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H o u s eBy Kevin BrownslaM writer

Recovering alcoholics and drug gies are leaving their neighborhood, and residents of Roe Street are glad

I've been up and down the street and every neighbor I've talked to is very happy about it, because things were getting pretty rough down there, said Ernie .Archer of Roe

HIS TOMMENT FOLLOWED the announcement Monday that the Per sonalized Nursing Light House Inc program would no longer lodge pro­gram participants at a Roe Street apartment building

Our landlord. Mr John Mason, has notified us that our lease will not be renewed," said program direr tor Marcia Andersen, adding the tenants w ill leave before Tuesday

Andersens announcement came one week after f’ lymouth city attor­ney Ron Lowe said the program vio­lated city code by operating a busi ness in a residential area

Ixiwe said sub lease provisions bt> tween Light House and its program participants "prohtbit more than two adults staying overnight in an apart ment, prohibit a child from slaying overnight, prohibit alcohol within the apartment, and they are prohi bited from having any guest under the influence of alcohol in the apart ment

Bond issue passed 3 to 1 in iow turnoutBy M B Dillonstaff writer

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BILL BRESLER/staff phoiograpnw

Plymouth and C anton voters on Tuesday approved a bond is­sue sought by the schools to ra ise money for the construction of new buildings. Above, Russ Ash, a poll worker at S tarkw eather School, works on voting reco rd s while Joyce Okwumabua leaves a voting m achine after casting her ballot.

Vacant grocery store picket targetPicketing outside the former Farmer Jack

store on Mam StrrH't rould br-gin next we<‘k said a lix-al Realtor

K (■ Mueller ha.s planned the demoastration to draw attention to the building, downtown s largest storefront which has been closed since Dis ember of 1989

While Mueller had planned to begin picketing on .Sept 16, she held off to give a Farmer Jack official time to resolve negotiations on the com pany s lea.se with a private owner

But Mueller said if she dor*sn t hear anything by h'riday I m going to start making phone calls

and organize the picketFarmer Jack has a lea.se on the site that rums

for abijut seven more years

A f.FA.SE restriction states that only grocery store related items can be sold at the building The company ha.s proposed non-grocery tenants to the landlords, but the landlords have resisted this, saying a remodeling would cost too much

City Manager Steve Walters said Farmer Jack and the landlords have al.so talked about Farmer Jack buying out the remaining lea.se but had not reached a common financial ground and F'armer

Jack has continued to demand a no grocery store provision for the lease buyout '

Wallers' comments were in a letter to I^ r ry Zettler. president of Midwest operations for the A&P Co . which owns Farmer Jack

Becau.se of this dilemma, the city of Plymouth has suffered for two years with the Farmer Jack building on Main Street being empty Wallers said

He urged the company to waive iLs demand for a no-grix'cry provision This small building with limited parking will not be ix-cupied by a general grcH-erv store competitor he wrote

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p a s t o r s e e k s g o o d c o u n s e lBy M B Dillonstaff writer

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Plvtiiouth horiuHiwners upwt with Our I-ad\ of flood (ourLsels mten tions to expand iLs facilities on Pen niman Avenue rereived good news and had m-ws from the attorneys representing them the ritv and the f hiiroh

The gcHKt news IS that the partn's Uiideil the church s site plan ap proved by the city last January

The plan called for a twrestory, 2 T 0 0 0 sguare foot addition, which t hurrh officials say is needed to hipuse banquet facilities, offices and r la.ssrooms

Members of the William A Blunk homeowners assrx'iatlon sued Our Lady of (irxrd Cmmsel after the site plan was approvr-d claiming the ex pansion wmild violate parking lot iiiviTge and huilding height ordi nan< es m an already congestert neighNirhixrd

Ar rording to a eon.sent agreement workert tuii this summer the parties would rne<q twice within BO days of the entry of the ronseni agreement to review rough sketches of the addi lion The first meeting was to have been V heduled 21 days after the availability of the site plan

That plan is a no go arr-ording to the most recent agreement

What we agreed to was that the

‘It's certain ly not the intention of the neighbors to prevent the church from m aking their school better. B ut the scale o f what they want to do is out of the question, and clearly it doesn ’t m eet the city codes for height, lo t CO verage and p a rk in g .'

D ick M o y csuit piaintitl

site plan approval of .Ian 9 1991 would f>e voided said Carol Icville. attorney for the home<iwners We diiln l enjoin or stop the implementa lion of that approval Dropped was language concerning a meeting with the residents

Input from the homeowners is no longer something they cared about having bexau.se I think they're going to use the same plans said la'ville

In rny opinion it doesn't Wxik pretty, said Church Street home owner Jim Bernstein who lives next diHir to the former convent The building which hasn I housexi nuns for 25 years is now iisxsl for offices and clavxrixmis

W F R F HAC K TO sxjuare ..ne Wx' are going lo go right back to where we were a year ago All of that niee compromise language is gone said Bernstein

The city never should have ap provxHl the site plan hut thev did said thek Moyer a plaintiff in the suit and a former I’lymouth planning commissioner who votxsl against the site plan

It s certainly not the intention of the neighbxirs to prevent the i bxiri h from making their sx hool belter But the sx-ale nf what they want to dxi is out of the question, and elearlv it

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The mxxid is joyous at I’ lymouth Canton Community Sihxxjls in the wake of voters threx?-lx>one approv al Tuesday of a J59 7 million bond proposition

Just under 10 percent of the dis irict's 55 000 registered voters visit ed the pxills Yes voles totaled 5 9.30. no votes 1.A61. according to unoffi cial results

The money will enable the district to build two elementary schools and additions to existing schools, as well as make capital improvements throughout the district

Over the next five years, the schools also will install high-technol­ogy teaching materials, including computers, satellites, and video and laser equipment in kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms

This IS a great day for education in Plymouth-Canton. " said .Superin­tendent John Hoben "Because of the approval of this bond project, we ll be able to provide both a better learning environment and increasxYj learning opportunities for the young people and adults in our community in the years to come "

GIVEN THE HIGH number of lo­cal elections this year, officials feared voter apathy could doom the bond proposition Instead, it passed overwhelmingly in all 15 precincts Absentee voters came the closest to defeating the proposal, but the yeses had it, 191-183

"The way my stomach feels this morning sure beats the way it felt yesterday, ' said schxxil board presi dent David Artley Wednesday "What I was afraid of was voter apa thv "

'Because of the approval of this bond project, we'll be able to provide both a better learning environment and increased learning opportunities for the young people and adults in our community ic. the years to come. ’

- J o h n H o O e nsu p en n fen d en !

For the first time in recent mem orv a bond proposal only appeart»d on the ballot another factor ad ministrators thought might keep vot ers away

We re excited to have this kind of a turnout, but the hard work is just beginning." said Artley

In the fall of 1993. we w ill open two new elementaries That is going to get kids out of the portables We should have kids closer to their home neighborhxxxls This bond should have somewhat of an effect on over crowding in some schools, he add­ed

One elementary w ill be built on land the district already owns on Warren in Canton The second will be built in northwest Plymouth Township, or in south L'anton It will depend on demographics and the availability of land. too. said associ ate superintendent Ray Hoedel

When you Ixxik at schools like Eriksson, Field and Hulsing. we will

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Liti‘rall> hundrx'd' of fx-ojik- worked to consider 'what '.he lU'ed' of this schoxil district 'Ai-rt said Hoben I ni certain lhe> 'han- with me the feeling of pli-asure and pride in knowing their rex ommendaiiuns were not onlv considered but can now bx‘ fulfilled

Artlev thanked thx' i it i /en ' whi worked the phone bank' morii' who came down 'with ihx ir kid> lo m.xki phone calls and ihi' bus driver ' teachers and principals 'who canu down and made phone calls eixu-tior day asking fH'oplx’ if the> wx-r- aware there wa' an eix-i tion

I'ntil thing' U-gan to pu k up lat- in the day Tuesdav some prex inx t workers were concerned about th"' sx arcily of votx-rs

Vladie MontgoniiTv prei ini-' chairwoman at Ci'nlrjl Middlx .Sxhool was monitoring voter turn out 'hortlv after 5 p m

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Brandy the poodle perform ed for year* tor kid* at Molt s Chil­d re n * Ho*pital. and a pet walk in hi* nam e on Saturday will rai*e m oney lor the hospital.

P e t w a l k w i l l r a i s e

m o n e y t o h e l p k i d sBy Kevin Brownslatf writer

Kids and their fset.s will bx' unleashxHl on downtown PIvmoulh Saturdav for the Brands Memorial Pel VAalk

NamiMl lor Kathv and lioh Mount s [ix'rlorTTiing pxxxixlle Brands the 2 5 p m event sxH'ks lo raise money for Mott ( hildren s Hospital

It sounds like there's great enthu Siasni out there Kathy Mount said as several kids report they re gelling far more than the 1 0 dnnatixins re qiiirxMl to participate in the pet walk

Mount namxsd the event lor Bran il\ who diexi al age 18 in Mav For more than M years Brandy enter lainx-xl kids al the hospital which is pari of the I'niversilv of Michigan

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Tilt- s< Hl-J)l I E s.ilunl.xv npx ns with rx-giMr.ilion ,ii 2 p m singing b\ D'.inne H.ikx-r .it 2 10 p m ,xnd thx- slarl of Ihx- [H-l walk ,il 2 30 p m

E nlx-rlainmeni i' 'i hcdulx'xl from 3 4 3 0 p m w,'f I’c n i D.xnforihon w-MuIx-n N-nx's VAi/anl of 1) 7 songs b\ Dark Horsi I'riHtux lions m « als from Sill \ aiighn .mil l.isa Box k and thx- < enlral Middli bx hool fiand and x horus among oihei x-nlertamcrs

Sx hx-duliul for 4 3(1 p m is Ihx- ,iw anting of prizes A long lisl of are.i businx'sses an contrihuling prizes whix h inx luxle a hox key pux k atili'graphexi h\ Boh I’roberl and ail lographxsl (ihoixis of Isiah Thomas Dx-nnis ttiKlm.in and .lohn Sallev

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Church plan to expand rejected

Pet walk to raise money for children’s hospitalContinued from Page 1

Other prizes include pet-grooming, dinners, fa­cials, tanning booth sessions, T-shirts, stuffed ani­mals and private birthday parties

Pet walk festivities continue on Sunday at 11 a m as the Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps per­forms to welcome Special Olympians and kids from Denby Children's Home

At 11 30 a m , Classic Trolley of Dearborn w ill

offer trolley rides for donations to .Mott A free showing of the film All Dogs Go To Heaven " is scheduled for pet walkers and their guests at 1 p m A second showing, if necessary, is scheduled for 3 p m

WHILE ONLY 10 donations are required to participate in the pet walk. Mount said several have collected more 'T'm proud to live in a won­

derful Good Samaritan community, " Mount said Sixth grade teacher Margo Panko encouraged

her entire class to enter the essay contest that coincides with the pet walk One student, Michelle Sanders, wrote Thanks to Brandy, a small poo­dle. for helping us to learn about children in need

He did tricks for the children to make them laugh We must take over where he left off The children need us and we need them "

L a n d l o r d b o o t s r e c o v e r i n g a d d i c t sContinued from Page 1

Saying these restnctions violate city code, Lowe add­ed that Lighthouse could meet code by setting up a group home to house participants

Andersen countered that the program "never con­ducted business at 303 Roe St Only residential activity occurred there,” adding the state had ruled that no pro­gram activities occurred on Roe

Goeffry Smereck, Lighthouse attorney, said the pro­gram would continue to operate out of offices on Main Street

“ THEY ARE FINDING another (housing) place, ' he said, adding be did not know if a new site to lodge par­ticipants would be in Plymouth.

Andersen said the Light House program was the only

licensed program in the city focusing on substance abuse problems in adults Yet our program,"' she said, has been the focus of much negative bias and preju­

dice '■Some longtime Roe residents said some program par­

ticipants drove fast in their neighborhood, made ob­scene gestures to their kids, and came to their houses seeking food and money

"We've talked to a number of participants They said they feel they've gotten nothing out of the program,” said Karol Hardy of Roe

"The key licensure and funding agencies of our state regarded our Light House program as extremely well run and effective in assisting decent, handicapped peo­ple to maintain drug-free life styles while developing their talents to start small businesses.” Andersen said.

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Juesn t meet the city coOe» luf height lot coverage and parking

Etasrd on rn> understanding ol the city ordinance there seems to me to be two routes lor the chun h to go They could seek a variarve or a planned unit development said Moyer Planned unit developments allow proyecU that don t meet the e ia t t language in the city ordinance under extraordinary circumstances where it would be to the benefit o( all to do a project, even though the projei t doein t meet code 1 d sus pe<-t that if the city were to grant that we would end up back in court said Moyer a n ience profes sor at the I'niversity of Michigan Dearborn

THE REV JAMES WYStKKl.pastor at Our Lady of («ood Counsel says It s premature to say what the church will pursue

There hasn't been anything final ued that 1 know of I haven t signed any orders or changed anything Our lawyers have been talking to one an other I truly don t think we can sptH'ulale what we are going to be doing

.Actually, we are waiting to sit down with the neighbors. " added the pastor We would like them to sit with us and to talk about their con­cerns That is primary m our mind, it s what should have been done in the first place

"It's important 1 think for there to be community spirit and coopera­tion ’

Good Counsel has another problem on Its hands - paving the driveway at the convent, which is being used for purposes not approved under its

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Children won’t testify; abuse charges droppedBy Diana Galastaff writer

A Dearborn urologist charged with si xually assaulting his children during a one year fieriod while Ihe family lived in ( anton has been ac quitted after two of his i hildren refused to testify

All lb counts of child molestation against Dr Vkillian Nutting were dropjH’d .Monday by Becordcr s Court Judge Craig Strong after the doctor s fi year old son refused to an­swer questions in court

THK HUY’S 5 year old sister hesi lated even entering tht lourtrooin Monday

1 wasn t surprised by the acquit lal I was surprised of the children s testimony The oldest said what she said wasn t true And the vouynger ones refused to testify at all said defense atlorney laiwrencc Brenner

The ( ase N'gan to unravel when Nuttings oldest daughter « testified last week ’hat she made u[. some of the afuisi stories she said she (lidn t liki- her dad mm h fa'cause he was

7 can tell you based on the evidence presented te the judge he made an appropriate decision.'

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mean to herShe originally lold invesligatony

that her father rjpcxl her and her siblings The girl af.so said he forced them to have sex vxith each other

After testimony from his 6-year old son last May in 35th [)islncl ( ourl Nutting was banned from treating childrer in his D*-arborn (iractice while be charges were (a-nding

IS THK mearilime Nuttings (irai lice has done very well Bren

f his pktients and peerstier said

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rev'ognized how inappropriate the charges are he said .Although it s had an impact it hasn t had a major impact

Regarding the acquittal Vkayne County Assistant Prosecuting Attor­ney Nancy Diehl said I can tell you based on the evidence presented to the judge he made an appropriate dev isinn

1 can t be specific in this case but in general it s not uncommon for children in sexual abuse cases to re rant stones in an attempt to make things whole again, or make things the way they were Also kids won t testifv he< ause they are fearful ” or dor t want to see a parent go to jail

And finally some children don t testify bt'cause what they said ini lially IS not true Diehl said

During the trial i-o-defense attor nev Thomas Howard said the abuse accusations were spurred by a custo­dy battle

Diehl denied that claim saying the couple had been marrievl 10 years and were getting along fine until the children told her that their father had ahusv'd them

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Ac curding I" the rei» r! hi f.lcd with [wilin- the man s.iid he -1had a traffic alti-t' alum at H III p m vAlIh the driver nf a Mustang .il W .uM‘n -*n(i I ill»'v r-unJ'' Th«'WAS m»t (trs( riN*«i in lh«‘ frjM.rt

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The N.ivi man N.ml hr «sk<Hj thr pair if lh*’v hacf prrhU rn Ihrv said no and hi wrni insidr lr r.it Wh« n he j ot out at H >S p m he «lise<'w rei: his passen^^er snir window had l»ioken out h\ a pallet or fUt jjun The man estinialerl th«’ <farn<aK*’nno

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crime watchwere lejvorleit shut out hv HB or p*'l Il t guns 'satiirdav through Monday in riviii'Milh Township according to ri'piirls filisl with police

I ONI, (,()NF; Baseball cards val iii-ct at J42K were reportei) missing h\ 1 27 vear old Plymouth man who siis(u-cls his brother in Ihe theft of ihi I97fi and 1977 cards The !i i iriiii .ihilia w as taken from Ihe rii.in s living rmim <>n Hamilton SI ini I mu-ta-l w een S»‘pl M 19

Lhi ' ards were kept in two shoe fn-vi's I brown fan and a while box whuh well stored in a larger box tinder the T \‘ The brother is a sus (u-i I f>e< ause hf has indicated knowl edge of spvHifir missing baseball ( ants ai cording lo a police report The man who was given a victims righl.s card said he will prosecute his brother

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wom.in walking at 9 30 a m Sunday morning with her husband found a pink purse' containing S44 67 near th*' intersv-ction of Mr'Kinley and Palmer II s fx'lieve*! the monev b*' longs to a n<'wspap*'r carrier

STOl.KN A 1987 Olds [Vila was ri'fvorted stolen Kriday from Ihe K.lks t tub parking lot on Ann Arbor Road

Onlv broken glavs remaim'd at Ihe site where Ihe car had beu'n (varked when Ihe theft was discovered at 9 20 p m The < ase was cli>sed for lark of leads

WHAT A \ IKW A Chevy owner had a view as clear as air out his rear winijow after leaving the Wishv Washing ( ar W ash at 416 Ann Arbor Road shiullv b*'f()re 8 p m Sept 23 That S h*-I ause Ihe hark hatch had bv'v'n knocki'il right out the 20 vear old ( anton man told police

The motorist lold officers he was using the hose that swivels overhead when I t blew apart and fell down onto Ihe rear window doing 1650 in damage

The man was issued a crime vie tuns rights card

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campus newsBrian J. Masters, of Canton was

among 415 students at Ferris State University to receive summer quarter academic honors To be ell gtble. a Ferns student must have compiled a 3 50 grade point aver­age in at least 12 quarter hours of work

Ellen M. Moyer, of Plymouth was also among 415 students to receive summer quarter academic honors at Ferns Slate University

Two Canton residents received bachelors of arts degrees from Michigan State University They are Kimberly A Ponte, in financial administration and William M Ru- ane. in MLM-transportation man­age

Snsan A. Voyles, of Plymouth received a master of arts degree in journalism from Michigan State University

Kimberly A. Kalisz, of Canton is one of three area residents includ­ed m the 1991 edition of Outstand­ing Young Women of America, se­lected from more than 73,000 nom­inations. She has earned her

bachelors degree from .Michigan Slate University and is currently in their Labor and Industrial Rela­tions Program Her master's de­gree will be completed in 1992 She currently serves as a Graduate Resident Advisor She is the daugh­ter of Mr and .Mrs James A Kal- isz

David V. Goodsir. son of Mr and .Mrs Joseph W Goodsir of Plym­outh, graduated from Loyola Uni­versity of Chicago School of Law He received his bachelor of arts de­gree in economics from the Univer­sity of Michigan in 1986 He is a 1982 graduate of Plymouth Salem High School While at Loyola he was a member of the Law Review, editor-in chief of the Loyola Con­sumer Law Reporter, and an advo­cate on the Philip C Jessup Moot Court Team He w ill begin his practice in Chicago with the law firm of Freeborn & Peters, concen­trating in commercial litigation.

Nimrod Golovoy, of Canton has become a new member of the Al­pha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa So­ciety at The University of Michi­gan

Plymouth girl advances in teen beauty contestCassandra Gut, 15. of Plymouth is

one of 200 candidates to make it to Level 1 of Teen Magazine's 1991 .Miss Teenage America program

She IS under consideration to be one of 40 semifinalists who w ill ap­pear in the January 1991 issue

The 200 candidates, selected from the 10,000-plus entries received, were chosen based on their scholas­tic achievement, general awareness, individual' accomplishments, com­munity service, poise and personali­ty The 40 semifinalists w ill be se­lected based on their responses to questions relating to home and

school life, goals and current affairs

Twelve finalists w ill be selected from the 40 semifinalists and will appear in the February 1991 issue The finalists w ill be flown to Los An­geles. Calif for a full week of activ i­ties including judging, sightseeing, modeling and media appearances Miss Teenage America 1991 w ill be announced at a press party at Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel in Santa Monica

Miss Teenage America 1991 w ill receive a J15.000 college scholarship from Kmart, a Kmart wardrobe and

her own moithly column in Teen .Magazine She w ill also travel as spokeswomsD for the program s sponsors

l ’overage of the 1991 Miss Teen age America program w ill appear the .March 1991 issue of Teen Magj zine

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Lady of Good Counsel School w ill sponsor an information night for parents and students wishing to learn more about a Catholic High School on Wednesday, Oct. 9.

There w ill be information given

concerning the High School Place­ment Test which w ill be adminis­tered in November

The program begins at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym at 1151 William in Plymouth All interested parents and students are welcome

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Ford wants more money for local school programs• jr W ajrn* Paat

When i( i 'ooi« Id ediM ation uoe lu> j | ( un|(m.Mii4n helieves i( j lime tor Presidenl Biuh lo ^el down fiiiiii the pulpil <nd >url p^!»in(i dfuund .he lulle iliun plate

Kep William Kurd 1) Taylor is I'allinf^ iifi the president lo use more federal money to support lo­cal school pruKraiiis

This administration has a habit of Pleaching from the pulpit with out supp*irting the money that would make education changes a reality Ford said

The 26 year congressional vet eran is chairman of the Mouse rom millee on Kducalion and lai bor In that role Ford said he II press for more money (or Head Start programs as well as more moiK-y for higher education loaios

We ve only funded Mead Start for 40 percent of the people we ve identified in need. Ford said re ­ferring lo the federal program for disadv anlaged preschool young sters

Ford and Sen Ted Kennedy. D- Mass are working on legislation that would make Head Start an en titlernent. available to all children (or whom It 5 deemed necessary

THIS WOl'LO assure funding, rather than leaving it at the mercy of the appropriations process. Ford said In Ypsilanti. we ve been conducting the largest drop­out study ever and we've learned that you don t address the problem

‘ThiB »dmmi»tration hat a habit of preaching from the pulpit without tupporting the money that would make education changes a reality.'

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in high school you address it in preschool

Though Bush rei ently called on parents to improve their children s education by spending more lime with them Ford said that ap proach doesn t go far enough

Saying parents could do more flies in the face of what s going on in the real world he said For many kids, there are no parents there

One recent study indicates that as many as one-fifth of all .Amen can school children come home to an empty house

Ending a Reagan-era cap on higher education loans is another goal. Ford said

"RICiMT NOW, we’re looking at a family cap of $32,000. but that means parents are going to have to dip into their own prK'kets and if

you re a working family you re going lo be pressed

This IS Ford s second year as ed uialion and labor committee chairman .Ai lion on appropriation hills (or elementary and secondary education as well as higher educa­tion IS likely this fall p'ord said although the bills might not reach the president s desk until early next year

In last year s session, the com mute*' saw several major educa lion iiu'asures become law

The National Literacy .Act cre­ated a national institute to assist g'.vernment and private efforts to b<Hisl reading skills The National Education Council Act created a national louncil for education standards and testing and author­ized a federal study into lengthen­ing the school year

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A MiKioi property u i d u r in g bill is on lU way Ui Gov John Kngler > iledi amid prexlK'tMma Hut signing it will seal Ilk poliUcal doucii

It dooms the present governor if he signs It said Sen Jack Kakon I> Farmington Hills He has turned on the people isulMirbanilesi who sup ported him

All these are conservative pe*- pie They can t believe this is a He publican lax plan said Faxon whose home school district wil| send $S 45 million of commercial and in dustnal property lax**s across the state this year

Added Senate [democratic leader Art Miller whose Warren based dis trict would be another major loser Once parents and taxpayers see

their dollars flowing out I predict you will hear a loud roar of protest The people pushing thus idea will find themselves running for cover

Kngler intend.s to sign it

THE SE.N.ATE Tuesday gave final 22 16 approval lo a conference re port passed last week by the House

The law recjuires growth areas to share half the gain in their commer cial and industrial tax bases with poorer districts in effort to reduce the gap in per-pupil spending

Lt Gov Connie Binsfeld ruled the measure didn l recjuire a two-thirds

ale effre t because it gu< that allMcunl when first passed July 11

Voting yes were II Hepubli* ans and 11 liem ucrali including Wil lla llifau s l OWcrslIand

Oppicsed weir nine Hepubit* ans and seven democrats including Mi i tael Bout hard H Birmingham Mai iKinaskiss H Lake Orion Fax or Robert I.eake R Nofthville (leofge Z Hart I> Ilearborn and da v.J tl"iugman R W*^l BloomlieM

aMOSCc THE top Sir losing school d.Mri( tv statewide are .Avondale li.riiiinghani harmington Roches li-f .Southfield Troy Walled laike and West Bloomfield in Oakland ( 'lunly and Livonia I’lymoulh ( an ton and South Bedford in Wayne ( ountv

Bloomfield Hills one of the state s rii best ifistricts would lose an insig nifi' ant $4 00(1 be* a use its tias*- is largely residential with little busl n*-ss growth anticipated

St r i ’ORTER.S knew they had the Vote' Th*'y offered little defense as suburban senators denouni *‘d th>- law a ' a reshuffle tax base st**ai mg a scam 'Millen hijacking Bouchard) legal robbery ikaxon mole c entral planning iKiug Carl

B I tic a and a tinge of scx ialism itiil diNello d East iM'troit.

Hou.s* Bill 4267 was sponsored by Hep William Keith [>-<;arden (

right difex ticjnOnly atcoul $27 nulUoo wifi ficzw

out in eac h Cj( the flTtl two yiegrx a> c ccfding lu a Hoenr Taxaliua Com iiiiltee staff analyxxx about our third of I perc-ent of the $7 fc bcUtun Mil higanians spend on scbuub alinua 11V

We re bringing down Ibe tup dis trills and bringing up the lower dls- in i ls said (kicM-hard of Birnunghall,

h axon agreed It s going to lake a lot from a lew districUi and give a httl* to a few idislricll)

rticv were joined O n pritKiple bv Sen Jac k W'elbom R Kalamazocr whose 20 schexd districts in (cnii c'luiities would be gamers 'Why u it fair (or someone in .Midland or Mon r a- to Work hard and expand the (lo­cal tax base and send It to loma or Barrv ( iiunly’’ Welborn said

THL BILL'S Senate sponsc>r dan IK-Ciii.w H I’ort Huron, offered a briel I ounier argument

It fiegins to address the gt p un sta nding [KT pupil between poor and r a h districts, No one district will h.ive |i ss money than the year be lore said deGrow arguing that only hall of business tax growth Would tie shared

The tilow IS softened a little by the 1,1( 1 I hat sharing districts will get b.ii k some of their previously lost $'2 million in categorical aid (such as spec lal ed and transporlationi

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Mrs George is survived by three sons, RoaaJd George of Plymouth, Douglas George of M ilford and Ray­mond George of San Pedro. Calif.,

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MARTHA A SPAJUUi Services for Martha A Sparks. I I .

of Plymouth Township were Satur­day. Sept 11, at Schrader Funeral Home Bunal was in Ruse land Park Cemetery in Berkley

Mrs Sparks was bom Aug I I . 1900 in Nashville. Teon She died Thursday. Sept 19. In Detroit She came to the Plymouth community In 1975 from Dearborn She was a re­tired bookkeeper and member of the Plymouth Church of Chnst

Mrs Sparks is survived by one daughter, Dorothy Clark of Plym­outh, one son. Darnel Sparks of Lans­ing two grandchildien. including Cynthia Saulsberry of Plymouth, two great-grandchildren, including Clark Saulsberry of Plymouth and several nieces and nephews.

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CUPPOAO A. POUIY Services for Cliffard A. Perry. M,

of Novi were Tuesday at O'Bnaa Chapel la Novi Bunal is in Glen

Services lor Ruby Johnson. 71, of Plymouth were Tuesday at Purse Funeral Home in Tecumseh, Mich Burial was is Macon Censetery

Mrs Johnson was bom June 5, 1911 in McHenry County, Ky She died Sept 11 in St Mary Hospital in Livonia She lived in the Plymouth area for 43 years and worked at Cloverdale Dairy in Plymouth

Mrs Johnson is survived by two daughters. Floradel House of Tecumseh and Karen Harrison of Tecumseh. one son, Lee A. Johnson of diicago. ni. one sister, four brothers; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The Rev Seal Janeway officiated the service,, .

Mr Perry was bora Nov •, I IM in Cherry Valley. N Y He died Sept 11 in Plymouth He was an sccoun- tant for 19 years, was employed by Ford Motor Company, and retired In 1995 from ABC Prototypae He was an official scorer for the Roller Skating Rink Operators Asaocution for state and regional competition

Mr Perry is survived by one son, James Perry of F la , one daughter, Sandra Kennedy of Plymouth, three grandchildren. Chrutopher Kennedy of Plymouth, Scott Kennedy of Plymouth and Geoffrey Perry of Plymouth

Michael M. Meyer officiated the service Memorial contributions may be given to Michigan Cancer Society

Fire Prevention Week comingFire Prevention Week is upon us

again, sponsored by the (Canton Fire Department and the Canton Chamber of Commerce

T h is yea r’s them e is Plan Your Escape . " '

‘F ire Won’t Wait:

The event is running Oct. 6-12 Frank M cM uiray, committee chairman and State Farm insur­ance agenL is looking forward to the event as he states. “This is the 13th year since the inception of the poster contest,” be said, and 800- 900 entries are expected from grade school children.

McDonald's of Canton and Can­ton Trophy w ill donate refresh­ments a id services for the Swards cereniony.

tion from 10 a m. to 8 p.m dailyFor an appointment, call 981-

1113. The Canton Fire Safety House w ill be available to groups and local schools for demonstra­tions. The 25-foot mobile class­room lets children experience a fire-like situation in a house envi­ronment.

shall Art Winkel at 397-5348.Posters should be submitted to

the classroom teacher by Friday, Oct 14

In vw r’iWait Plan Your Escape.” A num­ber St activities have brcn planned. There w ill be tours of the fire sta-

A non-toxic smoke machine and a heated bedroom door are among the activities that teach children what to do when there is fire.

The winners and second- and third-place finishers in the two grade levels w ill receive $50 sav­ings bonds provided by the follow­ing businesses: McMurray, State Farm insurance agency, Draw- Tite, dentist James Glinski, Kmark Distribution, Modern Insurance and First of America.

For more details, call Fire Mar- For more details, call 453-4040.

Exhibit focuses on school heritage

A new special exhibit focusing on the educational heritage of the Plymouth community and surround­ing areas has opened at the Plym­outh Historical Museum

Attractions include a re-creation of a country school interior, includ­ing antique school desks, coal burn­ing stove and even a dunce. Other school-related memorabilia include collections of antique pencil boxes, ink wells, kerosene lamps, chalk boards, slates and fountain pens.

Also included is a special section dedicated to the restoration of (Jeer School scheduled to open this month.

The Plymouth Historical Museum is open to the public Wednesday, “Thursday and Saturday from 1-4 p.m. and Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Ad­mission to the museum is 91.50 for adults, 50 cents for students (5-17), under age 5 are free, and there is a family rate of $4.

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Wayne County Commiaoioner Bryan Amana. D-Cantoo. urges junior high and high school stu dents in his district to participate in the "I Love Wayne County" Banner Contest

Local winnen w ill rective cash pfixes snd a photograph with Amann and County Elxecutive Ekl- waid McNamara

EIntries m uit be submitted to (Theryl (Tberry, County Building.

6M Randolph Stroct, Dotroa. MH-h 48226 EMrieo should be Mtbnuiicd between Sept 30 and Oct 30

The 1 Love Wayne CouMy " Banner Contest u being presented as part of the Wayne County Coun­cil For the A ru Sunday in the County" on .Nov 24

The afternoon of mustr and art will be presented 2-8 pm in tbe HistoTK' Wayne County Building, 600 Randolph, in downtown De­troit

Offerings at the event w ill in­clude a live art auction, food, mu­sic. art displays and specul activi­ties for children Adnusuon is |20 for adults. $5 for students and chil­dren younger than 10 w ill be ad­mitted free

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The Schoolcraft College Business Development Center has been awarded a I77.&00 federal grant for 1991-92. it was recently announced

The six-year-old center assists area businesses in securing govern­ment contracts. Staff members help businesses find government con­tracts up for bid.

The grant was secured through the office of U S. Rep Carl Pursell, R- Plymouth.

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Commiaslon members review plans for county-owned land and buildings They also serve as an ad­visory board on township toning and master plans and assist local gov- ernments in applying for federal grants Cotnmiasion members also represent the county in regional planning activities conducted by the Southeast Michigan Council of Gov­ernments

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Tha ChllMaB 4 Yoath laltlaUvo ■BBBBBcad Ma atraiagic plaa for 1881-84 Moaday. Tho group la a co- alltioa of aoino 30# coBBty aarvioe orgaaiaatloaa baadlag togethar at a time wh#B alato aMHwy for aodal aarvlca programo io ahrlBkiag.

CYI naambara said (hay aot only aaak to compata for dwiadllag aUla doUara, but also to Up IbU prlvaU aocUr aoarcoo.

la addltloB to koeping cturaBt program# alive, memben alao aeek to create programs for ckUdreo sot aerved by currcBt child care ser- vtcea.

The new agency won't replace existing agencies. Instead, It will help bring them together for com­mon projecu.

"WE’RE NOT a formal organi- xatioB, we’re an idea," CYI presi­dent Michael Lott aaid.

Money will be sought from sUte

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"For the drat tlraa. thara'a golag to ba a apadfle broakoet for OBt- coaaty programa," aald Oaida Caak, exacutivo dlractar of YobU Liviag Coatora. "Ia tko past wu’vc tondod to bo washed ovar bacaaae tho Dood Is ao groot la DotrolL"

Nearly two In every five Wayne CoBBty youagMcrs Uvo Ib poverty according to some eeUmaUe, though needy children won’t bo tho only ooeo aerved by CYI programa.

Memben aeek to build ties and improve communientioo between public and privau child care agen- des. CYI seeks to become an infor­mation clearingbouae for Wayne County child care agendea.

A major goal Is to develop “sin­gle point” entry into the child care •ykm. The objed is tb steer at risk youngaten and famiUet into a varidy of programs designed to meet their needs, rather than serv-

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BOLSTERED BY a roundatton grant, tha poop grew out of a taak force that began meatlM M Novanhar 1887. More than tl Bdllloa ban bean aacured U dau for CYI projeda, members

In addltioB to the Sklllman 7< datioo grant, the group has received moBty from the US De­partment of Health aad Human Services aad the Michigan Depart­ment of Social Senrlcea.

CYI has also received support from the Junior League of Detroll and Detroit Department of Em­ployment and Training Projeda al­ready under consideration include “safe bouses" In Detroit and E!cone. Safe bouses would provide a varidy of services for youngsters 10-14, members said, they would be placed near middle schools in neighborhoods decimated by the illegal drug trade.

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! Train show

Mo d el t r a in lovers caa boy, sell and trade train stuff at the Train Show from n a m. to 3 p.m Sunday, Oct. IS, at the Plymouth Cultural Center,

SIS Farmer. Admission U | l per person, f l under II. For table information, call 4SS 45S. .

Township levy to drop

T h e money Plymouth Township residents pay to the township government will dip in 1993.

The township board of trustees on Tuesday approved the 1993 budget, which includes a levy of 3.6096 mills, down from the 4.0188 mills levied this year.

For a township homeowner with a house valued at 1100,000, the tax paid to the township will drop from |200 this year to $18S next year, said finance director Rosemary Harvey.

The owners of property with a higher or lower value will see a proportional dip in their township tax bills.

Tosmship trustees elected to raise the general operating mlllage from .84 to .85 mill under the state law that allows them to do so.

Also approved were increases in the police- fire operating millage, from 1.67 to 1.7 mills, and a reduction in the water-sewer millage from .67 to .21 mill.

Township trustees approved nearly $345,000 more for law enforcement, to pay for a small expansion of the police station planned for next year, Harvey said.

That money might not be spent, she said, depending on possible state action to lower property taxes and the revenue shared with local governments

The 1992 budget also calls for an extra $310,000 to pay for the staffing of the township’s third fire station.

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TWy caraoa through the tky, loop- iag. sailing, and occisfoBally. plum­met to the ground. But hare the only loos Is dollars and conis sineo tho pi- lota, ranging In ago from tiin igsrs to 74, are standing on tho ground with remote controlo In hand.

MODEL AIRPLANES ot ovary shape, siae and year will bo on dis- piay from 9 a m to 5 p m Saturday and Sunday at the LUley and Van Bom field.

The only coot is a $2 parking dooa- tioo that is requested by the Flying Pilgrims Model Airplane Club, pre­senting the International Miniature Aircraft Association, Inc. Chapter 31 show.

“A couple of guys coining out of Ohio are excellent Hyers and one can really ring out a plane,” Chapto- 31 president Don Kehoe said.

“He flies the living dayllghU out of i t Spectators get to see the planes do things that they probably don't think they can do. Technology from the space industry has allowed ns to have better equipment.”

Remote c o n t^ biplanes, mono­planes and sail planes, some newer models and others that date back to

M o a t Ot t h e a k e r m t t m u a t b e a m t n t m u m o o e - q u a r t e r a e e l e e n d o t h e n e r e o n e - t h i r d a c e i e o f t h e e e t u e l p t e n e a i a e .

the 1936a, will be among the 6# air­craft driven by 40 pilots from Cana­da, Ohio, Indiana, Plymonth. Uvo- ala, Westland, Garden City, West Bloomfield. Novi, Northville and most other communities from Wayne and Oakland counties.

MOST OF the aircraft must be a nninimum one-quarter scale and oth­ers arc onethird scale of the actual plane sixe, said Bert Brian, a Flying Pilgrims member.

Due to the sixe of jets, most mod­els are one-eighth the actual sixe.

Wing spans go to 10 feet and are run on about 8 horse power, Brian said.

Pop, hot dogs and other refresh­ments will be sold and may provide a good picnic atmosphere for specta­tors, Brian said.

For more information coil 397- 0410

Historical tour set in PlymouthThe Plymouth Historical Society

will tour native American sites and old mills in the Plymouth area at 1 p.m. Sunday.

Speakers for this event include Helen Gilbert, the author of Tonqu- ish Tales; Gary Stone, an expert in the history of early Wayne County mills; and Betty Childs, education

chairwoman of the Plymouth Histor­ical Museum.

Weather permitting, the poUuck will be held outside and a short dis­cussion will be followed by a guided tour. Reservations should be made now for the tour if you wish to join the group. For more information, call the museum at 455-8940.

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• TIVOUFAMTka NortkriOa HlatoricaJ Sociaty

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• HOSANNA TAROR Hoaaaaa Taker Ckarck, NM Ue-

erae, Radford, wtU havo aa arta aadcraft Mow II a m to 4 p m Satar­day, Oct I. Craftara a n neiaded. Tlw price ter aa algkt-foot table le 110, or two ter 111. For lafonnatloa, call IH-1117.

• 8T.AIDANSt Aldaa Ckarck, 17M0 FanniiM-

too Road, Lhrooia, will k a n aa arta and crafta ibow Satarday, Oct II. Spacei a n itUl available. For infor- matioB, caO 471-4151.

S CHERRY HRXCherry Hill Ualtad Methodist

Ckarck, 121 S. Ridge, Cantoa, will hold Ita bosaar I a m to 1:10 p m

• ST.OAMUNa OaiBM

wUI b on aa aeta and craft Maw t J I a m la AM p m Satarday. Oct 11 Craftin a n aeilid Tabla natal tea la m . Far iaforwiatloa, call 414- i m .

• ST. THEODOREa llaadan 's Coafralaraity of

ChrMlaa Motkars will b a n a boatiqaa 1 a m to 1 p m Satarday. Oct 11 la tka ckarck, ISM Wayaa. batwaaa Joy aad Cowaa roada. For lafonnatlaa, call 417-71M

• ST.04NISTANa Daariaa Catholic Ckarck. 1444

Boltoa, Gardaa City, will k a n a boatiqot II a m to 4 p m Mtarday,Oct II. For lafonnatloa, caU 411- 1112.

• SOVTHOATE REGIONAL CENTER

The Soothgate Regioiial Ceatar Parents Anociation wiU have Ha an- noal faU basaar 10 a m to 4 p m Satarday, Oct II, at the center (Building ll)y 1I7M PameylvanU Road, between Alien Road a ^ Fort Street Tkan wUl be food, a bake sale, raffle, (kriatmaa noveitiea, at-

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Ckarry HUL Wcatlaad, wUI b an m arta aite craft Mow latarday,-Nov. 1 Tablaa anllab lr aia-teet ter 111 aod aigbt-foot ter 111. For laforma- ttea, caU 4M-4M1 or Ttl-MTl.

• ST. FAUL LUTHERANa t Paul Lutkaraa Ckarck, 20MI

MMdlebalt aoor Eight MUa, wiU b an a craft Mow t a m to 4 p m Saturday, Nov. 1 Tablea a n avail- sbla for |M. For iaformation, caU 47*M41.

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Kettaring School’s flftb annual craft show Saturday, Nov. 1. Show boura wiU be f a.m. to 1 p m For latenna- tioa, caU Mary at 721-7SM or Kann at 7SM2M. ,

• UVOMA ELKSTke Llvooia Oka craft abow wlU

be 10 a m to 4 p m Satarday, Nov. 1, at tbe Livonia Elka baU, on Plym- ooth Road, one blocfc east of Merrt- man. Admiarioo price is $1, f m for

• ST. FAUL CNURCN OF CHRIST

I t Paul UMIsd CkarM af Ckriat t l lM Ckarry BUI. Doarkora Hatgbts. wUI b an a craft Mow lot- arday, Nov. I. For WteraMtloa. call m - im a r m - tm

• ORACS LUTHERANTka Tliaatky Clrcla af Graea La-

Umtsb Ckarck. IMM Graad Rtvw at Baack Daly. Radford, la eaakl^ ea- MMtors ter Ha Jariad aria aad crafta Mow AM a m to 4 p m latarday. Nov. U For lafonnatioa aadanap- pUcatioa. caU Tina at M4-4M1

• FIRST PRtSBVTlRIANThe WooMa a Aaaoclatlaa of the

Pint Praabyteriaa Ckarrk of Plym­outh, 701 Church. wUI hoU a holiday • basaar 14 a m to 4 p m Satarday, Nov. 14. Procoadi wiU support local aad worldwide miaainn projects. Tke . free eveat wUl featan a aaad toy sale, bake lalc, craft Itama and con- ligament tabiai. For lafonnatioa. call tke cknrck office. 411-44*4.

• HMMACULATl CONCEPTION K OF C

Tbe Women of the Immaculate' Conceptloo Knights of Columbus Council wUl have a boutique 14 a m . ' to 1 p.m Satarday. Doc. 7, at tbe E * of C HaU, S07M Ford, Garden Oty. Eigbt-foot tiblee a n available for ISO. For informatioo, caU 422-437), 421-lSU. Ml-7111 or Mi-Mil.

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The PCEP band, the Bands of America defending national champi­on, placed second in the competition.

The band’s show features selec­tions from the Broadway musical, “Sunuay in the Park with George,” by Stephen Souudheim. The 189- membei baud na» been developing iU show iii suges tor this year’s sea­son The eiiiue show is projected to be ready fur completion in time to defend the state, regional and na-

itional championships earned by the band last year

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AL2HEIMERW GROUP; A way- port groap for family and frltada of thoao persoao affUctad wltb tfelB 41a- east or a ralatad dlBordw raaata tho first WadDMday of oaeb moath at 7 pm. al LeWare VUlafa, S17M Vaa Bora Road la Wayaa, (SIS) IMMM.

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hospice SPEAEEIUc Hoaptcu Services of Western Wayas CoMy baa volunteers available to apeak to church groapu and dvic organise- tioua. S27-4244.

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EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS Growth Works, la Plymouth, trill caaaoct job iauhars aad amployurs loakii« fdr balp Call 488-4091

RESUME WRITING: GrowU Worka, In Ptymoath, will write resumea and cover letters for job

. Call 488 092.VOLUNTEERS: Needed to pack­

age or deliver meals to the homes of the homebouad seniors living in the Plymouth/Cantoo community. Indi- viduals who are willing to give om hour or more per day — one or more days per week — may call 488-2828, • a.m.-4:S0 p.m., Monday through Friday. Volunteers arc reimbursed 21 cents per mile for meal delivery.

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SMOEE DETECTORS Frae da- tactors. with laatallattoa, ara offerad from Coloaial Klwanls of Plymouth. Call Plymoatk Ftra Dapartmaat Chiaf Al Matthewt, 488-1284. or Plymouth Towaahip Ftra Dapart- moat Chiaf Larry Groth, 488-8S40

VOLUNTEERS: Taea aad adult voiuntaan are needed at the Arbor Health Building. PlymoaU, and McAaley Health Buildiiig. Canton. 872-4189.

WAUUNG: Group walks ara at 10 a.m. Mooday-Friday aad S:20 p.m. Thuraday at St. John Neumann Church parking let, 44800 Warren Road in Canton. Call 488-9042.

SCHOCH, VOLUNTEERS New Morning School in Plymouth Town­ship is seeking retirees, coUege stu­dents and parents. Call 420-3831.

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ter, 48070 Helm, in Metro West la- dustrial Park, in Plymouth, six weeks through kindergarten, regis­ter now for fall, 488-8490.

a Pathways to Learning Chil­dren’s Center, a new school In Plym­outh. 42390 Five Mile, 420-8888

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a Plymouth Canloo Head Start la DOW reciting duMreo fnr the IMI 92 school year. Central School. 481-0084

a Plymoatk Canton School ii accepting applicatioaa for the lMl-92 school yenr. 480-18M

a Cknst the Good Shepherd. 42090 Cherry Hill. Canton Registra- tloa for fall IMI is open atm, 801- 02M.

a HBy Tots, Salvatiaa Army Building. Plymouth, 8- and 4-year- dds. register now, 488-8404.

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S p.Qi. Satnr^y, Oct. 13. Admia- ftoo price ia II.

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Recreation Center, 303 W. More than 70 artiats will par-

in the juried show. Lunch F be available. Admiasion price is

Tboae attending shouldn't bring baby strollers.

• HOME CRAFTSHoliday Home Craft Show will

take place 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, 13, at Laurel Manor, 39000

ft, Livonia. A raffle will ^place for the Sandy Rager

‘Head) Out to Fi^t Cancer" Bone Marrow Transplant Fund. Admission price i| II, free for children age 13 and younfer. For information, call 463-30N.

• WILDWOOD PTAWildwood PTA annual am and

crafts shew will take place 9 a.m. to4 p:m. Saturday, Nov. 3, at Wildwood ZloDMotary School, SOO N. Wild­wood, at Cherry Hill, Westland. More than 130 table of quality hand­made merchandise will be featured. Adipssion is free.

• TIVOLI FAIRtbe Northville Historical Society

win have its Tivoli Fair 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 37, and 10 a.m. to5 p.m, Saturday, S^t. 38, at the Northville Downs Clubhouse, Seven Mile and Sheldon roads. Admission is |3. More than 100 exhibitors will partidpate in the juried am and crafts show.

• CAMBRIDGE CENTERThe Cambridge Center will have

its Scarborough Craft Fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 38, at the cen­ter, 28901 Cambridge, east of Mi^ebelt and south of Warren, Garden City. There will be crafts, foods and raffles. For information, call 433-7198.

• 8T,MEL’8St. Mel’s Confraternity of Chris­

tian Women will have a rummage nale 9-9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26, in . the church activities building, 7906 Inkster Rond, north of Warren Road, Dearborn He^ts

HOSANNA TaborHosanna Tabor Church, 9600 Lev-

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EIGHTY-POUR STUDENTS are aettled into Anikal House, the only dorm on the OU campua where atu­denta choose to live free of all drugs and alcohol, according to Eleanor Reynolds, director of residence halls.’ Of 1,300 students now living on campus, 123 requested substance- free bousing. Those not assigned to Anibal have been placed with like- minded roommates in dormitory areas where cigarette smoking is also banned.

There are two such areas, one for women and one for men. Both ac­commodate 40 students each.. “Through attrition, we ll eventual­ly be able to get most people who want an entirely substance-free en­vironment into one," Reynolds said.

There are no present plans to ex­pand the number of such accommo­dations, nor will there be unless the number of requests increases sub­stantially, enough to fill a dormitory building, according to Reynolds.

This year, IS percent of all stu­dents seeking oo-campus housing re­quested substance-free accommoda­tions, the same percentage as last year. More than 70 percent asked for smoke-free environments.

OP SOME l i j m stodsats who nkovod onto camsus at Mickigaa State UnIvtrsUy la Bast Uasiag as that school started Ute last weak, naariy l.MO have raqasst- sd alcokol-fras knusiag sot astds by the uBivenlly The k o u ^ la sproad throughout the campus In Id sepa­rate rostdcucc halls.

The numkar Is aoarly double last year when SM studaote roqusstsd al- cohol-froc acommodatlooa la the first year of the program, according to Haas, director of rseldsuco Ufc

”How we approach the alcohot- froe option k m Is a bit differool from other schools We offer five floors within the housing system that are alcohol-frec We also offer stu­dents the option of signing up for al­cohol-free housing anywhere on campus, because we believe they should be able to live any place they want.” Haas said

Students bving in substance-free housing at the University of Michi­gan, Ann Arbor, jumped this school year by nearly 400 students, from 1,100 to 1,500 Some 1,700 requested such housing, according to Carolyn Shaklee of the university bousing off­ice

“We expect to upscale the amount of bousing next year and designate even more rooms as substance free,” Shaklee said.

Substance free means living envi­ronments free of all smoking materi­als, alcohol and illicit drugs, she add­ed.

OF 4,000 STUDENTS Uving on campus at Eastern Michigan Univer­sity in Ypsilanti, 90 incoming fresh- nnen have not just requested a room­mate who doesn't drink or use drugs, but have actually signed contracts not to do so, according to Brian Fitzgerald, tlfe school’s residence balls manager.

This brings to a total of 830 the number of students who have chosen to have rooms free of alcohol and drugs. Last year the number was 879, but the number of total students is down about 200, so the percentage is about the same, says Jim Vick, ex­ecutive director of univoxity mar­keting and student affairs.

Students can also request alcohol- free housing where smoking is per­mitted. or smoke-free bousing wtere alcohol is permitted. “We don’t nec­essarily tie the two together,” Fitzgerald said.

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HypocriticalPlymouth shows true colorsT h e city of Plymouth afoiii proved itself

to be a h3rpocritical, upper middle class, all white community where nothing out of the ordinary is tolerated.

The dty and its residents should be ashamed that the only residential drug and alcohol treat­ment facility in the community is being tossed out on its ear.

Plymouth treats its trash better than humans. It recycles glass and plastic. But humans srbo need a second chance? They get tossed on the scrap heap.

There have been legitimate questions about the Light House Inc. program which has been op­erating in an apartment on Roe Street for a year. However, the basic fact remains that the city of Plymouth produces drug addicts and alcoholics, but doesn't offer a place where they can be

treated in the community.THAT ATTITUDE is hypocritical. It's sweep­

ing the problem under the rug. It's saying it's OK to send your problems to another community.

The ao-caUed reason for shutting down the program is that the lease on the apartment wasn't renewed by the landlord.

However, that came one week after Plymouth city attorney Ron Losre said the program violat­ed city code because a business was operating in a residential area.

If that’s the case, salespeople and others who work out of their homes shouldn’t be allowed to do so. We doubt that would be a popular ruling.

The city of Plymouth and its residents have basically decided they are going to discriminate against people srith alcohol and drug problems.

We find that hypocritical.

Wayne CountyRedraw commission districtsNew WAYNE CX)UNTY Commissioo dis­

tricts should be changed.

It’s possible that, even as you read this, the county apportionment commis-

sioD could have redrawn the boundaries on its own. But that’s not likely. i()tA court challenge appears more likely. Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara has threatened to challenge the new districts in the Michigan Court of Appeals. We hope he follows

through.Our primary concern is the way Livonia has bera apportioned. Livonia is the only Wayne County community, other than Detroit, to be

placed in more than one district.But Livonia’s apportionment places more than 80 percent of dty residents in one district and less than 20 percent in another — weakening that

group’s electoral clout.The affected residents live west of Farmington Road, south of Lyndon. If proposed boundaries stand, they would become a small part of a dis­trict that includes, Plymouth, Canton, Northville and Wayne, as well as Plymouth and Northville townships.

Livonia is also a divided d ty when it comes to state and U.S. House districts but those divisions — east/west for the state House, north/south for Congress — bad as they are, appear more equi­table.

We also sympathize with Commissioner Bryan Amann, D-Wayne, who would be dumped into a new distrid with fellow incumbent Maurice Breen, R-Pljrmouth Township.

It is suspicious to us why Amann, who supports McNamara in his battles with conunission lead­ership, would be treated in such fashion — espe­cially when commissioners from Detroit and many other suburban communities received safe districts for 1992.

But protection of an incumbent — even one we support as strongly as Amann — is in itself a bad criteria to use in redrawing distrid boundaries. That is true for any elected body, and especially true for one with as high a turnover as the Wayne County Commission.

So, we’re calling for change, nd on behalf of any politician, but on behalf of the people.

Art groupsUnity points way to fundingM ichigan n e e d s a united way for the

arts.

Just as the United Way will soon raise money for area charities, Michi­

gan’s arts community needs a strong, central fund-raising agency of its own.We continue to telieve support for the arts is a

legitimate state function, but our state will no longer support art to the extent it has in the past.Instead of crying over lost revenue, Michigan’s

arts conununity is aggressively moving forward to m ed the challenge.A new Detroit chapter of Business Volunteers for the Arts, a private, nationwide fund-raising organization, has been formed. The Detroit Insti­

tute of the Arts, meanwhile, has begun markd- ing its wares in DIA retail stores.

Both moves are welcome, but even greater fi­nancial support is needed.

WELL-HEELED arts groups will no doubt continue to survive as they fight for new grant money. Others, no less vital, may soon disappear.Rather than compding against each other for contributions, we urge area arts groups to band together in mutual support.Arts Foundation of Michigan, a private, De­

troit-based agency, is considering expanding its role.IT CURRENTLY provides cash payments to

artists and helps arts groups secure granU.But instead of an occasional grant, we’d like to

see the foundation provide continuing support for area art organizations.

The mechanism; an annual fund-raising drive among Michigan businesses and residents.

We have no doubt area businesses and resi­dents would respond generously, especially if they were assured at least a percentage of mon­ey would remain in their home communities.

Rochester-area arts supporters couldn’t turn down a program that would help Paint Creek Center for the Arts. Livonia music lovers couldn’t say no to the Livonia Symphony.

Heavier dependance upon private fund raising isn’t risk-free.

OVERHEAD IS traditionally high for groups that depend upon private fund raising. Many end up spending more on fund raising than on pro­gramming. Even the national council of B^ter Business Bureaus calls a 50/50 split equitable.

It must also be remembered that state support for the arts — like state government in general — isn’t free of overhead, either.

Art, whether it be a painting, sculpture, sym­phony or dance recital, is a vital part of life. To keep arts programs alive, it is time for agencies to band together and take their case directly to the public.

2 Virginians forge a country believing in personai rights

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TWO VIRGINIANS, George Mason and

James Madison, played major roles in the drama that created the Constitution and the Bill of RighU.

Both favored a national government that would unify the country and both firmly believed in personal rights. They differed, however, on how to attain these goals.

Madison, an architect of the Constltutloo, be­lieved that since new federal government would be one of limited powers, authority not

delegated to it would be retained by the people or the states.

Mason, author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights which inspired the federal Bill of RighU, also viewed the federal government as one of limited powers. He was concerned, however, that federal powers could erode those of the sUtes.

Both legacies have shaped America’s experi­ment in constitutionkT loyemment It is Mason’s vision of fundamenUI lighU, as cafefully set into the Constitution by Madison’s crafhng, that we celebrate this year in the 200th anniversary of the Bill of RighU.

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S e e k i n g a l t e r n a t i v e sWith the reduction of state funding for the arts, area group* will have to become more creetlve in seeking alternative meens of staying aliv*.

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For our opinion, so* the editorial on the lower left Sid* of this page.

D e m s fa il to re c o g n iz e issu es w ith g o v e rn o r

ITEM: Earlier this week, 95,000 folks in Michigan who get an aver­age of $170 monthly in General As­sistance were told they wouldn’t be receiving their welfare checks as of Oct 1.

Item: Last weekend at the Michi­gan Republican conference on Mack­inac Island, Gov. John Engler told those same 95,000 folks to get off their duffs and find work. “There are opportunities in many communities to find jobs,” he said, “not $10 an hour jote but minimum wage jobs that. . . if worked half time would more than replace General Assist­ance."

The governor is partly right. A brief glance at the Help Wanted por­tion of this newspaper’s classified ads will reveal a lot of job openings. Some are minimum wage, but some pay up to $15 per hour.

The governor is also partly wrong. For a poor person living in Detroit or Flint without a car and with one of the worst public transit systems in America, that nice job in the suburbs might as well be in California.

IT’S BUDGET crunch time in Lansing again, and the target of choice is the $2.3 billion Department of Social Services.

The governor and Legislature must approve a sUte spending plan by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year. While the Legislature looks ready to cut a $7.9 billion budget, the Engler Administration estimates

there will be only $7.5 billion of rev­enue.

Some $400 million will have to be eliminate. The $230 million House Democratic plan to substitute job training for welfare payments is an easy target for the governor's veto thruts.

So when 30 angry and noisy wel­fare rights advocates started raising a ruckus last week at a conference committee meeting, fearful Republi­can senators had to be escorted out of the meeting room by security guards.

