 

repair and set gems for their 

clients. 

Author, author 

Stephanie Mellon, Troy author 

and illustrator, will be autographing 

copies of her latest 

release "The Golden Angel" at 

Waldenbook Stores throughout 

November. It's her fourth book 

in three years. Call Waldenbooks 

for her schedule of 

appearances. 

Old fragrance new at Nelmen's 

When Cary Grant romanced 

Audrey Hepburn in Charade, 

most likely they were both wearing 

Acqua di Parma, their 

favorite cologne. The classic Italian 

unisex scent, first introduced 

in the 1930 s, was the rage 

among Europe's fashionable and 

wealthy set as well as Hollywood's 

glamorous taste makers. 

Sixty years later, Acqua di 

Parma is still being produced in 

limited amounts and will be 

newly available at all Neiman 

Marcus stores, including Somerset 

Collection in Troy. It still 

comes packaged in the same distinctive 

Parma yellow cylinder. 

Sicilian citrus, essence of 

lavender, rosemary, verbena and 

a Bulgar rose combine to create 

a scent that compliments both 

men and women. It will be available 

in soaps, bath gels, cream, 

powder and cologne ranging 

from $35 to $90. 

New at Summit Place 

A variety of new retailers and 

an emphasis on providing a 

range of children's programs and 

entertainment-type services are 

part of Summit Place Mall's 

effort to add to the family-shopping 

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clothing, jewelry 

and accessories); Corey's Jewel 

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tables and hot tuba); The Learning 

Tree (educational hooka, 

equipment and toys); Fashion 

Kids (holiday and special event 

clothing and accessories) and 

Jarman Shoes. 

Also opening were: That's 

Sharp (name cutlery, engraving 

and sharpening); Novelties 

Unlimited (from watches to fragrances); 

Southwest Imports 

(Indian motifs); San Francisco 

Music Box; King Dollars (bargains 

for a buck); Heidi's Salon; 

The Glass Gallery (sculptured 

figurines); Christmas by Franks 

(holiday decor); 5-7-9 (junior specialty 

clothes); Chaddaus 

Leather, Little Bits and 

Crafter's Corner. 

New food shops and restaurants 

include: Hickory Farms 

(gift cheeses, smoked meats, 

nuts); Hot Zone (over 500 types 

of sauces); Hot Stix (pizza, salads) 

and Don Pablos (tex-mex 

and Mexican food). 

Dayton Hudson aids UW 

Dayton Hudson's family of 

stores, Hudson's, Mervyn's and 

Target, has raised more than 

$730,000 to help support local 

United Way agencies. The contribution 

includes donations 

both from the corporation and its 

local stores through pledges and 

special fund-raising events. 

The contribution enhances 

Hudson's Circle of Giving, in 

which the company donates 5percent 

of its federally taxable 

income to non-profit organizations 

in the communities in 

which its stores are located. 

Outlet mall opens In Howell 

Kensington Valley Factory 

Shops, a $25 million manufacturer's 

outlet mall, officially 

opened Saturday at 1-96 arrd 

Highway M-59 in Livingston 

County. 

A joint venture of Fru-Con 

Development Corp. and Howard 

& Rice, the 65 factory outlets 

planned for phase one are owned 

and operated by nationally recognized 

manufacturers. Tenants 

include: Mikasa, The GAP, Adidas, 

Detroit Pistons, Kasper, 

Peter Nygard and Olga Warner. 

The Country Victorian architectural 

center was designed to 

be in keeping with the rural 

spirit of Howell Township. Covered 

walkways shield shoppers 

from inclement weather and link 

the shops. 

Mickey Mouse Meals debut 

Hudson's now offers a special 

Mickey & Co., meal menu for 

kidslO and under. Each meal 

includes an activity placemat 

with stickers. Sample entrees 

include Macaroni and Cheese, 

Chicken Fingers and Peanut 

Butter and Jelly. Available at 

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The Obeerveri MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 

Commissioners OK contract for Cherry Hill resurfacing 

Wayne County commissioners 

provided the final link recently 

for the county and local communities 

to receive federal funds for 

the resurfacing of Cherry Hill 

Road. 

'.Commissioners approved a 

Michigan Department of Transportation 

contract between 

Vjayne County and the cities of 

CWW narrows 

search for 

new director 

The chairman of the Conference 

of Western Wayne has 

received about 65 applications 

for CWW's vacant executive 

director's position. 

That field recently was narrowed 

to about 12 people by a 

CWW committee. 

Daniel Gilmartin resigned in 

October to accept a new job as a 

lobbyist with the Michigan 

Municipal League. Assistant 

CWW director Marcia Bianconi 

has acted as an interim director 

until a new one is chosen by the 

CWW. 

The director will be responsible 

for legislative updates, communicating 

the CWW's position 

on legislative matters to city, 

county, state and federal officials 

and work for the CWW 

board. 

CWW chairman Tom Yack 

said a questionnaire was to be 

sent to those finalists. Yack 

expects interviews to follow 

soon. 

"Our intent is to screen down 

to four, then interview," Yack 

told the CWW. 

Yack said Friday he hopes to 

return to the CWW board in 

December with a recommendation. 

Yack. who is also Canton 

Township supervisor, 

Northville supervisor Chris 

Johnson and Westland Mayor 

Bob Thomas serve on the committee. 

"I can't say when we'll come 

back (to the CWW members) 

with a recommendation," Yack 

said. 

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needed locally 

Open your heart and home 

and become a foster parent. 

That's the message from Joyce 

Newsom, a licensing worker 

with Methodist Children's Home 

Society, Children's Village, 

26645 Six Mile Road, in Detroit. 

The Society is again campaigning 

to recruit foster families 

for children aged up to 14. 

For more information, contact 

Newsom at (313) 531-4155. 

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1996 

TASTE BUM 

CHEF LARRY JANES 

Shortcuts make up 

for lost time while 

preparing dinner 

Some time ago, when I was younger and had 

much more hair, I had endless time to cook, 

and endless time to shop for ingredients. 

Anyone delivering a package to my house on the 

afternoon of a dinner party would have found me 

in the kitchen dicing or slicing, trussing a chicken, 

clarifying butter or whipping egg whites in a 

copper bowl. Those days are long gone. 

TTiere is nothing that puts a crimp in your cooking 

style than the addition of a family. It's hard to 

whip egg whites when at any moment your kidls) 

will wake from a nap, the school will call and say 

they just threw up after recess, or you have to 

make 29 (why not an even 12, 24 or 36?) cupcakes 

for the next days bake sale. It's also not easy to 

stuff a chicken breast when your $80 French 

knife has just been used to cut 2-inch Styrofoam 

or corrugated cardboard into the shape of a nucleus. 

Have you ever tried to concentrate on a recipe 

while your kids calls out a thousand times from 

the dining room table "dad, what does intrigue 

mean?" Once you have kids, speed and convenience 

is definitely the name of the game. 

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Roast chicken 

Take for example roast chicken, which is almost 

everyone's favorite dish. In the old days I used to 

slip fresh snipped herbs under the skin and baste 

the chicken constantly. Now I don't even tie up 

my bird (the kids used the string to make Halloween 

spider webs). If I can find an onion that 

hasn't sprouted six inches of green under the grocery 

bags under the kitchen sink, into the chicken 

it goes. I rub the chicken generously with bottled 

lemon juice and shake on some cheap Italian seasoning 

that I picked up at the dollar store. My 

kids will be studying English 101 at community 

-college before 111 have the time to make a wonderful 

mixture of chestnuts and diced prunes 

again, I suspect. 

Butter flavored with microscopically minced 

garlic is also great if you have the time. Now 

when I need garlic butter to spread on Wonder 

Bread and pop under the broiler, I open a jar of 

chopped garlic and mix in a few tablespoons of 

margarine. 

Easy-potatoes 

Scalloped potatoes go wonderfully with roast 

chicken. Scalloped potatoes were a signature dish, 

made with a real roux, hand shredded cheddar 

cheese and a fresh bread crumb crispy top. I have 

since learned a trick from a now-unrecalled magazine 

article and I can make them in nothing flat. I 

slice up about 2 pounds of potatoes (skin on, of 

course) and then plunge them into cold water. 

Simply bring 2 cups of milk to a boil in a large 

saucepan (skim or low-fat will suffice) pat the 

potatoes dry, and boil them in the milk until barely 

tender. Add salt to taste and then tip the entire 

mixture (the sludgy milk and half cooked potatoes) 

into a buttered casserole dish. Scatter a 

handful of bread crumbs on top (the more seasoned 

the better) and bake the potatoes in a 400 

degree F. oven for 20 minutes or until bubbly. 

You will have to soak and scrub the saucepan - 

that's boiling milk for you - but it's worth it! 

. For people who are constantly on the lookout 

for kitchen help, I highly recommend children for 

«uch menial jobs as cutting up carrots, onions and 

jpeppers. These vegetables, when scrubbed, 

ppeled, cut into big cubes (even a 7-year-old can 

de that!) and then tosaed into a pan and drizzle 

with olive oil can roast next to the chicken for 

about 45 minutes to an hour. 

Even picky eaters love roasted carrots as they 

rfeally cook up sweet and tender. 

I Yes, even busy cooks can make the time to have 

dessert. After the chicken and vegetables roast, 

brownies always make for the ideal dessert. I 

used to serve them with poached pears, sugar 

glazed strawberries or real whipped cream. Some 

people like their brownies on the cakey side and 

some feel they should be more like fudge. My 

{gtinion is that they should be happy I made 

' A dinner of roast chicken, roasted vegetables, 

scalloped potatoes and brownies is a festive meal. 

In certain lights, it even could be elegant. To 

make it so, I put aside the Corelle and haul out 

the Lennox. Everyone thinks I'm wonderful for 

making such a monumental effort. I sit back, with 

a smile and say "oh, it wss nothing." 

Chef Larry Janes it a free-lance writer. He welsomes 

your caUs and comments. To leave a message 

for him, dial (313) 963-2047 on a touch-tone 

fihone, mailbox 1886. See recipes inside. 

LOOKING AHEAD 

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Tasty side dish: Chef Louai Sharkas of the Townsend Hotel in Birmingham 

will be making "French Bread and Sweet Com Pudding," a Southern-style 

dish for his family's Thanksgiving buffet. 

hefs bring 

family favorites 

to dinner 

B Y R E N E E S H O G L U N D STAFF 

While the turkey may 

be the focal point of 

Thanksgiving dinner, 

it'B the colorful, savory side 

dishes that make the table 

sparkle and guests salivate. 

I love to make green beans 

with mushrooms and bacon or 

baby carrots cooked in chicken 

broth then bathed in butter, 

fresh lemon juice and chopped 

chives. We asked area chefs 

what they planned to bring to 

their mom's or sister's house 

(the usual Thanksgiving destinations), 

ahd the replies were 

surprisingly simple and 

straight from the heart. 

Chef Bill Dembiec of Westland 

who works at Greenfield 

Village will make his grandmother's 

recipe for creamed 

onions. "Oh, it's really good. 

It's a semi-sweet dish. The 

onions are sweet and the 

cream tames the sweetness. 

The potato chips add a saltiness. 

When you bake the dish 

you have a collaboration of flavors 

The Dembiec clan, seven siblings 

and an assortment of 

nieces and nephews, will gather 

around sister Cherise Lambert's 

table this year and tell 

lots of stories. "We tell a lot of 

'remember whens.' We grew 

up with a lot of respect for 

seniors. There were always 

stories about past events. 

They were always brought up 

at the dinner prayers." 

Some of those stories are 

bound to be about his grandmother, 

who helped raise 

Dembiec and taught him and 

his sisters how to cook. "I 

remember making the 

creamed onions with her," said 

Dembiec. 

Although Dembiec hss 

We asked area chefs 

what they planned to 

bring to their mom's 

or sister's house (the 

usual Thanksgiving 

destinations), and the 

replies were surprisingly 

simple and 

straight from the 

heart. 

added his own personal touch 

to the creamed onions, only his 

grandmother could make the 

perfect lemon meringue pie, 

another Thanksgiving 

favorite. "I really miss that 

lemon meringue. No one had 

her touch," said Dembiec. 

Chef Louai Sharkas of the 

Townsend Hotel in Birmingham 

will be making "French 

Bread and Sweet Corn Pudding," 

a Southern-style diah he 

originally created as an accompaniment 

to lobster. It became 

an instant hit at the 

Townsend and will be part of 

their Thanksgiving buffet. 

"Although it has a slight 

sweet taste, it's more savory. 

It's not s dessert," said 

Sharkas who lives in Southfield. 

"I think it will be perfect 

on the Thanksgiving table. It's 

s nice substitute for dressing." 

Sharkas and his mother, 

Amelda, who share a home, 

expect a large crowd for this 

year's Thanksgiving feast, 

which will include two or three 

turkeys, a ham and two roast 

lega of lamb. 

"Just about every member of 

my family will be there. About 

36 to 40 people. Ws never 

count. There's too many, an 

army of relatives from every 

area in the count 

Like most good qhefs, 

Sharkas credits his mother for 

his love of cooking; "She's a 

great influence in my taste. 

My first classes in cooking 

were when I was four-yearsold 

in her kitchen. Every holiday, 

I was the onfy one of the 

kids who went in the kitchen 

and helped out." 

There's always room for Jell- 

O, right? Chef Michael Hunter 

of Botsford Inn in Farmington 

continues the inn's decades-old 

tradition of making "Sherry 

Cherry Jell-O." And he's not 

been tempted to change the 

recipe one bit. 

"I don't change things that 

arent broken. People love it 

the way it is," he said. "It's a 

real popular item at Botsford. 

We hsve to make three or four 

pans every week." 

While Hunter said he definitely 

would bring the Jell-0 if 

invited to a Thanksgiving dinner, 

he would also bring his 

mother's baked sweet potatoes 

cooked in cider. "It's very good. 

She slices the potatoes really 

thin and bakes them with 

dried fruit, cider and cinnamon," 

he said. 

Fortunately for people planning 

to eat oat this Thanksgiving, 

Hunter will be cooking in 

Botsford's kitchen. Quests will 

be able to sample the sweet 

potato dish, which will be part 

of dinner buffet. Hunter 

knows it will be a hit. "It's s 

10. definitely 

When asked who is the bettor 

cook, he or his mother. 

Hunter said: "She thinks I 

cook better, but I know she 

cooks better." 

See recipes inside. 

INSIDE: 

Thanksgiving side dishet.2 

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1992 Chateau St. Jaan, Robert Young Vineyard 

Reserve in magnum only $58 - tha 

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this year 

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1994 Gundiachûndachu Meriot $21 

1994 Schafef Meriot $26 - stunning! 

1992 Stat on Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 

(Washington state) $14 

1993 Livingston Cabernet Sauvignon Stanley's 

Selection $22 

1993 Livingston Cabernet Sauvignon Mo< 

fett Vineyard $32 

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1989 Fetzer Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 

$24 

1990 Maetroberardlno Taurasi Radici 

(Italy) $22 

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1995 Clos du Bois Sauvignon Wane $8 

1995 Hogue Semillon $7.50 - serve with . 

Dungenees crab 

1995 Dry Creek Vineyard Dry Chenin Blanc 

$7.50 

1996 Beringer Nouveau. Gamay Beaujoiais 

$6.50 

MacRostie 

dedicated 

to Carneros - « 

wines 

BY ELEANOR & RAY HEALD 

SPECIAL WRITERS 

Steve MacRostie, owner and winemaker 

at MacRostie Winery in Sonoma, 

California has a passion for 

wines from the Carneros appellation. 

When he launched his winery 

in 1987 producing only 1,300 cases 

of Chardonnay, his commitment was 

to the Carneros region of southern 

Sonoma and Napa counties because 

of the area's ideal combination of climate 

and soil. 

MacRostie is convinced that great 

wines begin in the vineyard. "A 

winemaker's job is to control what 

happens in creation of his raw materials," 

he contended. "It's relatively 

simple to make a good wine. Just 

select the best grapes then let the 

fruit speak for itself in the wine. I've 

learned the importance of a wine's 

flavors and mouthfeel and strive Jor 

a careful balance between fruit apd 

oak without letting either dominate. 

I take every measure to avoid Jfie 

astringent effects of grape skins and 

oak tannins from barrel aging." 

The Carneros appellation is 

blessed with a maritime influence 

creating persistent morning fog and 

afternoon breezes during the height 

of the growing season. This climactic 

condition affords Carneros more 

moderate temperatures and a longer 

growing season than any other 

north coast California wine region. 

With a longer growing season, 

grapes have more "hang time" to 

mature on the vine developing more 

flavors and complexity in the wine. 

Carneros soils are dense and shallow 

with moderate fertility restricting 

development of a vine's root system. 

The vine gets only the water 

and nutrients to sustain growth, and 

retard vigorous foliage development. 

In this condition, grapes are smaller 

and have less but more concentrated 

juice with flavor intensity. 

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owner and winemaher at 

MacRostie Winery, emphasizes 

the wines of California's 

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FRENCH BREAD BAGUETTE & 

SWEET CORN PUDDING 

1 French bread baguette. 3/4 

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3 cups fresh sweet corn 

3/4 cup sugar 

4 cups heavy whipping cream 

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on Christmas Eve in a madcap search for the hottest toy of the season in Jingle all 

the Way." 

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It's Christmas Eve and 

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Who hasn't braved the last- 

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We'll share excerpts from your 

holiday toy search stories in an 

upcoming issue of Arts & Enter- 

tainment. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger who 

stars in "Jingle All the Way," is a 

high-powered businessman, hard 

at work. Now he's going to miss 

yet another of his son, Jamie's 

1 Jake Lloyd), karate awards cer- 

emonies. Howard loves his fami- 

ly, but he just can't seem to find 

enough time for wife Liz (Rita 

Wilson), and Jamie. This year 

he's going to make it up to 

Jamie, he 11 buy him the toy on 

ever child's list to Santa — and 

the hottest action figure of the 

season — Turbo Man! 

Unfortunately. Howard is fac- 

ing one big problem: It's Christ- 

mas Eve, and Turbo Man has 

been sold out since Thanksgiv- 

ing. 

Howard's down-to-the-wire 

trek to find Turbo Man quickly 

turns into an odyssey wilder 

than he could have ever imag- 

ined. In the course of his Yule- 

tide misadventures, he finds 

himself in a no-holds-barred 

fight-to-the-finish with a pesky 

postman named Myron (Sinbadl, 

who is out to claim the last 

Turbo Man for his kid. Also 

standing in Howard's way is a 

shady Santa (James Belushii, 

and a tough policeman. Officer 

Hummell (Robert Conrad). 

To make matters worse, while 

Howard is scrambling across the 

city for the prize that will 

redeem him in the eyes of his 

family, neighbor Ted (Phil Hart- 

man), the so-called "perfect 

father." has made himself at 

home — in Howard's home, 

relieving Liz of her baking 

duties, and taking it upon him- 

self to put up the Langston fami- 

ly Christmas lights. It's enough 

to scare away even the bravest of 

men. But to Howard, this is war 

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2 car garage centra air move-» acre landscaped lot The 

3 car garage and masters suite 

Jacuzzi and a» conotbomng are defi- 

nite pluses $244 325 

AJ Vanoyen Bldrs 610-229-2085 

344 W. Bloomfield- • 

Orchard Lk-Retgo 

BY OWNER prime location 5 Bed 

rooms Beautiful contemporary 4'* 

Balhs. ferashedt Basement newly 

ramodeied Huge master suite with 

BeauMul view watk-m custom 

closets Second Moor laundry Hard- 

wood floors W Btoomheld schools 

AJi on large treed lot $279,900 

(810) 855-3967 

WALNUT LAKE/DRAKE S8'6 

month 3*. Down 30 /eats 7 125% 

APR 3 Bedroom with lake 

privileges 

MAPLE/ORCHARD LAKE 0% 

Down $1374.m.onth, 30 years 

7 125% APR 4 Bedroom., Ti Balh 

Colonial, private treed Backyard plus 

much more 1 


24 Hour Hotline (8101299-9670 

Westland/Wayne 

Handyman Special 

rstland - 2123 Christine 2 t» 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 3 Bedroom'1 

oath Bnck ranch, Newer carpeting 

throughout $79,500 Call 1313l 

513-5175 tor an appointment 

MILLPOINTE - 5% down $788 

month, 7 5% APR, 30 years 3 Bed- 

rooms. 3 baths. 2 car garage, family 

room Century 21 Towne Pnde 24-hr 

recomed message I -800-899-5883 

Code a3256 

CASH FOR 

USED HOMES 

CENTRAL OUTLET 1-800-432-2525 

DESIRABLE HOME 

S401 PER MONTH 

(Includes lot rent) 

DouOie «r«Je spacious living, huge 

country lulchen. 3 Bedrooms. 2 full 

Bath with iacuzzi 10% down. APR 

10 SO. 360 months Call 

HOMETOWN USA 313-595-9100 

DON'T RENT! 

BE AN INVESTOR 

IN YOUR NEW HOME 

NOVI 

$476 a month, includes house 

payment S lol rent. 

LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 

810-474-6500 

t0% dawn 240 monihs at 

$274 

10 25 APR 

it 

LITTLE VALLEY 

AT 

PLYMOUTH HILLS 

MANUFACTURED HOME 

COMMUNITY 

MANAGER'S NOVEMBER 

SPECIALS 

"YES. ITS TRUE'" 

2 Bedroom. ielng»alcit. oantrw ar. 

atove washeridryer. window treat- 

ments $14,350 Yea. $14.3501 

"BELIEVE IT- 

$36,900 double wide 1982 3 Bed- 

room 2 balh. centra a*, relnger- 

aior. stove, disposal, 

entertainment un*. Bay window, 

large deck a much mor* 

•OFFER EXPECTED" 

2 Bedroom 2 Balh. reingeralor 2 

window ar conditioners. tSsh- 

washer 4 ce*ng tans Musi 

NEW & EXISTING 

PLUS MANY MORE 1 

Come In & See What 

We Can Do For You! 

• IN ADDITION: 

Ask About 

OUR HOMES 

On YOUR LOT 

LITTLE VALLEY 

(313) 454-4660 

PL YMOUTHrC ANTON 

SCHOOLS 

378 LtktimrRMrt 

hopeny 

IRISH HUS '4 acre on canal of piv 

v*s* *S ( M* Sou* Lake 110 M as 

near MtS apaadwa, $26,000. Cal 

7:00 PM (313) 388-5127 

379 Nsrtfccn Property 

CHARLEVOIX CONOO. by oeatar. 

beauSM Mew of Lake Chartevou 

•rem >S* 3 bedroom. 3 bah walk-out 

una. Am ana a» ndude pool, tanrsa 

and ahon «aa to beech and boal 

dock Mull ae* Bnng oners Aakaio 

$248 900 7313) 414*347 

LAKE CHARLEVOIX by owner, over 

100 ol sandy IrorSag* acoampany 

tas 2 beckoom year round cori»ô 

BeauSM 101 and gorgeous wews 

Mil $325,000 I 1 

laang a li 

aS8 Bnng 

$249,900 (313) 414-034 

381 Soathen Property 

DEERFlELD BEACH FL nlracoetal. 

la Boor. 2 bedroom 2 Beffv pod. 

manna, furmahed unmertaa occu- 

pancy $86 500 (8101 363-8284 

382 Lota A Acreage/ 

Vacant 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS ADORESS 

BeauBfu*y la 

loi aaduoed 

roang • 

estate with the exating 

nome poeaO, used k* * gaa houee 

Separate 1T ouSol on preetipou* 

Lower Long Lake. w*h hard sand 

beach teprovad tor Iwo angle lame, 

homes The lAmata arrangement k* 

a pnv ate lam#y compound Musi see 

lo appreoale $1,000.000 00 

Phone 810-642-9684 

BRIGHTON TWP/BRIGHTON 

schools 1-5 acra parcels Perked S 

paved Nalura gaa Close 10 high- 

ways From $45,000 (810)477-9160 

BROOKLYN - Insh Has. hall acre lol 

on canal ol pnvate South Lake, treed 

lot. $26 000 313-398-5127 

AUeURN H0XS 

F A B U L O U S 

T O W N H O U S E S 

OPEN WEEKEN06 

Luxury 2 8 3 badncmaZvt MM 

1500 Sq PI 

Al app*ances. nckjtkng waaher 

Oyer and Mnda 

HaaSh Club, ape. poql and tanra 

KxMe pMytcx 

• Near Chniaa Technology Center 

• Fumahed 8 * 

' ftont tram $1,080 

(810) 852-7550 

W E S T B U R Y 

VILLAGE 

Squirra Rd. between AubumAI-59 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Via* lor apeoal end ol yeer mcemivee 

on seieded one and two bedroom 

apenmants 

BLOOMFIELD PLACE 

Wea ada ol Taiagraph Rd 

North of Sqare Lake Rd 

810-338-1173 

Open everyday 

CANTON 

erator. carpet blinds $445 

ndudae hea 4 water 2 

$510 monei 313-455-0391 

1 bedroom, atove. retng- 

morwi. 

Canton 

FAIRWAY CLUB 

Golfsibe Apts 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Free GoH 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 

313-728-1105 

I FRANKLIN VILLAGE: "1 to 1 acre 

• LYON TWP acre lots available 

'4 m4e Irom Mutord Road eut 

HOMETOWNS BUILDING CO 

810-539-7711 

NORTHVILLE 

$36,990 

Own a 1.200-2.000 sq tt 

new home al Country Estates 

25 models lo choose trom 

Oakland Co S Lyon Schools 

3 or 4 bedroom 2 Balhs 

2 car garaga available 

HEARTLAND HOMES 

810-437-6244 

LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 

810-186-9362 

LIVONIA • north ol 31680 Five MM 

Rd on Ingram 2 lots. '* acres eech 

78 90x305 $79,900 each Call aller 

5:00 pm (313) 464-0935 

PINCKNEY SPLIT ABLE gorgeous 

50 ace parcel, heavily wooded a 

least 1000 spruce 2000 pines and 

tons ol hardwood, with streem rui- 

ning Bvousfi. abuts Gregory Game 

reserve 1'1 maes N 01 M-36 on W 

side ol Pngree Rd $1S9.900 

(810(231-2778 

383 Tine Share 

RCI AFFILIATED 

2 red weeks $3900 

Sleeps 6 Musi ae* 

(702) 593-3296 

388 CeneleryLoti 

CADILLAC MEMORIAL Gardens 

Weel. Garden ol Geihsemene - 2 

lots $3500 Ca* Belore 12 00 or 

leave message (517) 467-6463 

Mobile Homes 

CANTON AREA Financing avail- 

able Various 1970 mobile homes 

12«60 2 bedrooms A* need work.' 

urvts nave operating ubkbes Pnce 

range from $2500 to $6000 $600 

down/Iota pjymenl with lol rent - 

$523 Unit paid oh wurwi 3 years 

(313) 721-1618 

CANTON - Clean 14 > 60. 2 bed- 

room 1 bath. air. large awning, land- 

scaped $9 900 (313| 495-0848 

COMPLETELY remodeled 2 

room. 

home For inlo (313; 

OWN YOUR own home lor $475 a 

month m Westland Meadows Mobile 

Home Park Financing available 

CaH (810) 588-6323 

M . 

Homes Under 

Construction 

Excellent Opportunity 

A home in Plymouth 14*70, 3 Bed- 

room, 2 full Bath, all appliances, fire- 

place. deck. shed. $450/mc inck*les 

lot Hometown USA 313-595-9100 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Detached Ranch Conttommlum 

Scenic setting overlocXnJl ialu* e pna- 

serve. 2 car garage extra deep Base- 

ment, 2 Bedrooms. 2 Bath. plaWorm 

whirlpool tub, double walk-in closets 

in owners suite Central air dish- 

washer microwave, oveivrange. dis- 

posal tirsl floor laundry, vaulted 

ceilings throughout $212,190 

810-738-8133 

CROSSWINDS 

Jim Morse 

PARKVIEW MEMORIAL 

Garden ol Memory Lane 

4 tots Section 748 - $1100 

(313) 278-7041 

2 PLOTS Oakland Has Memorial 

Gardens. Novi Below cost or bes1 

ohei (810I 661-6846 

ROCHESTER CHRISTIAN MEMO 

RIAL 2 piols & 1 casket system 

$2500 (810) 634-6194 

ROSE LANO PARK Berkeley, 3 lots 

$1200 eaVbea 1313) 937-0897 

ROSELAND PARK - 6 plots Section 

19. $700 each W« sen 2. 4 or a* 6 

Call eves (517) 423-6012 

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810-852-8515 

810-547-9172 

810-332-0182 

810-348-0640 

810-354-8040 

313-961 7200 

810-680-9090 

81&-791-6444 

313-677-3710 

313-271-4028 

APARTMENT 

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Royal Oafc 

Cfcrtfon Twp 

Ann Atttji 

Canton Garden Apts. 

JOY R0 . E 01 1275 

$200 ReCate" 

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse. 

2 levels w»ih private entrance 

From $525 

(SHORT TERM 

LEASES AVAILABLE) 

FEATURES 

• U ' l Bah 

• Slave S Relngerator 

• Dishwasher & Disposal 

• Centra Air'Heat 

• Verticals 

• Convergent Parking 

• Laundry facilities 

• Pool A Clubhouse 

• Sorry, rio pats' 

313-455-7440 

• On Selected Umts 

"SliW I IS 11 

I m m Kl \l I M VI 1 O M 

ENGLISH TUDOR ELEGANCE 

Combined with warmth A charm of an 

open floor .plan. Great room, fireplace, 

cathedral ceilings, dining room, country 

kitchen large library, private, lovely lot 

•hut gorgeous!!! 

$259,900 L 1790ft 

YOU'LL KICK YOURSELF LATER 

Very well maintained brick ranch in 

desirable area of S. Redford. 3 bedrooms, 

finished basement, 2 baths, central air, 

most appliances, and a 2 car garage. 

$89,900 A 9001 

OWN THE AMERICAN DREAM 

Immaculate brick Ranch with finished 

basement with fireplace. Located in 

Kimberly Oaks Sub. Updated kitchen, new 

Anderson windows & doors, French doors 

onto the patio. 

$145,900 B 32752 

IF LOOKING FOR 

LUXURIOUS LIVING 

Look no further! Just listed, brand new, 

almost 3600 sq. ft. brick Colonial. Fully 

decorated and needs nothing but your 

furniture and personality. 

$389,900 W 24157 

LIVONIA COUNTRY HOME 

2200 sq. ft. Colonial! 3 huge bedrooms, 2 

full baths, 3 jar garage on 3/4 acre treed 

lot Perfect combination: location, charm, 

J uality, and value! 

155,444 S 16707 

CANTON 

LIMITED TIME ONLY 

MOVE IN SPECIAL 

1 Bedroom 

$475 

Heat Included 

STONEYBROOKE 

APARTMENTS 

(313) 455-7200 

| EARN WHAT YOU'RE WORTH! 

Sell Real Estate and be in Control. 

Excellent training available with Reel 

Estate One. Call 313-261-0700 

For more information 

please call... 

(3)3)261-0700 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

DEARBORN CLUB 

APARTMENTS 

$200 Security Deposit 

From $495 

FREE HEAT 

Ce*ing Fans • Vertical Bunds 

On Inkster iusi North 01 Foro 

313-561-3593 

Mon -Fn 9-6 Sat 10-2 

DETROIT NW • Lahser S ol 7 M*e 

Premier Afiartments 1 bedroom. 

$380'monlh includes heal & 

water 313-541-3369 

DETROIT. Warren/Evergreen, dean 

1 bedroom Basemenl apt appli- 

ances. carpeted $350 mo • secu- 

rity After 5pm. (313) 422-4745 

r BEST APARTMENT VALUE ^ 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

(N ol Tuck Rd oil 8 Mile 

Between Middiebel! I Orchard 

Lake Rd comer ol Folsom) 

TIMBERIDGE 

DELUXE 

1 & 2 Bedroom Units 

From $545 

Includes appliances, ver- 

tical blinds, carpeting, 

pool, close in Farmingtofi 

Hills location 

Model Open Daily 9-5 

Except Wednesday 

(810) 478-1467-mgr 

V 

(810) 775-8206-officey 

Bunvnîam 

BUCKINGHAM 

MANOR 

2 Bedroom Apts 

Call Now 

810-649-6909 

CONUMftCJRl 

INDUSTRIAL 

SfllC OH l€RS€ 

#389-398 

390 

1*14 

Ca* 1 

LC 

313-277-4*0* 

mi ie^receder*ed 

H .000 * week pao- 

Tiasana and nil—nri Ar 

•Bwan ol $34 V» a •emwen 

ECOTECH 

1-800-237-0525 

392 C o i A i t a i M 4 

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER 

Pnme olhca bu*«»ng w*h 17 flrtmg 

spaces A nun aee nude P need lor 

•est sale $219 900 Aak lor M*e 

^ffloi vi PI VI 

aa M 

(313) 532-0600 

FARMINGTON HS.LS Pnme loce 

son al • M*e a kkdOeOe* aree Up to 

2800 aq It For more n *oiTweao«i ca* 

9-5pm (S101 478-2844 

RESTAURANT 5400 sq II located 

in East Tewe* (The Chma House) 

Con*aaW,e»*ped Benc^troqm 

,mng room OKiga $300 000 

Excanem busmeea opportunity 

II WIS. 

BOB RENEW 

WOLVERINE 

808-3443 

(TIES 

394 lai/Wireta* Satt 

AIRPORT 

COMMERCE CENTER 

NOW LEASING 

*aa Cental now a tor

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NPARTMCNTS 

S M 

Apartments 

Unfurwshed 

Apartments/ 

Unfurnished 

» Madison HeigMs 

I C o n c o r d T o w e r s 

I I 1 2 Bedroom Apis include 

I • Slove 4 refrigerator 

, • Dtshwasher 

I • Carport 

i : • Spnnkier system 

. FROM $4 

$475 

1-75 and 14 M*> 

I Next to ACOey Theater 

^ 589 3355 

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NORTHVILLE - 1 bedroom apart- 

ment wtff! ctwnrng oownfowi oca- 

he 1 Laundry facilities S57Smc 

No pets 313-416-8449 

NORTHVILLE - Charming cormu 

nny nesHed in wooded srreamsiOe 

seftmg Stunning 1 bedroom wrth 

den own washer & dryer Only $725 

heat ncludeO EHO 

Can |91Q| 347 t69C 

NORTHVILLE - Tnomasv-«e luxury 

apis 1 & 2 oedroom uppe- washer 

dryeir micro 4 dishwasher S59C 

Prme location IB 10! 348-430C 

NOVI Huge ' bedroom apartments 

ava.iac-e Now s bast value at only 

$605 EHO 

TREE TOP MEADOWS 

I810I 348-9590 

^ BEST ^ 

VALUE 

IN NOVI 

NOVI RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

AND 

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CALL NOW! 

810-349-8200 

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w 

Apartments' 

Unfurnished 

OAK PARK 

NORTHGATE APARTMENTS 

Sludio 1 & 2 Bedrock Apis. 

Stat al $415 F-ee Base Cade 4 

Meat nctuded Swimm-ng Pool 

Tennis Courts. 4 Much More 

Call now 810-968-8688 

Located on I0'i-Green'ie«j 

NOVI - lakefront on Waned Lake 1 

Deoroom upper neat clean, pnvate 

and quiet Includes heavwater & Doat 

docking $70Ck'mo (810) 685-2869 

PLYMOUTH 

t bedroom ranch-style apartments 

Princeton Coufl Apts Call 

11 -6p-~ Mon-Fn 313-459-6640 

N O V I 

W E S T G A T E V I 

$ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t 

S u i t e s f r o m $ 5 3 5 

• Spacious Apts • Walk-in Closets 

• Patios and Balconies 

810-624-8555 

Off Pontiac Trail Between West and Beck Rds 

Minutes ftom 1-696 &. I-27S 

Pally 9-6 Sat. &. Sun. 12-4 

Madison Heights 

GREAT APTS. 

GREAT 

LOCATIONS 

RENT 

INCLUDES 

Heat & 

Vertical Blinds 

6 month cx 1 yea.- lease We» main- 

tained Newty ce 

po«e department library, dry 

Oeaners. banks, and more 

Acclaimed Farmmglon school 

district wilh bus pick-up witf*n 

t*w apartment community 1 

Best ot all your HEAT is 

included FREE o» charge 

CALL TODAY 

As availability « t wed 1 

g1?-474-2894 

PLYMOUTH 

1 Deorocxn apartment Heat ana 

water included Call 3 U-451-6605 

C o l o n i a l C o u r t A p a r t m e n t s 

Birmingham's Best Gels Better 

I m m e d i a t e O c c u p a n c y 

•2 Bedroom Apartments or 

2 A 3 Bedroom TcMnshou>es 

• 0n-Siie Manage,-ner.; 

• full Basements in 

Townhouse* 

• Moatrr. Kitchens with 

dishwasher, microwa\e 

• Electronic Secunh System 

and Emergency Svstem 

• Fireplaces & Sundetk- n 

selected units 

• Reserved Covered 

Carports 

810-646-1188 

sing I 

9am - 5pm daily 

Sal. 12 noon - 3 pm 

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN Effi- 

ciency Apoiia-ices & an utilities 

included Excellent location. S395 

After 6 PM 18101 349-5229 

Oak Park 

Lincoln Towers 

A Fnendy Hcney Atmosphere 

StuOOS. 1 4 2 Bedrooms 

from $450 

• Heal • Air conditioning • Appfcances 

-ciug Opportun^v 

I I V l t l N J I 

From 

$ 500 

$ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t 

• Heat Included 

• Vertical Blinds 

• Short-term (eases available 

• Microwaves • Outdoor Pooi 

(313)522-3364 

7560 Merriman 

Between Ann Arbor Trail & Warren 

Mon. - Fri. 9-6. Sat. & Sun. 11-4 

C A N T O N - P L Y M O I T I I 

F r a n k l i n P a l m e r 

Apartments 

S200 Security Deposit 

FROM $480 

Includes Heat 

Dishwashers - Pool 

Central Air 

Masonary Construction 

3 1 3 - 3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 

D a i l y 9 - 6 S a t - S u n 1 1 - 4 

Come 

See Our 

Fresh 

New 

Look! 

New and ImpwaH 

AMebcCU) 

Patws arw 3aconys4 

Covered Capons* 

Fireplaces 4 

C o M A H 

Scene Vfen« 

| M 01 O N VOIL!) 

l i d Limited Availability 

8300 Woodcrest Drive • Westland, Ml 48185 

31 3- 261 -8010 (located otl ot Wtynr Wt». Juif South el J Of I 

i Management 

•vCtfRErT 

L o w M o v e - i n C o s t s 

M i c o w a v e & W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

,-i F r o m $ 4 6 5 

. M E A T I N C L U D E D 

H I N E S P A R K 

1 A P A R T M E N T S y 

^ 3 1 3 - 4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2 

MON.-FRt.9-5 SAT. 10 4 

W e s t l a n d 

H U N T I N G T O N O N 

T H E H I L L 

1 B E D R O O M f r o m J 4 9 5 

2 B E D R O O M f r o m S565 

• H e a t I n c l u d e d 

• Spacious Suites • Dishwashers 

• O u t d o o r Poot • fark Setting 

• Central Air • W a l k - i n Closet 

(313) 425-6070 

A n n A r b o r Trail, W e s t of li 

Daily 9-6; Sat. & Sun. 1 

Located adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park, 

economical, I and 2 bedroom apartments and 

townhouse*. Comfortable Jinng with air 

conditioning, private balconies, huge closers, heat 

included. Also Cable TV, >nd 2 s w i m m i n g pools. 

S M A R T stop «t rhe front entrance 

30500 West Warren 

between Middlebelt ,nd 

Merriman Roads 

LOW MOVE IN COSTS 

2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s 

$ 7 7 5 

H E A T I N C L U D E D 

K n o b In The Woods 

Apartments 

(810)353*0586 

tit 

PLYMOUTHCANTON 

H I L L C R E S T C L U B 

$200 Security Deposit 

Suites from S515 

Heat Included 

•Park Setting 

•Dishwashers 

• Picnic Area 

•Pool 

S d 

Cly 

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4 

Rd. E. ol Haggerty 

Sal-Sun 11-4 

'PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS " 

• Achieve the comlort you so' 

•deserve at a once that meets yourB 

"needs From $465 per month 

|Reia> in a spacious apt located 1 

just minutes Km downtown _ 

Ptymouth Heat & «ater included I 

• Be a par! o' Our community 

Call 313-455-2143 

P L Y M O U T H 

H O U S E 

A P A R T M E N T S 

Spacious 1 & 2 

bedroom rsoorptans 

from the low 4500s 

313-455-3680 

Plymouth 

^ P l y m o u t h 

H i l l s 

A p a r t m e n t s 

746 S, Mill St. 

Between 

Ann Artior Tr Arrf! Artao* Rd 

• 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

• Washer/Dryer in each unit 

• Window Treatments 

• Dishwasher 

• Air Conditioned 

• Walk to Downtown 

• Easy Access to I-275 

From 

$ 5 2 0 

Open 12-5 313-455-4721 

Mon. thru Fri. 

s n m s s 

Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

1 B E D R O O M 

QUIET COMMUNITY 

CHARMING PARK-LIKE SETTING 

• Vertical® Pool 

• Walk lo Shopping 

• Dwhwashe< & Disposal 

• Central Air & Heating 

Ott Arm Art>or Road 1 Bloc* west 

ot Sheklon |ne»t 10 Big Boy) 

OPEN MONDAY • FRIDAY, 9-5 

SATUROAY 12-4 

313-455-6570 

Plymouth 

Twin Arbor 

Apts. 

• Fabulous Location 

• Incredible Size-* 

• Starting at $605 

• Open daily & Sat. 

"There's No Comparison 

(313)453-2800 

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Apartnenu/ 

Unfurnished 

ROYAL OAK 

2 bedroom*, spacious, carpeted 

neat included, pool, newty decorated 

Great location. No pets 

810-362-2660 

ROYAL OAK dear 1 oedroom. appli- 

ances, par* side new. no pets, S450 

617 E Hudwv Only 1 left Can now 

810-«aM875 

ROYAL OAK Own Meiroee Place 

Unique 1 -oedroom plus. 2-Mory. own 

porch, pool & laundry Heafwaier 

included S605*month 

810-558-6425 or (810) 542-22C1 

ROYAL OAKiTROY 

Doggy, doggy where will you kve"> 

Al Amber Apartments 

Permission they ove' 

18101 280-1700 

http.'/www amBerapl com 

PONTIAC- Victorian 2 story town- 

house F-ne caK finishes 2 bedroom, 

new balh S k rcN=r S600. l mo 

including utilities (BIO) 335-9190 

REDFORD AREA 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

FREE HEAT 

Clean quiel buading Larê 1 i 2 Bed 

rooms with wall>-m oosels Intrusion 

alarm system Attended gatehouse 

RENT FROM S475 

Telegraph - H mile S ol l-9€- 

GLEN COVE APTS. 

(313) 538-2497 

R E D F O R D A R E A 

Telegraph-S Mile 

Large Studio and 1 Bedroom 

Clean, decorated, qu-et, carpet, air 

. conditioner. Winds heat S water 

included References 

Starting at S315 

PARKSIDE APTS. 

313-532-9234 

REDFORD - 6 Mile'Teiograph ' bed- 

room. S395 heat i water included 

Chrs 313-538-4338 

ROCHESTER Owe! location ,3 

rooms, carpeted, pnvate entrance 

utilities included, oft streei partung 

810-652-4549 or 810-651-4330 

PiaiDilDllîaOp|glig|iaÎgi 

F A R M I N G T O N 

E* CHATHAM HILLS' S 

Luxury Living 

O 

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• 

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• Artathcd Garages 

• Microwaves 

• Extra Larjic Apartments 

Dishwashers 

Indoor Pool 

. $ 580 

F r o m 

(810)476-8080 

On Old Grand River bet wren Drake Flalstead 

Mon - Fri. 9-6 • Sac - Sun. 11-4 

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from 

$799 

• FREE FULL SI2E 

WASHER S DRYER 

• 1700-2700 sq ft 

• Garages/Carports 

• Manned Entrances 

Sutton Place 

8 1 0 - 3 5 8 - 4 9 5 4 

23275 Rrv»rs*Je Drive 

Southfield. Michigan 

NEW YORK STYLE 

SOUTHFIELD ADDRESS 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

Large 1 & 2 bedrooms with waWnn 

closets 2 baths, anended gatehouse, 

monitored alarm. !u»y apptianced 

Kitchen, social activities, private car- 

port elevators, pool and elegant clu- 

broom Short waa to Harvard Row 

Center 

ADULTS OVER 50 

Renl Irom $705 

LAHSER RO , N OF 11 MILE 

P A R K C R E S T 

(8101 353-5835 

Shoppmg C 

FOR 

SOUTHFlELDi'BALMORAL CLUB 

condo, 1S1 floor. 2 hill baths, pool, 

updated kitchen appliances, super 

location lots o< storage laundry In 

basement Immediate occupancy 

Covered parking, low move in S750.' 

mo Harry 810 363-5342 

SOUTHFIELD 

CHARTERHOUSE APTS 

Free Basic Cable 

Upscale H>-Ftise apartments 

Studio, 1 & 2 Bedrooms starting 

at $420 Pool, Tennis Courts and 

much more Call now 

810-557-8100 

Located on S MilwGreerifieid 

Situated within 77 beautiful acres of 

park and recreational oaths- Four 

Seasons of activity with comfortable 

living in a delightful Farmington 

Hills neighborhood Excellently 

serviced and maintained 1 and 2 

bedroom apartments and townhouses. 

Easy and quick access to 1-96 and 

1-275 - direct routes to the airport, 

downtown Detroit and 

Birmmgham/Southf leld 

9 Mile Road • 1 'A miles 

west of Farmington Road 

Washers ana Dryers m many apartment 

A UZNIS D E V E L O P M E N T 

5^® 

Southfield 

Country Corner Apts. 

We re BtG on Square Feel 

1 bedroom 1100 sqfl 

2 bedroom 1300 sq.tl 

3 bedrocm S townhome tSOOsqlt 

Formal dnrig room, carport, heat 

balcony, health club-pooi 

Close to Birmingham. EHO 

Let us ta« you our brochure 

810-647-6100 1-800-369-6666 

30300 SouB-rtield Road 

^ (Between 12 & 13 Mile) a 

SOUTHFIELD^ RANKLtN 

RENT FROM $1,4to 

OPEN WEEKENDS 

2 or 3 bedroom spacious town- 

houses, elegant tormal dming room S 

great room, natural fireplace 2'h 

baths, master bedroom suite. M 

Basement, 2 car attached garage 

WEATHERSTONE 

TOWNHOUSES 

(810) 350-1296 

Franklin Rd. S. of 13 Mile 

V. 

APARTMENTS 

E N J O Y A B L E L I V I N G 

Y O U 

C A N A F F O R D ! 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

~TROM 

HEAT 

INCLUDED 

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location! 

shimming 

Pool 

Air 

Conditioning 

Easy Access 

to 1-96,1-275 

1-696, and 

US-23 

Modek Open • Mon. -iaL 94 • Sim. J1-5 

(810) 624-6464 

imnasas 

outhMd 

F a n t a s t i c 

O n e W o r d 

S u m s U p 

Living At 

F R A N K L I N 

R I V E R 

A P T S . 

12 Mi. & T e l e g r a p h 

810-356-0400 

SOUTHFIELD 

P A R K L A N E ... 

The Parted Place » Call Home 

New Weekend Houra 

Sat, 10-8. Sun 1-5 

One and Two BeOoom apartments 

featuring prwala — 

SOUTHFIELD 

Large 1 bedroom, FREE HEAT 

clean, quiet, walk-in closets, covered 

parking 24 monitored Intrusion 

alarm Rent S600 

12 MILE 4 LAHSER 

TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY 

810-355-2047 

SOUTHFIELD 

Low Move In Costs 

1 Bedroom 

Apartments 

From $525 

Heat Included 

TEL-TWELVE 

PLACE 

APARTMENTS. 

(810) 355-4424 

Mon.-Fn. 9am,-5p«" 

:c«vu> • — ——— 

and dryer *> each unit, sett aaamng 

oven, sen detroatmg retnoaralora 

bhnds. walk-mclosela, paiiorbaloony 

tree carpofl. a m court and swim- 

ming pool G«eal locafcon with aaay 

access to major eipresaways Luxury 

at an unbefcevable pnee 

810-355-0770 

On &VIC Center Dnve between 

Telegraph 4 Lashe- 

SOUTHFIELD 

WHITEHALL APTS 

Providence Dr & W 9 Mile Rd 

• Starling al $740 

. 2 4 3 Bedrooms Available 

• 1425 Sq Ft 1500 Sq Ft 

• 2 Fu» Baths 

. Wa*-«i Closets 

. Free Heat On Seiecled Units 

• Gatehouse Entry 

• Corporate Umts Available 

• Large Storage Areas 

. Near Providence Hospital 

• Laundry FacMes 

• Carports 

• 24 Hr Emergency Maintenance 

Greal Location easy access to 

Expressways, Malts Shopping 

Call Now 810-557-0311 

SOUTHFIELD 

LOW MOVE IN 

COSTS 

1 Bedroom Apartments j 

$565 

Heat Included 

Hidden Valley 

Apartments 

810-358-4379 

Ion -Fn 9-5 Sat li 

Sowm iron 

BROOKDALE 

Apartments 

in 

Sensational 

South Lyon 

• 1 & 2 bedroom 

Apartments 

• Carports 

• Fabulous location 

• Social activities 

CALL NOW!! 

810-437-1223 

SOUTHFIELD 

12 Mile Between Telegraph 4 

Northwestern Hwy 

LOW MOVE IN 

COSTS 

2 Bedroom Apts 

From $615 

HEAT INCLUDED 

FRANKLIN HILLS 

APARTMENTS 

810-355-5123 

Mon -Fri 9-5 Sal 10-2 

THE SPRINGS 

APARTMENTS 

One 4 two bedroom apartments trom 

$455 Heat included Calf lor avail- 

ability 810-669-2421 

SOUTHFIELD - 12 Mê Evergreen 

large 2 bedroom. 2 bath apt Appli 

ances, pool, carport Call to see. 

810-355-2550. ext 1224 

SOUTHFIELD - No Rent unw 1997 1 

4 3 bedroom, with heal included Fit- 

ness center 4 great higliway accessi- 

bility Ca* AHc-a for more information 

(810) 366-8020 

f£> SOUTHFIELD 

* 1 We a»e taking applications 

2J3 oedroom 

apartments Convenient 

location Call lodav for more details 

WAKEFIELO APTS 810-366-3780 

r — i 

TROY 

IFREE 

i H E A T 

(on select units) 

Enjoy luxury living at 

alfordable Prices 

Newly Decorated 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

850-1100 sq.ft. 

Some include washer 

and dryer 

6 Month 

Leases 

Available. 

B e a u t i f u l 

PARKHAVEN MANOR 

Retirement Community 

"Live the lifestyle you deserve" 

Great Services and Amenities 

• Quality On-site Owang 

> Planned Activities and Events 

• On-site Beamy Salon, 1 

Barter Shop 

• Mm Clinic 

• Van Transportation 

• Carports Available 

• Laundry & Housekeeping 

• Movie Theater 

•Library 

• SmaW Pets Welcome 

• Full Kitchens 

• Individually Controlled Heat 

• Air Conditioning 

• 2*-Hr. Monitoring Service and 

Much More 

Visit ua Mon.-FrL: 9:00 cum. to 6:00 p.m. 

Sat Noon to 4:00p.m. 

777 E. Woodward Heights • Hazel Park 

or call at: (810) 5 4 S 0 7 0 7 

TDD# (800) 649-3777 

(HO 

Great Living • Super Value! 

Soofsdafe 

A P A R T M E N T S 

1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 

from * 500 from $565 

$350 Deposit 

FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS 

Dishwashers • Vertical Blinds • 1 1/2 Baths 

Central Air • Pool • Laundry k Storage • Tennis 

Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready 

Newburgh between Joy A Warren 

M (313)455-4300 

SUNNYMEDE 

I APTS. 

561 KIRTS 

• Ckse 10 1-75 

I 1 block S. ot Big Beaver 

• between Uvemons 4 Crooks, 

810-362-0290 

TROY,'ROYAL OAK 

Full Spectrum Selection 

Al Amber Apartments 

PM? Aakl 

18101 280-1700 

http J'/WWW amberaptoom 

TROY 

SOMERSET AREA , FROM $550 

Studio and spaoom 1 4 2 bedroom 

apartments AmerWties include 

• Owner Paid Heat 

• Laundry Faeries 

• Balconies or Patios 

• Dishwashers 

• Disposals 

• An Conditioning 

• Window Treatments 

Cloea To Shoppmg 4 Expressways 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

(8101 382-0245 

Tra¥ THREE OAKS 

En|Oy country living m one ol our 2 

bedroonvi bath ranch «y«« apart- 

ments Speooua doaets and storage 

P«r*Y rc 

mdudng i 

4 

Waynewood Apaktments 

L a m I 1 1 1 

F I L E - H E A T 

nnirwft mas • LOTS O> CXOOT 

> VUTKAl M M * Lx IkA i U U f l 

• HUCJt U M O t M * i M M O O M MAS A 

' MttO OS BALCONY WiUU K/Il HI'. L 

( 3 1 3 ) 3 2 6 8 2 7 0 

GREAT L O C A T I O N 

•haaahar Neutral carpal, 

a tree caiport AmanSaa 

axareaa room, lenrw courts, pool and 

votoybal court . 

Cal Today - Dont Delay 

Or*y a Few AvulaCM 

810-362-4088 

WALLEO LAKE - * Month FREE 

t Aparknaraa Lovely 1 bad 

M, Minds. ML $436 moAw 

security 810-000-4537 or 850-83M 

Walled LaKe/Novi 

1 & 2 bedroom 

Apanmana 4 Toenhomea 

Spaooua tt. binds, pool. 

^ • aaher. anraga 4 laundry 

immw you in 

Mr- "~ 

(«10) 8244600 

WALNUT 

RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

1 Bedroom K10 

2 Bedrooms 

starting at. $550 

»«Sti Approved Credn 

$25 Apoicaaor Fee 

SENIOR DISCOUNT 

•ndudaa 

• Haet 4 water 

• A* cu'nWuneiJ 

• Satoones 1 oaHa 

• Caay aooaaa V6S6 • 1-275 

8io-eee-i9«o 

2163 Decker Rd. 

tOeokai $ Cowvnena) 

WAYNf • 3 bedrooms $456 

Includes heat 4 eater, 

3i>raa-7«s» 

WAVNi WALK TO TO»»N 

Cory i nedroom haat aax« 41 

Cal tv 

a a n t i M o t 

• $390 aaeu^y 

WIST ALOOUNTLO 

awnt mm i car garaga Steal 

HrepMda. weaher t dryer w 

totcnen wW amdow Qeaed camu 

Cal l1»SSl-0770 

Monday, November 18,1996 O&E Classifications 400 to 500 'mon1h 810 546-1544 

ROYAL OAK 4 bedoom 1100 sq ft 

ranch, close to downtown tin^hed 

Basement 2 fireplaces, central air. 

garage deck $1200'mo Includes all 

appliances (810) 398-8399 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom ranch 1 

Bath All appkances Fenced Yard 

Garage Pets OK $850,1010 

RENTAL PROS (810) 356-RENT 

BIRMINGHAM bungalow new 

kitOhervapphances 4 cedar oec* Fin- 

ished basement, laundry room 2 5 

car garage $1,200 810-645-5920 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 2 bed- 

room stucco home Iireplace air all 

appkances 272 Ravine No pets! 

$1.300rmonth. (810) 646-7869 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN - 544 

Henrietta 2 Bedoom wood floors, 

air $1300>mo Days 1810) 646-7061 

Eves (810) 644-4438 

-BIRMINGHAM- 

PRIVATE RAVINE 

Move nght Wo thw updated, freshly 

decorated ranch with a drama! c con- 

temporary fla>r and a magnrfceni 

wooded ravine v«W Spectacular- 

island kitchen, 2 lirepiaces. bnck 

paver dnve 4 car attached garage 

Six month to 1 year lease Newty 

ottered' $3 850«nonth (SOU570) 

HANNETT-WILSON 

6 WHITEHOUSE . 

(810)646-6200 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Birmingham 

schools 3 bedroom 2 bath custom 

ranch Walnut Lake immaculane 

Short term pos««!e $235CVmonth 

Option, to buy (810) 737-2819 

BLOOMFIELO HILLS Birmingham 

schools 3 bedoom V4 bath ranch, 

nioe wooded lot, convenient Adams,' 

Wattles location greal tamily neigh- 

borhood, $l650«no ndudes lawn, 

snow maintenance 810-256-5532 

BRIGHTON • 2 bedroom ranch 1 

Balh Living room 1150 sq ft Yard 

Pets OK $725*10 

RENTAL PROS |810)373-RENT 

CANTON 

near 275 

2 bedrooms on 3 acres 

4 Ford Rd ideal for 

$600 

working couple very pnvate $600 

mo . $600 security 3t3-9Kl-«842 

CANTON - Large 3 bedoom. 1'4 

ball Duplex arbasement Greal area 

$827 fmo inujiiaiSJapoali'relereryei 7 

Cal after 8pm 313-167-RENT 

HOUSE - 1 Bedoom tumished, 

dean safe References W est side 

$250 plus deposit 313-885-5307 

HUNTINGTON WOODS great 3 

Bedroom bnck home, 1350 sq.ft. fin- 

ished basemenl. tmished upper level 

$95&mo (8101 7884111 

INKSTER 3 bedroom ranch Base- 

ment. $600 a month. S berry His, W 

ol MnWleOelt, 29510 Gienwood 

Agent 313427-8272 

INKSTER - Cole 4 remodeled 2 Bed- 

room ranch Immediate occupancy 

Option to Buy available $450'month 

(8101 788-1823 

ROYAL OAK - 3 Bedroom colonial 1 

Bath Dimng All appliances Base- 

ment $800-M0 


ROYAL OAK 11CampCell - Bnck 3 

Bedoom, finished basement rec 

room 27x15. appliances 1 car deck, 

schools within walking neutral ihru- 

out Fenced yard $!050iWio 

0 4 H PROPERTIES 810-7374032 

ROYAL OAK 14,'Roohester • Neutral 

3 bedoom » lamly room 27 x 13, 

ceramic kitchen Boor Basement, V- 

car air appkances deck 

51050'mo 18101 617-6788 

KEEGO HARBOR - 3 Bedroom 

ranch All appkances Living room 

Dec*, dock Yard Pets OK $875 


ROYAL OAK 14.'Rochester Road 

Rare find 4 bedoom, 2 bath 1560 

sq.ft. updated Mchsr. appliances 

finished basemenl, 2 car air 

no pets S1500mo 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 810-737-4002 

LAKE ORION - 2 Bedroom Bun- 

galow Dimng 1200 Sq Fl Appli- 

ances Deck dock SS6C MO 

RENTAL PROS (8101 373-RENT 

LAKE ORION CtarkslorvLapeer 

Former model 2475 sq ft 4 bed- 

room, 2" Hef>wty) 

STOP PAYING 

RENT! 

Wnter can Be excitmgi 

Let us make YOU a home owner"' 

• Good'Bad Credit" 

• Discharged Bankruplews OK'' 

• WE pay admmissrative closmg 

costs" 

• You 'Contn&ute 10% household 

gross income" 

{Based on credit) 

• Many homes avaiiaBie" 

Cal OL ENTERPRISES INC 

ot Michigan 

313-791-2485 or 1-800-319? 3648 

Be a Homeowner NOW"' 

SYLVAN LAKE Orchard Lake 

NbddeoeH One ct a kmd 3 bed- 

room skylights redwood * oak fire 

place deck, garaga air Boat skp No 

Pets • Smokers $l800rtmo 

O 4 H PROPERTIES 810-7374002 

TROY- Executive 3 000 sq It home 

bedrooms V* Beths a»r spnn- 

•rs avalabie now $250&mo 

Her Mgnu (Sldi 540«288 

TROY - 1400 sqfl 3 bedroom 

ranch wooded lot 4 krepiace no 

l avalabie Jan 1 - $980 mo 

(8101 528-5109 

ages AAA decounts 

TWIN LAKE near Boyne, sleeps 6 

sMcMfi Snowmobiing, hi*itmg 

sknng State forest maes ol snowmo- 

bile trails Phyllis 616-587-9740 

m Living Quarters to 

Share 

ALL CITIES SINCE 1976 

OUALlFIED 

ROOMMATES 

FREt PREVIEW 

SHARE REFERRALS 

-810^42 16» 

884 S Adams Bifhingr-arr 

CANTON PROFESSIONAL neal 

roommate wanted lo share large 

home $3SOTnonth plus '« jtwues 

No pets/smoking (313) 397-2208 

FERNOALE Male or female lo 

share home with smokers $350 fur- 

nished includes utilities Leave mes- 

sage 810-219-2930 

rr 

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€MPlOVM€NT/ 

INSTRUCTION 

S€RVIC€S 

#500-598 

m Help Wanted General 

Abie to Average $8-$20 Hourly 

AVON CHRISTMAS SALES 

Al Work or Home No Inventory 1 

Incentives' I18yr.) 1-800-7424736 

Call Michele to arrange interview! 