Afterward, the governor’s aides charged that the committee co­chair, Democratic Rep. David Hol­lister, had incited the trouble. Hollis­ter denied it, saying, “They were an­gry, but they should be angry.”

APART reOM the sense of bored alarm that I always feel when ob­serving a state budget quarrel, I con­fess some bafflement at what’s real­ly going on.

All the fire and smoke of longtime arguments are deadly serious. But the gut-level strategies are aimed at the 1994 election.

Engler and the Republicans are trying to occupy the high ground — prudent in spending and nasty to welfare recipients who supposedly could get a job if they just had the gumption.

Democrats, on the other hand, ap­pear to be fixated on defending — or appearing to defend — the welfare system and its clients. This is puz-

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zling, because a party that allows it­self to be characteri^ as interested only in welfare issues is a party that is surely going to lose the next elec­tion.

Democrats could have a lot to talk' about. Our roads and bridges are crumbling, but the governor won’t consider finding the money to fix them (and to provide low-paying, low-skilled jobs for those on wel­fare). People on welfare could be re­quired to take job training, but the governor wants to veto t ^ t idea The state is in a terrible budget bind, but the governor wants to make it worse by cutting property taxes on rich people and businesses

And so forth.Either the Democrats have lousy

media relations to get pushed into the comer they now occupy, or they, need to find other things to talk about In eith«' case, they might find it worth while to look at the wani ads in this newspaper. They’re good reading.

Phil Power is chairman o f the company that owns this newspa­per His award-winning column iviU appear periodically.

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A night on the town in DetroitTo the editor:

We cordially invite you and a sig­nificant other to join us and some of our friends for an evening in Detroit. We would like you to join us for din­ner and entertainment at a few places in the city.

We are suburbanites who hear abou the violent crime in Detroit and hear little or nothing being done about it. We wonder bow dangerous is Detroit Is it safe enough for you to join us? We expect you would come without your guns, bodyguards and special police protection of course?

R.S.V.PP.S. Dutch treat.

Maareea and RoaaM Marios Plymostk

Teacher pay is excessiveTo the editor:

Appreciated and yet was amused by PWl Power’s cdiioiial on Thurs­day, Sept. 12 (Fear of Change Deters

Year-Round School Idea). Mr. Pow­er’s message referred to the tack of money to extend the school year be­yond 180 days. Money is tight, but the public is finally becoming very aware of the excessive salaries we are paying teachers.

With the average teacher salary of $38,000 per year ($210 per day) and many teachers in the $50,000 plus range ($277 per day) it is quite ap­parent that salaries have grown too fast.

Now, with the mentiOn of year- round schools, teacher union leaders are crying that more pay would be in order, if such would occur My hope is that tax-payers will continue to re­alize that our public school teachers are being paid excessively and it is time to back our local school boards who are attempting to control their salaries. Please give them your sup­port.

lini Bower Royal Oak

Better news sought by young readerTo the editor:

Although I live In Plymouth, I am

a fifth grader at Divine Child School in Dearborn.

As part of my religion class, I have to find good news articles in lo­cal newspapers. I looked in your pa per for some articles and did not find many good news itenu.

I am asking that you print some ‘ more good news in your paper, may-, be more news about what kids are ' doing for the community or the envi- . ronment. You might even consider a kid’s page full of good news. I would be willing to help you

Also I ask that you write me back. This will give me extra credit in my class at school

AiaaT. Mardeglas, PlynKwth

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Opinions and ideas are best when shared with others.

Names will be withheld only for the best of reasons, and the decision to do so witi be made by the editor

Letters should be mailed to: Editor, Ptymouth/Canton Ob­server. 744 Wing, Plymouth 48170

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laaae of tba traditloii, racordiof thoaa laadmarfcs which maka Ufa ■(lacial.

Evarything from births to Eagla Scout awar^ weddings to deaths, Loralna fit them into the coatext of the community Nothing was too smsU nor was anything too import­ant. She, better than many, under­stood bow a community feels about itself and the Issues it has to address . oB’an everyday basis.

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That was the profreainnal ia har.

Birr MANY OF M were hoaored to know the personal side of Loraiae, aad we all are better becauae of that knowledge.

Loralne was, without a doabt, the kindest, moet-compaseinnate person moat of us will ever know. She Just never had a bad word to say about anyone - ever. Loralae's Ufe was plagued with trouble. But she never complained, about any circumstance or person.

t's spirita, mast have bsaa waning laaida.

Throughout bar tllassa. the miaBadreiatlveiy few days. We all marvelad at bar courage and stamina Not aa- tll the vary last did she slow dosra, and thea it was with great reiac- taace.

UmAlNTS ENCOimTER with cancer was handled with typical McCllsh aplomb. Never the tradi- tlonalist, the only felt comfortable when she waa calling the shots. She went to Mexico for treatment.

Many of us wbo know and loved Loraine cringed. But all of oar col­lective persuasive efforts fell on deaf ears. Loraine Just laughed and

that sre had Is have faith la aew khMa af traalmaaia

We had le aatUe for the fact that 4m was gsaig le lahe ea the higgaet battle ef bar life bar owa way

Last week a bunch of as piled la a car le visit Loraine in the hospllal There she was. master of all, talkli^ up a streak, laughing aad geaerally trying to make everyone else feel comfortable It was tough to helieve that this vary aohle lady would soon begone.

Loraiae McCliak was a gaauine ar- ticte, a rare combination of eternal optimist and stark realist After bantering for a while at the she looked at all of as and said.“yoa knew the good thing about caacer ia that you get to say goodbye to your friends. It's not like getting hit by a track where all of a sudden you're Just gone **

She smiled, sighed as if to signal she would miss us all and then laughed that unforgetiable laugh

Bye, Lo. I sure hope they serve Stingers in heaven.

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W e are all spiritually intertw inedA MYSTERIOUS expiosion bear­

ing tbe force of a hydrogen bomb once wiped out 1,500 square miles of what is now tbe Soviet Union. The

, big bang struck on June 30, 190$, in tbe remote Siberian region of the TBbgusfca — three tributaries of the Yenesei River — 2,300 miles east of Moscow and 750 miles north of tbe Chinoe^ongolian border.

It was accompanied by that same blinding flash which later in the cen­tury was to become so frighteningly fsMiar. Tbe shock waves circled tbe world tsrice, and many nations uw spectacular fiery displays in tbe dawn and evening sky for days after­surd.

At the miles-wide epicenter of the blast, an untold srildemess of trees was totally vaporised. Far away on its extrenne periphery, there was an enormous circle wherein thousands of remaining trees were leveled flat, irith others farther out twisted and honied black as matchsticks.

At first, scientisU hypothesised th$t a monstrous meteor was tbe

culprit Yet one essential elenoent to validate their hypothesis was miss­ing: There was no crater! Nor de­spite extensive searching was any fragment ol meteor found, even though engineers later dug probea deeper than 100 feet The unmistak­able conclusion It was a nuclear ex­plosion.

BUT NO HUMAN was igniting hy­drogen bombs $3 years agn Man had barely begun to fly, his moat fear­some weapons were compounds of simple dynamite, and nuclear fiasioo had no earthly existence except in theory.

That a doomed spacecraft deto­nated over the desolate area is tbe one unrefuted explanation of tbe Tunguska incident. This is the opin­ion of many experts, including Erich von Daniken in his famous book, "Chariots of the Gods.”

Indeed, given the cosmos’ mysti­cal infiniteneaa, we would be myopi­cally geocentric to presume that no civilixatioo technic^y superior to

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ours exists out there.Further, certain enigmatic details

have emerged that even von Daniken didn’t know. After the cataclysm, the seemingly endless reaches of Tunguska land which in 190$ had been a wilderness of wiry trees un­derwent an inexplicably accelerated mutation and became a thick for­est

By 1991 genetic changes in the flo­ra there had occurred 14 times fast­er than the natural rate. Leas expli­cable yet, mosses in tbe region’s swamps have recently been deter­mined to contain unknown substanc-

AS WE PONDER puxxles of unearthly phenomena like the Tunguska explosiOB and marvel at the discovery of what appears to be the first planet ever sighted outside our solar system, let us reflect upon those exotic intelligences wbo un­doubtedly dwell in tbe vast void be­yond the sky.

Then, with a little shiver, let us grasp each others' hands in loving, affirmation that all wbo inhabit this earth are much more alike than dif­ferent. Whatever our race, religioo or ethnicity, we are interdependent brothers and sisters under the skin to an extent we haven't even begun to contemplate.

After we can fully understand this, we may one day conunune with ex­traterrestrial souls and discover their fates and ours are also spiritu­ally intertwined — and we are all a perpetual part of the stars.

During that distant cosmic moment of pure light, perhaps we will finally become as one srith the universe and its Creato*.

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Despite growing ap in aa advertis- Mg family, Friday aigbl was thefirst Uane I had ever attended the aa- aaal Caddy Award Shew, which for 17 years has hoaored the bast advcr- UBUg creatad ia metro-Datroit

It was exciting, evea for an aa- looker, as the gosraod aad occasioa- ally taxedoad crowd made its way into the graadeur of the Fox The­atre.

For moat of the 3,000 mainly cre­ative types attending, it was a trip into the city These days, much of the metro Detroit advcrtikng commaat- ty Is peppered serosa the saburba, with the creative Juices spUling pri­marily from Southfield. Birming­ham. Bloomfield Hills and Troy.

As yon may know. Best of Show went to Campbcll-Mithun-Esty, Southfield, for th ^ “Everyday Life" spread developed for Chrysler Corp., under the agency's former creative director, Michael Belitsos. Belitsos has since been wooed away by Young li Rubicam, Detroit.

I ATTENDED the Caddies as a member of the press. But with a fa­ther, two brothers and a son "ia the business,” as they say, people have often asked why I didn't go the ad­vertising route.

I guess I Just didn't want to make that much money.

More seriously, the Caddy Awards brought home that the reasons for choosing Journalism over advertis­ing are probably less distinct than they were when I made that deci­sion.

As a Journalist, you're your own person, not beholden to anybody, I always said. You get to write the truth — inform people about what's really going on. You don't have a cli­ent watching over your shoulder. And you don't invent reasons why one banana, for example, is better than another — when they may come from the same grove.

That's still true — mostly But when I went into Journalism,

people still got their news from nesrspapers, most major cities had at least tsro competing papers, and the very notion of a Joint Operating

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WHAT FM SAYING. 1 gaana. p that newspapers, not JuM adverxjsiflg ’ agencies, mast thlidi long and hard these days about what seOa - iji owe case, a particular productfa), in our case, srhat sells osr cooundnify newspapers.

USA Today revolutioahadt. tlM ways newspapers present Ikpm- selves. Bat it was a revotnUoa ssaM- ' lag to happen for a public that has { easier ways to get information. ^

I'm not saying it's all bad. It’s i«- > acting to reality. But it does narrow the gap I used to see between what 1 do and what other members of my ! family do.

Journalists still strive $a 'story, both sides of the stoi^ vertising. obviously, on^ hath one side.

But at Friday’s Caddies, the of pride and worth ia their work was clear among t> a '«a# : writers, art directors, creative l i r ^ • tors and producers responsible for ! the honored commercials. That’s , ^ 2 same pride we have prize-winning story or

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With iU best prlt swim team ia five years, Livonia Steveoaoo hopes IMl is the year it returns to the top in the Western Lakea Activities Association.

If the annual WLAA Relays are still a valid Indicator, that could happen for the Spartans, who won the meet Saturday for the first time since 19M.

Stevenson bad compeUUon from the Plymouth-Canton schools but man­aged to overcome host Salem 241-224. Canton was third followed by North- ville, defending WLAA champ North Farmington and Livonia ChurchiU in the top six.

“I would have been happy wiih second or third, but we swam well," Ste­venson coach Greg Phill said. “The relays happened to be put In the right places and it worked out for us.

"It looks like we have pretty good depth..We*ve got a nice team this year, and a lot of girls are contributing. Now we’re hoping to go back on top for a while.”SINCE THE WLAA was organised nearly a decade ago, the Spartans domi­nated in girls swimming, winning the relays and league meet every year through 1986. Their success spawned a theory that clainoed the relays winner would end up as league champion, too.

North Farmington won both in 1987 and 1989; however, dual victories haven’t always occurred. Canton won the relays in 1988 and 1990, but North- ville and North Farmington won the WLAA title those years.

“I don’t think the relay meet confirms anything,” PhiU said. "North is the defending champ and we beat Plymouth Salem by less than 20 points.

"We haven’t beaten either one of those teams in five years at the league meet. ’The winner of the relay meet hasn’t woo the league the last couple years. ’There’s no doubt about it; we have a nice team, but so do others.”

The Spartans have the most talent since their last championship team but have a younger squad than in ’88, Phill said. ’They demonstrated their ability Saturday, using quality depth to regain the title.

Stevenson won only two of the nine swimming events but finished no lower than fifth. And the Spartans had only one fifth place, all the rest resulted in seconds and thirds.

^ “(THE WLAA has other good teams), but they are very tough.” Salem coach Chuck Olson said. “When you only lose by two points to Ann Arbor Huron in their pool, that ought to tell you sonMthing. ’These guys are for real.”. “I said in the past, some coaches deliberately lose to give the one who wins It the kiss of death,” Canton coach Hooker Wellman said. "In this case, Stevenson probably is the best team in our conference. They have so much talent and depth.”I Stevenson set one of three records with Jill Knapp, Mandl Falk, Lisa Mor­rison and Jennifer Knapp winning the 208-yard breaststroke in 2:12.6, more than three seconds faster than what North Farmington’s relay swam in 1988.

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All are sophomores except for senior Jennifer Knapp.The Spartans also won the 200 butterfly as sophonK>re Nancy Warson,

sophomore Karin Carlisle, junior Holly Palmeri and senior Heather White combined for a 2:00.85 time.

The other records were set by North Farmington in the 400 individual medley (4:26.88) and Churchill in the 200 freestyle (1:42.60) as each school broke its own record. ‘The Raiders set the IM record (4:32.05) in 1986 and Churchill the freestyle standard (1:44.74) last year.

"I was impressed; I thought the whole league was im|Hessive," Olson said.

JOHN STORMZANO/Matf pftologrMMrthird in the m««t sponsored by the Plymouth and Canton Rotary clubs. 8ao story on Pagi; 2B for mors details on the relays.

SALEM WAS competing for the fifth time in nine days but still won the diving, 400 freestyle and 200 medley.

“Three firsts; It’s been a long time since we had that many at this meet,” Olson said.

"I was exhausted just putting the meets together. (The Salem girls) had to go out and swim them. I was pleased how well they were able to work it.”

Churchill (200 backstroke) and North Farming^ (500 crescendo) bad two victories apiece, including the events in which they set records. Northville won the 400 medley.

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The Plymouth-Canton teams played their Walled Lake counter­parts in boys soccer Monday and were easy winners by a combined score of 11-0.

Plymouth Salem whipped Walled Lake Central 6-0 at Centennial Edu­cational Park, and Plymouth Canton blanked host Walled Lake Western 5-0.

Salem is 2-1 in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activities As­sociation and 8-1-1 overall. Canton is 3-1 in the WLAA’s Western Division and 7-2-1 overall.

Senior striker John Truskowski scored three goals, raising his season total to 12, and bad one assist to lead the No. 4-ranked Rocks.

Junior forward Joe Perron added two goals and junior halfback Ryan Phipps one. Senior halfback Eric Stemmer contributed two assists to the victory. Rich Andrusiak and Bri­an Speck one apiece.

The Salem shutout was split be­tween three goalkeepers: senior Nick Daxer, senior Jeff Little and fresh­man Paul Dood.

Canton remained No. 7 in the statewide poll despite a 1-0 loss to No. 3 Churchill and 2-2 tie with Sa­lem last week.

"I was happy to see that,” Canton coach Don Smith said. "They couldn’t put us down too far. Those are pretty good teams We didn’t put up too bad of a showing.”

The Chiefs had just a 1-0 halftime lead Monday on a goal by Chris Hayes following the first 22 minutes of play.

But Canton broke through in the second half with goals from Jason Ripp, Jeff Fliss, Bill Power and Graham Wllk, who also assisted on a goal. Mike Hayes had two assists, Chris Ha)res and Craig Provenxano one each.

Jim Bradley spent the first half in goal (or the Chiefs, Ryan Henkel the second. Canton bad a 4-3 edge in first-half shots and dominated the second half 16-0.

"They really came after us,” said Smith of the Warriors. "They made us stand up and take notice I think (the Canton players) realised they were in a hallgame. My team started working bard to get thinp done "

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Salaao woo two fwimmlag aw ti, aad llaadl Raa aad Caadi Boaaa ware oa both ralaya.

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Aaothar big game bon Plymooth Salam travalMg to WaoUaad John Glean for a key Lokan Dlteoa dash Friday night in tha Waatam Lakaa Acthrite Aaaociatioa

In the weakly pradtctioa coatent batwaao aporta edlton, Dao OUeara waa 11-4 lant wnak, improvliig to 14- 12 overall. Brad Emona waa M aod stands 2S-14 for the saaion.

Dsaplta the pooiibUity of dlffaraot opinioos 00 many of this woek'i gamea, there areot too many dlsa- graamaots batwaao the Oboerver writara.

An axpUnatioo of bow the predlc- Uoo proceaa works might be helpful to tha readers’ undentandiiig. Be­fore anything is pat in type, ench edi­tor makes hia aelectioos without pri­or knowledge of the otber’a ckoices. The editor in charge of writing that week take! both lists and compoaea the story.

Thus, the respective picks are un­biased by the other’s opinion, and the integrity of the contest is main­tained. Unfortunately for the read- en who like a little controveny, a level playing field sometimes pro­duces less and not more of it

FRIDAY'S GAMES (an 7:30 p.m. unless noted)

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W.L Waatam at Uv. CtwrchM; Thisgomo couM daiarmlna which taam aioye out oMha WLAA Waatam DMOon cedar. Waatam was expactad to have a poaatila oontandar this year but Is 1-2 and talod to gtaa mighty Harrison a gams latt weak, toeing 37-8. Church* (0-3) lost to a pair of ptayott taama (Dearborn and John Qiann) batoro neatly knocking off LNonta FranWta last weak In a 18-14 Icaa. PICKS: Tha Warriors tack pretty llsrca this «wak.

Uv. Franklin at Northvdta: Can the Pa­triots contain NorthvNa quarterback Ryen Huzfak, a gifted passer and flna nmer. too? Anybody who thought the Mustangs would be weakened by graduatton attar a banner year In 1990 hat been proved wrong. NorthvNe loat Its opanar to urv beaten South Lyon and * 2-0 In tha WLAA. Frankin la hokSng Its own and also is 2-1. The Patriots' dakn to tame: They beat Lake Orion, which upset Ponti­ac Northera PICKS: Franklin can't corral Huzjok and the Mustangs.

Ply. Salem al Waatland Qiann: Tha last time Salem played here (1989), the Rocks were denied an unbeaten eeason and certain playoff berth whan Qiann pulled out a 7-8 victory In the clocing sac-

Steelers sweep 3 from LionsTbe Plymoutb-Caiitoa Steelen

swept all three football games Sun­day from tbe Canton Lions at Cen­tral Middle School.

The Steelers junior varsity re­mained undefeated (3-0) with a 24-6 victory.

Rob^ Johnson scored tbe first touchdown on a 43-yard run and led the Steelers with 102 yards rushing.

Nick Kanaan and Kevin Salla add­ed TD runs of 3 and 1 yard for an 18- 0 lead. Chris Bonga’s fumble recov­ery on the kickoff following John­son’s TD led to tbe second score.

Eric Cobum made the score 24-8 with a 5-yard nia Salla rushed for 52 yards and Kanaan 31.

RANDY MACK had a second- quarter pass interception for the Steelers, who controlled the ball for 15 of the 20 minutes in tbe flrst half.

The Steelers varsity (3-1) shut out the Lions 10-0 as Kevin Grto rushed for TDi of 3 and 13 yards to give his team to a 12-0 lead in the first quar­ter.

t o o t b a l lShaun Dyer’s 5-yard run account­

ed fw tbe final TD in the third quar­ter, and Scott Tofil added the con­version run.

Grim led tbe Steelers with 45 yards rushing, and Dyer ran for 31 yards, return^ a kickoff 20 yards, made six solo tackles and broke up a pass play.

Steers quartertiack Matt Moran was 3-of-4 passing for 46 yards and recovered a fumble on defense. Jere­my Swanagan had flve solo tackles, Tofll two solos and three assists.

Tyler Pollack’s contribution con­sisted of punt returns for 20 an 30 yards.

The Stecler freshmoi (1-2) earned their first victory with a 12-0 defeat of tbe Lions.

ANDY KOCmXlSKl nisbed for 137 yards, including a TD run of 32 yards. Quarterback Shawn Reynolds scored the other touchdown after running 30 yards to the end zone.

Defensive standouts included Shaun Nicoloff, Paul Shawe, Kyle Entsminger and Brad Wells.

In a story last week about the JV team’s victory over the Dearborn Heights Redskins, Nathan Gray was inctnrrectly identified as the player making a 20-yard TD catch. Randy Mack actually scored the TD after catching a pass from Gray.

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N. Formlnglan al W.L Canlrat; ThaRaidara (2-1) hava racovatad ntaaiy kom that Srat-gama toss io Pontiac Notthom. Thai waa vkiuaSy a n o ttm aaason by now North Is 2-0 In tha WLAA tn O getting mors conUdant each weak Tha Vtkingt are 0-3 and haadad tor the Lohas baaa- mani PICKS: Tha Raktora gat a braathar betora next week's showdown with Qtarvi

Form. Harrison a t P ty . Canton: Canton (1-2) gave tha Hawks (3-0) onaotthak bast games Iasi year at Harrison betora losing 21-15. But the ChlsN are In a cur­rent taiNpin. losing two straight altar opening with a win at Morwoe. Tha Hawks (No. 11n BB) ara as strong as avar. Har- rlaon had outstanding tailbacks In John Milar and. in racant yaers. Aaron Yavar- skl. Matt Conlay and Qary Oavina. but Roy Grangar migbl ba ita baat breakaway rurvwr aver. The Hawks can st* pasa,too. Andy Fitzpatrick (8-4, 200) hasn't bean compared to MM Cotomon yet. but he is averaging 130-pkja yards per game and gives Harrison a big qu erbock, something It hasn't had skica Vinca Er>- rlght in 1984. PICKS: Tha Hawks hanwnar • out a victory.

Woodhavan at Garden City: Tha host Cougars put one In the win column last weak, beating Ypsllanti Lincoln 6-0 In ovartima. but Woodhavan hopes to keep Qardan City from winxMANo War-

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ptaaaaaon tovonsa. put a Wamish on tha Woyna rooord (2-1) top ***"7 victory, but taa Zabroa romatn a quakty toom. Sinoa loaing 20-10 to Wayno In tha am gam a. Adrian la 2-0 wita wins over Tsmparanoa Bodtord and A|pana. Tha flaimRtors otao ara 2-1. losing lo Dear­born Fordson and baatsig Otarakar Carl­ton md8alav«a PICKS. Tha Zabraa re­bound WHh a win.

Edaai Ford at Rodtord Union. Tha Panthers upaai Edssi Ford last year and. though H won't ba that again, could win this Hma. loo WHh two straight wkw. Ru (M) la looking impraaatva and gaming raapact. SInoe toeing ta LNonia Slavan- soa tha Panthers hava baaian Watartord Kattarlng (28-25) and Dearborn (20- 17) Ford (0-3) la winlaat but haa ptoyad a murdaroua achaduto that Inckidad Ford- aon. Lansing Eastam and Woodhavan PICKS: RlTs datonaa shuts off tha Thun- darbkds' angina.

Btohop Dorgaas va. O.L. St. Mary at Qardan City Jr. High: Thia * one of thoaagamaa that could aaaliy go althar-way. Both teams are 1-2 but from thIa vlaw- pomi are st* pretty decani. Borgaaa baat Bridgeport, loat to Ionia, which kivockad oft paranlal BB power Chaaanmg and only loat 10-8 to Dearborn DIvIna ChM (No 9 Class BB). Tha Eaglets lost to a pair ot urtbealan Clasa B powers (KIngstord and Country Day) betora boating Detroit Jesuit 14-13 last weak PICKS: Expect a competitiva gama but St. Mary to wta.

SATURDAY’S GAM ES (aH 1 p.m. union noted)

Qroaaa Pta. Uggatt at Luth. Waat­land: This happens to ba the other gama on which the Obaervar adHors disagree. Lutheran Westland la 3-0 after its 32-20 defeat ot Tekonsha and devetoptog a rep-

uisnon tai batag a war The wm ws i>2) havani an.uywd taa some m/eamat Th*y amtpoad ttamai Wawn M IM ftsMW-rm wes b St Agatha i7 -0r ar-4 SI CMi'wr.1 (14-7) PtCKS Erwona ■ ccvwawad taa Wamora ate tor <aai anp ww r -Sa igpatt aMaara tamks a loughs' >. rwdule tovors the vwwui*

U v Ssevanaon at FariatagMM: Thia afl ba Wiottwr good Mat m dtSarmtamg •hare taa hoai FMoona ara m taaa buig: Hq) prooaas under oooeh BsrMa Col Fnteikta (Ml Kn Oaaian a pea ot weak* WLAA toat, and the Sportana (t- 1) raprasani taa naai rung m taa WLAA loddat Stovanaon * ayng to mka aonta gaaw and has a good Morn, too Tha Spwians are ootmng oft a 38-13 toas |p QIatm sIMr waw over RU and Frankin Farrrvngton datoawd Waiad Lake CanirAI 21-0 tar Hi second sfraigW «4n PICK ThoFatoonaaragattmgtaara.bkHStavan- •ontia haa the edge.

Radtord CC va. Warren DataSaka at CtwancovMa. 7:30 p.m.: II w« ba COto alza and strength agataat OLS*# tpaod and quicknaas. accordatg to Pools coach Roaa blacOonald But DLS uauaOy haa soma hefty Inaman as wal, ar«d ttiO Shamrocks have an opan-HaW threat to racalvar/returner Frank Yoakam Oon'f worry about CC havtag a letdown after domawtaig unbeaten Kxig. Why? Thia la CC Tha Shamrocks ara uaad to playing big games each week. Tha Piols hava played a rugged senaduia. too: Sagtaaw (34-18). Lake Orton (14-7) andYpaZan- ti (35-16) — al playoft taama a< tha last two years PICKS: It CC can beat Ktag op King's nald. how can you not pick the Sharrwocks

SUNDAY'S G AM E --

Rad. St. Agatha va. AA. Richard at Ann Arbor Plonaar. 2:30 p.m.: Tha Ag­gies (3-0) hava gotten away to a tirM start, including a 21-7 win Saturday ova# a much bigger Ortario school, kvitodala' Richard (1-2) is struggling attar last week's 50-6 shellacking from Dundee. The Fighting Iriah lost a shootout to Webbarville (47-34) and beat Whitemore Lake (28-16). PICKS: St. Agatha begins Catholic League competition with another victory.

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TW two auta-raakad laana Wt- tlad to a 1-1 draw Moadajr niglK at Stavaaaoa bafora a largo crowd, pro- vtdiag aaoa mart tpandatloa aboat tba potaetial ronatch Wadnaaday, Oct II, for tba Woatara LaiMO Actlv- Itiao Aoaociatioa champloaablp (baiTiag aay naforaaaaa opaato ba- twaaa bow aad tbaa).

“It aaamo oofnatbiag tbia iataaoa iiaoally aada up la a tk," aaid Sta- veoaoo jnaior midfialdar Adam Plcblar. “It'a a rivalry that laats (or-

Plcblar played a pivotal role la preaarviag tba tie (or Stevenaoe.

Ha played goalkeeper (or aa la- ataat, atoppiag a point-blank Charcb- Ul abot with )uat under (our minutes to play

“It was o(( a corner kick and we didn't completely clear it out** Plchler said. “It was a meaa In there. The goalie (Matt Stabile) came out (or the crosa and went (or the ball. When I saw he couldn’t gat It I went (or the goal and I was bolding the post. I got my weight on it and stopped iL”

To gat a goal that oariy was aUtUa bit o( a aurprka to than. We bad a control-gaina type llaoap, bat we wanted to mrprisa than with ntore at aa opaa game ”

TW Spartaaa were not rnmplstsly (oolod, accordbig to Steveaaoa coach Walt Barrett

“It was a WHereat look tbaa we had aeen (rom tW acowtl^ reports,“ said Barrett, who was celefaratiag his birthday. *A(tcr they scored. It was not as dilflcult to pidi up.

'‘Gentile Jed liasd up in the mid­field and th^ gave him room to get a goal.”

TW Spartans adjusted accordingly to what Banett called “high pres­sure against a passing team.”

“Churchill is moot dangerous when they have time to pass," Bar­rett said.

TWt was tW extant at tW acorlag aa tW defeases dag la daring tW sec­ond half

“He played great in goal,” Barrett said. “There was a battle between Cassar and Travis Roy. and tW rest of our defense ”

“THAT WAS tW game right there,” aaid Churchill coach Mark Mason, whose team drew first blood just four mirutes and SO seconds into the match when Dario Rauker nnade a run through tW middle of tW field to set up teammate Mike Gentile for a goal.

“We deviated a little bit from our original game plan," Mason said. “We pot Mike (Gentile) at midfield and let our three forwards spread

MASON CALLED Stevenson's game plan “tW big aerial attack.”

“You don't get a lot of opportnnl- Ues with tW kx«baU stuff,” Mason said. "They play tW wide-open game and wait for yov mistakes.”

Stevenson didn’t use tW long ball, however, to knot the count.

TW Spartaaa Jafl Thomas, a jun­ior defender, BMda a tremendous dash down tW right side, lipping past four different Churchill (Mend­ers Wfore tucking a shot behind goalie Jeff CWsar with 10:01 left in tW first half.

“TWt was an all-star high school type of moment, just a great run,” forrett said.

TW Spartans' ba(Hi-line stoppers, anchored by Roy, were no slouches either. Roy, tW catalyst from tW back, got plenty of Wlp from Scott Wiggins, ^ 1 Lanspeary and Thom­as.

But Barrett bad to use a timeout after tW Chargers stormed all around Stabile with just over three minutes to play

“It was just time to cool down our players because tWy looked upset,” Barrett said. “They needed some calming.”

Ironically it was at tW same time last year tWt tW two schools Wttled to a 2-2 draw.

Churchill went on to beat Steven­son in tW regional final, S-0.

Top-rated CC tops AthensContinued from Page 1-Athens Monday, tW same day it -jumped to No. 1 in tW Class A rank­ings.' CC is 8-0 overall and 3-0 in the Central Division of the Catholic League after beating Harper Woods Notre Dame 5-0 on Saturday. “If we keep on winning, good

'things can happen,” CC coach Phil Lajoy said “We tried not concen­trating on (tW rankings), but it’s a good feeling to W tWre.

“This team has certainly come to-

s o c c e rgetWr. I think we're playing well asa team.”

Brendan Sullivan scored tW lone goal Monday with an assist from Kerry Zavagaia at 24:30 in the first half.

Jeff ZawicU was in goal for the shutout, bis fifth ^ tiie season. OC attempted 12 shots, Athens two. TW

Shamrocks Wve allowed only two goals this year.

“TWy're a go<xl team and Wve Wd a lot of success over the years,” said Lajoy of tW Red HawW. “When you beat Troy Athens, you Wve to feel good about it”

In tW Notre Dame game, Steve Heitert scored three goals and Rich Walos two. Sullivan, Matt Kop- meyer, Mario Scicluna and Heitert Wd one assist each.

Tim Bober replaced Zawicki, who was ill and didn't play, as the goal­keeper and earned the shutout.

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Cbnrcbill swaapar Scott Lampbaar, with balp (ran Kavla DsHority aad Jimmy DaMaaaa (sab- atitatiag for tW seapandad Brlaa Patars), kept (be SpartM from owa- ieg tW loag balls.

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Laaa Boroditach (Sd.18) was Caa- toa’s top ruBoer, flniabiag foarth Kim Gadetk waa 17th (31 U), Aane Dibble 20U (32:03), Michelle Deea 34tb (32 17). Uara McWilliams 20tb (22:21), Lara Aatcsak 2tlb (23:32), and Michelle Mager 22ad (22:40). O

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E a g l e s e r a s e D e x t e rPlynmth Christian Academy defeated Class B Dexter for a second

time this season in boys soccer Tuesday and improved its record to 5-3-1 overall.

Freshman Andy Rooee scored two goals and assisted on another to lead tW Eagles in tbeir 5-3 defeat of the Dreadnaughts at Hines Park.

“My team played well against Dexter and is showing a lot of improve­ment,” Plymouth Christian coach Kyle Mavin said.

The otber PCA goals were scored by seniors Matt Ockerman, Matt Cronan and Jeff Nielson.

Senior Jeff Hess set up many of the scoring plays as he registered three assists. Freshman Ryan Thomason Wd one assist.

The Eagles led 3-1 at Wlftime.

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“BOPCrULLV, WE woat have to pta;’ said Waraar, a Miat Baahat-

rho Blade Hva of aiaa shots, iarladiag two throa petatars la the first haU, aad 11 of n flald (oals for the tam . “rai aot sallafiad with the way I pisyad. I haow I coald have playod bat-

RU, which feU to 7-1 oearall, might ar- gaa that point. rVaoklia, meanwhile, im- provod to 1-1 overall.

Slianami Morris' free throw gave RU a M-43 load srith abont three minataa left, but Warner scored the Patriots' last siz points, tncladlBg all four of her free throws.

Warner's two free throws cat the defi- ;;; eft to W-4S and her steal and laynp off an *' in-bouadt pass put the Patriots ahead, 47-

4d, with 1:21 remaining.Wendy Malecki's basket helped RU re-

galn the lead, 4M7. with IS seconds left, but Warner was fouled while shooting on the other end and made both free throws to give the Patriots the sria RU had one last chance but Malecki's put-back went in after the buzier sounded.

The loss might do RU some good in the long run.

"Fm proud of our effort,” RU coach Gary Polks said. "We haven't played a state-ranked team in years, and hell. If the ball goes a different way, we win. We’re not intimidated by anyone.”

Morris isn't aa h i^ y reemited aa Warner but showed vrby shell probably play somewhere in college, collecting IS of her team-high 21 points after halftime.

Eagles suffer 1 S t hoop loss

Plymouth Chriatian Academy dropped its first girls basketball game of the sea­son Tnesday after winning sis straight.

Lutheran Westland, behind a game- high 20 points from Kristen Strang, de­feated the visiting Eagles S4-S7.

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Strang also dished off five assists, pulled down five rebounds and had three steals.

Junior center Mindy Hardy added 12 points for the winners (0-2). Senior guard Lori Gents chipped in sis points, five as­sists and sis steals.

The Warriors shot (7 percent in the nrst half and led 20-19 at halftime. They eztended it to M-2S after three quarters.

“This is the kind of game yon grow ’ from.” Plymouth Christian coa^ Dennis

Horton said. “We had a lot of trouble stopping Kristen Strang tonight. She’s Just an excellent athlete.’’

Senior center Jennifer Moore paced the Eagles with IS points. Senior guard Christin Thomason added 11.

Plymouth Christian converted Just 12 of 51 attempts from the fldd aad was IS- of-21 from Uw charity stripe.

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WordRonao M the uam's awaagir and a kay dofaadar lor Um Tifora, who aro 4-d aad have allowod oaly aoagoaL la iu last throa gamaa, HIT has dafaaiad Bti/falo ^ t a (4-4). Potsdam (l-t la ovartlma) aad Rcnaselaar (1-4).

”lfaria haa baaa tha anchor of oar defaaae,” HIT coach Joa Poalakis said. ”Beca,iioo of hor haight, aha dominataa the net araa on cornar kicks.

Wordhoaaa. aa HIT Jonior and 1444 graduate of S a i^ is the daughter of Jerry aad Phyllis Word- house of Plymouth.

• AOE-QROUP SOCCER

a The Plymouth Kicks 74, an ua- der-14 boys soccer team, recently finished second to the Caboto Magic of Windsor, Ontario, in the Cherry- land Invitational in Traverse City. The Kicks did not allow a goal in regulation play, losing the final in a shoot-out after a double overtime.

Members of the Kicks, coached by Armando Santos, include Joe Hont- er, Sam McGrath, Dan Kleczynski, Donnie Zakaefc, Steve Sockolosky, Jason O’Beime, Jeff Kozlow, Louie Gavrilovski, Jason Womiak, Scott Epiey, Evan Crocket, Mike Martin, Jordan Santas, John MeShane, Tom Mesner and B i^ Pollock. Assistant coaches are Mike McGrath and Don Gemmell. The manager is Sam Ep­iey.

a The 78 Northville Sting, a first- division Little Caesars Premier League boys soccer team featuring area players, recently captured championship titles at the Maumee, Ohio International and Bay Village, Ohio Challenge Cup.

Playing 11 games in the two tour­neys against teams from Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Canada, the ’78 Sting players went unbeaten, outscoring their opponents, S5-2.

Members of the ’78 Sting, coached by David Mashni, include Brian Ba- cyinski, Lance Bethell, Danny Chris­tenson, Jim Grewe, Chris Kennedy, Greg Kilby, Keith Knoeferl, John Larson, ^nny Mashni, Nathan McKenzie, Mike Monson, David Venning, Ryan Winn, Jeff Workman and Brian bwislak.

Assistant coaches include Wayne Workman, Greg Kilby and Brad Storck.

• The under-11 Michigan Wolveswon the Bay Village, Ohio Challenge Cup over Labor Day weekend with a 4-1 win over COSA of Ohio. The Wolves, coached by Rocco Mitkov, also defeated WAUSA of Ohio in the semifinals, 2-1, after pasting shutout victories of 4-0, S-0 and 1-0 in pool play. ^

Members of the Wolves include: Ian Adams, Christopher Cadwell, Adam Coulter, George Kithas, Steve Kleczynski, Kenny Kozlow, Joshua Larson, Alan Lyskawa, Seim Mur- tagh, Jason Riley, Sevan Sahiner, Mike Slack, Joey Suchara and Danny West.• SOCCER PRACTICE

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If tha howbr canipbtely aborts tha da- Uvary aad doaa aot rcleaaa tha ball (rain hb head, it b aot a fool even U ho haa crowed tha Uae. PonUag oa the Uaa aazt to yoon b still a foal Tonchiag tha wall beyoad the line if yoa ara OB tha cad Uaa b abo a foal. Bvaa the walkway b b fool territory U yon croM the Uat.

If it a fool if aomethiag falb oat of your pockot daring dallvary and croaarr the Uae? You caa pick U ap without c«n- mltting a fouL prowidad you return to the acorer’a tabb aad bfonn the other cap- tiin that you are pbUag op what (ell out; otherwbe, it’t a foul.

When a foul b deemed deUberate, the player ihaU be credited with aero pinfall for that deUvery and b not allowed a aac- ood ball b that frame. A fool counts as a baU bowled and should be bdicaled on the scoresbeet wib ao ”F” b the smaU square space. After fouling ou the first ball, the rack b reset, and the bowler must knock all 10 pins down for the spare.

EVERY BOWLING center b thb area now has the persoMi score cards that were recently produced by the Otaerver k Eccentric for our bowling readers. If they are on the counter or diapUy area, ask for the free cards.

THE CAMBRIDGE Pro/Am tooma- ment b back. Pirst-rouad qualifying takes place now through Oct. IS at par­ticipating centers. Centers b the Oi>- serverland area Include: Bel Aire of Farmington; Country Lanes of Farmbg- too Hills; Clover Laaea, Wonderland Laoes and Woodland Lanes of Livonia; and Mayflower Lanes b Bedford Town­ship.

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Etama Tragsr (Harnaon) 220 36AlytM Sokoa (SaMm) 204 75

s w i m m i n gKatiaWWMma (Saiam)Mandy Tarraa (N Farmington) Amy OombrotMiu (Marcy)

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r a n k i n g sElyw Turner (N Farmiriglofi) McoM Qarwaloerski (Farmnglan) ErkiBhnbar (Camon)

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Tarvya Aytaworth (Saiam) 166 15

OBSERVERLANO BESTS 100 BUTTERFLYGIRLS SWIMMINQ/DIVINQ (Mats cut 1JT2.99)

Coactisa aia aakad id ca i Hooker WsNnan Elan Lasaig (ChurcNl) 102.00at Camon Kgh School mm ttisv waakiy up- Candi Boasa (SaMm) 102 67dates Ha can ba raachsd beiwaan 2 X and JR Maths (Camon) 103 783 X pm Morday ttkough Fnday at 451- Mandy spear (Marcy) 104 606500. Fxt 313 MichaRtWalch (Marcy) 104 66

Nancy Wartoa (SMvanson) I 05 45200 MEDLEY RELAY Shannan O Brian |N Farmnglon) 106 73(staM cut: 1:57 59) Haafhar Whita (Stavanson) 1 09 10

Becky Ashbun (N Farmaigton) 1 09 34Farminglon H la Marcy 1 55 27 Karin CamtM (Slavanaon) 1 10 06Livoma Stavanaoa 1 56 85Ptymouth SaUm 1 59 07 too fr ees ty leLrvonM ChurchP Plymaum Camon

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(stata cut: 55 89)

Erika Smith (Marcy) 55 53200 FREESTYLE Kama Kranz (N. Farmmgton) 56 45

(tta le cu t; 2 01 99) JenCoopsr (Canton) 57 57Candi Bosse (SMem) 58 20

ErAa Smirn (Marcy) 2 02 61 Nancy Waraon (Stevenson) 5 8 XJarrMa Arntorson (Stavanson) 2 03 26 JarKwIar Krwpp (Stavanson) 58 77 MandiCandi Bossa (Saiam) 2 05 76 (Satam) i 56 99K«t«Sc4kan (Mercy) 2 07 57 Toni Lupo (Salem) 59 74Jana SaidakTian (SaMm) 2 07 92 Loa Morrson (Stavanson) 59 65MchaMa Watch (Marcy) 208 65 Amy Balog (Slavanaon) 59 95Hoky Paimefi (Siavenson) 2^06 86Katta McWhiriar (Canton) 2 0 9 X 500 FREESTYLELoa Morriaon (Stavanson) Jenny Domino (Harroon)

2 09 75 2 13 12

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5 29 55Janve Anderson (Stevenson)200 INOIVIOUAL MEDLEY Andrea Hoaliein (Mercy) 5.32 59

(ita )a cu l: 2:19 99) Katie Scalen (Marcy) 535 00Sham F)lchardson (N Fvmtngton) 5:37 33

Mandy FaR (Stavanson) 2; 14 14 Jane Saidsknan (SaMm) 5 43 86LIZ Sorokac (Ch-jrchia) 220 90 Katie McWhirtar (Canton) 5 44 23Anna Pairrkar (N Farmirkgton) 2 21 96 Hetana Dales (Slevanson) 5 45 85Jannrtar Knapp (Slavanaon) 22201 Jenny Oonwio (Harrson) 5 51 84JR Knapp (Stavanson) 2:22 20 Susan Pritchard (Camon) 6 00.57Andrea Hoeltam (Marcy) 2 22 52 Kim Seed (Farm tr^on) 6 02 33Jenny IVcCombs (Mercy) 2 24 26Candi Bosse (Saiam) 2 24 94 200 fr ees ty le r elay

J I Maths (Canton) AmyAuatm (Satem)

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1 42 60Lfvonia Churchti50 FREESTYLE LivoTMa Stevar>son 1 47 13

(stale cut 25.69) ptymoulh Salem 1 47 60Farrmrvgton HWIs Marcy 1 47 77

Elan Laaaig (ChurchiR) 25 45 Ptymouth C ^ton 1 46 62Mandi Ras (Sa)em) 26 25Jennftar Knapp (Stavanson) 26 33 100 BACKSTROKEJen Cooper (Canton) . 26 43 (Mala cut: 1 04.59)Tara D itc^o lf (ChurchiR) 2651

1.-03 69Mancy Waraon (Stavanson) 26 73 Mandy Spaar (Mercy)Sham Richardson (N Farmington) 26 96 Jenny McCombs (Mercy) 1 05 00KatiaKnippef (Mercy) 27 07 Stacey Krause (Harrison) I 05 16Veronica Forbarger (Hamsoo) 27 16 Jam« Hlhard (Stavanson) 1 07 17Amy Austin (Satam) 27 31 Janet Roberts (Camon) 1 08 24

Kristm SlackpooM (Salem) 1 08 58DfVtNQ jukePalrao (Siavenson) 100 99

(atate cut: live Ik ti placas) Ji> Barnes (Canton) 1 10 04Janntfar Namav (SteN^nson) 110 14

Amy Kodr* (Canton) 225 80 Ranaa Tomhnsan (ChurcNR) 1 10 23

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No 4 Elan OaMon (Canton) dal MoRaYYnMmatl 6 1

No I douMaa Cyndaa Jonaa V ana Anmad •Canton) dal Jtnny -j--.ar d-Kaan Aora 64 7-6 (7-4)

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RELAY RESULTS

400-yard madlay: I NorttiytM (Magan NoON. Tan Judau. Branda Nawion and Tammy Cook). 4.26 28. 2 Camon. 4 26 90. 3. Slaverv ton. 4 2S70 4 CliurcML 4 30 84. 5 SNan. 4 31 34. 6 Farmnglon. 4 38 86

400 5aattyla 1 SNtm (Marxk Rat. Jana Sardaknan. Ton Lupo and Candi Boesa). 3 54 72. 2 Stavanson. 355 45. 3. Canton. 3 59 29. 4 N Fwmmgton. 4 19 00. 5 Norttv nta. 4 20 94 6 Farmnglon. 4 24 73

200 braa tltlroka : I Slavanaon (JM Knapp. Mandi Falk. Loa Momton and Jannfar Knapp)2 12 60. maal record, old record 2 15 64 by N Farmnglon in 1988. 2 N Farmaigion. 2 15 21.3 Harrison. 2.23 22. 4 Canton. 2 25 54. 5 ChurerM. 2 26 99 6 Salem. 2 27 76

200 backtlroka: 1 CDurcTNi (ITenee Tcankn- ton Carla Karoub Tara O tcnkoll and Jama Strauch). 2 0188. 2 Stevenson. 2 06 02. 3. Hairlton. 2 06 78. 4 Salem. 2 15 39. 5 Nortn- vAe. 2 19 31. 6 Farmaigion. 2:20 25

200 butlarfly: I Slavanaon (Nancy Waraon. Kann Carktie. Holy Paknan and Healbar W hite). 2 00 85. 2 Canton. 2 06 01: 3 Salem. 2 10M . 4 Hamton. 2 1114. 5 Norlhviae. 2 14.19. 6 Franhkn. 221 82

OMng: t Salem (AlytM Sollaa and Katie W tkamt). 394 90 2 Canton. 376 90. 3. N Farmnglon. 348 15. 4 Norlhvda. 345 2(7. 5 Farmaigion. 291 90. 6 Harroon. 268 60

400 mdivIduN' madlay 1 N Farmaigton (Anna Palmar Carrie Worttian Shannon O'Brien and Kama K ranj). 4 26 88. meal record old record 4 32 05 by N Farmaigion ai 1986. 2 Canton 4 37 35. 3 Harnaon, 4 37 72.4 Farmnglon 4 42 88. 5 Stavanion. 4 60 69. 6 Salam. 4 53 90

500 cretcando 1 N Farmaigton ((Xitaan Hamtixi. Back/ Athburn. Sham Acliardton and Kama Kranz). 5 00 54 2 Slavanaon5 03 53: 3 NorltMat 5 06 79 4 Canton 5 11 62 5 Salem. 5 11 84. 6 Frankkn. 5 39 46

200 madlay 1 Salem (Knatki Slackpocte Amy Austai. Candi Botae and Mandi Rat)1 59 07. 2 Stevenson. 1 59 89. 3 Canton2 07 67. 4 Harrison. 2 07 68. 5 N orllivila 2 09 57. 6 N Farmaigion. 2 12 70

200 IraeatyN 1 Churchd (Tara O lchkotf Jarme Slrauch. Etan Leatig and Liz Sorokac)1 42 60. meet record, old record 1 44 74 by ChurctM ai 1990. 2 Canton. 1 46 62 3 Sta- vonaon. I 54 48 4 Salem. 1 55 28. 5 Western.1 58 45 6 Frankkn. 2 01 31

• GRID CORRECTION mFor the record, Bedford Union's

Matt Davis (not Brad) scored on an SS-yard punt return last Friday in the Panthers’ come-from-behind 20- 17 NorthTFest Suburban League foot­ball victory over host Dearborn

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Tuaaday M Oakland CCNo 1 ungM i Slacoy Yowig (W BtoamMk))

dW M nan LMdtwnw. 6-4 641No 2 Knrni Kokono* (W MoomkMa) dW

Suzw SjzoM. 6-3. 6-4No 3 KroMn Kkako (Mwey) dW Jwvu

Uon«. 6-2. toNo 4. Amy Sctwvonn (W Btoomkold) dW

Juko Senanor. 6-2. 6-1No 1 doubM* McHoM Cuovat-Rkio Ta-

kahoti (W Bloomkald) da( Nadkia Namaa Maraha Mcknyra. 7-6 ( 12-10). 6-4

No 2; Moraca Van Scyoc-Malaraa Haitkng (W Bloomfiald) dal Radial Fkng-MchoN Zak «na,fr3. 6-4

i 'S Paggy ttuHar-Jaanana Loaao (Mar cy) dal Uarrv Ram-Siacay Ekaknan. 6-3 6-1

No 4: Karuna Uantana-Jacko Rak)Ovid< (Marcy) dal Sa<an McGowan-Ann Maidrann. 6-2. e-3

Marcy'i ovaraA dual moal racord: 7-2

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MEN 8 COLLEGE S(3CCER Saturday Sapt 26

Sdioalcrali al Macomb (X I p m

WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER Sakrrday-Sunday Sapt 2S-29

Sckoorcraii al FarmngdaM N V TBA

WOMEN 8 (X3LLEOE V(3LLEYBALL Thtaaday. Sapt 26

Oakland CC al Senodcran 6 p m Spnng Arbor at Madonna 7pm

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FARMINOT(3N HILLS MERCY 6 QROSSE POINTE STAR OF THE SEA 1

Monday a l Star ot ttia SoaNo. 1 akigMa: Liz Manga (Slat ot me Saa)

dal Magtian Lasdbattar. 6-3. 6-3No. 2: Knstan Kluaka (Marcy) dat Eha Za-

bmski. 6-0. 6-1No 3: Juka Schanar (Mercy) dat Morngua

Ab«a)i. 6-1. 6 -tNo 4 Karuna Manlana (Marcy) dal Moay

D'Toola 6-4. 612No. 1 doubMa. Marsha Meintyra-Nadvie

Nemes (Mercy) del Phykis Thomas-Anne Zimmar. 6-3, 6-3

No. 2: Rachel Fkng-Nichole Zakaria (Mercy) del Candace Make-Lon SZiast. 6-3. 6-3

No. 3: Jeonene Loaua-Peggy Muaket (Mer­cy) del Evelyn Thomas-Laura Sonogyt. 6-0. 6- 0

Mercy's ovaraM racord: 7-1

LIVONM STEVENSON 6 PLYMOUTH CANTON 1 Monday al Slavanaon

No. 1 linglaa. Hotly Fiodkng (Stavanson) del Oentse Cj4do. 6-4 6-0

No. 2: Sarah Brudi (Staventon) del Janniler Davis 6-1. 6-2

No 3: laura OiBaxo (Stevonaon) dal Doro­thy Pao 7-6. 7-5

No 4: Jo)^ Crownoner (Canton) del Eken (Sasion. 6-1. 6-2

No I doubMa Courtney Rctie-Laura Perry(Stevenson) del Cyndee Jones-Sliazia Ahmed. 6-1. 7-5

No. 2. Lon Baaley-Karen BaJey (Stevenson) del Pam Raynotds-LyrmnaCasaania. 8-1. 6-4

No 3: Erm PhJkps-Tanya Karkngsr (Steven­son) del Kekey Blanche-Anne Zschery. 6-1,6- 2

Stevenaon’t ovaral record 7-0

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1 Livonia StevensonBOVS SOCCER 2 Farmington Harroon

3 North Farmington1 Redtord Cathokc Central 4 Livonia Ladywood2 Livonia Stevenson 5 Redtord Thurston3 Livorua Churchti4 Ptymouth Salem5 Plymouth Cantor.

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If G M loses, fro n t-w h ee l-d rive cars will d isappearI a kN •< Ubm u iU ig !• M-

, Ml BMC* utiuag IB lawman- I 0M a M l tto aHar lay

troa a lawyar raaaarcMag a | b^biilty caaa. 1 «aa aaai paafarallartiM liM ali

I waa raaly le Hanlaa tha gay aa am idtat. M tka nara I IkaagM akoat tt. tka m an I raaUaal ka araa Bngly (allowMg a raatiM tkat ckar- aetariaaa pfWKk at tka tk»«airaady kaa wipad oat tka Ugkt air­craft tadaatry ia tkia coaatry aad la tioarly ckiaaiiag away at tka aato

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THE CASE ka waa parauiag waatiartliag. Ha ciaiinad froot-wkaal drirc cara — wklck today acooutd for roagkly M parcaot of tka cara bailt la the world — ara daogeroaa

la drlaa la ka kad a cilaai' wko cialaaad la ka lajarad aa a raMft.

ElraL af eaaiaa. ka waaiad to aaaGaaaral Motora, alknagk tka tack- aotogy ka waa gaaatinaiag (Iroat- wkaal drtaa) waa la aaiania aaa ky Saak. Aadl. Vatewagak. Hoada aadCkryalar loag bafera GM. Tka raaaoa yoa aM Gaaaral Hotara la kacaoM GM kaa daap packata. aad kraigBrompanlaa a rt aaach oaora aspaaaiva to taka to coart — tka pkoaa bill alOM wUl kill yoa

SECONDLY, HE waa coevlacad that aeglBaartag to unprova aafaty la drivaa maloly by guilt. Tkat GM woat to tka troukla to davaiop low- coat aotUock brakaa. ka argaad, waa aa admiaaloa of guilt tkat ita froot-

auto talk D a nMcCosh

wkaal driva cara ara difficult to caa- trolaalca

I maatiBaad tkat GM aaigM kaua triad le develae aaUlocfc braeM Iply to improva a car'a aafaty, aad t k m ^ poDpla m i ^ buy tkaai. kat 1 waa drifting into alien tarritory.

Ha pouMlod away aa tka guilt tkamc aod famd ma a copy of tka GM ownara maaaal tkat laid you tkowlda't hit your bralno if your car was skidding — GM rauat ba kldk^

b u s i n e s s p e o p l eFive techniciana at Actioo Motors

Inc. in Livonia bavo ackleved Master certification status, making the Livonia dealership Michigan's lead­er. Mark Davies, Daa Oevoe, and Jeff Girard are Oldsmobilie master technicians. Matt Conroy of Garden City and Doug Perrin of Westland are Nissan Motors master techni­cians.

Michigan National Bank an­nounced the promotion of Michael Klag from vice president to first vice president. He is responsible for the administration of 24 branches in the Ann Arbor, Livingston, Plym­outh, Canton, Livonia and Novi mar­kets.

Rickard StalUags of Plymouth has joined metropolitan Detroit office of international accounting firm Grant Thornton as a principal and bead of the Management Consulting Depart­ment.

Larry Flares of Westland is the 'newest associate of the Merl Terry Agency of Aid Association for Lu­therans. Livonia. Aa an AAL district representative, Flores serves Lu- thwans aod their families in West- land.

Jopeph V. Reimana of Livonia was appointed systems officer in the sys­tems support department of Manu­facturers National Bank.

Keith A. Poetell was appointed vice president of marketi^ aod sales for the automotive equipment group with Mitsubishi Electjonics America Inc. in Plymouth. He has more than 20 years eiperience in the automotive Industry. Poetell has an undergraduate degm in metallurgi­cal engineering from Lafayette Col­lege and a master of business admin­istration degree from tbe University of Michigan.

Aalhoey F. Sky of Westland was

named to the faculty at Lawrence Technological University in South- field. He will be an assistant profes­sor in tbe university's college of arts and science. Sky bad been a profes­sor of organic chemistry at the Uni­versity of Maine at Farmington In Farmington, Me. He holds a bache­lor's degree from Florida Interna­tional aod a doctorate from the Uni­versity of Maine.

ElleM M. Ashley oi Livonia was named a vice president in tbe con­trollers department of Manufactur­ers Bank.

DavM A. McCallnm of Livonia received tbe Elija Watt Sella Award with high distinction from the Amer­ican Institute of Certified Public Ac­countants for his outstanding per­formance on the May 1991 Uniform CPA Examination. McCallum works for Plante ft Moran in Southfield. McCallum was one of five Michigan residents to receive the award.

d a t e b o o k• BIZ CARO EXCHANGE

Thnrsday, Sept. 26 — Businesscard exchange S:30-7:20 p.m. at the Tollgate 4-H Education Center, 28115 Meadowbrook, northwest of 12 Mile in Novi. Non-member fee: $15. Information: 557-6400.

• GRAND REOPENING Thersday-Saterday, Sept. 26-28 —

Crestwood Dodge, Ford Road and Venoy in Garden City, celebrates grand opening of renovated show­room, Mop-par accessory area and new vechile display area. Tbe tele­

phone number is 421-5700.

• DIRECT MARKETING Wednesday-Tkarsday, OcL 2-3 —

Direct Marketing Days in Dearborn. Information; 258-8803. Sponsor. Di­rect Marketing Association of De­troit

• KESSLER EXCHANGE Thursday, Oct 3 — "Looking for

the Right Answers?" meeting at the Signature Inn-Plymouth, Ann Arbor Road at 1-275, Plymouth. Free. In­formation; 459-4480 after 11 a.m.

• FRONT-LINE SUPERVISION Mondays, Oct 7 through Nov. 25

— “Supervision; How to Provide IL How to Live It" presented 7-10 p.m. at Madonna College, 36600 School­craft Livonia. Fee; $200. Informa­tion: 591-5188.• REAL ESTATE MANAGERS

Suaday-Saturday, Oct 13-19 —"Mana^g Real &tate aa an Invest­ment" in Novi. Fee; $740. Informa­tion; 855-6522. Sponsor Institute of Real Estate Management

• WOMEN MANAGERS

Wednesdays, Oct 16 through Dec. 4 — “How Successful Women Man­age” 6:30-9:30 p.m. at Madonna Col­lege, 36600 Schoolcraft Livonia. Fee; $195. Information. 591-5188.

• MANAGING CHANGE Saturday, Nov. 16 — “The Chang­

ing World of AMerican Management — Handling Change in the Work­place and the Group Process Con­cepts aod Practices" 8;30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Madonna College, 36600 Scbookraft, Livonia. Fee: $125. In- formaUon. 591-5188.

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THE LAWYER also kad an export witaam — a former GM seglnetrwko kaa boea solicitliig liability caa- as for stveral yoars, offerteg to tes­tify oa the sabjact All I could coun­

ter iteouaa snih was the aottaa that ■asrty all aagteaunag alatti at aB Ike ante rnmpialte la tka world

fact. I dteagruad aiyaalf. hat than wka was I te ai teT

As a tarwad aaL GM had alraody a rakattal te tka aaport

which is tka hate a t thing chat kaspa tewyara at GM kasy Tka liability tewyar pointed tkia sal te me aad ikaa aakad why woaU thsy bolhar ta do that If GM d i^ hart somethiag te hido? klore gailt.

BY NOW, I was startteg te faal •erry for GM Evan worse, I was surtiag to feel sorry for tewyara at GM. t^kk b a little like coatribat- ing U> a fond to aave killer kaaa The converaatioa kad goat far ennagk

Iroat wkaai drtvu. te aB Rhalhaad k drtvt aaarty al af #o ante

te Ike warM aal at baai-

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'factary te Vara Baack. f la . . . .Mora or teas as aa sltertkoa^, I

dteckad wMk OM te aaa if asyaashad actaaily fUad aay siniiter law- suite.

GM legal itatf sold thi about alx ptadiag at thetime

Dan MeCoak ia autom otiva aiU- tor o f Popular Sciance mepeMae

m a r k e t p l a c eStevea R. Ckapskl of Livonia

received the EUJa Watt Sells Award from the Americao Institute ot Cer­tified Public Accountants. Tbe award was presented for his out­standing performance on tbe May 1991 Uniform CPA Examination. Chapski was one of five Miciiigsn residents to receive the award.

Janet S. VanAlsten. formerly of Redford Township, waa named man­ager of benefits planning in compeo- satioa and benefits with Dow L'SA VanAlsten is a graduate of Redford Tburstoo High Seboo. She bad been senior attorney in tbe human re­sources legal group with tbe compa­ny. She Joined Dow in 1984 in the en­vironmental law section after three years of (ulvate practice in Hart­ford. Coon. Later that year sbe movied to tbe financial tew section and in 1988 was moved to her pres­ent poaitioa.

Services Marketing Specialists Inc. was named marketing coosult- anU for Voicc-Tel of MlehigaB, a voice message communications firm that provides service throughout Michigan and is headquartered in Livonia.

Shelley’s AU-Occasioa Gifts in Livonia opened for business. Send for your free catalog. Shelley's All- Occsskw Gifts, Suite 317, 33723 Five Mile, Livonia 48154.

The Caatoa Auto Service Center in Canton announced the Grand Open­ing of the new, one-stop auto care c«iter located in Canton at 42821 Joy Road, west of Lilley Road. Ikia one of a kind auto care center in­cludes stores such as: Wearmaster Mufflers, Ziebart, Vavoline Quick Oil Change, Ultra Auto Wash, CJ Au­tomotiva and Haney's Stereo.

Future Three Software Inc. in

Livonte. an EDI/Autoinotivu Re­lease software veador, has bean ranked number 82nd among the top 100 fastest growing privatdy held compantes te Michigan.

A laU-frec tetepfcoae service maka it easier to learn the current interest rate paid on variable-rate U5. Savings Bonds and other facts about tbe U.S. Treasury security. Dial 1-800-US-BONDS.

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Annad witli raor* paper pUtaa, capa, pUatic aaUnc atanaila, dacora- Uona, wrapplnc paper. Ikaanara, coo- fetU and haUoooa than a Bob Hope IravaUng USO abow, PAM Dtatrilm- tora Is Urtetlns tbe party-throwers ot Oakland County and beyond.

After nearly tsro years in tbe plan- nint stages, tbe Warren-based dis­count boaltb and beauty chain has launched Its first PartlGlant party

'goods superstore at Rochester and• Hamlin roads in Rochester Hills.r PartlGlant, at 23,000 square feet, |is slightly smaller than tbe typical superstore, but what it lacks in sise,

• R makes up in inventory, according 'ko Prank Newman, prudent and CEO of PAM distributor.

In addition to carrying common and theme party goods, PartlGlant also carries decorations, games, cos­tumes, catering supplies, macks and drinks, and specialiaed food products like hors d'oeuvres, appetisers and

' deaaerts, Newman s^d._l_ PartiGiant services include party

planning, party equipment rental and custom printing.

POLLY PATEREK, president of the Rochester caterer Pampered By Polly, said a store like PartiGiant Will te useful for local caterers —

not naceaaarily as a source for sup­plies, siDce many caterers buy wholesale, but becauae it offers an­other place to send clients for party suppUes not offered by the caterer.

Judy Tenjeras, owner of party supplies company Special Affairs in Rochester HUla, said she’s already been by to take a look at the compe­tition and was impressed by it, but she believes there is room for more than one supplier in town.

As for her plans, Tenjeras said she won't be changing the way she does business because of the new compe­tition. “We'll continue to give g ^ service, be well stocked, and take care of our customers.”

.NEWMAN SAID PAM bad been looking at a new venture for almost two years and had decided on a sin­gle-category, party goods superstore after evaluating its own sales. “Of the number of categories (health, beauty and party goods) we carry at PAM, thU seemed the most likely.”

Newnnan said that for single-cate- gory stores like PartiGiant to suc­ceed, tbe retailer most bring a prod­uct to the public in greater quanti­ties and varieties than computers and sell it less expensively. “(Party goods) are a product that is gener­ally distribute through high-cost, inefficient channels.”

If it succeeds, some of the success

of PartiGiant will be attribuiod to adopting PAM Distributors' strategy deal buying — purchasing only prod­ucts manufacturers are willing to of­fer substantial savinp on.

"But we’ll also be borrowing a page from the warehouse clubs,” Newman said. Efficiency and bare- bones overhead are tbe key strate­gies used by warehouse clubs to keep prices low.

“Of course, we won’t be quite as bare bones as tbe warehouse clubs,” be said. PartiGiant won’t be a Nei- man Marcus, but it srill be nicely decorated.

Despite somt of the problems en­countered by other superstores — noubly, a lack of interest by some name brand product manufacturers — Newman said be found party goods distributors and manufactur­ers to be enthusiastic about the con­cept of a superstore devoted to the category. .

"Before now, manufacturers didn’t have a strong distributioo base,” he said.

’THE GREA’TEST obstacle to pull­ing the new venture off, be said, is the lack of sophistkation in the in­dustry. A lack of large distributors, poor tracking of shipments and a lack of computer scanner codes all had to be overcome before PartiGi­ant could become a reality, he said.

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Community Sarvicas of Matropoiitan DatroH and, as picturad hara, an instructor of buai nass saminars at Madonna Univsrsity in Livonia.

President of economic club enjoys exploring new Ideas•y Doug FunksStsff writer

Elster M. Yager admits to enjoying challenges.She’s been challenged in her job as a vice president

at United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, a non-profit social help agency, and as a part-time in­structor at Madonna University in Livonia.

Yager, a longtime Southfield resident, has stepped up to another challenge as president of the Women’s Eco­nomic Club.

’That non-partisan, non-profit organixatlon, which ob­serves its SOth anniversary next year, helps members develop leadership potential through communication, educational speakers and seminars, and camaraderie.

Yager elaborated several goals.“We want to do more with program presenters. We

have 1,300 me .ibers and would like to see that in­crease. And we’d like to get more corporate sponsor­ship of luncheons,” she said.

"It (membership) has crossed all economic, cultural, political and educational fields. It's a total mix.”

Learning and teaching have always been important to Yager.

She earned a music degree from Marygrove College with an emphasis on piano performance. Later, she and S partner operated a combination record store/piano Studio.

YAGER SUBSEQUENTLY used tbe business experi- SDce she absorbed to train sales staff and managers at J.L. Hudson’s. She later served in a variety of training capacities (or several Girl Scout councils.

Yager has spent Id years with United Community lervlces, a Detroit-based agency that plans and de­livers social services.

Her supervisory responsibilities Include Tel-HELP, an informatlon/referral service; tbe Chntar for Volun- teerism; and the Tribute Fund, which provides small Chsh grants for individuals or groups that need a little extra push to reach a financial goal.> Along the way. Yager earn^ a master’s degree in organisational communications from Wayne State Uni- fhrsity and completed the Leadership DoMt program

She has never regretted following tbe advice of men­tors to join groups to meet decisioo makers, share ideas and otherwise make connections.

"A woman I worked with said this (Women’s Eco- namlc Club) is an important organlsatioo to work with­in. It’s Important that I meet with these people,” Yager racalled of her Introduction to that organlxatioo some

13 years ago.Yager now offers similar advice on networking skills

— which she believes must be learned — and the value of continuing education for career enhancement as well as personal growth.

“I LOOKED at tbe age and educational background of people who were professional competitors and said I had better do something about this,” Yager said of her decision to pursue a master’s degree.

And her job?"It’s tremendously satisfying,” Yager said. “It calls

for a lot of creativity, a lot of program design skills. There’s a lot of freedom for saying. ‘Here Is a problem, what can we do about It?’ ”

Any job that constantly focuses on human problems and sonnetimes the seamier side of life can take an emotional toll, she conceded.

“It really is not easy sometimes,” Yager said. So how does she cope in the down times? "Part of it is to think what thinp would be like without us, and you have to have a belief what you do makes a difference.”

Yager started teaching at Madonna about 10 years ago. ’ is semester, it’s a course on managing non-prof­it organizations.

"I LOVE it. You learn so much when you teach. I found early on you can have all kinds of beliefs and theories When you’re in front of a group, you have to have a darn good bold on what you believe in,” she said. Gerry Barrons, executive director of the Women’s Eco­nomic Club, said she’s impressed with Yager’s leader­ship.

"Because she has worked in profit and non-profit spheres, she brings both perspectives,” Barrons said. "Most of our members are women business owners or women in business

“If you look srbere women are in management, one of tbe places you find ntore women Is non-profits and government agencies. Ester brinp that perspective.

"She also understands what it takes to run a volun­teer organisation,” Barrons added. “I think her leader­ship is Just unquestionable.”

John Macinnes, president at United Community Ser­vices, hired Yager back in 1173.

’’She is one iR (our vice presidents. Having achieved that kind of professional porition I think is achievement itself.” he said

More in form ation about the W om en’i Economic Club m a y be obtained by phoning Che orpantza- tion 't o ffice at MJ-dOM

Frank Nawman, praaidant and CEO of FAM, callad tha lack of aophiatication in tha party gooda induatry hia biggaat challanga. A lack of largo diatributora, poor tracking of ahipmanta

and a lack of computar acannar codaa all had to ba ovarcoma bafora PartiGiant could ba- coma a raallty.

Tbe greatest problem posed by these obstacles was finding and se­lecting merchandise.

“It’s not like in appliances where there are publications that evaluate products for you — we spent a year evaluating the products ourselves. Our mission is not to carry the cheap junk.”

Newman said PartiGiant will fol­low an everyday-lowest-price strate­gy with merchandise-generally 30 to

40 percent below retail.Not all retail categories are ideal

candidates for superstores, Newman said, but a party goods superstore should succeed for several reasons.

Superstores cater to planned, rather than impulsive buying, be said.

Superstores also cater to either big tickets items, like appliances and computers, or products bought in bulk, like office goods. "People

spend easily $200 on a party today.”Finally, superstores must draw

from a larger area to succeed — two factors that are aided by the wider selection and lower prices offered at them.

Assuming party throwers can save $50, find a wider variety, and get good quality, Newman said he be­lieves he can draw customers from all over Oakland County and parts of Macomb and Wayne counties.

Madonna offers new degreesBy David S. Stainspecial writer

• Global competitiveness. (Quality control.

"They’re terms that dominate tbe agendas of businesses, both large and small.

To help students keep abreast of these trends. Madonna University in Livonia is expanding its business graduate programs to offer new de­gree programs in international busi­ness and operations management.

“There is a necessity for business­es in southeast Michigan to look globally and identify as part of the global economic community,” said Dr. Earnest Nolan, Madonna Univer­sity’s dean of graduate studies and humanities.

Both 36-semester hour programs, resulting in master of science de­grees in business administration, are full concentrations, not just a speci­alty within an overall master’s de­gree. Nolan said.

The programs are designed for working business people, who are ex­pected to attend on a part-time ba-

,sis.

THE INTERNA’nONAL business program is part of Madonna’s deci­sion to expand its global involve­ment, Nolan said.

For the past two years. Madonna has had an extension unit of its mas­ter of science in administration pro­gram in Taiwan, where 60 students are enrolled.

The international business degree includes course work in internation­al trade structures and systenu, management, marketing andfinance.

Students must past a foreign lan­guage proficiency exam and com­plete a foreign work, study or travel experience.

Madonna has working relation­ships in place with Edgehill and Lansdowne Colleges in EIngland and U S. trade missions in Belgium and

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will require computer literacy and mastery of quantitative approaches to quality control. Students must have two years of full-time related job experience.

Coursework includes research de­sign. forecasting and planning, mar­keting strategy and ccmipetitive strategy analysis and planning.

Each program requires a research project based on work experience, whose aim is to bring students and their ^aduate work to the attention of their supervisors.

But will local employers embrace these new programs over the tradi­tional MBA path?

“Once employers look at the con­tent of our program, they are usually very impressed,” Nolan said. “Ini­tials become less important than the content of our program ”

Each new degree program, begun this fall semester, has more than 25 students enrolled.

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This isn’t a siack time at clothing bank■y JuNaBream a ^ writer

Not all local famlUes can afford to buy back-to- ■cbool clothea. Tboae peo­ple often find help at tbe

PlyrooutlhCaatoo ClotUnf Bank.The clothing bank’s boused in a

portable buildinf at Central Middle School, 650 Church in downtown Plymouth. It operates throughout tbe school year and is open 0:30 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays.

"We’ve been extremely busy al­ready this year,** said Virginia Kodk of Canton, clothing bank director.

Voluntaer Pam Lyle aorta through aome boota at the clothing bank.

About 300 families in the Plymouth- Caotoo community are recelviag help.

‘The clothing bank began operating more than 15 years ago. Canton resi­dent Flossie Tonda, who was then a school board member, was instru­mental in getting it established.

"She saw a need for this,** said Ko- dk, who has volunteered at the clothing bank for about nine years. ’The primary focus is on helping school children, although some adults, including senior dtlxens, also recdve help.

“OUR MAIN problem is always the younger children.** Pants for boys and girls in elementary school are needed, along with othn- school clothes for growing youngsters.

*11)0 portable building’s provided

Jeannu Dumaa, a voluntaer, looks through the collection of in elementary school.

pants. The clothing bank always needs pants for boys and girls

‘W9 nally do gH Bom0 lovoly, lovoty doth—.'

— Virginia Kodk Ck>thir}g Bank

director

by the Plymonth-Canton Conununity Schools, and the school distiid pays utility bills for the clothing bank. Longtime volunteers, includiiig Ko­dk, Pam Lyle and Jeanne Dumas, keep things running smoothly.

The volunteers depend on dooa- Uoos from local people and appred- ate that generosity.

“We really do get some lovely, lovely clothes,** Kodk said. School PTOs have been helpful in collecting clothes and in speeding the word about the clothing bank.

Many clients arc recdvlng some form of public assistance, although that’s not always true. Some are working, but don’t earn enough to make e ^ meet. Some senior dti- sens find it difficult to live on a fixed income and need help. Clients must live within the school district’s boundaries.

Clients should call the clothing bank, 451-6673, to make an appoint­ment A fltting room is available, and clothing should be tried on be­fore it’s taken bonM. Confidentiality of clients is respected, and no one else needs to know they’re receiving assistance.

CLOTHING BANK volunteers are happy to accept cash donations, and use those to buy new underwear and socks for clients. Used shoes and boots are needed as well, along with jackets, coats and other clothing for cooler weather.

Volunteers accept donations of clean clothing during clothing bank hours, and no appointment’s neces­sary for those dropping things off. Donations, which are tax-deductible, can be dropped off during weekday business hours at the nesirby school warehouse if tbe clothing bank’s closed.

Clothes that can’t be used are passed along to tbe Salvation Army. TTie clothing bank can’t accept furni­ture, dishes or other household items, although linens (sheets, blan­kets, bedspreads, curtains and tow­els) are accepted and appreciated.

Virginia Kodk of Canton ia diractor of tha Plymouth* Canton Clothing Bank.

Volunteers try to keep up with the current styles students wear.

“Yes, we do have to pay attention to that TTiey let us know fast ’They educate us,” Kocik said. ChikIreB of - the volunteers are helpful in provid­ing that information.

Some more unusual donations, such as bridal gowns and prom dresses, have fmind their way to the clothing bank through tbe yean. A man’s swimsuit from tbe 1920s or thereabouts was donated a while ago.

“Sometimes, I think we could start a clothing museum with some of the things we get,** she said. A few prom dresses have been given out through the years.

The start of each school year is traditionally tbe busiest time for the volunteers. Kocik and other volun­teers have found some people are surprised there’s a need for a cloth­ing bank in the Plymouth-Canton community.

“Once they know about us, it seenis they’re always happy to sup­port us.**

She and the other volunteers are happy to contribute their time.

“I like it I feel like I’m doing something useful.” ,

Staff photoa by Bill Br—ler

M o th e rs o f tw in s h ave p le n ty o f love to s h a re

■y JuHe Brown staff writer

Vicki Adams remembers some hectic days and nights when her twins were younger.

“Busy ’That’s the best word I think any of us could use,” said Adams, president of the Plymouth-Canton Mothers of ’Twins (Hub. “Very, very busy. You have no time to yourself.”

She and her husband, Jolm, have 5- year-old twins, Cori and Jolui. Vicki Adams, a substitute secretary for the Wayne-Westland Community Schools, has belonged to the Mothers of TVins Club for five years.

“It’s a support group, especially for the new moms,” said Adams, a Westland resident. ”We let them know there is hope.”

’The club currently has some 22 members. All are mothers of twins, although tbe membership has includ­ed moms of triplets in the past.

MEMBEatS RECENTLY got to­gether for a potluck dinner at the Northvllie Township home of mem­

ber Mary Samale.Samale and her husband, Marcus,

have an 8-year-old son, Marcus, and 4-year-old twins, Adam and Scott. SIw joined tbe club when she was pregnant with the twins.

“It’s nice just to be with other peo­ple who are going through tbe same thing.” Samale beard from others that life would get considerably easi­er when tbe twins reached age 3 or thereabouts, and found that was true.

“When they’re little, it’s hard. You can definitely use help when they’re little.” Now that they’re older, Adam and Scott can play together.

“They’re a lot of fun,” Samale said.

She worked outside the home for the Digital Equipment Corp. until the twins were abwt 2V4. Sanule de­cided to be a full-time mom for a while.

“It keeps me plenty busy.” Even a simple errand, such as going to the dry cleaners, is challenging with twins in tow, she said.

Twins don’t run in tbe family on

Adam and Scott Samala, 4, aitd Janny and Megan Houalandar, 7, ara among tha chHdran with mothara In tha ehib.

her side, although Samale’s husband has some “multiples” on bis side. Some club members come from families where multiple births are conunon, but that’s not always the case.

SOME WERE Uking fertility drugs; some who’d never bad multi­ple births in their families found out they were expecting twins.

Vicki Adams knew in advance that she was expecting twins. She enjoys raising her children but acknml- edges that parents of multiples face certain challenges.

“You have to split your time and everything has to be equal,” Adams said. Each of her twins often wants what tbe other one has.

“We try to teach them at an early age that if you get the same thing you get twice as much.”

Robin Towler’s 7-year-old twins, Anthony and Andrew, share a Sept. 19 birthday with her 16-year-old stepson, Jeremy.

“And it was not planned," said Towler, a Westland resident and vice president of the Plymouth-Canton Mothers of TVins Gub. Both she and her husband, Pat, have a history of multiple births in their families.

The Towler twins were prema­ture, as is often true for multiple- birth infants. Tliey needed frequent feedinp when they srere baMco. Tlte tsrins had colic for three nnonths, and Towler remembers some sleepless nights.

“When they’re your first, you don’t know any different, but it’s bard,” she said. Tlilnp aren’t quite as hec­tic now that Anthony and Andrew are older.

"They really want that alone time, so that is hard.” said ’Towler, srbo’s job-hunting and plans to re-enter tbe

photo* by SHCMUe BUZBV/Moll photographat

Club member* agree that living in a family that Include* tsrin* I* doubly rewarding.

work force. The twins need equal time and attention when It contes to school work, sports and other activi­ties

“’They really thrive on individual­ized attention,’’ she said.

Towler joined tbe club 6W years ago, as soon as the twins could stay home with their dad for a arhile.Children and husbands of club mem­bers often participate In club-spon­sored activities.

“We have a lot of fathers who have really participated.” Getting together with other fathers of tsrin* gives the men a chance to talk srith others in the same circumstances, something they can’t always do else­where, Towler said.

For in form ation on the P lym - outh-Canton M others o f Tw ins Club, coll 737-0248

Tarry PoN of Wayne (M l) abewa off rocent photo* of aa Amy Eudla (c*ntor) and Donna Brandi of Canton Tha thra* m ere among thoa* at a recant g*t-tog*th*r aorad by the Ptymoutti'Canlon Mother* of Turin* Club.

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Chartea and Meltaa (Gooda) Shat- talioa w an married Anc. U In the gaaabo at Hills Coantrjr Club.

The brlda is a graduate <d Plyin- ooth Canton High School. She is em- plored as a colar terhntrtan at Gar- a l n Salon in NorthTille Township.

Her hnsband is a graduate of Plymoath Canton High School He is enqdi^ed as president of Total Lawn Care in Canton.

4 focfctjn reception followed the

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,4 V newlyweds took a wedding t i ^ to Lake Tahoe, Nee. They are leeHtig their home in Canton.

Baldwin-StimanDeanne Louise Stiman and Thom-

ae AUen Baldwin were married July II. The Her. James Wysocki of Our

of Good Counad Church in I performad the ceremony.I of the cou|de arc Ifr. and

. C. Bafene Stiman of Tecmneeh, and Mr. and Mrs. James L.

! is a graduate of Eastern I tM ecnity. She is enrolling

! school at the Unieersity Mfa»tiigaii and is employed in

r Sarelces at the Udversi- ' Michigan Hospitals in Aim Ar-

le r hnsband is a graduate of Oak- Community Cdtoge. Ha is enh ! as a paramadic in Emergen-

Saodces at the Unieersity of I Hospitals in Ann Arbor. He

Ucenaed builder and is on the renoeatioo of the

f t new home in downtown

was the matron of The tiridesmaids were Kathy

Murphy, Breads April Mowery. Mdly Tut­

tle flower girllorn Kosyn was the best man. The

grotunsmen ware brother of the brllagroom DavM Baldwin, brother of Ibe bride Chria Stiman, Daee Nae- yac and Jhn Natelborg. Ring hear­ers were M i and Jtan Vella. Read­ers were Michele Rleette and Aahmarie Spitcri.

For her wedding, the bride wore a curiom-made shaatb dress adorned

with sequins. The taffeta dress had a mairhing cathedral-length train. She wore a fingertip veil.

Following the ceremony, the newlyweds were greeted with the re­lease of balloons. A dinner reception was held at the Mayflower Meriing House in downtown Plymouth.

The newlyweds took a wedding trip to the Caesar’s Pocono Mountain ReaorL

Porter-JonesMr. aad Mrs. Ronald Portar of

Lletmla aa i Mr. and Mrs. LaVeme J o in (APIyniouth announce the en- ga^nglMl of their childraa, Gail CM i B i Puriar aad Douglas James Jobafi

th e bride-elect Is a graduate of Uvtoaia Stevenson High School and of |he University of Mirhtgan, where A a earned a bachelor’s degree in

marketing and human management She is employed as an associate analyst with General Mo­tors Acceptance Corp. in Detroit

Her fiance is a gnduate of Plym­outh Canton High School and is com­pleting a degree in engineering at Lawrence Technological University. He is employed as a project engineer with Systems Control of Livonia.

A mid-October wedding is planned at S t Genevieve Catholic Church in Livonia.

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The bride wore her mother’s wed- dli^ dress.

Following a wedding trip to Costa Rica, the newlyweds will make their home in Manhattan

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tion Aaaoclatioa will offer a aovan weak serias on prepared childbirth be^jHiiiv 7;M p.m. Thursday, Sapt M. at Newburg United Methodist Church, SMOO Ann Arbor Trail Livonia. Classes will last two hours. For more information, call 4M-7477.

• MOMS TO MEETM O M. (Meet Other Mothers) will

meet t:M-ll;M a.m. Friday, Sept 17, at the First Presbyterian Chwch of Plymouth, 701 Church. The meet­ing will feature a program on chil­dren’s books. M.O.M., a support group for mothers, has been meebng for more than sii years to present speakers and discussions on subjects (A interest to mothers. Low-cost child care is provided during meet­ings. For more information, call S4k- S0S7or411-«745.

• VOYAGERS SINGLESVoyagers Singles will meet 7;M

p.m. Friday, Sept 27, at S t Paul’s Presbyterian Church, 27475 Five Mile, Livonia. The meeting will fea­ture a crime prevention program. Voyagers Singles is for tboM age 45 and older. The public may attend. For more information, caU 591-1354.

• WESTSIDE SINGLESWestside Singles will hold a

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 amt Friday, Sept. 27, at Roma’s of Livonia, on ,>,.h^icraft west of Inkster Road. The dance/party is for singles age 21 and older. D r e ^ attire should be worn (no jeans). T h m will be snacks and a budget bar. For more informa­tion, call the hot line, 582-3160.

• SINGLE MINGLEThe Single Professionals will meet

• p.m. Friday, Sept 27, for a “Single Ifingle" at the Farmington Commu­nity O nter, 24705 Farmington Road, between 10 Mile and 11 Mile. Price is 83 for members, 85 for non­members. The group is for singles age 25 and older. Members have also planned a Saturday, Oct 5, hot air balloon flight for which reservations are required. For reservations or more information, call 478-9181.

• TRI-COUNTY SINGLESTri-County Singles will hold a

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Sat­urday, Sept 28, at Roma’s of Garden a ty , 32550 Cherry Hill, west of Mer- riman. The dance/party is for sin­gles age 21 and older. Casual/dressy attire (no jeans) should be worn. Ad­mission price is 84 for men, 82 for women. There will be a cash bar. For more information, call the hot line, 842-7422.

• SATURDAY NIGHTSaturday Night Singles/Westside

will hold a dance/party 8 pjn. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, a t Hawthorne V all^ Country Gub, on Merriman north of Warren Road in Westland. The dance/party is for singles age 21 and older. Dressy at­tire should be worn. For more infor­mation, call the hot tine, 277-4242.

• DOG OBEDIENCEDog obedience classes for all

breeds are offered by the Detroit German Shepherd Dog Obedience Training Gub. Classes are Mondays and Wednesdays at the American Legion Hall, 31775 Grand River, Farmington. Novice classes are 7 and 8 p.m. Mondays, advanced class­es 7 p.m. Wednesdays, open and utili­ty classes 8 p.m. Wednesdays. A health certificate is required. Class­es are for dop 8 months and older. The next series will begin the week of Monday, Sept. 30. Priw Is 875 for

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• PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERSThe Plymouth NawceoMrs Gub

will bold a iMcheon Thursday, Oct 3, at Country Bpienre, 4M88 Grand River, Novi. Hoapltaltty time will be 11:39 a m , lunch noon. The apoeker, Jeff Jonas from Plymouth Nataary, will diacuaB fall gardening and pre- parlH ■ garden for winter.

Reservation dandlina will bo noon Monday, Sept 38. For raesrvatlone or more information, call 455-3315 or 420-9008. The club is for residonts of Plymouth or Plymouth Township who have lived in the community two years or leas.

• ATTENTION DEFICITThe Attentioo Defldt Disorder Ae-

soclatioo will meet 7:30 p m Thurs­day, Oct 3, at the Livonia Gvlc Cen­ter Library, 32777 Five Mile, east of Farmington Road. The spealrar will discuss new developments for get­ting services in sebori for children with ADO. Registration will begin 7 p.m. Donation is 85 for noo-mem- bers. For more informatioo, call 484-8233.

• WOMAN’S CLUBThe Woman's Gub <A Plymouth

will meet Friday, Oct. 4, for a Victo­rian luncheon and fashion show at the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth, 45201 N. Territorial The program on “Fashioos of Yester­year” will be presented by the Sand Hill Questers. Music will be provided by the string quartet from nymouth Salem High School The reception will be noon, the luncheon 12:30 p.m. Price is 810. Reservations are re­quired. For reservatioDS or more in­formation, call 453-8578. The club is celebrating its 99th year.

B FUND-RAISERA “Gardens Through the Back

Door” fund-ralaing event will be held 8-8 p.m Saturday, Oct 5, at the M a tv e i Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. (Quests will ex­plore the gardens through the “back door.” Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served in the conservatory. The event will feature a private viewing of the Ann Arbor bonsai show and a look at plans for the 1992 floarer show. Proceeds will support next year’s flower show. Ticket price is 825 or two for 840. For ticket infor­mation, call 9937343. Checks, pay­able to Behind the Scenes-MBG, should be sent to the gardens at 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor 48105.

S BONSAI SHOWThe Ann Arbor Bonsai Society will

bold its annual bonsai show 10 am . to 4:30 p.m Saturday and Sunday, Oct 5-8, in the auditorium of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. Vauglm Bant­ing, a bonsai artist from New Or­leans, La., will gl’-e a free demon­stration on bonsai 2 p jA both days.

A sales area featuring pots, suit­able plants and bonsai supplies will be open. Admission price for the show is 82 for adults, free for chll-

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RmssU Road wlU csndacL Guoat •rtisto will bo ptoaists Albartiaa aad Ralph Votapak. Tlckat prico is 811 for adults, 810 for sanior dtlasos and coilace students. N for stadeato ia

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ton anaonnee the birth of a son, Kyle Stephen, Sapt 8 at AnnapoUs H o ^ tal in Wayne. Grandparents are Clarence and Ksryl Anderson of Flint and Denixa Shaw of Grayling, Mich. Kyle Stephen has a brother. Grant

Dave and Kandy Hlckel of Plym­

outh announce the birth of a son,' Nathan David, Sept 11 at S t Joseph Mercy Hospital ia Ann Arbor. Grandparents are Jess and Helen Cortes of Bradenton, Fla., and Dave and Betty Hickel of Garden Gty. Great-grandparents are Charles aad Violet Wori^ of Dearborn Heights. Nathan David has a brother, Ronnie, 12, and a sister, Stacy, 11.

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Ptymouth Community United Way

“It ia a vary challenging Job.“She's been tke executive director

for about four yean and previowsly worked at an asaisUnt to the late Clarence DuCharme, who’d volun­teered hit time and talents as direc­tor

' Clarence DuCharme talked me into this. Clarence was very enthusi­astic about the community and Unit­ed Way. He put a lot of effort into tboee kinds of things,” said Morrow, who moved with her family to Plym­outh in 1980. Her son was just a year old at the time. “I was reading the paper one day and they needed some

volunteer help “

SHE STAHTED by typing at home. Morrow began to work ia the United Way office in downtown Plymouth In 1983. and was the first paid staffer

Morrow did clerical work and helped out with the annual fund-rais­ing campaign. Her current job as ex­ecutive director involves varied du­ties. She's responsible for such areas as public relations, finances, human resources, strategic planning, fund­raising and program developnoent.

Morrow’s work brinp her into contact with local people who need services from United Way-supported agencies She’s found sonoe residents are surprised to bear of such needs in an affluent area.

B an d n eed s in s tru m en ts

The local Salvation Army could use a few used musical instru­ments.

The Salvation Army recently started a Dana piugram for begin­ning musicians. Rehearsals are 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday at the corps centei. 9451 S. Main, south of Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth Township.

'The program is for musicians age 8 and up. Some have already signed up and are eager to play, but there’s a shortage of musical instruments.

"We just don't have the instru­ments.” said Lt. Jeffrey Beachum, corps commander for the local Sal­vation Army, which serves the Plymouth-Canton-Northville area.

Brass instruments are particu­larly needed. Donations are tax-de­ductible and can be dropped off at the Salvation Army office during weekday business hours.

Beachum knows there are people

‘T h o ee h o m e a re g o o d . T h e y 're Jua t d u a ty , thaV a a ll.’

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out there who played a musical in­strument in h i^ school and haven’t had any use for it since that time. His own brother fits into that cate­gory.

” rhose horns are good. They’re just dusty, that’s all.”

Members of the beginners band are busy practicing these days. Af­ter they’ve made some progress, the musicians will play at concerts and at Salvation Army worship ser­vices

For information, call Paul Ross, community center directOT for the Salvation Army, at 4S3-5464.

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The Plymouth Commuaity United Way’s the only independent United Way la Wayne County. Other com­munities arc served by the United Way of Sootheastem Michigan

’TIm Plymouth Community Fund, predeceiaor of the Plymouth Com­munity United Way. was ceUbtished during World War II. Throughout the years, board members have wanted the organisation to retain its own identity. Morrow said.

MONEY RAISED through the Plymouth Community United Way remains in the community aod sup­ports 16 local agencies, including the Salvatioa Army, Plymouth Family

Valley Gtri Counril. Growth Works and ethaei An addttionni I t lUtewida.nntMnnl aganfiee that aanst local peegle are funded th ro i^ the Ptymowth Caw»- menMy Uetted Way aad other UMled Ways ia Mirhlga»

Morrow likes living and working where 4h does

”Peopls hsre are very commum- ty-mindod I really mjoy U here I have as desire ever to move back to the East CoasL

‘Plymouth la vary much like New England. The coamiunlty atmoe- phere ia very much like the arua I came from In New Hampehire "

She grew up in New Hampehire and hadn't been to Michigan uaUl the family moved here Morrow's hus­band. Dukt, Is a Midwest regional sales manager for the Swanson-Enc Corp Their 13-ycar-old son. Christo­pher, is a seventh grader at New Morning School in Plymouth Town­ship

Morrow began college in her younger days and finished up at the University of Michigan, earning a bachelor’s degree in social sciences in*1986. She’s enrolled in a master’s degree program at U-M and is study­ing social welfare administration

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c o n c e r t s , b o o k s a l eMembers of the Friends of the

Canton Public Library have planned a 1991-93 musical series. The con­cert schedule includes:

• Friday, Oct 25, The Anderson Quartet, a string group from the Plymouth Symphony,

• Friday, Feb. 14, The Dennis Tini Quartet a local jaxz ensemble,

• Friday, May 1. Skylark, a folk- acoustic trio.

Performances will be 7:30 p.m. in the meeting room of the Canton Pub­lic Library, 1200 S. Canton Center, south of Cherry Hill. Refreshments will be served.

Concert tickets will be available at the library reception desk. Dona­tion is 15 per concert or |13 for the series of three.

The Friends group will also hold a "mini sale" of used paperback books 9 30 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept.28, aod noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept.29. at the library Used paperbacks priced at 25 cents each will be sold in the liln'ary meeting room.

Tickets for the concert series will be available during the used book sale. For more information, call 397- 0999

toral certificatKM at Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit That wlU com­plement her overall educatioa and work with the United Way. the said

MORROW’S COMMUNITY m- volvement extends beyond the Unit­ed Way She’s a member of the Plymouth Rotary Club and serves as the club’s youth exchange chairwom- xn and ax a Rotary Intematiooal dis­trict officer for that program.

She serves on the small buainest committee of the Plymouth Commu­nity Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Rymouth-Canton SubsUnce Abuse Task Force. Mor­row does work through her church. Resurrection Catholic Church of Canton, and is in a folk music group at that parish.

In her free time Morrow enjoys playing the guitar and golfing

Free time isn’t something she has a great deal of these days, what with the annual fund-raising campaign in full swing This year’s goal is $510,000

"It’s going to be a tough year for

fund-raising, I think, becaunc ol the economic climate ” But campaign team members arc bard at work, aod she’s confident the goal will be reached

"We have people walk in with caM donations becsote they want ts help ” Many people from all wa'ksef life — studnts. retireea, buswaw and profesBional people and othara — support the United Way. abe said

She enjoys working with a pro- gresaive board of directors wboae members are interested in growth and development

"It’s been challenging to come up with creative things to move the Umted Way forward." As communi­ty needs have changed, services pro­vided have changed.

First Step, an agency that assists victims of domestic violence aod sexual assault, is the newest agency funded by tbe Plymouth Community United Way. Other agencies a re ' being developed in tbe community and may approach the United Way to seek tuning in the future, she said.

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Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M.

Wadnaaday Sarvlca 7:00 P.M.Nunmy Provkitd

Rav Richard L Karr. Pastor

JliuOHia, B e u U u t QUu m J i32940 S chdo lcrafI • U vonla

SBCBibb Study for M agst 9:45 A M . Sundays

Sunday Worship 11:00 A M. A 6 0 0 P M

Pastor Qdbart Sandirs PhD

EPISCOPALCHURCHES OF THE NAZARENE

ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

1UM Hubbard Road Uvanla, MicMgan 4aiM

421-8451r lUimZ n-ir| Man.-FM »ao a m Holy Eucharist

Wadnaaday 6:00 P M Dinnar 4 Classas Saturday 5:00 P M Hoty Eucharist

Sunday 7:45 4 10 A M. Hoty Eucharisi POO A M. Chrtittan Education tor aS agss Sunday Morning - Nuraary Cars Avatebla

Tfia Rev. Robarl Clapp. RaclorEtary Anaa shaM bom and a«sry torigua cnntoaa Ihat JVsui ChrMt m Lont

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PLYMOUTH CHURCH

OF THENAZARENE

458U1 W. Ann Arbor Road Ptymoulh, Michigan 4S170

(313) 453-1525Sunday Srhoot Jt %45 A.M

Sunday Wonhqi - 11 00 A.M & 6 0 ) P M Tupy L4(6n Bibfp Study 9:15 A.M.

Wed F«niK Night 7 00 P.M I MarL Bamr^ Semgr Pm Uit Rubsvl K/mg • Mimslpr uf Youth N m n Tdfttutl MmtnpT of Mumc I rw laytor O rfctor of Oey Cjfv

New H o rifo m for (TlHldrm Day Carr;

455-3194

CATHOLIC

SAINT JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

574 S. Sheldon Road Plymouth 453-0190

Tha Day Rabat S Shank. >

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SERVICES7:45 A.M Holy Eucharist

’ '10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Church School NufMry C4T4

F Int Sstun/my o l Each Month: 5.00 P.M. Holy Eucharist

W o d n o o d ayt:10:30 A M. Holy Eucharist

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ST. JOHN NEUMANN4 4 8 0 0 Warren • Canton • 4 5 5 -s e iO Father George Chamlay, Pastor

MASSESSaturday 4:30 4 6:30 P.M.Sun. 7:30, 9:00.11:00 AM. 4 1:00 P.M.

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH ila RrtSordiBerttty of 51 PHob X ■ TradHIosiBl LbU* Mbm

23310 JeyflOBdSBtka B of Tel«r»pti ’ 934-2121

M a a s S c h e d u le :S u n d a y M a a a 1 2 : 1 5

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CHRISTADELPHIANS

OCR lADY OF G<X)D COlINSEI.1 1 6 0 P r n n lm a n A v r. P fy m o u th • 4 9 5 *0 3 2 6

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rnm%n Moa PH 9 0 0 A M . 9at 9:00 P M 9«MidBrll:00. 10HWA.M and l i OOP M

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RESURRECnON CATNOUC CHURCH 9S1-SS00

Rav Richard A PartoWo. Paalor Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m. Plonaar Middle School

Arm Arbor M batwaen Canton Cantor hd and MeCtumptw fid

LUTHERAN CHUI^TH MISSOURI SYNOD

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of Jatfri#* X-Way)

Lhronla Phon*: 522-6830LUTHER A. WERTH, PASTOR

W J M twfMtey W orship 6:30, 11KM A.M.Sunday School 6 BIblo C lass 9:45 A.M.

Wooh Day School, F ro-tchool, KlndorgartonShitrinfi the Lot'e o f Christ

S T . P A U L 'S L U T H C R A N M IS S O U R I S Y M O O

Higgi A Elm S o aaM. NoHhMta T lutooch Pwmm

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ST. MATTHEW LUTHERANChurch * School SSS6 Vanoy1 m N BtFOiBllB VfoaiWiB 4IMMB

O M n a W orahip • S 10:4S A.M. ElM a Cloaa S 8S S:1S A.M.

M onday Evordno Sorvtco 7:90 P.M . Ralph FlaohBr. Paalor

Gary D llaaciapow AaiociaM Paaiof

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

IN AMERICA

OR ACS LUTHIRAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD

29630 G RAND R tV fh al SCECM OALV 532-2296 R4DFO RO TWP

Worship Service t : 1 S 4 1 1 :0 0 A M Sundey School S I S 4 1 1 :0 0 A M

Nuraory PtovtOod Rev. Victor F lla lbodt. Paalor

LUTHERAN CHURCH WISCONSIN SYNOD

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCHWorship Service

8:00, 9:30 6 11K)0 A.M.Seturday Service 5:30 p.m.

Jerry YameH. Sr. Pastor7000 N Sheldon. Canton Tapp. • 4SA3333

(juBi SouthnOf Warran Rd.)

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Salem United Church q f Christ 33424 Oakland Ave. • Parmington 48336

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Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN RADIO HOUR

WOUf 1090 SUNDAY 10:30 AM.mIn Livonia

St. Paul Ev. Lutheran ClHirch 17810 Farmington Road

Paatori Carl Pagal 4 Jatnae HofI 261-1360

WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday 8:30 4 10 A.M.

Monday 7:00 P.M.

In PlymouthSt Palar Ev. Lutheran Church 1343 Penniman Ava. * 453-3303 Pastors Mark Frsitr 4 OanisI Halwig

Worahip Sarvicea 8:00 4 10:30 A.M.

Sunday School 4 Bible Claaa 0:15 A.M.

In Redtofd Township Lola Parti Ev. Lutheran Church

14750 Kkiloch Pastor Edward ZsI ■ 5328655

Worahip Saivleaa S:30 4 11:00 A.M.

Sunday School 9:45 A.M.

UNITED METHODIST

ST. MATTHEW’S UNITED METHODIST

70000 Sii ttoe Rd IBol. ttommen a IkddWtMk) Chuck SooQfU. Poktor - Kaomoy KIrkby. Ataoc

10 00 A M Worship 4 Church School 11:15 AM. Adult Study Clasaas Nuraary Provided > 4228030

CHERRY HAL UNfTEO METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Randy Whitcomb

t:30 All. and 11M AM. Morning WoraMp 9:30 AM. • Sunday School

321 RidgsRoadJust South of Cherry HM In Canton

N A RDIN PA R K U N ITED M E T H O D IS T CHURCH

29087 Watt EItven MUa Road JutI Wa o« MKkftobalt

47S-8SS0Farmington HMt

Worahip 4 Ctuirch School 9:15 4 1180 AMSeptember 29th

‘How tong Do I Have To Hang In ThartrDr. RtttBr pr«achfng

Or WHkam MAbt fWv David B. Panniman Nav Aotoart Bough Rav WWiaHi Frayar

F irst U n ited M e th o d ist C hurch o f P lym o u th 45201 N. Territorial Rd • 453-5280W orship at 9:00 6 11:00 A.M.

W hlCO M FJohn N GrBntoN. Jr. • Or Fradahck C Voaburg

Kavin L. Mdat

NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

34500 Ann Arbor Trtol Livonla'a OMatl Church

422-01499 :15 an d 11:00 A.M W ortIUp SarvtCd

a n d SufKtay S choo lSeptem ber 29th

“Faith Demands Decision”Or David E Church preaching

Dr. Oavid E. Church, Rev. Devtd Evans Ray

Nuraary ProWtfad

ALDER80ATEUNITED METHODIST CHURCH

(Radford Twp.)10000 BEECH DALY ROAD

aarawan Fiymouai ana wwar CTMcagoRadford. Ml 48239 937-3170

W orship Servicss 8:30 6 11:00 A.M.

Sunday School for all Agss 9:45 A.M.

S * p tsm b * r 29th “U stsn Upl God Is Talking!”

Nuroery AvaUable Paaloro M. Clamant Parr and

Bufford W. Co#Robin Knowlea Wallaca, Organist

BAHA'I FAITH

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EVANGELICAL PKESBYTERIAN

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-VOUN CHtLO AND YOU* FAITM-Or

13:08 p-m.-SALT AND UOtTr Rav Jahn S Crawrwna

7:00 p.m.-THE Ufl-CHANOINO JESUS” • Pari 8

-A Worriaenta Weman”Or. RIchare J. ALharta

Farmbiglon Road and Sla MUa422-1150

SUNDAY SERVICE BROADCAST •;30 A M WMUZ-FM 103 5

ktoarsosat latMf WteitaSaif • 1M pm

SCHOOL OF CHMSTIAM EDUCATION (Acbvtoaa tor AS Agasi HfcxWry ProtuPpP «f 44 mnin t

APOSTOLICLUTHERANCHURCH

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH26325 Halataad Road at 11 Mila

Farmington Hilto. Michigan Sarvicea Every Sunday at 10:X A M Alao. 1BI 4 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M

Sunday School 9:15 A M Btbto Class ■ Tuaeday 7 30 P M

Song Sarvicaa - Last Sunday ol Month 7-00 P M

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TRINITYPRESBYTERIANCHURCH

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Ptymoulh al GoOfiadaon 4 Ann Arbor Rd

WoraMp 4arvtcea 9:30 A.M. and 11d» A.M.

SUNOAV SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 9:30 ANL

Of Wm C Moota PaalOf Rav Wm Branham AaaociaM Paalof

N unory Provided ■ Phone 459-9550

PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A.)

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.)H ubbard at W. Chicago • Livonia • 422-0494

10:30 A.M. W orship Serv ice and Sunday School

Rev Richard I. Peters Rev. Jennifer Seed

Nursery Care Available

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 25350 West Six Mile Redford • 534-7730

Paul S. Bousquene, PastorWorship .

Sunday - 10:00 A M.

• Nufstiy PtomMO • MtaucSn! AcctssiUe ‘

~ ST. TtMOTHY CHURCH .- A 1 18700 Newburgh Road*' * ' UvonU • 464-8844Sunday School S:90 A.M. AN Agoe WofBhIp 11:00 A.M.8 ^ 2fttl

‘‘Whon rGrow Up Jan«t NobM PMtof A CfBtfVB ChrtPt Cotmrod C4norBo«f>on Nuraery ProvldBd • SarHBr ptbb

Film fRiSirr»iAii eNURCNM«n A ChurchriVMOUTM(313) 4S94464

WoraMp. Church School A Nuraory trOOAM A 11:00 A M.PhAp SodQBfB Magaa LManO L Sbb«b Jr

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PENTECOSTAL

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH

291 E. SPRING ST. ’2 Bk>cii9 N of Mon 2 Blocks E of Mat

^OHDAy WEDNESDAY•anMusi iTw6■ tButiiiBi imfmweneotiWSN MBlWPe ........ ...- RBidMAaiAStor Frank Howard Ch 453-0323

CHURCHES OF CHRIST

4 M l lU N m i H N I h l(ChnsOan Church)

35475 Flva MHa Rd 484-6722 MARK McGtLVREY Mmistof

Stovo ARan Youth Mmietor

BIBLE SCHOOL (AN agei) 9 30 A M • 15AM Sarveo • Mormng Worarup fO 45 A M Evaomg Worthy A YouPi Maating 6 30 P M

YOU ARE INVITEO GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (U.S.A.)1541 Mfddtobelt • 421-7620

9:15 4 11:00 AM.Worehip 4 Nuraary

Aduk Clatt 9:15 A M.CIttsat tor 2 Yaart • 12th Grade

EMvant AvaHaew' ’ ’ '**&wirK'o a M r Pwkv

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN ..... CHURCH (U.S.A.)J L t 5535 Shakton Rd Canton

: au 1 (Just North of Kmart)■ ^ 4598013

Of Keftfwm D Lister. PaktCH W o rsh ip 4 SunUay S c h o o l 9:00 a II 00 A M.

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COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA

a FAITH ^ COVENANT

CHURCHMaking Faith a Way of Life

Sunday School for Everyone 9:30 Worship 8:15 6 10:45

Sunday Night Program 6:00 Wednesday Oifinei 6:00

Youth Groups 6:30 AduN Study 7:00

33415 W. 14 M ils(at Draka) Farmington Hilla

661-9191nw icpnogiy * nvy Norvpn * nw npnnuary

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD

Brijjbln^oor Tahcn^aclcA ssem bliss of God

2S555 Franklin Rd. • South held Ml__ _(laaaiTweeiWin wm or Hoknay Inni

A CTwiamBPc ertiM tti wfiarw pooph ptm sny rtyngumBHuiiB w«r*hip lopaffuiMORNINO worship a.30 A.M 4 1180 A.M

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1080 A.M.Cetobralton o( Praiaa 4:30 P.M.

7:30 P.M Wad AduN. Youth 4 ChlMren ChaKk l»e0 A.M. Worahip Servlee “Live"SS18KW ^ WLQV 1500 AM3528300 r,«*k„no«,Ch,mwn9enoo.X8nto.7fkXtory prowdad a m totweet CALVIN C RATZ PASTOR

3 5 2 8905

f FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY WEST(Aaaembty of (3od)

41355 Six Milie Rd., Northville Sunday W orship

8:30 and 11:00 a.m. 6 6:30 p.m.Fairlana West Christian School

Preechool 4 K8 '348-9031

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THa R««. Kavin Milaa to tha naw aasoctota pas­tor at tha First Unitad Mathodist Church of Plymouth. Milas, a Canton rasidant, workad for

n u B R C S LE R /«u a p h o to g rn a w

Fadaral Mogul Corp. for a numbar of yaars ba- fors antaring tha ministry.

AN Isihasa satlva, wat offarad a fob with Fadarai MogaJCarp, to SostofWld Tha famiiy novsd to im lt77

"I bad a vary good >oh. a socsrc futara.’' aaid Mika, who was with Fadaral Mogal Carp for II yaara Ha bogas to toiak about astaniig toa ordatoad mtoktry

"It waa toa call of God os my Ufa Basically. I )ast waitod wNil God ra- vaakd mart of bk plan "

Mlks asd bk family lived to Farmtogtoo Hilk at toe time Iii IMS, he (ah toe time bad come to move to Kentucky with hk family and began graduate school

Becoming a student again took some getting used to, but Miles has no regrets

“It was, but I really found it much easier than I anticipated because my desire was there” Ihe desire that God had placed in hk heart “helped me make that transition very easi­ly ”

Hk wife's father k a retired Unit­ed Brethren mlnkter and was influ­ential in hk deciskw to enter the ministry. Miles, who was raised m the Methodist church, earned a mas­ter of divinity degree from Asbury Theological Seminary and requested an appointment in southern Michi- gan

HE AND HIS wile wanted to be close to family members. Hk in- Uars live in Detroit and hk parents aren't too far away in Warren, Ind., near Fort Wayne. Cathee Miles, hk wife, has brothers in Dearborn and Redford.

Cathee Miles taught health and ph)Tsical education at Asbury College in Kentucky while her hustand was in graduate school. They have three children; Meran. 12, a seventh

Ih, a fifthra d a r al CswtralPlymouth, at Ha king

Nathanael. T. a Hakti«I grader

They live in Canton and have an-leyod gktjag arqusinied with a new community They'd tended to stay to the Farmington-SouthfieM-Livonu area during their eartkr time to Michigan

"Were still diacovertng toe back roads,” be said "I like U a k t I real­ly like the small town atmoephare to the midM of a metropolitan area ”

Hu Utk at the church to Plymouth Township k asaocuto ptotor (or youth and evangelism He's concen­trating on those areas and ako han­dles such duties as preaching, mar­riage counseling, visiting peopk to the hospiul and at home, and offici­ating at weddings and funerak

He's enjoying working with the Rev John Grenfell Jr., senior pastor, and with others at the church.

"I appreciate John Grenfell. He k really a good noentor (or me and he's helping to shape my current and fu­ture ministry ”

MILES HAS found that peopk who enter the ministry later in life have experience to draw on.

“Obviously, we've seen something of life itself and that can help us ap­proach ministry with a certain amount of realim in our expecta- tions ” Those who become pastors Uter in life can. however, ako have* some cynicism if they don't keep a proper perspective, be said.

Miles has found hk business expe­rience useful, and believes it helps him relate to the struggles and con­cerns of laypeopk "That really helped shape me to be who I am.”

In hk free time. Miles enjoys sports. He played on a church soft­ball team thk year and considers volleyball hk favorite sport. He oc­casionally rides hk bicyck to work

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— Rev Kevin Mites First United Methodist

Church of Ptymouthand (tods that relaxing

Miks grew up to an Indiana town that's smaller than the First Umted Methodist C h u ^ of Plynwiuth. which has about VsM members The (aster pace of life has taken some getting used to, he’s found

"A lot of the needs are the same although I would say the pressures are greater ” The pace of life in a high-tech urban setting's about dou- bk what be found in Kentucky.

It's easy for pastors to get caught up in the same hectic pace. "Wo need to be abk to draw back and offer them a perspective that they don't have.'

He s appreciated the sense of neighbors helping neighbors in the Plymouth-Cantoo community.

"There k a real need in peopk's lives to begin to share a certain amount of intimacy Maybe it's time for us to get out on our front porches again”

Peopk need to do some talking over the fence, “and really come to­gether as neighbors again. We could help one another if we k t down our guard a littk more ”

Qualifications of judge should take precedenceUntil a rather short time ago, not

too many of us in these parts had beard of Clarence Thomas. Now the U.S. Supreme Court nominee k a major focus of radio talk shows acroas the country. He k the maligned hero of one side of the po­litical spectrum and an uncomfort­able po^tolity for the other side of theakle.

The bearinp designed to deter­mine Judge Thomas's qualifica- tions to sit on the bench of the high­est court in the land have to some extent become a carnival of sorts. Some want to blame the Republi­cans for thk Others prefer to throw it in the laps of the Demo­crats on the committee.

Whik there are those who say that the pro-life peopk are making it into a dog and pony show, there

are just as many who are quick to point a finger at the pro-choice group.

IT IS DIFFICULT to find much of the truth in any blame game. By their very nature, the fires fanned in blame games are much quicker to produce beat than light Some would suggest that smoke k closer to the mark, and we all know that looking through a smokescreen produces anything but a clear pic­ture

So what does qualify a person to be a fair judge? Quite some time ago in another court, Solomon showed hk qualifications when two women came before him to settk a dkpute over who was the real mother of a child they both claimed as their own.

moral perspectives1 ^

Rev. Robert Schaden

He suggested cutting the baby in two and giving half to each. Where­upon the imposter showed herself by saying that would be fine with her l i e mother, on the other hand, willing to lose her child rather than seeing it harmed told the king to give the child to the other woman

We do not know where Soknnon stood on the issues of hk day We

do know, however, that in thk case he exhibited a good deal of wisdom as be set up a situation in which the truth would surface

It k quite possibk that the Thomas hearinp evolved into a circus, not because of the bad faith of Democrats or Republicans or even the close-mindedness of pro­lifers and pro-chokers. Perhaps the process itself k flawed to the

point of making such circuses inev- itabk

WE DO NOT like to question our long-treasured processes, even when they do not work well. We be­come addicted to them as it were, and rather than face our addiction and change our processes we pre­fer to blame

Thk particular process begins with a flaw in that a political presi­dent — no matter hk party — makes a politically oriented nomi­nation Wouldn't you?

Then the nominee k grilled by people, many of whom already have an opinioo in one direction or the other. So it k that the nominee, whoever be or she might happen to be, k judged not so much on hk or her qualifkatiou to be a well-in­

andformed, wise, even-handed honest member of the bench.

Rather, the judgment k made on whether the nominee agrees or dis­agrees with positiou held by the people sitting in judgment.

As I listened to the hearings, it seemed that the committee xras looking at Mr Thomas in the-way that many of us look at hooks We judge them as good or worthy of being read by bow dooely they align with our own opinions, hardly a criterion for a good writer I am just grateful that the questioaers were not up for a seat on the bench of the high«t court in the land.

The R ev Robert Schaden ia i^ th the Newman House cam pus m inistries at Schoolcrafr~t:oi- lege in Livonia.

religion calendarItem s fo r the reiiffion calendar

should be subm itted no later than noon Friday the week prior to publicatum

a PEACEMAKER SEMINARChristian Coalitkn Service of Southeastern Michigan

and William Tyndale College will offer a “Peacemaker” seminar Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27-2(, at the college, U700 W 12 Mile, Farmington Hilk

The seminar will help participants team practical principles of resolving conflict and bow to apply them to personal and business life. There will be an optional workshop for parents and teachers Advance registration k required. For informatioo. call 522-1140.