DICKSON ASSOCIATES 

301 W B-g Beaver Suite 210 

T-oy, Ml 48084 

810-643-9480 

Fax 810-643-9323 

Career Honme 888-NOW-STAFF 

Accounting 

Part-Time 

Winkeiman's, a soeciatty 

women's retailer is currently 

seeking candidales 1or fwc 

pan lime positions in our 

accounting department 

Canaidaies should have 

pnor experience or educa- 

tion with payables or genera 

leogers, reconciliations, cost 

sheets and journal entries 

Canaidates must have 

knowledge ol Lolus 1-2-3 

and WordPerfect and Be 

able io work 

ndeperxjently 

We otter a competitive 

salary, generous merehan- 

478-5393 

LIVONIA - Share no smoke home 

Room wphone 4 TV $6Vweek 

«idudes uMNies. kitchen laundry air 

Must «ke cats * (313) 422-6178 

NORTHVILLE - 2 bedroom wan 

appkances Sober

Classifications 500 to 500 O&E Monday, November 18, 1996 

M €MPLOVM€NT 

Help Wanted Gfneral [h 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT (Advertising) 

Perform * variety o» routine office 

duties retotng 10 acNe'lung tunc- 

lions including 'esponding 10 

ncomeig cals from prospective and 

active ckenfs Perform filing ana 

typing at proposals prepare wee*>y 

end monlhly reports Mainta n 

account ksts and media kits Will 

assist account executives in all daily 

department 1 unctions Working knowl- 

edge 0I Mcosoft Worn ana Excel 

programs We" developed oral and 

wmen communication skins Atxfcty to 

organize and p-an Previous adminis- 

trative experience and 'Merest «n 

sa»s or marketing neiplui Ser-o 

resume and salary reQo.-eme"'s 

TCi MEDIA SERVICES 

Attn Advertising Personnel 

4500 Dele ""ere BnrtJ 

f*oyal 0a« Wr 48073 

EOE Drug Test Required To 

Successful Canodate 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

PERSONAL ASSISTANT 

Are you skilled fnendly and oepeno 

ao«e^ Are you self motivated and 

enyoy leaning' Ate you compute' 

fnendy' Personal assistant lo' a 

nome based Ousmess Will accommo- 

date lo< your cmios school day 

scneduie Car 1810)-646-8076 lor an 

interview 

Help Wanted General U Help Wanted General 

ADMINISTRATIVE/ 

PAYROLL 

One of Forbes T>esl 200 small 

companies n America' is 

seeling entry «vei. oeta«' on- 

enled individuals tor our 

branch operation Qualified 

canodaies *mi nave math apti- 

tude daia entry amis 1-2 

years customer service expen- 

ence and eice»«o: oral S 

verbal communcatior-. skills 

Comprehensive Denslit 

package Send resume to 

Paychex 

ATTN J C 

6960 Orchard Lake Rd 

Suite HO 

W Bloomhau. Ml 48322 

ALARM 

DISPATCHERS 

Immediate opening lor expen- 

enced alarm dspelcne's 334-922S EOC Wf 

AMMAAL HOSPfTAL ha* I 

MB a paw awe ksnna 

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M Ma j y H i xqt * ntstras- 

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APMTMCMT 

M M I N M M 

arrandi tar FenemaMn I 

men wwylt Ca* Men 

PM • ' "^•1-0111 

An Equal Opoan 

APAHTMENT OKMKWW. HELPEP 

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APARTMENT 

COMMUNITIES 

W-.xom - Novi area 

New hiring ALL POSTUlONS 

FULL TIME 4 PART TIME 

• General taoor 

• Landscaping'grounO 

maintenance 

• Bunding mechanical repair 

• Apl/homa handypervxra 

• Sales consuflanls 

• Assislam Reside"! Managers 

Des-red ijualilications. Neal oapend- 

atHe mechancal aptiiude saies 

experience peop«e sluils on tools, 

hardwork.ng Ouildmg fades letired 

craftsman eic Competitive wages S 

Hexipie hrs lor qualified applicants 

Call Henry 810-539-2130 exl 201 

A S S E M B L Y 

O P E R A T O R S 

Assembly Operators needed for traxe" 

hitch manutacturer m Canlon 

Clear wording environment Benefils 

Apply al DRAW TITE INC 

40500 Van Bom Rd Canton. Ml 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Licensed Home tor me Aged m suC- 

jiDan Detroit seeks Administrate)' 

History oI successful performance in 

long term care strong leadersfxp and 

management skills required Estab- 

>sr>ed tacxliry anractive campus set- 

ting Send resume «rm saiary 

•eguirements 10 CEO 95 Maple 

field Pleasant Ridge Ml 48069 

ADVERTISING RECEPTIONIST 

TelepHone Receptionist position m 

.jvonaa RaxiWe hours Pleasant 

working environment As* tor Mr 

Efcon 313-422-8222 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

LEASING AGENT 

For 150 unit apartment m Southtield 

Experience necessary Send 

resume Box »1J20 

Observer S Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 Scnodcraft Rd 

Uvonia Ml 48150 

ASSEMBLY 

S8.98-S9.48 to start 

S10.18-S10.6fl in 6/mo 

Good work Good people Clean N- 

tech plant Requ-'tes manulactunng 

experience quality tocus strong work 

emc and llexiple cooperative nature 

Otlers raises bonus eligipmry great 

benefits package 'elirei**nt plan and 

-lore Convenient location nea' 

Canton in 1-275 comdor Recces con- 

•oenfial Please FAX wom n,story to 

313-397-7330- or mail to 

ASSEMBLE Ek). »1352 

Of server S Eccentnc Newspaper 

36251 ScnoocaW Rd 

Livonia Ml 48150 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

COUPLE 

For laige suburban property manage- 

ment company Musi have 2 years 

experience m property management 

Apartment & utAties nduded Call 

Mon Fn 9am-5pm 810-352-4043 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

APPOINTMENT SETTERS 

For our Northville office 

Full time 9-4 30pm or 1 30-9pm 

& Saturday, 9-ipm 

Pal lime 9-1 Of 5-9pm & 

alternate Sals 9-1pm 

$7 p*us commission 

Own transportation a must 

Car Snerry or Mana 

t-800-933-9230 EOE 

APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE 

Needed mroughout SE Michigan 

Excellent opportunity for production 

oriented individuals Must be licensed 

or certitiec Send resume and refer 

ences (o Appraisai N«t»o»* 01 Mich- 

igan tne . 527 E Grand River Ave 

Howell Mi 48843 

Ann Staft and or call 517-545-0002 

APPRENTICES 

WANTED lo« die shop Builders of 

prog dies, ma dies, 'ixtures. etc Certi- 

fied accenrcesf-ip program benefits 

Days Dven me Livama area Send 

resume to 

Bex H346 

Observer 4 Eecemnc Newspape-s 

3625' Schoolcraft Rd 

L-voma Ml 48150 

APPT CLERK 

immediate openings 

Great pay 

No expenence necessary wv« tram 

Plymouth area (313) 416-0192 

APT MANAGER COUPLE 

Husband 4 w- 

|4l0) 644 BC36 

APT GALLERY ASSISTANT 

background m art tsatory 4 

810-356-5^54 

FLEXIBLE 

SCHEDULES 

Full or Part-Time 

Ma and match 6 or 1&nouf th* 

O M your own won 

-aetay Early monwig. 

evenmg end lata V 

GrMt tor Moonbghters 

a 4 tialta•• C*. irlan»a 

n o r ^ oiuoenw 

• $150-8300'week 

. Willi* Wayne Cm*, 

• WM Tram 

• Nea lacflfy 

• kAiet Be ai aaet ta 

• Drug teet 728-4572 

ATTENTION SENIOR 

COLLECTORS 

S SKIP TRACERS 

Rapidly growing National Auto 

Finance Corporation s seeking indi- 

viduals tun 4 part time with expen- 

ence «• collections ando" Ocatmq 

addresses vehoes 4 assets High 

schoc diploma cr eouvaient 'equi'W 

flexible hou-s, paid •>"ie oft health 4 

dental Pease send resume 'o 

Guartnan National Acceptance Ccrpo- 

•alion 17570 W 12 M-'e Southfeid 

Ml 48076 0» FAX resume to 

(8101 557-5388 

ATTENTION" 11 

WE NEED YOU" 

FOR BELLEVILLE 

COMPANY NOW 1 

Days 7 0C 3 30 

Afternoons 300 - 11 30 

MonightJ 11 00 - 7 30 

Assembly Positions Available 

Long Term Opportunities 

CALL NOW ORIENTATIONS 

BEING SCHEDULED' 

Corporate 

| Personne' 

Services Inc 

(313) 722-7990 

6 wks to Christmas 

HIRING NOW 1 

Local wholesale CO. tang positcns for 

lull time 4 entry «v«l management 

trairvna or warehouse Growth avail- 

able Call Mary 313-523-7855 

A T T E N T O N 

ACCOUNTANTS!! 

« • Manufacturing company near 

Bngrton is seeking a Senior Accoun- 

tant Must have recent manufacturing 

and |C6 cost experience 

• •Farmmglon Hills computer CO 

seeking experienced Payroll Special- 

ists Strong Excel and WordPerfect 

skills needed 

Both opportunities are nemporary 

to hire situations and wa offer a 

compeMtve salary 

accouniemps 

Ann Vcki 

28588 Northwestern Hwy 

Suae 250 

Southtwld Mt 48034-8061 

(810) 357-8367 

Fa* (8101 358-0941 

AUDITOR 

inspect 4 verify cade hook-ups 

Member Cable Tneft Tea" Must 

have valid dnvers license Apply 

in person at 37736 Enterprise Ct 

Suite 100 Farmmglon Hills 

EOE/AA EMPLOYER ur.W 

AUDITOR kAdnîts 

Stmday thru Thurs Benefits Apply al 

BOTSFORD INN 

28000 Grand River 

Farmmglon Has 

AUTO BODY 

REPAIR TECHNICIAN 

(Sue Croea 1 enamei' plan ava*aUa 

Need to be stale certified i-Car cart 

ked a plus ^ 

CHEVROLET 

30250 Grand River 

n Farmmgten Has 

AUTO BOO* TECHNICIAN 

Taam player Service 4 quakfy 

mmded with imtoody 4 frame eape- 

nanca Busy meaner- n Dearborn 

Top commieaion JOm our service 

Cai 830 •*400 581 3832 

AUTO DEALER 

Lookmg tor Sanrca 8aers 

nonsnduavy Meet 

tons **kJSlry . • 

good com«f*mtcs#one 

required- Co 

package la avaa 

iSioi S83-7oee. 

l^°it our oMoea at 421 a MarWi Rd 

I (M0) 7S4-3230 

CABLE INSTALLER 

Truck and toole auppkad 

Good diMng record 

muat Experience 

Bui mi mln lltaer benaflta. 

810-364-2980 

a. 401 ft) 

CABLE TV 

Head-End Technician 

SubwtMn cade TV company 

tela a nuaWart heed-end lecnm- 

oan » operate A maintain mew 

need-end Oood pay & benefits 

Send resume to: 

Booth Commumcabons 

645 S E ton 

Birmingham, Ul 4800S 

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1996 

OBSERVER 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

Local grads excel 

The University of Michigan women's soccer 

team ended its season Nov. 9 at the Big Ten 

Conference Championships with a 2-0 semifinal 

loss to top-seeded Wisconsin. 

A pair of local graduates -- Mari Hoff (Plymouth 

Salem) and Jori Welchans (Plymouth 

Canton) — made strong contributions in the 

Wolverines title run. 

In the tourney opener against Ohio State University, 

Hoff, a freshman midfielder/forward, 

scored U-M's first goal in its 2-1 victory. 

Facing the Badgers, ranked 10th in the country, 

Welchans, a senior goalkeeper, replaced Jessica 

Jones in the nets early in the game after 

Jones suffered an injury on Wisconsin's first 

goal. Welchans, who compiled a 2-1 record this 

season, limited the Badgers to just one goal in 

her 60 minutes of action. 

Hoff was one of three Wolverines named All- 

Big Ten, and one of only two freshmen in the 

league to receive the honor. She finished second 

on the team in points with 17, but recorded a 

team-high eight goals. 

The Wolverines finished 10-7-3 overall and 4- 

4-1 in the Big Ten. 

Lightning claim first 

The '84 Plymouth Lightning, an under-13 girl's 

soccer team, claimed first place in the Little 

Ceasars Premier Soccer League by going undefeated 

with a 9-0-3 mark. 

The Lightning outscored their opponents 25-2 

this season, which was their first in the league. 

Earlier this fall, the Lightning took first in the 

Waterford Cup Tournament. 

Team members are: Nicole Anderson, Shanna 

Barkume. Sarah Broniak, Arielle Bryant, Megan 

Coultas, Cassis Earel, Megan Gourley, Shara 

Huggins, Jenny LaMasse, Lindsay Lasher, 

Nicole Marrone. Ashley Rosaen. Brittany Shepler, 

Kelly Solano, Kristen Steineachs and Briana 

Wolcott. 

The team was coached by Brian LaMasse and 

John Nickel, and conditioned by Dale Lasher. 

Keeper records victory 

The Eastern Michigan University men's soccer 

team won its first Mid-American Conference 

game of the season Wednesday as it defeated 

Western Michigan 3-1. 

Key to the win was the-play of goalkeeper 

George Tomasso (Plymouth Canton) who stopped 

ll-of-12 Bronco shots. 

The Eagles improved to 6-11-2 overall and 1-3- 

1 in tjie MAC. 

Sills leads in blocks 

Shellye Sills (Plymouth Salem), is making a 

name for herself on the University of Toledo volleyball 

team. The freshman middle blocker leads 

the Rockets in blocks. 

Sills has registered 29 block assists in the last 

18 games for an average of 1.61 per game. She 

ranks fourth in the Mid-American Conference 

with 1.18 blocks in league play. Overall, she 

averages .84 blocks per game. 

The Rockets are 12-16 overall and 5-9 in the 

MAC with three conference matches remaining. 

Goalie stellar in nets 

The Bowling Green State University hockey 

team came one game short of setting the school 

record for most victories to begin a year as it fell 

to Michigan State University 8-2. 

The Falcons, now 6-2, have received strong 

play in goal from Canton-native Bob Petrie, who 

has recorded three victories in his four starts. 

The senior, who made 25 saves in the loss to 

MSU, was credited with an assist on Bowling 

Green's first goal. 

Cheerleaders take first 

The Steelers varsity cheerleaders fared better 

recently than the Steelers football team. 

The gridders were thwarted in their effort to 

win a sixth Superbowl in seven years, losing to 

the Ypsilanti Braves 31-16. 

On Nov. 9, the Western Suburban Junior Football 

League held their Cheerleading Rally and 

the varsity Steelers posted the highest score of 

the 42 teams who attended to win the gold 

medal in the varsity division. 

All three Steeler cheerleading squads were 

Blue Ribbon winners. 

Members of the varsity squad are: Courtney 

Akers, Andrea Alberty, Kayln Angell, Kelly 

Angell, Kayle Evans, Heather Flynn, Rachele 

Frusti, Ann Gardner, Tricia Gardner, Kara 

Gross, Rachel Hardy, Lindsay Heimerl, Chelsea 

Jeflfery, Kristen Manoogian, Sarah Urban, Alix 

Willman and Emmy Willman. 

Caaey Gibson, Amanda Johnson and Christie 

Nicoloff coached the team. Co-cheerleading 

directors were Tanya Akers and Wendy Roberts. 

"Voice of Drag" returns 

Jon Lundberg, also known as "The Voice of 

Drag Racing.* will be the featured speaker at 7 

p.m. Nov. 20 at the Motors porta Hall of Fame in 

Novi 

The Speaker Series is held the third Wednesday 

of every month at the Motor*ports Museum. 

Admission is $6. Call 800-250-RACE for more 

information. 

i h c € ) b s e r u c r 

SPORTS 

INSIDE: 

• «"» t L*)* 

Boys cross country, C2 

All-WLAA soccer, C12 

c P/C 

Sights are set 

Madonna stars seek a fitting finish to careers 

BY CJ. RlSAK 

SPORTS EDITOR 

So much has changed. 

When Kelly McCausland and Julie Martin 

joined the Madonna University volleyball program 

more than three years ago, they were 

quickly labeled prodigies. They would be the 

key components in Madonna's search for 

national prominence. 

They met those lofty expectations in their 

first seasons. They helped the Lady Crusaders 

attain something that had previously eluded 

them: a berth in the NA1A National Tournament. 

There have been precious few detours for 

either of them since. McCausland and Martin 

have provided the foundation for Madonna's 

program, serving as the propellant for a team 

bordering on greatness. • 

Now seniors, they have one remaining objective, 

and it's one they will tell you quite frankly 

— without hesitation, without blinking - they 

fully expect to realize in the coming weeks 

A national championship. 

This has been a goal of mine since Fve been 

here," said McCausland, a Redford Union graduate. 

"Yeah, I want to go out with another 

(national tournament) appearance. This is my 

last chance to try this. 

"And before, just making it was nice. But this 

Late rally 

beats PCA 

Southfield Franklin Road 

Christian rebounded from a 10point 

deficit through three quarters 

to overtake ~ and defeat — 

visiting Plymouth Christian 

Academy 27-26 Thursday, 

PCA (10-10) outscored 

Franklin Road 10-1 in the second 

quarter to open up an 18-7 lead 

at the half. They still led 23-13 

through three quarters. 

But Franklin (14-6) hit 6-of-8 

from the line in its fourth-quarter 

rally. Sarah Whitney, who led 

Franklin with nine points, hit a 

free throw with a minute left for 

the game-winning point. 

Elizabeth Pugno's 10 points 

and 13 rebounds led the Esigles. 

Last Tuesday, Pontiac Notre 

Dame Prsp outscored PCA 22-8 

in the second quarter en route to 

a 59-41 triumph. 

Sarah Sumner had 14 points 

and eight rebounds for PCA. Bobbie 

Bieszki's 13 points topped 

Notre Dame (9-10). 

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Burr Psoras sr Box l 

Driving forces: Julie Martin (above left and below) and Kelly McCausland 

(above right) joined Madonna's volleyball team at the same time. In the four 

seasons since, they have taken the Lady Crusaders to new heights. 

year I think we can compete. It's not just getting 

there anymore, it's coming home champions." 

Added Martin, a Livonia Stevenson graduate: 

• 

"Everyone (on the team) wants to go all the 

way. And we've got the talent to do it. 

"As a freshman, going to nationals was very 

big for me. Now Tm a senior, and we want to go 

all the way. 

"I feel this team is the best since I've been 

here." 

Considering that team their freshmen season 

finished fifth at the NAIA Tournament, such a 

statement seems overly zealous. But then 

again, consider this season's team — 43-3 going 

into last weekend's Great LakeB Sectional 

Tournament and ranked 14th in the NAIA. > 

Should the Crusaders reach the lofty heights 

they're aspiring to, they will set a new record 

for match wins in a single season. 

But that's not surprising. Since McCausland 

and Martin joined the program, one record 

after another has tumbled. 

Through this regular season, Madonna has 

posted a 165-45 record when both are playing. 

They have made two NAIA Tournament^-, 

appearances, won one District 23 title (the dia-^ 

trict format was abandoned after their fresh- >* 

men season) and made two regional appear- ^ 

ances, winning one. • S 

They have been, according to Madonna coach 

Jerry Abraham, the Crusaders' catalysts. 

"When they signed here, I called them the 

dynamic duo," he said. "Out of high school, I 

thought' they could be two of the nation's best 

middle hitters. 

"We really built our program around them." 

Knowing the two players who have been the 

team's foundation for the past three years will .> 

be around for just a few more weeks is not easy > 

for Abraham to face. 

"They're not only great players, but they're ; 

great team leaders. They've worked all yeajv 

round and they've been perfect people to coach. ^ 

"They have high expectations. The few^ 

matches we've lost, they take it real bad. Heck,^ 

they take it bad when we don't play well amjv 

win." 

Since coming to Madonna, McCausland and"* 

Martin have provided a one-two punch mosiî 

teams find difficult — if not impossible -- to 

counter. 

"They're different types of players," said. 

Abraham. "Julie's a power-type player. She. 

plays high over the net. 

"Kelly relies more on movement, a slide-v. 

attack. She can hit from anywhere on the cou/lt^ 

and be effective. She's a bit more versatile. 

See VOLLEYBALL, ^3 

Quenching district thirsts 

"OK, kid, what 

would you like?," 

smiles the man 

behind the counter 

in the wire-rimmed 

glasses. 

"What kind of flavors 

do you got?," 

the freckle-faced 

youngster responds. 

BRADEMONS Without going 

through the list of 

all those Faygo 

Pops, it's a good bet you'll find at 

least one flavor to your liking, you 

know, the kind that's a "prodigious, 

protation of sun-ripened citrus." 

No red pop or rock & rye in this 

group of girls basketball teams, 

however. 

Well stick mostly with the name 

brands, the kind of stuff you like to 

drink come girls basketball tournament 

time. 

November Madness is here once 

again and I'm running out of ideas 

for this twice-annual theme. 

But here goes, time to give you a 

few refreshments to wet your appettite 

for this year's tournament 

MOUNTAIN DEW 

(my favorites) 

wg— (14-»): The Spartan* 

hava motivation, getting clipped >n last year's 

state Claw C final by Lansing CathoHc Central. 

Franfcenmuth. Lanting CC and Detroit DePorres 

could be stumbling Mock*. But these girls hava 

Man belt le-t est ed. • 

Ptymovtti Saiani (17-J): Tha Western Lakes 

Champa must gat through a tough district (Ply- 

mouth CSMon and Northvtlie) and a maan regional 

(Birmingham Marian looms), but this taam appaars 

to ba up to tha taefc This could ba a breakthrough 

year tor coach Fred Thomarm. 

D*. PCPPCT 

H — m Cmmm (1*4): A tat a-season taliapin. 

dua to a lack or offense. coutd put theee guys out 

early But with a waa* off. coach Bob Biohm coutd 

gat thing• ironad out m tima for tha third and 

dacKSng gams Wedneeday with rtvai Salem. 

rent WILD CHOWY 

Weywe M — g (IS*): Tha Zebras hava had a 

nlca aaaaon. gaming a cotton of tha Maga Corv 

torance-Rad OMeion tit la Tha Oardan City dMtnct 

la vary wmnabM and a soot in tha regional ftnaH is 

Panalagta* Mills Harris** (IS-7): Cams on 

strong during tha I attar portion of tha aaaaon. 

reaching tha WIAA championship gama Tha dis 

tnct at BtoomftaW HW« lahaar la mtngwng. and 

coach Pate Mantyla » Hawks are capable. 

SUNKIST 

Uvonia Ladywood (3-14): District champ.onarwp? 

It's possible for tha Blazers at Southfleid>]ftjn 

they can go home to the regional If oniy^Bî 

Kennedy could suit up and shoot the three I'Z* 

MINUTE MAID V ! 

Farmington HIHa Mercy (10-10): The Mwhos 

hava a tough road to hoe m the Lahser dstnctViJh 

Lahaar. West BioomfleW and Harrison, all Sacam 

teams with good records. But who knows? *- _ • 

FAYOO MOON MIST Y 

Uvonia tons was a (S-U): The Spartans hafrerft 

won a big gama all season, but Wednea(. 

HAWAIIAN PUNCH 

Lutheran Wnllart (1*1): Tha Warriors fajed 

their aaaaon with a loee (Detroit BenetSclinSvSad 

it could ba over tonight against state lafirâ 

Rrverview Gatmei Richard. But whatever conwtaf. 

a Mt of good happened in between tor coacMan 

Genu's team. 

Ms Store Thereto* (1*4* The Eagles tied *f

C 2 ( P C ) The ObservedMONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 

ALL-AREA BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 

Fast afoot 

Moore, Little rank with area's best 

BY RICHARD L. SHOOK 

STAFF WRITER 

Kepeat selections Rob Block of 

Livonia Stevenson and Jared 

Roth of Farmington Hills Harrison 

highlight the 1996 All-Area 

Boys Cross Country team. 

Block, a junior, was the 

Observerland's top cross country 

runner and has won his city 

meet for three straight years. He 

is hoping to repeat his trip of 

last year to the United State 

Track and Field finals. 

Roth, who started running as a 

sprinter, made the All-Area 

team last year in his first year of 

competitive 

cross country 

running. 

Shaun Moore 

Ptymouth Canton 

M o v i n g 

up from second 

team 

honors a 

year ago are 

Mike Felczak 

of LivoniaStevenson, 

Joe 

Wojtowicz of 

W e s t l a n d 

John Glenn 

and Jon Little 

of Plyin 

o u t h 

' -Also on the boys All-Area team 

4f6 John Griffin. Chris Laney 

and. Dan Danic of Redford 

Catholic Central, whose 17th 

place finish in the state meet led 

Observerland schools. 

Rounding out the team are 

Shaun Moore of Plymouth Canton 

and sophomore Josh Burt of 

Livonia Franklin. 

s. FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS 

r* 

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Rot) Block, junior. Uvonia Stevenson: 

"Roe knows how to race.' said his 

coach. John Gores. "He knows how to 

read his body and is aOle to combine 

with a fierce comoetitive attitude." 

Hock led area runners in the state 

»t. finishing 17th in 16:27,47. His 

best time was 16:17 at Cass Benton. 

He was undefeated in dual meets and 

captured the Western takes conference 

championship. Block has run in the 

state meet since his freshman season. 

Jared Roth, senior, Farmington Hills 

Harriaon: "Jared is the finest runner I 

have ever coached," the Hawks John 

Reed said. 'He has a terrific future of 

running ahead of him. He's very coach 

able and competitive - and a terrific per 

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Joe Woftowicj. senior. Weatland John 

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Monday, Nev. IS: (A) Romulut va. (B) 

Wettland John Glenn. 6:30 p.m.; (C) Belleville 

v». (0) Garden City. 8 p.m. 

Wedeeedeji, He*. 20: Wayne Memorial va. 

A-B winner. 6:30 p.m.: Uvonia Franklin va. C-0 

winner. 8 p.m. 

Friday. Me*. 22: Championaftip final. 7 p.m. 

I Winner atfvancea to the Southgate Anderaon 

regional aemifinal va. Trenton A strict cnampi 

on.) 

M BtOOWntU) MILLS LAHSER 

Monday, Nev. IS: (A) Bloomfield Hills 

Lahser va. (B) Farmington Hills Mercy. 5:30 

p.m.; (C) North Farmington vs. (D) Farming- 

ton, 7 p.m, 

Wednesday, Nov, 20: Farmington Hills Har- 

rison vs. C D winner, 5:30 p.m.: West Bloom- 

field vs. A-B winner. 7 p..m.. 

Friday. Nov. 22: Champi on snip final. 7 p.m. 

(Winner advances to the Southfield-lathrup 

regional semifinal vs. Northvtlie distnet cham- 

pion.) 

at NORTHVILLE 

Monday. Nov. IS: (A) Northville vs. (B) 

Livonia Churchill, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Nov. 20: Plymouth Salem vs, 

Plymouth Canton, 6 p.m.; Novi vs. A-B winner. 

7:30 p.m. 

MEN S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 

Tuesday, Nov. 19 

Cornerstone at Madonna. 7 p.m. 

Siena Hts. JV at Schoolcraft. 7:30 p.m. 

Friday. NOT. 22 

Madonna at Heidelberg (Ohio). 6 30 p.m. 

(Pevla Toumey-Rochester, N.Y.) 

Alleghany vs. Cuyahoga , 6 p.m. 

Schoolcraft vs. Monroe, 8 p.m. 

Saturday, Nov. 23 

Heidelberg Tournament, 3 4 5 p.m. 

Friday. MOT. 22: Chetapionahip nn«. 7:30 

p m. (Winner advances to the SouthfleKKM^ 

rup regional aemifinal va. Bloomfield Hllle 

Lahser diatrlct champion.) 

at SOUTMPKLD 

Mendey. MOT. IS: (A) Southfield va. (B) 

Uvonia Stevenson, 7 p.m. 

Wedneeday• Mot. 20: Redford Union va. 

Detroit Redford. 5 p.m.: Uvonia Ladywood va. 

A-S winner. 7:30 p.m. 

Friday. MOT. 22: Championship final. 7 p.m. 

(Winner advances to the Livonia Ladywood 

regional semifine! va. Oetrott Northern dlatnct 

champion.) 

CLASS S 

at DCTROfT RENAISSANCE 

Monday. NOT. IS: (A) Redford Thurston va. 

|B) Detroit Renaissance, 5 p.m. 

Wednesday. Nev. 20: Bloomfield Hilla 

Andover va. Beverly Hills-Detroit Country Day. 

5 p.m.: Bloomfield Hills Kingswood vs. A-B 

winner. 7 p.m. 

Friday, NOT. 22: Championship final. 7 p.m. 

(Winner advances to the Warren Woods Tower 

regional semifinal vs. Madison Heights Bishop 

Foley district champwn.) 

CLASS e 

M RIVER VIEW OASR1EL RICHARD 

Monday. NOT. IS: (A) Erie-Mason vs. (8) 

Southgate Aquinas, 6 p.m.: (C) Riverview 

GaPriel Richard vs. (D) Lutheran High West- 

land, 8 p.m. 

THE WEEK AHEAD 

Emons from page CI 

CANADA DRY 

Farmkngton (7-13): The play this season of 

Amanda Porter gives the Falcons reason for 

hope, but the Lahser district draw is not favor 

able. 

North Fermlngton (S-ll): The Raiders 

missed the WLAA playoffs and it appears they 

will miss out on the distnet fun at Bloomfield 

Hills Lahser 

7 UP 

Redford Union (7-13): The Panthers are in 

position to play for the district championship 

because first-round opponent Detroit Redford 

has really struggled this season. Can they 

Beat either Stevenson or Ladywood in the 

final? 

CREAM SODA 

Livonia Churchill (5-15): The Chargers 

showed some promise earlier in the year, but 

couldn't get into the WLAA playoff dance 

Tonignt's foe. state-ranked Northville, is too 

good to beat 

Uvonia Franklin (SIS): Coach Gary Warn- 

er s Patriots could reach the Garden City dis- 

trict championship game with a little luck. 

Too bad daughter Dawn is not around to com- 

plete the ioO 

ORANGE CRUSH 

Oarden City 13-17): The Cougars are at 

home, that's the good news for the district. 

The bad news is that somebody else will be 

[Maying for the championship come Friday 

SQUIRT 

Westland Huron Valley Lutheran (12-7): 

Wedneeday. Nov. 20: Allen Park Cabrim vs. 

A-B winner. 6 p.m.; Flat Rock vs. C-D winner. 

Pavia Tournament, 6 & 8 p.m. 

WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL. 

Thursday, Nov. 21 

Saginaw Valley at Madonna. 7 p.m. 

Saturday. Nov. 23 

Madonna at Tiffin (Ohio). 2 p.m. 

WOMEN'S COUEOE VOLLEYBALL 

Thursday-Saturday. Nov. 2123 

NAIA Great Lakes Regional 

at Unlv, of Michigan-Dearborn, TBA, 

TBA times to be announced. 

The division champions of the Michigan inde- 

Volleyball from page CI 

"Opponents don't know who to 

fear." 

Or defend. And that spells 

trouble. 

Which is what the pair have 

been for Madonna's foes. Both 

have phenomenal stats: Martin 

with 2,664 kills and 1,435 blocks 

in her career, McCausland totaling 

2,681 kills and 1,005 blocks. 

With Martin bothered by a 

shoulder rotator cuff injury all 

last season, McCausland was 

pushed to pick up some of the 

slack — which she did with 

tremendous results. She had 893 

kills with a .462 attack percentage, 

390 blocks and 901 digs, 

numbers that earned her NALA 

All-American status. 

McCausland's development 

was a key factor in Madonna's 

return to the NAIA Tournament 

in '95. But with Martin's injury 

keeping her from playing to her 

full potential - Martin's attack 

percentage for the season ( .388) 

was the lowest in her collegiate 

career -- the Crusaders were 

unable to forge too far againfct 

the tough tournament field. 

The soil was sowed, however, 

for this year in that short tournament 

run. 

Good opponents or bad, the 

Crusaders have been able to 

maintain their concentration 

through most of this season. It's 

evident in their record against 

NCAA Division II teams; Madonna 

had 11-straight match wins 

against NCAA II teams before 

penoent Athletic Conference reached the dis- 

trict final a year ago. but can they get over 

the hump' The door is open at Taylor (You 

Light Up My Life). 

CRYSTAL UGHT 

Westland John Sienn (0-20): The Rockets, 

In search of their first win. could break out 

tonight against Romulus, the last place team 

In the Mega-White Division. 

St. Agatha (10-10): The Aggies are to be 

commended for playing .500 ball, but winning 

the Southfield Franklin Road Christian district, 

with state-ranked Auburn Hills Oakland Chris- 

tian as the favorite, is a tough task. 

COUNTRY TIME 

Plymouth Christian (10-10): Greenhllls. 

Whltmore Lake, Grass Lake? Sounds more 

like an outdoor hunting and fishing expedition 

than a district girls basketball tournament, 

PCA gets to bring the country to the city. 

Who has the better game' Who knows? 

DIET SQUIRT 

Uvonia Clarencevllle (3-17): Thanks to a 

redraw in the Class C district at Dearborn St. 

Aiphonsus. the Trojans got a reprieve. The 

business at hand for Clarencevllle tonight 

Detroit Commerce. Originally, the Tro)ans 

would have played Borgess. Now they played 

the winner of St. Al's and Detroit Communica- 

tion & Media Arts. 

Ptymouth A«ape Christian (12-1 record last 

report): Truly the area's mystery team. That 

one documented loss came at the nands of 

Plymouth Christian. I need a root beer 

falling to Oakland University 

last month. 

Staying focused during such a 

season, with road trips most 

weekends to play colleges most 

Detroit-area natives have never 

heard of, rests with the coaches, 

yes - but not just them. 

Seniors must help. At Madonna, 

they have. * 

Which is evident by the Crusaders' 

record. McCausland, 

Martin, setter Meg Paris and 

outside hitter Heather Steinhelper 

-- Madonna's four seniors 

-- have all filled the leadership 

roles. 

But it's not over yet. The 

biggest challenge awaits. 

"It's not pressure," was how 

Martin described her feelings 

toward the tournament ahead. 

"It's more confidence. I feel more 

in control now, as a senior" 

Their destiny is in their 

hands, this season more than 

ever. "I think we're more in 

tune, like a desire we all have." 

explained McCausland. 1 don't 

feel pressure - it's more a sense 

of urgency to get there. 

"It's kind of like closure. Sure, 

it would be a great season if we 

didn't make it (to nationals). But 

getting there and winning would 

be a nice closure to our careers." 

Is such a thing possible, 

against teams with tremendous 

volleyball traditions snd talents? 

Don't put it beyond these Cru- 

8 p.m. 

The Observer! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 

Friday* MOT. 22: ChampWnaMp final. 7 p.m 

(Wmner advance* to tha Harper Wood* Blah- 

op Gallagher regional semifinal vs. HuOson dis- 

trict champion.) 

at DCARS0RN ST. ALRHONSUS 

Monday. NOT. IS: (A) Detroit Commerce 

va. (B) Uvonia Ciarencavtlle. 7:30 p.m. 

Tueeday. Nev. IS: (C) Redford Bishop 

Borgesa va. (D) Royal Oak Shnne, 5:30 p.m.; 

(E) Detroit Communication & Media Arts va. 

(F) Dearborn St. Alphonaua, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, NOT. 21: SouthAetd Christian vs. 

C-O winner. 5:30 p.m.; A-O"winner va. E-f win- 

ner. 7 p.m. 

Friday, NOT. 22: Champwnshap final. 7 p.m. 

(Winner advances to the Harper Woods Bish- 

op Gallagher aemifinal va. Pontiac Notre Dame 

Preparatory district champion.) 

CLASS D 

at TAYLOR UOMT a LIFE 

Monday, Nov. IS: (A) Westland Huron Vol- 

ley Lutheran vs. (B) Dearborn Heights Fairlane 

Christian. 7 p.m. 

Tueeday, Nov. IB: (C) Wyandotte Mount 

Carmel va. (D) Taylor Baptist Park. 6 p.m.: (E) 

Allen Park Inter-City Baptist vs. (F) Taylor 

Light & Ufa, 8 p.m. 

Thursday. Nov. 21: Ecorse vs. A-B winner. 

6 p.m.: C-0 winner vs. E-F winner. 8 p.m. 

m T M M n 

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ner advances to tha Auburn Hills Oakland 

Christian regional aemifinal va. Canter Una St. 