• JEWS FOR JESUSA muskal program with the Liberated Wailing Wall of

Jews for Jesus will be 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, at Risen Christ Lutheran Church, on Ann Arbor Road west of Sheldon to Plymouth Townohlp For informatioo, call 452-5252

• THE TUBBSJim and Shirley Tubbs will be In concert 2 p.m. Sun­

day, Sept 22. at Detroit First Church of the Naxarene, 21220 Haggerty, north of Eight Mile to Farmington Hilk

The Tubbs have traveled throughout the U5. as a song-writlng/singlng duet since 1224. Their debut album. "Hk Way,” was released in 1225. followed by "A Road in

the Night” in 1222 The couple's daughters. Evie, 12. Marcie. 2, and Jamie. 2, travel and periorm with their parents

B ON OUR OWNOn Our Own But Not Alone, a group (or separated or

divorced Catholics, will meet 7 p m Sunday, Sept 22. at St John Neumann Church. 44200 Warren. Canton. The evening of musk, humor and insight will feature a speaker, the Rev. David Blake For information, call 452-0522 or 455-0212.

B AWANA YOUTH PROGRAM Bethel Baptist Temple will have its 1221-22 Awana

Youth Program (or children ages 5-12 7-2:2# p.m Mon­days. Sept 20 through April 27 The program conslsU of everything from Bible study to game Umc. The church k at 22475 W Six Mile. Livonia. For informatioo. call Ed Matthews, 525-2224

B ANTIOCH ACTIVmESTha Mom and Tot Play Activity Gab of Antioch Lu­

theran Church will go to Plymouth Orchards Tuesday, Oct. 1. The group srill meet 10 a.m. at Antioch Lutheran Church and the cider mill tour will be 1 1 a.m. The group meets twice a month for fkld trips or activities at the church. For information, call 222-7202. In the event of bad weather, call the church office 2 a.m. for alternate activities.

B GOSPEL MEE'HNQGarden Gty Church of Christ, 1257 Middlebelt, south

of Ford, will have a gospel meeting Sunday through Thursday, Oct. 2-10 Times for services will be 10.10:55 a m and 2 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. week­days Johnny Ramsey from Arlington, Texas, will speak For information, call 422-2220

B KID’S CLUBRosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, 2201 Hub­

bard. at W Chicago in Livonia, will have a "Kid's Gub” 4-5:20 p.m. Tuesdays, starting Oct I, in the youth hall. Activities will Include musk, crafts, Bible stories, speak­ers and occasional field trips The club k for children in elementary school. For information, call 422-0424.

B VIDEO SERIESRosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, 2201 Hub­

bard, at W Chicago in Livonia, will have a "Questko of Faith” video series 2:15-10:15 a m. Sundays, through Oct. 27, in the library lounge The series will deal with life's b a ^ questions For mformation. call 422-0424

B PERFORMANCEWord of Life will present "Bridge of Blood,” a story

told through music and drama about the lives of Jim Elliot and four other missionaries. The presentation will be 10:20 a m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at Berean Baptist Church, 22202 Eight Mile, Livonia Admission k free. For infor­mation, call 477-2225.

B MARIAN RALLY"Marian Rally,” a pubik prayer and pilgrimage boo-

oring Mary, Our Lady of the Millenium, will take place Sunday, Oct 2, sponsored by the Felkian Sisters. The walking pilgrimage and devotions will begin 1 : 2 0 p.m. on the Felkian Skters grounds. 22200 Schoolcraft, Livonia. Parking will be available at the Felkian Sisters Provin­cial House and at Ladywood High School For informa­tion. call 521-1722

B GRIEF SUPPORTSingle Point Ministries k sponsoring grief support

groups with a New Start meeting 7:20 p.m Tuesday. Oct

2, in the chapel of Ward Presbyterian Church, 17000 Farmington Road, near Six Mile in Livonia. Janice Van- DerBok will speak on "Self bnage " Groups will meet 10:20 a m. Wednesdays. Oct. 9 and 22, and 7:20 p.m. Thursdays. Oct. 2. 17 and 21. The groups are sponsored by Single Point Ministries of Ward Presbyterian Church For information, call 422-1254.

B SERIES TO START"Hope for the Lonely,” a film and video series, will be

presented 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 2, at Aldersgate United Methodkt Church. 10000 Beech Daly, Redford A salad potluck will be held 2 20 p.m The story k based on the life of a woman desperately trying to find the an­swers to life The video depicts the struggles and diffi­culties she faces. For informatka. call 927-2170.

B PRO -Ln SERVICEThe third annual pro-life blessing will begin 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 9, at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholk Church, 1120 Penniman, Plymouth The service, held during Respect Life Week, will include a blessing from the Rev Joseph PlaweckI for each person who attends. It will conclude with 7:45 p.m benedktkn and 2:20 p.m. confession

B WOMEN'S SEMINARJoanne Wallace, founder of the Image Improvement

Corp., will present "The Confident Woman” seminar for women of all ages 2:20 a m to 4 20 p.m Saturday, Oct12. at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia The semi­nar k sponsored by Women's Ministries at the church Registration price k $12, including lunch To regkter, call 422-1222 Advance registratko k required

B GREEK INSTRUCTIONGasses In conversational modem Greek for adults and

children will begin Saturday. Oct 12. at The Nativity of the Virgin Mary Greek O r th ^ x Church, 29251 W n v e Mile, at Haggeny to Plymouth Township Sessions will be 1 2 -1 1 : 2 0 a m each Saturday Price k 220 per person per month For Information, call the church. 420-0121, 12 a m to 2 p m. weekdays

B PLYMOUTH AGLOWThe Plymouth Aglow Felkwship banquet will be 7

p m Friday. Oct. 12. at Leright’s. 222 S. Wayne, between Cherry Hill and Michigan Avenue to Wee^nd It srill feature gueet speakers Faster and Gtony Prke k $12 The banquet, for men and women, will feature a door prtoe For reservatkm. call 227-1 III or 227-2272 before Oct 7

B ORGAN RECITALAn organ recital featuring Mark Brampton Smith will

be held 7:20 pm. Saturday. Oct. 19. at the First United Methodkt Church of Plymouth. 45201 N TerrHerUI. The dedicatory recital k being held to celebrate the instolla- tion of the Zimmer pipe organ.

Three works by Bach will be featured, along with other selectkos A freewill offering will "be taken. For ticket informatka, call the church. 452-5220 The Octo­ber concert k the first in a series to be presented at the church to Plymouth Township.

B OPEN HOUSESt. Timothy Presbyterian Church will have an open

bouse 7 20-9 p.m Friday, Sept. 27, at the ihtplA. 12700 Newburgh. Livonia. Friends, family members ahd neigh­bors are invited to visit the church for dessert «id a program For information, call the Rev. Janet Noble, 424-2244

B DINNER THEATERThe Impresskns Drama Ministries of Fairlane Assem­

bly of God will present a Christian dinner theater per­formance 2:20 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Sept Kf-22 and Oct. 4-5, at Garenceville United Methodkt Church. 20200 Middlebelt. south of Eight Mile. Uvonia.

Ticket price k 915 in advance, including dtoner and the musical "Dear Diary" by Paul McCueker. The play explores the stniggles facing today's young people ~ parent, teen relationships, peer preoeure. friendship, sex and questkos of life and death

Sealing will be on a first come-first served bask. Re­served seating k available for parties of eight only. For information, call 521-2200 between 2 a.m and 4:20 pm weekdays

B VEGAS NIGHTSt. John Boeco Catholic Church will have a "Vegas

Night” 7 p.m. to midnight Friday, Sept. 27, and 2 p.tn. to midnight Saturday, Sept. 22. There will be httfS Jack, roulette, a race horse wheel, dice games, hourly 50/52 raffles and refreshments Admission price k t l . Maxi­mum payout will be 2502 per person.

B SLOOO DRIVE .An Amertcaa Red Cross blood drive will be held 122-

7 2 0 pm Monday, Oct. 22. at St Michael Lutheran Church. 7200 N Sheldon, south of Warren to Canton, For an appointment, call 452-9225 or the church. 459-2222.12 a m to noon Fridays, 10 a m. to 4 p m. other ereofcdaye Walk-in donors will ako be welconM.

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M USICA VIVA!” Coocerta- Belck Intenutioaal Se- riea IM l-lfM bringa the world to Micliigaii and

Michigan to the world with a aeries of flve concerts featuring prominent local artists with intematloaal guest artists.

“The theme is ‘Festival of Nations through Music,’ ” said Ginka Gerova- Ortega, of Bloomfield Hills, flutist and artistic director. “Our artists come from varioas cultural hack- grounds including Spain. China, Ja­pan, Estonia, Armenia, and Argenti-

SERJIANO WAS horn in Cordoba, Spain, the heart of the flamooco coon try The son of a profsaslnnsl guitarist he has played for presi­dents and klnp throughout the world.

Among his numerous awards is the Gold Medallioo from the Spanish Academy of Fine Arts. He has recorded 23 record albums and writ­ten two music books on flamenco, which include the history of the art form.

“The name of the concert, ‘Flamenco Body and Soul,’ Is the ac­tual name of Serrano’s new book.” said Ortega. “He has a worldwide following, and is a former Detroit resident He presently divides his time between Spain and the Univer­sity of Southern California where he is a profe

. Juan Serrano, whom critica ac­claim as “the greatest flamenco gui­tarist of our day,” will open the se­ries with the Los Flamencos Dance Theatre, 8 pjn., Saturday, Oct S, at Smith Theatre — Oakland Commu- ■ityOonsja Oak Ridge Campus.

ALSO PERFORMING wiU he the Oak Park baaed Los Flamencos Dpnee Theatre which offers a Mend of traditional Spanish music and dance with works by intematkmal choreographers.

Under the artistic directioo of Christina, who began her career in Spain and the United SUtes after years of study with noted flanoenco artists, the 1 2 year old romnany has

F lam enco guitartot Ju an S er­rano la parform ing for th e •aco n d yaar in a row a t “Mu- aica V hrarperformed all over the state. They draw dancers from throughout the metro Detroit area Including Bir­mingham, Southfield, Garden Qty and Farmington Hills.

CLASSICAL GUITARIST Ernesto Bitelli is m»k»ng his Michigan debut 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 21, in a concert at Smith Theatre. Argentinian bom

Bitelli is hailed as the “star of the guitar,” and a “first rate virtuoeo.”

“With over 22 recordings, he is the most sought after guitarist of to­day,” said Ortaga.

The Leon Sisters Trio — vioUnists Kelly and Susan, and pianist. Stephanie, will perform • p.m., Sat­urday, March 14, at Smith Theatre.

Bora in Groase Pointe, of Chinese descent, the sisters have won inter- national acclaim. Stephanie and Su­san won the 1M2 United States Ar­tistic Ambassador's Award and will travel worldwide representing the . United States.

In April, “Musica Viva!” travels to the Detroit Institute of Arts Kresge Court to present “Two Flute Eitra- vaganu IIT’ featuring Ortega on flute, Maarika Jarvi on flute, and pi­anist, Katsurako Mikami. The 8 p.m. Saturday, April 11. concert of works by Koehler, Doppler, Moxart Bee­thoven aitd others, marks Jarvi’s Michigan debut.

ORCHESTRA HALL in Detroit is the site of an 8 p.m. Friday, May 15, concert featuring Ara Berberian, basso; Arthur Green, pianist; Ortega, flute; Waleed Howrani, pianist, com­poser, and Kathleen Segar, mezzo soprano.

“A leading basso with the Metro­politan Opera in New York, and leading opera bouses in the United

Lou Flamuncou Dancu Thuutru will porform a bland of tradi­tional Spaniah dancaa at the opening night of “Muaica Vhrar on Oct. 5 in Farmington Hilla.

States, Elurope, and the Far Blast with over 80 roles in bis repertoire, Ara Berberian is truly an interna­tional treasure, and Detroit’s be­loved music man,” said Ortega.

By branching out to different loca­tions, Ortega said “Musica Viva!”

hopes to reach new audiences.

This year's concerts are dedicated to the commemoration of the Quin­centenary celebration of the discov­ery of America, the Olympics, and the International Ezpo in Spain.

‘Crossing Delancey’ is niceiy stagedPerform ances o f the Jewish

Ensemble Theatre production o f "Crossing belancey" continue through Oct. 6 a t the Aaron DeRoy Theatre a t the Jewish C om m unity C enter, 6600 W. Maple Road in West Bloomfield. For tickets, call JE T at 788-7900, visit any T icketm aster outlet or caU 64S-6666.

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Bubble, the grandmother in Susan Sandler’s comedy “Crossing Delan­cey” is a character actor’s dream role, and Sylvia Kauders wrings eve-

_________________ ry iota of humor from the part in aperformance likely to set a standard for this theater season.

t ' Kauders created the role in the^ ^ -1 r original New York production and

brings her inimitable Bubble to the Jewish Ensemble Theatre in West

___________Bloomfield. One part ebutzpah, oneSyfvla Kantlara (M t), and Carol Lampart in a acana from tha part doting, cooking, worrying, lov- romantic eomady “Croaalng Dalancay” at tha Jawiah Enaam- ing grandma, and one part smart bla Thaatra. mouth — that’s Bubble.

WHEN she sets her mind to find­ing a nice, Jewish man for her con­tentedly single granddaughter, Izzy, she’s a tactical genius. Bubble only looks like a harmless, dimunitive old lady wearing an apron and sensible shoes. She’s really a tiger in camou­flage.

In "Crossing Delancey” the ro­mantic comedy plot line offers no profound revelations. "Delancey” tells delightfully the old boy meets girl story, and affirms belief in love and marriage, in family ties, and Jewish tradition underscored by a sprinkling of Yiddish lines in the script.

“Boy” sells pickles on New York’s lower Blast side; “girl” sells books Uptown. Boy woos girl with help from Bubble and from Hannah, a wheeling and dealing matchmaker with a big mouth, a bigger appetite, and a fondness for bright, brazen flo­ral prints that are as colorful and as lacking in subtlety as she is. Eliza­beth Weiss brings Hannah to full blown life.

DIRECTOR MORTON Zieve keeps tbe scbmaltz of the plot line in balance with the zing of humor, and the utterly non-saccharine charac­ters of Bubble and Hannah. David Foz plays down the role of TyMr, the autbw who infatuates Izzy. He’s a pompous egotist whose charm shines in her daydreams far more brilliant­ly than in life.

Both romantic leads, Carol Lem- pert as Izzy and Thom Galasso as Sam project a convincing sincerity that makes their eventual pairing a satisfying conclusion — two good

people who deserve each other. Lampert with her anchor woman deep voice and modern attitudes is, thankfully, no cloying ingenue. And Galasso is no schlemiel at the hands of nuinipulating women.

The un-presupposing open-walled set gives the play a sense of place without stealing scenes from the characters — not that any set any­where could upstage either Kauden ' or Weiss — and food on Bubble’s ' table looks luscious enough to make any good grandma proud.

An original clarinet theme threads , though the action and echos Klezmer music as it recalls the modern sto­ry’s, ethnic roots. Black and white pliotographs of New York on the , backdrop give particular time and place to this nicely staged boy meets • girl story.

Cathie Breidenbach o f W est' Bloomfield teaches college tvrit- ing classes and works as a ' freelance writer.

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“I had a aralh-4ia rota aa a waltarId lha aatwork comody ‘Pamily Max' •Ith Gtofory Hairtvoa, aad did ■‘Maa la Troobta'* with Jack Nlchot- •OB,” Hid Reinhart who grow ap la VMllaad, aad gradaatod from Wayoo Mconorial High Schaoi la t»7l.

“I play Nichoisoo’i marriaga thor- apiat la the Hcoad acoDa of the 01m. Yoa gat the mbm that thia la my ftrat COM. It waant a loag acoae, bat it w u really azclUng working with Mr. Nlcholaoa’*

Laal year he piayad the load rolala the Attir'a praeamatlH of. ‘31Uy Btahop G a« la War," a < tar niaaical baaed oa tha < of a CaaadiM Hytag World War 1

‘"TkW aammar I did "BUly Blahop OoH ta War," at lha Saawwtaaa-Aa- pM Rapartory Theatre ia Colorado, he aaid. "tt wm my third aaaaoa m artiatic director, bat thIa ia the Oral time I acted. The Attic prodactioa helped, the aecoad time wm mach better."

THE FILM, a comedy, la now in poat-prodnetioa work aad iboald be out next aummer.

Reinbart'a hack la town to direct an adaptatioa of Moliere’i comedy, "The Miaaathrope," which opeu Sept. 26 at the Attic Theatre in De­troit

REINHART SAID he ia comfort­able awitchlag betwaaa directing and acting. "I raally enjoy bolng on both aldee. For me, one i^onna the other. 1 learn a lot aboat diracting whan Fm acting, aad I laam a lot about acting when I’m dirocting."

In “The Miaanthrope," Reinhart diracta a caat cooaiating of Roger Bechtel, Eden Cooper, AndreM Chip- pi, Tony Dobrowolafci, Rick Frader- ick, Aaron WUliama, Kate Willinger and Harry Wetael.

Bechtel and Reinhart have worked

together in Oolamdo far tha laat two auaunan. Thia marka dm Mcand time Retahart hM diractad Bachtal la a laad role at the Attic. Ia IftO the two taamod up for William Shak- oopaar’i “Hamlet"

“Thia comedy hM been around for a long time. II aowtethlag that antar- talao. The production la apdalad la tOth CMtary Hollywood ao I Ihlak the audlaace will laMoratand the world of the play w o n readily," aaid Reinhart

“The Miaanthrope” finda Akaate, a writer played by Bechtel, trapped in a hypo^tical aad daepetiva aod- ety. Mach to hia aatontahmam, Al- ceote falla in love with Calimene (piayad by Chlppi), a Hollywood atar- let who e^tomlaM aad thrivea on the aocUl hypocriay that Akaate de-

"Td hU la ereete aamethne Ibela ftill there When yoa flaiali a ^ y M'a gone They take down the aat AJao you gat paid m an money for Alma It would give mo lha fraadom aad power to do lhaalar when I waat It would ha aka la put aeme money In the hank."

Scheduled evanta iaclude aa I p.m.Ip.m.afterglow racaptioa catered by T n l-

2, a iMoafltAc Jam * Snug on Oct performaaca and aftergiaw oa Oct 2, aad talk hack where audience metnben have the opportunity to aak queatkaa of the actora, director, and produetko ataff oa Oct IF, and aa afternoon matinee 2 p.m., Wedneaday, Oct 16 at 2 pjn.

The tangled pair of kvera moat confront their deepeot feelinga to determine whether their fntmea will be apent together.

"I would really like to aee poopk Mpport the Attk," aaid Reinhart “It never caaaM to aroaae nM. They've been around 20 yean, and have aar- vived a boatlk environment It'a the moet exciting theater ia the area."

Tlcketa to the 6 p.m., Thuraday, Oct 3 performance are 625. Pro- ceeda will benefit the Attk'a educa- tloo and outreach programa for ata- denta and aenior citiaena.

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News about area restaurants is included in this column. Send in- form ation to be considered fo r publication to; ICeeiv Wygonik, Entertainm ent Editor, Observer A Eccentric, 363S1 Schoolcraft, Litronia, Mtcfc., 48150.

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W HEN GLYNN andLouise ScanUn moved into their Cape Cod- style house in Livonia,

each found a place to express creativity';

Louise filled the bouse with simple country farnisbingi. Glynn 'troamed the 1 % acres, which is a picture-perfect setting for the O ' year-old bouse and a preserve for Michigan wildflowers.

Loute feQ In love with the charming frame house as soon as she saw its paned windows and screened-in porch overlooking the yard. That was SI years ago, yet she can’t imagine leaving this dream house, tucked into a heavily treed area several hundred feet from a dirt road.

“As soon as I stepped inside, it reminded me of homes In the East," Louise said. “It was exactly what I wanted."

Since Louise always preferred simple furniahings Tnotklng Scandinavian or with clawed feet”), she chose mostly ISth- and I •th-oantury Early American furniture for the five-room house.

And because she wasn’t a serious collector at the time, she retrieved much of it from her crandmother’s house, used furniture stores, flea markets and garage sales.

“Today we could spend 1 2 0 0 for an old (pdlt, but we couldn’t in the 'bepnning," she said.

OVER THE years, Louise has created pretty and inviting rooms that have a history of their own. The master bedroom, for example, includes her mother's oak dresser and her grandmother's old oak waahutand, which Is converted to a a^ndsome night table.

The room also includes an IMOs pumpkin pine blanket chest bought for MO at a garage sale. Her latest ac(|Uisitioa, brought hack from

A blind cupboard in tha dining room holdn Glynn Scanlan’s collaction of crocks and

Ohio, is a statdy four-poster, turn- of-the-century bed with a blanket roll on the foot board.

“I’m always seeking and restoring," she said.

Sometime over the past two decades, Glynn joined his wife on her antiquing expeditions and even became an expert refinisher and collector of j ^ y jars, stoneware and Wallace Nutting photographs dating to the tarn-of-the<entu^.

He has made several Shaker- style peg racks for the house as wrtl as handsome cabinets and shelves. _ .

“To maintain m ysani^, I had to develop an interest in furniture and collecting," Glynn said, smiling.

TOGETHER, GLYNN, a counselor at Livonia Franklin High School and Louise, a data clerk at Livonia Stevenson High School

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ptiolM by DOUQ 8U8ALLAOther stoneware. The cheat, dating to 1860, was bought in Saline.

Right: A fieldalone fireplace made by the home’a original owner la the focal point of the living room. One of Louiee Scanlan’a favorite Andrew Wyeth printa hanga over the mantel.

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Christine Wong demonstrate* Chinese caliigraphy technique. Standing over the paper, she move* with the rhythm *nd gracefulne** of * dancer a* *he paint* the China** character for iov*.

Show spotlights Chinese painting and calligraphyBy Linda Ann Chomln special writer

Lyrical watercolor paintings of sailboats, flowers, still life, panda bears, camels and Chinese calligra­phy are included in a vibrant new exhibition of 40 works by Livonia artist Christine Wong.

The exhibition continues through Oct. 12 at Nelson’s Gallery, 16376 Middlebelt, Livonia.

A meet-the-artist reception will be 1:30-5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. It will feature demonstrations of Chi­nese painting techniques in water- color (2:30 p.m.), followed by Chinese calligraphy technique with brush (3:30 p.m.)

Bore on mainland China, Wong’s work serves to bridge the cultures of EUst and West. She combines 5,000 years of Chinese philosophy and painting techniques, ink and Western watercolor to create delicate, flow­ing images with a rhythmic energy that dances across the paper.

In China, rice paper is commonly used to create paintings. Since mov­ing to this country in 1971 with hus­band Robert, Wong has worked on a variety of Western papers, searching for one that bolds color well, yet is easy to preserve for enjo)rment and framing.

“I LEARN how to handle Western papers. Rice papers you can not han­dle as easily. There is a way for har­mony between the arts," Wong said.

During the first denmnstration, Wong will create three paintings of flowers and a panda bear using wa­tercolor combined with Chinese painting techniques.

"The demonstration will show how to paint with a bold stroke and to fin­ish the paintinp in short time; spon­taneous paintinp in 15 minutes,” Wong said

Wong believe artists as well as arts supporters can grow and devel­op by sharing their talents, each with the other

“You broaden your eyes when you share You encourage and help by sharing," Wong said. “If people have

“My Animal Friend*” feature* three aeparate scene* in black and white — a panda bear, two doves and two roo* aters. The 13«/i-by-27iA-inch work is priced at $475.

special request, if they want to see a certain technique, 1 don’t mind to show them.”

At 3:30 p.m., Wong will demon­strate the ancient art of Chinese cal­ligraphy using ink. water and Chi­nese brush. In China, students begin calligraphy lessons in second grade, much as children learn penmanship here

“I CAN use the same brush for writing and painting.” Wong said. ’T il do bold, large sixe writings as a demonstration. I’ll explain the philo­sophies, techniques, different style and how to control brush. I’ll leave time for people to ask questions. It

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These sym phonies are cultural pillars in com m unityBEGINNER ENSEMBLES they’re

not.The Plymouth and Livonia sym­

phonies boast a blend of musical and profesrtonal backgrounds. Their key­notes range from Bach to Broadway. And they’re about to raise the cur­tain on new concert seasons.

Unlike larger symphonies, these conunuaity orchestras give music students, music teachers and music lovers the chance to showcase their string, wind, brass and percussion skills while working alongside veter­an musicians.

Cultural jewels, they also give many local musidana their first on­stage opportunity to be beard by folks other than family and friends.

For Lynn Route, a LSO cellist on and off for the past 1 1 years, “music has been something Fve always en­

joyed and wanted as part of my life"

The Livonia resident calls the LSO “a wonderful outlet for musicians who have other commitments and other jobs but who still have that love of music they want to express. It fulfills a real need."

STRONG COMPETinON for the entertainment dollar has prompted the Plymouth and Livonia sympho­nies to add a new catch phrase to their marketing plans — "Diversify, diversify, diversify.” The Intent: to broaden their appeal

Both orchestras, of course^ will feature legends like Brahms and Mo- sart plus Tchaikovsky’s holiday clas­sic, “The Nutcracker,” this season.

But Uvonla’s 11-event schedule also will Include rousing nwlodies of

Gershwin and Joplin. Young ArtisU Competition winners, a “Christmas Special,” a “Merry Olde England Wassail Dinner Feast" and “Come to the Cabarat ”

Plymouth’s 10-event lineup also will include all-American and all- French fare as well as a PSO recital, a pops benefit and Junior Miss Dance America Dawnell Dryja of Canton performing with the Plym­

outh-Canton Ballet Company in “The Nutcracker.”

Nationally known guest soloists will appear too.

Pianist Flavio Varani, organist William Whitehead, violinist Victo­ria Haltom and cellist Nadine Deleu- ry wilt solo during Livonia’s 18th concert season.

Soloists during Plymouth’s 46th concert season will include pianists Ralph and Albertine Votapek, dancer Densll Adams, mexxo-sopra- no Kathleen Segar and clarinetist John Mohler

THE CONDUCTOR'S wands aren’t awarded lightly. Both Livo­nia’s Franceaco DiBlasi and Plym­outh’s Russell Reed enjoy lop-fll^t reputetlom. The energy and vision th ^ bring don’t wilt under the spot­

light’s glare.Series change each year but the

orchestras’ basic mission remains: to bring symphonic concert entertain­ment to the people

Metropolitan symphonies are key cultural resources: no question about that But fans of the classics don't have to go to Detroit or Ann Arbor to find the uplifting strains of sympho­ny music They can satisfy tM r fix closer to home with the likes of the PSO and LSO

With no general admiaaion ticket more than 110 to 812, the PSO and LSO also offer an affordable way to introduce young people to live per­formances of high-quality nnusic. And they’re a godsend for local per­formers unable, for whatever rea­son, to make music full time.

Amid deep cuts in state arts fund­ing. DiBlasi and Reed, who oversee budgets of 1100,000 and $78,000 re­spectively, are acutely aware matching grants, corporate sponsor­ship* and fund-raising savvy are keystone* to survival No wonder their orchestras have such vital sup­port arms the Livonia Symphony So­ciety and the Plymouth Symphony League

But let’s remember: brisk ticket sales are the best form of advertis­ing and the best measure of success

When people willingly part srlth hard-earned discretionary dollars to buy concert tickets. It’s clear the Herculean effort a community sym­phony demands Is well worth i t

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Glyaa mada two amall tabta laatpa from a SS-«aat crock aad a woodea spool. A large, aoni tool chert aervea as a coffee table.Stereo eqoipmeat Is stared la aa oak cablaet with apaekars coacaaled la an old Veraor’s crate aad a basket.

A camel hack sofa upholstered la burnt rod and an Ethan Allen library chair are the only places bought new.

llie room, lined with tongue and I groove pine paneling, has a lofty cove ceUing and a dramatic fieldstooe fireplace, srhich the original owner made from hand­

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kilckm to make it m an haictional The now railing was carofuUy coatound to match the roaTs origiaal iP-foot slope. A structural beam in the addllioa la covered in wood aad decorative beams w en placed la the origiaal kitchen area

The couple selected simple maple cabinets aad refinidMd the pine peg flooring that was covered with th m layors of linoleum. An ask table and four north-wind, proas back chairs that belonged to Loidse% grandmother fill the room. Old baskets, glassware, pewter and a dry sink decorate the kitchen.

Baaldes furniahlng with antiques and collectibles, Louise has accaosoriaed the bouse with her own dried nowers, potpourri, handmade pillows and quilts.

"So much of who kre are is evident inside and outside the house,” Glynn skid. "We like preserving something of the past.”

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HOME far the HaUdnya.” spaa- sored by SchoolcTaft CeUsge In Live- nla, wUlborriday,Oct 11.

RagMratlaa b o ^ at • ajn., fel- lowad by luBchaoa and a gnidad tour of the Mtrhigan PealgB Oeatar.Tny.

WWletbeda cantar Is usually j opaa only to tha| trade, arranga-| maots have t made for this pro-| gram to be open I the ^bllc. Pro-1 gram foe of |U per person in-, eludes lunch. R e g - * " " " " ^ ' istration informa-’*®'*™** tioo and a doocriptlve brochure can be obtained by calling Schoolcraft CoUege, 4M-44M.

Presenting the program will be Joe Ruggiero, HOME magaiine pub-

retail awrrkandlaiiM editor far the puhileatloa Rnggiaro In flying hi from Lao Ungilaa aad Pier from New York lor the seminar

Rnggiaro la an oalbarlty on heme remodeling aad He haodaaignad a laatllo cnllactioa, dovul- opod an audio-viBusI magasine for Ethan Allan lac. aad developed tale- vlaiaa'a flirt aarlaa on aad oalartainlng, "U vImi Maga­sine.” His mort roceat tateviaiea work Includm his rola aa chief dooo- rating ronaultant for the PBS “This Old House” seriaa.

As retail merchandising editor for HOME magasine, Pier la reaponsibla for daaigntng markotlag progranss for bonoe furnishings, sperkllaing In decorating clinics, seminars aad bow-U> demonatratlons.

Those attending "HOME for the H olidays" may bring fabric swatches and pictures of their rooms or areas on which they want Pier and Ruggiero to comment

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Continued from Page 1will be a good time to oboerve or to learn.”

At the end of the demoostratioos, Wong on request will write your name, favorite saying or Bible verse in Chinese characters for a coat of |lk-$lh. The word love, written in C b in ^ , is a popular item that many feople buy as gflts.;*yne Chinese writing to Hiow the slsaning of love, everyoM hunger i f i t ” Wong said.>At a recent calligraphy demoo- sAetion, Wong stood over the paper

begin painting the Chinese charac- d r which stands for love. A quiet- n ^ fell upon Wong’s mind and body.

a single, uninterrupted span of doncentration, Wong began at the ^ of the paper, mqying with the ^acefulness aiid rhythm M a dancer ft cmnplete the Chinese word for lim .

sary, brown, earth tones, thooe col­ors beautiful, too.”

"The artwork shows your feeling and mood. 1 have all this art in my heart” Wong said. “(I) All up from the inside, flow out to the outside. Colors, (I) blend them all together to get the simple freshness and cheer­fulness, really reach people's mind and boort with the strokes.”

Demonstration during the artist’s receptioa are a first for Nelson’s

W<mG DESCfUKS the art philo- qaphies she uses this way:•« "There’s a lot of s tu ^ and prac-

bow to make color work togeth- qr, bow to make objects srorfc togeth- tk- Calligraphy, I have to do many ftnes, one word. The practice ^ t h i tj; “I don’t have a set color. I love to M Mack and white, black and tnr- qpioise. The other colors are necea-

G o il^ .“Thrt is fte largest show we’ve

had and the first time we’ve had the hands on,” said Laura Hardy, gallery director. “For you to actually see the artists do her work is going to be ex- dting.”

Since Wong’s return from a monthlong visit with her parmts in Taiwan, she has develop^ a new style of calligraphy painting that breaks from traditim into what she refers to as decorative calligraphy.

“Tborc la a special one, very inter­esting, a comblnatioa of large-sixe words with calligraphy and groups (of Chinese characters). Even though calligraphy, almost like decorative calligraphy. Art is not right or wrong like science r t math,” Wong said. "You improve yourself every day."

For m ore irtform ation, coil Nel­son’s GaUery: 437-0325.

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I always try to to oa tto lookoat for homor both with and withoat my camera. After aU. Ilghtealng ap to a real *Hnap”!

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For siz decades, the DuMouchelle name has been prominent as estate appraisers and auctioneers as well as for its art galleries.* Now it comes to Schoolcraft Col­

l i e in Livonia to share expertise with antique lovers.

“Treasures From Yesterday” be­gins Wednesday. Oct. 2, and contin- UO through Wednesday, Oct. SO. ■JTie five-week series will meet 7-9 p.an. 0 0 the Schoolcraft campus, IftOO Haggerty. Classes are $60 per pCson tor the series, $14 for indlvid- uqj sessions as preferred (plus $7 r^stra tion fee).

Tor registration information, call 40-4446

ental Rugs.” He will tell students about buying anf collecting antique and semi-antique Oriental rugs, t b ^ place in the aurJon market plus In­vestment oppotnnities. Various styles, colors, weaves and countries of origin will be discussed.

teach “Jewelry and Gems.” He will give an overview of 19th and 20th century jewelry. Style as well as popular gemstones will be reviewed, and value will be discussed. Focus includes gem properties and synthet­ics, plus tips for buying and selling.

Margaret Batta of DuMouchelle Galleries will teach “Collectibles and MemorabiLa” Oct. 16. She will offer an overvitw of the collectibles market, why swne collectibles con­tinue to grow to value and others do not, plus what » look for when col­lec t!^

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I a WRENCE DUMOUCHELLE wSl open the series with “How To

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Ori 9 class, which focuses on “Ori-

DUMOUCHELLE CATALOGER and appraiser Richard Fedorowics heads the Oct. IS session, “Collecting Paintings and Graphics.” Students will not only tear about the history of art and colecting but also bow value is detemined, original versus copy, art for enjoyment versus art for investment and the markets for buying and sellng fine a r t

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Piano teachers to meetThe Oakland Piano Teachers Fo­

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The discussion topic: an update on piano manufacturing and a presenta- tiiSi of keyboard technology. Speak­er! ttill bie president Tim Hoy and pianist Pierre Fracalanza.

The business meeting is at 9:30 a lh The program starts at 10. Lunch will follow. For reservations, call Marilyn MacFarland, 373-8108.

The forum plans a learning and presentation program for 1991-92 Monthly meetings review the newest and most effettive ideas in keyboard instruction.

Four assemblies will be held to al low students b meet each other and bear music pwforined by other boys and girls.

The sebotorship competition is open to all foium students. The re­cital in May alows young people to hear each othr in the company of their families.

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SUNFLOWER COLONIAL Spadout lour bedroom home In populer Cenlon tubdMtoon. Fomwl living and dW^ room, lamiy room with firepieoe end wet bnr. Large wnfc-in doeel In mester bedroom. Short weft lb dubhouee and tennis courts. ML# 183583 $143,900 455-6000

LAKEFRONT CONDOMINIUM Novi akto of al-aporta Walad Laka Prtvala. elagam compound. Three bedrooma. two and a half hatha; great room with flrapleoe; kitchen with tot appil«»ae. Your own yard to Lake; shared dock. ML«182S89 $217,900 455-6000

FARMINGTON HILLS HOME FOR LEASE Spactoua. fumiahad. lour bedroom colontol In qutal neighborhood Formal Ivbig and dMng rooe tantoy room, two flraplaoot Cloao to ■tpreeeweya andtotopping ML# 183201 $1,500 month 455-6000

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Fmt bedroom homo haa Mng room, i gruel sued Utohan whh aatoig arai

oring Ful beeamenL palio. lancad yard; ctoaa to expraaawoyt and shopping ML# 181392 $76,328 455-6000

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uoa wlU Orchard Late Icfeoaii, vUl tpOMor tW lixtfe fUchard E»- MmAI Art ConpaUttoa ta Octobar

Artiau ol PotWl daacaat bora ta jltrtugaa or who bow Uv« bar* may aalar saw oriftaal work ia any ma­dia Priaaa rang* from 125 to t25b

Tha kickoff racaptkiB la 2-S pjn. Saaday, Oct. •, in tb* Galaria oa the St Mary's CampHa. 2535 Indian Trail. Orchard Lake. Tha aibibitlon run* to Oct 37

Entries will be received 10 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20. Call Johanna BMecki for entry details: 501-41M

• C R C A T I V C A R T SRegistration continues for fall cre­

ative art classes at Cranbrook P.M. at Cranbrook Educational Communi­ty in Bloomfield Hills.

The classes include drawing, p a in t in g and Sculpture. For infonna- tkw or to register, call 645-3M5.

Draering with Color and Charcoal runs for eight weeks, beginning 1 0 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 32. The fe e is |7 l

Another Saturday course, Basic Drawing for Gradm 2, 7, 2, begins SepC 22 The eight-week class, 1:30- 3:30 p.m., includes architectural de­tails and landscape composition. The fee is 172.

Watercolor in the Greenhouse runs for eight weeks, beginning 1:30-3:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29. The fee is $23.

Creative Jewelry meets 7-10 p.m. Wednesdays, beguming Oct 2, for six weeks. The 2125 fee includes studio fee*.

Sculpture, an eight-week course, features basic and advanced princi­ples of clay m o lin g and stone carving. It meets 6:30-9:30 p.m. Thursdays, beginning Oct 3. The fee is 225.

• C H I L D R E N ’ S M U S I CMusic classes for children ages 4-5

will begin Oct 1.This is the Kindermusik curricu­

lum that includes four 15-week semesters, each including playing in­struments, listening, vocalizing, movement activities and writing and reading pitches and rhythms.

Openinp exist for the Tuesday AM class and the Wednesday early PM class. Call teachers Brenda Kra-

453-M22, ar Pieateg^y, 42A-22M for

• CNAMMR MUSIC

cewesrta af flae chimhsr maair will ha calehratad la h i^ style by tha Craabreak Mwlc Gatld chamber aa- rtaa as It opaas iu 42th aaaaaa.

Saasoa uckats laclads all rix caw- carta aad ar* 245 par paraoa. Saatiag la Umited. For laformatloa, call 751- 2435

Events to mark the aaaivaraary laclade a pcrformaac* of Moaart'a “The Marriage of Figaro,** followed by a strolling champaga* buffet dla- ner.

The first opera to be performed at Craabrook. “The Marriage of Fi­garo,'* will be preaented at 4 p m Saturday, OcL 1 2 . in the Klngswood School auditorittm It will be par- formad in Bngliah by Kaiiarad Pro­ductions of New York Oty.

The champagne buffet will be in Cranbrook House at 7 p m Dinner tickets are 235 per person.

All of tb* remaining concerts will be at Cranbrook House on Lone Pine Road in Bloomfield Hills

Parking for these five concerts wUl be at the Christ Church Craa- brook parking lot, with shuttle bus service to the door.

The Los Angeles Piano Quartet will perform Tuesday, Nov. 5, in the Cranbrook House library. H i^ y es- teenned in the United States and abroad, the quartet recently re­leased a Dvorak/Schumann record­ing on the Music Masters label

A 25-voice youth choir, the James Topp Singers from the Detroit Acad­emy of Music, will present a Christ­mas concert Tuesday, Dec. 10.

The Detroit Chamber Artists will perform in March.

The chamber ensemble features

Livonia Symphony opens Oct. 5

Uveaia Bymphnny Orrhamra, aadar esaductor Frawcaace DiBta- M. apaaa the 1901-22 caaeart aaa-aea at 2 p.aa. Saturday, Oct 5, la the LivaaU Churchill High School Auditoriam 2000 Newburgh

Guast artiat will he tataraatiaa- ally recogaiaed pianist Flavio Varaai p^orm lag Baetbovea'a “Ooacerto No. 5 ia E - f la f othar- wisa kaowa as the Emperor Ooa­certo

Ahwaa the program will he Karl voa Wahsr'B *t)v*rtur* to DarFVtiiclMitt,'* Mid Modtil liMHMff*sky's “Picturaa at aa Exhibttloa'* with a sUds praaaatatlon by Gordaa Draper

Geaaral admission Is 210, aoaior citlaans sad students. 24

For ticket laformatloii, call the Livonia Symphony Orchaatra 34- bour hot line: 454-4575

flutist Ervin Monro*, oboeist Don Baker, cellist John Thurman (all from the Dstroit Symphony Orchaa tra) and pianist Fontaine Laing, widely known for her superb key­board work.

Tenor Robert Bracey, current winner of the guild's Betty Brewster Scholarship, will slag in February.

The season will end on a high note in April with a recital by pianist Joee Carlas CocarelU, the celebrated silver medal winner at the last Van (niburn International Piano Compe- titkm.

• N E W P I P E O R G A NChurch organist Mark Brampton

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these special mamartaa that hright- aa thaa* ■po«'*oi holidays.

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Smith will play the dedicatory recit­al on the Zimmer pipe organ at First United Methodist Church, 45301 N. Territorial in Plymouth, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct 19.

The three-manual, 35-raak organ was installed in 5lay. For tickets, call the church, 453-5220. A free-will offering will be taken during the concert

Three works by Bach, selections from Jean Langlais' Suite Breve, a 1990 composition by William Mathi­as and an extended virtuoeo piece. Fantasy and Fugue on the Chorale by Liszt will be preaented.

Smith studied at the Eastman School of Music, where he earned a

gaa Dave WiMaer, WQRS radio pro­gram director, will perform ia Jaau- ary Fredaridk Swaaa orgaaiat at Crystal Cathadralin California «U) perform ia March, la October 1902, Smith will again perform.

• H O L I D A Y G A T H E R I N G SIf you're planning a hollday-aea-

son event we'f like to bear about it so we can consider it as a calendar item ia our Gift Guide.

That annual special sectloa comes out oa Thankagiviog Day.

The listing ihouM include the kind of activity or event who's hosting i t the date, time and location, the ad­mission chargs and the name of a contact person and phone number.

Mail' listing nformation to: Spe­cial Sections Editor, Observer A Ec­centric Neerspapers, 34251 School­craft Livonia 42150.

The deadline is Oct. 1.

to us byOct 1 We'll eoaaldar prlatiag them ia the Gift (Suide special sectloa we’ll publish oa Thaaksgiviag Day, Nov 29

Submiasloas will be subject to editing. Because of limited apace, pieaae keep your memoriea to 250 words or leas.

Writers whose special roomenU are published will receive a snappy OAE nylon briefcase.

In submitting memories, mclude your name, address and daytime phone number. It's fine to include a favorite photo. Color is accepUble, just make sure it'll reproduce in black and white. We'll gliuUy return the picture if you note on the back that you want us to do so.

Send your warmest reflections of the holiday season to: Holiday Mem­ories, Special Sections Editor, Edito­rial Department, Observer k Eccen­tric Newspapers, 34251 Schoolcraft, Livonia MI 42150.

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IM A G IN E A N 1100 SQ. F T . H O M E for ju a $79,900 n liambarg Township, Pinc­kney Schook. Haa 3 badioonu, caipet ihiu- oui, K block to Ihe beach S uaw beny Lake. Ptuf extra lot nexi lo home. $79 ,900 .00 . Call for Linda. 1-800-340-0(04. K -466 .

T H I S IS A B A R C A I N H U N T E R D R E A .M , we have two homes for the price o f one. Both homes have 2 bedrooms with privileses to Patterson Lake. $74,300. Call Join. 1-800^340-0204. P-114.

N O W IS T H E T I .M E T O C H E C K O L T T H IS 4 bedroom home w hile there is stdl tinte to enjoy boeiing on the chain of lakes on the Huron River Chain. O n ly $103,000. C a ll Shirley Needham. 1-800-340-0204. C - I I3 .

J U S T L IS T E D Y O U R D R E A M H O .M E to see this beautiful 3 bedroem, I'A bath ranch. Newly remodeled kitchen A dining room all on 3 ac. A m u9 see. $140,000 Call K im . 1-800-3404)204. C -914 .

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B E A C H F R O N T O N S T R A W B E R R Y L A K E , <me o f die rin e a log homes on the lake, 3 bedroom, 1730 sq. fL , with 183 ft. o f water frontage, and one o f Ihe bea views o f the lake. CaU W ab. 1-800-5404)204. E -3 1 0

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D V A R R O ICOMMERCE ■ FARMINGTON MILLS ■ GARDEN CITY

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OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 *11 ArtdM* E of *ogi* Lk. M $ off ■SCJvn* WOW< A* sports Ukefrom 5 Bedrooms 2 baths flrtside comfort $169 900 CENTUtv 21 At The lakes $65-1200

LAKE ORIDN•1C H0ME-4ICCE4 VALUE Thh 4 bedroom trt-ievei with iv% baths has famRy room dRvng room, and kitchen placed m a energy efficitm ctuster-aR on entry level, and operMng mto the deck with a Kwcfy view of treed yard am new appaaiKes A must see at $111900 CfN TURY 31 Country HHH 540 5050

NDRTHVILLENEAR MUOOW8ROOK COUN­

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AFF0RPA4LE TOWNHOUSE, prime area new 3 bedrooms 2VY baths private entrance fuk basement pool i terwih courts $93 900 CENTURY 31 MA Corporate Transferee 5er vice 851 4700ERICK TOWNHOUSE Living room formal dmRig 3 bed rooms tSY baths central air attached garage newer car pettfig $45 900 CENTURY 31 Nada me 477 9400STUNNINC 3 bedroom TosNi house m prime condo compiew Decorator choices thru-out FirepiKe skyRghts 4 much more Only $94 000 CENTURY 21 Suburban 549 13133 9EDROOM 3V% bath newly decorated Country Riace Townhouse Fireplace and up graded kitchen AR neutral condo Priced to sell at $49 900 century 31 Suburban 549 1313

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MOVE RIGHT INDon't lift a finger. Enjoy the privacy of your 70x285 treed lot. All the extras are here irKluding central air, natural gas log fireplace, all apj>Uances. cathedral ceiling stained woodwork, f i ^ floor laundry, treated deck. 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. fuH basement. $167,500. Remerica Hometown Realtors 453-0012.

LOOKING FOR ACREAGE?This beautitui home is situated on over 7 private, parklike ac res . O w ners have meticulously maintained this fine 3 bedroom. 2 bath country residence Many costly updates m ceramic foyer, kitchen, baths, family room with custom wet bar and fireplaca Security system and solar heating system $172,500 Remerica Village Square 349-5600

CHARMING FOUR BEDROOM COLONIALYou won't mind being "home alone" with alt this hDme has to offer including, thermal windows, family room hearth, master bath and incredibly fin ished detailing . $124,900. Rem erica Hometown Realtor. 459-6222.

YOUR VERY OWN PARKBeautiful treed 14 acre lot. 3 bedroom Cape Cod. Spacious 30 ft. ftunily room with fireplace. Basement and garage. All this for $102,900. Remerica Hometown Realtors. 420-3400.

FABULOUS HOMEBest priced colonial in Plyirrauth Township. Three bedroom. V* baths, hardwood floors, full wall brick firefTlace in family room, French doors leading to patio and large private yard. Two car garage and central air. $124,500. Remerica Hometown Reattors. 459-6222.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION3 bedroom ranch in Wir>dsor Park features 2 full baths, family room ¥vith fireplace, central air, 2 car heated garage with electricity and door opener. Great Home, Great Location. Gkeat Price! $122,500 Remenca Hometown Realtors. 453-0012

STUNNING NEW CONSTRUCTIONOver 2830 sq ft. of luxury features including a grarKl circular staircase, oak cabinetry, sunken family room with catheral ceilings and custom fireplace. Master suite with cathedral ceilirtgs. bay window, huge walk-in closet, artd a designer bath. Award winning Novi schools. $239,900 Remerica Village Square. 349-5600

BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE LOT!Vintage Northville home has all the charm of yesteryear the conveniences of today! Updated kitchen, formal dining room, livirtg room with fireplace, 9' ceilings, heated porch, a finished basement, newer furnace and central air. Three car garage with attached workshop. Walk to town location. Better act fast! $125,000. Remerica Village Square. 349-5600.

For this 3 bedroom, V* bath brick ranch is in mint condition and ready for you. Family room, finished basement, and 2 -i- car garage. Lots of updates, includirtg furnace, central air, and windows. Home warranty too! Asking $94,500. Remenca Hometown Realtors. 420-3400.

Exceptional 2400 sq. ft. quad, with four large bedrooms, two fuN baths, rerrwdeled oak kitchen with skylight. Spacious formal dining room, family room on main level with raised hearth fireplace. Numerous updates irtcluding high efficiency furnace and roof. $209,900. Remerica Hometown Realtors. 459-6222.

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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ,Well-maintained 3 bedroom Plymouth home offers a large country kitchen, family room with fireplace and wood beamed ceiling. Newer central air cleaner & humidifier Private backyard with deck Asking $135,900 Remerica Hometown Realtors 420-3400

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EXCEPTIONAL2 bedroom ranch condo with 2 car attached garage, first floor laundry, two baths, fireplace in great room FuH basemertt and wood deck. Well situaled in Northville's Northridge Villas only 2 units joined together Call today. $135,900 Remerica Hometown Realtors 453-0012

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0R06SE POOfTE WOODS Open Sun.. 3-tem mi Hampton Road Mook/Vomtor Area vest • ExoapdonM quadly CONTEMRARY. Maximum p( oy. Special jndam auld 9 I na, lamby room, itorary. pool leouad. Larga tot CM! Meuraen ion AdtoockS Aaeodetoi 062-4200LA THRUP VILLAGE OPEN SUNDAY 2-9 27640 Ladwup Ofvd. 3 bodroom. 2 bod 1.700 aq.fl. Colontol Finlahod : knont. garage. 1115.900 ColHk S------

8338JOOCB HMS 363-7170NOVI OPBi SUN 2-4. Sharp 3, _ _ htrfriwm- 1H boOi brick trMamL |8-I room. $126,600 bJd^klTBhMl^^ UkOOto. appCioaa. 6134.8W. 346-4631NOVL Open Stm. gly Mto 4 badroM 6tong room, lamNy room, dan, ooMral ak Iraa. $221,900. 34777 OwOiarlard lOMBBTaR.

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M7-7100OPBI^ 1-6 I 2 badroom lownbouaa, mint condL non. ottachod garage, at 863 Wood#I non. ottachod garage, at 863 Wood# CoMl WMtod Lake. Ctoaa to Shop- 4ng 4 Mapto Rood. Fm lurthM to- ormotten cal Widt Rea*r437-4180

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UVOMA OPBI SUN. 1.S I of 14IM*. Wnl of Fwmlnglon. I OPEN SUN. 1-4PMor oMliOiyo: ott tor ispt BoouMAO 1SS20 BNAOV4 bodroom. 2 b«A quod. catooM NOVI • Opon Sun.. 1.San. Lorgo 8. oil S MPa. E. of Boodi~ ~ --- ' fomi*room.ZVtbehe.4bedroome.| CfwnUng 3 bedroom brlcA rwich2.100 oq. a 3 ear gorasa. Many, oflora Iwgo torniol dbung room.Sty by ond| ounny Idiclioo. Myr yard. ....oouad oaktoga, wat ptaator 4 hardaood boora Am too $64900NORTHVILLE - Opon l-6pm. Sat. '

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OPEN SUN 1-6wood Foraai Catataa. 346791 vargo wy ownM. « oaoroom onoa Y to 1 of N.W. uvonla'a ftooal | •uba. reaturoi tnduda k > room wtib braptooa. lal I iry, axi xraanao oaaamam, < kal ak. ckcutor drNa, underground iprtnklM aytlam, larga wrap-around deck Approx. l6Q0aq.fl kwmadiila ooaitotowy 6164.600 462-1261ORO TWPra Sun- 1-6pm. 1641 Garay Sue Lana. t. of Plarao twaan OornM 6 Htoliory RIdga. Spit ranch. 2H acraa, 4 badroom, ZH lI174000. 669NEW CONSTRUCTION Opan Sal-Sun. 1-6. 2100 aq fl. 4 bedroom. 2H boSi. Mng room, din­ing room, tamky room, $163,600.” lock HMto. Gafwoy Court. oR 10 MBa. W of exxboro. 427-3647

OPEN SUNDAY 1-436748 Vliaga fyv Counlry C^ Vb- lego Condoa, Nordwito 3 bodroom. 2% bodi brick townheuaa. FiR to , 2 braptocaa. aftaehad 2 amgi Cad Joan Standtob tor moraERA ACCENT

421-7040NOVI an WALLED LAKE New ocnalruGlton. 2b00 aq R 2 ato- ry maandloant boma. 429d.g00 Opanlunday 1-4PM

LAKCFRONT LOT - 662.900 LAKEFRONT • 12 OOraa. 8379.000 MARASANUN 6 AS60CUTES 263-9677I LfVONUOPBi SUN. 2-4PM 16746 WESTBROOK f to mcto intoi Complaiaty ra

CANTON - Plymcxdb Schocto. 1J00 mm 3 badroom rartch. 2 bathe. b»v a» ftSttotonatomatocemacbMo- tokad beeamem 2 cw gM . poa- ee. 3 bedroom oeiMdeli 1 to bed*, albto 4di badroom to beeamMii Ex- lui baaamam 2 car aitachad gn-1 tmmmMmmi t j ma #>.■.I raga. wooded lota. Cad tor MctraalBankers Realty

855-9000OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 11260 E. Hody R4 LMid oomraetj torma or wal taka bade to. Home, tol land oantoBi aquNy or ront b4di n. 2 now 2600 aq.fl bomac.l al ok, 4 badrooma. 3 ‘ ~

TROY-OPEN SUN. 1-41140 Joahua. N. of Square Lake 6 W. Of C/ooka 2 yoM old ouatem bukt contamporMV Premium tot. 3 CM OMoga nrat boor maator bad­room. $276,900Contact SALWA ATASSI Wak. ManuM. SnydM. 6 666-7200TROV. SUN OPEN HOUSES OPEN 1-4PM 6652CANMOOR N. of 8q. Lake. E. of Crooks NawM Engbih Tudor to grot famdy neighborhood 4 torga badrooma. 2to baths, library, dramokc 2 story tamdy room. Hugs deck, •prinktora.Upgradod oak cablnats Taka advantage of low ralaaf $229,800

OPEN 2-6PM 1600BOULAN W. of Crooks. N of Big E ■Kcabant tocakon. Srlck ranch on approjdmataty to aero kaod lot, 2 CM ottachod garage, tamdy room now wood doorwad to brlMc pa- bo. togrourtd pool and dock. Larga kvkig room 6 ftraptooa, Lanox kjr- naoa about 6 yra old. New kHchan boor 1990. diakiaaahM 2 yra. oW. Extra flbM gtoto inauiadon - m- cfcjdaa waxhM and dryer $104,900OPEN 3-5PM 3828 ANVILS Of Wottlaa. E of John R. BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY CO­LONIAL - Ohara cuatom dawgiwd flroploca with rrtarbto. New gourmai kHchan Pkjoh carpeting 3 ■paciom badtooma. cantrM ak ^ baaa mant pk* a 2 cm attached garap# Backs to ttOO.OOO hamaa. ORmoU at $126,900 tor a SALE TOOAYItf THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKES REALTY 6066800

I2to<raai on 2to woodad acraa. t mda off 1-78, Mdl 66 or Obda Hwy., to W. on I Holy Rd. 1 mia. 16 mkxitoa to PM, 19 mkaiiaa to Troy. 4 miaa W. of M- 19 or Pino Knob Rd.. acrooa bom M Htohtonda Goff Courao.1 REALTY 6C. 6626OPBI SUNDAY 2-6 Fabutom Qraanpototo Condo, ra- *no tol 2-4 bodrpoma. tomiy room. 2 braplaooa. 2 car ottaehad goraga. 6166.600. 7344 Moadowvtdga Qr- oto, 14 iRto Mid HatotoaB MC. REALTORB 647-1414

OPEN SUN 1-6. 1660 t‘‘badroem

I oMtont tocaMom $77,900. CaiPAT WESTWOOD

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4 6 4 -7 1 1 1ROSEDALE GARDENSbedroom oolontol. famdy room. I formM dtoing room. 2 wood burning S broptoooa. updatod kXchan wNhhardwood floor, now carpol. M by ownM. $117,400 11022 kubtandala Opon Sun. 1-6 totmont 427-6643

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OPEN SUN. 2-56 MOa 6 TMagraph^ ranch on ovm 1 oora lot $62,900

24747 Tamarack -10 Mda A LaboM• '” 7 1 Mm lot wWh Otmmr inMto with aarttoPj . cantral Mr. grn

I WMch Tradwtoda Condo'aI $66,600 624-2641Prtoatoaa 2 acre lot wtth fiowar truff. 6 rngotahto gardor* 4 badroon*.2.400 aq b ranch SocurHy storm I192.9M

OPEN SUN. 2-51167 NCranbrookRd.B. ofQuorlonRd.W Mda of Cranbrock Rd bloomfklo VILLAOC OPEN HOUSEA graai famdy boma w/$ badrooma. I i679i Ftonara - 10 Maa 6 Evm ix^ torga lamdy room ovartoaklng gr«an 2 badroom. ito both lolMR a prbtola backyard 6 pool. Gharry uniqua ariMgy ~-----■ dtoinj foom w/bro-I rary how* wffb

WAL LAO LAKEOPEN SUNDAY 2-6 CRITICS CHOICE - 2 bedroom ranch condo. nautrM daoor. bro- ptooa. Marm ayatom. attachad ga­rage riroMtont iocatton Qraot buy at $64,800. 1602 Oovm HM N of Mapla. W of OackM RED CARPET KEIM 6966100WEST BLOOMFIELO Oahixa Condo bwgMn. opan Sixt- day 126pm 3 badroom. 2to botba.

6240 Afidraa Lana, Potomac Towr* bMwaan Uapta 6 FMmtngion Rda $122,900 Pb. 6616118 or 2966720WEST BLOOMFIELOOPEN SUNDAY 2-9 PRIVATE RAVINE VIEWS - caly new condo, oak wood boors.aott. wail-out Iowm tovol 2 daoka and much mora 147.900 9606 HtocroM S Of Watoul Lake. W of DrakeREOCARPET KEfM 696-8100

22010 Brandywynno BMaaiToia- grapb ExcoplionM 2 badroom. Ito I both ranch Ftoiahad baaamam. Hra- a. wot bM. cantrM ak and aa-I 666.800

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BEST VALUE6n|ey eea 4 beweew. 2H bem eafe- maf wRb ever 2400 aq R ■ N W Fervwangien »«■ 12 IPto PP area FamPy reont/firapieea. FloriPebugabeaP I- af 6141JOO. Cao ID be let lo aos

GARY ALBERTCenbwy2i. J.ieefllne 622-0700

■Y OWNER - OPEN iUN 1-4PM TuPar CmoiOP 4 bedronnti, 2l« bePte. Brary. ab. i% acre. 2 bar Pack wNb ueP eul anmePMOa oo* CPL 474.3200

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N E T W O R KREAL ESTATE476-1600

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FARMPfOTON IPLLS PICTUPE PEPPECT Skarp 4 beP-

mucn nue. $166J66 FfBCSD TO •ELUgiQ Home • BfCOEP VALUE A06% PATE r ■■aWa LowoP mia raae, par%aP wna lo biqr portop 4-6 beProome. 214dming room. 21% car MOrWATEO SELLEPBI

RED CARPET KEIM MAPLE, INC.

553-5666FBrminaton RIdgB SubauPkd ceCnlP on premium IP w/

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kdl Niiehed bpamem and MUCH MOPEI CPI tor dPPto $11AM0.STATELY PILLAPB) COLOMAL tm anby. SgePaua 4 Bedroema. 21%

DOWNTOWN FAPMINQTON WARNER FARMS Supp alprp 3 brick rancn wNh 2 kP borne, protoopnnaiy kPahed umrdmmg. new carpet 2 cw gory APUr« only 6114.600 CPI 47AAC&4

ENTERTAINER___ m3 bedroom oetontoteitianpve oualom ipgredoa. 700 aq. R. aun room. 2H boPia. dming room. tonPy room wNh Ibeplece. tp Row Wmdry, Repied recraation room with leouap. huga Pack. 3.000 aq fi p evtog Booa APUng $26S.te Cab

CHARLOTTE JACUNSKI

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REALTORS 474-5700

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Tom Green REAL ESTATE ONE

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4 7 3 -5 5 0 0ilsr

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NORTHWEST LIVONIAI taid Noploco. Qrool boor plan, par' baby bnNhod boiomom ortd 2 cor . $104,900. (L-2$nC)

JUST LISTED A lol ol bomo loMbo monoyl $ bod- room, tow fiMlnlononoo bfiob/ taq* bomo. CounOry Nw ooMn tcNcbon. Nowor oorpobno In bodroomo. 2 orogo Qfooi otoNor homoERA ACCENT

4 2 1 -7 0 4 0

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C O L D W E L LB A N K E R

Scimaltzer Real Estate

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C A R R O L LREAL ESTATE GROUP

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OmSAT. A SUN. 1-4 - Woodad VI Aero M - 2t00 Sq. Ft. Rancb. 4 I Sodrooma, 2H botho. toto ol ortroa. I $ IMo/Formlrulon. (P$onAab tor 0€RT, MANY Or KATHY THCtyPCHlQANONOUP 4S»3$00

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I OPCN SAT. 1-4. $$144 Boo Or.. 8. ol i. e. of llOQQOriy ronob. $ bod- room. 2 boPL grool room. lot. boor laundry, oir. ooefca.9$1-$$79

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KNdaEBLY OAKS SUBOMSON tHboidbdno room, nnt 2oor ol­id goropo. ibow ground pooL $144.9CS 42s4 ^

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Realtors5 9 1 -9 2 0 0

CHISSTMASPI YOUB OWN HOME

CAU JIM OR BRIAN

D U G G A NREA4AXWEST 525-9252

LAP Of LUXURY You noaor Mb batler In Pito ptaob I oomomporo MPi $ bodroomo. 2V% I boPw. Fountain In Ironi yard to gor- Qoouo. Morbta toyor. eontral ot voc, notarol braplwo. and mon toebod 2 cor gor . $27«.b00MUST PE gotoOrool Uvonlo locMfon 9 bodroom, 2............... ton M. FW ' 'dMng room, al­ii lb.900

LETS MAKE A DEAL NoM $ doon $ bad com. IH boM SI lowt Lotbo lol - qiM m fonood yard. 2 cor svogo. $7t.b00

CALL JIM OR BRIAN

D U G G A NRE/MAX WEST 525-6252

OWNEBS ANXIOUS Lowly 9 bodroom homo. Formal dbiing room. Country kAcbon. famby room. Largo aoroonod porcb. Soou- fltaby londacapod lot Noulrol dooor-rondy to fiM In. $109,900 Opon Sun. l-4pm.ASK FOB BAY VTVYAN CENTURY 21 HABTFOBO 479-0000

T h e P ru d e n tia lHarry S. Wolta,

REALTORS 4 7 4 -5 7 0 0

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C E N T U R Y 2 1Taylor & Assoc.

4 5 1 -9 4 1 5

doap to*, wgradod coto •oMtoul btoopo ol CwtonItJSSas CiP Modal i-$pm I __

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C E N T U R Y 2 1Taylor & Assoc.

4 5 1 -9 4 1 5

ptoogo. tamitaoarM air. Aayatam am oomo of bio ton-1•.OMytlSfJOOCOUNTRY LIVING

PILGRIM HIU84 bodroom 2H brtak ociontol on 11* aoro* of wood-1 B. ol

FtENTY OF BOOM. 2.900 oq.lt. 4 dm. • ■$114.

•pooo Inctadkig lomBy room, dtotng room, brol boor laundry and atady. lacbod goroQo lopo R dl. ocadon. Onto IttbToOO CALL BOQEB OB M OAVB BE/MAXCBOaSBOAOS 4$9-$7002H

FftoCE BEOUCEOf $ aodroomo. lol toimdnr. lomdy $111,000FB«. ..Weoldy boi ol proporltoo Forbtoo ty Owfior" ............ocHpUono.

BOW APPBAttAL 9 BBPBOOM. | 2 bodtogorogo. booomont oiHELF-U-SELL ol NWWC 4$4-bS3$

HELP*U-SEU Of NWWC 454-9635

BCBT BUY. MUST 8EE1 9 ______roomo.mwtod •obootgoragq $B2 JOOHU>-U-SELL of NWWC 4$4-9$9$

BED HOn Noady bMod N Canton •pbt-towl |uol 0 Mwrl oiroi to o............................. IV*oountry kNcbor area. boouMtiDREAM KITCHEN towi aludy. 2H c garoga $ on ptor Mom, and o tal bdoomon irv-1 trocitaopitoooljuol 1104.9001

R e m e r i c aCOUNTRY PLACE

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0

TMi 4 bodroom ootontol to o bomoonfoy- Kido tokbebonMPi 2 ponirtoo, ooromic oountoro, |room $ dMng room wltb noawr car­pal and many oPior omonNtoo oucb IooMng, otamMim trim on moro. OBorod m $19$.b00.

WHAT'S NEWCorpot vtoyL potot control ok. andly ibo originol ownora In toto 9 bodroom Sunbowor Cotontol toolurlng main boor utfy room wbb huge wobt-ln atoroy are largo tomby room, tormol dbung room, otoki dooro. ooromic Mod toyor, bdl booo-

SPACKXiS 6 SPECIALwertooo PW 2 yoor now eoto- Suniowor. Ouotom dooign I boa opon boor plan. Oofc kAohon. Am boor laundry, dock. oontrM ok. ground iprMdort, 9 bod- ,2V* botfto. ootoodrM oobtog I dca Mo aoi

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cm MKEN KOENIQ

REAAAX CR068ROAM 468-8700

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RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-6700 459-6336

AFFOBOABU BELOW MARKET - 9 bodroom brtak 1 room, tool gorago A mowMonfylSMOOCAU JONBUUO CENTURY 21 TODAY $99-2212BABQAPI. lor o bomo you con mto

rwtab to yoursMi l$ao oq. A. B tor too toblm. too mofltor oidtofbbb. Fumooo.21 X 1$ no oonkfll ok. ptambki 4 nf ortd gorago. BBMNSC ABTZ MAYFAM. S22-$000COUNTRY UVPtQ. .79 ACRES cor gorago. 1JOO oq.B. rancto.

WAY SELOW VALUE 9 bodroom. 2 cor gorago, ol appb- $79,000FBK...W00kly M ol proporttoi tor otoo "By Oanor” *Ab prlooo. do- oerlpttono. oddrooooo. ownorr* pbono numbora. olc.HELP-U-SELL of NWWC

454-9535CUSTOM COLONUL - bubdor mod­al botog oftorod tor too lot bmo. 3000 oq.fl.wAb woto out on o 1.4 aero iwodod tot wbb undorgrowid utOMoo A cNy wotor. FMI boor moo- tor bodroom A 9 bodroomo upolaka. FMplooo In groM room A kAcbon.

totng Aquickly, ao cob todoyf $157,900. AU8BA NEAO,4$to$000 COLOWEU BANKER SCHWCTTZEB

and on ottoebod 2 car gorago4 A. addod. AihingJuai $194,900.

SUNFLOWER VlUAOE - 2H yr. oW 2900 oq. A. PMto buM tador otyto cotontol. 4 bodroom. 2V* balb. bra- ptooa, ok, dock, oonwnloni 2nd boor laundry. $179,900 CNI tor op- 4$4-1749Tbo BooiJuol Dot BonorffNEWMomoa ewboblo in pbooo 9 ol 8to>- ~ Nwr Vtoogo. Priood from $192,500 Ing borgNn. Big opon 9 4 4 bodroom polontoto Al oltor bodrooww. 21* botoo.4

Inga and much moro. 2200 aq. ft to 2910 oq. ft To raaann your tat oob or atop In m now modal. Only 14 homo abaa ton. Cal.KEN KOENIG

RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-8700 450-6338

QUALITYCualom. quaiby brtak and aluminum • to 9 ‘ ■AIADE MAKER I too lol amonHy ol tota

I fomodolod (P40MO kitebon. $100,900

tog drtw 00 you opprooeb. $ bod- roomo. 9 bdl botoo, 2 boB botoo. 9

Country KItetMnwbb bw window PmI wu a out at toa tavga .7 aei unlbuo4 boWoom. t on araa ol Largo btongond grool grool buy0l$M.9e0

Looking For Something OPferent »Tbo ooortoi atopo Awo. atori out 1 * bbtodiM good Tmn m. bu» now oontomporont ob*o 9 bodroom, 2 taoto bomo wAb too bool ol

S3LM oMi ooblnoli and Jonn Aka anap. buga maotor ouAo wbb poii tool mWaa A bard to homo kom 0 doubto diob Tboboiii ondtoio. CMI todoy tor o prtaob Wowtog 9229M

T h e P ru d e n tia lHarry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 6 2 -1 6 6 0

OOUNTny UVMQ M UVOMA S$M p A. on 1.7$ oera. 2-otory mf 4 tlBriomi. 2H

• * 3 t .DELUXE RANCH

C E N T U R Y 21ROW

4 6 4 -7 1 1 1EXCELLENT LOCATIONI

PRICE 8LA8HEOI

L OnlyJOHN MARKER

C«ntury21Em« 523-7826 eSSF rlSr

HILP-U-aELL of NWWC 4254881

onOlawlyi raga.$49i.l

R E D C A R P E T

K E IMSUBURBAN

261-1600

PERFECTION »mnob Ptal to 0 toma plaoa. Romod* atod kom toa kbeban and botoo to $119,900.4 5 3 -6 8 0 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E RSchwMt2Br Reel Eetete

Large LotConkalblocoben ol btob-1 Ig 140 X 1M a tar PW 9 bodroom bungitow. Ei- Mtoo21 A to " broptooo. romod 1 m, ortd 2 oor go-1 rago FIRST SHOWPiO $Bi JOO

ROSEOALE QAROENSbodroom oolorbN, tomdy roo tormol dtokig room. 2 wood burning ‘Acbon wAh carpM. tal $117,400. im Au-

Spraadtog 1200 a* ConkN Uwnto. $Ofterinap A. brA

bumdMt By Ownor. Opon Sun 1-9 427-0$43

room. 9 bdl botoa. toctadtog a tor boto and 9 car oittebad gi$i2$jgoHot StarterBwkig brtak boouty 9 I 11* bato* on toa lai I boar. aaoBmom and 2 oor garoga 11 gw buyora bemaa worraniy

SAVEBawTbnaTRADETrada to Your Oto Horn*

& ENJOYEntoV Your Now Homo ForCbrtolmaaREAL ESTATE

TODAY INC. 427-6600

EMBASSY SQUARE boaoto of tota aparkbng ctoon kaaldy patotod baauObJy lanecapad taPy brtchad ranch. 2*A batoa. drmOc GREAT BOOM. NATURAL FIREPLACE, ■pactoua oountry kAcbon, taly brv- tobod baaomant. cualom docking A 21* car oltocbad garaeof An abac kito muat aaa ol orwy $127.$00I

R e m e r i c aCOUNTRY PLACE

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0

tor outolda antortoMng. Now only $124 JOO.T h e P ru d e n tia l

william Decker, REALTORS 4 5 5 -8 4 0 0pNnHtt I Indapondanpy Ownp and Oparatod

TRANSFEBBEOI 4 BEDROOM. 2,400 p.A.. lal boar laundry, oon- IP. $124,$00 HELP-U-BEU ol NWWC 4$4-0$36UPDATED 9 BEDROOM. Caniral I Ak. nowor wtodowa. anaebad go- roM. $90 JOO»«LP-U-BEU ol NWWC 4$4-9$96

WORDS WON’T DOITI You haw to a*a toa baauMhd yard I baoblnQ to amodad araa. Enfoy dm

NEWLY LISTED 3 bodroom taiy oarpatod eoienlit pactoua OBCAT | ROOM. 21* batoa, oounky kAcban. tab baaamam A 21* car altaobad g ragal Aaktog only tib.OOO.

R e m e r i c aCOUNTRY PLACE

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0

tonead lot $A)$.7P. Soa tola boma now and P abaad of toa aaPmdAUSSA NEAO. 490-0000 COLOWEU BANKER SCHWEITZER

mora. Planty of bma to aatod ootora ' mow In by Spring - $329,000 Otoar lota avMtaMa MENARD BUILOERS • 491-7400DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - 9 bod- room. IV* bato. totoby upd brtak ranch abb altacbod garaga. cankalak. Il33.i00. Cobtor4S6-7$4$

RRST TIME OFFEREDvintaga upPiad 9 badroom. 2 bato.

bay window. Don wNb pina planh boor. Buy ol a blatkrw al 91P.000.ERA ACCENT

4 2 1 -7 0 4 0hilltop RANCH on 1 oora. 9 bad* rooma. 9 batoa. dan. lat. boor laun­dry. wafc out baaamant tlib.OOO. 497-1940to toa baari ol Plymoutol Tbla do-brtafc oolontol oftora 9 rooma. 2V* batha. tcraanad aun po . formal dtoing room.

a graol baakaitabcourt tor toa ktoa. SW.bOOROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

JUST A SHORT STBOU TO doam- town Plymouto from Pda Tun>*ol- toa-Canlury Cbarmar Thara are 2

314 PlymouthBY OWNER 1 oomar lol In 2H oar naw tamaoa A atrv-

NEW ON THE MARKET] Cantoa Windaor Park praaanta a 4 bac room 2H bato iiik.atuta«ilai tuokad away on a largo pork-bha oourt aot-

' parapSSHom

a way. ist.goo. 491-007$

abndtov traaimanto, 2 oar attoobad garaga and a larga tomita room a*to ouaiem braplaaa. Tba partod tomdy 9141.000ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

FIVE ACBBB • tf yau'ra tooking tor oourWy prtaaay tool la dtom to ‘ eRy. tom no tarbiv Thta ouai rMi rancb wbb 4 badrooma. 2

Conti ColonM Sherp 4 Bodroom Queduuanto 4 lidroQm. IH m gram tub Lowly tomdy boma. bato brtab 2 itoiy wbb a madom | aarl inarawtd aoat oaearad aaMoMto Formtodkang roam bigb alb. CtowSiC^^Nancy tamaoa and oantm ok. load-ad fronob doom and a1194.000

Location* Bm i Buy

Joan Lorenz REAL ESTATE ONE

477-1111W>AM(UNO GUAM4 MOroMi. IHI * Mi 1 M»«»|« MMnanc* Many itodatoa lb tota | graal nataRborbood tordtoad ba dory. Farmta dtoing I mont wito kbeban. naw oarpal.dotod tamaoa A oontral ok Appb- anooo inetadod 9S2.900

2 atory.kM. 100R wi«aiat$i9$J00

D**r Cr**k Ranchg bubi mai'Qo raom. 9

klara $294,100

T h e P ru d e n tia lHarry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 2 1 -5 6 6 0

CHARM $ CHARACTER Ptal rwoi aalbng tor tota 9 bad* room 2H boto Capa Cad an lorpa waadod lal. Caunky KAobon. 9 bra> tadabad baaamant 9 aa $t7b.$00C E N T U R Y 21Hartford South

4 6 4 -6 4 0 0

MANY BBCSffT bdPROVEMPlTl | bow praparad tota tota i I 1H bato raneb tor tod b«by aanor twn Pta drtaawtof ta i . Fomiy room ta IB > 1$ ariawta bra* daoa $ todbtoa. Hardaaad Aaara. I A awrtotod ga* I toiai$1l9.b00ROBERT BAKE

Reeltora 453-8200

New COMMUMTV M LM)MA vtowal$1igjSenfciior Rd JHOIN. of Lyndon (and LB$ toaaaavL Ri>MAX FOtoMBT. MC

Looking For A... Bargain? Homo?

Apartment? Job?

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NEW ON MARKET1 bMrootn rinch. IH MMs. MMgara*4 MM «>|dtan ind mutnl rHiccrilH Vw Ml t yaara. M AicaralU aauMI Moar baloa nrlda al (MnaMM Mma 'MchanAoar,maaM an* aiA 3 iinaaaii. IH Saauilfwi tinlitiatf baaamant Maa. nom aMi atianni.I112.M0JUST LISTED4 kadraoma. 2H bato, tamby ream j nx 'ER UF Mto taaptaoa tato 2 cta oltoebad ga- j gp ggportardly taw ragatMa«aty«an» Cowl MMkin. ouTM» bnMr aoa pramtam lal. oorwrta ak. kAcbon ta 9 tmntui vto totad R widar Plan modoL Aral boor taun-1 gaidiy”i CMI OENMO dry. wobito oloaato. bntabad baoa* I $74*0

NEW ON MARKET4 badraama. 2H. taal boar tourtory. | 45 7860

paney $iog.iOOymaotplAl

torw * dtoing, larga bwlng room ( an addAionta room that oouM ba a dan or brat boor laundry. Fid bcaa* mont A taMCloi wtaa al 9S2.900.ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200OCTOBER'S

OPPORTUNITY OPEN SUN. 1-4toctaraaqua ptaarad colonial •oon ba aurroundad to autumn** tab 4 badroom 2.S 1/2 aa

47149 Baacbcraai. E of Book. 9. ol Arm Arbor Rd OPEN SUN 1-4 Jual ■atod CALL 8YLVU KEOUGM COLDWELL BANK SCHWEITZERPAMPERED WITH LOVEi Daocribao Pita 9 badroom brtefc and toindni*w ranob wbb 22-14 yaar round broom-

tooka taw aMfLUONl Updalid boto and bard-

wto pado anbonoa tota 392 by tool yard $192,900ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

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4 5 9 -6 0 0 0

C O L D W E L LB A N K E R

PLYMOUTH BOtaSPFOOO Mba r■igtoa alia

____ it74j00 PLJObABK FOB PHYLUB LBMON THt MObttAN BROUP 460-301PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS Open Sua. Mpm S7»4 Curtta Rd. 9 acraa, prA** rqam ranob. OlTtJSS. OSMSTi

PLYMOUTH TWP. aq. B. aotoMta 9 oor tada garasa. Suto ta 1SS7 Too many aw iona to taA. Sabor matois aul alIdataora. Bipyoid $lSS.iOS CAU ROBOT QEBCl THE bBCtPGAN GROUPPLYMOUTH TWP /COLONIAL/ OWNER TRANBrCRRED

I MW» RMi $Mb Mb toirTA- ' N CidlaMWCflA COUNTRY nOOi

R e m e r i c aCOUNTRY PLACE

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0too f ANN ARBOR TfML. PLYM­OUTH jm Bata al MR bwaoi and tadi if too Trab 9mm

• S X «m! iii■miam tIN.MIROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

318 WerthYae UqyIa**0(.uti nuvACf Mwawai

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One Way Realty 4 7 3 -5 5 0 0

omr (14A.M0. HMM down, tawlouta b-7/ekk M yo

One Way Realty 4 7 3 -5 5 0 0

PBtolE PLYMOUTH LOCATION. *9icCalMtorbpm $107,900.469-041$QUARTERBACK BPCOAL You won't gal a quortw back I you'f* ranbngl Own tota 4 badroom. waMly pMntod. brick Quad to

I Plymouto.Jual raduood to $10b.0(n ABK FOR TRACY CENTURY 21 HARTFORD 470*4000StaiPLY $PAClOU$ COLONIAL Pi oomptoto updaltog to taal Pvi yaar*. OWartog 2.000 * B. cl Mwg apaoa, Piara ara 4 badrooma, 2V* I lit boor dtav Famby briptooa, and a ttada

SOUEEKY CLEAN $ NEAT AS A Pin ba lowly 2 » to

Only$Bb.900

Plymouto. tab baaon

IDEAL STARTER HOME to *’OW Vtaoga " ara 2 badrooma, 1 kd I

I deer, and totabubrin. Aaktog S74J00.SOFT SPOT FOR HARDWOOD? Foraal ol real wood to Pita ouotom 4 badroom. 2V* baPi Cotontal pro* tadaa graal prNacy to your roar poren ana paao. vwrwtao imiwy room w/braptoaa. gonoroua lal boor taundy. bntabad iac room Waft to aoboota. For *obd raaaona to *aa, cai 496 0400. OMy S21f.b00.

T h e P ru d e n tia lwilliam Decker,

REALTORS 4 5 5 -8 4 0 0

WOOOLORE NORTHI Lao* Plan two yaar* old. ibta italtay bidl two otory

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• CRANBROOK ACAOCMY OF ART MUSEUM

New work by Cranbrook’i artiata in renideoce are on diaplay to Oct 27. The work ia by the beada ot tbe nine academy departmenta and tbe acade­my prealdent Artiata repreacnted are Gary Gril- (in, metalamitbinc Dan Hoffman, architecture; Gerhardt Knodel, (iber, Graham Marks, ceramics; Katherine and Michael McCoy, design; Heather McGill, acttlpture; Steve Murakishi, printmaking; George Ortman, painting; Roy Sladie, president and Carl Toth, photography. Hours are l-$ p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, 500 Lone Pine Road,

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• CENTER GALLERIES“Shangri-La,” an installation by Kurt Novak, is

on diaplay through Oct S7. Hours are 10 a.m. to d p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satnr- day-Sunday, IS East Kirby, Park Shelton Build­ing, Suite 107, Detroit

• J . GIORDANO GALLERY“Dahlias and Friends,” oil paintings, oil pastels

and drawings by Barbara Terry Roy ot Lathrup Village, are on display to Sept. 30. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Moo^y, Wednesday, Friday, Satur­day, 4-9 p.m. Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thurs­day, 322 E. Main, Northville.

• DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS“Clothed in MaJestjr European Ecclesiastical

Textiles” continues through Feb. 9. The exhibit (rom the museum’s coUection includes 3S textiles made (or use by clergy (rom tbe 12th to 19th cen­turies. Hours are 9;30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednes- day-Sunday, 5200 Woodward, Detroit

• ARTISTS’ GALLERYA new show (eatures mimed media works by

Rasha (Rhea Schae(er) and oils by Irene Kallas. It continues through Oct. 20. Hours are 10 a m to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday, until 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Applegate Square, between 12 and 13 MUe, near Northwestern, Southlield.

• rM ARRA GALLERYGroup show ot works by area and international­

ly known artists includes Donald Mendelson ot Lathrup Village. Continues through October. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Fri­day, 111 N. F irst Ann Arbor.

• DETROIT FOCUSWorks by Felecia Hunt Jim Slack, Dennis Sum­

mers and Sharon Wysocki are on display through Oct. 5. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Satur- day, 743 Beaubien, Detroit

• NABATAT GAUJUMES ThraamM axhlhltloa - gIsM acalptara by

Llvio Saguao, weapoa-llk* aculptaraa by Chrialo- phar Lm aad glaas/matal work by Barb Bahcork — poatlnuas through Sapt M. Hours ara 10 a m to I p m TuaadayJUtarday, 3SSU Northwsatsm , Farmiagtoa Hills.

B SOUTNF«LO PAVHJON Michigan Outdoor Sculptur* in contlauaa

through October. Louis G. Redstoas aad Mtchaal Curtis head the committm that lavltad 19 Michi­gan sculptors to show thalr work la this outstand­ing settl^ . It’s a great opportunity to sm outdoor a r t Toward th* back ot tha Chrlc Ceatar complex, i m and Evergreen, Southlield.

B GALLERIE4MNew abstract landscapes by James Kristich

and abstract sculpture in bronae and marble by Jean-Jacque Porret are showing to OcL IS. Honrs are 10 a.m to 8 p.m. ’Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri­day; 10 a.m. to I p.m. ’Thursday, 10 a m to 5 p.m. Saturday, 170 S. Woodward, Birmingham, 640- 4454.

B COUNTY GALLERIAExhibit ot six Rochester area artists (eatures

Belinda Durrie, 1900 cars in clay, “glltsy and chrome”; Peter Hackett large “marine” sculp­tures (rom (ound objects; Lois Lo(tus, experimen­tal photography, “memory pieces” (rom color Xerox, many ot nostalgic Detroit; Veronica Bel Scbaden, pa inti n p and collages relating to Asian gardens; John Woodward, bronze sculptures, por­trait busts; Carol Zak, drawings, many of travels to Australia. ’The show continues through October, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 1200 N. Telegraph in County Service Center, Pontiac.

B KENSINGTON ACADEMY“Reflections,” a one-woman exhibit by Kens­

ington art tea(Aer Marge DuBuc, is at the acade­my to Sept. 27. Art show hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1020 E. Square Lake Road, Bloomfleld Hills, 647-8000.

B PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB’The club’s annual (all art show continues

through Sept. 30 at the ’Troy Public Library, Meet­ing Room A, 510 W. Big Beaver Road. Viewing hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through ’Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Satur­day. Award winners are Mary Tomas ot Troy, (irst prize; Dodi Sikevitz ot West Bloomfleld, sec­ond; Marcia Tourney ot ’Troy, third; and Susanne Frohock ot ’Troy, Sharon S tu a r t ot Farmington Hills, Sue Wilson ot Rochester, Betty Sylvester ot Birmingham and Toni Stevens ot Plymouth, hon­orable mention.

B DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS’"The Challenge ot tbe Chair,” the 15th exhibi­

tion in the Michigan Artists Program series, will run to Nov. 18 in the Michigan Artists Gallery at the DIA. Included are artists Scott Brazeau ot West Bloomfleld, Raymond Katz ot Pontiac, Gury Kulak, (ormerly ot Birmingham, and Lois Teich- er, (ormerly ot Southfield. ’The exhibit is free with museum admission, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednes­day through Sunday.

B LEMBERG GALLERYMyth, structuring and social values are ex­

p lo i t in a series of large scale paintings by De­troit Country Day School graduate Robert Schef- man, to Oct. 12. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ’Tuesday through Saturday, 538 N. Woodward, north of Maple, 642-6623.

Study upNew garden books abound

FROM ’THE bookshelf:

a “Secrets of tbe Great Gardeners,” by Peter Loewer and Anne Moyer Halpin, in cooperation with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (Summit 819.95), contains gardening advice (rom success­ful prdeners at the BBG.

You are led on private visit with tbe experts and learn about their successes and sometime failures. Lists of plants used in these gardens are given with care instructions. Seasonal advice is included.

a “Tbe Complete Book of Flowers,” by Denise Diamond (North Atlantic Books, 810.95, paper), contains much information about growing and us­ing flowers in many ways. ’The botany section, “Getting to Know the Flowers,” is very clearly explained — first rate..

I like the way the biook is organized. Drawinp are crisp, and myriad ways to use flowers In crafts, cooking (nice recipes), beauty concoctions and more are featured A chapter on relaxation Is interesting, as is the one entitled “S|drits and Fairies of the Flowers.”

a You may already own ’The Complete Shade Garden,” by George Schenk (Houghton Mifflin, 817.95 paper), first published in 1984.

Don't iei the date Inside discourage you (rom a purchase. In the 1991 edition, two chapters have been added to Increase its usefulness.

Schenk addresses all the ways to grow shade- loving plants, from preparing the soil to pruning. His word pictures ara easy for the layman to un­derstand and visualize h<m the plants look and bow they will perform. This la not a “pretty-plc- tura” book, but one full of good Information.

• "Herbs for All Seasons, Growing and Gather­ing Herbs for Flavor, Health and BMaty,” by Sal­ly Freeman (Phuna, 89.96 paper), explains how to grow barks and use them In many srays, as the title Indicataa.

Altikwgh the book generally deals srlth nnodam medical ears, much other informatioo is ghran, such as their historical nses and bow they ar* be­coming valuable in modem madlcla*.

e "Successful Flower Gardening” (Ortho

Gardeners’ book nook

MartyFIgley

Books, 829.95) was written by Ortho staff editors, and what a fine job!

It guides us across the country to visit eight private gardens, and features different types and explains bow the owners and landscapers devel­o p ^ and care for them. One or two small gardens are featured. The others are larger.

One public display garden, Gilberg Perennial Farms near St. Louis. Mo., which I visited earlier this month, features many garden styles. Much can be learned by visiting just such a nursery.

Two-thirds of the bo(A is an encyclopedia, showing photographs and dcsciiblng many spe­cies.

Three more “keepers” from Ortho:— “Greenhouse Plants" (87.95) describes more

than 500 plants suitable for greenhouse conditions and instructs about light, humidity, fertilization, propagation and all the rest.

— “The Easiest Flowers To Grow” (87.95) fea­tures a variety of flowering plants and gives buy­ing and planting Ups as well aa garden design in­formation.

— "AU About VegeUMes ” (812.95) Is an updat­ed and expanded edition for the ’90s that address­es such thlnp as composting, mulching, responsi­ble water use, coldframas and growing in contain­ers. Many vegetables, some unusual ones that are becoming popular, are described and w* loam how to us* tbe harvest.

• "How Does Your Garden Grow,” by Pamela Jones (Penguin), reviewed In September 1969, Is now available. I repeat: A thorough book eapaclal- ly good for new gardeners.

Marty Figlay i t an advancod m astor gar­dener based in Birmingham

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REALTORS 462-1660OPMSUN. 1-4

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458-4900 780-1805MECHANICS DREAM

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PICKERINQ E ASSOC.458-4900

ROOMY BRICK RANCH

Mea opon Soor piML FUl baaofnord.•Iowa. AJI kdotian ipfiAinaa aliv. aooriiHA off MdcMaw laada to dacfc.

GREAT VALUEYert,. manaa dda 1 bsdrsen. anm lanU Ma la sNsr. Naaar aNidsan, eantralSlant S7SJOO.

459-6000C O L D W E L L

B A N K E RSctNYSttzar Rsal Eststs

SB BBINOOMS. IH BATHS. Mraa dac*. f ear snSA M SO’ by 1M'. SS1400HELF-UWa. of NMWC 4A4-MS6suPOSTAirr S ba*ocm MbmA. LMno room, tarpa kdelian. uMNy room, carpidno dvougMout Homo dy. FHAA. IWOA lanna. m M .sum VALUE Ml wa graei S bo*eemb Aam

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C E N T U R Y 21Hartford South

464-6400THE ACCBfTS on AaaaedbeM Da- •vMoa dia lovaly dirao bavoom 79 Mnoa

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Realtors 453^200

Tnv rNA Oft LOW DOWN Paymawf a im »N* aarfloa. haao>nm.$74M of NWWC 4A4-AAIAm r SHAfW S badroam Oardan CSy brteM ransM ofMaWit rmm «b»> deva, Mmaoa A camrM Mr.a lovar • aidiai .rc .'. Coay lamiy mam adti aaia* I iMda la Mry aeraanad

iiuPidtHaadOnSrKfnC E N T U R Y 2 1Taylor & Assoc.

451-9415

OPEN 1-4 SUN.JOHN HAUK . S4SS4. Brtak S I

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C e n tu ry 2 1CA8TELU S2S-7000lOMfTUMpllWMNMSOPm

A>4SIMREAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000

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C E N T U R Y 2 1ROW

4 6 4 -7 1 1 1OCC06INQ COSTSOdeiSUN.t-4PM eZOSFAMMlOTON 8. el Warren, t af Weana 1 aem Idl S4B0 a» li Mtfc i

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REAL ESTATE TODAYMC.

427-4S00817 Rsdiord

A BEAUTY OPEN SUN. 1-31S4SS MaeArSw. W. of Seed! ONy. N. af f MW on dda aWrp. t ' ' andy room. altNgaraoa, Mdamant an a S7a14a NtSwsssjae.cat

JOE MARCHESOTTI47S-AM0ACCENT ON VALUE JUST USTO - FHA/VA Tama dda S bedroom bdeh Ranch «4d» eomrof t t A' S , i j s r

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY - dnarp # aaBroom nvion anai wivy room. dMdno room, upgraded Mlloh- an. 2 badia, adaohod garoga A Im- madMa ecougancy. Oidy S7S.S00.CENTURY 21 TODAY $34-2000ANXIOUS SELLERS $4400 MOVE df CALLOANMULLAN S ar 4 badroeme. ai brtoM home M S. RadMrd. Formal dbdno room, up- «r earpoi roe n Ctaan home. 2 ear

£mCmoo.MAYFAIR 522-8000

ATTENnOM nnST TSdC HOtdE BUYENSFarhanm « SaojMO. Cad lar daMBa NBALTV dfONLO FWrr CHOtCE

532-2700ar port of RedMrd Tdp., SSl OO. la Ml Ria near oondMon addi huge -jdrooma. lota of ctoooM. w ohomlMklletanPolaoflgfiOardr- tag room add buM Ml book atMfroa. fbdahod roe room, near Mxnoea and Mata graga. tiSOO doa«i adth

StLL WHJJSMAYFAIR 522-8000

BESTBUY TOTAL MOVE df $2100On dda dtarp I bedroom alumtaian ta. pwwwm SS44 at 9Wtk. 180.000 mortgage. UpdataJ kdo badL pfua baaamant and 2H cor gango on a baaudbd 40 X 124 tot Maka OfMr. BRIAN SCHWARTZ MAYFAIR. $22-4000

BRAND NEW HCMEChaeh dda bawdy ouW 2 bedroom dranl ranch addi larga country wn. Ad baawwmd. >lck your door ootOra. Eaay tanna. Trade ta emMer heme. Addng only 222,600.

STATE WIDE METRO 427-3200

GOLF COURSE VIEWOpah Sunday 1-S • 2M.200 1SM1 Qlenmero. e MWBeech Br Owner S22-24M6V %

INTEREST RATE2 biWoom. IJOO «$. fi rmnbang................. 2 - •biLowaly tread yard wMh abmm f yidOwner wR pw pobda to brMif Ir oMtatVMdia lal yr.,7H«iU w..S2W%W1S20

• dm lal yr.,7H«i dm 2rd-i0di yaor.M 2 BEOROOMB BIOUQHT 2H baBm. laraa 2 oar garage. Ext larga home ta RadMrd hr onl 2MJOO 7 MM A BaaMf My are Oroal valua. OPOf BUN 2 ta 1

Rsatty WorldRobert OlBoo Reiltors

981-4444

WESTLAND • Uwanla Bchoata 2 bedroom ranch, oouniry fcNchon. Mahad tanmaro. 1H car. 274JOO Opmi Smi. S4. S. cf Jay, cd Mmrt- mmLSilOSitaphan. 217.-------WESTLAND OPOI HOUSES SUN 2 to A NOW wMmI xtadawa. Ml now MRchon. FtaMtaad boaarnam, prNaoy Ian cad A nawar oandM Meal A Mr. 281.200 Cherry HR SHhi areaLJVONM SCHOOLS

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Robert Olwxi ReeHors981-4444

a . w j s s y w r *HANDYMAN BEBOAt • TMn BN rsBNli aid df dda dWnand and nma * ytmr wma. ira a aHM man ysa eanMaw * la rand BBT JOBRED CARPET KEIMng PrafbaalenMa. Inc.

4S8-7S60You Deserve the Best

J*ySSh5?ti!IK

RUTH MARTIN

R e m e r i c aHOMCTOWN R8ALTORS

4 2 0 -3 4 0 0

_ LOLA PARK SglandM 2 baMoom ranch m loohMm partL Ptanty cf room to an- |oy tmdi eoM^nraafaaa ta tatag raaa. Exaagdanaf ly omanl Ready M mero taiot Ftaitamd baaamani proiddaa mrd Maea 224JOO. OmJUNEORDCNISE

C E N T U R Y 2 1ROW

4 6 4 -7 1 1 1OEM. BEAOOUa A NEYVEA Add u W tnaadtni ainaNnani I Ml Nna kayara In WMord. Uraa Wndy room nm bar araa. * had- teenie S rt ear geiBA Waamw tiiiabniniBW> IBY.aM. N-IMn

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

OPEN SUN. 1-APM 14177 ARNOLD I 2 IDAVE KOPPdf RBrtdAX EXECUTIVE 7274

FRICEOTOSELL

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REAL ESTATE ONE4n-1111

iOUTH RgRORO, Mewa In aandL data. 1JB4 add. 2 Mroom brteM ranch, 4Nng raowL tamlbi roam smharea, aa, mrgar mL aavaai Mmamr taial MuM oaaf BMASO. fft itm

RB)FORO HOMES FOR SALSi aNgwAandNy -BBO

453-6800C O L D W E L L

B A N K E RSchwMtw Reel EsiBte

2Camitry Mbaoirage. Oafy 122.200CAU DON OR DORMMAYFAIR 522-8000

REDFORDH. al IBB. I. af admit. IB4.M0 Buy N4A. PBMmam of•JS R 20V7f70|

OPOf SUNDAY 1-4 .W. af Baoch OMy. B- af WK. TOP at dm ina 20040 WaodtaM.agoodofdiM2bi’S .MancW. agraatana daMi adh 2i4 gvaga. Mum aaa Me cnMCAU DON OR DORMMAYFAIR 522-8000

HOFORD TWN. RANCH IH I

REOFORO W. OF BEECH Ntaa 2 bedroom bungalow, updatad

country MM • 72x120. Mi tor*°^RB MARTINaya-Bioa

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12W aq. ft 2 badrcem ranch. Bacamcnf, ga* dtaj j^^on 120x120 ft let Home ta good oondWen. 272JOO. BP-427 CAU BEN DENNY THE MdCHtOAN GROUP

ReiTAt FOR SALE. 6 bedroom. 2H bath. a4 brtok. new roof. 2 alory. Moan. 202.500. MuM aaa. 7 MMa S Mdmiar. 421-2222: 0I< 6C02SOUTH ROFORO SCHOOLS. 2 2HbadH|2H< imrCmfi>.000HELP-U-Sex of NWWC 426-0001

StopRaadtng lb dm phono. Thm lSoudi Radlerd w4l end your brewMng. Sharp brteM 2 batL room odara a garaga. new rtnyl wM> dowa. and llntMmd baaamant 224.900T h e P ru d e n tia l

Harry S. Wolfe, REALTORS 421-5660indcpandandy Oxmad and Oparaiad

SUPER SHARPlet oflarMg ta Soudi Rodford cloao le pubic and prtvata aehootal Oour- mal idlMmn wfdi cafe oabinata S biMMrm. 2 baaamanL 2 < AMdno M.Igage and pado. AMdng 282,200. WANDA SCHAFER

C E N T U R Y 21ROW

4 6 4 -7 1 1 1S. REDFORD - 2/2 mani garagta bench doora to FMxL

282 000 Cil TRISHA OAWRONSKlCefTURY 21 HARTFORD NORTH87.000 FORMAUY ASSUMES 2 badroam brteM rmmh.$72,900He.P-LLBGX of NWWC 42S.2001

318 DesrbomHe arti n f llAlAMh4«l/MFDOrn NBISiRw

A TERRIFIC HOME - QuoMy eon- ■trucMon. Camntitag ooro m louaMf bmf Mndma. hardwoodohm year rourtd Florida room. Door- $72,700VBIY NICE • 2 bedroom brteM homo •7. Newer Utohcn. Mnyl a. roof 2 hot w»> ConbM abphxwbbm.mont. 2 .9

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591-9200DEARBORN HeOHTS • 91 lOm rtok SungMow Ml pi boMdngto Rouga ramowMad. dda h tacCuraa hardamad Soma an 1M

proggad tor H badt VtoM mardemrad own.larfatoimuohmero (R-24M CENTUfWtIWEST.MC 2490900DEARBORNS RNESTOne al a Mind cuatom buit anacuMm

tor corporaia aniartMnbig Cad FM RodCarpMKMmRoMly 07S-0000

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C O L D W E L L

B A N K E ROchdrataar RaW EbIbBb

ESPECIALLY FOR YOUlarge tomiy hema Ml AMmi Pars.

anaslmd garaga, larga ltat Ai tor crd^mioaPOSSIBLE INCOME9 Madraem. uaad ta Me f houaa, new oMigto laiady. 2 bodm. ta Eooraa. 240iw. AMc tor..

Brsnda KimbroughREAL ESTATE ONE

292-8560 291-0613

BY APPOINTMENTtitia - "Miitbarry.,___J LMm S Waodaart.2 biMcam. 2 bMh ranch OenbM

GOVERNMENT OWNS) - L/CBBXEVILLE • 2 bedroom brteM 0 down, 222.000.- 2 bedroom bd ranMi. S2000 down. 277JOO. WESTLAND • 2-atoiy brtok. 0 down. SS4.000R.CKeimDoyto-Qonto-682-2479

Stamp. 2 beWeem. ill btdi wl draptoca. bar. baeamani. 2SI.900.CNI:

353-7170HMS REALTORSIdtMdfQHAM IN-TOWN OPOf HOUSE SUN. 1-6PM 727MaptoHRLane (2 bdm. W. of SoudMMd. 1 blL S. od Mipto.) mte WtaQ. ■aipiMta do-prtawcyijOOO aq. ft. , 2 be 2 draptocaa.

HARO TO BEAT AT THIS PRICEJuM Matin to Ml dmaa liaMirii. 2IH badm, IH oar jik

Bmamtra 1 of S. 2 prtaM oourtyorda * wMkeui to kMh pado whh hei tub cn •aMudid rosbm. Tea many toaimaa to MM. Open Pitacbptoa OMy. S266iorOoy, 047-2170Evoa. 044-0074SdWdNOMAMrtfORTM HARO TO FdfO • LOWER UNIT . 2 bodrooma. m I

C e n tu ry 21

J. S c o tt. In c .522-3200

JuM S28 000 whh carport. 2 badroemi, m I whh boautdM lanhtoc. larga

TEtEGRAFH/7 Ml. AREA 2 ranlM mma tor aMa. 926.000 or boot Ooya 2S7-0020 Ewaa. 227-2640WAYNE RANCH df UNIQUE SUB xnwf a aaoroamx, z auam, rmm imi ly room, amodbumbig

garaga. $ haatotoe .000.of ahady troaa. Homo Sarvtao CowbaM oftorad. II H-02160REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000WAYNE- 2 badreem brtefc ranch,

721-2422Woodward. Aaktag SIMSAQBfCY321 LMnflstonCty.HAMBURG- Ghata of LMma araa.

4 badrocraa. m ceunby kltohaw. waBteui baaamanL 2 wood daeba on bead aero whh oumtanoatg mrHmoapaig. waai to z lahaa 6 Huron Pdror. backa up to 20 aero naluro praaarta. By owner. 2100.000. m-2472322 Homee

Macomb CountyAitxioua Ownaral 4 bodrooma. 2li badm. 1M door taurxby, MM baaa- X. gm^ $100,900. CMi owner 7t1-21Mcr HELP-U-SCUof Bbrntagham/BtoomOMdCUNTON TWP. M 90rtlMSMd. New 900 aq. It 2 bidmama. 2H badm, draptoca. anaohad$162,000 927-4202STBhJNQ HEIGHTS • 2 badroam__ 2H ga­rage. Udoa actaoMa. Mnmadtota poa*----- ------ 247-d944aaaMon 226.700.323 Homos

Wsehtonaw CountySALad TWP Traa farm? nof? Prtawta iMiaar? Your 16 cerca. 2 bedroom In whh droptoOiL pola bora, ouar of bantaga. Ilft.OOO. Or 10 aoraa whh houaa, 1172.000. Cad

Ron Duke REAL ESTATE ONE

348-6430 455-436632$ ResI Estate

FREE FORECLOBURE UBTI MVEBTORB B HOME BUVEM Oaktand S Macomb County PARAGON 471'321 CondosABBOU/TELY BEAUTMUL Ann IV- bar condo. Stand atono whh 2 ear 2 badroama S lui .000612-264-4820.

Ann Arbor GLEN DEVON

CONDOMINIUMSStarting at $169,900Up to Siboo CASH REBATES

04k khchan. Al ypdanoaa nXm conMdy. 0| door gtin. Pramlar iocollon ta oemptmL Poet Nopato.273.d00 Agmh: 471-0708BdtMdfQHAM • WNXJAM8BURQ 2 badreem. ccnirM Mr. eppOcnoea, rtrai daoor

642-7777ihreughout .200. The Hema Co.grounddoer unit Seourhy. WMk to Senmr- aM Ptoaa. $46,000 HB.P-U-SEU of BbmbgtaMn/Stoomdaid 646 6670

BLDCMRELO/AUSURN HItLS apaefeua 2 badfeom ta qutol cor ptox Now pabu Ml 6 out blnda, okd- drwt/petoOIC$46JOO. 384-6912StoomdMd HMa. HoMhora God CMib. Contamperanr >imMtaJ oMtoiga. an­gled ehia. gtoaa. ged/aedand vtow. Huga nwator aulla. nrapiaea. daok.dan. S1S9.000. 324-ii12BLODMFBD TOWNSMP MonMN dacofiiad. MmoM 2JOOO aq. ft. upper rmmh unh whh dniMmd wadi out Huge reema. apactow cte- •ato, aiana, wrapfaoaS morM Prtoad tor quick aato M only $142,600.WEST SLOOMFtELD. Cenlcmperaiy oc roocacacd ighMb >6 much mora. Thfa gorgaouo ranch und draadexmy roduoad to 214SJ00.ASK FOR JDUE LEVdfE CENTURY 21 TODAY 266-2000BtOOMFCLD. Adame Wooda 2 bedroom end unh. 3li behta Wi out lower lavM auhe. 2 cm garage. S234.900. CMI 262-7446 or HCLP-U-SELlcf Dbmfngham/StoomiMd 646 6670omemwme. a eaerooma, zm eama.gmape.aaaaton.1164,200 HELF-LLSeX of BbyMngham/BIOBmdaW946 2670

BRIGHTONA NEW COMMUNITY yyOOOlhOQEHILLS CONDOS New modeta. ranohea 6 trowthomaa. 2-2 badreoma. toft 2 badm. 2 cm garage, baaamant aoma eWk drapMoa. ab oondhtonlng, daok. From 2112.600.ModMa Open 12-Spm.U.8,22 EMI 62. W. to fdekelt Rd„ MgM ta OMtrtdga Or., toft to RMga Ct. turn toft to dm M 'RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY Modet 222 772 Ofdeo: 2224728ADLER HOMES INC.BRK6HTON.MMCANTON-DfTERTAdfl Larga 2 badroom. many >m6iiat.

HELP-USex el NWWC 464-6626CANTON

JUST MOVE INIExtra nice, newm condo whh 2 bed- roema. 114 badm and a kM bek-ta ctoaatgraM hMMmn whh panl . afarm tom and eanmrt 4.200

PLYMOUTHThfa roactoua 2 badreem. 214 bedi

MMuda a drtah dueugh ga- tatortocking peho brtafcs mW rad iMha GraM atartm ar ro-aaby. AaiaMM8M.200

T h e P ru d e n tia lHarry S. WoHe,

REALTORS 482-1880

Tmbb StM RancA4 BMiaoia M Dm 1760 •% II brtok 2 bad- roam on a Mg IS X 122 tol. Qraol ream whh dragiaoa and faeuMi. 1H bobw and 2 cm Mtatfmd garaga 2116,266T h e P ru d e n tia l

Harry S. Wotfe, REALTORS 421-5880Owned and Oparaiad

WOW - 2 badroam, dtatag roam, ga- rM Oraof aroo. Only 64.266 fm tor Tart Oanwry 2i Prmntoro.

atydna ta an taoani to hta Ann Ardor Caimby Chib.OPPf iUMOAY 1-4 PM _ 4nd by eppobibnam. Ccntact MtohM Peradi er jmnaa Akana. 761-6d00 daya/476-2612 ar 6d6-4266 aroa L64 team te

Edward Surovell Co./Realtors

Ann Arbor Tam.LIVE A UFE OF LUXURY ta Mi 4b-la on wMM draughoul NtagMlch-eawl laeadan OiNdfy tachiMng upgraded an wnmmm cabbi tag rooNL 2 dll bMha, dying roam m/ ftolroM toaplaoa Mua daarwai ta deck orortaaMn|9j||kr aaua Md.ptoTmererBiier toe apta wamS paM or lennia eeurtoi iili.ldb CMI dNERRY HSTROWBKJCountry Ptoea29n yWaiiiWiwd CbMk BeaudM and mM. pend rtaw. 2166 aq R. 2 Badroama. 9 badm, tomiy reamdragloea. paM iiniaee. open BM 6 Bun. t-4pm. 662-2726AUBURN WttS 2 badraamta touh-

N&p-usexdf BI maMii,>BlacwdtoM 6424670FiMy hb tag dear. 2 badroam, t•oaurtly 8122.662

) S wbidama -f roe roam. Owlwrdwdma 4624S67IOONNBCTION - 2624862

4 garaga. <lltf.NS459-8000

C O L D W E L LB A N K E R

SchYYBltzar Rm I EBtBtsCLARK8TON Fina Knob Idanar Home 2-4 badroama. I badm, 1M door laundry. 2 cm attaMwd garage, 2 draplooaa. aunkan tub. meroto. Ida 4 mucta mere. Mata Mng araa an 1 door Cuatom condo luM cR 19di green 4.466 aq n S22S.000 CMiBrokm/ownm M.222-6116 Oma 626-4741 Evaa OPOf SUNDAY .

DbxMt’b CottofRUfOod CofKtofnlnlufnBBY AFROWTMBNT

I MIM cm* inB.odbBranda Uma M 663-3S00

Edward SurovaM Co. RaaHofiAfIN ARDOR

FARMINGTON HILLS A NEW COMMUNITY

NEW MODELS$114^^02 boWeoma. 2H eatoa. 2 cm i

premm pmmGREENPOINTE

AT COPPER CREEK 553-4800

FARMINGTON HILLSBrand near anah aanda haxa. prL t$4a arhrenaa. 2 batraana. 2 bafha. graairoamrtanwM dtaing ream, 1M deor lawaby, amWM av. too baop’^ahanfent ta apraansett 4 f ptaf_ From I16S.2S0. Scm> < pixMiaaa oanMM MdWiaEvaa.unW9pm; 346-1333

CMAMRADHt TASTt, BBIRauoom Cm * m btbMBbf r '

•M b. M at t n t ICAU.TOOAVIRED CARPET KEIM

MAPLE, me. 553-6668

(UZAaCTHLAKOTOffTOOiSo tbbBrooM 1baBi.W»El bMbaaamant 1 am garage

L7247FARMdfOTON - BaM 2 badroam condo buy ta Fmmbigton. 1. cq.lt. tow metatonance toe bmki heat tamW MamMry. omdrMcarport baaamani. 1M Sear « 874J06. MUBT BELU Cad:

Thompsofv^rown 5SM700

FARMdfOTON HMXB • Laaaa m/cp- den. Raduoid e«ar SfTJKN). BEht modavlod. aknoM 1460 aq. It 666J66ld«QFARhHNQTON HfUB/Fmmbmea Bq. Cendoa. 12 4 OrMwrd LMm. 1 badrooat end unh. canbM Mr, pa- da. poot tanraa. $44406 SO-7mFARMdiQTON HILLS ■ 2 badreem. 2 bafh. ipaMM mbrerad wada. nrat

FARMdfOTON MUXS CONDO, n ta pabhad. 2 bodrooma. 2 badm. 1200 aq. ft. dtatag room, |aragtFARMdfOTON HNX8 - OAKCREST OPEN SUN. 1-4PM 29264 LAUREL Poputor uppm unh whh addhtenM tomiy room 4 alorogo. CadmdrM ~liiB 4 draplaoo ta ding room. 2 bodm. whNa tormleo khohan. 2 cm anaohad gmaga. meea-ta oendL Ion. 2116 JOO

C A R R O L LREAL ESTATE GROUP

489-8404Farmlngtoion opportundyl[onTMa brand nm eomptox la In dm heart of dmmtoafn Farmtaglon and haa 2 ddtoram medala mF oftartng 2 bad- rooma and 2 bafha. a draptoca. and oak oabtaaii . Aftordabfy prtoad M •round liOOJtOO.

T h e P ru d e n tia lHarry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 474-5700mdip«,Mn«yOi»dindOFir«IM

LIVONIA Abaohftaly gorgaous con­do In lovaly Woodlora. Daautiful vtaw from an- doaad porch. Graat prica $4S,900.

CALL JOE BAILYMAYFAIR 522-8000LfVONMMOVEROHrm Ctoan updated baouhhMy daoorotad tewnheuaa/2 badreoma * dan or 3rd baWoom ta baaamani. $62,900 Cantmy 21 Hartford Soudi 464-6400

ASTDNISHdfQ • NORTHVILLE 16266 Shm Heron Potato Ortro. Brand new Mkafrent home whh wMkeul to aand beech. $166,800.NORTHVMXE HSXS CONDO Trey 2 bedroom IH

m, maiy iMy _ protoaMonady tondacapad, mho whh prtimti tenca. $66.000‘ Kaahng$4-7000Inydm Ktanay Sannan 6NORTHVM.U • KdfGi MhX COOP 2 badroam, IH badt tewnextraa. 668.900 nogahobto oaah. CaitordMMta 246-6670NORTHVitU • Open 6M 4 Sun l-4pm. dy Ownm. tSSSS Cartfona

tomtdry, anaehad 2sitsm V fliroDa.NOVICROSSWdfOS Deni mlaa dda

R Mioidd be ta banm Homaa 4 Gardana • QroM toeadon« New ParquM door ta utehan You wM laea dm dn- I aaa tor ra a nmm 2162.900K-440ASK FDR PHYLU8 LSdON THE MICHIGAN GROUP 198 ItOO

iSZM iwMaMAtae'ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-6200

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Realtors851-4100PdfE LAKE AREA ORCHARD LAKE VILLAS 2 bedreom townhouaa, 1H fudy earpetad. dakc cantrof Mr. yport. Nc pato.W. Btoomdaid achoofa.Lake 4 Cemmaroa Rdt - ISS.fOO ForapptcM 667-0040

PLYMOUTH • EASY ACCESS 2 badreem. boa am am. groM room, IH bodm. S62.900 HaP-O-SEa of NWWC 464-6636PLYMOUTM ra an

•d ta a park-6 of MMn Mroet deck off maotor carpet and bmddy pMntad ta ofl- whda. Laundry apace ta dia udMy room rt^ off dm khchan. Ad appd- artoaermnata.2M.900ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

PLYMOUTH • SdfGLES. RETIREES2 " ■"HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 464-9626YMOUpf - Very Prtwato 4 Qutol Becking to haeiMy tread area, daa origtaM mmm eortde la a roro Ind. Two hraptocaa, brtgM khchen aVod applancai. dtrae bedroema. 2H bodm. 2 oar at- garaga. awdi out dnlahad nt.AM $164,900.T h e P ru d e n tia l

William Decker, REALTORS 455-8400tadipandandy Owmd and Oparaiad

ROCHESTER HKXS.2 bedroom. 2HtS S tSM.900 S61-610S

FtymoudiOCLOSINQ COSTSPlymeudi Booeon Heiow Condo -0 oftora • muM aML 2 bed- 2H botaa.. garaga. and mom.

HEAL ESTATE TODAY INC.

427-6600ROCHESTER HILLS

REGENCY PARK CLOSE OUT

CUSTOM CONDOS BUILDERS MODELSI bic*ia»| bnwa* Ml fa— 1 — fa*..

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY$179,900 852-6565

BOUTN LYON ■ juar UBTBDI' 'TSeMe'lManle— vErbSSFlort* roa*. bnabU h***MM *a> IrB. fa***— * Mb* a*d**0** Cbib»D«*« A mmornm tom ABub c»**Mnl»> H t **,, SSa.SOB Cat Jaan. BMP • Tan. 4BB4000na/MAX CawaryaM*BOUTH LYON - T«a tmm ommuo bi a*ib oainiwiMI)|. faniiiaa*** I k**ea* an anby Im *bi Han*m trm ba*aam • ha* BBB.bOO la

TfiomoBon-Brc553-S700

SOUTH LVDN • 1 •achidac to I r MG121227-7006WABEO( ON THE LAKE 4060 aq II ef kaaxy. tobidoua rtaew and vary uuntamporary A partoci oombtaa ion. 1426.200. 70AU MAXSROOCK 626-4000WALLED LAKE • LJka nanmt * aaveom.‘/drym. aftachad ga- «.6S4.200 766-OM4

SLOOMFIELO • Chimnay HR Condo. Moftawtad aaOm. Cenlemp rary. t badroom. larga tomiy room/ ‘ I or 3rd bedroom. 2 to! bodm.