Clement district champion.) 

y. NOT. IS: (A) Southfield Franklin 

Road Christian va. (B) Radford St. Agatha. 7 

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Tuesday. NOT. IS: Auburn Hills Oakland 

Christian vs. Bloomfleid Hills Academy of the 

Sacred Heart. 6 p.m., Bloomfleid Hills Roe per 

vs. A-8 winner, 7:30 p.m. 

Friday. NOT. 22: Championship final. 7 p.m. 

(Winner advances to the Auburn Hills Oakland 

Christian regional semifinal vs. Harper Woods 

Lutheran East district champion.) 

M PLYMOUTH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 

Monday. NOT. IS: (A) Whitmore Lake vs. 

(B) Jackson Baptist, 5:30 p.m.; (C) Plymouth 

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Tuaedey, Nov. IS: |E) Ann Artsor Greenhllls 

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Thursday. Nov. 21: Grass Lake vs. A B win- 

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Human Services (313) 259-9905 

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GENERAL HELP 

Mansgarnsnt 

WANTED 

Intei iieei Now Being 

Accepted 

On First come first serve 

basis 

Growing company needs. 

75 

V' » 

•or large 

teal aotui- 

Expending Farmington 

distribution center for 

10 yeer old electrical 

•nee company has 

In several departments 

display work through 

management. 

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provide training that can lead 

to a very secure position with 

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Cal 

Tuesday «t1C 

10)5316-70039 

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If you answered no to one or 

more of these queskons. come 

and la* lo one o< our career corv 

sutants about a dynamic opportu- 

nity in Ihe growing eye care 

industry 

Henry Ford Eye Care Serwces 

and First Optometry Eye Care 

Cemers. Inc nvat you lo a 

Career Open Moute on Tues 

Nov 19th from 6am - 5pm at 

Hsnry Ford Medical Center. 7600 

West Outer Dnve, Detroit, Ml 

(Outer Drive 6 Southfield 

Freeway next to Farmer Jack) 

On sua mte views wit be given to 

career mnded individuals teekmg 

exciting opportunities as an eye- 

wear consultant oplometnc lectv 

-oan. iab assistant recepaorsst 

manager trainee Expenence a 

rang plus, But we wrf Iran tie 

right candidates Unable to 

anand? Cal oi* employment hot 

line (610-415-1760) or sand your 

resume 10: 3200 graaot Ave, 

Rosevrta Mi 46086 

Judy L* J 

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GENERAL HELP 

$14.91/to start 

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED 

We train tor local dust sampM cot 

lection Full-Bme Long term 

opportunities Paid vacations, 

Benefits profs sharing Call Mon 

1 Tues only (313) 326-8501 

FRONT DESK CLERK 

Pert Bme tor Luaury Servor Cttten 

Apartment Complex Must be avst- 

able 10 work averting A weekends 

Apply m person only Monday Ihru 

Fnday between 9 00am i 4 00pm 

The Trowbrtdge 

24111 CMC Center Owe 

SouMekL Ml 46034 

(No phone ca 

EOEAVF/WH 

FUND RAISING 

OPPORTUNITY 

ng.w«i 

organttaaonai 

pubtc apeekmg sUs ID reorui c 

rate participation lor large tundr 

evert Fut-tme Mriipoitry Mo 

SZ resume to 

r a 

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MD 

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Personnel 17117 W • 

Suae 1240. SoUMaU Ml 46079 

FURNITURE DELIVERY 

Fu« time 

• FuMme mm beneMs PW- 

up in tppAeaaon *tm-4pni " 

Sal at 13117 Waco dcr 

313-464-7743 

FURNITURE NSTAUUERS 

013»I 

GAS ATTEMDENT 

•SOt 477-6613 

OAS LINE * 

LOO MTAUATIOMa 

(J1» 513-2316 

OEAR H O I I H 

6 Q M SMAPER QPERATO* 

tie l i m n l*Hl. M i l l^M-H 

Mt. Garden Cay 

» 261-6010 

GENERAL KLP named tool 

parary. OeA Pa*, taahs pan tme 

General Labor 

Assistant Carpenters 

& Remodeling Crew 

Butd A Career with 

One ol Vie Midwest s Fastest 

Growing Auto Parts Chains 

Murray's Discount Aulo Stores hss 

outstandrig growth oppornnbes for 

moevnad and team-onenied people 

throughout MKtugan A Or«o 

pantry postxms requee mmenal sxps- 

nence snd rsmodekng crew positions 

requrs no expenence 

Murray's Provides: 

t Entry-Level Wage 

. Blue Cross MediOemtaf Plan 

• 401 (k) Program 

• Prof* Sharing 

. Pad Vacahone Hokdays. Etc 

• Employee D«counts and more 

These PoeWone Require 

• Coramuous Physeal Labor 

Travel i Work Oul-af-Town 

For mmeOala considerstion. appfy 

Monday through Fnday 9am-4pm or 

send your resume to Human 

Resources at 6080 Haggerfy Rd 

BeMviUe Ml 46111 Or cal 

1-800-Murray's 

Murray's Discount 

Auto Stores 

GENERAL LABOR 

Mature, reaponatole worker tor gen- 

eral labor type tot tr 

Good dnvlng record t mutt 

Cat (610) 349 2500 

GENERAL LABOR 

67 per 

• » BeneMs and 40iK plan 

Al M s Apply inpetson 

Anson Mold Mc 7776 Marl 

Canton. Ml 46167 

GENERAL LABOR 

Prnyeaiwt Isctiorsci oompeny a 

•eekng M »me employees No expe- 

rience ntftettry. wH MM Hsrth 6 

dsrtM meuranca 401K plan, part 

•eca6on and hoWevs, uaon reeiv- 

Bu*emen oHered U an hou k> start 

a» eveatae after 60 days Pleaee 

32600 Capaoi. Uworae 

06 Famarôn Rd , « «< 

GENERAL LASOR sew 6 * « 

>CTJXZttZZ 

lort. 30576 Schaolcreft. 

•een Unman t 

GENERAL LABOR 

(61Q1 563-3232 

GENERAL LA»0R 

O A SB Cart ReoL-*t 

INM RERMJIPgl 

General 

Warehouse 

(810) 477-0674 

ARCADIA STAFF 

^ RESOURCES J 

GLASS t H M O M COMPANY 

GROUP HOME MANAGER 

immediate opening ev*iaple in 

lam Wayne County Musi Be 

DMfVCMH trained and have pre 

vioue tupervrskjn expenence m a 

Behavioral setting $8 $10 per hour 

Please cal (3131 522 «932 

An Equal Opportunity Emplover 

Salem TwnshpB 

Ann Arbor 

1313-663-5637 

1313-677-7929 

|313-454-3764 • Ptymouth 

GUARDS 

FiH-hme umtormed positions «i Ply- 

moulh area »"option for company 

paid famty heath. opBcai 8 dental 

surance To Appfy contact Emit 

1-800-660-1788 


HAIR SALON 

Progressive heir salon n need of a 

Ucaosed Assistant Hair Slykst, and 

Marvcunst West Bloomfield 

(810) 539-1234 

RECEPTIONIST • Psrt-time 

Beauty salon expenence preferred 

Cal Salon Tno 

(313) 451-0550 

HAIRDRESSER; ASSIST ANT 

. Needed tor buey Downtown 

Rochester salon Please Cal 

(610) 656-9773 

HAIRORESSERS S MAKE-UP ART- 

ISTS. experienced, for a new salon 

on Woodward m Royal Oak Fu*pert 

time positions (610) i 544-9410 

HAIR A NAIL TECHS 

Flexible hour* Some expenence 

needed Clientele not necessary 

Call Angela or Sheryt 

SECRETZ SALON 

(313) 728-9222 

HAlk SALON 

Stations for rent 

Thomas 0 A Co 810*44-2257 

HAIR STYLIST/ 

ASSISTANT 

Progressive salon S300M* salary 

wredvancement Career S Fashioned 

Licenced Fut-ame 810-851-9043 

HAIR STYUST 

FiH tune Good and ambit>oua Best 

location lo butd buamess. downtown 

Westland - plenty of wefk-ms Up lo 

S600-S100Q"week take home 

Cal Denny or Mary at 

SARANOAS 

(313) 726-4834 

HAIR STYUST NEEDED 

For Busy salon m Westland Fisxtla 

rs Cal 

hours 

Evenings 

Beverly al (313) 427-0120, 

(6101 932-00311 

HAIR STYLIST/SALES PERSON 

Experienced m wig culling A sfykng 

Livonia 313-522-9420 Evtt 

810-626-2090 

Hairstylists/Management 

immediale opportumeee tor p»o- 

ttiaontl Bykstwsalon manager* 

at very Buey salons CcmpeaM 

salary plus commlaann. compMia 

haa* Berefta. at eoucnem pro 

mded Avalabie al Michigan I 

Newbury, and Joy 6 Newtxirgr 

Assistant Managers opportunities 

atto tuattbit. 

Cal 1-800-668-6484 

*N (313) 722-7990 

HOLIDAY HELP 

for fas: paced torn basket preparation 

needed trom Dec 10 thru Dec 24 

ellenl wages apply m person 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 Mile Livonia 

HOLIDAYS HOLIDAYS 

Need extra casn now But not head- 

aches' Full or part-time Set your own 

hour* Immediate openings Call 

Dawn or Lon al (313) 261-8501 

Independent Avon Representet-ve 

HONE & LAP HAND 

Precis**! macfwvsl with a mmmum 

of 2 yr* expenence a must Be 

1amil«ar with an gauging A Sunnen 

Hone machines Qualified canddalea 

please apply al Venlura industries 

46301 Port Si Ptymouth. Ml 48170 

313-459-3900 or FAX 313-159*147 

HONE OPERATOR Experienced 

on precision machined aircraft parts 

FuH oenefits Hytroi Manuiactunng. 

Garden City (313) 261-8030 

HOUSECLEANERS 

FULL MEDICAL. DENTAL A UFE 

FuH S part-time Mon-Fn day*, com- 

pany car $6 25-$8 25 to start 

xJ»>g paid dnve nme. uniforms 

paid hokdaywacaBons • Bonuses 

Cal to find out wfiy 

WE ARE THE HIGHEST PAYING 

MAID SERVICE 

AMERICAN FREEDOM 

CLEANERS 

(810) 473-9300 

HOUSECLEANERS 

S6 60rHR lo start Work weekdays 

only For information cat Johnson s 

Cleaning at 313-591-6320 

INDUSTRIAL 

HELP WANTED 

Growing company seeking 

employees tor opening mojOing 

Assembly Electncal Panel Wtofe 

SNpping A Receiving A Many Oiief* 

OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE 

FOR EVERYONE I 

Eicatart Benefit package FuMme 

permanent employment 3 iMtt 

open Pay ranges Irom 15-612 

starting Pontiac A surrounding arts 

Cal tor mlerview 810-335-56 

INFORMATION SYSTEMS 

COORDINATOR 

Ann Arbor based high-lecn company 

has m immediate optrang tor a ver- 

satile mdMdual to produce and con- 

tra instruction manuals slsctncaf 

CAD drawings, and materials Mtt 

according lo customer spsdhcaKms 

from reformation provided By k y 

neers Must be able to admnsMr PC 

network and support soBwars uaed 

withm the company Assooales 

Degree m related daopknea. 5 years 

slectrical documentation expsntnea 

and minimum two year* expenence W 

systems support and uss of A»*o Cad 

13, MS Word 6 0. MAS 90. NovsH 

3 12 ana MS Access * you are mer- 

es led m a cnatengmg ice and have 

the above quaMcabons, send resume 

lo Hixnan Resources Advanced 

Machma TooM Division, 2850 S 

Industrial Hwy Ann Arbor, Mi 

48104 

Today's Aetna 

A (15 I 

REGISTERED 

REPS 

Aana RrwioM Services. Inc.. • 

looking tor qutMUd. mdepenoem 

rmanott planner* wth an enfrapre- 

neunal span to develop the graalar 

DetroiWkcnioan marketplace 

Registered flap 

Service Inc 

Senea 7 

inc., you m 

Regatrauor, 

in UN. Acoder 

INJECTION MOLDING 

Wa art a growth onemed piaatic oon- 

tamer company looking tor quatfy 

people lo prodiice quaky products 

Individual needed tor production 6 

processing, and minor mamenance 4 

troubleshooting of infection molder* 

We offer 

• Clean environment 

• Excellent Denefit* A wages 

. 401 K 

• Advancement Opportunities 

. Great employees 

• EOE 

If you daaira a career opportimty w»i 

a progressive company, sand woik 

history to. 

INJECTION MOLD 

PO BOX 85815 

WESTLANO, Ml 48165 

Housekeeper 

Housekeeper* A Laundry worker* 

needed lor our new Assreled Lrvmg 

Residence for Servers Ful or part 

time Mutl hive relnble 

transportation 

APPLY IN PERSON 

Waltonwood Assisted 

Living Residence 

3260 Walton Blvd 

Rochester HUs. Ml 

HOUSEKEEPER/JANITOR 

Fi* bme Afternoon sWt Some week 

ends reqiared Appfy af McAuley 

Center 26750 11 kWe Road, m Farm- 

HOUSEKEEPING 

For large Farmmglon Hits 

apartment community 

Apply m person 

MIEMDCD-® 

Management Office 

35055 Muirwood Or 

Farrwngion Has. Ml 

N W corner of 

. Grand River A Drake . 

HOUSEKEEPING 

Hospital - Royai Oak 

Housekeeping - Al Shifts 

(810) 757-1711 

TEMPORARY RESOURCES 

HOUSEKEEPING- 

LEASING PERSON 

Needed htWime tor Plymouth Apt 

cemmunty Cal Mon -Fn. 9am -3pm 

313-453-7144 

HUMAN RESOURCES/ 

ACCOUNTING 

Excetent benefits mat rasume W: 

41370 Budge St Novi, Ml 

48375-1302 Attn R Young 

HUMAN RESOURCES 

ASSISTANT 

Successful nu v'Ufk orgaruaton of 

approximalety 150 employeas. has an 

opening tor t human 

Infection Molding Assistant 

Foreman/Machine Technician 

Al snifts Expenenca with traction 

moktng Sef-up A Start rifection 

moldmg machines KnowAadgt of 

Quality Control A injection molded 

parts Salarv commeneurala wth 

expenence Send reeume and mar, 

requirements or apply ti 

Aneon Mold. Inc. 

7779 Market St 

Canton. Ml 46167 

INSIDE SALES' 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Inaide sales position available tor 

mdmdual wth excellent communica- 

tion and organizational Mutt Musi Be 

abto to -MuW-lask- and enjoy i fast 

paced environment Wa are a whole- 

sale distroutor serwig tha conttruc- 

son industry Good salary tienel* 

package avalabie Mat reeume lo 

Vrgmia Tie Co 

35526 Grand River Box 242 

Farmington Hilla. Ml 46336 

INSPECTOR 

Floor Inspector for machmmg com- 

pany Must hava working knowtedoi 

equipment Benefit 

,40l7k) Apply at MRLEngi- 

neermg, 41160 Joy Rd. Plymouth 

Telecommunications 

Company in Novi 

Instalaton department a now 

firing Entry-level through jour- 

neyman posrbona avatabia Fi*y- 

paid benefits, vacation, oood 

starting wages, tuoon refund, 

training. Bve-year apprentice pro- 

gram • foumeymar polertai of 

$16 00 • an hot " 

8-11 00am and 

100 • an hour Apply bi 

| i C l o v e r . 

41290 Vinoene Ct 

Novi, Ml 46375 

(610) 471-0220. ext 160 

O W N ol Grand River 

just E of Meadowbroc*) 

EOE 

Aetna Fmancaai 

mutt totMM 

i and Be fv*y 

Acodem and Heath, 

and Variable Contract m the Stale d 

Michigan Al leett om of the fotowing 

dai^ntlirm a deieed CFP, ChFC or 

Repe muat have up to 5 

yavs W0fk experience m tie saM andr 

or implementation of financial plen- 

mng servcee A broad knowledge of 

al ineurance. financial and nveetmeni 

products and eervioea a t mutt To 

Be successful, you w# need Ktd pra- 

sentaoon and platform MmIs. ba a 

Mannar, goai-onemed and t euperti 

communlcelor 

An attraorve variable compenaabon 

package a offered Please forward 

two copies of your resume by 

November 27th lo Aetna Staff, 

RSAA. Louanne Hayet, Dept 

96-0000660. 151 Farmmglon Avenue, 

Hartford CT 06156-3400 

Visit our homtpage al 

hapy/yrww aalna.com 

Aetna 

Build For Retirement 

Manage for Life 

500 

Hdvfasid Garni 

L A B O R E R S 

WORK TOOAY 

PAID TOOAY! 

CNC. Matfsnt Shop. La»elHelp 

Needed m Ftmanôn HtM Wtaiom A 

High School dtotoma 

required CALL TOOAY! 

LABOR RtADV 

lie Openings 1 

trtntpoittnon 

(810) 471-9191 

Of (810) 332-5655 

LANO SURVEYORS 

Warner Central A Padmce. mc oon- 

sulBng Arm located « Fam .gton 

Hits a oBermg exceleni oppportuni 

MS tor profsesmnal Surveyor/SIT 

experienced Crew Leaders, m*u- 

msnt Operators A entry level Field 

Technicians Cal (610) 476-9494 

LATHE HANO 

INTERNATIONAL 

RELATIONS 

Career onented Have poeitive stli- 

tude Deeres strong $1 

Ca* My Rep (610) 585-4644 

INVENTORY CONTROL 

Need Inventory experience lor 

dynamic health care organization 

Spraedaheet smtt needed 

Mon - Fn. benefits. 401k. Apply at 

33510 Schoolcraft. Livonia 

INVENTORY 

COORDINATOR 

National Service company seeks 

career-mmded mdnndual tor inventory 

control program Canckdetee muat Be 

organized, detai-onemed and have 

computer expenence Duties wit 

include data entry. expeiMng. ship- 

ping snd receiving snd customer ser- 

vice Benefits package. 401K and 

salary to S25K This position wti 

require txtentrvs overmgnt Bevel 

Please submit rseume to: 

Box 11330 

Observer A Eccentnc Newspaper* 

36251 Schoowafl Rd 


JANITOR 

Experience preferred 40 plus hours 

second shall, ful benefits. Ultra 

modem new plsnt *i Auburn H*s 

Appfy in persorvsend returns ParaMs 

InJ 1203 Wheaun. Troy, Ml 46064 

Fut-ume 

11pm-6am 

store 

jwii i uni»v. 

deys, 11am-6pm. f*gh«s 

i Farmmglon HUa Target 

(313) 525-9156 

Janitorial Lead Position 

Great opportunity lor a rettbto. hard- 

worlung indrvidual with supemaory 

expenence Poeibon consists of lha 

daty oeanmg ot a newly renovated 

theatre special mamenance and 

deenmg pioiecis, and overaei 

other sttff members 

Shffi is gsneraty 7am through mid- 

momng. six days par weak. Competi- 

tive wages and benefits Apply In 

perecm at The Birmingham Theatre, 

211 S Woodward Ave , between 

11 30em and 11pm For mora rlor 

mabon. please cal 610447-9766 

Equal Opportumfy Employer 

JANITORIAL 

Monday thru Fnday Full Bme days A 

part time evenings avetade Troy 

(313) 416-41 

. 3 

INSTRUCTOR 

For Day Program wortong 

wth davatopmentaty 4a- 

abled oonauners Mon Ihru 

Fn . Sam-4pm Excetent Benefits 

(313) 729-6470 

JANITORIAL NORTHVILLE A 

Wixom area 2nd A 3rd shifts Can 

(610) 332-0730 

HAIR STYLISTS 4 

NAIL TECHS 

Newty renovated Lmoraa salon seeks 

opportunities 

313-427-6711 

HAIR STYLISTS 

Very buey Carton salon hat mme 

&ete openmgt tor Fuârt-Mme Sf£ 

era Paid vacMon IS PER HOUR 

GUARANTEED PLUS VPS Cat 

today (31J) 

ACTIVITY OfflECTOR 

paaonai. raeraMan or muac therapy 

or have s gerontology degree Expe* 

tnce progrsmnwia r an aaaMad 

Mng aa*ig apeaaAang ei Am- 

man dieeeee and memc* teas a 

Benetoei Send raaiene w» aelar* 

•aqjeameras to 

O l U w i R K l h l N 

it I ub«M.rir> Haif 

krf" waia . . 

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HAND MILL 

• laoMng Mr t 

pyneuav Ml 46170 31 

ar FAX 31 >466-6147 

HtATMe S RC 

a Ce . to Royal Oak needs 

. MSTALLSR S S6RVCS TfCH 

. f L A J T i ^ r S U - 

Good Driving Record 

•eneAs IMtamw »1Mt171»3 

f«ATMO A Cooant. etfuaiy p a w 

ewp hato iiitaia • tea** aapet- 

anoe he^tu Walad UMa erea 

HtATlNO S COOUm _ 

M N Ptiptw. Pit net I S AC 

Th« position a retponstoto tor mam- 

tammg employee fdes edilmg com- 

pany newsletter coordinating 

corporate travel, and carrying out var- 

ous adrrmatratwa support duBae 

The successful candidale w« posaaas 

an Assooafa's Degree or compe- 

rabM cotage course work, a strong 

computer aptitude preferably wthm a 

Wndow* eiiwcmment. consider abts 

wntmg skits and »ie aoaoy to 

manage multiple talks 

amnitarvaouaf» 

interested nOviduait should aubmt 

reeume snd salary hietory, m com- 

plete confidtnca lo 

36505 Country Club Drive 

Suae 210 

Farmmglon H*s. I* 46331 3429 

EOE ' Drug Scraanmg Company 

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER 

Manufacturing umuortton with ISO 

employeet seeks experienced 

Human Resource Menpgerôr 

training adn 

prooaditat. 

iab dasenpt 

peneaaon Strong mterpersonel cam- 

msttcaPon end oroanzamnal Met 

recMred Uoroeon Word. Access 

and Eacel proAdaM Degree pfe- 

tsrred Sand reaumt to 

ROI 

PO Box 127 

Lata Onon. M 46361-0127 

' UP TO $1000 ^ 

SIGNING BONUS 

Air ConJ6onmg Eryiatrs a 

odang tor sMetsaopto. hatow* 

atata t and Service Techm- 

oMna Qrty I»I tUt.hanal. 

good worths need Never 

a wyoA m 26 yaart wth guar 

up to taOMtyyaar aMi 

u a n w : a 

ate «e to 11000 eanua. fltfl tfM 

be«p» a very pruiattng ceieer 

k f»10) 73B-4B42 / 

HVAC St RV1CE TaMto Ganaamit* 

(610-1 227 

£ S 3 

M V A C TECH Expanencad 

nave toanee I be oar^M M 

p Fmon Ft* Mi BanMk 

Ca* 

31V641-I 

CLAIM 

REPRESENTATIVE 

At State Insurance Company, locttad 

Canton, Ml seeks experienced 

Personal Irûry Protacaon Ctomi Rap- 

resantative to field immediate 

The toeei canddata ae 

A thorough imdaratandmg of the 

Ml no taitt statute 

The etxtty to imerprel meUcM 

Knowledge m wage A survmors lost 

cateuMeona 

Superior commuracatioria A 

A Btehetor*! Otgree 

Ws offer s oompeewe salary. 

ccanprthenafve benefits A a profit 

«. tat 

a Bruneon at: 

(610) 361-7156 

/instate 

INSURANCE-COMMERCIAL LINES 

Farmington H*s agency tootong tor 

expenenced. computer knovtedge- 

tMe. Cuatomar Service Rap 

tmmeatlt pctecn. ParVUMims 

Fax reeume to: (610) 666-3316 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

90 year old Lrvoraa agency needs 

•nee CSR Excatsnt bene- 

CM Vertneet A Aeaoc Inc *701 

7 MM Rd. SM 290 Uvonia, 46152 

i history to 

mc *PCi 

CUSTOMER SERVICER 

J REPRESENT ATIVE^ 

A Alexander of 

saetong nMHuala to s M In our me- 

ara needs ita toMahcna 

ol 12 years PERSONAL 

LlNES_t^NMnat aaong etn a cur- 

erv Mmgan soecftors Aotnaa era 

•aqured Wrong e o r r u * i w tkita 

S corr«xehwnerve BeneMs 

ted tppkeeras ptaaaa send 

• A satory i atony He 

INSURANCE 

INVESTIGATOR 

A teMry t o M a M I 

to Kurti Agan» mc . 2S625 «NMI 

W6-. Garden Ck, Ml 46136 

INTCRCOM REPAIR PERSON 

r a s 

Cal Men -Prl Sam #pm 

Aw tmmt Oppc 

ISO d000 P E R S O N 

JANITORIAL 

OFFICE CLEANERS - Evenmgs 

snd weekends, up to S7Tv to start 

PORTERS - Days, up to Sfthr 

to stan. 

BUILDING SUPERVISORS - 

Evenmgs. i« to »8rTir to start 

Southfield. Wesdand. snd 

Livonia areta (610) 449-7600 

Mtrbrook Tool Inc. 5 yetrs expen- 

ence xwtng work overtme and ben- 

efits offered 

work, overtme tnd 

|610) 477^040 

LAUNDRY ATTENDANT 

Good wages A Benefits Wayr* 

a (313) 721 M31 

LAYOUT INSPECTOR 

Our dynamic manutackmng com- 

pany a teekmg a layout rafac- 

Bon person to |cm our aunty 

assurance lesm Knowledge 

musl nduds Bluepnrt reactng. 

QO A T. CMM programming & 

operation, rtsrmerksle siatabcs. 

gsgs R A R. A PPAP subrrss- 

alon MM resume A salary 

requirements to 11220 Saver 

Dnve. Whitmore Lake. Ml 

48189 

LEASING AGENT Ful time tor 

BirminghtrrVRoyal Oak araa com- 

plexee Weekends mckided Bene- 

lllt Call Mon -Fn 9am-5pm 

810-646-9860 


This Classification 

Contlnusd from 

11b. 

500 

Betp Wanted GsMrai 

LEASING AGENT - NoWNonhvWle 

rental communities seek lemporsry. 

Sat A Sim help Poised enlhusi- 

SSBC nOvidusls contact Penee st 

(610) 642-8686 EOE 

LEASING A G E N T 

PART-TIME 

For luxury units in Oakland 

County 3-5 years expenence 

required Weekends a must' 

Good Benefits 

Cal Kaftan Enterprises 

Mon-Fn, 9 30-11 30 

810-352-3800 

LOSS CONTROL 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Knoar at "The WorkaaM People" The 

Accident Fund company, Mfcftgan'a 

largest writer of worker* comperaa- 

aon ineurance • saetong two loss 

control protoeeonato tor tt Lota Con- 

trol Oepenment 

LOSS CONTROL TECHNICAL 

CONSULTANT 

The position a retponetole tor pro- 

viding tdvtnced techractf support 

and customer sennot to tht Md tott 

control obnsiitants. pottoyholdsr*. 

agents and o«ier depertments as | 

relalse lo workers compensation toaa 

control and aatoty asue Analyzas 

end researcftes toes cortroi esues. 

taws rules and regutoltona aa toey 

relate to workers oompsneabon 

Resesrches and devetopa safety 

irammg programs Serves ae tie toes 

control tochracal conaittanl on lha 

Irtamet. Analyzet claim hlatonaa and 

acodant trends to identify workptoct 

and training needs The 

possesss Bache- 

lor's degree m Occupation* or Indus- 

trial SMtfy. induetnai Engineering 

industrial Hygiene or a related flak) 

degree m Occupational 

Salary Management or Indua- 

tnal Safety preferred CompleBcn of 

certificate proorams such as ARM. 

ALCM and CS^ are preferred Five or 

more years proMssional expenence n 

rxJustnal safety en»neerm» loss pre- 

vention. snd safety program develop- 

ment directly related lo the 

requirements of the position is 

requred 

LOSS CONTROL CONSULTANT 

The position a responsible lor con- 

ducting safety surveys to analyzs 

operations and safety concerns snd 

lo sid underwriters m pokey wrung 

snd rstmg decisions Evaluates phys- 

ical prermtea. eqiapment, materials, 

work practices and safety programs 

and hazards specific lo toe insureds 

business Provides snaiyse of losses 

r at areas and recommende course 

of action in creating a safe a^rk envi- 

ronment and provides safety tratwig 

prevention Cotv 

LEASING CONSULTANT, ful time 

tor SoothfiekJ apt community FuH 

benelits attar 90 days Call 

610-356-3650 

"Least Restrictive Environment' 

Aid 

NorthvtAe Pubec Schools Early Chld- 

hood Classroom $6 57 an hour 

Hours 0 hours per day Mon . Wed 

A Fn Must be at least 18 yean of 

ege, and have expenence working 

nÂppJti perron. North- 

vHle Pubkc Schools Early Childhood 

Office, 501 West Mam St. Call tor 

more information (810) 344-6465 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

wanted tor Bloomfield HUM Medical 

Melprsmre. Personal iryay Prod- 

ucts Liability detense -ligation firm 

Mutt be expenenced able lo lake 

direction, be witmg lo work as pen of 

a cohaawe teem and able to work 

mdependantly *i an extremely busy 

and last paced office Send resume 

to: Donna Foster. 3883 Telegraph 

Rd . Sta 103. Bloomfield Hite. Ml 

48302 No phone cals please 

South- 

locxrsed on aoodent i 

SMtorable travel throughout 

eastern MlcNgan The ideal ce 

w« possess a Bachelor s degree n 

Occupation Satohr and Health, Risk 

Management or Manufacturing Engi- 

neenng or a related Held Convlebon 

of csrmcats programs such as ARM 

ALCM and CSP are profaned Min- 

imum of 1-3 years' expenence m lost 

control Equivalent work expenence 

wth courses m safety and loes control 

we be conskJered n Ueu * producbon 

dtpenmenl Comperw mMna 

ton It* » toe iee and Telegraph 

Rd wea Staivig pay S8rfv wito 

an $8(>*v rwae after 90 

days BeneMa nckjda bki 

thanng vecetana, (tontol, 

I hotdey* and He meur 

ance AppkcMtons accepted 

between a-SOtm and I2'30pm 

Submtr—i.- '4300Mej*ra 

MHXWRIQHTS 

WANTED tor a local machinery 

ny Civantnoed to 

moving c.v-oa-y 

M A N U A L MACHINISTS 

X 

Peieerwto Oatt Rtport 

i960 FAX 894-2461 

810-894- 

eentoty Sand raeira to Canadan 

Itofi"ir> Mover* 13300 lever 

Rd Uvonia, Ml.. 48180 

(313) 861-9890 

MIRROR INSTALLER 

Et 

jsi«L 

MOLLY MAlO 

Now fwmg M Ime I 

eventogt - No weal 

NOW HIRING 

WE ARE A WHOLESALE FOOO 

PROCESSOR IN THE EASTERN 

MARKET AREA OF DETROIT A 

LONG STANDING COMPANY WITH 

REPUTATION FOR QUALITY 

PROOUCTS AND CUSTOMER SER- 

VICE WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE 

FOLLOWING 

1 SHIPPING • RECEIVING 

Experience m tie tolowing. trap- 

ping and receiving, driving a Hi- 

EXPERIENCED DRIVERS 

Requirements mckids Cheuf- 

tour* Liearaa, Ctoen Driving 

Record. 2-3 year* driving axpen 

ance hefpflrf if familiar wtth to- 

coimty area muel know how to 

3 GENERAL LABOR 

We are looking tor hard workmg 

individuals who are wtkrig 

leem In a test-paced environ- 

ment Expenence In toe whole- 

sale meat industry a helpful buf 

nd neceeaary I you 

good work akfls 

WE ARE A DRUG FREE 

WORK PLACE 

EEO EMPLOYER 

fia ass contact Coleen ar 

313-867-0660 

PAINTER 

Experienced, tor office ptinbng 

Lesve message 810-696-3461 

PAINTERS 

Come jom our team! Mmmum 5 year* 

experience 40-65. hrsAvk Pa*) 

overtime Secure w«h work year- 

round Smalt loots & rekable transpor- 

tation s must Great pav for senous 

individuals Manercraft Coatings Inc 

(313) 531-5300 

and 

Physeal teHity testing win Be con- 

ducted on Ososntosr 12. 1996 Appli- 

caBons musl be picked up tt Canlon 

Townahip-Pertonntf Division. 1150 

S Canton Cantor Road. Canton. Ml 

48188 or sand a self-add'naiB 

stamped business size envelope to 

address abovs tor application (please 

specify Ponce Officer sppkesbon) A 

Canton Townahip application torm 

must be completed m it's sntirsty tnd 

on lit with the Canton Township Per 

sorrel Services Division by 4pm, 

Nov 25 1996 No resume wM Be 

sccepted without wnoen appkeanore 

torm. The Charter Townahip ol 

Carton does nd dacnminaie on the 

Osses d race, ootor. nabonal ongm 

tax. religion, age or dnabtity in 

employment ot tfw provision d ser- 

vicas An Equsl Opportunity 

Employer 

PROGRAMMER/ ANALYST 

MANUFACTURER seeks Foxpro 

Clipper progrsmmer Modem com- 

muncabona a plus Send resixne 

salary history to Ufebms Doors 

30700 Northweitern Hwy Fsrm- 

mgton Ms. Ml 46334 or lax 

610-651-6534 

PROJECT ENGINEER 

Are you looting lo work for a 

company that builds cutBng 

sdge technology products and 

markets worldwide' tf you ars 

thsn talk to us Due to our 

increased Business ws are 

expanding our 

department which 

an addrbonaf opening lor a Pro- 

ied Engineer with dMign expe- 

nence m automated or heavy 

industrial equipment and or ape- 

oal machmas BSME snd 5 

years minimum expenence 

required Musi hsve out- 

standing communication skills 

snd prefersbfy s strong back- 

ground m direct customer con 

tact or sale* experience We 

otter s competitive salary and 

benefit program including 401K 

plan and profit ahanng Send 

resume and salary history to: 

MLB CORP 

Ann Engineering Supervisor 

29630 Beck Rd 

Wixom Ml 48393-2624 

PROJECT MANAGER TRAINEE 

To $30K Salary, benefits expense 

sccourt Weekly trave* required 

810-524 1500, FAX 810-524-2461 

PORTER 

NEEDED to mamtam toe cleanliness 

d new A used vehicles, inside A out- 

side d dealership Other duoes 

include gasing cars A running 

errands Musl hsve a good driving 

record A Be able to wort full time 

Apply m person at 

ERHARD BMW 

4066 Maple Road at Telegraph 

Bloomhew HiUa. Ml 

PROOF OPERATORS 

Must have 1 yr expenence A willing 

1o wort 3pm-lam Call lo interview 

(810) 350-9777 

POSTAL WORKERS 

Pud ffainmg whle you leam postal 

operations High school dptoma 

âds 17-24 years old Free travel 

PROOFREADER 

Futl-Bme Excetenl English skills 

reqiared pkjs me ability lo associate 

ideas and concepts Canckdate needs 

good eye tor details snd concern lor 

continuity snd accuracy This is a 

technical proafreedmg position, nd an 

editing or copywrrtmg position 

We are a lul-eennce company m busi- 

ness sree 1941, oftenng a full Bene- 

fits package and competitive 

compensafion No cats please Mail 

or Fax resume to 

St Clsire. Inc 

relocate at ow expense 

Call Mon-Fn 8-4pm 

1 - 8 0 0 - 3 7 1 - 7 4 5 6 

PRE SCHOOL TEACHER 

CERTIFIED 

AM only Call (313) 459-9720 

PRESS ASSISTANT tut time sterling 

pay $7/hr » ful benefits Musi be 

wiHmg 10 wort nights A weekends 

Apply Oakland Press 

48 W Huron. Pontiac 

PAINTERS 

WANTE0 with 5 years expenence 

Musi have reliable transportation! $6 

$15tir Jason (313) 416-5512 

PANEL WIRE PERSON 

excellent fringe benefits Apply m 

IC Electric. 6900 Chase 

person . 