OreM oertdo M 8122,000.WEST gtOOMFIEtO. 15 4 Drake. 1600 aq.fl. uppm unh. 2 bedroom. 2 ' tennm. POOl_41107.91 442-1249WEST SLOOMFIELO, Fexpotala. 2 bedrecan and urdt 2 cm anaohad garm kid baaemerh 9194,900. CMtordWEST SLOOMFIELO.MMTY WOODS 2 badroom aupm •horp oende. End unh orortooki •iraam and wooda $44,900 •6LON.MAXSROOCK 924-4000

WEST BLOOMFIELDfour SEST oondomtaium taveal- manto ta W. BfoomllMdl 8 badroom. 2.9 bed 2-oar afteched jmraga. axoadanf locwdon, cenMrucflon andFlaaaa oMi GENE KddCEL torkfhmr MMtaM 261-9770ERA RYMAL SYMES

WESTLANDby owrmr. 2 badreoma. 2 a, ground door, aaoaderh condi* SH.000 422-2099HELPt OWNER MUST SELL OUlCKr Now homo m ready 4 waning 2 bed-rafrtgaralor 4 dtohamMmr includadi CanhM air. IH car altachad gmage 4 ioeahon efoaa te poM 4 ciubhouaa make dda a atoM M 890,000 OPEN SUN l2-2pm S af Ford. E- of Hbi Rd Cad . Jherry hctkowski REMERICA CouniryFlaea Mi-2900

UVE SETTER FOR LESS 4 Klaa dm Landtord Oood-byapeel, lannm 4 ckfbhouea ConvertWMkiodmnmd S39.900 W-07607REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000westlano-ovcrlooks a pondvafua. I tod badm, 2 badroom, otoee te Mtoppaig. 946.000 622- 19MWESTLAND • PERFECT LOCATION SpoMM prtood 2 badfoem toe*>- houaa immacMato. ready to moro- ta. ntoo baaomom. aftachad garaga ek ooMMancy $76,900 CAU JOYCE JOHNSON RE/MAX CROSSROADS 462-4700LEMURE s r *n*y haa and unh ranch in one M Warn-

lorOENMO 144.200RED CARPET KEIMMormawng meiaaamnme. w

455-7550WESTLAND - 1 badreem eendo. loR t comm unh Foctag pool Pm* •imtor home ta MW Weadantl 642.900 622*4262W StOOMFMLO • Odmnay HR 2 tadreem. 2 badt Cantamporaryand Ranch unh 9iM.

NEWER CONDOS MUST BE SOLD!

YORKTOWN OF PLYMOUTH20 Units available. Features Include 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, 2 tier deck, 1 or 2 car garage. Wooded sites available. In the Heart of Plymouth, from $89,500.

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED591-9200 CALL NOW HURRY

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$1 000 Down, a># oom» M bMh*. Hfii mo. 4 piKC atga imchar A roarHeartlano Homes

bept Blow Out Sale mm ff«* lot font tn pa ct choice eith Mil ■'i«mo (Kjrohooo dwrlnQ «alot NOW oecepHOQ OopcN* tar homoo M C A P IT O L H IL L S p L Y M u U Ih r H L L S taooot* ocoiotf i-M e mxorr fV» OPEN 7 DAYS J40-9M0

HOMcm. ITx u rolhooraior newer cerpet Wool- poM Uenor Pert. Cenlon.

10 teimgeltKM.OOe

Jeff ooye 241.1333 E«ee307-0434KENSMOTON1071 >C4Rj 11414.500444^1

4 .0T R E N T $ 1 9 0 rfOAUTlFUi DOUBLEWIOE f-o> one reft (Xjipaum 24jt00 >ent(ft et Wfepioce eioi Ttuei iOC'<ftCe Noey 4om4e 007-5400

104 of broMJhe. 4 OeOroom.3 ImOi rench. 3 ecree el prtne pnp- «ny $425,000Utamoie pmec> eOh one of Oieoel

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R e m e r i c aH O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 2 0 -3 4 0 0

of ironiope. porpeoue iwrteeta endhoe4 Stortino ol $100,000.tih tofce Cottage. 3 bedreeme. ■ncioood aun perch, tanood p good locobon. $i 14.000

G eorge KnightR E A L eV a T E O N E

E L K R A P ID S e iS - 2 6 4 - 5 6 1 1

Ev m . 6 1 6 -2 0 4 .^ 8 9 9

C A N T O N34-14090 tote.Herttago Foreie Sub.5 $Haa ttamolnlng. I Starling ai $44,900.Setang now Land Contract I SpringoflSta LocoM If die N.W. oomor of $i I $ Warren. Cal.ROBERT QERICHI THE bilCHiaAN OAOUP

MARI CTTE. 1473 14i72 - M<Mi. k badrouwa 1H batha. •eeher/dryer. ahod Prtaoo lo aaP. CorwerMont locauor. 307-2159MARtETTE 14M 34X62.3 Dodroonie. 2 baiha Ejitraal AuhMn HMa $2«.Siiab336-9641UOBH.E Home. 14X90. drywal re- nodetad ihru-out $10,000 or beet New . arpettig. noeify decoralad. Muei aaaf Muet aad Ncm. 960 9757NEW HUDSON. Konooigion Ptaoo. 3 bedroom deoble eido. dacfc. ihod. f roof. appNancae mMOi aol 499-0660■hmtaad r$21,900

N o v i/F a rm in g to fi A re a

$ 9 8 S E C U R IT Y O E P O S IT II O N P R E -O W N E D H O M E SA. Km> M t12.S00. 2 badroom.. 1-2

FWtAMCINO *VAK>BL£ WOHLANO HN.La ESTATES On llnHi Hoad Nouk oI Orand Hw. er belwear Haggerty and MaodowtfoofcQUALITY HOMES

Can J o s n n e 4 7 4 ^ )3 2 0 Of 4 7 4 < 0 3 3 3

HAftSOASPWNOS 100 taol of wooded Lata MtaMgan beach proparw one tvdta from town. Oraham Raal Mia ($1$)62$-62S11HUNTMO CAMP Monfrnoren l County 2 bedroom. 1 bafri -rorMaga on Eaal Arm of Btao er to year Land Conlract Cooalant hurrHng and HaNng

C ontact Lorann R E A L E S T A T E O N E

T R A V E R S E C IT Y 6 1 6 -9 4 6 -6 6 6 7 6 1 6 -9 3 8 -1 9 5 0

HAHTLANO - ndsa 2 ac area of 9na ncwaa. e wtth pond. $36,000Cal. 917-64S-19I6

HUNTING LAND FOR $ALE «> e acrea wtdi road freniaga 3 mlaa off LS4 nam Albion $60,000 Cal. 617-126-6370

LAKE OfbON CANAL FRONT PHma buldbig ana. 177 ft freniaga taarib to ad aporta Nto. Waii-oui Land ooniract tarma. Saewra i

L ^ CHARUEVOOC - ____Hammmgovy Pclnla Gbib oondomi ntim tar sale by owner . 3 r 3 both duptao lownhowoo.taroughout Pitroto Con- tonorbwna

COtOWBX 6ANKER 8HOOLTZ 711

I $216,000 617-7$SS714 | Aftar Spm 6 Wootanda

now. I LIVONIA, hod ooro oounfry Ofoontand. 9 IT ' Roidy lo bidU. fuly tatprowd. " ^rood. $46,900 426-40

NEAR ONAWAY. tdCH 3 homo. 3 hod bodia. i tal bodi on 2 acroe New pota buldtag 24M0* $36,000 9tl-436-7$77LIVONIA80*130 icL mobre ireee I $36,000 477-002$

TRAVERSE CfTY • Suyora/aalara of | homaa or buatiaaaaa. ced Tom Mat- 616-S20 12 Coldwee Banter SchmiOl Readora

N O V I

M E A D O V /SMOBILE HOME COMMUNITY rnaNew Amencar utaatyta

A« i*ata ww «nu lAre-ownad homaa lo- *ata Horn* jmmtNf- tor laaa woet thar> moat euerlmenta-.ourttry Lmng• Boouidui Ctabhouaa• Play Araaa• RVStoraga■ HaotaJPool NEW• Protaaaiortal Mar$agamarrt• Homaa Pncftd From $14,900

J 4 9 -6 9 6 6

To mquet about rtaw or pro-mmod homaa ced Merle Arfc et OueWy Hornet 313-344 i969 ocetad m •ommwnity ciubhouae 1 mda S of Or end Rrwft off Neprw Rd

UPLate Huron letefront I propertlea on/er«imd 36 laiarida, SnWh A QrtfRn. Inc. 646 4673 I

NORTHF«LD TOWNSHIP 36 ACRES, wti dMde. hea ad, rehna. air earn. reA _ parted Land Contract 437-1174

NORTHFVLO TOWNSHIP H> Aero PareeL Tread. Parted.334 Out Of Town

PropwtyFof S h iLand Ceniraci Tarma.

8AOONA. ARIZONA addreaa Large, home. 2 badrooma. 2 balha. dan. By I (313)662-1616 j

REOENt 1670

446HW01taco wwftoigf $6,900 C $ R SALROPEN SUN 1-4 ■nd MaaOowi Marrtrwr 6 3 nengfaciurad homaa. 1.006-'4b0eqri of Nuiry Pool. clwbhouM >2ei/oning aocuHty $2,006 DWrrncnw ft CMMor frrectlone

R E D w A R P E K E lM Hfr ON 427 5010

,»n>ijNEt679 t4i70R indfbon $7000 .421-4632

336 Southwn^Ngyrty'CLEARWATER FL • 1 bedroom, 1 bach condo ta prugfoua Counlry- afda area of olaarwalar Acroaa Jacobaon'a. weB to avarythlng. Muat bo ago 96 $66,900. WB oerv- Ndft NMO 613-766-3463

NORTHVRLE RESOENTIAL • t 119 4 Bower. 60 by 300.634.600SALEM rwP Plymoudi acfioota and maBng. 6 acres can be apit. L Confraci $76,600

I WESTLAND • Reedy tar Condo 0»- nwiogment- 1.66 acre, eloaa to mWta. Eaay eooeoa. $190,000HELP-U-SELL of NWWC

4 5 4 -9 5 3 5

FLOROA Condo. FOR $ALI OR LEASE Lovely fWntahed 2 2 bedi In

FORT MYERS FLOROA. Uaniry 2 vr old. 2 baWoom. 2 balh cendo Bwtm/tanniapmg. new Twine etadlum $$6 3Swaaote ArrwrWtaa 3 both g9dan cendo Lanai, carport. iPOOL net ------($13)377

NoVItarma. $67,000 and i

doye90«eeVERO BEACH. FLA mobita home, double e4de, ecreened p9ch. 21 beWocme, 2 bedie. oomptaleiy tar-1

N. TERRfTORML 4 UB 23 AREA Several wooded. re9tag Perted pereeta. 2 to lO eoraa

>ri. targe 1 363-3066 I bouthp«lo331 Lota and Acrang*

ForSWtACREAGE WITH GREAT DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL • 6 acres atih Ml utMtat at the road Retidentiaf toning Aeking $116.000 VACMAP MAXSROOCK

. gradlartae.I M to 1 > Aoraalr $19,000ANQIE SARKISIAN

4 7 3 -9 2 0 0 RE/MAX FOREMOST. INC

332 MobNoHofiMB For Sato

$ LYON NEW SUBOfViStON 44 Coimary home aerat 19 taR T« low $300 par mo wCdi 1 $$6,000 and «9. Fraa Broehipa ^7-(

(H acre la 1 Paymanit at6i 10% down

STOP AND SEE THE BEARSFOR BEARS BONES PRICING

On a llStock and O rd aro d H om esLITTLE VALLEY HOMES

Farmington Hills LocationWeei • Mde 4 Mofrimmi Rd)474-6500

I TROT • Caunlrv Wka tub. t lata $ata9bw6dtatifR g7A9eo-866.6em

B L U E H E R O NNOfrrHVILLE

ON THE WATER■ttw wd IS9vir%n'Bo?Rd. $ of 7 Mia,' W of 274 Frem $16$.600

344-aaoaBRIGHTON - Ofw ef die 109 Nte- frenl hemeadaa bi BngMon't tpec-

4 9 Pine Greet RIM. tda of dm 2 Heme A-Rama Aamtam Vtaw V4 acre 4230.00$ 96$-

IOL04 EOe« • Gardan of Fa __I don 61. drevea i 4 E $1600 bew 4BM614[GRAND LAWN CEMETERY. 33661 Grand RN9 . Oatred 2 gravaa. Bae- don 14. Let 26. nnmpereen grevea ........»0«9 1-219 666 9951

BIRMMOMAM OFFICEt wm» ptantj Mpartang.

542-20S

CA8S LAKE-Can9 freniaga 100 fl freniaga 5 iartoam homa 2H badw. W BtoomiMd $66,500 566 5067COMMERCE LAKE CsmL iMO | tqft.. 20*30 dact widi tpa ML traplaea. 1S*26 targe geraga 4Lata Scheelt, buM 1677 - 1 energy tficlant $170,000,360-1106COOLEY LMwfronl Open tun 1-4 •706 Coetay Baa9i Or.. W. od Lata Rd. 1 96i M. ef Coeiay Lata Rd. 4 bedroom oonlomperary. OrtR-

UVONU -Pert view MemonN Cam- atary. 3 grama, $1300. $evw $300 Ntaa toe^ L9 562. Bta.Ccaahtarbdta. $22-5069PARKVKW MEMORIAL I 4 Farmfriglen Read. 2 I •24. 14 ta9 ai front I Bupp9Ptal9ft $425 0091461-5633

351 HortgagM i Land Contracts

BUYINO LAND CONTRACTS Fu99per«9 FoMCath917-723-7609CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS

BdddlllQMAM OFFCE ftrta .

porting. Muoddea642-3162BIRMINGHAMSOUTH ADAMS SQUARE Smgta ofbcea avedabta. rent tta'$ilVmo immadtataoccupancy

Two to 4 room oRtaa tunas am abta. roMt tiardng 9 HSJOTag. R

bedroom. $239,000 363-0601 oiA-btdlFOX LAKE Fronl-3 bedroom, poo9-1 * 9 . 1 tai -I- 2 h9f bedia. 2 C9

btdl MorigMoamofinanoeB Mertpaga Carp. 9 America 313-362 1409 9 1900 469 66600 466 6616oaraea.lot 4 r9166 600 Aftar 6pm.

HARTLAND LMtafrwil Home Fabuloua view a Mu9 Sa9 6 bad-1 roome. 3 tad baihe. wrga aadng FMth wtdtout wtth w9 b9. 2droptaeaa. Cad. 632-7192

I 8MAU dfVESTOR to |I aWaifrig tand oomracia 9 tacend313 664-1633

BIOMdlQlUM 290-1900 tftll 717$ ETON •ftll -vend 4 Parturtg i

NEED INVESTOR lo $40,000 re9dan4i9 mottgaga on $60,000 hOMS W«payl20M t- M 471-2366LAKE ANGCLU8 2 tiory laptaaS 3iOOagfL wna. 3t9 362 Raai Eatata Wanted

cioaad gtaaa/t9oanad sun porch. IOW9 lav9 tamdy room 4 po9 tabta room, euatem tRohan. 2 draptacwe.

A BETTER DEAL AI Homaa - Ai Arose Cath 9 Aeeumpcion ARCADE REALTY. 566-7000

$635,000hod geraga. oecondmon. by334-6607

LAKE ANOELUS LAKEFRONT on | 2.27 acras wMh 126 fl. on Via ih wfVi wedioul Cad todeyl j $416,000. 60PRI MAXBROOCK $26-40001LAKE ANQELUB OPEN HOUSE Spootoua upddtad Country Homo. itoO'tchi ‘ “4% I charm 4 tpaoa 4 Bartoome. ha. 19 609 maatar euiie, ta encloaad wrap-around lato porch, tvi diet, dnithed 3rd 6o9 4 houdd $746/ ‘ eww9 Opy l-6pm Sun.. 9 . Brotdre Mtcome. tH9 o op 34l 660 Lake Ang9ua Shoroa Rd 334-4607

CASH TODAY ORGUARANTEED BALE Aiao N In Forortoaure Or Need Of Repair

C e n tu ry 21CASTELLI 525-7900

LAKEFRONT HtOC-A-WAYl you Mia to tpoi yoiraMf wRh g9 -

CASH TODAY OR

Qu«ranta*d SaleAtao ■ bi Foreotaaura Or Need Of ftapdfrAak for Jerry Borregard

C e n tu ry 21

iSTiCHALET 477-1800bolcony emrioekmg to lata 177-1

WALNUT LAKC ACCCaStor.prtMMl FULL PRICEM tZM.SOOf 11 «e P«|r AN prto. tot ; home dW youryou are wfMng to t9f on____ ______________ tarma (dtda 9 no money down).

porary 4* baWoOmt. 2 balha. arid jCadKmdn: 542-7326miigham tehoota. $i76,600

1. 2 alory wMh dntahod I 2 C9 pdfrO* PotitaNme. Sns.900 RE/kAAX fN THE HILLS RICMAR0R08CN 660-2046

|36S BiMintM OpportunitiM

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTtVE Ofdoa.

lake VOORM08 LAKEFRONT Contamp9 iry, 2JOO ag. fL. b 1667. oad9 afdkig. oat boort. 2tprinktart.----.000

Much3i1-00$2

BEAUTY SALON SUBURBAN WOOOWARD lafr tatan wdh aqulpmannn lob- I of ofdoa biMdfry'eorrw • Mda > 9 $37^p9 monVi 3$$-7000

WItti Option lo Buy iMa ttanntng oontamporanf on an ad ' lade. Mddt9 auRa. 3 '2% bam

beauty salon • $ OPERATORS 1 1dea from Twetvw Oats.I Cat: 34$-1320

CLASS C UOUOR LICENSE$266,000 Cad.

SueKelty REAL ESTATE ONE

844-4700

9 Waadand Good tarma. CaB kfr 6l Amour. (OalroN) 341CLOTHV40 BOunOUE. Plynmudi. I prima downtown location, turnkey

LOWER STRAITS LAKEFRONT frna^t a oourwy oiub viaw in your frorw ywrd and a tandy ~In back Spectoua 3 bedroom. 4

I turea 4 a $46,000 494-4441 aguipmanl 9 422-26M

Lola ef OOOQ frtAXSROOCKamentfioa

DECORATVtO OEN MiMioMrnm I REGIONAL OWNER

evartaofcing p dan 9 Ivi

NEWER 2 STORYJ arid ItOO own9 t la looking I9 a I quiMad prirwipta to own Md man-arr.

$134,600dving room ieolulchon

366-3250

TROY

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BENEICKE 4 KRUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION6424 641-1676

A R R O L LREAL ESTATE GROUP

489-8404Conwmaatant oa tew ao 2 6%

DRV CLEANERS FOR SALE - tub- iocab9t AB aqulpmant 4 tar- Miure 1 yr oW - b9tar preaaaa. afr CfindWonai. dry to dry ayaiam. eta Looetad ai new atrta oantm on lu road A99igil3$.000 ISK FOR BOB TENNANT THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKSi REALTYFOR SALE I Ad I C9iaR9

Sheppmg odrm rbdra wdf eiay

ORCHARD LAKE lire 9 frontaga Sfrom 9660 000 $• •51-6246HAIR SALON FOR BALE ry»)r .11 .11. prtm 9SM0 nodottabla721-47$6

BlOOMFCLO Ejteoubvw auNe ofdoe taiooa. 140 ag.answering 5 30-6. udMiee. )enNe-acripiion. tan. oopf9. etc.tape iri $46-07

CANTONFord Rd W 91-275 750ag R Sup la.BSeaq flEjiecuWe - ptaeh cerpm BiMdtoaud455-3102

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 372 8g Fl ofboe. AI emanibei Ced Deborah tor datada 228-7474EXECUTIVE SUTTES AVAdJkBLE Inctadaa apaewua parking 19 d09 EJtaarlarwad ^

HARVARD SUfTE 26350 SOUTHFKLO RD SUITE 122 557-2757

FARMW4QTON ofdea apace. 61 City HeB 4 LibraryFARMV40T0N

UM Raw. low rent. 160 to 600 ag. R.476-2050FARMVfQTON HtaLS OFFCE New wpreaaway 37$<2.700 aq R 9 $6 p9 ag ft Modam Ad tdndoda.476-7461

FARMVUQTON HtaLS - egM Mba/ MidMaOad. ofdea aMiaa atarbng 9 $300 mo groaa. outd09 atoraga avadabta. ampta parking 471-2WFARMINQTON MLLS Ofve. taduairtaf Part 19 flow oR-parking liaOmonViFARMMQTON HILLS • prima $60 . d oorrwr aidla In 1 Story budMng ^ Rd N 9 19 MMA/C/ho9 oonto9 by tanort S inoga

FORDRO OwdanCdy Pretaeetan9 Ofdoe Smib. TQOag flctrtiicobMI P9 tir^ 429-9Mideal OFFCE 4 RETAR. SPACE ew avadabta from 19$ ag d to 1900 ag d Siarvng from $179 ai-

OREAT lOFT SPACE tar M leutar Now York atyta tab (2M ag tarn wfvi adtoienM 1.900 avabMta) in Motorta Skndng- pOia doming. Ngh cuaiom bA-me.

Cdan lra9 M eiavwtor perking al tar gadiry 9 ftchbaebrai/da-$47-0135HURRY)Ju9 a taw pnvoda ofdoae tab Htai9ic9 biMdfrg. dewrwown FtymeuVt

Fa* coptar word procaAng. phene ■rraMwrttg. reoapftarrtal. oonlararroa roowtakitaawn 466-5363IMLAY errv (DOWNTOWN) SiMMng 4 buafrmaa tar aata Coma 4 tea me 9 149E TNrd Area's yeedng

keeoo harborGra9 I

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HAM SALON FOR SALE ContaMte tmkoy oparbden on tdarn Strata dowvrimm Rochaalar Cad264-9967 9 769-2576intartai OaceraiinB Fraiuadaa

ar to Malta, uaa * 56 9M Ffrianc 32 Oaeortaang Dona In ly 1 900 669 6610

^ Ptt-OWNED HOMES and REPOSSESSED BARGAINS UNBEUEVABlf PhCES and tM LOWEST

INTEREST RATES IN YEARS f mr a rm a s tn m im far Horn ommmtH

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2 lotddONS to strvt you GARDEN CITY & PLYMOUTH

.S tarting a t $390

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1 BEDROOM • $440 3 BEDROOM/2 BATH • $688 2 BEDROOM/2 BATH - $688*

*w woodbum tng Fireplace w afher dryer skylights,

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Private Entrance. Tennts courts • Clubhouse • Pets Allowed

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apt communitynaSly, aompiilar

ONpartanoa aatory 4 banaMa ftoplYl voNad aRh dia matotonanca 4 con- to boa »929. Obaarmr 4 Eeeanbto irol of too carporato ganarw todgar Naaapapara.. 39241 SchootoraRl AvartouaauboMtorytodgara Rd..Uvonto.Mtohigan 49190 | Tha guaWad canrttoato aW poaaaaa

a dagraa to aoooundng or ftoanoa 4

EXPERIENCED MARKETING RESEARCHER

M ajor suburban fu ll-ss rv ice consum er research com pany seeks person w ith 2 years p lus experierK e. Degree necessary, graduate w ork a p lus. P osition involves the design, ana lysis and re p o rt w ritin g o f research fo r a w ide d ive rs ity o f c lien ts . S alary com m ensurate w ith experience.

A p p ly to :Researcher, Nordhaus Research, Inc.

20300 W. 12 MHe Rd.S oulhfle ld, M l 48070

NO TELEPHONE CALLS ACCEPTED.

Lolua 1-2-3 ara aaaantiw. Ona yaar . rviaory aip artanca la highly

?MB*poWBon oomaa «4th a aWary ranga to lha low 330'a 4 a oompra-

I conUdancato:

HEALTH ALLIANCE PLAN Human Raaouroaa/OE 2t90W.OAANO8LVD.

OETROTT. Ml. 49203 An EquW Opportunity Empteyar

AEROBC METRUCTORS Qardan CRy PubB Sohoali la toob>

4»-7l99

A FRIENDLY COMPANY

production doadbnoa.

■Ringd. Worti booti raquirad

Oaya. 7am-3:30pm. W 3:30pm-mldntoht. to ba RiaBbla

Spring *92 CWI Rav to apply to ^ iS i-r i

worti iaryaul

ttvough

to n ^ 2 ^ BMOHmanl M 352-9900Ka9y Tampofiry Sarvteaa

worti tor y«ul An EruW OppOflunRy Emptoyar

AFTER SCHOOL JOES NOWOPBi

mual ba W laow 19 yaara oW. Paw waably. Cal Sua al 427-9349

A L A R M IN S T A L L E RBrtoka Homo Sacurtty,growtog raaldantiw aaourtty oomp^ ny to tfto U.S.. haa an opportunitytor a molNatad indMduW to pB ourraoord. Expartanoa In raaWanBi to- ■laBdon la daabiBN. bul wE tri Ex mWtory a pbia. Cxoalani bana- ftta. Company vaNWa provWad Ca4 Fri. Mon, or Tuaa. batwaan 12- 3pm: 422-0707, or aand raauma: Ertofca Homa SacurRy. 11909 Farm- togton Road, LIyorB, Ml 49190.ANIMAL HOSPITAL RECEPTtOldST Expartar«oa prWarrad. Maturity, oul- gotog paraonadty. a toam playar. Muat Wia pata 4 paopto. Antoiw wal- fara moal Important. Much raapoo- WbEty. Wagoa dapand on axpart- anca. Wrtia: Morrta HoapllW. 26694 Grand RNar. Radtord. Ml.. 49240

TRW Technar

PRODUCTION TECHNICIANTRW Technar, the lead ing developer and m arv u fa ctu re r o f e lectro-m echanica l crash sensors fo r veh ic le a ir bag system s has im m ediate openirrgs fo r p roduction techn ic ians to m ainta in, tro ub lesh oo t and repa ir ou r autom ated assem ­b ly equ ipm ent. S uccessfu l candidates should have a tw o year degree in a tech n ica l fie ld o r the equiva len t in tra in ing and experience w ith au tom ated assem bly processes. 3-5 years o f p rogressive experierK e in a h igh volum e m anu­fa c tu rin g and repa ir s k ills , com pute r lite racy. SPC know ledge and fa m ilia rity w ith w eld ing, pneum atics a rid hyd rau lics.

If you are se lf m otivated team co n trib u to r ar>d are seeking a cha lleng ing career o p p o rtu n ity in a dynam ic m anufacturing environm ent p le t^ e serKf you r resum e in con fidence to:

TRW TECHNAR3011 RMesrch Oriva

Rochester Huts. Ml 4S309 Fax: 313-852-0786

# ? 1 V

R619U

S T O C K C O U N T E RPART-TIME p o s itio ns ava ilab le fo r re ta il inven tory s tock person. D uties inc lude cou n ting , m erchandis ing and fillin g stock.C urrent open irtgs in the g rea te r N ortheast S uburban m arketing area.E m ployees w ill earn a com petitive w age and rece ive a m ileage allow ance.P lease w rite to ; M r. M .L. B a ird J . M e rchan d is ing S e rv ices, Inc.2300 60 th S tree t K enosha, W l 53140 Equal Opportunky Employar M/F

I^ M e r d T a n c l i s i i Y ^

Services, Inc.

900 HUp WantedADM INISTRATIVE

ASSISTANT

wovttogXfW MWto jB ^

flibnto to; HortMM SwtofprtMb. 20300 SlMrtor R9.. Eto. 14C Tap- tar. M( 49190, AttonMort Aiwwlto

500 MtlpWml>d 1500 MtipWERtEdATTENTION STUDENTS

19-49 HOURSSEOObBb Mertwung/Stoe

I CMMtor Tpwa. 4444193

WANTH) AUTO CLEAN UR rwM 3c

CARRO fTERARRRI >giCE, . towB BOBBry Goep irm par- ItMton CBMtortpwi. 4 3 7 *»

AUTO CLEANUR/OETAMJNO

y r '

t C L E A N IN G P E R S O NPART-TIME

TB CBrtor Tb m Whp M W« EtoomRMi to BBtog b p Sb B i tor • port mm ctoM O parBn to* R«9b C topM iBi ^ to pbrt B B pBRtoit. big wbImhB wW to 97

CARRENTER WANTH)

AUTO CLEANUPtotortor Rirteh 9300 pbto wwkly ■OtfdWiCRy I ^*"*0*<

rwuiR e4n -i(

AUTO (kA SS BSTALLERS lor boto mobbw xrW to iftop. EXPERKNCCD a b 9

93-30hour. 30 tow. pm wwMi. I2wn _ itow. Mon. torw Fri Apply « 19091 FwggEi. PlRwwuto ----------

AOtMJWUTEOEllVElW-OtoNto n^ateteBid"9to OwiraR rB B to tortMiliito iwto-1 Twtogrwph Rd.. SoMhBM. tfwnoB to Ltoonto, Canton 4 Wwwi- i

Eartv witornocn hourw.’ nwwdiid.

CASHCR FOR AUTO REFAM Pin Wnw, 19-20 haurw pv

222-9900ALARM M8TALLER RowRIcn wmE-

I wwto. Ctol Mon. toru. Frt9tm to3pm $32-4097

AMSmOUS MATURE ADULT to Von or torgw b M cIo. to work h toonogorw. Bourtog now ortoww

tor tw OolroN Frooprowo. Earn up to 99 por orttor. Worfctog otb tocluOB WBtom Wayno C o i^ 4 ports of “ ttond. Woitotonow 4 Uvtogslon Counttoo.C«9. 49lk7«3

APARTMENT CLEANING

Ful ttow pooMon for porwon to ctoon hoPwoys and aportmonts. Own trwnsportabon. Apply to porson Mondoy-Frttfoy. 7:30tow 9om.

Qroon HE Aportmsofs Rsniof OfRoo, 9 MB Rd

1% m iB Won of Farmtoglon Rd

APARTMENT • CONOO PROPERTY SUPERVISOR

Sooktog rodroo to work 20-39 hours por swok to achoduto Work of maln-

of contraciofa. mtoiatraOon of 290 unR townhouB community. Houra taalbto. No work. Do what's nsnsBao' 9 too root of too ttow to yours. Lxcoisnl aomings. Cod Bob Fwnol,

477-7994APARTMENT MANAOCR8. k lor too Anoot ops

munfttB to SoutoftoM. <awo. HassMgsnwnTto Ooutoliold to

isaliInQ moluro. rssponstoli and oa- partarwodon sRa marwgamom poo- pla. CompotRNa aatory 4 borwRts oflorod. Siind raouma wito salary ro- gulramanls to;Manogamant OfSoo P. O. Box 2794,

SoutoftoM Mi. 49034

L IK E T O TA LK ?Earn Extra Christmaa Money

W e n e e d s e v e ra l p h o n e s o lic ito r s tos e ll s u b s c r ip tio n s to th is n e w s p a p e r. Y o u c a n e a rn $ 4 .2 5 to $ 6 o r e v e n m o re p e r h o u r! P lu s y o u w ill b e g a in in g e x p e r ie n c e a s a p ro fe s s io n a l T e le m a rk e te r . W e n e e d y o u if y o u 'r e s e lf- m o tiv a te d a n d w a n t to e a rn m o n e y . N o e x p e r ie n c e is n e c e s s a ry , w e w ill tr a in y o u .

H O U R S ;M o n .-T h u rs . 5 :3 0 p .m .-9 :0 0 p .m ,

T H E

THE CHARTER TO W N SH IP OF PLYM O UTHto sscapdag spp9cadSR tar

FIREFIGHTER/EMTSAURY S1SAM {m m H itirfln g )

MAnMUM SAURY $3SA37.Sf (M iM d Ite r Rw n m )SALARY IS CURnENTLY UNDER CONTRACT NCOOTIATIONS

REQ UIREM ENTS:1 Must b« A citIzAn of ttw UnilAd StAtAi of AmoncA 2. Muai havA TAAChAd 1Hh bklhdAv by ttw clOAing dAtA

tor ACCApting AppHcationA3 MuH poAAOAA A High School OtplomA or aquivAlAnl

QED4 MuaI havA no prior latony conviclionA5 M utt poAAAAA good moral chartciar6 M utt paat a background mvMHgalion7 Muai pOAAAtA normal haaring. normal color viaion ar>d

normal viaual luncllona and acwly In each tya oor raciabta to 20120 Mual ba Iraa Irom any olhar impad- imant of lha tantaa. phytlcally aound. In potaaaalon of lha cnadidala 't axtramkioa t ix l weUKievatoped phyalcaNy. wkh haighi and waight in ralalion to aach olhar arKf In accordanca wkh accaplad madical alarv darda

8 M utt ba Iraa Irom any phyttcal dafada. chronic d itaaaat. Infactlout diaaaaaa. organic or lunctional condWont or manlal and amokonal malabiWtAa which may land to impair lha alficlanl partormanca o l a FT I EMT'a dubaa. or which may andangar lha Nvaa of othara or lha FF/CMT

9 Mual road and wrtM al lha lavoi nacaaaary to partorm lha job o l a FF/EMT a t dalarmmad by an aiam lnatton daaiignad to laat lhaaa akklt

10 Mual damonalrala phyttcal abiWy al a laval nacaaaary to partorm lha |ob o l a FF/EMT. a t dalarmlnad by paaaing lha Civil Sarvica appokkad taaUng aulhorHlae' )ob roMad axamlnalton daaignad to Iasi phyalcal tkMa

t l . Mual poaaaaa a vakd Michtgan Motor Vahtda Opara- tpr a koanaa

12. Mual paat an oral imarvtaw13 Mual past a phyttcal txam tnallon todudlng drug

tcraoning and paychotogical avatuatton14 Mual poaa ia i an Emargarwy Madical Tachnictan LF

esnst (EMT) kom lha Michigan Dapaitmoni o f HaaNh no M ar than Wia data of lha wrWan Mamtnaaon

IS. Mual poataa i prool o f complatton of Itw SM a o l Mi­chigan Flre#gMer Laval 1 bMnkig oouraa no M ar than

oaw O W . TmmNa dFVb A 42399 Bn Nbtr 99 Nywauti Ml 49179 ftom 999 a« wM 4 39 am bagMnf iiftombar M. i99i kppicMom xwal ba fwtowii to 9« Qaii i Oitoa m totor Ran tw otoattg an* «t Fnaw Ctotobar li. i99i NOrfim O N iC A LU FIfA ii

aw foiM i ORnoRTuvrr aaiROYffw

0tMeertier & XctmtruN E W S P A P E R S , IN C .

36251 SCHOOLCRAFT P O BOX 2428

UVONIA. M ICHIGAN 48151-0428Mto arw an wouW opportune ampto|Wr

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE For SoutoB ldi Bkmlngham apart- nwni oomptoa. MuW hmw 2 yaara axpartonca and rafarancB. Apart nwnt 4 uWMb Inckidad.Sand raauma to; Box 999 Obaarvar

coarrtrtc Mawapapara, 39291 Scftoolcran Rd., UvorB. Mt dgana is o

An Equal Opportunfly EmptoyarAPARTMENT MANAGER

For 240 tmRa. 239 wRh Saction • proparty in WaaHand. Expartonoa prafarrad. Ca9 Pam 5pm 729-0710

APARTMENT PERSONNEL Larga apartrnam comptoa In Wtxom to curraintfy aaBina hard working,

•rgabc MMduN to lurtoar im-proB our atafl Wa ara taking appl

ly Mon.cattorw lor Grounda Apply Fri , 9-9. Tho V«iM

Bek Rd.Pontiac TfB 4 Backl4 PEOPLE NEEDED to maka B - pototmanta. No aatong, no aBwL anoa. wM train. 99 to 99/hr. Eaan- mga Mra TwkBI al 427-933$

Personal Sales RepresentativesLiberty Mucxial ia one o f Afncnca*alarfeaf insureny acrvmg owrr 100,000

wHmbuunaaics and tw o m H ion ind iv idu- •la. And wrhik we c« i*t promtac you tucceat, we do provide you w ith ■ M lary w hile you auive for it. lib e rty Sales Reps can enfoy un lim ited income oppom m iije t which lochide a fnted salary, plus a draw, a bonus and an expenM account L ibe rty w ill also help you tuccced by offering advance­ment oppom ioioes. One o f our exating m arltotjng vehicles is mots merchondiMng, w hich is the sole o f our products through payroll deduc- uons fo r porbctpotiQg companies. Many o f our Saks Reps go on to open ihe ir own so idtite locoDons, w h ik others continue on lo become managers. A college degree and retail or business cupenence are preferred. So if you want to make money w hile making a name fo r yourself, come lo lib e rty M utual.Thaaa poaitioma ara fa r o u r o ffice s la N oH , Trw y mwd W asarf o rd , M l.

In ta raa iad cmacUdmiaa shou ld aand ib a ir reausnaa to IJ b a r^ MirtumJ Inaurtonca O row p, 1*0 B os BOOl, N oM ,M l4B374.B001a A lta i D ap t. M l.Aa equal opportunity rmpteytf

LIffiRIYl MUTUAIJILibarty M utual laauraoca Oraup/Baafua

A P P L Y N O WCooks, bartandar. waWttsff The Moixii Cnalat 9. Royal Oak

A PRINTPIO WIZ NEEDED!high toval A 8. Dtck/TTEK pwaon.111/hf — -----477-4735

APT. MANAGER COUPLEHusband 4 wNa team toluxury apartmant oommunNy

managar axpartonoe a mual Exoel- tom salary 4 banaRla lo rtgM candL detot Cal tor appokibnani

K aftan E ntarprlB M , Inc. 352-3800

AUTOMOTIVEPROTOTYPE

CA8HffR/RART TME EVEMNQ3ChWtortokto ORperturtBe Btol wW I “ u** hewagW meto apUtodeauiomolNa spactol tntoraat protocto *4dtog macmbia s b t. Caa

474-2214

PAINTER • Mixing 4 maloMrw patoto Apphdngpalnto 4 u b M pakWng aquipmani of dtoga4 dania. Appbcauon of ffbarglaB 4 body fWsr. WalaBd/buff naw 4 old IlntohB. UgM disaBimbh 4 aambly of vaNcto Capabto of pro- ductog show quaBiy BtohB

C A S H IE R S' Fiai or port

MB 4 Farmtoglon.Amoco Food Shops

CASHIERB'Part-Tbna"

MECHANIC - Knowtodga of tools 4 aquipmom to partorm rapaka. Abto todtognoB4 rapak esMctoa. Qan-

al madianicai apUluda. Abto to tobow erkton 4 earbal dkacHona.

For tom IQA

wwAn Equal Opportunity Emptoyar

wW kato. Orebard-Tan 24049 Orehard Laka Rd..

FABRtCATOR • Abto to raad bkia-1 prints, work wNh EngtoaortnQ Da- I partmant 4 to daatan davKoi Partorm: MIG. TIG 4 braiing.Oparato 4 UB fabrtcaltog equipmont. Muat know basic mato 4 I

CABHIERB 4 PfWOUCE HELP Good pay. RNMb Fndl Market

33304 W 12 Ml449-111

CASHIERS. STOCK 4 DEU Ful Mma 4 Part dma

W« train. Good wages.479-7794

PAINTER’S HELPER - L ^ 4 raaBambly of w

of

CASHIER8-

Tapkw 4 maaktog < B ^/D ufl naw4 old

to;

■ stock 4 S93M

I Farmtoglon. Fm j pN al any of lha loi ' 2n09 FarmkMpon Rd.

k.31914(k«rtoRI>

Sc 4 pfiarmaqr tocii Hapla Drug Btoraa d or part ifina. Ap-

191 Grand

SPECIALIZED VEHTLES, »IC 1401 Ptodmont Aeanua

Troy. Ml 49093

CASHCn/STOCXI Parry Orvg Sloraa, toe. to leifctog I part itoia Caahlar/Stock paraona I Mual ba abto to work Maxtoto hours.

A U T O P O R T E RLarge Suburban Auto Oaaiar Group

Apply to paraon al: 33459 Savon MBRoMI. LtoOMa. Ml.. 49192.

worktog dapandabto paraon. Appl cam mual have good drMng raoord. Apply to parson at:

T A M A R O F F B U IC K29999 Tetograph. Southfield AcroB from the Tel-12 Ma«

CA8HCR/8T0CK ■Si, toe. to 'TStoefc paraona lor

' Drug Storasi, toe. to aaMiing itoia CaehtorTSr •farmtoglon! ba abto to work Raxtoto hom

Apply to parson at: 31221 Fourtoan

AUTO RECONOmONINO Part/M- ttma. Prafar axparton^sd but wdMng

49019 bahMBn Ilia houra of 9am- 4pm on Pep tom bar 27Vi and 30to.

--------1 C A T A L O GC A L L S

AUTO SALES Exportonoad to naw 4 uoad cars for

oflar domo. Bluo Cross Blue good working onWronmam, unbmN* ed aarnlng potawMal. For appokW-

imealWayna. 42S-9400

Pri

dans.

AUTO TECHNICIANSgoTBahw garaga sarvioo station I Garden City naada Auio Taohni-1

Do you 97-S9/hr? How about o your

ki \dan Oiy noadi DrtvabBy emu ■alarrad Bo b i

must ASECarb- aatory -f oom- For

ptoaBcadMhaorEdna. 522-1930

I raapondtog to e adrartlBd products Coaiplata traintog plus banafWs In a luxurtous

I oompulartaad ofRB-CB 391-9700AWWNQ SIGN SHOP rtog 4

tooandai»GriOawara. Graphic Arttola. inaiaBrs.

CHANGE YOUR LIFE)' Start a now caraar to raW aatatotoday. CB UB Dw iib al 399-7111

REAL ESTATE ONE

AMERICAN AtkNINQ 922-9000

A-1 WINDOW to Famunglon HMa to Window Ctoanars Soma b <

I CHAUFFEUR tar Buoy UmouBto I Sarvica. Expartonea profarrad I ptoaee cB Mon-Frt bstwiin 9 9pm

CB. 926-9392

partonoa pr atari ad Fui ttma, Mon-1 ______- ___- ___Sai tartiour to MWl Own c» ra- M 2 2 T fS T !2 I.2 T ‘*!22l8

CHEF Wantod to oparato Ml aamloa

qukad 959-1071BANK ROBBERS

99 TO START Coaaga sludants qufto robbtog your I piggy bank Fiaxibto schadulB. ooi- toga craBta. p roviy^N o ,totophona ( " — - - -IC B 6-9 499-93n

tourant Sand m au^ to B<M< 994. Obaarvar 9 Eooantric Nawapapara, 39291 Schooler sR Rd MtoNgan 49190CHBnMST • Rotkad ohomtotrtacM-

BELLEVM.LE AREA toga

inowtodga of < ronic p rtoctoto

m m to e m wantod tor BM toboralory, OCI - - - - - - Occatoonw tn

■torocy and bamg

MB shd programn Csndidais shoMd

knmtoadflK bluaprtm | Hng quaity

aiork 9 backuD tog lor samptoa 19-24 hra/waok Sand rBuma to 41329 Todd Lana. Now. Ml 49379CHKO CARE anorgakc. i 4 loddtora

tor amB group of totonto to Homo Daycare. Farm-

991-2909

ouaga lo coma to my homo (I ieidMtoa area) naodad immsdiaisii

CB 929-9499ASSEMBLERS

Light toduawtof. wB train Starting wagaSSrtw includB haaRh banaMa

90 days Parmanarn Mi Mm Mon-Frt, 7-3 30pm 4 oflar

noons 3.30-12 midnight Apply t paraon ol Mtoro CraR. 41107 Jo Or Noel Locatod N of Grand Rwar C off

ASSISTANT MANAGER For Borta ratB flora Expartonoa praSarrad CB Stan 422-2241

ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS . 123.000 YR •

9 doy : 10 hour work weak FBban-

partonoa a pkia

SSSOCIATES PART-TME

In part lima ampioymam p^e jQ ^^em ei parte

Mon • Prt batwaan 4am-,AOOtytoilam-3pm

, 4 9904 an

indwairtal D r. PiymoBh.

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERSlaundry roams to apartmam oam- ptooB Day work. 94 » • 19 90 par hoia PoW hobdBs and 'iiwodMoni. CB Mon - Frt . 9 AM - 3 30 PM

427-4343ATTENTIONI

IMMEDIATE OPf NdSOS In Pw OB land Coitoty Araa tor B typB of tab* CB Mon torv Sal l i t 9997

AUTO DCTAItPKI

Mual ba 17 ar oMor Aograaaiva.ato Sm pay tor area Si4 9990

AUTOMOTfVg - Olotona naadad tar larga ganaral rp> paktaatoty Uffd moMdeaf dudB Room tor ttomnesmanl FuM arport

to paraon Darts AutoCara *sc

7 MB 4 NarMBto Rd totnduairttf Park) 340-9119

Or..

AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON tor buoy parta alora Muat have af

ary raqutownams to Piam Manager. Boo 309. ■ iliiB s . Mi M l 12

An Equal Opportunky Emptoyar

CHILD CARE ASSISTANTFui ar part lima Trey Long LBa 4 Adams 941-7744

bo iler service Tachnician. Ioommartcel toduairtol boOen 9 1 bumara, HVAC axparianoa canald arad CB Bob Paaros S91-4700BOOKKEEPER * Part tona. tor • buttosB. compuiar expartonoa I hatoM Fiaxibto houra In our homo W BIcomBId area CB. Mon. Wad. Frt. 9.30-11 30om 961-7932

RatoranoB reguksd 99 90^ 442-2960

•ORkfO MILL OPERATOR DaVIga. mtokwum 9 yra axpartanca on tool work Paw bsnakto 9 hoidaya Ap-

13090 inkator Rd . RadM

CLEAfBNO PERSONlor luxury apartmant

commmunky In Canton 720-1109

PtyStBBOOCPORT LATHE OPERATOR IU9 ar part Wna. minimum l/yr b ^amtoB naadad CB 9an8-2pm

CLEAN Pf WATERFORD Pari Pma. mWmghto. 11pm-f 30am. Mon-Frt 99 90pm how Apply Frt 9Bai onty 339-2919

500 IM p Wm M

«329 umi 4pm. Ool 17 AnEquWOppaMty

Ool 17. 1991.

CNC MKL OPOUTOR tor prw naan 3naan 3 yaara anpa sal ito- Kitowtodga of Fanuc Car»- kato reqBwd Apply ar 12709 Mar­ian. Radtord. 937-0490

COLLBCnONB BPEOAUBT

Contort. RienPisr 979-7494

An Equrt Opportunky Employer

COLLECTOR

Indhddual tor M l Mma totoda poaklon SMary 4*Sand raaiana toctudbw ry to: B. Hwitor. P .(f Boa '92479. Uvento. ML. M192.COLLEGE BTUOOfT WANTED tor

abto to work wB wIPioul ctaB iuparvtolon. Hours ere Batata,

togs or waBands Car required tor W a .......................SS

CONSTRUCTION coodtoator tor up

Inctude bkia prtma. |ob art >q). dartng. ArcMtoctual dagraa pra- torrao- Sand raauma e4lh salary ra grtramma to: Boa S39 Obaarvar 4 Eccantric Mawspapars. 39291 SchootoraR Rd.. Lkmma. Mtohlgan

BAKERS HELP WB train. Apply in paraon:

24561 W 12MBRd

COUN8EUNO POBfnON Fu9 tone. Barttolora dayB In

Id 9 minimum of

Ba 9 ohldren ragukad Must dam- onsSraia good verbal 9 vnklan oonv

4 eftaePva prob- (Ing aSPi toarw 45 Nary pkia bana-

kls. AasurnB B O B f d thru Sapt 30 YouPi LMng Cantor. 719 Malar Rd. Inkstor. Ml.Unda.

M141. Attontlen

Counter ClerksFB 9 pan-ttma. No oKportanoa noooBary. Janat Darts Ctoanars. 19 MBalLihaar 947-3009COUNTER HELP - Fui or part ttma.

ty wkMn Lots GroB Ctomra, 33310 W 12 MB Rd.

to. 993-0029COUNTER HELP

Rd. Ctoanars naads countor paraon. part Ikna. Bxibto hours, n fi Iraki NorttirtB 349-9120

COURffR/AOMtokSTRATIVE FB tons poaRtan avsBbto tor a rB-

indMdurt to datvar imporlam igoo and dooumarna Orthr ary

duttB 20-30 houra waakty Other

mtoe. ofBa duMiS ExcaMant driving raoord raqukad. Reply to F O Box 941.Nert.MI4S379

COUBERrtJBRARV CLERK/ GOFER

500 M Upkm trt

Data Input Clerk

911 1300. aw 391

Erb LUMBER CO.DATA PROCCSSINO

AS/400 IS IT!ARE YOU BORED

DOING JUBT CODE?THM to THE SPOT FOR YOU

S29.000-949.000 CALL 999 3030 Men B T30

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H o m e o w n e r s l a x a b o u t i n s u r a n c e

Y m c m ra ca J l m a ty fa c ta a b o a t y o a r hoaaa — a t­tra c tiv e fM ta ra a , Im p re v e m e e u m ade o v e r th a ya a ra , a p p ro a ta ia u m a rta t va la a .

B a t a rb a t a b o a t y o a r b o m a o w a cn

T b a t'a r if b t , tb a d o ca m a o t th a t p fx ita c ta y o a r c a a tla aad Ita coa teo ta fra m a ta rm . f lr a , tb a ft aad vaa da l- tam laaaaa. T b a b a a ra a c a a lao p ro - ta c ta yoa fro m lia b ility fo r In jiiiie a m a ta ln a d b y o tb e ra oa y o a r p ro fM fty aad d a m a ta a cauaad b y ro e tn b e ra o f y o a r honaobold e laew bere .* H om aow aara g a o a ra lly d o a 't know

a ia c t ly w h a t tb a y bava , iaau ran ce p ro fa e a ka ia la m a ia ta ln .

"M o a t pa op la ha ve no id e a w h a t th e y 're co ve re d fo r ,” aa id A lic e M a l- kow yeb , an a fe n t w ith Johnaton La w ia A aaocla tes.

Soe K e e lin g , a cu a to m e r ae rv ices

ra p ra a a a ta tlv a fo r added. “ I d e a l tb ta k tb a y w here th e y a ta ad "

A dviaad J e ff A abtaa . a r a r a a r 'a Ina a ra ace ag aak "T b a tb la g tb a yaboa ld be co a ce ra a d w ith i i a o t w h a t th e y 're co ve re d fo r b a t a rba t th e y 're a o t co ve re d fo r . It 'a oaM or to eapla la fro m th a t p e re p e c tlve ”

"P R O B A B L Y T H E th e m o o t m ia co a e tm o d c o m m e e t Is . ‘ I t 'a co ve re d ,' ” M a lk o w y c b sa id . "T h e quea tloo aboald be, ‘C ove red fo r w h a t? ' C oneam era tb la k th e y 're to ­ta lly co ve re d fo r e v e ry tb ia g .

"W b a t th e y m ig h t n o t kno w a b o a t je w e lry la th a t tb e re 'a a 1500 lim it , a 1100 d e d u c tib le , it 'a o o iy fo r th e ft and th e y need to f ile a p o lic e re ­p o rt,” abe added

B aa ic and d e lu xe p o lic le e o ffe r d if ­fe re n t p ro te c tio n s .

The m o st b a s ic co ve ra g e g e n e r­a lly p ro te c ts a g a in s t 11 p e rila In ­c lu d in g f ir e and th e ft, a c c o rd in g to th e M ic h ig a n A sso c ia tio n o f C e rti­

fie d P abU c A cco a n ta a taM id d le co ve ra g e p rw v ld ss fo r ad -

(fa tin e a I p ro te c tio n to d e d to g dam - agas fro m fro n sn p lu m b in g , fa llin g o b js c ts aad th e w m gb t o f snow andice

D e h ixe co ve ra g e , th e m o st popu­la r p la n now adaya , c o ve rs a ll ris k s a o t s p e c lfic a ly e sc lu d sd . F lo o d in g aad e a rth q u a ke s a re com m on e s c h i- aions.

"B a c k -u p o f sew ers and d ra in s a lso is n 't co ve re d ,” A sh ton sa id . "L a te ly , com pan ie s ha ve been d e fin ­in g an e a rth q u a ke as e a rth m o ve ­m e n t. T h a t m eans you w o u ld n 't be co ve re d i f a la k e u n d e rm in e s o r a sand dune s h ifts .”

B U T Y O U C A N bu y e x tra c o ve r- age

F lo o d in su ra n ce is exp ensive . K e s lin g re c e n tly w ro te a flo o d in s u r­ance r id e r fo r s tru c tu ra l dam age on a $150,000 house in th e G roase P o in te s . T h a t r id e r co s t $055. The re s t o f th e hom eow ners p o lic y cam e

t o l iM» ^ * - g p rov id e d m e n rth q u s k a

co vo ra g s q u o te o f 4d o s n is p e r | 1,0M fo r a b r ic k beuae. M e s n ts p s r $1,000 fo r a w ood fra m e s tru c tu re

D iffa ro n t com p a n lss n u y tre a t a M m iu r sa t o f fa c ts d iffo ra a tly .

Som e p o tte to s w ill c o v e r th e coa t to re m ove a tru e th a t b lo w s do w n oa p r iv a te p ro p e rty w ith o u t ca u s in g p h y s ic a l dam age . Som e poU ctas co v ­e r food s p o ila g e in a fra e a a r fro m po w e r o u ta g o a

O n loaoos o r lis m s g s s to co a te n ta , consum ers c m chooaa re p la c em e n t coo t o r a c tu a l cash (d a p re d a to d ) v a l­ue. The la tte r is che ape r b y a b o u t 10 p e rce n t, b u t ag en ts a re v ir tu a lly unan inM us in re co m m e n d in g th a t hom eow ners o p t fo r fu ll rc im b u rs e - m eoL

C onsum ers a ls o can save m oney by in c re a s in g tb e ir d e d u c tib le , o u t- o f-p o c k e t expenses th e y p a y on a c la im b e fo re in su ra n ce p ic k s up th e ba la nce , to $250 fro m $100

C o n f i d e n t i a l i t y o w e d t o a s s o c i a t i o nCouM yoa p lea se e x p U la th e d s ty

o f c o n fid e n tia lity th a t Is ow ed to o u r a sso c ia tla a b y o u r a tto rn e y ? I am concerned a b o u t aa a p p a re n t lapse o f s e c u rity be tw een th e m anage- m e a t c o m p M y aad th e a tto rn e y w ho is la c leae g e o g ra p h ic a l p ro x im ity to th e m a nage m en t f irm . Cm yo u ^ v e m e M y sug gestion s on how to dea l w ith th is p e rce ive d p ro b le m ?

A n a tto rn e y has a p ro fe s s io n a l re ­s p o n s ib ility to m a in ta in c lie n t c o n fi­dences and to ta k e re a so n a b le m ea-

icondoqueriesRobert M. Melsner

sures th a t a re ne cessary to en sure th a t those co n fid e n ce s ar<e p re ­served. In c lu d e d w ith in th a t re spon ­s ib ility is th e need to ensure th a t

persons o u ts id e o f th e la w firm a re no t g ive n access to c o n fid e n tia l in ­fo rm a tio n o f th e c lie n t th a t is to be p ro te c te d .

I f , fo r e xa m p le , th e a tto rn e y is sh a rin g space w ith o th e r la w y e rs o r em p loyees o f th e m a n a g e m e n t co m ­pa ny, th e re co u ld be s itu a tio n s w he re th e co n fid e n ce s o f th e a tto r­n e y -c lie n t re la tio n s h ip a re co m p ro ­m ised . T h is w o u ld in c lu d e th e po ssi­b ility o f s h a rin g a s e c re ta ry o r o th e r pe rsonn e l. I w o u ld s tro n g ly u rg e th a t th e bo a rd o f d ire c to rs b rin g th is

m a tte r to th e a tte n tio n o f th e a tto r­ney and o b ta in adequa te assu rances th a t th e co n fid e n ce s o f th e asso c ia ­tio n a re b e in g p re se rve d I f yo u a re n o t s a tis fie d th a t th e a tto rn e y is as­s u rin g these co n fid e n ce s , th e bo a rd shou ld s e rio u s ly co n s id e r re ta in in g o th e r le g a l counse l.

R o b e rt M . M e is n e r is a B ir ­m in g h a m a tto rn e y c o n c e n tra tin g h is p ra c tic e in th e a re a s o f co n d o ­m in iu m s , re a l e s ta te a n d c o rp o ­ra te la w .

S e m in a r s e t t o e x p la in

b u y e r a g e n c y c o n c e p tR ic h te r A A sso c ia te s o f N o rtb -

v ille w ill spo nso r a h a lf-d a y re a l e s ta te b u ye r a g ency se m in a r fro m 9 a m . to 1 p .m . F r id a y a t th e P ly m o u th E lk s , 41700 A nn A rb o r.

F re d R ic h te r w ill d iscuss th e co n ce p t o f b u ye r re p re s e n ta tio n in w h ich th e b u y e r's a g e n t w o rks fo r th e c lie n t in c o n tra s t to w o rk in g w ith a tra d itio n a l ag en t.