Dearborn 

OAKLAND 

COMMUNITY 

COLLEGE 

PARAPROFESSIONAL 

PART-TIME 

Oakland Community College is 

seeking applications (or the position 

ct Paraprofessional at ffie Royei Oak 

Campus 

Mmmum Qualifications. Associate 

Degree in Liberal Arts or Soence or 

General Studies The General 

Siudes Associaia Degree musl 

include ENG 151, ENG 152. and 

ether 8 credit horn d Science or 4 

credits m Soence end 4 credits m 

Math A vakd Michigan driver's 

Applicants must complele an appkea- 

Bon toim Requests for appkeaoone 

a* be accepted torough Monday. 

November 25. 1996 Cortad tie Job 

Hdlne al (810| 540-1579 and refer to 

Position 96C-66 

0CC « an Affirmative Action 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

PARTS DEPT MANAGER 

Fdl time Located in Downtown 

Pfymouto 

Cel 313-453-6250 

PARTS RE CYCLERS 

$240Twkfy 

i Jjf^rnouTi 

Apply 9-llam A t-3pm 

34771 Ford Rd E of Wayne 

Picture ID A SS Required 

INTERIM PERSONNEL 

PART TIME 

ASSISTANT THEATRE MANAGER 

Lrvoraa Mal 

Cmamei 29SA* 7 MM Rd 

PRESSER 

FULL Bme Good wagts A benefits 

Westland area (313) 721-3231 

PRESS OPERATOR/ 

DIE SET-UP 

Clean, efficient metal stamping lacility 

expenenced 

working with progressive ekes A a« 

leed General tool room knowledge 

helpful Excellent Benefits Saiary 

Based on expenence Appfy or send 

resume lo E 8 E Manutscrunng. 300 

Industrial Dr, Pfymouth Ml 48170 

i across trom Unisys) 

PRESS PERSON 3-4 yr* expen 

ance AB Dick Oidde Web Mufti 

Top pay A Blue Cross J A P 

PnrtBng 810-437-5535 

PRINTING 

BINDERY tul time with overtime 

for busy Troy pnnt shop Attractive 

Benefit package Sand resume fo PO 

Box S4443, Troy, Ml 48099 

PRINTING 

Growing prtnf shop seeks expen 

enoed prepresa person A smei offset 

prasaman We offer a competrtive 

salary medicel dental A 40IK plan. 

Send resixne lo Ed Nowak. 1225 E 

West Maple P 0 Box 523 Waned 

Lake Mi 48390 

PRINT SHOP in Southfield seeks 

DESKTOP PUBUSHERrPre-PRESS 

Knowledge of MAC Quart 

parson Knc 

PageMaker. 

•. PhotoShop Illustrator 

muet PC. darkroom A Mnppma a . 

Compeaove wages. beneMs hoaoays. 

SEP plan Faxreaume 810-3&3-2327 

or cat 810-353-2266 tor appt 

PRODUCTI

6 C ( * ) Classifications 500 to 502 O&E Monday, N o v e m b e r 18,1996 

M €MPLOVM€NT 

Help Waot«d General 

SERVICE DRIVER lo aeirver service 

4 set up barricades & sign equlp- 

ment on various toad construction 

protects Requirements include 

home telephone working automo- 

bile valid Michigan drivers leense 

no criminal record ft pas! wort relet 

Apply in person 9am-4pm 

in Barricading E« 

8 Mwe Farmmoton. 

EOE 

Mttiioan Barricading Equipment. 

Inc 38200 W 

SERVICE PERSON 

Mature responsible morviduai needed 

lor a Ml-tvne position lor manufac- 

tured housing dealersJvp lo do war- 

ranty repa*i Own loots a must For 

awccmUment cal (810) 349-2500 

SERVICE TECHNCAN 

NL B a leading manufacturer o' high 

p-c-ssute pumps « seeking a qua- 

li-a —eC.an< This person musl 

h^ve two »ears app«iat>e expe' 

e'--ce hydraulic and electrical a pius 

NI.B ctters a competitive salar, and 

D»«ieht package -iCuding prcrfit 

sl-armg ptan and 40IK plan Send 

rrsjmo 10 

NLB Corporation 

29830 Beck Road 

Wixom Ml 46393-2824 

Fax 1810) 624-4761 

Attn Service Manger 

SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN 

FULL TIME 

FILTERFRESH Americas 

leading ofce cortee service a 

searching 'or a technician to 

assist customers in trie northern 

Detroit area As a service techni- 

cian you win oe responsible tor 

providing efficient preventative 

maintenance and diagnostic 

lepalr ot our single-cup Orewng 

technology system 

Requires t-2 years general m*m- 

tenance experience including 

B.jmb-ng electrical knowledge 

Must have an excellent driving 

iecord ard outstandmg communi- 

cation skills P-otoency m elec 

Ironies troubleshooting and 

diagnostic repair is a must 

Fiitertresh offers competitive 

salary e«ce«eni benefits and 

great coffee' For consideration 

send your resume to our corpo- 

rate headquarters Fifterfresh Cor 

porafton Dept HR.STM 378 

University Avenue Weslwood. 

MA 02090 FA* 617-481-8732 or 

call Meagan at 800-332-6771 to 

Kheduto an interview 

SERVICE TECHNICIAN 

Fulltime UploSKVper hour Seeking 

irtin-idua«s to repair cleaning equip 

mens m me held H you nave good 

mechamcal'electncai sn.'ls and a 

good dnving record we offer health 

care vacations and training Apply at 

B ft R Janitorial Supply 5656 New- 

I Ml 481 

burgh Westland 18S 

SEWERS NEEDED Commenoal 

eipenence henptj but not neces- 

sary Will tram part anchor tul time 

FienBie hours 

Call Kathryn (3131 728-2222 

SHIPPER RECEIVER 

G'owing Robotics company seeks 

inOiv»dua< expenenceo m interna 

Bona' shipping to wort in Novi Expe- 

rience must include use of computer 

m recervng function and the sched- 

uling ot domestic and international 

shipments Musl Be detail-oriented 

se n directed and a!>e to operate a 

lorkiifl Excellent Benefit package 

afte- 90 days Apply m person, -nail 

oi Fax resume 610-305-6542 

Naefti Robotic Systems 

.'2285 Roethel. Novi Mi 48375 

RECEIVING SUPERVISOR 

• Mchigan s largest natural 

'ood store s witling lo tram 

the nght indrvidual lor stock 

A leceiving poartion Great pay bene- 

fits. vacation holidays 

Cat 313-981-8100 

SHIPPING CLERKS 

lo m orders Some data entry A mail 

processmg Typing required Full 

time; w*days Cat Jeanette Ext 104 

or Tor- Ext 147 810-477-6650 

SHIPPING 

FAST growing, automotive manutac- 

tunng company seeking an expen- 

enced person for a 2nd sNlt position 

r sh^pmg department Exceleni 

pey and benefits Please 

le schedule must be available 

weekends li»— t 

we have ee 

ortVa >' i^toiM pallfto H 

tree M k l M l M l M i 

NON AS' Maw ' 

AUTO/MOTORCYCLE 

DEALERSHIP 

Mega-S>» Dealer wth five tocalions 

IS currently accepting applicative tor 

. Auto Biller.TWe Clerk 

• Daily Sales/Bookkeeper 

• SwitchboartVCashMr 

• Accounts PayablaRaceivabta 

Excellent pay and benefits. 

Experienced only need apply 

THE ANDERSON COMPANIES 

A good place to wort. 

A good place to do business' 

Please call Sandy or Kathy 

(810) 858-2300 

or FAX resume (810) 858-8538 

BANK T E L L E R S 

Immediate Openings 

$7.50 Hour 

Ful nme poeitions Expenence I 

requred Hours 8arn-5pm andl 

11 30am-8 30pm Southfield ft| 

Birminghem areas 

810-583-9500 Madaon 

810-650-8600 Rbchesler 

BI LINGUAL SECRETARY 

German To S35.000 Outstandmg 

opportunity wlttv mis international 

suburban lirm Good secretarial 

skills Lots of variety FuH benefits 

Call Ron (810) 772-6760 

Snetrng Personnel Services 

BILLER 

Need highly motivated Biler tor 

growing health care corporation 

Person must possess expenenca m 

phyaoan biting Opportunities lor 

edvsncement. competitive salary and 

benefits Preferably FAX resume lo 

810-848-910© or send resume to 

PHYCOR MANAGEMENT CORP 

34405 W 12 Mte. Ste 237 

Farmmglon Hills, Ml 48331 

Attn Nancy Free 

BILLING C L E R K 

A national environmental consulting 

Arm headquartered m Novi has an 

immedate opening lor a Bilkng Ciert 

The -deal candtoete wil be detail on- 

ented. well orgarwed, and able to 

interact with ail levals ol employees 

and chents Duties will include 

monthly billing and support for 

regional offices Computer skills are 

essential, accounting background a 

required Interested candidates 

pieas* submit relume and salary 

requirements m confidence to 

Clayton Environmental 

Consultants. Inc. - LP 

41650 Gardenbrook Rd. Surte 155 

Novi, Ml 48375 

Attenbon Human Resources 

No Phone Cal. Please 

EOE AAWF/HTV 

BILLING/OATA ENTRY 

needed part-time (evenings ava* 

able) for busy small Southfield law 

firm. Tent slips. WP 6 1 Windows A 

60-a0wpm required Excatent hourly 

rale Fax resume to 810-354-0858 or 

leave message at 810-351-0200 

B O O K K E E P E R 

DOUBLE entry bookkeeper needed 

tor pubfec accounting Firm located 

m Allen Part MuM client expen- 

ence would be a plus CaH Sutan 

tor an interview appointment 

(313) 382-6382 

' B O O K K E E P E R > 

Farmington H*s Real Estate 

Development and Property Man- 

agement Firm has inwnedtola 

opening tor an experienced 

Bookkeeper lo handle all 

phases of mum-property port- 

folio including account receiv- 

able and ptytblt. peyrol and 

llntneitl stilemtnts We 

operate wth Wndows 95 and 

uta WordPerfect. Lotus 1-2-3, 

Microsoft Office. L18BRA and 

Greet Plaint Dynamic An out 

slandvig wortmg environment 

wito ti* benato package twats 

ihe successful canckdate For 

mmetotto constotrttton. please 

In your resume wth salary his- 

tory io Certified Ratty, toe tl 

(810) 474-2345 or man to 

38346 Wast Ten Mia Road 

SUM 300 

48335 

^Farminglon Hta. Ml 

BOOKKEEPER 

FOR Merchant s Flnt WSne experi- 

ence a plua wM tram. Send resumes 

146 N Mam. Royal Oak, 

Ml 48067 

BOOKKEEPER • Ful tons 

Experience neceeeery 20411 W 12 

Mle 1201. SouthAeM CM Kashat 

Accounting 810-352-5520 

BOOKKEEPER 

immediale opening, tot tme Bene 

tto Apply m person, Sterling Funt- 

tore 15870 Mkktebeft. Uvonre. Ml 

48154 (313) 281-9800 

BOOKKEEPER 

Needed tor Farmmôn HBt aret 

Datal onented ft expenence m 

B peyatte torooratrueaon pot 

ALA terms 

wavers Proficiency m Lotu 

kno-lsdgs ol Skyttot fanpr.. 

ftti^na to PO Baa 308S. Fsnr 

BOOKKEEPER PART-TIME (15-20 

hrs) tor SoutMteto based business 

Wlt»ir inciucle oottcMns 

tcccxmts recervaWe'accoonia pey 

mm paint eta FaM paoad ammon 

mart Mutl be wal cnjanueu ft 

ettaert Mutt pa aaoatent 

24587 NorthwaaMm Hwy Suts 1 SO 

SouMetd Mi 48075 

•OOKKEEPEWAYROU. 

Growing Romutot torn Mutl have 

snoe * Lotus axpen 

" " t S S l l l ' y M C B 

HV48T-54B0 PA* 313-447-1838 

BOOKKEEPERS 

m ont at MWaatn'i Mrgttt 

tenant CPA tome BP'-gU 

«s i i in. M m 

•tonot up thmugr. ne VanctJ toato- 

manto along a«i good oowtpmtr tnd 

W1W—ii.iriiain slito Mtrwnel m m 

retotred baaed uson poatoon Out* 

tad cinaaiHi geaae sand resume 

• salary i»aiwiniti toe 

Monday, N o v e m b e r 18,1996 O & E ClaMlftcattons 502 to 502 ( * ) 7 C 

Help Wanurd- 

OfGwClerid 

E • / » 

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BOOKKEEPING/ 

SUPERVISOR 

oookfeeapaing. who • oomputer it- 

erate ft peopto-orianltd Great 

BUILDERS SECRETARY 

accounting skils needed PtrVM- 

time cm (810) 539-8990 

BUSY OFFICE needt dependable 

person, fut-Bme. dtys Phone work, 

dispatch, typing Computer skids • 

plus Must hava good command ot 

the Engkah language ft good organi- 

sational Sal® reeitne to 

1673 Star-Batt Dr 

Rochester Hills Ml 48309 

^ CALL N O W ! 

IMMEDIATE 

O P E N I N G S 

. ADMINISTRATIVE 

ASSISTANTS 

. SECRETARIES 

• WORD 

PROCESSORS 

. SWITCHBOARD 

. RECEPTIONISTS 

. DATA ENTRY 

CLERKS 

. CUSTOMER 

SERVICE 

. FILE CLERKS 

. MAILROOM CLERKS 

We ofler vacation ft holiday pay 

1 referral bonuses Hease cal tor 

an appointment today' 

Madaon Hgts 

CAREERS 

ADVERTISING 

AUTOMOTIVE 

LEASING 

BANKING 

DENTAL 

MARKETING 

SUBURBAN 1 !' $19,999 « m 

PERMANENT OPENINGS 

Ertry Laval PR, Msrkatmg arc racap- 

— M O T SPOTSW 

Here « yen* chance to meet IMio's 

Win snd utkze your txaness at- 

queos CSR dutas, arawer phones 

spots tor smart nrnkarl 

Compeny Paid Fee Agency 

Dorothy Day Personnel 

Of Michigan 

Somerset JOas 

81 fr649-6797 Fsx 649-2496 

3001 W Og Beaver Ste. 119 

Troy, Ml 43»4 

Laurel Part Olttoe 

31 >591-6700 lax 591-3130 

17199 Laurel Part Dnve North 

Livonia Ml 48152 

D A Y 

CASHIER 

STUDENT ACCOUNTS 

{Part-Time - 24 hrs^wk.) 

Cashier needed lor busy Student 

Accounts Office to handle a variety ol 

tasks Must possess excellent cus- 

tomer relations skills and be 

extremely detail onented Pnor cash- 

lenng experience a plus Basic 

accounting terminology with the use 

of spreadsheets reqwred Hours 3 

days (10-2), 1 day (8-12), 1 day 

(11-7 30). $7 46 per hour Send 

resume to Human Resources 

Madonna Unrversrty 36600 School 

craft Road, Uvonia Ml. 48150-1173 

MU is tn Equal Opportunity 

Employer 

CLERICAL HELP 

Part tma. 5 days a watt. 3 txx*s par 

day Duttt include typing, fang, ft 

oopytna Send reaumt to 

Bart>aia 

30700 Ta 

DeChamptom 

Danagtd Care^ 

C R A Managed 

Telegraph, Si 

Bingham Farms. Ml 48025 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Numarout Itmp-to perm and perma- 

nent positions available Have our 

P"-*etsiona*y trained stall assist you 

n your employment search Training 

available On various software 

P"Dgrams 

Call today lor details"! 

UVONIA, 313-266-8600 

SOUTHFIELD, 810-352-1300 

TAYLOR. 313-284-0777 

AUBURN HILl^ 810-373-7500 

SHELLING. 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITY 

Electronics company in Farmington 

HiHs has numerous temp to perm 

openngs Entry level positions and up 

wilting to train!' Any electncal 

assembly, PC board winng testing 

eipenence helpful Bluepnnt reading 

is a plus CALL TOOAY"i 

UVONIA, 313-266-8600 

SOUTHFIELD. 810-352-1300 

TAYLOR, 313-284-0777 

AUBURN HILLS 810-373-7500 

SNELUNG. 

PERSONNEL SERVICES 

SSS CHRISTMAS CASH S$$ 

We have immediate Long ft Short 

term assignments available m the fol- 

lowing areas 

• Data Entry 

• Switchboard'Recoplion 

• Customer Service 

• Secretaries 

. MS Word 

• WordPerfect 

Day and Evening shifts available 

One year experience required 

OFnCETEAM m 

Sptciahzrd Aiiminurrarrw Staffing • 

(810) 358-0222 

(810) 358-0941 

28588 Northwestern Hwy 

Suite »250 

Southfield. Ml 48034 

EOE 

Clerical 

Immediate 

Openings 

Source Ont Mortgage has 

immeckale clerical openings tor 

mdMduala looking tor a chal- 

lenging opportunty 

Qualified candidates shoitd pot- 

sess the toftowtng skits 

• Data Entry 

• Strong Tan Kay Abaty 

• Typing 35-wpm 

• Previous Banking 

Experience a Plus 

Our fast-paced environment 

offers excalent opportunities to 

those interested in letrrang Ihe 

mortgage banking mduetry We 

also ofler a vary competltve 

Qualified candidates should 

sendfax resume or apply Mcm- 

Fn 9am-4pm 

Hunan Resources 

SOURCE ONE 

MORTGAGE 

SERVICES 

CORPORATION 

27555 Farmington Rd 

Farmington HiHs. Ml 48334 

FAX 810-488-7121 

Or tor other avatabw 

positions ptosM call 

Our Job Opervng Hotline 

at 810-488-7 JOB 

«. EOE WffON . 

5 0 2 

Vuitd- 

Clerietl 

COMMERCIAL 

ORDER ENTRY 

American Communcabona Network, 

t Tl»y B 

Company, m tootong tor t detail on- 

. todMduti 

rtqui lorms into tha system Banc 

computer kriottodga such at Win 

dows 95 ft MS Word • t piut Plette 

sendAai resume Fait 810-740-4666 

Amanctn Commuracatoris 

100 W Big Beaver SUM 400 

Troy, Ml 48064 

R "CONTRACT"! 

I EMPLOYMENT • 

Administrative 

Assistants 

• Customer Service ! 

>-To+tre 

Term 

CLERICAL/OFFICE 

HVAC Company has tu« and part- 

time openings lor Telephone. Clencal 

and Administrative positions Good 

commumcaton and computer skills 

necessary Sand resume to 2034 N 

Telegraph, Dearborn Ml 48128 

CLERICAL OPENING 

For construction firm Part-txne Mon- 

Fri , 9am-3pm Various duties, 

cornputer'commuracaiion skits 

810-473-1100 

CLERICAL POSITION 

Available 

Duties include Mmg. photocopymg. 

and data entry Please send resume 

Human Resources (ADM 50). PO Box 

5016 Rochester HHIs. Ml 4830B 

CLERICAL 

Administrative Assistants 

Data Entry (7 CCO- key strokes) 

Receptionist Accounting 

Expenence ul MS WordPerfect. 

Excel, and PowerPoint 45- WPM 

USSI 610-258-5111 

Fax* 810-258-8895 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Permanent positions with top 

firms! 

GENERAL OFFICE - Typing 

40wpm 1 yr expenence Data 

entry wth a variety ol duties 

$7-49 00^. 

SECRETARY - Plush firm seeks 

professional individual with Word- 

Perfect and Lotus expenence lo 

assist 2 sales agents $24,000 

SECRETARY - Large automotive 

'irm seeks expenenced -ndrvidual 

to stoport VP tf operations with 

variety ot duties, inducing presen- 

tations ft travel arrangements uti- 

•jing Word ft Excel Mid 20s to 

ugh 30s 

PERMANENT STAFF 

TROY 

1810)585-2720, Fax 585-2725 


L (810) 737-5750 . 

' CAREER v 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Excellent opportunities 

are available in the 

Livonia area. We are 

looking for people with 

enthusiastic attitudes 

and a desire to learn. 

Immediate, full-time 

openings available in: 

• Administrative 

• General Oltice 

• Reception 

• Secretarial 

• Human Resources 

Please call for more 

information!! 

¥ 

ERFORMANCE 

E R S O N N E L 

313-513-5823 . 

CLERICAL 

Be a part of out growing team 

Corrwig Clinical LaDo-atones is cur- 

rently seeking lo tffl Ihe following 

positions 

DATA ENTRY 

OPERATOR 

Billing Dept/Day Shift 

Retires a minimum 55-60 wpm key- 

boarding skils 



Day Shift 

Customer service and'or BJ'-mg expe- 

nence necessary 

LAB ENTRY 

OPERATOR 

Afternoon Shift |7PM I 

Reouires a minimum of 55-60 

wpm. keytxiarding skills 

For .mmediale consideration, please 

complete an application Mon -Thurs 

11AM-3PM I please come prepared 

for testing) at Coming Omical Labo- 

ratories, 4444 G-Mings Road Auburn 

Wis, Ml EOE M'F,fi,V 

M U M 

RECEPTIONIST/ 

CASHIER 

Saturn taoMy seeking a aedcatao. 

oulgomg rxkvKkiai who s com- 

mand to customer satatacoon tor 

luMme ReceptiomstCashier posi- 

tion Wa ofler excatent worlung 

commons, health and dental maur- 

ance paid holidays and vacations 

401K program Appf» in person 

at 

SATURN OF 


24730 Haggerty Road 

Farmington H&s. Ml 48335 

(Haggerty Road. |ust north ot 

CLERIC AURECEPTIONIST 

LIGHT Bookkeeping Teiegraptv'12 

Mue area public accountmg otfica 

Call 

accounting olUx 

(810) 258-9220 

CLERICAL WORKER 

to answer phones and direct clients 

type reports, conduct drug screens, 

balance daily -eceipts and make 

deposits copy and assembly mate- 

rials Personable person with good 

ortce skills Reply to Sue Demers 

Farmmglon Area Counseling Cen- 

ters, A Division ot Oakland Family 

Services 23450 Middle Deft Farm 

mgton Hulls, Ml 48336 

© 

CLERICAL/ 

DATA ENTRY 

Experience m oookkeepmg arid 

inventory control, prelerady in a 

retail environment Windows PC 

skits are essential Fut tme posi- 

tion available 

For immediale confidents consid- 

eration please send resume or 

apply m person al oor new B»r- 

mlngham location 

Ethan Allen 

H o m e Interiors 

275 N Woodward Ave 

Birmingham, Ml 48009 

Phone (8101 540-8558 

Fax (810) 5*0-8778 

We Are An Equal Opportunity.' 

1 Employer 

CLERICAL 

$8-$11XR 

We are looking for motivated 

oftvee professionals lor a 

vanety ot positions 

Call 313-261 3830 for an interview 

I n t e r i m . 

f J t S 0 * N £ L 

• Temp-To-I 

• Long/Short 

• Growth Companies 

• Close To Home '. 

. Excellent Pay 

• Excellent Pay | 

. Medical Insurance Plan I 

• 401k Plan 

. Stock Purchaee Plan 

. VacattorvWotday Benefits I 

Cai Today-! 

iN Oakland 810650-56SO| 

'Western Wayne 810-615-06601 

• Madison Hts 810445-25S0| 

"Macomb 

810-412-8890! 

: W e s t e r n : 

MTirr iiiTicst.J 

5 0 2 

DATA ENTRY 

OM«IK> ol butdtog 

products heads experienced Ml ttna 

parson Needs lobe abto 

heavy volume of typing, 

have good ana*«cal skfts tnd abWty 

to giatp industry Mmtnotogy Ful 

packags and growth opportunities 

Apply Monday through Friday..* 

Mrikken MHwork. 6361 Slerkng Or . 

N between 14 k IS Mis Rds East 

oft Mound or Fax resume to: (810) 

825-0244, attn Keren Evans 

D A T A INPUT 

Computer service btfseu m Fanti- 

ingun HMs seeks ndkiidual with good 

math A typmg sfcfto |mnwn 45 

wpm) Salary commensurals wth sM 

level & experience ptos excetenl 

fringe benefits Cal Mr Rack 

(810) 553-3143 

DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR 

Evenings A pnvate dub seekmg 

strong inOvtoual to oversee dnmg 

room, tram service Rat and assure 

member satisfaction Eicetam bene- 

fits Send Rasume P 0 Box 186, 

Btoomfieid Htto. Ml 48303-0186 

5 0 2 

Wated- 

Oencal 

FWAWCUL SECRETARY' 

CLERICAL 

Sharp mdMdual tor 20-30 hours par 

•wak. PoastoMy of MHtna. L-gm 

OT (Wonfcerfeet). copying. Mng. 

Send ratiant atto salary require- 

ment to PMGM 81S7 W Grand 

Rmw. Suite 10. BrMton. Ml 481 IS 

or Fax to 810-22^8002 

FREE SOFTWARE 

TRAJNINGII! 

TEMP TO H1REI 

poeiaons that require 

sklis and WE CAN TRAJNI'I 

Corporaie 

M Personnel 

Services Inc 

JSiSL 362-9696 

5 0 2 

Vntri- 

Clerictl 

HUMAM RESOURCES 

SECRETARY 

ria^ci company 

Mat. schedult vacations 

INSURANCE • Personal Unas 

AcocKrit Maneger needed tor Uvorw 

agency wth S yr* mirwnum experi- 

ence License service ft seRng 

ability required Stltry optn 

Resumes io: PO Bos 511077. 

Uvonia, 48151 or Its resume to 

313-525-0967 

ENTRY LEVEL SALES 

Growing marnrfacturer m Bmktng 

Products industry has need tor adt» 

honel Sales Repreesnfanon calling on 

lumber yards, glass dsslera. home 

impnjvemenl cxntractors ft butders 

Some overnight travel involved 

Salary bonus, oompany car. Blue 

Cross ft other benefits. Prsler degree 

m Liberal Arts or Marketing Other 

degreed candidates or those with 

some sales expenenca considered 

Send rasume to Entry Level Salts 

20775 Chestoy Or . Farmmglon. Ml 

48336 or FA* to 810-478-1475 

CUSTOMER ORDER PRO- 

CESSING CLERK 

manuiactunng company seeks lull 

time professional individual n! excel- 

lent vertial. clenctf. typing ft organi- 

zational skils Knowledge Of overs! 

business operations requred Profi- 

ciency m Windows-Based Word Per- 

fect, Microsoft Word, & Excel are 

required Must hava abtty to work on 

several tasks at Ihe same tme Send 

resume to Gehring LP 34800 Drake 

Rd , Farmington Hills. M 48335 


person needed tor fwe protection 

postion Knowledge hetplul Etna 

Supply Co Good benefts Apply at 

Etna Supply Co 29949 Bee* Rd., 

Wacom. EOE 

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ 

SALES SUPPORT 

position mdudes order procassmg 

and computer entry Ful time Com- 

pel Irve salary ft benefits Fax resume 

to Attn Linda (810) 333-0917 

or call (810) 335-2683 

C U S T O M E R 

S E R V I C E 

Wal organized person with excetent 

phone tnfl data entiy skills Duties 

inctode customer order entry and 

loftow-up Expenence preferred Com- 

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 

Position for fast growing lit service 

commercial real estate oompany 

Assist 4 top brokers n an exerting, 

intense environment Excellent bene- 

Ms ft top pay commensurste wth 

experience Complete knowledge of 

Microsoft Word 6 0 WordPerfect ft 

graphc packages, etc Superior Pe- 

tition ft wordprocessmg skills neces- 

stry Real estatt background 

preferred but not required Send 

resume to 

Signature Atsocietss 

Attn , Office Manager 

One Towne Square, Suite 1200, 

Southfield. Ml 48076 

No phone calls pwase! 

MOELLER MFG. CO. 

43938 Plymouth Oaks Blvd 

Ptymouth, Ml 48170 

(313) 416-0000 

Fix (313) 416-2200 

CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK 

neaoed lu! time for large retail turni- 

turs company Please apply at 41915 

Foifc Ri ~ 

Rd , Canton 

CUSTOMER SERVICE lor small 

busy Novi insurance oflice perma- 

nent futl or part time Call 

610-347-4100 


Great career opportunity m last 

growing company Full A part time, 

experience onfy Cal ask lor Bob 

9-10am or 4-6pm 313-895-3000 


Just in time tor the holidays exciting 

environment" Type 25 WPM, com- 

puttr literate Part-time evenings 

(810) 737-1711 

TEMPORARY RESOURCES 

CLERK - Attorneys in FarmingSon 

Hills wil tram tor mew computerized 

offce Typing ft spefcng skills estan 

Mi Experience not requireo Startmg 

wage $6 par hour with regular 

increases (810) 855-6562 

CLERK 

Republic Bank is seeking a Fas Clark 

lor Farmington Hills area W\» main- 

tain Mes m proper order, check tiles m 

and out, assist in Me sat-up and 

handle incoming phone cats Ful 

time position wth complete Benefit 

package Please send your cover 

letter and resume to REPUBLIC 

BANK Central Human Resources, 

500 N Homer Street. Lansmo. Ml, 

1-4342 EOE/AA 

CUSTOMER SERVICE.' 

DATA ENTRY 

Expenence preferred Resumes to 

CMC. 28200 Orchard Lake Rd Suite 

a 104, Farmmglon Hills Ml 48334 

(810) 539-3100 

CUSTOMER SERVICE • 

PROBLEM SOLVERS 

Candidates lor Ihese positions are 

offered 

• on goin^ training to improve 

• on going computer training 

• career advsmcement opportunity 

• positive atmosphere 

• choce ol location 

• paid hefndays A vacations 

• long or short lerni assignments 

• day or evening ass^jnments 

• no sales responsibilities 

Cal Carol today 

Birmingham Livonia 

646-7861 473-2931 

Advantage Staffing 

EXECUTIVE 

RECEPTIONIST 

Southfield firm is seekmg a higr 

energy, professional reception. »1 

Expedience wth a high volume 

switchboard/voice mail Is not 

reqjirod but helpful Basic general 

office skills indudKig tght wordpro- 

cessmg is preferred Must have great 

communications ft organizational 

sluts Growth potential lor the nght 

candidate Competitive salary and ful 

benefits Please send resume and 

salary requirements to Box 1388 

Observer ft Eccentnc Newspapers 




EXECUTIVE 

RECEPTIONIST 

Bloomfield HiHs firm is seeking a high 

energy professional receptionist 

Expenence with a high volume 

switchboard/voice mai' is not 

required, but hetplul Basic general 

office skits inclucknc fcght wordpro- 

cessmg is preferred Must have great 

communcation 4 organizational skills 

Growth potential for the nght candi 

date Competitive salary and lull Ben- 

efit! Please send resume and salary 

requirements lo Box 1368 

Observer ft Eccentric Newspapers 




EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

Required tor a professional firm MS 

Word ft dictation skills essential IT 

you possess a business demeanor 

the ability lo pnorttizt venous duhes 

ft to work independently, please 

respond m writing lo HR ' Personnel. 

2000 N Woodward, «t30. Bloomheid 

Hilfcs, Mi 48304 

GENERAL OFFICE AND 

GENERAL OFFCE/MAJL CLERK 

2 lu* tuna positions Wor#er1ect or 

basic computer keyboard (Mto. pho- 

tocopying. Sing, knowledge ol gen- 

eral o«ica procedures " dng. 

Now professional otoct Sand intro- 

duction letter wth resume and aaiaty 

requramants to: 

Box 11367 



Uvonia. Ml 48150 

INSURANCE - Slate Farm Agency «l 

Garden CtyWymouth looking tor out- 

gong. dependable, hard worker to 

aaaat m sales ft customer service 

313-281-3447 

INVENTORY CONTROL ASSIST 

To $22,000 MtfOr Troy 6m MS 

Word and Excel Ught 

sktos Opportunty to advance Bene- 

fits CaH Demote, 810772-6760 

Sneltmg Personnel Services 

General Office 

Billy Bob's 

axpandng seekmg individ- 

uals tor general dencto. h* 

or part tme $8 50 hour 

Cal Craig or Bob (810) 549-4263 

GENERAL 

OFFICE 

Excellent lor ratable parson tor 

variety ol daily tasks Must be neat 

and accurate Computer ability 

helpful wa tram further. Stale tul 

qualifications Personnel Dept 2921 

industrial Row. Troy Ml 48084 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Farmington manuiactunng compeny 

Pleasant phone personality Com- 

puter data entry ft A/R and or AP 

experience rwlplui Blue Cross ft 

other benefits Non Smoking offce 

Reply Mon thru Frt . between 8am 

4 30pm (810) 478-7788 

JOBS OF 

THE WEEK 

RECEPTIONIST Strong phone si 

Hî profile $10 Mow 

CUSTOMER SERVICE General 

oftics expenenca Great people skills 

$7 $8 hour 

SECRETARY MS Word ft Excel Oood 

ripmg ft people «dk $6-$l0 hr. 

GENERAL OFFICE Entry M 

Excellent phone and people tk*s 

Southfield $7-$8 hour 

SPREADSHEET Strong Excel 

needed Westside $»-$t2 hour 

DATA ENTRY Good phone tnd 

typing skills $7-$8 hour 

OFFICE CLERICAL Phones, Mng, 

typmg $6-$7 hour 

FRONT OFFICE Good phone, 

people and customer service skits a 

mutt. Ught bookkeeping Word or 

WPO Lotus t ptos 

810-447-9690 

SNELLING PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

'GENERAL OFFICE 

Ful nme Troy law Arm Duties 

mckids answering telephone, 

typing. Mmg. and to work m any 

caoaaty that wil best accommo- 

date the needs of the office 

Good organizational Uuts and 

computer knowledge required 

Send resume to 

Hiring Partner 

2301 W Big Beaver Rd 

Suite 222 

v Troy. Ml 48084 . 


Fun-time Musl have computer skils. 

accounts payable ft accounts racaiv- 

aPie various duties Excetent bene- 

fits program Cal lot appt Miss 

Austin, Sterner Floors 810-353-4050 

Bioomfieio Htls 


Grea; opportunity m SoutWieid tor 

office generalise Filmg, data entry w* 

tram Computer AR and/or AP a plus 

Fitl benefits package mdudmg 401K. 

Cal Mrs Tliompeon 

(810) 356-4000 


Knowledge of Accounts Payable ft 

Accounts Receivable Expenenced 

With computerized software Some 

clencal duties mvolved $18.00(VYr 

Troy based company Call Claudia 

Fexist (810) 669-0003 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

international company seeks a 'sea- 

soned' Executive Secretary with 5 

years expenence lor sales office m 

Farmmglon Hits Must be capable of 

working mdapendertUy and "wearing 

many hat" Proficient with WordPer- 

fect 6 1 tor Windows ACT* tor Win- 

dows and some spreaosheet 

expenence (Ouattro Pro preferred) 

Demanding positxxi encompasses 

rmrftiple tasks m 4 perscm office 

Diversified expenence required We 

oft comparaele beneMs and a salary 

range ol $24-$30.000 Send resurr* 

to Offce Manager 23399 Commerce 

Dnve Suite 8-10, Farmington HiHs, 

I 48335, or FAX C 810442-7088 

An Equal OpportimHy Employer 

48912 or FAX 517-351 

CLERK-SECRETARY 

REPUBLIC Bank a searchmg for ar 

Office Clerk to Ne type, perform doc- 

umentation and be detail onented tor 

our Farmmglon Hils offica Excetent 

potibon to sttrt a protosskjnai career 

with room for advancement. Full time 

position with complele benefit 

package Please sand your cover 

letter and rasume to: REPUBLIC 

BANK Central Human Raaourcas 

I 500 N Homer Street. Lansmo. Ml . 

1342 EOE/AA 

CHIROPRACTIC 

ASSISTANT 

Part knaMMmoona 20hrv»te« M 

W-F 2 45 7 30pm Stturdty 

11-4 30pm Looting tor tn nOnrnkm 

seeking long-term employment 

wtmg io tram Clencal mm neces- 

sity 27527 Jay Rd . 1* MOCt W Of 

"rater Rd . Wetland (113) $22-5801 

CLERICAL 

Fast paced office Bookkeepmy 

phone volume 

ax rasume to 

mm to 

WHbeck Appliances 

1 Delroe Ml 48220 

RESI PECOO IKIIVW *. 

computer skils Heavy pi 

Days ft evamnos Fax 

(810) 541-2023 or 

PO Box 2018 

CLERICAL 

& FILE CLERK 

Soutnlistd insurance companv 

seeking a m time person wth knoae- 

edge of PC mauranca CSR offica 

expanenoe ft hat ab«v to inter data 

Mo an IBM compute- Fyl banetos 

Also teekmg part Bme Fas Clerk. 3 

days a -eat Contact Mr Manning 

(810) 352-7500 

48912 or FAX 517 351-4342 I 

COLLECTIONS 

SPECIALIST 

Dut to continued growth Hovinga 

Business Systems a drvmon d IKON 

OfVa Solutions. • currently looking 

lor a nuaWied mdMdual tor their 

Accounts Receivable department n 

Her Nom Oltice Cotacaona expen- 

enca and strong communcatona 

skills necessary Two yaar degree or 

equivalent expenenca helpful Poai- 

ncm offers an excatent comprahen- 

tivt rmedical dmtto pton Pre* 

sharing through 40IK and an 

employer sponsored pennon plan 

also available » you are mtereeled 

pleaee send cover letter and reeume 

to ConfroSer HOVINGA BUSINESS 

SYSTEMS. 2780 44th Street SW 

Grand Rapids Ml 49509 EOE 


needed tul wne tor ftoeHto ecfiedtle 

Excetenl beneMs program Apply m 

person at 30786 Grand River. Farm- 

ngton Mto (810) 478-7030 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

Part time 30hrVwk Duties mdude 

Mmg. typing ft Miac protects. Mm 1 

yr office expenence Mail resume 

Mooter Mfg Co 

43938 Plymouth Oaks Blvd 

Plymouth Mi 48170-2584 

Attn Mr Trapp 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

Seekmg mdtvtoual to maintain client s 

data base, mdudmg generations ol 

internal reports, requesting data and 

monitoring data How Must be extrem- 

emiy proficient m Lotus 123 ft E«ce- 

Fut time or part tme Contact 

Director of Human Resources 28124 

Orchard Lake Rd Ste 110 Farm- 

mglon HNS. Ml 48334-3760 

DATA ENTRY 

Growing companies M 

Plymouth 4 Uvoma in search 

of data entry operators 

hr. 

S8-S9 pei 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 

DATA ENTRY 

OPERATORS!! 

We ere lookmg lor teverai 

candidates tor temp to MIRE 

GREAT PAr ft BENEFITS 1 ' 

f Z L — Corporate 

^ ~M Personnel 

Service* mc 

(810) 362-9696 

EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST 

NEEDED 

Looking lor eager. motivated individ- 

uals «Ao enjoy answenng phones 

and assisting customers Must be 

oersonaole and hsve excellent com- 

munication skits Computer sk«s are 

e plus' Temp end perm opportunities 1 

Call Today Referral Bonus ft Monthy 

Contests . 

SNELLING PERSONNEL 

SERVICE 

LtVONtA, 313-266-6600 

SOUTHFIELD 810-352 1 300 

TAYLOR 313-284-0777 

AUBURN HILLS 810-373-7500 

SNELLING 


Part-Bme. Monday through Friday 

l-5pm. tor property management 

company Bookketpmg experience 

helpful Ouiel oflice Btoomfieid 

area Send resume with saiaty 

requirements 

Box 11351 



Livonia. Mi 48150 

502 

Va*l 

CVrieal 


•PARTNER POSITION* 

P I (ton sea 

tor buey paftoar. tapHeart t u 

protoent to Word Kftoa and I 

malpractice/litigation experience 

Pleasant surroundings 

94+0000 

1948-9494 

o^FAX returns to.'(8i°0) 


The tow office of Ciert; Mi P L C • 

au-aplna reeumee tor IsgM saora- 

lanee m to Birmingham offica 2 years 

togil secretarial nparltnca raaund 

Attractive benefit package nctodw 

pension. 401K. medcal. Ms Pleaee 

sand ratutna artto attory requnemento 

to: Ann Personnel. Clark HM Pi_C„ 

256 S Woodward. 3rd Floor. Bir 

mmgham. Ml 48009 


Troy law lirm seeks tul Bme expen- 

enced Legal Secretary wth WordPer- 

tect Mule We oftor 

. Compear* Salary 

Uto ft DuaMly Ineurance 

Vacation ft Personal Days 

Send resume with salary history to: 

LegM Adrr 

W Big Beevi 

Tro, Ml Rd . Sla S00 

48064 

Equal Opportmty Employer 

LAWYERS, PARALEGAL S ft 

LEGAL SECRETARIES 

Bwminghem. smal firm needs 2 good 

ones Greet environment Fix 

ime to (810) 645-2234 

or call (810) 645-0750 

LEGAL ASSISTANT 

College ortdusls 3 5 or better to 

work m Farmmglon Hts law office 

Good organuauona anfl people skills 

Non-smoker Ask for Lmda al 

(810) 737-8400 

LEGAL ASSISTANT 

Farmmglon HMs law lirm is m need of 

your probttt expertise Ot very busy 

probele department needs your good 

organization skils ft atlenDon to 

detail Word Perfect skills s plus 

Work in attractive offices with 

pleasant people Excetent sita/y 4 

Benefits Send resume to Box 9057. 

Farmmglon HHs, Ml 46333 

LEGAL SECRATARY 

- F or personal injury law firm 

m Southfield lAnimum ol 3 

years expenence 

Call, (810) 552-1000 


4-5 days UBgMion experience pre- 

ferred WordPerfect 6 1 Pleast tend 

or Fax resume kx Office Maneger. 

30500 Northwestern Hay SM 500 

Farmmglon H*s. Ml 4*334 FAX 

610-851-9421 

502 

Vrted- 

Ocncai 

OFFICE ASSISTANT 

For W WmitoHM toe otfca Pert- 

ime to handto vanety ot lasts Ught 

typing. Mng dtotntoy WotdPsrtod 

HATOSL Ca* 81H61-8000 


Southfield Dent seeks PuOhsn« 

Secretary wth Microtoft Office 

expenence n w In Ptottt cat: 

(810) 380-9777 


Part-Bme person nee did approa- 

maaafy 20 hraJaik tor Wmen Apt 

Muet heve • 

oommuntcaeon Mto ft general tfltot 

skits $»hr lo start Send feaitne to: 

Office Assistant. P 0 Box 4$«. 

Btoomfieid MM. Ml 48303-0458 


' For torgs cleanma service 

Ful medtoel. danW ft Ms. 

$8 10 SMA Fm Bms 

Mon-Fn days Computer ft cnone 

eaametot Cm tor mora dttalt. 

AMERICAN FREEDOM CLEANERS 

810-473-9300 

LEGAL SECRETARY. $24,700 

feasant 

openmgt Cal Barb. (810) 772-6780 

Snellmg Psrsonnsl Services 

LEGAL SECRETARY. $29 000 

Insurance delenss or medcal mal- 

practice sxpenence Good organiza- 

tional sauts Chamngrng spot Great 

location outttandmg t> 

Cal Kalhy (810) 772-6760 

Smting Peraonnei Services 

LIVONIA FIRM seeks piesstnt 

person for vanout oflice dunes 

Answer phones, help customers, 

word processing, tic Hours tre 

10:30-4 30 dtty 313-427-3510 

MAIL CLERK 

Ltrgs Southfield organaaton is 

seeking a tol Bms mail room clerk 

Indrvidutl must bt tnsndty. ensroeoc 

and dependable Duties includ

a c t * ) Classifications 502 to 506 O&E Monday, November 18, 1996 

H €MPlOVM€NT 

5 0 2 

HeipWtnled- 

Oflice Clerical 

OPEN HOUSE 

Nov 19, 20 & 21. 

9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m 

.Entecf, Personnel Servicer Inc 

«rt M recruting proMesonal **»- 

victuals win experience in any A 

the following positions 

Word Processing SecrAanes 

Cteta Entry OperAora 

Telemarketing lEvenmg) 

Short term, long-term 8 lemporery 

to direct operwias No appomt- 

menl necessary Busmess attire a 

musl Resume and proper 10 'or 

1-9 nenfcatoi required 

Enlech Perscxv>A 

Services Inc 

26913 MOlWHWII My Si 150 

SoutMieW Ml 40034 

(8101 354-1600 

PARALEGAL / LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

Bankruptcy ami' or comme«cia< litiga- 

tor eipenence a plus Please send 

resume lo Human Resources 

|ApM70i. PO Bo. 5016 Rochester 

•*s Ml 48308 

PARALEGAL OR NURSE 

a»sy Oakland County la* firm needs 

adatal-onenieO person win- medical 

tMcftgnxmd to w w and organize 

rleocal-ecords Send resume lo 320 

& Maple. Suite 171 Birmingham Ml 

PART-TIME WORD 

PROCESSOR - NIGHTS 

fêstigious Delrort law hrrn m u a 

l»rt-'ime person iviir expenence in 

WordPerfect 5 i DOS wfio types 

*HI0 opm Working 2 or 3 days per 

wee* 7 lo 8 hours per niîi Den-e 

someone who a deoendaUe and ac« Ml 48ISC 

SECRETARY 

5 0 2 

HelpVaold- 

SECRETARY 

Pan-lime lor Farmington Hilla 

ecccuxemc h m General dmcal skAs 

» ViowtedgM of WordPerMct needed 

S7«v to nan (810) 851-2990 

SECRETARY / PROCESSOR 

needed tor a growing mongega com- 

pany m Farmmgton has Knowledge 

ot conforming 8 non-conforming 

mortgage loans a plus 1MB tram Vie 

nght carKfcdeto Please cal Alan al 

First Corr,IT,unify Mortgage Services 

t Community Mortgage 

810-539-9955 

SECRETARY/ 

RECEPTIONIST 

Local Real Estate Development Com- 

pany seeks lu* lime Secretary 

Receptionist with rruAi-task skAs tor a 

fast paced office environment Musl 

nave 'take-charge' personality, excel- 

lent telephone typing-proofing, filmg 

& organizational skills Must have 

computor knowledge m Microsoft 

Oflce Protosnonal 8 McroSofl Pro- 

iecl Mirwnum 5 yeers expenence 

Salary wi* be commensurate with 

expenence Send resume & refer- 

ence* to 

Secretary Receptionist 

P O Box 2S2324 

Wesi Bloomfeld, Ml 48325 

SECRETARY,RE CEPTIOtNIST 

Westland offcee 2 Days.** after 

training Mature, experienced, detail 

onenled. need only apply L 

(313) 981-: 

message 1-2225 

# 

SECRETARY,' 

RECEPTIONIST 

Seeking someone with skAs 

in typing, data entry, 

anewemg phones and fling Ful txne 

and benefits (313) 722-8200 

SECRETARY/ 

RECEPTIONIST 

FRIENDLY professional phone 

manner, provide clencal support 

Excellenl computer, data entry 8 

typmg skills Send resume to Per- 

sonnel Dept, Boys 8 Girts Republic 

28000 W 9 Mile Road, Farmington 

Hils. Ml 48336 E0€ 

SECRETARY,RECEPTIONIST 

needed fu* nme Good typmg 8 

phone SWM. computer expenence 

NMpM Ca* (3131 722-9210 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

Fu*-time Excellenl benelits Duties 

to mdude Good leiephone skills 

strong computer skAs. copymg. 

faxmg. typmg quotes Macintosh 

knowledge a plus Subma cover letter 

8 resume to 

Ryot* Oe Casting |USA). Inc . 2950 

W Square Lake Rd Sle 212. Troy, 

Ml 48096 or FAX 810-641-9969 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

pan time, ioC share oppoilixMty avail- 

able with large residential buadng 

compeny located m 13 MleOrchard 

Lake area 2 or 3, 8 fir days per 

week (flexible) Qualified camaoate 

should be an accurate 45 wpm typist 

and have a pleasant leiephone per- 

sonally A recent phone expenence 

helpM Eiceaent pay tor a highly 

quaMied person Please cai Dawn al 

Edward Rose 8 Sons 

810-539-2255 

S E C R E T A R Y 

Tie Accident Fund Company, tne 

largest writer ol workers compensa- 

tion insurance m Michigan a seeking 

a Secretary tor its Legal Department 

m our Southfield office 

TTks position IS responses tor per- 

forming transcription composing cor- 

respondence. scheduling 

appomtments mduOng depositions 

and court dales Aoditiona*y. main- 

lams attorney s docket case lists arid 

prepares appelate briefs Mamtams 

and organizes case fies and legal 

docket system 

Quai-ilied canadMes wil possess a 

high tcftool diploma or equivalent A 

mmmum ol three years' secretary 

expenence « required or equivalent 

work which provides lha necessary 

skids AMity to type 60 wpm is 

required and the at»My to transcribe 

legal and rneacal mformancm Excel- 

lent grammar, punctuation and 

speAng skAs essential Excellent oral 

and written communication skUs are 

requved. 

The Accident Fund Company • a 

dynamic wort envwonmem and offers 

an excellent compensation and bene- 

Ms package interested and quakted 

applicants should submit resume and 

salary recrements to: 

Accident Fund Company 

Human Resources Dept 

P O Box 40790 

Lansing. Ml 48901-7990 


SECRETARY, TO >32.000 

international Troy Mm «*S Word 

and Excal Strong secretarial MiAa 

needed BeneMs (810) 772-6760 

Sneang Personnel Servces 

SECRETARY WANTED tor Farrn- 

ngtcm HAS Mm Proficiency with 

Word requred. Maoraotfi experi- 

ence not necesaary out desired 60« 

wpm Fax resume to 

810-932-520112 

SECRETARY 

We are a growing profesaDnal IWm 

w*hm the Oakland County area m 

need of an expenenced. petonabto 

Secretary w*h aiceMrt computer 

skAs. typmg speed ol at east 50 

wpm. written 8 verttel communication 

skAs. good organizational aMto. m A 

teak onented. and can wort regueed 

overtime during our peak 

•raon who cat 

environment Send your 

. expectations in 

confidence to Boa 11237 

Obeerver 8 

36251 SchootcraR Rd 

UVOMA. Ml 48150 

SECRET ARYAVORO PROCESSOR 

For SoutAeld CPA oMce Hands on 

Ca* tor an 

(810) 559-2222 

SMOKE FREE OFFICE accepting 

appaceaona tor ntSMdual "Mng lo 

t Duaae 

8 Mng Muet !«•«« computer 

Be fne'-ly a wMng to leam Hour* 

8 30AM-5 30PM Entry Mvei poeMon 

a nn to r hi ii * - 1 — tun a ntt 

HWI Pmmn am 

Mon-Fn . American Chemical 

-«cMv*-g»s 46915 liberty Or., 

mas. Ml EOC (BIO) 824-1560 

SPECIAL RECRUITING 

HOURS 

Tuee Nov 1* 

a Wad.. Dec 4 

(Open lgi.-r- Rd Lktofaa 

(•tSiais-isM 

WAITSTAFF 8 BARTENOERS 

NEEDED 

Apply WoCy Buiy's 

43333 W 7 MM 

Located on the tWA Itocr A the 3000 

Town O Btog c* Everoreer, 

betwn 10 8 tl MM Rda m South 

held Mon-Fn 9-5 or cal 

810-386-5770 

Watt Staff 

Experience prAerred Ful or pen 

time Fiextoto acheduie Health bene- 

Ms paid vacations 8 401(B) plan 

M. 

* REAL ESTATE 

CAREER? 

It you are senous about enl

1 0 C ( * ) Classifications 506 to 704 O&E Monday, November 18,1996 

Htlp Wanted- Belp Wanted- 

Salet^H 

Help Wintw- 

Sale*^H 

CMPLOVMCNT 

INSIDE SALES 



TecAri .nclusmes a w*ang manufac- 

turer ol beckat nam Has unmediAle 

openings lot professional articulate 

end energetic mdwiduals with proven 

sales liac* record and a desire to 

succeed Wmdows knowledge s a 

plus. Quakfwd candidates «>n won. 

Iron 8 30*m-5 30pm Mon -Fn and 

will Ob crfler ed a base salary plus 

commission and bonus plan limited 

executive travel possible Send 

•esjn* lo TecAri indusjrws 2*669 

Mattteed Rd Farmmglon Hills Ml 

48335 

INSIDE SALES 

Smal. company seeas pan or lull 'ime 

sales pe-son Satary vsw S20 s plus 

commasion Seno 'esume ro 

Be. >1286 

Qoserver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers 

36251 Scnoctcrafl FW 

Livon*. Ml 48150 

P R O M O T I O N S 

INTE RNATIONAL -narlielfr^ com- 

pany seekmg motivated individuals 

with great personality 8 image High 

earning potential Call 810-8*8-9549 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER 

"Free Training" 

Can Today 

Century 21 MJL 

Corporate Trans'eiee Service 

810-851-6700 

I N S I D E S A L E S 

We re proud lo oe celebrating our 

60ir year m Dus-iess ana are 

seeking tawmed .ndnrKKais IP on 

our Inside Sales leam 

JOB DUTIES INCLUDE 

• Customer service a! sales 

COunler 

• Taking orders over if* 

Jaephone 

• Rdationsnic selling 

• |~iaparmg |0C juC'les 

"ha position car ead to oiner 

opportunities territory sa«s or 

•rwnagement we ofle' e«cenent 

wages and hean- care benei.ls 

Please send resume lo 

Wimsalt Building Marena-s 

363*0 Van fern Rn real estate 

••1 rated Iranchise system 

•hndivOuaMed irammg 

• 100N commission plan 

•Completely updated oflice and 

technical systems 

•Group health coverage 

•Besl buyer and seller system 

• Unsurpassed national and customer satisfaction We offer 

a base salary commission plan 

auto atowance and a be net,1 

package If you are ready to start 

an exciting new career, send 

resume and salary requirement 

to SaleiXR Mgr P O Boi 221 

Eastpomte Ml 48021 or lai 

810-775-7665 

Serious About A Career 

in Real Estate 7 

We ate senous about your 

success 1 

• Free Pre-liceruBng classes 

• Exclusive Success 

Systems Programs 

• Variety of Commisson Plans 

Join Ihe No 1 

CcMwell Banker aflaiate 

m the Mxjwest' 

Call Sharon McCann at 

(313) 462-1811 

Coldwell Banker 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

TELEMARKETER FOR skin care 

line Greal telephone skiAs & person- 

ality rwcessary Start 10 hours per 

week (810) 644-3657 

TELE-MARKETERS - Ameritech 5 

Star cfcstnbutor loolung tof aggressive 

tele-marketers to make appts for 

sales reps Salary plus commission 

plus bonuses full ime calf Mr 

Howard 810-569-2332 

TELEMARKETING 

Entry level It* 8 pari time positions 

now available We orte' great pay 

fleiib* hrs 4 a positively motivated 

atmosphere Health beneMs tor full 

time employees alter 90 days we 

seek sen disaphned, hard working 

individuals lo ton our stafl 

Can John at 313-422-1818 

T E L E M A R K E T I N G 

Full-Training 

|Te«pnone Sales Representatives! 

Start at $7 per hr Hours 9am-3pm. 

Mon-Fn It you have enthusiasm 8 a 

clea- voce you can earn over $14 an 

hr Appfy at Mayer Supply 25743 W 

7 Mile comer of Beech Daly 

TELEPHONE WORK Looking tor 

interesting part 6rne wort as a cfvange 

d pace & to add to income 1 4 hrs 5 

aayVwk calling busmess owners 8 

setting appts tor our prolesswnals 

Pleasant pnone personality a must 

Salary - commission Call 9-4 30 pm 

810-476-7447, Ext 119 

THINKING ABOUT A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER'' 

It so. you owe « to yourself lo .nvesti- 

oaie why we are the #1 Coldwell 

Banker afiliaie -n the Midwest and 

besl smieo to insure your success All 

real estate companies are not the 

same 

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE 

Can Chuck Fast 

(810) 347-3060 

C O L D U i e L L 

B A N K e R Q 

Scfrweruer Real Estate 

TRAVEL CONSULTANTS 

Fnendy otAgomg. confident people 

tor telephone sales sefeng vacation 

packages 30 hourvwaek $t 000. 

month plus commission Training 

Dearborn (313) 278-4100 

VIRGIN TERRITORY 

last year i earned over $200K m saws 

with a growing company I am 

expandmg m Detroit • looking tor a 

coupW oI trainable inowduals to run 

tho reg*+ 

Dunham s West BtoomMd store « 

looking lor tuft-tima and pari-um# 

portions Day and ev»n*ig shifts * 

Candidal e s wtth prior ratart 

axparianca or strong product knot*- 

adg* in camping and sknng, fwkj and 

straam, tootwaar. apparai or ganaral 

atNeftci and anafcisa are pralarrad. 

Matura caruAdatas walooma. 

Wa oWar compaWtvp wage* and a 

ganarous ampioyaa dkacount For 

5 2 0 

HeipVuted 

P«rt-TW 

AUTO SERVICE CENTER naads 

pari time Cuetomer ShulDe Driver 

Re&rees 8 Students welcomed 

Farmmglon HMs (810) 477-5051 

A V O N 

Needs Represeniativee m your arree 

CALL KAREN NOW 313-425-1947 

BAKERS ASSISTANT 

MKVugftts 10pm to Sam Apply at 

Tha Looney Baker 

13931 Farmmglon Rd Uvonia 

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT 

For private in-home day care 

1 15pm-5 15pm . Mon-Frt 12 Mae/ 

inkster Rd area Cal (810) 799-9932 

DAY-CARE POSITION 

Availebw part-lime evenmgs Must be 

dependabw 8 rwu*e Contact Pal 

(313) 459-1800 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Growing Royal Oak location seeks 

outgoing & cheerful individual 1 

Call Cindy |810) 541-1368 

5 2 6 

HeipVuted- 

Couples 

CAREER POSITION, tor a ooupla to 

aaM m managing A mamtanmg a 

mid sue apt community m Ptymouth 

Good salary beneMs. 8 apt 

ed Cal 313-455-3880 

CARETAKER 

COUPLE 

tor luxury apartment commuraty m 

Oakland County area. Duties mdude 

maintenance and cleaning Oood 

opportunity, eome eipenence 

requued Send reeurtw with salary 

requirements to Hunan Recourses. 

P 0 Boi 256005 West Btoomfieid. 

Ml. 48325-3005 

5 3 4 

Joba Wanted- 

FeailaMik 

MATURE FEMALE seekmg Hve-rn 

position Home HaalT Axle tor the 

eiderty Expenenca. relerencee No 

calls after 10pm (313) 836-6269 

E A R N E X T R A 

$ $ M O N E Y $ $ 

$7 to $12 per hour Southfwld wngle 

dub now hmng evenmg staff to call 

smgw apoicants Pleasant pfxme 

voice reqwred We will tram Can Mr 

Green 610-352-5300 

' POLISH LAOY with expenenca wa 

leep your houee spotless For help 

| can Anna; (313) 875-0205 

EXPERIENCED GROOMS warned 

lor Hunter ' Jumper farm nee/ Clark- 

ston, |810) 627-4233 

SENIOR LOOKING tor wort Houee- ] 

hold repairs, painting, gullet . 

Oeanmg. leaves & cement work . 

(810) 552-08*3 

Childcare Service* 

Licensed 

Childcare Service* 

Licensed 

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST 

For Farrmngton area YMCA 

Evenings 8 Sals Cal Carol 

810-553-1335 

smoking home Ouakty. Dependabw 

care. Reasonable rales. Smal group. 

Meals 8 references 1313) 961-7436 

GENERAL OFFCE 

WiH tram to lease apartments m Novi 

Weekends only Call after 10.30 

am 810-346-0627 

CHILDCARE - Licensed Home any 

ags ?S*xxxs or more x yrs expen- 

ence Greal references Arts & Crafts 

Call Shirley (313) 691-6138 

INTERNET ADVERTISING 

Commissioned saws $30 per hour 

potential Computer experience 

required Can 1-3pm 610-473-4072 

LEASING AGENT 

Position available tor a Farmmglon 

Hills apartment complex Dutws lo 

include rentals and oflice procedures 

Expenence helpful Mail or lai 

resume 10. 

Joden Properties 

15675 W Ten Mile Road 

Southfwld. Ml 48075 

FAX (810) 557-0194 

CIRCLE ME!! 

KiOdw Kasoa. licensed 24 hour child 

care m beautiful Soulrtwld home 

Lois of fun. learning 8 love tor your 

child Meats ndudeo CaH 2»nf» and 

Aleta for more information. (810) 

354-3180 or pager (810) 903-0309 

PART-TIME 

MERCHANDISER 

LHE. Inc . a National Book 0«f*>utor. 

seeks reliable worker lo indepen- 

dently merchandise 'amily and chil- 

dren s Books al local retail stores m 

Ihe OETROIT AREA 8-2S^rsrwk 

Flexible schedule no evenings/ 

weekends oea' lor homemaker.' 

retiree For imediate consideration 

can 

800-395-LEVY 

Ad Code 24 

An Equal Opportunity Employe 

' KIDZ T O D A Y ^ 

Licensed Day Care Home tor 

ages 1 thru 5 

• Bonded • Ineured 

• 10 Years Eipenence 

Conveniently located al Mapw 

8 Telegraph Rd Call Ronna 

810-539-1945 

PART 8 Ml time chrid care openings 

Fun 8 educational actrvaws Smoks 

& pet free environment N of For« 

Sheldon (313) 453-7460 

Pan-Tme 

M E R C H A N D I S E R 

Part-time position available as a 

Retail Merchandise' You'll be in 

charge ol slocking magannes in 

maior ratal si ores We nave openings 

available m the ROMEO. BLOOM- 

FIELD HILLS, ROSEV1LLE ST 

CLAIR SHORES SOUTHFIELD 

ROCHESTER HILLS, TAYLOR, 

CLINTON TWP LAKE ORION MAD- 

ISON HTS WATERFORO 8 

WARREN AREAS To be coneoered 

you must be available to work 2-3 

dayvweak. Mon-Fn (daytime hours), 

have rouatue transportation and live m 

or near tf* territory where you re 

applying We require proof of 

$100 000 hebwry auto insurance 

when uemg yom own venoe Theae 

positions pay $650/hour • mileage 

Ligni Wting required To apery call' 

800-477-6629 

CHAS. LEVY 

CIRCULATING COMPANY 


RECEPTIONIST 

Busy Farmmglon Real Estate Otfcce 

Monday througl - - - 

urday 4-5 and ! 

tor local ccAeg 

Cal Come at. 