“ T h e b ig g e s t d iffe re n c e is a tra d ­itio n a l a g e n t ca n w o rk w ith a b u ye r, b u t is re q u ire d b y la w to p ro te c t th e s e lle r ’s in te re s t,” R ic h te r sa id . “ A b u y e r’s a g e n t w o rks fo r th e b u y e r, p ro te c tin g th e

buyer’s best interests”T o p ics in c lu d e : b u ye r agency

c o n tra c ts , fe e s tru c tu re s , m a rk e t­in g th e co n ce p t, o ffic e p ro ce d u re s and lia b ility issues

R ic h te r lis ts som e o f th e b e n e fits to th e b u y e r w ho se le c ts and b u ye r's a g e n t as;

a A ccess to th e bousing m a rk e t beyond m u lti- lis te d bouses.

a D e te rm in in g p ro p e rty va lue s a S uggesting c lauses and con­

tin g e n c ie s th a t a re in th e best in ­te re s ts o f th e b u ye r.

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T E M P O R A R IE SNEVEHAFEE

SOO H a lp W an te dQROWINO raiad oporation haa an- madlato oparung for engergeOc, rw- aponalbN poopla wfth laodarahip aklda to M mwiagartai poalttona In our auburbon location. Mual bo wdl- Ing to do whatavar N takaa to gat tha )oo dona. Rated axparianoa a ptua. No phone cade. Sand raauma to Kiddy Land. 22130 Cooddga. Oaii Pwti. Ml 49237 Attn Mr

HAIR CARE Ucanaad coamotoloalata Want a caraar not )uai a tobf Want treating at parma. ahapatga Cad )ohn ryan

1-900-992-4970HAIR STYLIST

Barbara or BaauttcNna Wa rtaad help at a vary buay ahop. CHantaia Wanatgl Tha nama of tha ahop N - SHARE YOUR HAIR. 2n29 Plym­outh Rd.. Livonia. Aaa tor JoAnrta

429-9440

GENERAL LABOR • wantod. apply at 12900 Beach OaW. Radford N. of Pfymoulh Rd 7am-3pm

GENERAL OFFICE JANTTORIAL Early mominga, 2-4 houra. Mon • Thura Apply at: ACO tnc. 23333

roa Or.. Farminglon HMN

GENERALSERVICES

Appdeaborta era ourrantfy badtg accaptad for Environmental Sarvtoa WorLara A Olalary Aldaa PravtouaW# era accapbrtg appdeabona at our NmH Location o ^ . 12 30pm- 4pm . Men . Wad . A Ff1

PROVIDENCEMEOtCAL CENTER - NOVI

39900W lOMda Novi. M l. 49379

An Equal Opportunity Employar

FLORAL OESIONER m aapartanoad to worti ■aa fW ibNhra Plaaaa

349-9490FORECLOSURE TECHNtCUN

Mature NdMdual naadad to monitor

tact. 9 0 a piua tton amoaing ofRoaCad 10-1 PM OabbN MO-TTOl

FRAMER for ART GALLERY erieneedonh AppfyN

OraRMiaa Art Qedery. 219 Mama. Bamanymm Cad. 947-9722

FRONT DESK CLERK Cad tha MayPowar Hotel.

PlywtouPi. Ml 493-1920

FRONT DESK CLERKS awpananewd ANo Mauaaliaapari

bin 19999 S Laurel Parti Or

FRONT OEBK peaMon

malrlat Good raquirad WBtradt

phone NiaN A

FULL TbPE - no aapartonea

fumHura Soma Mtinw have wdbd drMng raeord ASparhr LMsnIa 929-9709

FURNACE CLEANERS WANTED ir targe aotabdWtad haobng A coal­

ing company Good pay A opporhi-fwn VO* awv aioammvv wwi worn r^nvNdbrtduaN For Ntaritaw cal Dan or Tim al 479-902gGt NP t ^ CAF flW A -M aw houra A oondNiona, banadia mmdabta. Novt area Cad 9am-2pm 349-9100.

QENERALHBLP MACHbUE BMOP N FanMhfton HRa

X tar praduettan maMbna aarti, hona, gHndara A gtattng

CaTMefrSaTrhm 4T3-990SOEICRAL LABOR

Pud mm.94 9MA hr

OHva iNoggorty

daya A rb M . Banai t a a Apply 24990 NuW Ih- ha M o^ of Gran9 RNor

GENERAL SHOP LABOR • hM tOno Soma heavy MOtg $9 90 par hour to atari F ^ ralaa aflor 1 monbi Ap­ply at Stmpaon Qranfia. 9791 9 Mbo. batwaan Maptar A Satom Rd. SatomTwp 494-1911GENERAL6 W O M E N A N O M E NEarn $4i07waali Entry tmml. mual be 1A. naal. courtaoue artd obta to atari unmadtolaiy No aataapoopta pioaao Cad Mr Rhoada al 42 D M

HAIR STYLIST • FtA wtd p^-ttm a opamrtga. at high voluma Faniaattc S«na Farmlrtgton. Plymouth. Oar- dan City. Wayne A Waatland CaN QIann Shaw Jr A Aaaodataa

599-7727

HAIR STYLISTGaurantaad Salary plua Product Commlaaton On goatg educational ctaaaoa. nmv bcanaaa'awatcoma FANTASTIC SAMS Uptown Farmatgion 473-7600

HAIR STYLISTIn Cartlon. 3 opartirtga up to 90% commlaalon Brirtg m your ebanta CMNIcti 499-7997HAIR STYLIST • A nad technician wantod, pratarabty with cbarttaia Had Agam. Waallwtd 729-3000HAIR STYLISTS/Mwticurtata A Ra- oapilortlato tmrrtadtota opartatga AM rtaw aoAd oati daoor Salon to be Ro- chaatar araa'a rrtoal alagani A praa- tlgloua Had Salon 313-692-7209

HAIR STYLISTSEjipertenoad Fu6 or pari tana Farmington Hida Area Aad for Oamaa or Oana 479-9670

SOO HbIp W BntB dHEATING A AIR CONOITIONINQ

EjqMrtancod aorvlco poraon naaJad for commercial A raaldantlal aarvtoa. Good hourly rata A barwRta. Prodl ahwdig/panalon. 427-2994HEATINQ/OOOLMa TECHNK IAN Expartonoad to word to aardoo and aataa lor raaldontM and

I and be abla Ip i9

4n-'200staka<harga | word on hb 0 banadta Cad,HELP SOMEONE by ahvtng your home and provlddtg foatar care for an adutt with mental ralardatlon. Hava day tdna houra free whba earn­ing tlA.OOO a yav Oadland County roatdanta onfvCad HomaAndar at 332-4410HIRING DRIVERS. $A-$t2/hr. Pari or fu l tdna. Apply anfytdna. Cottage inn Ptzza. 26945 Orchard Lada Rd..

t2-l3 MdaHOME HEALTH AIDES

Ara you looking for a permanent poaibon aa a dvwJn Home Health Alda? Ara you avaiabla for dB-bmo or nwadand poattlena? b the anawart ara yoa. Lhm-fn Aldaa would Mm you to |otn Rs buay atafl of paopla caring for tha aldarty Cad ua batwaan 9-9, Mon -Frl at

949-4447

500 H$^W anMH.V.A.C . MECHANIC

9 YEARS EXPERCNCEOatroh undmltod )oumayman card Union wage A banadta opportunfiy Mad raaiana to: Paraonnal Oapt. 20101 Fankad. Oalroll. Ml 4A223

IN C O M E T A X P R E P A R E R S

No axpartanca or aapartanoad Free training now. R ji or part tdna amploymarb opportunWaa in your neighborhood for tax aaaaon for thooa paopla who auooaaafudy complota training Exoadani earning

Nationwtda Income Tax Sarvtoa584-7640

INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT CO naada cuaiomar ortantad paraon for

abta car raqudod

HAIR STYLIST WANTED Ful or part tdna. axparianoa pra- farrod at 2nd Straata. North vMa

34A-SA99HAIR stylist Ucanaad. fud or pari hma. axeaaani aamd?g potartoai

program including atfvarwad on Waatlwhd 429-9910

HAIR stylist (2L with ebantata, for a prograaaTva Farmington HWa

Entoy a frtondty atmoaphara Commlaalon. bonuaaa. paid vaca- ttona 47i-2l2t

GRACE CHRttTlAN LEARNING CENTER Now hddig h il artd pwl ttma Cara Ohara In Troy Ftaaibia houra WMtram Rha 949-0792

HANDY PERSON needed for amad aoiata A farm to taka eara of grounda A horaoa Soma barnyard vvord Muat have rgiarancoa. Irana- portatton A ba modvotad Appacant haa opportunity to team heraa care A word with horaaa $S-$6 an hr Cab 313-34A-29S3

NoGRMOER/POLMHER lartanoa naoaaaary WM di

Starting pay $9 99 par hour Fud banadia aRar 90 daya Apply at.US induairtai Tool. 19101 Cat Plymouth

G R O U N D S K E E P E RFud lima, yaar round Novi apart-

comptea For ditaMtaw cad 349-1906

QUARAffTEEO PiCOME PROGRAM 129.000 mabmum annu Get a feat atari to auooaaa wdh

CALL TERRY AT 32B20W Real Eatoia la . die Waatland

HAIROREBBSRA NAN. TtCMNCtAN for buay aalon In

Fud or part-bmaPlymouth499-0970

HAIR OREBBERB • LICENBED Good Opaortondy AdAapacia of Had Btybnf Chad rental atoo wwdabla iDAMTa HAIR SALON. N w aida af NawburiR 9 Five Mba. Lfvonla Cad. 494-2270

HA9I9TVUBTBa your aam boaa. ram a chad orparoomaga HadConeapiaCtM PauL 422-9730

HAIRBTYLIBTOuho'a Famid Htbr ihop Pud or port bmo GAaMMa ibidna Radfordnjvorbi araa Ut-9997

HMRSmMT

i.2evwbng» , ON rib. 991HAIR BTYUBT. EXPERKNCEO

A BHAMPOOER, M ar part bma NorthvBa/Ptynwubi araa

Fantbnglan/? I 479 $$B0ar

HAMBTYUBT TMn a w

HEALTH & NLTTRITIONWartiad MuRI- Laval Mark atari

Only aartoua naad apply Cad Marty 499-4329

HEATlNQ-CCX>LINO TECHMual have at laaai 7 yaart aapan- anoa Cad 992-3414

HOME MANAGER For Group Home in Garden Cdy Raquda axpanancad with davalep- marWady diaablad. and minimum of 2 mara cobaga ManegemerH •■pa-

mum 1940 btaaalify Rita.training I dta. 477-!

H O L ID A Y IN N D E T R O IT M E T R O

A IR P O R TM an aioalNnf opportunity avab-

Hotel Hotel

Berkshire HotelM now accaptdrg appbeattona hx tha fobowtng

• SALES MANAGER <outaidal

Expartanoa raquirad Apply di paraon or aond raouma to Tha Bwdahda Hotel. tOH Mba A Tatograph In Soulhdatd.Attention Ruoa CartaonEqual Opportunity Employar M/F/H

HOTELTHE SHERATON SOUTHFIELD

Hotel haa an wnmadiata opening for an •ipartanood

• NtOHT AUDITOR Pravtoua axpartanca prafarrad Graat aafary A banadta Apply Mon- Thur. t-4pm or aandraaMnato

Shorton Southdald Motol 19400 A Hudaon Or Oouthdatd. Ml 49079HOUSE CLEANER

Ptymouth Tap. Ctaarbng Co

tiai No avantngi. no aaakanda Fui orpari-idna Cad avarbnga 420-4000HOUSEKEEPER tor apartment oom- ptai to ctaan hadw A vacant unita Southhatd/Bdminqham araa Fuaidna CadA47-At02

An Equal Opporturdty EmployarHOUSEKEEPERSEXPERIENCEO

iMg^ortunffy

HOUSEKEEPINO SERVICE Soak­ing •ipartancad fud/part-bma am- pioyaaa to ctaan raaidanbai homaa la ^ r to atari, wdh raiaa aRar A moM ptua madtoai banadta Bonuaa oppertundtaa. tranaportabon naad- ad Apply batwaan tOam A 12 noon

4l90a JOY RO CANTON

INSTALLERStmmadiata opontoga lor diatadort at matro Oatroit'a largaat oaiular eom- muntcabona aquRdnant Nrm. InalaF- katton A mechanical axpartanca halphJi Muat badapandabN A hava good driving raeord MuatboabNIo work aoma Saturdaya. PoaMlona open at tha fodowtng tocabona. Plaaaa apply In paraon at;

BIRUINOHAM 1932 S Woodwwd Ava

N of 14 Mbo Rd

FARMINGTON HN.LS 32629 North waatam Hwry

met S of 14 Mba Rd

MADISON HEIGHTS 31079 John R . N Of 13 Mba Rd

INSURANCE-EXPERIENCED ONLY Mw?y aganciaa aak for our help In itTHh^ paraonal A commardai ina CSR'a. produoora A tnarkatora, ao wa rtaad you rtow Saiartaa to 340.000

Comporry Paid FaooAnn BbM PersonnBl, Inc. (kwuronoa Spactabat oinoa 1979) 30600 TatagrNih Rd . Suita 237$

Birmhwn Fwrm Mt 46029 940-3399

Interior DesignerFu9-tbna poadton, Profoootonaf ASID

mckida group mour- anoo. ponaien and

idtarbigtor imant. 6mdbN

500 m p W antB dJANTTOR

Fud ttma auparvtaor. Ofboa Evan- Inga. $18,000 yaar plua Bhia Croaa. Van or truck wfth cap ragulrad. Sand faauma to: P.O. Box $7494. Cmtion. Ml.. 49199 397-3134JOB COACH • Enfoy ctaantng? Aa-aduNa? Cxcadam opporkjmty to Nht a vary aupporbva toam thai makaa a dWaranoa. Banadta $6 90 to atari CNi Mon-Frl , 9-4pm. 422-9130

JOB REPAlR/OtE SETTER Ctaan. afWclant malal atampaig plant aaaka paraona axpartanoao whh prograaafva dtoa A alrlaada Ganaral tool room knowtodga help­ful. Cicadant banadta. SaMry baaed on aaportonca. Apply in poraon; 300

Dr.. Phanouth.

K E LLY H A S T H E JO B S

Kady Temporary Sarvtoaa la currant- fy looking for Wtrahamoaa Aaaombfy p o o ^ for long torm aaatgnmanta N Iho Canton Araa. Mual hava radabN tranaportatton Day ahdt avadabto wdh houra from 81X) to 4 30. O w - ttmo. borxia and banadta ara of­fered For more Information, plaoaa apply t o ^ batwaan 91X> and 3<M)

Waatimtd 329-9590696WaynaRd

South of 6wrry HH Wayno Road Piaxa

KELLYTemporary

ServicesAn Equal Oppofturbly CHptoyar

KEYPUNCH KEYTAPC OPERATORS

Expananca raquirad Daya and aftamoona Farmington araa Cad

474-1139

LABORERSConatruCbon. roo9ng M

$7 00 an hour to 429-9444

AMW379001

Jacobson’sAn Equal OpportimNy Employar

HOUSEWIVES Oaatgn Firm naad

oratlona A lhama party decor Ftoal- bN houra W hour 649-3936

HYOAULC REPAIRMAN Traawo poaftton open to norvamok mg raoani High School Oraduato wfth prior auto Ptop or machkio Wiop background 667-2101

ora ready to taka fu i kd'mntaga of OM groarth. and raady to nwka bmo- vatfva ciontrtbubona to your own Wa Ourranby hava oparbnga tor anKRChanMi

comwwiraeation aklba A tha to

oflar acoivpaihiia atarbng aaNry and ax- eabant company banabtt To ba oonitdarad ptoaoa forward yaur ra­auma atih aalary hlaiary in oompfata conhdanca ta HOLIDAY iNN. OTTMA. 31200 NduatrNi Expraaa way. Romufua, Ml 41174

Equal OppoRunhy Employar Mbtcrby^ambfa/liaridtcappad/Vat

HOST PERSON, BARTENDERamninga. hid A part bma Startirkg 9A iO/hr Apply N paraon Southdald M m . 29920

HOTEL MAITNSNANCI HELP WANTED Hard working, handy pw- eon naadad for t24 room hotel

A banadta Eipananoa barrad but not naeaoaary HAMPTON PIN N O R Tt^Lf

113-492-1119

HYORAULC PIPE nTTERB Eipartanca In hydraude tuba bond-

Mra CaiOan. 399-1924INSURANCE

CLAIM S ANALYSTFor a Southdald TPA Minimum 2

393-9900. eat 9713

CUUM SERVICE SPECIALIST

background and knovbodga of aido podey a ti quadfy you for on aaoat- larti opportunity to work aa a CMim Sarvtoo gpiciadat in die SaubidMd

Appdeabona aro being Mondaythrouap Frtday • 30am and 4 00pm AppR

CUNA Mutual Inaixanca Qrotp 29333 Tolagraph

I 19 49034

OnlyA G E N C Y P O S IT IO N S

OduthdaM - Lfvorba - Tray

CSRi Maikabng Oadwa RatariCONCOAO PERSONNEL

19900 MMdIabad Rd 479-2200

inventory CONTROL CLERK Laokmg for poraon vbbi hnoatodgo m cyoia count mvontoriaa for food product dtalrlbutor Wbbng to work laghtft Compulor bnoWadgi hatp- M Sand raauma ICC 6079 Samuel Bwton. BebvNe Ml 49100janitor lor the Ground Rotaid raa- taurwd ai Royal Oak • 30am- 3 30pm Wage iiagotiahta Banadta iwth fud ttma ampkwmam Apply N paraon 2-4pm 3310 N at 13 Mba

JANITORFob ttma for Southdald aparimant compfbM Cad M9-3420

JANITORML HELP WANTED$9 00 par hour to atari

300-1942JANfTOFbAL

Wochaatar Araa Mominga. 7am- tiwn. 9 to 7 daya par woak hhiat hava own tranaporlabon 94 00/$9 par hour to atari Muat ba avadabia

*■ - - 394-9197JANITOR typa work In aparimanta in Waabard araa Pay alarta $9 90 pm hour Mual hava oar Cad 9 • -------al34l-9024KINDERCARE LEARMNO CENTERS Ckddcdra

for expanding anrodr a pan of the bigool A

tfia chid aara mduatry Banadto ' A dental tnauranoa.

m A paraanaf 39329 14MW

ViiaNiad A Haggerty)

laborbr for blocclayer

L A B T E C H N IC IA N

Kay Automobva QrapMoa la a laad- mg auppbar of automobva dacaN mdudaig atnptng. lananng and 3-0 amblama Wa ara aaaking an inW- vtdual to work m our Cotor and AppicattonaLab ThaMaaf candMata wB hmra 2 yaara of lab axpartanca Inctudbig a backgrourto m coahnga and color mpichaig. aa

background Ptaaaa aand your to;

Kay Automobva Oraphtco RE LABTECHNI AN 97 Kay induablai Ortva

P O Boa 1000 Liko Orton. Ml 4C301

pakrbng A pewdar ad a imia Wa v9iooabng aquipmant

tram wry mthMaiaabc paraon Apply 01 Samoa Eiactraatobc toe. 1109$

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landscape HELP NEEDED unto n-30 Lawn clean yp. ale ham araa Cad aRar I

m mowtof. toaf par hr ibmtop-

vBgm 29A-I0illeasino A oen .Evaninga A waakanda, hourly «

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ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES CORP

(313)355-4900 («u«l Oaaortunlly In a i'V *'

500 H d p W an te d 1500 H a lp W a n ta d

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ORMN LAWNCARE tooktog for Salaa Manager with town cara axpa-to motNata othare. Salary with ban­adia and bonua plan Cad Orkin at

344-9910LEASMQ AGENT • RR lima. Mual ba aapartarroad. Garden Cdy A Woabwtd araa Start Immadtotofy Cad 11am tpm for mora Informa­tion. 429-0930LEASING CONSULTANT naadadcomptox In Farmington HBt CadMaioaaoi 471-4A4A

LEASdtO COffflJLTJUVT Exporiancad lor Rochoaiar HMa apartiwont oommunify Part ttma

693-72nleasino CONSULTANT

Maadad fu i ttma ter aparlmani com- ptmi In Fantongton. Expartanoa helpful Salary plua apartment

47A-6090USRARY TECHMCtAN

1 yaar fu l time bbrary WNWianca at a tochntcal aarvtoaa araa W« input A maintain bIbiograpNc raoorda. aerial raoalpl A c f ^ racorda on A off Una; avaluata A procaai matort- ala for binding or rapair Sand faauma to

Unlvamty of Datroit Mercy Human Raaouroaa

POSoi 19900 Oatrod. Ml 49219-3999

An Equal ~Affirmathm

r Opporturtily Engboyar abva Action Emptow

LICENSED C08M0TOL00I8T8 a for Jon.

933-A133LICENSINQ in real ESTATE

Our aludanta hava a 90% paaa rat# on tho State Exam Wa GUARANTEE that you vW paaa the State Exam or your money back' Ctoiaaa atarbng toon Cal Uaa Oumaa at 399-7111 for dotaba

SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE

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R E A D Y TO W O R K ?

C A L L KELLY!!Kady Temporary Sarvtcaa naada ■ght toduatnaf wokare Sign vp toiday and work right mvayi

• leaigniTiarta to Livonta toymeuth. and WaatlandM^l ^^and Short term aaatgnmani

• PACKAOINQ. light ASSEMBLY A PRODUCTION aaatgnmanta• Al SMRa Avadabia• MUST HAVE RCLIASLE TRANSPORTATION

29449 A Mda Road W of Mtodtobafi

922-3922

KELLYTemporary

ServicesAn fqual Opportunity Empteyor

LfVE bt HoMlh Cara for racovarmg tomato atroka pditont Mual drha to thwapy LUhthDueakaaptoa

349-0993LOCMN AStWTANT Organtoadand abia to handto a vartoty of laaka En­try toval poabton to a prograaaiva. amdronmaniai laboralo^ to Watma Good bandbta A itorttog wage Sand raawna la Log-in Hafbon 44AAFtolchar. Wayna.Ml 491A4lumber taro tooktog far a a ^

qvktog anpleyaa tor mdifda Ewtonee to lumbe todueby

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474-9330

light industrial POsrriONSAATEC Tamporarwa la aocapttog appbeabona lor ganaral labor, pack- Mtog. ■ght machtoa work AATEC ow e compattthm pay A ftoxibia houra. For an appototmant, caM AATEC today at 291-9222LOCAL RESEARCH COMPANY naada ampioyaaa lor muatc onantad cad out raaaarch Cad Monday thru Friday. 6pm 6pm. 827-9947

LOOKINQ FOR bfORKT Wwahouaa AaaWwti, S9mr, Ad- mtoiabaova Aaatatant. $7 50/hr.. DentalAaaistant.$7/hr ityouaraan mgnbm Oakland County raaldoni cad SET 394-9167

SCREW MACHINISTopening for paraon axpa- ■h Grtdtoy Acma acraw

machkia 3 pkia yaare a muat Day A avantog aiWU avababia Cad:

529-AlOO today, start torrtorrow

M A C H IN EO P E R A T O R S

Al Johnaon Conbolb, mnovahon comas from iwtanmg to nm* idoaa artd new approached Our Ptoatlc Contamar DMamn w a taadtog U S auppHar of Ngh-quadty aoh drtok bottiaa and mnovattva packaging for a wide vartaty of markets Ym atari righi from conoapt and deaign through prototype phaaaa. mold da- aign. manutoctunng. and dato»ar> At avary alaM. lha RaxiMMy to ac­cept new aolutiona haa kept ua at tha forabord of tha mduatry Wa ara now aeoaptmo appbeahorw tor Me- China Oparaiora

Quatotod mdivtdual muat ba capabto of axarciamg KJdgamant and making macharwcai adfuatrrranta of machto- ary uaad to production

A comprahanaiva banadta program plua commrtmant to amptoyaa in- vofvamar*! add to lha advaniagaa of bairrg a Fortune 200 company mm wortdwida facdbiaa Plaaaa forward your faauma to JOHNSON CONTf^S. P4C . 43700 Gan-Mw Drlva. Now. M« 49379 No phone eada plaaaa Wa ar« an Equal Opportunity Employar

MACHINERY REPAIR A rwnca paraon Cxpanartoad to punch

ay aqibvatant to aapan- Mon . Thura. A • 2 30329-3611

MACHINISTENTRY level

$9 29 PER HOURtodfvudaN naadad for high voluma production poabiona. 9 mordha a«- partarKO raquirad. oRamoon A mtd-ntght :call 479-7212

MAIL clerk needed For faat-pacad Brrmmgham kaw hrm. hdl ttma temporary poaltton Caf Stave Mubw 949-2440

MAIL INSERTER OPERATOR naadad for our Dear bom location Fui A Phitopburg toaartar Satory $9 90/hr Ptaaaa forward raauma to

MCN Computer Sarvtoaa 9229 Auto Club Dr Dearborn. Mi 4A129 Attn Mo K GrayMAINTCNANCE

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41434W. UM IaM to NouL ML. 44377

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I 4Md. Ml. 44322. ANn: M. SappMa 4427

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RECEPDOMST/PART TIME For ta il

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jriua iwpartanoa naod only to apply. Sand raauma to P.O. Boa 744. Highland. Ml 44347-0744

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34241 SchoolcraW Rd.. 44150

ACCOUNTING/DATA PfTRY CLEy

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HoomiMd. Ml.. 44322.AOMUffSTRATTVI SUPPORT

COORDINATOR I omr 40 yaara of aoffd aueot

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OatroN. M 44231

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trontc mMAng and ahqipmo bidutiry.

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PHYSICAL THERAPIST

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' human raaouroaa.

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, I aaparlanoad admbitolraffia aupporiI for daffy biput of aeoounta payabla I roordbimor. oonaldar ffm oicoffini

' fopoitbia pooRlon wim a toador bi ffta atae- t. Mbi 2

jaa. prtor work aaparlanoa naoam I aary. Eaoaffant buatnaoa communi ! eatten akRa. knowlodga of oompu-

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CLERICALTEMPORARY JOM AVAILAaLE NOWI

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OPERATORSCMI Today Eor An Appoaianant

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LEGAL SECRETARY For Rleadnn portnar of

WordPartact mparlanea. Sand ra­auma and aalary raqubamania to

OfAoaManagar 328 8 Woodward

Sbmbigham. Ml 44004 Or FM: 840-7004

LEGAL SECRETARY For Farmbiglon HRa law ofAoa. LJ4-

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CAROLYN MUSSCR • 444-3228 laiwaaa I0:00am tOOpm

Monday ffww FrldtoQMRALOFFKX

htoiory to P.O. Bo> 4047, Farm- lo n H ikM I------• 44333.

pandabta paraon m acoounffng off* too. Urga raiai tfialn. 4 MOart.afiaararaa. Mr. Cam 3tt-0kK)aict47l

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f aalary raqubamania (no a) to: OfAoa Managar, 300

Plaoa. Sulla 3400. OatroH. Ml 44207 An Equal Opportunffy Employar

CLERKS • PART TIME Manufacturing pISni. Starting | HNgMa (M-64/Mound Rd. araaT Maadad 4-4 houra per day. Mon.-Fri

You wR ba raapimffbto tor admmia- iMuat know compulara. Send ra> badm aupport of the aatoa and auma or apply at: 4400 Dobry,

StorAng Hajghia. Mi. 44314.CUSTOMER SERVICE REP

F ill tbna ter non amokbiQ ofAoa wtm Troy monufacturar Mual ham 2 1 yaara anparlanoa.

tact 5.1 and anoa wMSaakbig dMduR

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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE POSmON/ Troy offioa. Mual ham mbi. of 1 yr. ■ aaportaim on ciompulartiad aya-

f raqubamania ly. Iff 44044.For Immadtoia oonoMaratton. tend W: P.O. Boa 1044. Troy,

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PODIATRY ASSISTANT, part Ama. 20-24 houra. WR tram.Plymoum 188 3440

For A True Hands-On Career,

Come ToAnnapolis Hospital!

At Annapolis Hospital, a 27ft.b«d acuta cars faculty locatsd m Wayne. MtcRigan. our Physical Tharapiats have the time and Ireedom to become actnreiy invotved aiith their patients and famdtea We batievs onty then can we provide the kind of unrushed care that s so vttal in the recovery process Jom us. and you 11 have the opportunity to enhance your eipertise in a caring community setting

Physical Therapy Manager

As our PT Manager, you k direct, coordinate and supervite the staff and daily operationa o f our advanced Physical Therapy Services This inctudes recommending program, service and equipment improvements to the Director of PM 9 R. running new staff onantalions: providmg handeon trsetmeni to pelienis. end eneunng quakfy care i t provided TNe i t your opportunity to take your c>panence and devefop exeffing new PT programs You K need a minimum of 3 years progressive management erperience and be kcanead or ekgible for a PT kcanta m the state of Michigan

H art. you'K anfoy our baclung of the Oakwood Haaffh Sarvicas. a rasptetad 1700-bad aystam To ta c u rt a true hartds-on caretr. p te tic contact AaeapaHi Hesptfal, Oafnetad Hasaifaft. In c . Oerefhy Aan lartcb . RN.Staffing Caardtnatar. 33000 Annagotis Wayna Ml 41114-2402; (313) 417 W 20 Equal Opportunffy Employer.

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H A R P E R H O S P IT A L3440 John R.

Oalraff. Ml.. 44301 Mambor of tha PMC

An EquR Opporbmffy Employar

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INVESTIGATOR’S ASSISTNIT Sbong compular/Typbia toRa.0 4 A aapartonca praiariad Plyn

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ATTENTION!aonaffiy Banalt paokaga tndudtog

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P O. BOX 2227 SOUTHflELO. Mi 44037

ENTECHSERVICES, INC.

377-4980AUTO DEALERba abla to work Mon. 4 Thura avan- toga Aaply to paraon omr ptok toon Bulefc. 200 Ann Vbor

AUTOOEAUR NEEDStomng poaRtona.■fftorPmabto. CaaMar iboard Oparaior OaRarihIp mpm*- anoa naoaaaary Appfytn paraon « Bob iaka Motor Ma M200 Grand Rtoar, Fartogion HRaBILLINO CLERK Pwl-lima. Punch oparaior tor ieuihltold Law nrm Knouffadaa of togal tormbioto- gy a iiin ffR Mo fH. 430am to 1200pm GRI.BOOKKEEPER/CLERICAL. pc aa partanoa raqubad Sand raauma la Oraaaor toduabtoa. 1704 Thundar- bbd. Troy. Ml 44044

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CUSTOMER SERVICEFaoMrack markatog company to Troy araa aaaka your anototom phenafftRa Cal or aand raauma to:

OfVERSiFKO RECRUITERS CO 27710 NoH Road. Sla 104

Nod. Ml 44377-3427 AffFaoaCa.PRd 344-4700

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DATA ENTRY ■ CLERK amaff Troy Arm. i 2-3 yaai

tog/compMlar axparianca _. . raaumaalo PO Box33041.Bloom-

AaM HRa. M l. 44303-3041

DOWNTOWN OETROrr Pareonaf tofury Arm aadu Lagd Sacreiory wffh R leaei 4 yem aapa-

to PtakitlWa Fofoonal bfury ton aa wal aa tomRarfy aim tortod 4.1 BMary oonman

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P E R S O N N E L A T L A W

UPTOW N:DOW NTOW N:

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MAIL ROOM/SUPPLY CLERK Non amoktog company aaaka. mal/

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MAfffTENANCE SECRETARY Largo Farmtogion HRa ■pan iim x conwmmffy hoc a fUA Amo opening to thob Mabitononoo Oapt Outtoa to-

n nm amnao *o anoawnng achaduAng work, ordartog porta 4 ling. Thoaa tolar-

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to Sharrow Paraonnd Agency. 24734 Van Dyke. CanlarAna, Ml 44018 or caff 784-4410

OFFICE TRAINEE Part or to l tbna. W Bloomllald. 44/ hour to atari Phono. ARg. maaaan-

-wRbato. 461-4030

Date E ntry Clarfca (9,000 kph)

Tetsm arfcatara (Expartanoad)

W ord Procaaaors (5 5 -t- wpm )

Lagal S acratarlae (E xpartarKad)

TOP PAY a aCNEFITS

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396-8960NO FEE

OPTOMETRC ASSISTANT/Racap- ffontot Dynamto. hardworktog. ful Ama Waffad Lake aroa.

424-1707PARTT1ME

CASUAL OFFICE CLERK naadad to Al to tor vpcattona. am- ptOfaa tbna off and ovarffow vmrk PooWton raqubaa a paraon abla to work Aaalbla houra wffh a ahort aa- boa of atarttog Rnaa. Typing diR i era naoaaaary atona wffh aoma aih nor oompular knowtodga. Idad pR ■Mon for aomaona to aam aababv ooma. Plaaaa aand raauma to Bax a^o uoaanmr a Booantnc rtawapa- para. 34281 Schooler aff Rd. LNo- nto, MtoNgan 44180FART TIME pooMon avaffabto. dato anlry and ganaral offioa work, avarv- toga and waafcanda Plaaaa apply wNhto: Art Van Fumffuro.4300 Wayna Rd.. Waafland

PAYROLL/BOOKKEEPPfO Part Hma oparaitog AOP PC payroa ayatom lor under 100 amployaaa Lolua I 2 4 3, 4 ganard lad|w, Oc- oounta payabla axparianca nalpM Buchanan Maid Formbig. 2701 UN- varaffy Or Sulla 328. Auburn Hfla. Ml. 4 ^ . 373JianLIVOMA OFFICE ha opanbig lor ■ Rocopltodd. Mud bo

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Human Rpsourcpt Huron St Clab 2068 Bond Strpdf Rochpffipr HiNff. Ml 46309

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LEGALSECRETARIES

I aur 30 yaara af aamtoa and aa-

ranr di parmanam. raaRoar naarxR THE agancy tor LapR •aaratapaa

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ACCOUNTS PAYABLEGrowing autom otive stam ping com pany lo­ca ted in m etro Datroit haa an opening for an expariancad A ccounts Payable Clark.Tha preferred cand ida te will p o s s e s s 2 years accourrts payable expariance with an au to­motive supplier.If you are in terested in joining a growth ori­en ted organization offering com petitive pay & excallant benefits, p lease forward a re­sum e including salary history & raquire- m anta to: _Box 962

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 3S2S1 Schoolcraft Uvenla, Ml 4S1BO

LEGAL SECRETARY For atobon Attorney fbm to Otooakffold HAR. Expurtonoa

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L E G A LS E C R E T A R IE SFermenRil 4 Teneerwy FrotoootonffL CBniiawiM

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EXECUTIVE SECRETARYBusy S o u th iip id re a l e s ia lp o ffie p is lo o k in g fo r an p x p p rip m p d tx p r u liv r S e trp la ry w ith a p r o fe s s io n a l im a g e a n d e x c e lle n t c o m m u n ic a tio n s k ills . T h e s u c c e s s fu l ca n d id a te m ust possess a h ig h degree o f s k ill and accu racy. C j^ a lific a tio n s ir n lu w ty p in g o f SO w p m , sh o rth a n d 1 0 0 -t2 0 and g o o d m ath a p titu d e , .5 to tO ye a rs ' exp e rie n ce re q u ire d S alary com m ensu ra te w ith expcM -ierue and q u a lific a tio n s .

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RKCPTIOM8T SCCRtTARY For busy FarnUngion Hibe olfice. Ex- pahanoad in Smart SoiNrere arwl/or

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Unique opportunify lor enthueieabc reoapboMol wRA MeclntoeA Word or MeeWna UptoSb/Ar CMRoaealUNlFORCE

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RgOEPTIOMST For mMslmani edwiaor Rrm Bloonv

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tecl. ordering perto. stopping 6 ra- mg. malrilaining parts kwanc a toiOR up 6 kuoicitig. A ta ba

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reqidred Send raauma ta 14600 KeaL Plymouth. AH. 4617060UTHFKU) poraonR kgury 9rm

alary wHA R teeR 2 yra m ta R d Pertoct

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362-7777SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

Acbon Otdamobee. m Uvonle. hae aAppicania muR ba RRSfl- . C M ta 261-6600

SWITCHBOARD POSITION FM bma S200/weak to start

EXPERIENCEO ONLY Ptoesa CM between 630am-11am 402-0330

TELEPHONE OMPATCHER SECRETARY/RiCEPTtOWIBT

1 typln6 stord proaaaR - - _ ufbea and oommunicae

akRa required CM Air RoBertnn

WASHRfOTON NATIONAL kiaur anoe Company Dwptoy— PanRNa OtvtoiOA. R aaairlng a oooralery tar ito Troy. AH Oro«R Ineurenco o fta

~1od cendUoto wR hoM strong m bio taiowmg areoa Word aamg. ■preod Mt R i. typing,

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WORD PROCESSORS on Mockvmadtolalytl FM bma AoRt avafaMa Tamp Mad mauranca Hobday Poy. OMTSma Pay. and CaaA bonuaaaw

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T E M P O R A R IE SNEVERAFEE

WORD PROCtSy)WB are seeking protoaalonR

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BUSAVAIT A KITCHEN STAFF Apply R Sebaaeane OrR.2746 W I

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CARRYOUT A CATERMO A vary UPSCALE

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SHIFT LEAOERS/LPIE COOKS PREP/PANTRY COOKS

FRY/BROIL COOKS DISHWASHERS

WAfTERSAVAITRESSeS HOSTS/HOBTESBES

BUS/SERVICE PERSONNEL Apply m parson:

2096 WSR Big BoavR. Troy

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Apply m parson. kiorwFfl. 2-4pm.CHI-CHrS

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21300 NoR Rd.. NerbweeNOWIWWIGW

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NOW HIRING • WRt Staff. OmbwaRtara 6 Cocks Apply m pR- aon: Farmington Cala. ttS M Fonw- mgton Rd.. Farmmgicrt 474-0610PIZZA MAKOI WANTED, part Worn, aapartanead only Apply m pRaon 9010 Sbaldon Cantor M .. 2 Mks 8. R Joy. Canton area.

PIZZA MAKER WANTED Earn up 620.000 pR yoR. SC/S8 •vafabto PRd mraHnw Appm wburn: Prkne'a P ta . lOlOO w Nma Mba.OM Parti.

PIZZERMUNO Haa opanmga tar IM 6 part kma

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SERVERS 6 SUB STAFF - FM RHome. 49100 W. 9 MM. Nod Aak lor Don Man# 347-0099

SHORT ORDER COOK Part-bma. 961-9644

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WAfT STAFF

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WAIT STAFFMaibowar iloiR. m Ptymoum.

463-1632WAfTSTAFF NECDCQ Skybm Ckib. 3000 Town Centor. toubdlRa FM

piaiRiad CRi befweon 3-6pm. aak tarSrlanRKpmy. 310 9069

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ABE YOU 8ERKXI8 ABOUT SELLING REAL ESTATE?

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COLDWELLBANKER

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ptokbprovldad CRi 3963112CAREER OPPORTUNfTY

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E L E C T R O N IC S

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646-1800

COLDWELLBANKER

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Expect the best*

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362-2330FREE HAWAIAN kip toidd bo yourt Chrtamaa Around bio Wortd to kk-

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HARRlt ON INSTRUMENT 36777 SctatorM Rd

Uvento. 46190Aim. OonRdW Marrtoon

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PROFESSIONAL RECRUfTER

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CELLULAR SALES CONSULTANT

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SALES MANAGER32825 Northwestern Hwy. Farmington Hills, Ml 48334

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY

For over 40 years a tradition of quality Real Estate B rokerage h a s been our Hallmark at:

WEIR, MANUEL SNYDER 3 RANKE, INC.W ork with so m e of M ichigan s h ig h es t ea rn in g R eal E s ta te S a le s A sso c ia te s A lim ited n u m b er o f s a le s p o s itio n s a re currently available.

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R E G U L A R L Y

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WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE, INC. REALTORS

DICK s c o n

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ARE YOU THINKINO ABOUT

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347-3050COLDWELLBANKER

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in Real Estate!

CAREERNIGHTWould you consider representing Dicli Scott as a Buidi Salas ProfasslonsI?

WHERE; WHEN; TIME;Dick 8co« Wadnaaday 7:00 F.M.

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4 0 4 -0 S 0 0 4 7 0 -8 4 4 2

ST. JOHN’S ARMENIAN CHURCH(Church with Ootd Oomel

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Rnniah CuRural Center Ir. CMMet Headne Cerf. FRIDAY 10:41 AM. 35200 W. 6 MNe Rd.(1 kkta W of Ftawwngton Rd)

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can grain paMad cellar. fW teli i

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ANT.S MSpoiiPdNid. Timra..

Tg <S M 1W 20122 Smryaan Nd.. *7.

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m tor M VBm (maubi. Praaoada | funrSm. rganaf 41

MiCMiaAN CML WAN coiiecTOAS SHOvr Sol Sapi 2SatS<4pm Sun. Si|M. 2Mn, S-2pm OAKLAND UNiVfNSiTY

OAKLAND COITCN SUILOMQ NOCHCSTSa kbCH

1*75 to Eidl 70 man Eeal tor Oaa Morgan af 4it-2607 I Prae parkkig. Pvbae kwned

Far totommPon. 212-206-4402SASfSAU. CANOS - ForI »«W*ON STYLt Sold ONi Buftol

JN" I EwademeondWon. S4S6orbeeiaaSlerlS.OOO CadOava; 302-6206 gS TS iik 232-2M7

BASOAlL CANOS . Sale A eebaa.A2t-0254

MOVSaO A MUST SELL • Loti ol »includtog pHmaiwaa. da. and hundrada of mioe.

to il

dognm. Not Maple on Sapi 27-2001. I toaSNay to $ m CocWaa beneean

Ckto ON Lor^ Lake uiddNbaHAOrcbardLafco - ' ' 0/27-S/2S. gj0am-4pm

CHESS SET - Mandcarvad In Spain. OAK DSdNO TABLE and buNai. IPSA Paad inlaid board. CoSactor'e I S22S. Pr. Empira diaire. |1S0. 4

ISO asoa I taoa c a r^ oak etialre $1,000.22133 Evorgraon Ad. #7. Soulh-

CHPIA. NorNafca, panama, Aniaa I M d Tbura. • Sal. 10-4 “ * ryaial. old

KNaa. aid S01-2S7S

Stobla A Kan. doAa A etoibaa. aid P IA Y» PIANO - Magrillcanity rp- IT tjatorad 1012 Aaokan player. Muai

c o iL S c n u A m cSASVDOUS

For mara dataSe oaa PATCHES.

I aaa Pda kdbr olaciric. autor I gtaaa Poni A IgMe. Onaol

$7,000aribauaa In thia araa. daa daPeap Cai

{313)063-0065COUiCTON P ^ T ta Nacineiid. | ROCKEAS. docka. ACA Victor

com e f dciralBi. Siuaban bout AS.mlac. andquaa.Oraam and OC Ugb* Sanaa. Odiar | imima A

m Im p N y A i naer to bOMB niPi | 7SSLAoanMcatab kiodnn. nmal aaS. I

46A-2167 452-21A3

HUMMEL Sgiakiea A oP«r pNoaa.--------- 6404006 2 0 % O F F S A L E

PERSIAN AUO • Fine quadiy. ooieo- tor'B Nem. E iK T by 4x2'. 200 PeaadBperaeQ toSMO SAS400A |

Cmrything ie 20% off the marked prtoa now thru September 30tn al.

702 A n tk |U 6SALL ANTIQUES jyXiQMT

Poaicarda, old mode mageakwa, I WrtgM oNna. I

S c itm ld l'4 A ntiquee. Inc. 5138 W . M ichigan Av«.

YpsUantl. M l 48197(3 1 3 )4 3 4 -2 6 8 0

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706 Q angt Sataa: O a k la n d

ANNUAL Commureiy Garage 8« kMOFemPy Lake VMege if Coe 14 MPa A Oadiar. W4Pad Lake. SM.

AUBURN HALS - Tfiura. - Sat S- duak. 646 Stooian. oN SowPi Bi between Squi A Adame. kSac.SEVENiV HALS-MOVPtO »072

laatoy. babeean 12 A 14 of Eeargraan Sapi. 22-27. 2-Apm. 2Sin. ( i2 noon TooN. aporia aquipmant. pmg

SEVENLY HIBa. Thma-Fn.. S-4. 12632 «VIN*a, N. Of 12. E oN Evor-

SCVEAt.V HSXS - mM aoma kimliure. aoma ohNbaa. tote Of ndaa 21214 E fMMnd. 2 btocba E of gouPiSald. 2 Mooka N. of 12 Saiurday OMy. S-6BiAMOeGHAM Antiquaa. kimPura.

paedar A fa i 2 ^

Sr own. oomar al Batoa. S. of MapN. E of SouPdlNdBfAMtNGHAM • Big garage 702 Am Straoi 1 bh. to d V wara, DOtewan iwapm a Lewom. aunoay. aapvamoar z^wi. aanv-epwi.SmUPtOMAM - COLOSSAL SALE

Ttore. Fri. '£ !l*KLA 17M Stanlay ~ SouPdMN. of 14 MBe. 4 bSd. E of $

2S“Bunk bade, draaaar, cnak VarMop aid rack.u Toei A

ooara aeenng meonmac wewer wei, bag nmm, mNc y t 2 S ^ 1M.

( Eaal UnooM (14% I8IAMPIQMAM - Fri A Sal. Sapi 27 A 2S. 2-Spm 20 yaBre of Iroaaura •70 Famaa. batwaan Mapto A Oak.BiRMPtQHAM • Fn-Sai. 2am tpm Anbque draaaar, lurnNdra, ale.1763 Pambraka. N. of 16 Mto. ba-

StfladNGHAM • F ti 04. Sal. 2-1. 600 smnay. S. of Mapia. W of SowiMald Klng-alm headboard, dreaaar A mirror, chair. 3 waB unda. 23" blua eofOL peach chak wPn otto> man. 3 marbla Cuba tablaa. mlac.

AGE OLD CHELSEA ANTIQUES MANKCT (Aaplaoaa SaNria AnOquaa_____ __ _____ ANTS A CRAFT SHOW47k m 4 » ^ m . Ort. I ^ ITM t S p y — k

ki miNPv ennmwa md I data Oardane Praabytarton Churoh. •pSSR* «l SAdf k l|L N ^ 4224650

p«a Nuff, - - “Lompe. ChPNee Fakgremde.20 miaa W of Am A/bor »-04 atol P its . N. tolghLSianiaN Si ~~ •un 64. AAtiNNen S3 00 Tha Orlpkwim (617) 46A-A1A3

A tte n tio n : G ra fte rs

Its . N. to agbL dwn laN. Sat 7-S: epdod to our Hoaday Showa - i 6 3 m 64. AAnNaton S3 00 | day Showa era evoBabN

ArSatlc Productione now to reoanw yoiPtodoa 313-637-1002

A T T E N T IO N !

ANN ANSON ANDOUES MANKET THE BAUSHEN SHOW

Smdar. Oct. 20. 8066 Am Arbor 8a»w Rond. Cjdl 176. o N ^ . Oror300 daaiara *" I HOMESPUN TRADITIONS

•ndw dw I C oun try C ra ft Show«"«■-»*“ • »»• Sun.. Sapi 29 - 104m-5p*nTmsuno onLMkM. Nowl H8lon 8 Ml/H4ggerty

A «M M n l1 H .L m kA vd kb lk LM Oukknkr MliWc

AnnA/MrArkk | By SkMIy 4«f1ng.TOWN 8 COUNTRY ANTIQUES MALL

OPEN 7 DAYS. 10-5

ATTBrnOTT Nov M ing Mm. nr 1 1st OM

A«M FM7M. FIpnoulil FrooMdk 10 U M FuW iii nmKng CotMd

30 tfMkre AOOO M a . totwutk. I « — 0 « Motgwi •< 461.2907

4* W ITFIgk" A'—. 4m m . I 414.1404

CMAFTERS WANTED I far Dacamber 7Pi enow PrimaI Ptymouth/Canton locatton

S O U T H F I E L D | S

P A V I L I O N

A N T I Q U E S

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DEALERS Space ■■■■■hii for OW Apple FaaiNal N PiymouPi.

A E CiS tor kdormaBon 4A4-12S7, 461-1403

UVOMAELKS ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW Meiambei 2. Ktom-Apm

WymouPi Rd, 1 b ti E of Mammon

• 2S1-10

Seuddtold CNte Cantor 2S0SS Eewgmon al 10% Mi

OUAUTYCRArrrRS Needed tor Airtod Showa Nov 23-24. NOV.2600C 1

CALKA'S PROMOTIONS 631-3644Mr. A Mra. Ragar Tbomaa. mmar ANTlOUn ARjNNmjNE OM tobie wMi claw Mar. mabeaany

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BRAUN A HELMER AUCTION SERVICES

RsM E stsM • F in n H ousehold • A ntiquee

9SS-S64S 9S4-SS09

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IR Tatograab SS6SMS a ftn .T b S EainaiRBM

WHOLJSAU OMTtSeUTOR AUCTION

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toMAMaalor

S e p t . 2 7 , 2 8 . 2 9TWO GREAT SHOtoS AMlqua A

lablea. Mao SaaebeM Card I Shaw S. Lyon Pwnpkki Feel. Oct $ and E Pankac Trad A 10 Mae Oeat-

BmMtNOHAM - Oaa lawn mowara.

mg. baya othar b ^247 Puman. 2-30am-3pm. Fri only.BIRMINGHAM aduNa. Tieir F it 64. 7421 tar. E of Cranbrook. S of MapiaSIRMPfOHAM Sat.

_ i aala. Thurv • 30-4pm Mouaanoiil Pa

toym. kida A adMi doPwa gatora. AS26 Hafyord Rd. S off Mapto M l E. ofinkatorBIRMINGHAM - Moving Sato 4064 Coimary Ckib Or, 1 bR. S of 16. R of TaHgripn Fumdura, household. to |^ torn equipment Fri. 1-4, Sat.,

BIRMPfQHAM • rmda lamdy i

man. Fri SoL Sapi 27 J t. 144. 2S3 Purdan. batwaan Mapto A PkwBIRfdINOHAM • MuM tomp/ gi s :garkahira. ad Ubaar. S M MaptoFri. 2/27.64. Sal. 2/2S. 64. CtoaNc ear . toto of tomdura. 2 TV

gm ceoa tc . houoawaraa,

houaaheld dama. kjr lack at. aquarl urn. BnanaL lava, baeka. kdeban- wara. toddara. doar% etc. Fri. 6-27. 11am ipm A Sol.. 6-2S. Saav-Jpm. No early bkdN 6A2 Pwdan. N of

A %maaw af SouMdeidBIRMINQHAM i

mtoc Sal 104 iBIRMINGHAM • Sol. Sapi 2S. 64 NO PRE-SALES Sanafk. make of- tora 43 yaare of ceaardng Choka. tobtoa kon A wood ertoa. andquaa, aic M ye Rd. to Gibart Laim. N I Mka to 5260 Anowahoa Cktoa

Fri SOI 12 12 Naan-Api

cw^w pamunql u n c m e m a (mnnenbdan.v 1704 R u m m sg s S a les

$1.00 OPP tofTM OC/AO * ^

427-0320

ANTIOUEiR s s M s r tc e ts

Sato $000 wdb yaw cbotoa Of tap- aaayar maiiHN kiM idai CartoMal

BERKLEY HUNTOaOTON arOOOS____ _____ . optoniato Annual toimmage SatoA Oa totovtor Oaalsn 211 SSS 71SSI SamriBy. Sapt. 2SM Aam 4pm_I Cana LuMaran Chercb. Caiaet. tw-ANTIQUE ISTtY PUMP ORQAIi 011 „ | t 4 f nnimpi

422-AA4A lUNlTARMN CHURCH RUMMAQ2 SALE

A ffT W t (M Am -Cn m rn r. ttaemtauMea.Miy a . Bwip iiw ^f^ y . » 1 HSa, Mi Pro aato Thwa Eva

SaMod • rM y Oaubto Prtoaa an EiThura.Ooi.2. 7.

A tooMa C ^ anR. sapi Atoabtdaanatoni4pm. Sun. Sapt 20.124 ITSS Caaa | 4 ^

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EPMCOPAL CHURCH WOMENS RUMMAGE A SAKE SALS IS 01 Si BNobath Epiaoapai

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vartoty and a fdea MB be YOU nPMMftOr SALE

gdpeMdMil I Sapi IBM. E 12 ($ la bag)_______

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.dm tO-a rummage sale Sapi 24-27 22 444.44441 AmaHcan Laalon ai4, 1340 W ' ' bM to T rw A M E of Oaaka. by •to bW- gw Maba SMeen niwa-Fn lOam-

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Cuttom Mm, ovardriv* tranmnaion. raar tM p bumpar. raw w « ^ brakaa. powar brakaa, im ad glaaa. ioW aw ay m irro rt, m oldirrga, tp o ila r, dom a light, ifwtrumanlation. K u fl pM aa, Mlarval wipar. Slock #100641

WAS $8954

N O W ^ 7 3 1 8

NEW 1991 RANGER 4x2 STYLESlOE PICKUP

a r ipacat wka pKtagt &T Mn ttcta mm mcmt tm n m m ww camai aW dock Im* wcM a n npa Mng iw andn. dram tmi n p bimpa poaar a iaap oMi ipat bwaa maL aanmc oraWn Pawaaaon. WgN «■ apwa mna anr awon. W. cml itaaam dm a Ww dm dwcaa part d * n lra«m pmt Mm dram bnpa. Ip ) pmp po*w M a t amd p a t «a aan t brmat mMnat moda dam IgM. apkaram w m d p m t rtrad «pa i SaxkPIOBn

WAS $14,257

NOW M 0.302

NEW 1991 RANGER 4x2 SUPERCAB PICKUP

C uaioffl trim , cloth captain'a chair, tachom atar, automatic ovardriva tranamiaaion. bright low-mount awing away mirrorp. atoctric AM'FM ptarao caaaatia with dock, raar jump taat. power brakaa. power ttaaring, rear anIHock brakaa. tailed glaaa, moldinga. apoilar. doma light, inatrumaniation, acufl platoa. iniarval wipara Stock #948BT

WAS $14,431

NOW ^ 1 1 , 7 3 1

NEW 1991 RANGER 4x4 SUPERCAB PICKUP

Custom Mm. ovardriva iranamission. kmiiad akp aide, daarcoal paad. air, atoctric AM'FM atoraofciock. aupar angato cookng. caat ikanaium doap dtoh whaaia. doth captain'a chaaa. Root conaoto. power atoaraig. power tkakaa. tadad glaaa. raar anlMock brakaa. mokknga. spoiler, doma light, awtrumenlation. scuff piatos. adarval vnpera S to ^ *9620T

WAS $16,547

1 3 , 5 8 5

A L L E X P L O R E R S A T L O W E S T P R I C E O F T H E Y E A R ! !

36 MONTHS ■ 36,000 MILES*NEW 1991 AEROSTAR XL

WAGON

XL aim. 7 pmaangar vMh due! capWn'a chaffa, ak. privacy plan, dakaia paat akipa. tpaad eoiWol.« whaal, mtamme ovardriva aanamiwiDn. ctaareoal paM. a iictitc raw' aandoo dakoatar. aiactiic AM/FM Mwao cataalla wWi dock, powar convaniarKa group, raw iraHock taikm . imiad glam, powar brakm and aiaanng. tok) away minara. moidinga. apodar. raw waahwwipw. iniarval wipara. makumanialion. aupar cookng. Stock #9829

WAS $17,839

NOW * i 4.220

E V E R Y 1 9 9 1 T R U C K S O L D

A N D D E U V E R E D N O W T H R O U G H

S E P T E M B E R 3 0 th W IL L

IN C L U D E A F O R D E S P 3 6

M O N T H /3 6 ,0 0 0 M IL E B U M P E R

T O B U M P E R W A R R A N T Y A T

N O E X T R A C O S T .

NEW 1991 AEROiTAIlEXTENDESXL

WAGON

Oodi eaplam's chan dual caplwn'i c h in . 7 pnaimgw wr, privacy glaaa apaad conlroi. W whaal. XL arm. automalc ovarWiva Imatraaaion. Wactne raw wndow dahoaiw. Waclnc AM/FM atarao caaaaiH wrlh dock, poww convamanca group, raw aniMock brakn, krtiad glaaa. powar brakaa poww awamg. kM away tratrora. moidmga. ipoiar raw waaharrwpar narvat wipara. vwtrumtnlabon. aupar cookng Slock f im ilT

WAS $18,945$

NOW i 5,023ALL BRONCOS, VANS, CONVERSIONS SOLD AT DEALER INVOICE COST

NEW 1991 F-153 4x2 S STYLESIDE PICKUP

1 0 0 ( ?R E B A T E

Bright low mount awing away mkrora. AM/FM atoctronic atorao/dock. daluxa argent atytod stoat whaaia. custom Mm. ovardnva tranamiaaion. power atoaring. powar brakes, raar anti-lock brakes, cargo box light, tinted glaaa. doma hght. matrumantation. scuff platea. vent windows Stock #B94tT

WAS $11,325

NOW 8 7 S3

NEW 1991 F-154 4x2 SPECIAL PICKUP

* ^ 1 0 0 0R E B A T E

Custom Mm, AM.FM atoctronc starao/dock. bright low nwuni awing away mkrota. daluxa argtra atytod vkiaala. atoctronic automatic transmaaion. akding raar window. Ikitod glau. power stosnng. powar brakes, raar antModi brakaa. cargo box kghl. doma Hght. kistrumenialion. acufl ptotoa. vani wkidowt. Stock #9779T

WAS $12,775

NOW ^ 9 9 5 7

NEW 1991 F-151 4x2 SUPERCAB PICKUP

Convanisnea package, AM>FM atoctronic ttaraod ock, air condrtioning. SOL EFI V-6 angina, ovardriva Iranam itsion. custom Mm. traitor towing package, tmtad glasa. power steering, powar brakaa. raar anti-lock brakaa. super cooling, handling package, heavy duly battery, c a ^ box kghl doma kght. inttrum anlalion. •cuff M a i** vent windows Stock #9870T

WAS $16,008

NOW 1 | 9 8 1

NEW 1991 F-155 4x2 STYLESIDE PICKUP

XLT Lanai mm bgm convanenc* group apaad eonkel aa aiaanng whaal Nkgad munnum whaaia ar condaionmg power door kKkswmdan AM.FW alacmivc awtae i maada clock akdmg roar window, bnght low mourn amng mey marora 5 OL ER tnpno aukxnakc ovsrdnvo kanamitaion handtog package cwoma rear awp bumper m ad glata power l i i anng power Orakn raar arwtoO brakn cargo bo> kghl donw kghl nakumomaaon acufl plalm vtni mndovra Stock aiOOSdT

WAS $18,399

NOW ^ 1 3 i 3 8 0

LONG LAKE NO#i«O O A fr6 i

Fm a n l i n o .