Monday through Thursday 9-1. Sat- 

urday 4-5 and Simday 10-5 Perfect 

tor local coaege student or retiree 1 

RECEPTIONIST 

needed tor Veterinary Hospital ir 

Livoraa. Day and evening hours 

Please call (810) 476-0670 

SALES ASSISTANT 8 TELEMAR- 

KETERS For Farmmgtcm HUe oom- 

puter company Good pay. flexAM 

hours 810-553-9250 

SALES HELP WANTED 

tor new Detroit Soence Center G*t 

Shop-Wonderland Ma Science 

(313) 

backgroimd a plus' Cal 

577-6400. I ext 412 

TELEMARKETERS 

Eipenenced lor local 

heating 8 cooeng company 

Good hourly wage, 

bonuses plus ccmmweione Please 

can Pat * (313) 730-8500 

5 2 4 

Help Wanted- 

DoBtttK 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS family seekmg 

cMdcare tor 2 school age chadrerv 

Mon -Fn Great opportamity tor col- 

lege right students Muat hava rate- 

able transportation Referi 

Denwe (810) 642-1544 

CAREGIVER FOR Elderly 

Woman Uve-m poanon 2 3-4 or 

5 days/wk Good wages 

CaB 9-5pm 313-467-6230 

e Estate Housekeepers 

Full & part bme. $10-13 hr 

e Nannies (live-in) 

e Manager Couple 

Many outstandmg Uve-m and law out 

opponunbee m knunoue twill 

Couple naaded to manage Nortiem 

n corpoiate retreat Exceterrt 

W Cal CmtN 810^32 1170 

liacln. 29609MMdW 

tmngtm HMs. Ml 48334 

HOME laundry and Fn- 

days pretarred 4 to 5 hours wwaMy 

wage negoaatue Ca* and leave a 

(810) 6*9-3260 

• IN noueeaeeper m my 

HMs home tor 8 8 10 

l ood». some looM camera. 

8 mac Cash Only Sat Nov 

23rd. Bam-Spm at 680 Fairtaa 

Mono* Sales 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Henrendon 

, 10 

(Muof 

L VER FOX JACKET, Urn mm, 

S37S. after 5PM 

838-8810 

Rec rooms. Base mens. Kachara. 

Bathrooms. New 8 Repar* 

043 

CvpetCleuia# 

ALPINE CARPET 8 

Truck rran lad dymg. seme day 2 

raw 8 lta« 138. Set* 830. Le tnd 

825 Atoo boato tan 313-422-0258 

810 553-2737 

THOR CONSTRUCTION 

On* oal 

•cam* 

MOW You Can 

Display Your 

Business Card 

HERE! 

Qtttmttk 

044 feptfepiW 

048 Chimnej Building 

CHIMNEYS. REPAIRED. Oaaoed 

Screened New. Al Rool Leak* 

aped Senior Otoe Uc. ma Since 

2 Crown Contracting. 42910 W 

10 M8a. Novi 

313427-3961 810-344-4577 

•High Hat* 

Chimney Sweep, Co. 

Ramcaps, Dampers. Chimney 

Cleaning 8 Repairs Tucxpo«nting 

GUARANTEED NO MESS 

INSURED 8 LICENSED 

(License 171-02778) 

11319 Browne! Plymouth 

1-600371-5606 313454-3557 

084 Firewood 

AAA AMERICAN FIREWOOO 

2 YRS. SEASONED (OAK) 

1 Faoa Cod SGB: 2 lor $115 

OW/SlacMng aval 810-*35-6828 

FIREWOOD 8 COAL 

• Saaioned Hardwood 8 

BtfCh Soil 8 Hard Coal 

049 Ctetninf Serrice 

COMMEROAURE8IDENT1AL 

8 UGHT INDUSTRIAL 

BONDHJrtNSUREtVREFERENCeS 

• FREE ESTIMATES a 

K 8 S JANITORIAL SERVICE 

(313) 596-1987 • (313) 981-8403 

CiriftjaaiTreea/ 

Hobday Dmntians 

^ ns THE SEA80N 

065 

Doontierrice 

BRENNAN DOOR WSTALLATONS 

SALES/SERVICE 

Speoaaung m Wood • ini.Ext 

Sled • Storm • OoonraBs 

20 yr prof caqxntor 313«J4-5787 

069 Dryvall 

AU WORK GUARANTEED 

Rick's Drywal Fmanmg ProtatiMnd 

ORYWALL SERVICE 

• New Conetrucaon • Raptor* • 

• Textunng • 30 yrs experience • 

Free EilM III! (810) 373-3391 

070 

Beetrieal 

^ H U T E OUAUTV ELECTRICAL 

No |0b loo Midi ftoasuriatas rata*, 

koanaed. mauad Ca* 810-474-3947 

ar P*g*r 3 1 3 - F ^ H H M 

CAPTTAL ELECTRIC 

A8 lypea daoatcd eatng. Do my own 

work Lie. 8 toe 8r dtoccxmta. ka* 

Ml 7 dayaf24hr ieOO-2S3-1832 

AAA CARPET 

REPAIR « CLEANING 

Eapaft tod. 8 Quady pad eva* 

Oemage Souea*y 

j 8 Matte tod 8 

Santo Day Sarv Al Wofk Guar 

Therto you tot 22 yta d toyaay 

810-626-4901 

048 CUrnmr 

Chimneys 

Will baatâny prxê' 

BEST CHIMNEY INC 

810-557-5595 

313-292-7722 

•14 amsinto AM. Oak Pad. M 

ELECTRICIAN NEEDS your work 

Spa* tone, raptora Ptwne 8 TV / 

Cabto me* Cdl Oaty • 

Tol Fiaaff day* feaa>322-032i 

Pck up 8 detoary avatotM 

i LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 

810*74-4922 

ABSOLUTELY SEASONED 1 yr apt* 

mtxed hardwood. JSMace oord pKk- 

up Smaler amounts aval Odivery 

aval. CantorvneertJy arees 39474 

Cherry Ha. Canton 313981-4630 

ADMIRE YOUR FIRE 

SUPER WELL SEASONED 

HARD . BIRCH • FRUIT 

HACKER SERVICES 810-474-6914 

QUALITY SINCE 1946 

H06KINS. MC - Mu 

$50. Fru* S85 Dekverad 8 Dumped 

Caah only-No dwek* Cal (810) 

477-6958 

103 

Haalififdeu Up 

A-1 HAULING - Mcrvmg Scrap met*, 

cleaning basements garagee. stores 

ale Lowed prices m town Quck ser- 

vice Free ed Serving Wayne 8 Oak- 

land Courtoes Centra location 

5*7-2764 or 559-8138 

B & D REMOVAL Oebns trasn 

yard, concrete, etc You want I gone 

wel lake it away" Demenes Free 

Esto 7 days Doug 313-459-6519 

CLEAN UP & 

HAULING SERVICE 

We wa oome in 8 clean out all 

unwarned items from garsgas. base- 

ments. albes stores ollces ware- 

house*. lactones 8 buildings Also 

power washing, cleaning 8 painting 

Ba« pnoas Servicing Wayne 8 Oak- 

land County Licensed 8 Insured 

810-354-3213 

UNITED FIREWOOO 

Seasoned Hardwood- 860 face oord 

(4x8) (Limited dalvary Oakland Cty ) 

(313) S83-7606 or (413) 728-1346 

086 Floor Service 

BRADLEY KAROWOOO FLOORS 

Repairs • inaiaiaioni • Raknatwig 

Ins • 313-541-3331 

HARDWOOD FLOORS 

ReesonaCW rates Sanang nefin- 

isnmg. custom slams, rapars. old 8 

new floors Insured (313) 692-0040 

SHENNAN 8 ASSOCIATES 

HarOnood Floonng SpeoaJisis 

313-425-9001 

100 Gotten 

gutters avalabie 

(313)^)60 

A-FLOW-RfTE SEAMLESS gutter 

21 Colors toetaBad 8 Repaired 

Licaraed 8 Ineured Free Ed 

3134594280 

BONECUTTERS GUTTERS 

CLEANING 

Frae Cdimatoi 

313-464-7533 

CLEANMG SCREEMNG REPAYS 

(810) 471-2600 

E & M ELECTRIC 

:aneed 8 memad Frae Caama 

id add 

Raddai 

m . 

AI lypee d decMed a 

repair* Raddardd 8 Commeroaf 

1600 

FAIdLY afCTRCAL 

•ROWE ELECTRIC 8 SURPLYe 

•aaato Ovdacartg 8 Sapptii 

Raa 8 Ooaa. . vOtO van (hm 

31>721-*0a0 

WEGMANN ELECTRC 

«1» I 

073 

EXCAVATatG TRENOaNG 

i. H aft 

aanlt* 

I138M711 

J - 

AFFORDABLE HOME REPAIRS 

Al lypaa d wort dona Na K* 

too 

B V HANDYMAN SERVICE 

A Mto d naÛng toad* 8 OM 

" •need 1 die* i4>- 

Sob (810) ail 8880 

D 8 J MOVING 8 HAULING 

Ctoen-up. hauling 8 disposal d 

mac Hams We haul anything 

Smal ptc*-»ips 8 delrvenes 

Westland 313-729-1222 

A FAST TRASH SERVICE 

Free est B*raget>asemeni ctoan-oul 

Cal Fred A load on our truck, a I 

load oil your mmd 

Takeaway 810-334-2379 

104 

HettinfCooling 

AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING 

Sales • Service • installation® 

Hurmoaers • Dud Work • Retng 

Low Rdes' Uc. 8 Ins 

Fmencmg Aval 313-937-0785 

AIR PRO MECHANICAL INC 

Fi«naoes • AlC • Refngerakon 

Inataaaaon . Semce 

Commenad • Readeraal 

(810) 478-1500 

JACK'S HEATING 8 COOLING 

SERVICE REPAIR 

Refrigerant Recovered State kc 

7110728 313-534-46** 

106 Boae baproveaent 

121 Laodacapinf 

vAAAA BEAUTIFUL YARD INC » 

LOW. LOW PRICES 

FALL CLEAN UPS 

CORING/DETHATCWNG 

ALL LANOSCAP1NG 

SocVShrubfcT roes-TnTn/Removed 

DependaOW ins Fie' Wayne/OaK 

• (313) 561-8717 

• Pager 313-818-2446 

ADMIRE YOUR YARD 

Complele new & renew landscaping, 

sodding 8 seeding Scnrub* 8 Trees 

Landscaping supplws Undergnxmd 

spnnktors mslaued 8 serviced 

Timber work. Trenching. Downspout 

8 Sump Pump bunal Drainage 

problem solving Backftoe work 

tractor work pipe pulling, 

trucking BIG OR SMALL 

HACKER SERVICES 810-474-6914 

QUALITY SINCE 1»4€ 

147 

Plaitering 

•JOE S PLASTER 8 DRYWALL1 

Speoakma m dud tree raoars waler 

damage Free est 32 years exp 

810-478-7949 Pager 810690-9032 

LEE'S WAU REPAIR 

Specializing in dust-tree plaster 

and drywal repairs 

Free Est 13131 844-0702 

...1471-2600 

(313)635-8610 

Waler damage ins wort plastering, 

painling. textured spray -epairs 

(810)4 

(313M 

148 

Pluabini 

ALL PLUMBING & HOME REPAIR 

Dram cleanings hot water tanks 8 

raphes Free estimates No sennce 

charge Glen 810-356-5534 

AFFORDABLE LANOSCAPiNG 

LaCoure Services 

Complele landscaping. Lawn Mainr 

Old landscape removed, new 

msta»ed Sprinkler stan-tps. rapar 

lns.1 Hau«r>g'ciear->jp sen. Resid J 

comm srvedded barn JiOyd Free Est 

(810) 354-3213 489-5955 

138 

MovinfStonje 

INDEPENDENT MOVING 

Free Estimates Insured 

Low Rates 1 810-548-0125 

MOVERS R US 

Moves lo FL Weekly Local 8 Long 

Distance DependaWe Service 24 

hours Free packing long distance 

10) 36&8SS4 

(810) 

MC PLUMBING INC 

Re-pees, basameni baths remod- 

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BOYS SOCCER TEAM 

Erie O NW. Sr.. Uvoma Steven 

ion. 

Defender*: Dave George. Jr.. Livonia 

C Mure hill; Shane Patterson. Sr.. Waited Lake 

Western; Jason Roy. Sr.. Uvonia Stevenson. 

Sam VkJa, Jr.. Northville 

Midfielders: Scott BaOmskl. Sr.. Uvonia 

Stevenson; Jason Bennett, Sr.. Plymouth Canton; 

Steve Ftnneran. Sr.. Livonia Franklin; 

Craig Mearn. So North Farmington; Matt 

ALL-W 

Sarfceeian. Sr.. Plymouth Salem. 

Forwards: Kevin Qmewek, Sr.. Plymouth 

Canton; Brett Konley. Jr., Plymouth Salem. 

WESTERN * LAKES 

ALL-DIVISION TEAMS 

r. Shaun MecGiilii (Franklin). 

Defenders: Malt Ammons. Mike Bennett 

and Dan Steinert (Canton); Bill Wojtas 

(Franklin); Chris Curry and Josh Fair (Salem); 

Todd Afllerbaugh (Farmington); Jeff IbCetson 

(North Farmington); Ryan Lkrtskl (Walled Lake 

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Midfielders: Peter Pososkl (Churchill); 

Chris Koziara (Farmington Hills Harrison); 

John Sterling I Westland John Glenn); Paul 

Tofcarafcy (Stevenson). 

Forwards: Nick Wright (Canton); Rob Bar 

toldtti and Corey Bertac (Churchill); Adam 

Tibbie (Northville): Luciano Gomatei (WL 

Western); Mike Scobie (WL Central); Ryan 

Konley (Saiem); Justin Street (N. Farming!on); 

Paul Mitchell (Farmington), Mark Oietrich 

(Stevenson). 

ALL-WLAA HOffOKAMJE MENTION 

CHURCHILL: Matt Buzewskl. Lorenzo 

Piuanti. Mike Skolnik, Chris White. 

CANTON: Ben Oavls. Ryan Oyer. Steve 

Eoley. Scott Wright. 

MOftTHYlUX Eric Arnold. J.R. Graft, David 

Terakedis. Andrew Weyer. 

HARRISON: James Buchanan. Dave Koptorer. 

Mow Nagiera. Jesse Solosincki. 

FRANKLIN: Ay men Atwa. Bill Bemer. Jose 

Cstares. Billy Fischer 

W.L WESTERN: Pete Dewar, Scott Munro, 

Matt Petto, Rodollo Rost. 

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE 

FOOTBALL TEAM 

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE 

Quarterback: Phil Condon. Jr.. Lutheren 

East 

Running becks: Andrew Cicarella. Sr.. Harper 

Woods (Offensive Pleyer of the Year); 

Albert Cook. Sr. Lutheran Westland (Defensive 

Player of the Year); Kevin Espy, Jr.. Uni- 

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SALEM: Andres Lopez. Andy Power. Rob 

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FAMNNOTON: Chad Goshom. Zak Pepper. 

Ethan Smith. Phil Warnm. 

JOHN KWt: Rick Donahee. Danny Keet* 

Justin Rowland. Mike Stacey. 

W.L. CENTRAL: Jason Emerine. Mike Miller. 

RN Mrttra, Jeremy Mou. 

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE 

aors SOCCER TEAM 

FWst teem: Chris Walls (senior) and Bred 

Woehike (Junior). Lutheran Westland: Mike 

Gressman (senior). Peter Birgbeuer (senior). 

Sere BeeKhurst (senior). C.T. Brown (senior). 

Grosse Pointe Woods Universlty-Liggett; 

Robert Jude (senior), Wayne Thomas (senior). 

Jon Reither (ji*\ior). Macomb Lutheran North: 

Gustavo Almareriez (senior), Joshua Epstein 

(sophomore), Bloomfield Hills Crenbrook; 

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A sad Spahtc (senior), Hemtremck. 

Sec led teas: Scott Randall (Junior). Ben 

Neiden (Junior). Lutheran Westiend; Brad 

Cenko (junior). Matt Nowak (Junior). Dan Fer 

rtn (freshmen), UU«": Dan Woike (Junior). 

Tim Gill (aophomore). Ryan VanHevai (Jtrtor). 

LUheran North: Adem Tucker (aanior). Aeron 

Kurjan (senior). CranbrooK; Dan Chew rung 

(Junior), Kevin Mageske (Junior). Rochester 

Hills Lutheran Northwest; Daniel Polewski 

(sophomore). Hemtremck; Bill Jones (sophomore). 

Harper Woods Lutheran Eeet 

TMrd teen: Mike Rendeil (sophomore). 

Ryan Ollinger (sophomore). Lutheran Weetlend; 

Jon Klsh (sophomore). Ian Fines 

(senior). Jason Campbell (senior). Liggett; 

Ron Patti (juniBr). Chris Sprow (senior). Ryan 

Smith (sophomore). Lutheran North; Jervis 

DiClcco (senior). Jared Helajlan (senior). 

Shewn Muchecho (junior). Crenbrook; Pete 

Caroua (senior). Luther en Northwest; Bafcll 

Hassan (senior). Hemtremck; Devld Primeeu 

(Junior). Lutheran East. 

a: 1. Liggett. ll-O-l: 2. 

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM 

varsity Liggett; Leo Wells, Sr.. Hamtramck. 

Wide receivers: Robert Condon, Sr.. East; 

Brian Bruenton. Jr.. Liggett. 

Tight on* Jason Rlske. Sr.. East. 

Lineman: John Rinakli. Jr.. Harper Woods: 

Aaron Michael. Jr.. Harper Woods; Joysune 

Collins. Sr.. East: Devid Cra«. Sr.. Cranbrook. 

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE 

Defensive backs: Jason Achs. Sr.. Harper 

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Clarencevllle; Donahue Fulton. Sr.. 

Clarencevllle: Kevin Wade. Sr.. Westlwid. 

Linebackers: Frank Hess. Jr., Harper 

Woods: Ben Meyer. Sr.. Westland; Kevan 

Kochan. Jr.. Lutheran North: Jason CXIIaha, 

Sr.. Clarencevllle: Mark Paluca). Sr.. Hamtramck. 

Linemen.- Rob Mardigian, Sr.. Cranbrook; 

Brian Dieckman. Sr., North; Bill Garlich, Sr., 

Westland (also made team as kicker). 

SECONO TEAM OFFENSE 

Quarterbacks: Luke Norton. Sr.. Westland; 

Paul Drdui. Sr., North. 

Running backs: Kyle Lamb. Sr. East: Terrence 

Brinkley. Sr.. Cranbrook; Jeremey Wren. 

Sr., Northwest. # 

Wide receiver John Paul-OesRochers, Sr., 

Hamtramck. 

Tight end: Justin Villanueva. Jr.. 

Clarencevllle. 

Linemen: Eric Marnchek. Jr.. Harper 

Woods: Mike June. Jr.. Harper Woods: Chris 

Doherty, Sr., Westland; Tim Atkins. Jr., 

Clarencevllle; Nathan Eikhoff, Sr.. North. 

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CLASS C ALL-REOION TEAM 

Boalheepers: Kevin Pych. Jr.. Rlverview 

Gabriel Richerd; A Ion Peters. V.. Southfield 

Christ ten. 

Top 13: 1. Tete Travis. Jr.. Gabriel Richard; 

2. Don Vender, Sr.. Southfield Christien; 3. 

Chns Wails. Sr.. Lutheran Westlend; 4. Jey 

Llzyness. Sr.. Gebriel Richerd: 5. Rick Welters. 

Sr.. Gabriel Richerd; 6. Zech Wilkinson. 

Sr.. Gebriel Richerd: 7. Bill Mershail, Sr . 

Southfield Christian; 8. Brian Atkins. Sr., 

Gabriel Richard: 9 Brad Woehike. Jr.. Lutheran 

Westland. 10. Masetoshi Obayashi. Sr.. 

Gabriel Richard: 11. Alex Tomazeie, Jr.. 

Gabriel Richard; 12. Jeff Bias, Sr.. Gabriel 

Richard: 13. Scott Randall. Jr.. Lutheran 

Westland. 

Coack of the Veer: Mike Slowick. Gabriel 

Richerd. 

SECONO TEAM DEFENSE 

Defensive backs: Matt Trautmann, Sr.. 

North; Chris Lakney. Sr., Clarencevllle; A.J. 

Stanchecki, So.. Liggett; Phil Garbaci, Jr.. 

Northwest. 

Linebackers: Mike Baltz. Jr.. Westland: 

Kevin Bobcean. Sr.. North; Renard Morey 

Greer. Jr.. Liggett. Jeff Glenn. Jr., Northwest 

Linemen: Joe Elias. Sr . Harper Woods; 

Carlton Fields. Jr.. East; Ruben Fowlkes. Sr., 

Cranbrook; Ryan Brown. So., Northwest. 

HONORABLE MENTION 

Harper Woods: Brian Ceresa. Roger Drew 

and Shaun Wise; Weetland: Jon Kamin. Joe 

Pruchnik and Jason Hempel; East: Matt 

Tuomi, Robbie Mix on and John DlFatta; North: 

Mike Malik. John McShane and Tom Olson; 

Clarencevllle: Paulo Hernandez and Josh 

Fritch; Cranbrook: Lynn Wiggins. Chris Sower 

end Charles Jordon; Liggett: Kyle Denham. 

Jason Capen and Billy Tnngaia; Hamtramck: 

Tom Solmka. Oleg Prihmiskly and Asad 

Sphahic; Northwest: Mark Shenby, Jason Hut 

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1997 F150 XLT 

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GLS SE l auCornabc air, kj« powar 

From $10,905 

ATCHINSON FORD 

9800 BELLEVILLE ROAD 

1313)697-9161 

CROWN VICTORIA 1990 LX. 

134,000 rratea. dark grayanvar. vnyl 

root nawar twaa braka* BWCM 

axhausl. radiator bai 

tainad $4 OOOtwl 

Ford 

848 

CROWN VICTORIA 1906 LX auK>madc 

mr powar wndowaAodiaMeal. 

crum. WL alumnun whaata. low 

m m $13,096 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

CROWN VICTORIA 1086 naw Ua*. 

axnauai vary good conSeon no 

rum Pa»ar (313) 880-1799 

ESCORT 1096 automate, a*, cassana 

dark grtarvgray dom. 8000 

mm $9 950 (313) 513-2210 

ESCORT 1991 automate. a>r dean, 

$2400 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

Zc IftfycU 

1997 CHLVY S-10 PICKUP EXTENDED CAB 

43 Vortec V6, aluminum wtieefe, AM/TM stereo 

cassette, high back bucket se*v ak 

condboning. $995 down- 36,000 

mAe lease. Stock #776162. 

r* P~ 

1997 CHEVY VENTURE MINI-VAN 

V6, air, auto overdrive, stereo cassette, power 

locks/windows, dh steering, cruise control, keyless 

entry, child seat, luggage rack, deep tinted 

glass. 4 to choose from-36,000 mile 

lease. $1495 down. 

$ 

289 

1996 CHEVY TAHOE 4 WHEEL DRIVE 

Air conditioning, dual electric mirrors, stereo with cassette, tik 

* >ering, cruise control, power 

windows, deep dnted glass. 

$1995 down-36,000 mile lease. 

349 

Stock #6196 

Cloaad and m*a wttn opBon to pixcftasa ai maa and al pradoarmnad amount Lauaa '«ipc^D« 

tor excasft waar & taar mm al 1H par mM - $350 on m due a farm if not purchased - 1M 

paymant rahndaM aacunry dapoan ot payment plus $25 down paymani due al inception plua la«. 

kcance-Sutiiect io aveaatntty 8 crack! aporovai 

O CHEVROLET 

LOCAL 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 

METRO 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7 

40875 PLYMOUTH ROAD 

PLYMOUTH 

INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW REDESIGNED 

'97 PONTIAC TRANSPORT 

• 7 passenger 

• 3400 v-6 

• 4 speed auto 

•air 

• power steering 

• power brakes 

• power windows 

•defogger 

• deep tint glass 

• convenience net 

•cruise 

• power quarter windows 

• keyless entry 

• perimeter lighting 

* * 

O&E Monday, November 18, 1996 Monday, November 18,1996 O&E 

n u T O M O T i v e 

Ford 

848 

ESCORT 1902-4 door S 

cntm. Uarao ctaan. 58.000 

$5200 bast 810-478-5173 

ESCORT 1995 QT air A-«8e. low 



(313)607-9161 

ESCORT 1988 - QT 4 cytnder 5 

spaed, no rust. Oean 97.000 rttfe* 

Extras $23SOeasl 313-531-0322 

ESCORT 1903 QT. elactnc Mus. 

$3609 no coeoner needed OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 456-5568 

Fon) 

848 

ESCORT 1992 QT • tuty loaded. 

• ncetenl condbon Cayman Green 

$5995 (810) 529-5048 

ESCORT 19881* QT - oood ttwwporlaton 

wal managed Good Vaar 

Aqua-TraaOs 5 speed, a*, amlm 

$1500 SOLO 

ESCORT 1904 LX Meek. 5 spaed. 

Aa. anvtn cassette exceaent conditori 

$7800. (810) 348^)493 

ESCORT 1900 LX. 2 door automate. 

air 84.000 mm Rad Clean 

ratable $2500 313-281-5562 

Ford 

848 

ESCORT 1903 LX. 4 door automate. 

at. powar nwra brakes. 

47,000 mm $5,903 

OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2800 

ESCORT 1*94 LX 2 door, automate, 

at. loaded 22.000 m m 

$7,905 

OEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

ESCORT 1904 LX - 4 door. Hack. 13 

moiWia bumper 10 bumper Escalanl 

coryMon 18.500 mm Muat sa8> 

$9! OVbest (313) 261-8030 

ESCORT 1995 LX. 2 door nMt, 5 

speed, a*. 12.000 mtes. $7200 

(313) 525-1079 or (313) 421-7563 

848 

ESCORT 1094 - LX. haKNtack. 

wNta automate aa. wan arty E*cetlern 

condMon $8005 (810)8604221 

ESCORT 1900. LX lha new. no rust 

tar powar Maam^brafcaa. 27,000 

mm. $3300 (810) 563-8606 

ESCORT 1089 LX - toots $ ntn 

great. $2300 Cal after 3pm 

(313) 456-0502 

ESCORT • 1093 LX 5 speed. 3 door. 

43.000 mtes air. casaene Sanou* 

only $4900 lirm (810) 315-4018 

ESCORT 1994 LX Sport • rad. moon 

root, automate •Mm c 

$6,800 313-453-3016 

©®B©OL La Hf)9© TOY® 1 ^ 

Air, power windows & locks. AM/FM stereo, automatic, 

floor mats, spotler. keyless alarm Stock » 81540 

Was '17,212 Sale 

All weather guard, power steering, metallic paint, air 

conditioning, rear bumper carpet mats Stock # 9002T 

Waa '14,066 

** 

Sale Price Lease For P rice 

S 

1 1 , 4 9 5 

S 15,055" 'it do. 

JZedJfo/Mxzn. 

H 0 H 9l|ll 

BHQSS 

FORD RD. at WAYNE RD., WESTLAND 

Open Monday & Thursday 7-9; Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 7-6:30 

3 1 3 - 7 2 1 - 1 1 4 4 

ALL NEW 1997 GRAND AM 4 DI 

Dual 

Air Bags 

Anti-lock 

take 

• 4 speed Automatic 


• 2.4 Twin Cam Engine 

• Stereo Cassette 

• Tinted Glass 

• Sport Mirrors 

• Body Side Mo4dings 

• Custom Covers 

• Gauges & Tach 

ESCORT 1995 LX wtflon sxcetert 

condMon Automatic ar. ntutfiirnore 

(8000 (BIO) 660-6015 

ESCORT 1094 Sport LX. 5 spejd 

Green, aa. srtvtm casaeOe. 33JW0 

rntes. $7,2(Xybaal (810) 47J-2013 

ESCORT 1994 sock wrtn an Snarp' 

Only $5095 

FOX HILLS 

FORD 1996 Eiptorar. XLT exceSem 

4 wheel dnve, 4 door 7500 .mm 

$26,000 or besl Snorts 313- 527-6048 

ESCORT 1B04 WAGONS u , 

mate. Hr. tow mm From $7905 



(313)697-0151 

LTD1987 55000 ortgrnalntm. must 

eel. $5500«est otter 810-300-9654 

MUSTANG 1904. 

prooted. stamv. 

brakes.seats 

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iving Dail 

• Over 25 Corollas 

• Over 28 Samrys 

• ©w®? 1© Tacomas 

• Over S ^vslons 

Pick yours out today! 

Special 5.9% Financing 

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ALL 1997 Tacoma 

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| can> •TIMB 

\i _ ! 

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dHfiminrd pnee Tot.ii payments eqii-il paymcul x 24 All rdu'es » 

RLE.TMM "Plusf.IT IITIE PTATRS IFBALRS lo title fitatc* Reiunle $e

8D9191 

92 OLDS CUTLASS 

SUPREME SL 

Auto, has it all' Clean & ready 

>8448 

o C H E V R O L E T 

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 • ( 8 0 0 ) 3 3 5 - 5 3 3 5 

Comer of Plymouth Rd. A Haggerty Rd. In Ptymouth 

THUNDERBIRD 1991 - Red 35,000 

mries, excellent condition non 

smoker $7300 (810: 553-8058 

THUNOERSIRO 1902. Super CoufM 

loaded with all options. 61 000 mile* 

$7999 no irtoney down, no cosigner 

needed 20 nwute cret* approval by 

OAC 

AUTO (313) 455-5566 

phone 

TYME 

Let the 

good 

%T S 

Classified is your 

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»!0-444-1100 OAKLAND COUNTY 

110^44-3222 ROCHESTER- 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

JACK DEMMER 

FORD 

AFFORDABLES 

CAVALIER 1995 4 cylinder aulo 

mate air cassene 34 000 maa* 

CONCOFIDE 1993. 6 cylinder auto- 

matic. air power wmdawsAocks & 

Mat. cassetle, 69COO miles Only 

$9496 

ESCORT 1993 Wagon automatic 

air. FM, 54.000 miles Only $6995 

GMC 1994 Sonoma SLE 4 3 6 cyl- 

inder automata; air, ML cmise 

32.000 mue* $10 195 

FORD 1992 F-150 XLT 6 cylinder 

automate aa, power windowslocks 

Ml. cruise cassetle $10 495 

FORO 1991 F-150 6 cylinder 5 

speed, air power windows 4 locks 

ML crmse. cassette S3 OOO mAes 

$7905 

FORD 1990 F150 XJ.T 6 cylinder, 5 

•peed. air. cassette $7295 

BRONCO 1991 XLT 4x4 V8 auto- 

matic. mr, M. cruise $12,995 

CADILLAC 1989 OevUie 4 door V-8. 

aulomatic a* power windows- lock* 4 

seal, tilt, cruise, 87 000 miles 

$7495 

TAURUS 1969 GL. 4 door, automat*, 

air. power w«*Jow»tocks 4 seal, cas- 

sette $4995 

FORD 1991 Aerostar XL Wagon. 6 

cylinder, automate, ai> Ml. cruise. 

FM 74.000 miles $3995 

FORD 1989 U reversal Van Conver- 

sion. V-8 dual air power windows 

lock*. Mt crmse, 74 000 miles Or** 

$4995 

Ml AT A 1993 5 speed ax cassele 

63,000 rrwes $9995 

CHEVY 1992 S-10 Blaier 4.4 

Tahoe. 4 3 6 cyknder aromatic a». 

power windowsVjcks tut. c.nn* cas- 

sette $12 995 

OODGE 1994 Ram D150 Laram*. 

41.000 maes 318 V-«. automate a*, 

power window»Vxks. tiff, cruise, cas- 

sette $13,995 

FORD 1993 Ranger Super Cab XLT, 

4*4. 6 cyknder automate power 

windows/locks, ti*. cruse cassette 

$10,295 

FORD 1993 Explorer XLT 4.4 6 cyl- 

inder. automate a»r. power windows 1 

locks, lilt cru.se cassette 80.000 

miles $12,995 

GMC 1991 Jimmy SLE 4x4 4 3 6 

cylinder, auiomate. an. power win- 

dows 4 locks Hit. cruse cassetle 

77.000 mdes $10 995 

JEEP 1992 Wrangler 4.4 4 cylinder. 

5 speed. FM 49.000 miles 

$8695 

FORO 1992 Explorer Sport, 4.4, 6 

cyknder 5 speed, power wmdew* 

locks, Mt. cruise cassestte. 87 000 

miles $9995 

GMC 1992 Jimmy 4.4 4 3, 6 cyl- 

inder, automate air, nit, cruise power 

wmdow*lccks $11,995 

FORO 1091 Explore' XLT, 4.4 6 cyl- 

inder. auiomate. air. power windows' 

locks. Mt cruise cassette 62.000 

maes $12,495 

FORO 1991 Aeroatar Eddie Bauer 

Ertended Wagon, all wheel dnve. 10, 

6 cylinder auiomate dual air power 

wmdc*v*ilocks tilt, cru«e cassene. 

76.000 miles $8695 

FORD 1990 Aerostar Wagon Eddie 

Bauer, all wheel drive. 4 0 6 cyimde^ 

automate dual air. power windows' 

locks. Ml cruise, cassette 66.000 

JACK DEMMER 

FORD 

AFFORDABLES 

313-721-5020 

METRO 1996 4 door automatic an 

low monthly payments' 

Ca* Tony. 458-5245 

GORDON CHEVROLET 

METRO 1989 LSI 5 speed manual, 

mpo. 73,000 miles, excellenl 

Je $2900 

shape 810-853-2037 

PRIZM 1995 aulomatic a>r slereo 

cassetle extra dean' $10,995 

Ca* Bob 458-5244 


PRIZM 1990 Hatchback - 115.000 

mUee. ae. arrvTnvcassetle automatic, 

dean. $3.00(Vbest (313) 844-8033 

STORM 1992 

brake*, kres 4 struts excelleril condi- 

tion. $5900 (313) 453-8005 

STORM 1901 GSi 

aluminum wheals. e*i Ore* 

ACCORD 1994 EX air. caaaada 

sunroof, lu* loaded. 37,800 mtes 

Ca* 1810) 360-4716 

ACCORD 1994 EX leather (lienor 

rear spoiler $15 000 

Can l810l 363-6261 

ACCORD - 1989 LX *dr , air cruise 

power locks.'windows excellent con- 

dihon S4900 810-474-0170 

ACCORD 1987 LX, loaded Mue 

good condition $300 below book 

price $2 900 313-844-2458 

ACCORO 1986 LX 105,000 maes, 

one owner Automatic, 4 door An 

(810) 932-0513 

CIVIC 1993 - 4 door automatic anV 

Im, cassetle 75 000 maes very 

dean. $6 900 (810) 788-4033 

CIVIC 1994 red 5 speed, 76k 

highway miles air. new kreataakes 

Alpine $6900 313-542-1002 

CIVIC 1994 super mce $6995 

SUNSHINE ACURA 

(810H71-9200 

CRX 1966 auiomate rebuat motor, 

runs 4 looks e.cellenl $1800Tbest 

(810) 769-3603 

DEL SOL • 1993 SI Green, postme 

condition CO S9200 or best 

810-642-5460 Eves (313)538-6022 

PRELUDE • 1987 2 0 SI auto, 

loaded, moonrool dealer memtaeied 

highway miles $4600 810-656-2500 

PRELUDE 1989 Si - Black, loaded, 

sun root. 75.000 maes excetent corv 

dtson $7500 (810) 845-7525 

Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL 1989 radal lires 

complete service history garage 

11 TYME 

(3131 455-5566 

kept $4999 only al 

TYME AUTO 

Continental 199" Signature, whiter 1 

blue leather moorvooi 66.000 maes 

excellent new tirestjrakes, aH 

records $8495 810-828 0202 

CONTINENTAL 1990 

Loaded' Lighl blue 76 

Clean' $6500 

Sana 

000 n 

atura 

miles. 

(810) 641 7894 

CONTINENTAL 1995 Silver 

memory seats traction control, 

leather healed seats. Door tfatler 

17,000 miles $25 795 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

CONTINENTAL 1995 Silver 

memory seats traction control 

leather heated seats, floor tfvfier 

17.000 mile* $25 795 

DEMMER FORD (313) 721-2600 

CONTINENTAL 1994 . While 

loaded leather like new $14,700 

Ca* (810) 334-7315 

MARK Vlll 1994 leather traction 

assist 37.000 mrles Musl see" 

OnTy $17,994 

DEMMER FORO (313) 721-2600 

MARK Vlll 1995 loaded Tamarotf 

Advantage Package included 

$17,S 

MARK Vlll 1994 power sunrool 

Tamarofl Advantage Package 

indudad $15,468 

TOWN CAR earner 1990. Eicetenl 

condition. $9 800 (810) 683-4626 

TOWNCAR 1994 Carter Edtwn, 

moonroof. phone, white Pampered 

1 dnver company car. 57,000 miles 

$18,995 Caa 810-327-6569 

TOWN CAR 1993 4 door lealher 

irnenor. beige, mmt condnxxv must 

set new car In $15,500 

(313) 383-4200 cr after 6 30 

(313) 420-1769 

TOWN CAR 1988 Excetenl condi- 

tion Beage Leaffier $5200 

(810) 352-8930 

1 CHECK OCT THE S 

BEST HEALS AICOIMI! 

PLUS • ALLOY WHEELS 

• C D CHANGER 

• ALARM •FREE;; 

1997%ALTMACXE 

33850 PLYMOUTH ROAD E LIVONIA 

261-6900 

a a a a a a a 

s 

TOWNCAR 1901 - 78.000 nMaa. tu«y 

eqikpperl sunrool. anv*n cassene 

a* leather interior My dnver 

moving. S10.500 (810 | 861 2400 

TOWN CAR 1900. Signature Senee 

wtMarnavy mtenor sunrool loeded 

rolassionalty maintained, all 

10 000 maee on 

piolaasi 

highway 

condition, asking $8750 

810-476-1223 

TOWN CAR 1986 Signature Whae 

Low mtes Ftonda car $4000 

(313) 027-0630 

858 Mai^ 

MAZDA 828LX 1994 -H 

hunter green 23.000 iMee Al 

power 111 KXVbeet 810-026-5544 

626 1090 - 81.000 mles. automatic 

loaded. Kmrool. a* power, caaaane 

vary dean $4200 810-661-9078 

MiLLENIA 1095 muat lea $'9 200 

or besl ofler 313-416-8660 

MX6 1994 Great condition 30.000 

mle*. automatic loaded $13 900' 

best 810- 338-7024 eve*.' weekends 

PROTK3E LX 1990 • 5 

loaded, ell power moonrool beau- 

tiful condition. $3300 313-432-5064 

RX7 1981 5 apeed A* Good run- 

ning condMon $1300*>ett ofler 

Leave message (313) 455-0508 

860 

Monday, November 18,1996 O&E Classifications 815 to 868 

CASH 

For yew uaed car Dealer naada cars 

My atte says I pay TOO MUCH 

Cea lor phone -rrra H I 

TYME AUTO (313) 456-5666 

epegwv PARK 1087 SUaon wag*, 

86 000 maaa. beat oiler 525^>03 

COUGAR 1067 XR7. loaded. V8 

new area lnoh maaage mmt mam- 

tamed, $2400 (810) 437 3787 

COUGAR 1996 XR7. V8 automaac 

vxssr 00 ^ — 1 



(313)607-9161 

COUGAR 1906 XR7 V-8. Laeer red. 

••aant condMon. premium sound 

wCD. power moorvooi leather mte- 

rior. alarm, loaded 12.000 maea 

»'«-500 (313) 427-5465 

GRANO MAROUISE 1992 LS 

loeded, lealher seats, exceeeni con- 

amm $8900 810-4^7-9134 

GRAND MARQUIS 1992 LS - We 

new 56.000 miles $6400%esl 

313-273-7374. Eyes 810-647-6529 

GRANO MARQUIS. 1995 LS 

Loaded alarm, warranty, spotless 

$16,500 (313| 533-9540 

GRAND MARQUIS 1969 many 

extras must see excellenl condition 

S2996 SOLD 

GRAND MAROUIS 1964 rebuilt 

engine. rebu« trans good condmon. 

$esl 

(810) 541-6942 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1995 SL. leal 

tu*y loeded. grey lealher. automatic 

$14,000 (810) 634-8302 

CUTLASS 1990 Supreme SL • 2 

door. V6. aH power, sharp, white 

$4.400best 313-261-5562 

CUTLASS. 1095 Supreme S - Whne 

4 door 43,000 maea. a* power, 

axceaent $10600 8l0-65£j#00 

864 

OLDS-86 LS. 1006 Immaalsas. dark 

green metallic L w«.: teathet. 

18.000 maee$18.300J313) 865-3192 

OLDS 1963 Supreme SL V6, 

2 door black auto. Mr. 41.000 mtes, 

sharp $10,000 (313) 453-2397 

REGENCY 90 EUTE 1092 fuOy 

loadad. leaVwr mtenor. $13 500 

eeeeaeeeeeeeeeee SOLD 1 

ROY ALE 1060 - New MMaeftansry 

Good shape $3,500 

($10) 567-5614 

866 Pfyaouth 

ACCLAIM 1903. 4 door. auKmttc. 

air. low mtes $7495 

FOX HILLS 

Chryetar-Ptymouth-Jaep-Eagta 

313-455-6740 313-061-3171 

ACCLAIMS -02- 06. euomeec 

zsr 

Uvonia Chryet*r-PVmou»i 

(313) 525-7804 

GRAND FURY 1066. 4 door. 67 000 

maee. very good conation $2500 

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee SOLDI 

HORIZON 1989. 4 door, greet Wens- 

portation' $2788 • 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysier-Plymouth-Jeep-Eegle 

313-455-8740 313-961-3171 

LASER 1990 RS - Uke new cond- 

bon CM tor more mtormakon. 

(313) 534-2065 

866 Plymouth 

LASER 1080. RS. led. loaded. I 

owner wM mamtamed 62 000 

maaa E'neeWeekends 810-476-6214 

NEON 1085. Hack. 5 speed. 4 door. 

Ike new only 17.600 rrtfe* AMung 

only $7000 (313) 937-0016 

FARtHNGTON HILLS C-P-J-E 

8 10-476-7900 

SUNDANCE 1080 • 2 door, auto 

mane. 77.000 rnda*. a*, good cond- 

»on. $4600 (610) 853-1561 

SUNDANCE 1083-red. automate 2 

door, anvtweaasena $4 90(Vbest 

CM (610) 349-0340 

SUNOANCE 1989 RS Turbo. 4 door. 

tmokar looks rtaw 

Sat 4 Sun (810) 476-5736 

kHjs. pets non- 

$2900 Eire* 

868 Pontile 

BONNEVILLE 1064. 4 door leafier. 

$11,695 


(810)471-9200 

BONNEVILLE 1967 - ExceSem con- 

dibon. $2,900 

CM: (810) 360-1315 

BONNEVILLE 1996 SE - Loeded. 

spoaer $16 995 

JOHN ROGIN 

BUICK 

WesnandWayne (313)729-2000 

1997 DODGE AVENGER 

Amo 

Dual m bags 

A* 

Rear ae tog 

Floor mats 

Tit 

AM/FV Cassetle 

•Tank release 

• Power sinroof 

• Power w*idoi»s 

• Power locks 

• Power nurrots 

•Cruse 

•16* Alum wheels 

' 3 YR.36.000 MILE WARRANTY • STK 172X13 

2 Yr,'24,000 Miles CKrysier Employee* 

$ 5 0 0 Down 

•259* 

•1000 Down 

$ 234* 

*^229° Wn 

M O O O Down 

$ 199* v 

1997 DODGE STRATUS 

•A* 

•T* 

•ftawrnrrxf 

•PiMer locks 

•Hear defrost 

• Pwwr Brakes 

•STK 1721015 

• 3 YR.-36.00C MCE WARRANTY 

2 YrJM.000 MUee Chryeler Employee* 

'500 Down 

# 249< 

•1000 Down 

V '229* 

• ? 0 | o o r 

Down 

NEW 1997 DODGE 

CARAVAN 

CAR OF THE YEAR 

868 Putiae 

BONNEVILLE 1082 SE • 53.000 

me** derk green loaded new ««*/ 

t-anery. alarm *ice*enl conditio^ 

$10 250beel. 313-422-2748 

BONNEVILLE 1085 SLE Sports 

•uaaayedkon LsMisr Exceaent con- 

d»on $16 75(Vbest 610481-7008 

BONNEVILLE 1006 SLE Sport* 

•usury edeon I satier ExcMent oorv 

dkon $15 500rbeet 610-681-7006 

BONNEVILLE 1002 SSEi. 

heeds up. loaded auwod. phone 

75.000 maee. wha*. aiceleni cond- 

bon. $0 500 (810) 469-1129 

BONNEVILLE 1002 SSE - *rvt»1an 

leather, eac 

• UnroOI. 

$9600'beet 

tunrool. head*-up. loaded. 

C (810)820-3477 

868 Poatiac 

F1ERO 1086. 

Musi *ee 64.000 maee. aa. mnrooT 

(810) 681-3183 

FIERO 1086 QT - 4 apeed. red. am 

fen caeaette. power 

looks greet $3660 

FIERO 1084 SE - 4 cylinder auto- 

wer windows 4 

(313) 562-2540 

$13,765 

(810) 656-0014 

FIREBIRD 1084. Mack. T-tope. CO. 

leather, loeded. sharp 45.000 maes. 

$10,800 (610) 3606760 

GRANO AM 1983 GT Cotoe. red. 5 

•peed 54 000 maee CO atorm 

ee 313-722-7231 

SPECIAL 

NEW 1997 BRAVADA 4x4 

LEASE 

FOR 36 

MONTHS $399 

•a W12300 w par ran Bib c 

ws nw MOOaa M IKSasaa 

i Bi ng—ak k i n Italia I 

•AUD 

•V-6 

•DuaiaxBftjs 

•Sumtr glass 

•7Passenger 

• Dnwrs sde ddng dxr 

•3YR.-36.00C 

2 Yr. 

S 

• Rear defrost 

•Power acta 

• Remote *r«ry 

• AM'FM Cassed 

•STKI72S094 

)*Sl? WARRANTY 

! YrJ24,000 Mile* Chrysler Employees 

500 Down 

*309* 

*500 Down 

•269* 

•1000 Down 

v $ 289* 

Down 

NOW AT THE BIG STORE!! 

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• 48 HOUR/250 MILE EXCHANGE POLICY 

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PLYMOUTH RO. 

313-538-1500 

14875 TELEGRAPH. REDFORD 

BETWEEN 5 MILE & I 96 

MON & THURS 9 AM-9PM 

TUES . WED & FRI 9 AM-6PM 

AUTHORIZED STARCRAFT DEALER 

95 NEON 

Aulo., air 

Stk. #93408 

•6988 

WARRANTY INCLUDED 

95 AVENGER 

Auto., air 

Stk. #93408 

$ 11,988 

WARRANTY INCLUDED 

^96 DAKOTA CL\)B\ 

CAB SLT 

Loaded, 3 to choose 

Stk. #103535 

•13,988 

StevUiMffit 

_ WARRANTY INCLUDED 

•24 OB M MONTH CLOSED END LEASE. PUIS 6% USE TAX AT DELIVERY. 1ST PAYMENT, SECURITY DEPOSIT, 

a MINDED TO NUT SSO INCREMENT), PLATES, TITLE fc TAX. ALL REBATES TO DEALER. TOTAL Of 

VROENTS-PAYMENT X TERM. MILEAGE LIMITATION AS SHOWN WVTM 1S« FOR EACH M U OVER WITH 

GLASSMAN Ôldsmobile 

On Telegraph at the Tel-12 Mall • Southfield 

1-810-354-3300 1-800-354-5558 

PAGE TOYOTA 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST 

TOYOTA DEALER 

NOVEMBER SPECIAL! 

ENDS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1996 

ALL NEW 97 CAMRY LE 

• Full Power • Gold Package 

• Spoiler • Automatic 

• ABS • Keyless entry/alarm 


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1997 SUNFIRE 

SE COUPE 

Rear defroster, air conditioning, AM'FM stereo cassette, dual air 

bags, anti-lock brakes, sport mirrors, tinted glass, power steenng, 

power brakes. Stock #970142 

SALE $* GM OPT II 

PRICE Deduct S663.95 

36 month Smart Lease '189^010 

1997 

BONNEVILLE 

Air condMonng. dual air bags anwex* brakes, power windows, power locks. 

3800 V6. automate transmission, rear defroster & more Stock "970166 

GM OPT II 

Deduct $1105.70 

!&ic E E $ 1 9 , 8 9 5 

36 month Smart Lease '299i 

ALL NEW 

1997 TRANS 

SPORT SE 

Automatic, mt. V6, AWFM stereo cassette cruee. ttt. power widows & locks, 

keyless ertry anWock brakes 7 passenger. Ouai air begs deep anted glass 

rear defroster and more. Stock «9701 S3 

SALE $ O A O Q C * GM OPT II 

PRICE Deduct $1111.20 

36 month Smart Lease '309*^*0 

ALL NEW 1997 

GRAND PRIX SE SEDAN 

Automate, ar. arta-tock brakes, dual ar bags. 3800 V6, 

alumnum v/ieets AM'FM stereo cassette, power wndows 

& locks, crmse, SL and more. Stock #970224. 

SALE $ 4 Q A Q C * GMOPTII 

PRICE Deduct $976 75 

36 month Smart Lease *279*pirmo 

1996 GRAND AM SE 

TWO DOOR COUPE 

Air condrtioong. tour-speed, automatic transmtssion 

tilt. AM'FM cassene. detogger. paêr locks, dual air 

bags. ABS brakes Stock #960616. 

$ 13,495 

GM OPT II Deduct $789.20 

1997 JIMMY 

4x4 FOUR DOOR 

Vortec 4300 V-6 engne, automate: Iransmtsson. ar bag. 

ABS brakes, ar condrtionng. pewer wndows power locks, 

power mirrors. Wt & cnise. AMFM cassette stereo and 

much more! Stock #979009 

30 month 

Smart Lease 

s 275" 

1997 SIERRA 

PICKUP 

VORTEC 4300 V-6 engne. automatic transmission, dual 

air baas. ABS brakes, air conditioning. Wt. & cruse, 

AM/FM stereo cassette & much more! Stock #979052 

GM OPT II 

Deduct $872.85 

% S 16,399* 

36 month Smart Lease *224*p^mo 

1996 SONOMA 

PICKUP 

2.2 liter, lour cylinder engine, five speed manual transmission, ar I 

brakes, air conditioning, wt. cruise. AMFM stereo cassette, and m 

Stock #968449 

S«c e e S 1 1 , 9 9 5 

GM OPT II Deduct $668.70 

1996 

SIERRA 

STAKE TRUCK 

VORTEC 5700 V8 engine, auto trans , air, ABS brakes, heavy duty 

chassis, Wt. crutse, dual rear wheels. 12 ft. stake body, steel racks 11.000 

Ib GVW, AMFM cassene stereo Stock #968517 

prkÊ $ 2 0 , 9 9 5 ' 

GM OPT II 

Deduct $1040.90 

1996 % TON 

SUBURBAN 

Vonec 7400 V8 engrw automate transmnaion. air bag. ABS brake®, heavy duly 

tralermg. locking aflerenMi from & rear a# condttoring and heat leather menor. 

pamr wndows pc*«r locks pomer nvrors. crutee & «. orYWig boards AMFM 

cassette & CO player and much more 1 Slock #966315 

SALE $ O Q Q Q C * GMOPTII 

PRICE M j W W W Deduct $1775.35 

BONNEVILLE 

een, 33.000 m§88. toadad 

•12,995 

•96 YUKON SLT 

Dark Cherry 

Burgundy leatw 

7.000 mflee 

"96 TAHOE 4 DOOR 95 GRANO AM GT 

Dart t*je meMc. | Four door. Rad. VS. 

• 2 4 , 9 9 5 * 2 9 , 9 9 5 > 1 2 , 9 9 5 » 5 " 9 9 5 

Three to chooae 

Allowmlae 

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Spmmint A w r f m 

'95 GRANO AMs 

2 DOOR 4 4 DOOR 

MhMRoonSbttgi 

•92 JEEP 

WRANGLER 

SaR Top, Dear Hinters 

SpmXt 

••4 TRANS SPORT 

White, custom stripes, 

powar sliding door. 

16.000 nUM. 

$ 7 9 9 5 MUST SEE ' 1 6 , 5 9 5 

•94 JIMMY 

33,000 miee. SLE bu door, 

loadad wRiequpmert, 

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GRANO AM 1994 SE 4 floor pow«r 

locks enKM air 57.000 mass. 

$7 900 (8101 926-4316 

GRANO PRIX 1994 4 ctoor Had & 

'•acfy 1 Automatic air 

CM Tony 458-5245 


GRANO PRIX 19«9 Good condition. 

m»inta»r»d $2700 

Call Evas at |8I0) 299-8157 

GRANO PRIX 1994 GTP 2 door 

power sunrool WalTwr mint 31 000 

miles. $13 600 (8101 363-6151 

GRAND PRIX 1993 LE a» *ar 

'anly. V-6 power stMtrafocks. 

brakes sharp S9 900 313-961-9745 

GRAND PRIX 1990 LE 2 door aulomatic 

an powe> very clean 50.000 

miles $5 700' (313) 464-1469 

GRAND PRIX 1994 SE 64J 

package 43 OOO rmies. must see 1 

$11 99St>est 1313) 422-0615 

Pontiac 

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GRAND PRIX 1995 SE 2 

ongni red' 

PANIAN CHEVY 

(810) 355-1000 

GRANO PRIX 1993 SE 4 door 

EicaHani conc»Km An naw brakes 

$7700 (8101 624-4626 

GRANO PRIX 1994 SE. ivory 

w'charcoal nranor all options, very 

low miles smM down payments aa 

tow as $131 mo No cosigner 

needed OAC 

TYME AUTO (3131 458-5566 

GRANO PRIX 1996 SE Teal green 

loaded 11600 rrules $16 500 

(313) 641-0646 

GRANO PRIX 1990 SE *hM/grtt. 

2 door, loaded, new tires MM corxilion 

$549&t>esl (8101 144-4268 

GRAND PRIX STE 1990 immaculate 

60 000 miles, paid $11,000 

muat saenhee $9500 1313) B19-2996 

PONTIAC 6000 1987 

ton $ 1300best (8101 

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Pontiac 

GRAND PRIX 1983 STE HMhar. CO 

pMyw. 3 4 V-B. loeded with ak the 

PARISIENNE 1901 

dean, new pad* & dtska runs good. 

$2090 810-391 2205 

PONTIAC 1991 STE, M brack, teal 

leather manor r»s wee* only $1800 

below Mack book. $89 down small 

naa'ied OaS"*"** 110 co "*® n *' 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5566 

SONBIRO 1990, 2 door, red. 

0|Baulomakc 1 owner sunroof. 

•« spoiler, alarm «,'floor 

remotes detachable cassette new 

ares, no ruet. hwy maee. very dean 

dependable. garaged, gorgeous 

Senous only $3,950 313-527-9652 

SUN&RD 1984 KalcTOack- 4 speed 

new tires, new luel pump. $650/best 

(313) 513-2025 

SUNBIRD 1989 LE Air aulomaac 

maroorVgrey very good condnon 

Great transportation $3100 

(810) 642-1464 

SUNFIRE 1996 SE coupe - 6500 

miles 5 speed 24 titer, loaded 

$12 OOObmt (810) 475-1766 

TRANS AM 1995. convertible InpM 

black 6 speed first 23,900 

(BID) 588-0617 or (810i 450-5929 

TRANS AM >986 V8 305 TPl. 

power windows CO EQ alarm runs 

great $3,99Sbesi 313-397 8801 

Saturn 

SATURN 1995 aulomatic air 

loaded $10,595 


(810)471-9200 

SATURN 1994 SL2. 4 door, automatic 

low mites. lully •quppad. 

$12 000 313-455-2668 

SC '991. 2 door automatic, air 

100 OOO miles, an power, blue, no 

rust $5000 313-261-5562 

870 Saturn 

SC2. 1903. 31.000 maes. factory 

warranty Uta buying a new one. 

$240 down tow morSNy payments. 

1st ume buyer plan avMable 

OAC 

TYME AUTO (313) 455-5506 

SL2 1994 - 4 door, power wndows A 

kxks Air automatic, cruiae. sunroof, 

31.000 miles Metallic Blue. 

$10,500 810-544-8303 

872 Toyota 

CAMRY LE 1904 euatent condition, 

37.000 mlea $14 400 

(810) 471-5604 

CAMRY 1991. LE. V6 burgundy 

sunrool 78,000 maes automatic Uka 

(810) 553-6994 

CAMRY 1992 (purchased in Dec 92) 

LE-4 cytoder. Looks Mis brand new 

with oniy 48.500 m4ea. Emerald Pearl 

Qreen with Gold Trim, loaded. CO 

$12,600 313-981-2284 

CAMRY 1991 - 5 speed air. cruise 

cassene 100.000 maas Naw brakes' 

Bras $49CXVbest (313) 261-5562 

CAMRY 1994, XLE. mint, loaded, 

lealher. sunroof gold amwams CD 

$16200 (810) 415-1200 

CAROLLA 1993 LE. 4 doors, 

oaded. e«calant low mies. eitendad 

warranty (313) 464-3819 

CELICA 1992 GT COUPE. 4 Cylrvjer 

2 2 liter 5 speed. M power ar. 

crune, aicellent cor*»»on 58.200 

miles $11 OOO (810) 489-2712 

CELICA - 1990 GTS aH power eicellent 

oonOmon 81.000 mles Royal 

Blue $6800/besl SOLD 

CELICA 1989 GT - 5 speed air, 

stereo'casserte power windows and 

locks 78.000 miles ExceVent condit>on 

$480atiest (313) 213-21S3 

COROLLA WAGON - 1994 5 speed 

air. rack. AM'FM cassetle ErceSem 

$11,000 (810)426-7399 

872 T»jnU 

CRESSIDA 1989 Burgundy, moonrool 

EncMani conation 1 owner 

$6500 1*10) 646-1196 

MR2 1986 S sp. Jed aooa 

conation $2000 313-: 368-6753 

TERCEL 1992 107.000 maes Mue. 

4 speed, compact Oak e»cMam runrang 

car $3200 aa* lor Chuck aNer 

6 00PM (313) 456-3080 

874 Volkmgen 

BEETLE CONVERTIBLE 1979 . 

Original owner fm driver conation 

$4 99&%es1 (313) 937-3339 

FOX 1989 GL. M. 2 door, aueaant 

new itraa mufller 102.000 maaa. 

garaged $245(Vbeat 610848-0344 

JETTA, 1991 GL, 4 door Red 5 

speed, sunroof, air 64.000 mle* 

very dean. $6,000 810-545-4661 

JETTA 1994 GLS. red. automabc. 

sunroof, loaded 80.000 mlea 

(810) 545-6276 

JETTA 1994. red. aulomakc. 65.000 

highway maea. encMant shape 

$8500 or best (810) 549-8139 

876 

Auto« Over 12,000 

PONTIAC 6000LE 1983 - Good condition 

RatkM V-6 Some rust S240CV 

besl Eves (517) 468-3216 

878 

An lot Under &000 

ACURA 1989 INTEGRA. LS, 

149.000 miles 2 door. white 5 

speed, au caseene sunroof, 

lenl. $1975 313-581-3617 

AUOf 5000 1986 - low mteaga good 

condmon. new tires & transmuon 

$150C«»st 313-397-2476 

878 

Auto* Uader ttiMM 

CAVALIER 1987 new rebukt angna- 

•ow maea. runs great, needa part 

$1500 (313) 641-9095 

CNCVY CAPRICE Wagon 1985 

' 155.000mile* Naedstrana- 

M00 (8101 844-7S75 

CHEVY 1988 Cavaaer. automatic. 2 

door. Hade. 110.000 maaa. good condton 

$1960 Pager 81 &-£*-! 757 

CHEVY 1988 Cavahar- Good condition. 

4 door, alt, power $1,895 

CM (3131 837-3433 

CHRYSLER 1984 *h Avenue VS. 

automatic M power good condnon 

$l250beat (510) 354-5714 

COUGAR - 1986 Naw angna good 

area Rime great $700 Midi sell 

(3131 455-0303 

DOOGE 1986 Ram 150 Van new 

brakes, shocks struts $ front end 

needs motor 313-261-7711 

ESCORT 1987 GT 

runs & looks good. 107.000 miles 

$1600 Unit (8101 669-1759 

FIERO 1984. rekable transportation 

many new pans, automate surwoot 

$1000 Leave Message 313422-9533 

FORO 1987 Aerostar XL - Automatic, 

air cru«se anvlrrv'casselle New 

tires $1,500 (313) 844-7768 

FORO 1988 Escon GT loaded new 

ClutdV struts runs perfect 114,000 

maaa $1699 (313) 422-6820 

GRAND PRIX 1984 Running 

Needs carburetor $800'B»S1 

Offer »•»•••••••••• SOLD 

HONDA 1987 One H, power steer 

automat 

$2 000 

MERCURY 1988 Tracer 4 Door, 

good shape $600 

(810) 752-0529 

OLDS 1989 Calais $2350 1984 

Cadrtac Cimarron $795 1985 Olds 

Toronado $1375 313-618-4221 

PARISJANNE 1966. power steering 

am-lm. new trans. 105 000 miles 

•xcaftent. $1,400 SOLD 

R 6 G A L £ < r . . . 

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Plymouth 

(313) 453-4411 

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PONTIAC FIERO 1987 - Aulomaac 

new krea/brakes Rune great MUST 

SELL' $l300tM»t 313-454-0812 

RELIANT 1983. eiCkisnt transportation, 

$850 or bast oiler 

610-476-9966 

RENAULT 1983 Fuego Turbo - 

5 speed, dean last slereo wife s 

car muat aM $950 (313)635-4384 

SAAB 1985 900 srfver loadad automatic 

WM mam lamed $ 150ft test 

810-644-1574 pagt 810-470-7439 

SUBARU GL 1987. automatic, 4 

door 4 Wheel dnve ai power 

120.000 miles, $1 OOOrbest Dey 

(313) 261-3413 or (313| 462-5303 

TEMPO 1989 automatic 4 cylinder 

escellent condition 93.000 miles 

$200GW1 (313) 533-8584 

THUNDERBIRD. 1985 86.000 mles 

6 cylinder aulomakc $1900 or besl 

(810) 489-1480 

TURBO THUNDERBIRD 1988 

SOLD MERCURY 1976 Comet - 

29 500 original mdes SOLD 

313-453-7311 

VOLKSWAGON 1986 GOlF good 

shape many new parts $20Cbesi 

(3131 541-5918 (313) 533-8474 

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K Phg, 205A. groups I 2.1 speed controf 

•* front rear door mats pan. aur fill sysl 

H. AM P1 stereo w cassette poêr door 

lotKs 6-way power dmers seat »heels 

B* aluminium P705 13 BS« ligW group 

S OL tn V6 engine, auto 0 D 

(ranstnhsion. P20V65RI3 65)1 lire 

1997 

Taurus GL 

List Price $20,985 

Sale Price >17,699* 

$500 oajfl,. 

Rebate 

Irkg- S07A. XLT trim speed control ltd steering. VC-CfT free 

Afl PI stereo cassette clock interior enhance light group 

power door locks windows 4.91 tfl X engine. 5-speed 

*\ Selling' 

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1996 

Murry 

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F-150 XLT ^ Leftl 

List Price 

$19,516 

manual O D transmission rJ55 75RX15XLBSW 3 55 ratio , 

mrig. a»ie 206 »2 PI 2172. 0VWR 6100 lbs. tachometer C 

O. sliding rear wmdow bright lo-moont swingwa> mirror lorged 

•aluminum wheels chrome rear Hep bumper Stock (68235 

j p 3 f 3 n f f* P n 

43,994* 

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n*. 317A. Group I. CrC free AC. dnver 

door rem entry rear window defroster 

2.01 VI engine 3-speed manual 

transmission ri85 65HI4-5 B5W tires 

front reat floor mats, dual power minors 

VI,Tl stereo cassette radio Stock 

•732 IS. 

n*. MIA Sport Trim. HAD premium 

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•Plu!. la*, title, plates, destination charges Rebate* to 

denier 

"24 Month closed end non-maintenance lease w/12.000 

miles per year allowed. 1S< per mile penalty Lessee has 

Ihe option to purchase the vehicle ai lease end at a price 

To be negotiated wrilh ihe dealer at lease Inception 

However lessee has no obligation to purchase the vehicle 

at lease end Lessee is responsible for excessive wear & 

tear. Down payment ol SI656 refundable security deposit 

of one month payment rounded upward to llw nearest 

S25 increment plus 1st payment. license and tltke are due 

at delivery 6*« use ta* due monthly Rebates compiled in 

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