‘Plus tax. tWa, Ncarua A destination. Rebate. H applicabto. IrKluded. Retail sales only. Pic­ture may not rapraaent actual vabicit Sato and 9/26/91.

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But ia the past year several area auto dealershipa have opeaed or have begun coastmctloa, and al­though each accomplishes the same purpose, Doae of them look alike.

T h m are new Saturn dealerships in Troy and Plym outh. Meadowbrook Dodge is being built in Rochester. Fred Lavrey InfinlU is in Birmingham and Estate Motors in Bloomneld HUls.

Of course, there are similarities. One reason, according to Richard

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Trost, a member of Saturn dealer­ship retail environmental design committee, said General Motors’ newest car company spent noonths designing its prototype dealership.

"It is a business — it’s not a muse­um (so) it has to be efficient,” Trost said.

THE STARTING POINT for Sa­turn and most dealerships is a con­cept called "functional adjacencies,” he said. This means that dependent functions — like the service and parts department — are positioned near one another.

Different companies may priori­tize some relationships differently, but some are obvious in all dealer­ships. More subtle relationships re­sult in striking differences between dealerships, be said.

Most dealerships, for example, would place the customer lounge near the service area. “We at Saturn thought it would be better to place the customer lounge near the front (of the dealership).”

Placing a lounge at the front ac­complishes two things — customers don't feel forgotten, and the most- likely future customer is exposed to new products, Trost explained.

Another trend in dealerships, he said, is the growing importance of service departments. Saturn and other dealerships are placing service entrances at the front adjacent to new car showrooms.

Sometimes function takes a back seat to other considerations like site restrictions and sales and marketing strategies

FRED LAVREY InfiniU in Bir­mingham has the same goal — sell­ing cars — as other dealerships, but it takes a different approach.

Here, the facility is a showplace for its products, architect Ron Kal- isaewski said. “It (the dealership) looks almost like the cars were there and the building was built around i t ”

Kallssewski, a partner at the ar­chitectural firm I^kenbach-Ziegel- man in Birmingham, said he had to comply with design and architectur­al restrictions handed down by Infin­iU.

When the concept was developed, a decision was nude to emphaiuze appearance and feel, rather than funcUon and foot trafflc flow "This isn’t a showroom you can just walk through.”

Instead, the design encourages vis­itors to walk around in much the same way an art gallery might be designed, Kalissewski said.

There are four viewing areas where people see the automobiles. These viewing areas surround what InfiniU calls a ’’contemplaUon area”— an ares set apart from the auto­mobiles and the u les people de­signed to give customers a chance to think and relax.

Despite these differences from the typical automobile dealership. Infin­iU still recognises necessary func­tions, Kalissewski said.

Site restrictions limited what could be included. The service area is across the street at Lavrey’s

Owners no longer have carte blanche In the design of their facili­ties. Both auto com pa­nies and dealers are hoping architects will help the car-buying public to beat a path to their n ew ly -d e ­signed doors.

Porsche-Range Rover-Audi dealer­ship. “We had to get special dispen- uUon from InfiniU for that.”

Kalissewski said another import­ant element is the reception area. “It’s really a pracUcal decision.”

A receptionist can direct people to where they need to go, whether it is to talk to a service manager or ask a Mlesperson a quesUon, he said. "And people appreciate the professional­ism they associate wiU (reception areas).”

BUT FUNCTION alone does not an auto dealership nuke.

Here is where auto dealers differ wildly. Sometimes, dealers will strive for a conservaUve, tradiUonal look; other times, companies will strive for a striking contemporary look.

"Architecture ia a reflecUon of the mood of the times,” Trost of Saturn said. The challenge for dealers is to create a timeless, undated image.

Saturn wants its dealers to pro­mote an image of a new kind of car company. Concepts such as a sense of being inviting, uncomplicated, friendly, and timeless are best con­veyed by appearance, he said.

“We wanted something instanUy recognizable (as Saturn) — the intent was to make it say Saturn,” he said.

This was accomplished in several ways.

"One way to make a building look more inviting,” Trost said, “is to in­clude a canopy (that shelters visitors as they approach the door).”

A canopy also makes certain there is no doubt on the entry locaUon, Trost noted, adding one of the big­gest problems with automobile deal­ers of the past is there was no cen­tral entry point.

To convey a sense of the uncom­plicated, Saturn decided on simple, flat walls in Saturn colors of white, with gray and red accents. When coupled with the canopy, the simple walls are intended to create a sense of excitement.

“It’s called the concept of stimula- Uon through contrast," be said.

COMPLETING THE design re­quired various elements of land­scape architecture, parking and driveways. "We bad to give individu­al dealers a lot of room to maneuver here.”

Entrance drives, Trost noted, were intenUonally designed to ap­proach the dealership from the front and center so visitors can take in the whole dealership.

ConvenUonal dealerships might have several entrances from the front and side, but Saturn’s dealer­ship model attempts to focus the vis­itor’s attention.

Kalissewski said he also bad to comply srlth architectural specifica­tions from InfiniU. But in his case, be was granted a great deal of leeway in which to design the dealership.

Most InfiniU dealerships are beige with black trim and have a relaUve- ly smooth-textured surface, Fred Lavrey InfiniU is brown brick with green trim.

"Fred Lavrey and I felt (the more contemporary InfiniU design) wasn’t appropriate for Birmingham,” he said.

"We wanted a low-pressure, low- profile, low-statement facility.” be said.

Further complicating the design was a need for leasable office space above the dealership, Kalissewski said. Most InfiniU dealerships are sUnd-alooe facilities, but land prices in Birmingham necessitated expand­ing the facility.

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atAi. rrtta> t aArtia. t — tpm171S1 Cawirata t liia ^ a fA OairAB)FOPIO- llewAis S * . FwiMure.

tn -tw i. 1t-7. ttS7 Maawng «ar> M. af Jar. W. af HaaMREOtCMO. muM laM lr L a ^ af

17336NaftLW .oM

triA a l.t-4REOFOfV): NAon A tanlM camara. mm toam lanaa, ta a t prtoa. l / l oft EMryMne A CMnMinQ emtm Oo4 T ) i^ 2-Apm. Frt. 2-tpm. Sat. H Spm. 2 t7 tt Lyndon, 3 heiiaM down

A N N O U N aN Q

U N D E R G R O U N D

C O L L E C T O RC ond uct* E xocutiv*

M O V IN G SALE TtH ir. S «pL 2 6 .1.6pm

F rI. S «p t. 2 7 , lO anvSpm S at. S apL 2 8 . lO anvSpm

26863 W alnut Q ro u * Lana S outM W d

(Bolwaon Inkalar A Mait iaaol. oft l 2MtafWLUVAfO noOM: 3 Mat aolB. pair af

I, p ^ Aida a bad, wynohair A oMaman,

REOFOnO - ta i. tw i. tarn. 19636 OMterd. S. oft Grand ftvar. W. af

I wafioganr. 1 I DtNiNO ROOM I tabia. t cRMra. hulcti and Mr dng aartPATO Qtdar. umArota MMa A

Thura Fd taf.. 2H27-2t. lOaw 9m- 16010 Salam. 8. of S MM Rd.. W. of Taiagrapfi

Rd. MMa.

OFFCC:

SSwSa.'looliAniac.R0FORO. T IM . Ffl.. 8ai. 19360 QayiOfd. N. of 7 MM AaMaan Baaclt A Inmar. FumRura. atrotars. wAdar chNhaa. man't ayNa. woiaan'a oioth- MH M*ia af biaby A cMdran’a dediaa. Adanl la eUe t. aMc.RCOPORO TWP. Baby atufT ioya. fiMc. oMera. You «m ii r. «a pafli.16697 tOMaOii. baMaan 5 A 6 MM TMa TI«aa.-FrL-8oL. H4.NEOFono . Y«r* am . M e nm ., ____MHO. 0001 liM i cM mo * tun . »•-««- UnoBO, books,books. kOMsmoW * 00* 0. TVs.8al. A Sun^ ta a ^ ty . 14102 MaroadaOi off SonaoioraA A Adiaaar.

iip ebaira. hat raefca. ale KrrCHEN: Round tabia A 4 chaira..ACCE8SORIO: ____iMia. aaiacAon of tna labia tampa indudAtt a pair of turquaiM vona- tano. 2 oala Of cfdna.EOUIPAIENT: 13 cubic tL TV, Pwiaaonic oonaoia. 10106 color Magnavox. dabumidiflara, IBM Mlactric. MQA VCR. card tabioa.

_ a ta b ^ . maiai 2 aawtng nacMoM. oaB

u S es A OefTLEMENS CtoMng;aa. much

17 80*0.362-3424Nda Wad. AM on porch

REDFOW). A tun, t-7 AMc. twuaahold Rania. inolorciwiM pona. Mortna gooda, ale. IB IM cartar. 3 M u. N. of 6 M i biia.w.ofBaaoii.REOFORO - 18602 Croofay. 8. of Schoolcraft. £. of BaacR. CMdron's

. tUndlurH houaahc c. Thurt.-8aL, lOam Iprc.

• 2 Fantty. Many m houaahoid Roma. Thura-Bal. 81 26-2A taw 6pm. 11941 EMan. off I Ptywouffi RodcL E. of Aikalar Road.osram MByiwMiv

ANOTHERE S T A T E S A L E

B Y IR ISFrt A Sat 8apt 27-29,10-4

Numbara at 9:30 oL 6 20 8 R u *d u Lac

I (taka Orchard Laha lo Pontac Tr.. go W. on Pontac Tr 2H aiMa to iouffi Poinlo, Aon right lo addrcM)

Cordonla Mduda:Knot padaofai tabia A A

r4pw 479-4429

anoa raoni lobla affh 9 fray hdip diafra. $1200. a fi mack

tabia 9329: 8Mdi A Md unR 9993. Oroy

OBffNQ ROOM SET Tabia (4 laoMaL 9 ehaba. and buh •atttOOarbod 924-1119OMMQ^OOM m . tabia. 9 dMira 9

91-1914

p Itiie d A M p iIa 1in ,^ V C R .i

947-9622 or 992-2149OtffNO ROOM aai, charry labia. 4 ddachalra. 2i buflM. 91100

Mwar. 9mm. W aidart tVe porch IwfdAaa. bodroew aolB. chaNo leunee. mmh tag dadric dryar. Kenmera

dda chaira. 2 arm ofMba A oMlohaig Coi:99l-6A9A

tng. lawaby. kiUdi-hnadu A brie a brae. t owaffiAit

B R O W N EE S T A T E S A L E

Frt-8oL. SapL 27-29.19aw 10 4pm 91999 Nbwn. ""

Taka Baaorly t . off Crt brook (Ev- arfroanMo NbMn (baba 19-14MMIP ^ to ipand pianty of tOna. TMa

--------- -dWCabla piano.dnbwaalM I waAna. 2

10 chakra, conaela TV. 2 badt. 1930*a badroom aai. 1

3 dodta. chad of Wichan tabia A Wghbaek

bawchM. Sofa, workahop wnh leia af hand toaM. aforoga unM for loola.

tramaa. kllchan tabia wflh 6 didra. Mana. loads of

aaawra. iM of Nori- of Floar Blua chbio. dapraaaion glaaa. da of ooAacabloa.

Ooni mtoa Ma mkat Our numbara m

SALE BY OIANNE SROVTNE 991-6280

BROTHiU. OddMQ room aai. paean....................k chaira.

474-7941

B U IL D E R 'S M O D E LF u rn ttu r* 8 A cc«**o ry

SALE!huraday . Sapt . 29

Saturday. Sapt. 29 8 u n ^ . 29

11am - tpm 9am -3^

11am - 4pm

Off Pofibac rrdL 1H (Mm Waat of Orohord Laka Rood. Turn lafi on Mirror Lafca Drha.

4759 MAror Laha OrMa

OffdNO ROOM 9CT • OMm A bl loolhar. 979A. Sola. 9263 Daak. 993 Ouaan alM taaiarAad. 9363 Chroma A gtoM aoeaaaortM 961-9334 Or 399 6421OiSHES. JapanMa chAtoaai of 12. mono now auR. AMna. po4s A pana.

........... 969*7936

tooYouThard

E D M U N D F R A N K & C O .

UOUOATOR9 9 APPMU9CR8ae»-s556

NUMBERS AT 9AM FROM IIMOCDRESSER • iff. paean, doubia Mr- rora, «hha marbia top. A maldilng MgM stand, 9360 991-1142OREXEL wood frama Courdry Eng- Mh tola. ou*My conalrucMn.

699-5921

CMH W I^S tonttur^ MpfMncaa. houoahofd goods, gardan agutomani ale. TTwra. 9 Frt. 9-9. 1622 Porchaalar. SkrwAigtMn. N of HapN. e of Adama.CHBfA Cabinaf - ydtow. 49xa»i13. 9900. Round wdnul tabia. 4 chdra.

SMS 9300 WabHit sarvar. 201ta4r'.9l00 47H9197COLOMALstyta maIcNngoou

dMon laoocouch A

COUCH A loua aoai. daap bkio. ok-

- 26098 Lyndon. 2 bHa.N of 1-99 and 411 bits. E of Booch | Doly. LadMa pardan lamb c soma lumRura ■¥ many mfac. Rama I FrL. 9-99 8d.. 9-2

Aanch provAidd • (narbia

• 9/29 A 9/29. 9-9 9176 Syaaola. W of Tdapriph, 8 of W CNoasa. dflniar boodAig, dNh aoL dddon's ctothAig. mioc fumdijra

torndm. tabia, 4 ehasM • 2 ortantd rugs now Coiomon oanoa • od- laeAon of angtah bona okl* na CM* A sayoon • out

yVESTLANO -

nA idrror. ciofhM A

otwr Rams. Sapl. 29-29.9-9. 30960 Farwwood, 1 bit. 8. of Chorr hd, 114 b it E of MarrAnon.WESTLAND - Bta yard Ida. FrL A | Sd.. 10-4. 39213 ONn. bhs. V 4 Nawburgh Lola of ktd'a doffioa, I

ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF LADIES A MENS OE8ION- ER CLOTHES. SHOES. BAOS.ETC.

WESTLAND Ffi-SaL 94.32912 Ad- \ ta. 1 block 8. of Jof batwoort Hub-) bard A 8an*a Lana. Good ShifR

BIORMOUS AMOUNT OF ART. PRPfTS. PAINTM08.ETC.

Irts K a u fm ^ i 0 2 0 -6 3 3 5

wmmmtomt Sodafy of Apprdasrs

WESTLAND - Hugo Sda. SrrMl ap- ANOTHCRFAS ESTATE SALE BY

D E C O R A TIV E A N TIQ U E S FM .SAT SEP 27 A 29

Fn. 9-3. Sd 134 (ST A'SOK; 10220 DARTMOUTH

toddtor (Taka MaddM S off 10 MM (909 L Sd.. I aardoa drtod which la midway bd-

Sapl. 29 9 Sim.. Sapt 29,9-9 1720 twaanCoo9^ A Woodward acroM

iompa; o6 patodng. 91.000 for a l or sai sopardaly. Potto ad. 9200 Roa- aonabla offara conaidarad. 4794709

ploea. fumRura, much mora Thura- Sd. 9-7. Sun. 10-3 12------ “

E S TA TE S A LE

30350S O U T H F IE L D

R O A DC o u n try C ornw r A p a n - m onts on bg si side o f S o u th M d R oad. Just south o f W est 13M M eR oB d.

Frid ay - S aturday - Sunday (1 0 a.m . to 4 p .m .)

CUSTOMIZED TOWN HOUSE OF OWNER OF APARTMENT COM­PLEX; SEVERAL HAPRESSIVE A IMPORTED CRYSTAL CHANDE­LIERS A SCONCES; ROUND BURL WOOD DffffNQ ROOM TABLE HAS 3 LEAVES: LARGER L SHAPED SOFA A COCKTAIL TABLE M SUNKEN LfVINQ ROOM; STUN­NING UPRIGHT IMPORTED BAR UMT; lUNO-SlZED BED HAS AN- nOUE HEADBOARD; PLENTY OF CHESTS; 9-FOOT FOYER MIRROR; LIOHTEO CURIO; SOE-SY-SIOE REFRIGERATOR; UPRIGHT ELEC­TRIC RANGE WITH 2 OVENS; WASHER; GAS DRYER; MI­CROWAVE; MUCH POTTERY. VIO­LIN: ELECTRK; GUTTAa FURS 9 CLOTHINQ. MUCH MISCELLANYI

A & T S A LE SA lla n /8 3 8 -0 0 8 3 /T o b y

E STA TE SA LES 8 LIQ U IO A TIO N S

.C O N O U C TE O B Y -

TH EYellow Rose

SH IR LEY R O SE 4 20 -4 0 20ESTATE SALE • amdi Jdkia Bing aala, rooUng ohdr. aawing maoN 19 In. o o lo r^ 9 omI. woad klto( tabia A 2 chaba. Ming room tomh lura, Mnpa, twin dM bade - or~

•at. 29990 FdrtM. 129 iJMMRd.

MuchrdM. SouthUdd Sd. A Sun. 134ESTATE SALE. Frt-Sal.. 134.4031 Shoracrad Or., Wad Btoom- Add. off Long Lake Rd.. 2 bbca. E of Orchard Laka RdETHAN AMn black laalhar rockar 1200 Tablanwnp combtoabon 976. Lock BMok ardqua aooani tabia $7S. Huffy rowing macMrw 176.Cai after 3pm, 691-0677aORAL SOFA. 7 tt , 2 coordtoabng racirtar roefcara. $360. Cak dtor 6pm 660-2196FOR SALE - 2 maid doraga cabi- naia, mink ooaL gdM and Hummd

FURNITURE. Modng S ^ . I able Prtoaa. By appoinimant.

FURNITURE • 2 badrooma. dhdng

After Spm. 991-6029IHBRITON OffffNO aai 9ft tabia plua 2 aKtanolona, 9 chaira. ourto. Eacd lent condklon. mud aak, 91900.

376-1979LIKE NEW Sactlond aoMi. 9700.. Staday dMng tabia. 9 chdra. ohma. 9940. Rattan 9 gdM braaktM i ad. 9290 . dadccM daak A chair. 9260. took wdl unN. 9190.. chandokor. tabioi. ate. 991-4467

OmiNQ ROOM: Contam- porary dMtonar dMng tabt*. 8 chair*, 8 bulM. FAMILY ROOM: Baig* *o(*. and tabia*.MASTER BEDROOM: King *iz* pisttorm bad, 2 oocaa- lional chair*, tabia, mirror, gtaaa 8 btaok bookcaaa. ACCESSORIES INCLUDE: Ohurria rug. Ortanlai rug. contamporary daak 8 chair, gtaaa top coflaa tabia, bar atoola. antiqua VIciroia. chaat o( drawara

ilia cabinal. OoN duba and antlqua radloa. Conlamfmary pool aldo fumttura, chalaaa. chaira 8

Womana dolhaa •ixaBB. Jaawtry.Houaahoid Mlac.

4428 Old Trinity Court•graph la M MIk. «« on 14 Mi

le «ms Loko fW . N. on Wkig Lok M . lo ChemberMki M lo OW TrMlyCowl.

Lilly M. & Co.

OFF W nm BOFA A LOVIBEAT aandMan Mboua miner ,

Aiabiaa. iti-0367FfAFF BfWMQ MAD MW 14B9. Mb new. aad A2T 9900. Fflbrtea A nallana Whad ddP - ah lraakaaking9490

Q u a lity F u rn itu re W A N T E D I!!

* LNMg/Obdn^BaPreom

* AniSaM^ o S c lffai* Olltoa FwnffurWAppMncea

WE PICK UP A BELL P6m VODYANKEE C O N S tO N M E N TS

(3 1 3 )4 7 1 -0 3 2 0

KPIG4<2E mirror. Chdr. 3 wok l

LEATHER SOFA. bdgt.960 aadi L

963-m9

leather 3 piaoa aacbond, balga.■to new 91900. 299-0^4UVMQ ROOM ad 9 plaooa. ontod ciondWton. parted atyfa. 1900. Sy

649-3121LOVESEAT 9 CHAM. burgurtdy

391-4332

MATCHPIQ aofa A Iowa aaat. asooi- lonl oondNton, 9200 442-9199MOV1NQ out Of Stdo Sda • Oown- fMod couch, dning room, and to- biaa. patio iumllura. ale. 363-2206

Moving SbIb By P rsttlgB8 d . Sapt; 29. lOtonto 4pm

Cranbroak Manor 1007 Sbadord Lana Ead

N. of Lena Fina. tom Sad Mo Cranbroak Manor)

TVa,

a, tooia.ptotoras. man A

MOVMQ SALE - Raffldgarator. 20 fl. Q.C.. almond, loa dhponoar.

hdobydd^ » a new. SW ; _ Rafridgaralor. 1A cm. ff. Hof Point, lea maker. OKcaiant cortdWlon. $125; Kllchan tabia. 64". round. 5 chdra 6 chair pada. 9126; Firapiaoa

I. karodna Nad ar, 936 each. CaMdiortpm «4A.mn

OUCEN hida ■ bad, otorao aqdp- mani, plna huldt. roingoralor, work­bench. • ft. com pMM. draaaar i wdlahdfudLNogaoaMa 3930927OUCBf SOE Maltraaa. boa tpnnga, - Mtor Coatpany 9 monffta aid. Sac- rdoatSOO/bad offer 229-4994RUGS • (2) Cowtomporary. nauird oeiora. hand hooked. 9Wh11 9276

SCANDINAVIAN FURMTURE Catalog aaloa. aava Ws AppoM-

4n-7900

S IN G E R A U T O M A T IC

ZIg-ag aawtng machina Sat gla or doubia (toodto daalgna. over*paymiani or 190 caah.

U N IVER SA L S E W IN G C ENTER

2670 Otda Hwy . 974-0439SOFA.(tow. twaod. muM color, bod offar

sofa, rockar. oecaatond choir A 2 footatooia. dad oak, ak 9376.

966-9271SONY gdd acroan TV 9 10 piaoa Thayor Coggin Mack laoQuar wok unft.82.6032oraraiiad Mack tafto- la rokorm chahea. 92.000 926-4496

SOUTHFIELD MOVING SALE Fri Sat 10 tkl 4. Sun.T By TC.E. af Cvargraan N. of 12 Mka to 29198 Harftaga Lana. BadAlM da- algnar kjmilum. aofa, chaira, dl>

aofa.

Complaia houaahoM. 6031319TEAK omma room tomMura • ttMa. 4 chdra. buffat/china cablnd.

6931190Eaacutha aiaa daakTHUR8 - SAT., 134. 29133 Evar- graan Rd.. ff7. Pr. Walnut wak units 9760. Fraa tUndk^ Wdnut daak. 9600 Mlac an. brto a brae

BLOOMFWLO tombarly Nodk M 39. 27 29d 94pm Osganaa tap a rid F am na il Fumffu>a.

dryar kniiadinid. ba^/kidanaww a M otoffwa 6970 Ta bkto N of 14. w of MddiZENITH CONSOLE color TV. 26 1979 modd w/ramofa 9 |dwi I

1100 9694797

TOa H ouse ho ld Q o o d i W ayno C o u n ty

AUTHCMIC TENNUSC4 >i

BATHROOM VANirV ceblnaH 2 39 in.. 2 - 30 m 6 2 drawer baaaa

or Ukanaw 456 9906BEDROOM SET couch. 2 kllchan

baby aqdpmorH mwe aupply caM- 4714173

C O N C E P T D E C O R862>8053

WHOLE HOUSE SALE Frt 8 S«t

S«pt. 27 8 28 10am-4pm

857 Sunningdaie OrG ro **a P o in t* W ood*Bafwaan Lochmoor A Vamtor

Qrartdfalhar dock cirea 1920 3 ■oom oola. 4 aofaa. daboraia

Iron haodboard A footboard, mapio fed tabia. mahegtoiy dtoing

room ad. Iron porch fumilura. amai twrouM iron tabia w/marbta top.

kaatar. StauOan. oid moor- croft. Lanos. doiaonrto tiffarry guit piataa. Mmogoa. aaaonad Shaky chi­na. alarting A adwar pmm nctodtog 93 ptocaa af Towd'a arcadton pat tarn of aaaonad llalawara w/aoma wondorlui aardng piacaa. Nippon tampa Including a pair of aniiqua braoa tahla lom ^ old hand pdntad cNrto. Cxochootovakian giaaa. a fina oobaff Mua covarad um, Austria.

rdaad gold Wowara and 2 aignad portaN panala. fura. coniam porary art A antique angrwHnga. an deco chandakar, aconoaa A vaaa. ortantd and Indian area rugaThis large houaa coniaina aoma- thirw of Mar ad for avary pocket book and taata Coma shop with Wanona A Plorra d 967 Sunning- dola. Q.PW F iltS d i0am-4pm

S tree t Num bers w ill be honored Fri onty a t Bam O uf num bers w ill be ava il- ab le from 9am - 10am

country lovsbcats ir t comw*• «wih oak inm |I00 M r m

UArBtO mm tm60

•eS*o#w/kgN bk* eorw IMCA 1 condMan tot* 662-0966OPU^ROOfir 6 ^ room lurm tore, mtoc gkraga A garden tooia. •now Moomt tawnmooir oleOffbNG ROOM am siyia Nufen labia 6 t

eitmt AMm naira, buflot 1 4544476

DIMNG ROOM SET ■ Stock mwbto impartad from Rdy Farmoi upnw aiarad ragh back chair» SacrRco *t 91.600 taavammiagi 422-443sELECTRIC adjustable bod CACakont oordtoon naad» mmuam 9160 Cak 421-9923FURNITURE SALC-tWng ■omn tng room, hitchon. badraoin tom*

174-1991GIRL’S whna chad, mirror A head board, redwood 3 pioca tow*. Hirni tore mm cuahiooa A Mmbrawt, oto roingoralor urorks 463-7760

household FURNISHfNOS 631-1291

KITCHEN SET - Maldmadw iornu ca. 9200 or bad offar 4644915

KITCHEN TABLE A 4 chdr* $126 2734A31

LEOPARD STYLE tornhura atakiaa and accaaaortoa 9500 or boat oftor

533-4132LIVONIA 14312 Stonohouaa W M

burgh S of Lyndon Sapl 26 27lh 35pm Mwe A Houaahoid

4 2 raght 4744477

lyULPit baoroom m targe draaaar A -rirroi •lands 9250

MICHIGAN OPERA THEATER NOW Oparji AtPc MOapting your ia i daductibto donationa Pick-up avail-

974-7850MOVING Uvonto. Low pncaa> Bofa/chatr 2 tub chain. 2 awrvai bw Moots Pantax 35mm Camara ouffn Lawnmowor 4A44021MOVING sale - Fumlluro. torturm

t dWhaa. woahar A dryar. doafcs lamps. A more Cak 3^1172MOVING SALE-Bapf 27-2k. Ktorr, 9pm 26144 Lon. N of SchoMcrah ~ off MKkftobatl Fumitoro rto« Shotgun Vaaoar yawalryMOVaKf SALE OrSKOl dtoki oorr sot. Hghtod hutch, buffet pads toavaa. 6 charrs. maoium wainui 2 steal desk sat A choHs 479 Mu dJRX7 346-S46e

. WESTLAND Infant A

Mpand. 1 Mk. E Of Wayna Rd Mka. S. of Ford Rd.WESTLAND moving ada; a i wa 3ASM Warran Rd Meuaahi

W0TLANO - Moving Safa Thur3 S d l 94 39907 Moffan. Pafmar 9

Paul Sunyon bedroom Mae. Much mord

A rafrtgaratc mad. d *** 1

WtSTLANO. Thura-Saf. t t - i 3B317 Avondola. Charryhd/HUi area. Taya, houaahoid. cioffiaa. aic.WBSTLAWO - YARD Sito Fit,. 11am 9em 9234 M ak^ Ann Arbor Trai 9 MikdBtdt Araa VCR. tody's atoa smat, kid’s, motomffy A baby aiefftoa. skdaa. A Mtoc.

from Racklmm Ook Courad LOAOO ESTATE)

CONTENTS: Fab 1940'S WUr ■Mar art daoo rttohegawy bob) grand plofw (dSt tonad) • none nammarad art deco sBwr 4 pa tea

9 atorar aardoa lor 12 (9 pc. par) sdfwrwara ad • 2 largo anttouo ak padWngi iffto'a 9 offtor an wot

tpiatoaw fi• afarkng dtoar 9 a3

•ack • « oM vioin aa • cuoa A aauaars

SAARfflEN dyto whffb ovd kffehan •d A chaira > old ifraaaara > raeinar

• PBueh A tovaad • 3 amok• • oontomporary tabtoa • arc• tea cart • mohagany tak caaa

koof dock »bogk sh M a ya ^*loto of modem tompa ■ sasak rafrlgBrator

WISTLAND tld fd y 1796 CwtoonA Pdmor Rd.. balw Wayna Rd A ^ ^**1Newburdi Sapl 27 -2 il6 Lwga •? " damoom am mm highboy. 6 vwtoty.ordffuoa.ato Wawar draaad, pdr of (dsN atonttoWtSTLAND-3 Famtiy Uprighf fraaaar. baby Roma. mtoc. A MOorwia. N. af Ann Arbor Trak, FridayWMTLANO - 3 FAMft,Y 3SMA

4 MonmoMfh. baiwoan Palmar A Ohorry NB an Hhi. off d Morto

- nffura, Mtoc Thwa A Fri., 139Wodtond- 91809 Gton. • af Cherry MB, W. af MariMiaii Hra. tom ^ 139. Stm 124 Toato 9 mtocweSTlAWD - 699 VanLffwn. 9 of Cherry HB. E af Wayna Yard Sda Soffy tomNura 9 defftoi to 9 yra ■to new. mtoc. heuaohofd aeoika, laya. mueh more. Fri. 9 Sd.. W4

70S HeueeMd OoodeO a U x fid C o u n tif

ABSOLUTS BEST BUY. mampm togardrahoma. 4moa newt ddar.

------------------------ 9939772A MUST SSUi Yaw gain Ow toaa

(Seotohguaid leek 9799ivory aofa 9439904

A N E S T A T E S A L E E V E R Y D A Y

Rar* opportuntly for ttw dl*crlin<natlng buyw **v»g* up 10 70% 8 mor«

DNNam* brand ttimitur* 8 d*cofUN* t oaaaorl**

Fumtah 1 room or ■ wholehou**

WE AOCEPT MC 8 VISA

R E -S E L L -IT E S T A T E S A L E S

Sf799 Grand Rfvw. Farmbtafon L h w ra ild

CALL 478-7358

A headboard * loaded baaamant A kttohan • womana ctofhing A coa tome Nadry A lato mora PLUS. PLUS god lawdry • dd tSK A dto- mard ladloa wwidi • 14K gold A pearl brofMh • irlpto drard peart braadd Amora

YOU om m • WE LL SEUANTIQUE bedroom ad.9990 Formica tabia wffh 9 chdr. 9k0 Aidqwaradto.9129 6937693

P R E -D E M O L IT IO N

HOUSEHOLDSALE

E V E R Y T H IN G G O E S HI. *« . *an. ao*! rr. a*, m . «o-< 2<y » Lorw P jrw . W Btoom

9atatoan Middtobaff 9 InfcdarENTiRt lake home TO IE 90L0

fff FART9 PRK)R TO OEMO ALL FURfffSl MMGE fffCLUOttW

FpATURfffO: baffn. d l vdidoad, kffartor 9 aala^ or daara 9 ~Bro^hOW. I tor_ddra.di . caktoa iana, dd r raka, 4 bdhroama aomfftofa, sHte fan. dacsHc aaraga deer, darm avaiam. Ifraplaoa, w ten99heiramie kto d d mard FURNITURE

wak udl by Vague.ladrasrs aW 2 aato oomgida, hwn

ord wing a A Chdra.

(MMva dtofftg tabto. owto aabinof. dining tabfa and ^ Nafra. aaf6 ba f.

■ tog dwk taeto. lato m 'a daoMdr dafWng, tors, id ry Ivluah hawaahaia aria htotodmuah

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•47-4444HONDA 3900 GAS GENERATOR

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454-4437JOHN DEERE lawn uactor 4 aqutp-

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mower 34 Inch, rear beggar*.i.400 45^204

JOHN OCER LAWN iractor. mower trtoad ra-

443-1739LAWN BOY - 21 ih. dudaa attactimants lor mulching. Mat ehradder 4 bag ExcaSem con-

m.4l25 424-4407LAWNMOWERS • Mora than 4

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««c. wcattarii condMon CM 441-4444fPOfNG lawn mower asBoriad

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WARDS TRACTOR 14 HP 44 m deck 34 M plow 4HP vacuum with

itrattar ntoa. 41000 494-7444WARDS • 11 hp tractor 34 mch cut dadi. 34 inch

434-4200 or 332-2711

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negotiMM Aak Mr MMw 437-3414WANTED TO BUY

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A BABY GRAND 8AU uaad Baby Grande from 41445

AbbayPMnoCon^any 441-4114 WE Buy 4 SELLUBO PIANOe

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1140 353-4327

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COLT CMAMONOBACK 923-9004 or 7257444O.P TRACK-20 Haw. 4290 f ranct 12 gauge aana-

w. never brad 4M0 Evas 934-4443

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UFE CYLCE compuMrtaad anarctaa bttM Eneabam candMon. warranty. 41000 445-04M

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$44-2031PERSIAN CAT mMa. M wMM. long

• month oW good paraonaMy 496-4134

PERSIAN KITTENS CfA. WMMlm mataa Eipaiani Paikgrda Ready ToOo>42SOCM 724-4414

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sms 4129/baN 434-4049ROTTWEILER mNa AKC shots 4

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py medium atta 4 moniha. 4554134

TO GOOD HOME S month old mned msM pupPV- M ahota. houaa brokan 442-4411TWO LARGE dog carnara. used

condittor 460 m aftwiprr. $41 >547

4352741

BALDWIN PIANOB M Chooaa Al metuda bench, tun­

ing, and dsttvary Open 7 day*. MtcMgan Plano Company 9452200BLACK BABY GRAND. 42" . 49.000 afMr4pm.BUNDY TRUMPET

4290 Pliaas cM aRar Spm 9252307

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427-0040

POOL TABLES A l aMM. anOgua, iMra modem, bar am Root modN dame'k 3457294 Evaa:B95l314S4W MODEL 4914. 49 cattbar. 3 V4* bt M S . 4800

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BASEBALL kalbM cart bMk ToppoaM

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kVM travel 477-2940

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PORSCHE, la r . Twga A12. a K orfginN mtaa, racatt rabMd rad/ ................. S47-t4aPORSCHE t a i 9Z4 - Runa graN. no niN. Ab. powar windowa. am/bn raaaaHa. MuN aaN A4t00. t4A-1974PORSCHE I ta , 928- A apaad. 33,000 mtaa. apaNN adMon. aun- roof. oovar, bra. AtA.500 A32-2000PORSCHE I t a A44. rad. A apaad.

tad. anoatanf condWtOA. 3A10C mtaa. muN aM aroo 4S»S7»4PORSCHE ltS4. a.000 mtaa. aw-

utoondRIon. AttOO.Daya. 772-223A. Ewa.J fA AAM

PORSCHE-1AM A ll Coupa.2A.OOO m

CM aflar 7pm. A17-A23-3iaPORSCHE 1AMH A44 WhRa. many ApMona. 19100 mAaa. Arlaona oar

1 onN on waakonda. Show- oandMon $17,600 $45-0739

RENAULT 1AM ENCORE. 5 Ip l runa wM. graN body. muN t $1900 453-?tMSAAB Ita . 9000 TURBO Vorj

ai-JO Ai

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THE 1992 MAZDA 929’s ARE HERE & ON DISPLAY!!

a AOOS. 5 fpAAd. 4 di 73100 mtaa QroN ihipa Froo roof rack a.300m N ai-42S2

amokar on. oandy appN rad, 27,000 mtaa MO-OttStUSARU. ta i. 4 whaN drtwa. nma gaad. mbw rapiaba. ll200/baN

2A1-NSUBARU la t OLF Runa graN. rak-

*Plu9 law. taanaa Pneo metudoa Mdory to daNar 'abaia**Laaaa baaad on 4A momha doood and taoaa FwN morNVy paymom A aocurby dopoe# $1300 doam paymonl FtrN mordha paymard pkja pHNt A tan dua N dM>ary 15.000 mtaa pN yoN. lA* pN mta ponaby TolN paymard aquNa MAW bmaa pwmNd awih apprwad cradn

"HIGHEST REAL DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR TRADE” G R A N D R I V E R A T 1 0 M IL E

4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

i n F a n w I n g t B n H M I b

n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i r r r

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VOLVO, lA n - 2A4, BNomatlc. auh roN. Rima goodi lilO O m baN

AA1-AA77VOLVO 1AA2. 4 dON OL. bkN. 4«-

r raCNda 7AA-141A

VOLVO tSAO 2400L Wagen QraNL M powN. ab. aNomtWe. 27,000 mtaa. AlA.OOO A4t-7252 A461A1A

VUOO 1fA7VL. low rntak.low mtaa. $ood AtAA. 347-to l

162 C to M te C « ntUQ I t n CONVERTWU. ohNW-Nto. aaeManl condWon 25.000

M $11,000. A47-174ASMCK 1A72 Dacira 22$ llmilad.

M.412 orlgbMl ownw mtaN

Hbiaa Park Lbicobt Marcury 4A3-2424 aat 201

LE SABRE ttA7 LMMd. toPtad. naw traa. wary cNan.AOOOO/baN 47t-4AS2LaSABRE 1M7- 4 dON. M powar. graN condWon. OawN arudoua to •MA4700 AASltAAPARK AVENUE tAAA - gray, (

u iS m .oondMon. 4A.000mtaa. CMweakteys.Mpm. AA1-A01A

PARK AVENUE IftA , 30.000 mlaa. groN MMO. $12,700. 422-A247PARK AVE. IftA . 74K mAaa. now Michallna A brakaa. dlgilN daak, aa- oNtad oondMoA. A4M 34S-SA21

SEDAN OEVILU t i l t • IMM wRh m em , non amokw. 3A.000 AltlOO $42-1200

ttV y A NB1 STSraN A muM ataa TN

aN a I a* Wagon lA m

o a m i A aoai4 M pawN mmm.AaTaa a t iiiF fCSLtSHTV-tAtASNN I

loatBd. AMMN $ ••*• « < tta s A ti-A ^ mmm••R rrT A j b t

CAMARO MTS. 3AS

CAMARO 1SA1 Z-AA ISA i

Ntb A auLpowar alaN iwg/brakaa, tAAtANwt ARN^m 477 n i tCAMARO IttA 3AAr^ dark Nua.

44t-474tCAMARO ItM MOC Z-2S I grta. n it e mtaa TaiIlS ^m taa Taka m m r^ -

CAMARO tit? StOtOnaN. ab. au- wta. OR. AM-FM caaaaiia. 2 naw

CAMARO IMS IROC. I 7 L tio ra t. T lopK Whta. kNy

AtO.tOOtarbaNoAw 773MMCAMERO. t in . 2 - tt Automate. A lt V -t. goat otAdWoA. WB N new

tl.lM A flN tp m 422-1424CAPRKE. 1277. nma good. graN

i.AAtO/baN. 42A-0111

CAPRCE 1077 wMpn. A paaaangar. oriMM 9A1M mLbaban. baautkd CN.awNaaa A21A0 47A-3inCARRtCE 1M1 CtaaNc. powNwbitow aataggN. Naan. AlAAA or

lo flN 2A1-----CAVAUER 1AA4 - 2 door. halcA- back. mamiN. ab. aunroef. aacMard

AltOO 7it-2277CAVAUER IMA, automi42.700

burgundy. 4 door. B. m. naw traa.

47A-30t3CAVAUER. 1M6 T m 10. A Mak mtaapa. ancManlcara.CM 3A4-4A14CAVAUER 19A6 • amomabc. powN aiaarlAg/brakaa AO.OOO actuN mtaa. $1,060TYMEAUTO 456-59A6CAVAUER tOAA- powN i laarbigrbrakaa, ab. am/fm. 4.000 mtaa, tlOO Altar Apm. 72»-40A2

CELSSRmr ttta Wt. /

CMEVETTE lAtA runagai CMbMChM YTE 1M1

k74nCMEVETTE, lAtA. I taw I 39At 1 MarwNita. tartan ONCMEVETTE, 1M4 4 ttN lUtawN

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CMEVETTE iMA72.1

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NO MONEY DOWN tuy lha CN N yam anataa, WA7- t t l i r ig ir itm N paN crati Maa-iry .i ------------------CTTATION lAtO actuNmtaa. AtftA

FOX HILLSChri Nw-PiymouM

4AA-A740 MI-3171CTTATION 1M1 4

muNaM 1325g 5 * ' 3t1-12tA

CORSICA iM t, Nua. ab automN- ic,4il0em taa.$lM 0 ----------CORSICA 1AM- A apaad. i

* traa. wary Naan. tA.OOO i $6000 33A-413A

m mbanarmaalon, tbat good oondWon AlTSOorbow aflor 3pm. 5tA-4A2AOEO STORM 1AA1. auto Nr.>caa>

to ole AM50 ArtahlonCNL 227-4029OEO lAtO PRIZM • 4 tON. AMO- mode. Ob. POWN looka. AM/FM. $7300. MommgaNEwoo: 2t1-0t2AGEO 1M0 PRIZM - outomaN:. ab. 23.000 mAaa A7M6

FOX HILLSChryatar-Plymouti

456-A740 MI-3171OEO 1M1 Storm. OSi Moda in Ja­pan. 14 wafya kiN miactOA. abboga. ab. 5 ipaad. powar atoarbig/brakaa.

CAVALIER IMA- Autamollc. Nr. •7.000 mtaa. aoma ruN. $2660

72»M 7CAVAUER tAM. powN Naarmo. 4

r. Nr. NNBC. good condMon. $2,000 or boN ofiN 547-0AP3CAVAUER IMA Z24, low mAoa. good ccndtHoA. oulomolic. $4200

47A-0715CAVAUER tOM. powN Naorbig. AMFM cooaotta. now Naa. bottary.

35-0A71rod/btack bdartar. A4M5 535-0A7

SEDAN OEV1LLE. IM t - HarwaN Gold laatiN loodad. powN aun- roof.'M.OOOniLAAAOO tT A lM ISEDAN OoVNXe IM t. whRo. rad MNbN Ntartar. 40.000 mtaa. idea ON. t2t-3241SB>AN DoVILLE IMO. atata. bkM laoTkN. 12,000 mtaa. $20160. DayaM0-A104 EtaaA42-t110SB3AN OEVILLE 1AM - ouNlandbig Gono Bon. aa poumr opaona aioaio- mg aunroof. wi mlaa. AIA.000.

I. 15.000 A42-3MS

CAVALIER 1AM. Z-24: Loaded. orIgbiN owan. axcManl oondWon. AMOO/nagotabla. 7A6-0A37CAVAUER 1AM • Nr. 4 dON. auto­matic. powN ataorlng/brakaa. 27.000 mAaa. $6200 Ewaa; 274-A1A4CAVALIER IMA - autamadc. Nr.

TOWN 1 COUNTRY DODGE Grand RtwN/Orohard Lake Rd

CAVALIER-1M1 4 cykndN. Auto­mate. Ob. HR. otarao w/coaootta. undN $.000 fiNoa. AA750 375-5662

GraN gaamtaogo. A aharp Q.M. PEP CN MuN aaP Ma waak. Raduoad to$10,000 or baN 0«lN.34A-A4l2IMPALA: IP toratton proRct n on Mr parla BaN oRn MuN 8aNf 427-A7MIMPALA-1A7A WAGON, AA.OOO mtaa. naw Urea 6 baitary $700 CMaftarApm. 474-0017LUMBM EURO-1AA0. Ewary opton. whha. low mtaa. ararranty ......................... . 855-5504LUM1NA 1AA0 • 14100 mtaa. I North Brothara Ford 421-I3 nLUMINA 1M1 Euro. 7500 mAaa. crNao. caaaatla. HR. powN truck, wbtdowa, looka. ahimbium whodla, Nr. Uni A13.SOO Aftar A $63-4045LUMINA 1A91- 4 dON MdNi. QMaxocuiiwa on. immacidNa. aaoalNd corMbon, 4,700 mlaa. worrardy.

I.S12.3MMONTE CARLO 1AA7 SS- kNy load- ad, 1-iopa. puk-out atarao. alarm. aakJng Ai300/baN 5t3-07A5

NEW 1991 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GL 4 DOOR

4 qkndw. H om lc. nr. ndo prip. wn root, powtr W ir ing, plu* mon SG #4612WAS........................................$11,795SALE.........................................- 1,339NOW..*10,456*

NEW 1991 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA GL 4 DOOR

4 eykneser automatic an. caaaatla. pHia mora S tii #4758WAS.........................................$12,885SALE...........................................- 1,604HOW..*11.281*

■. ---- — .. ■ g ______________ I

NEW 1991 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GL 4 DOOR

4 cytindar. 18 vWa. auloinwc. Hr, powar «mdom. locki. cruaa. caiiawt. plua mart SH #4758WAS........................................$17,795SALE..........................................- 3,445NOW..*14,350*

NEW 1992 VOLKSWAGEN CABRIOLET

4 cylindar S ipaad convamwa. Ht conditiarang poaar mndom cauani plui mora SH *4907WAS.........................................$18,585SALE.........................................- 1.701NOW..*16y884*

•HIGHEST REAL DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR TRADE” G R A N D R I V E R A T 1 0 M IL E

4 7 1 - 0 0 4 4

CAORIAC 1A72 ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE ApaNN made MlOO 31VT3t-0023CHEVY IM t BMNra. 34.000 mAaa.

MN. now trowa A brakaa. A3A00 BNoBn J.E T Ooya 4A4-A4M

FORD FAMLANEMAAA • 4 t ON. VA M 722-A44A

FORD 1AM FALCON eorwtrMN ortgbiN CNdonta cn. 2SA V-t.

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470.7000lCMMOH <«M - 0TB lurto. *

Mr, ■ynrool. iMOwr. IcmOsOlMJOO Ml. •■eaOMiC otMMon. ar««l MOO. %M 04.000 MKM 041.0732

10*7 C ow . arm amtm. 4, mm bfOtm 0 Otm. 30.000

•aeMMnl condWoo, I6JOO.•03-023*

UOAMON 10*7 O T ^T iW - loatf-«d .i04**apw t

MACOUTOW 4 COUKTOV DOOOi Orwd WMr/Ort*Mrd L iM M .

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0*0-0044U 0AM3N. too* COUPt - WWM IW . Ml powM. Mr bao- M.OOO mL. ■iicrtant condMoii. littO o rM 422-0520LfOAMON 1M0 C o w Turbo S M d *3.000inooLCOAMM tOiO C ow . VO, Mr, ado. pamm Mndouo. mm to. cruMo,ML Mmm . $*.«00/bMl. 525-4119LEBAAON 1901 ConvMtW. mint Mr. ML cruM*. po«Mr windowe/ locte. 914J00/WI. 347-3794IMWOON 1991 CooM rtb** - 3 lo ehoom *13.906

FOX H ILLSChryMM-Plymovlh

496-9740 9*1-3171MPMPOWT. 199*. 4 door. 303. mom 0«a.w«VOood6ondltton. *500 DIM. 253-7253; EVM..945-900*NEW YOAKER 19*9. loW d. W

Ems. 905-3*13NEW YORKER-1909. woman amnm.

aKcaOani oondiilon.549-0297

Ml DOOM.t5.imNEW YORKER 19*7 mm, nma pood. aMUng *3600.C * 495-0606X 4

. cCOUNTRY 1997 W W ” -

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AM-RM. *i990r9aM

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SHADOW. 1909, 4 dOM. 03.000 W a. *4100SHADOW-1999. 02K

7/70 on gWMT-

SPdVTS 1991 • 4 to cRooaa. Nam

town 4 COUNTRY DOOQS Qrwid RNar/OrtRard LMto Rd.

474SPIRIT 191

TOWN 4 COUNTRY bciOOE Grand RMr/Orchard LMw Rd

47-19900SPIRTT 1990 E8

*9950TOWN 4 COUNTRY DODGE

Grand RMr/Orchard Lada Rd47.

885 Eagte

low mdaa. *7996

FOX HILLSCRryator PlymouM

456-9740 991-3171

m FordCROWN V1CTORML 1999 LX. load-

. 34.000 479-2973

CROWN V1CTORU 1999 CoW y Styuira WaQOft, V9. pomm tMndowa 4 kxM. Ml. c rw . tow miaa. *6496 North Brodtofi Ford 421-1379ESCORT: 1982. HMchbecfc. adc* MMf. 92,000 nMaa. Naw brafcai

nuNtor. OMtog 9675474-99^

ESCORT 1997 - 30 r r ^ , 4

.000 mflaa. immacUato. a 453-7709

rabult angina, good condMton. t2.3S0/baai. ----------

m DodgoESCORT 1999 • tranaportaMon apa- MM *2996

ARMS 1996 8E. 59.000 miaa. lownM 91260 or baat

256-7219

FOX HILLSChryator-Plymoudi

4654740 991-3171

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m ustang 1691 - lunm aiia. •1X69 4MMI atoaw 91XIS TYdtf AUTO 46*9960

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MUSTANG to» Qaad rnrnmm d i. dMy laodad. wowaM. 79X00 wMaaOlM* MI-0060

MCOtIT. M M IdUdUdi, BHd mmm 9479 19 OBiM aara. daada OvaaadgMOOMiaOOOB

1 i 9 M Aula *07-0991

mustang toM CeniaHNto tod* alL amrmmtm Catoarma aar. aaaad torn oandHtow. 030M TOO-tm

MUSTANG ^ooSaiL tOOMarbaMaRto 47*M MEBOORT ita* • 2 Maar. mmf naw

porta.0999 M l 2901ESCORT. 1009. 9t4E0 ortodM ■Map WNsto oar tor parto dOMoMar ilf-4100

mustang toS4. OT Ttobw Rad. 0 apood. iMiraof BitoMtom aondNtaw, SSo fM IM I

MCONT MM- bddr rd d l odM dan. rabiMl oW to naw Waa. liiO /baM M9-3949

dIUSTANG. 1064. UL Nd tiw R dir taXMordsM

471-OaiESCORT. 19B9H. aa»4a oaM to nawgaod $1,100.C il 021 7900

MUSTANG 1664 LX ■ H iM d . Mr. now antoto 00 nML 4woaSam oenMdan. *4XM Mi-1342

EBOORT 19B9 • Ctoam Q arw • 1.090TYMEAUTO I f ilOO

MUSTANG toM GT. Maps, liodad. adML aalra etoan. muM aaoi09475/oRar 96626M or 322-70a

ESCORT 19B9 atoden m ^m 4 Osar, a unmade, ad. naw draa, aoaloendMen. baM aRv 922-le9

MUSTANG toM OT Corwatobto - OX. 9 apaad. only 29.000 ooraM nMaa, SIM9

Mtona Pard uncedi Marewry 40*2424 am.301ESCORT 1907 QL • 4 w ad . NW-4»l

to . naw draa, bradaa * toM ptiwp. i ownar 02900WM 5»-to14 MUSTANG. 19M GT OX Mb. 9

MuHR. Bfamhnn aaund am bn ea* aatlo. i l powar. IM.OM nMaa, T-Tapa. Claan. Rma 0 loelts anoM- tom7|4900WM CM:471-9000 orM I-OM I

ESCORT 1907 OL. 1 ownar. to. aa- tomadc. da oaaaaNa, erutow von good onwMdori. 03400 or doM o5 ftd 409-7134ESCORT 1900 GT. 44400 mOas, Finalam CondMton. LoadoM 04600 orboM.Ca0, 494-0021

MUSTANG 1967 Convardbto OT. Loaded, aiorad. 99660 nagaWadN

n*9713ESCORT tOSOH GT - Rad. 9 apaad. toadad. aunroof. 42.000 mdaa. 94.500. Men frt. daya 49*4910 MUSTANG 1997 QT. biato. am

roof, aguatoar, nww draa, ancodam OOrMdon.M.4M 990-9200ESCORT-lOOiH. 2 door. wdomMIc.

low nMaa. *4400. 4644241 MUSTANG. 1907, GT - Loaded, aunrool, awoaiont oondNIoa. ddm. tanW drNart $7,900. 477-9000ESCORT. 1900 1 • Navy bdia. to.

22.000 m i. wrtandad sarvtoa plan. *57*0 C il Mlar 5pm 42*4410 MUSTANG 1607. 9 apaad. goodEyORT 1900 Pony. 4 yw d . tow mlaaga, claan. graM iranaportadon tor itodama. muM asA. 404 0923

condNton. 09000. CM balwaan * ipm-IOpm 261-99MMUSTANG 19M LX • 4 eyindar au- f

ESCORT. 1999. *2996.ESCORT. 1904. $1909 340-1090 34*7171 000 3057

lomaMc danamtoalon. loadad. E w i- ' tom oonddton 00300. 277-09M ^MUSTANG toM QT ComartMa, \aulomadc. loadad. $12.465Norto Brodwra Ford 421-1976 ,ESCORT 1991 LX - 5 apaidiO to-

lomadoa wdh to, 9 to choeaa. from $7996.North Brothara Ford 421-1379 MUSTANG. 1*M OT Convardbto (

HaaRhy rad/ton. 9 apaod. toXOO nd. -i •lerad. *15X00. 300-0372 ]ESCORT. 1991 Zlobarl undsrooM-

ad. automodc. to . 9.000 nMaa. 9 mondis eld. 99.900. 479-4599 MUSTANG 1«SS GT . M.000 mSn.

nutomadc, pownr wlndowa 0 loeda. - caaanlla. *64MNorth BroOtora Ford 421-1376EXP. 1999. low nMaoga. graM oon- ddton. arndn aiarao. ad. 14900.

474-7709 dIUSTANQ 19M UL 9X. widimndn. facaory aunrool. loadad. 23,000 ntoaa. dam rad. M700. M1-91M iFAIRMONT 1901 - stodon wogm

wjtomadc. 9 eyindar. nma. noada body word. SSOO Evaa: 291-0629 MUSTANG 19M UL 5X. 9 apaad. \

toadad, plua 100X00 nMa antandad a aandoa plan. anoaOam oonddton. AFlor12aoon. M1-3M1 -- ■■■ ...... . 1

FESnVA 1969. 24.000 nMaa am/ dn, rad. moonroof. too now. *3600 orboMoftor. *62-2103LTD 1973. 2 door hordMp. 1 ownar To aotda oatoto. very good cendL don. 91.495. 72 V4299

PROSE 19M OT. tovar. amroof. „ 47,000 fflOito, porfM oonddton, taadod. M790. Evao Mt-6204

Oayoi26-60MLTD 1979 WAGON • 9 pasawigar. oomptololy rabiMi and padwad. *1.500.27*399* 274-2701

pyS E . toM. LX - todto. only 7 JOO y nOaa. ExoaOam oortodioni diuM la*. m M.t00. M1-03M 0

MERKUR 1960 XR4T1. artosdant condftton. toadad, laaihar iniartor. 910490 or basL 454-7900

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455-8740 MI-3171 adIUSTANQ UL 1999. WAOmodC. 3 9. V4. to. power. AM-FM. 49,000 nMaa. vary Mean. IS .iW . 5404729

liOj TAURUB U Wapan. i

1009 TA4MM LX Wdgaa, i

HUNTINQTON FOrV> 662-0400

RaMMMM Rd. M l M M M-OO

TAURUB 19B0M-ORglM•BKmS ^ I94.990.

TAURUB 10*7 ML.7 MU wmm 09M. ••M . 9MbD mam

TAURUB, 19B7 IX I

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r woMu $1200. d w aMi tor

V*.; 90.900/baM oMir 301-4119

oondMton. 19.300/baM 990-7724

M. burgWY. Mry L 0M06. 421-0100

Turbo, loadM 340-6339

GRAND llaraiR M L B P w M iH IIM Irtii.gpO O . n aMtoit.adM iwaawnM mbtO 4 2 3 -f^GRAND MAINXAB 1699.

422-t309GRAND MAROmB. 1999. mrf M6a nMLiaWd 02.M0 Ci6

IMGRAND MAROL9B 1999 LS, 73XB0

la. M pautor. m. 4 daM. 03199. CadMIar W 427-0007ORiMDUAROUM 1900 • law 8

GRAND MARQUM. 1907 tB Load- fta nmm 49.000 nMaa. 00300

E W W A2V-----GRAND MAROLM 1990 LS - N pnwM. torwMl coach roM 910J00

453-2424 Mrt 301GRANDMAROUM 1999 LS-

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A rts and Crafts furn iture’s popularity rejuvenated

W HEN IS • ubl« DOt j«ut a table but aa ethical itatemeat? And what

, makca a chair apetaphor for a better life?' T hm broader impUcatiooi turfacc when the aubicct oi Arte and Cralta Juraiturc come up. particularly puatav Stickley piecea • Perhapa more than any other atyle. Alta and Crafta furniture aeema to attract many coUectora and dealera pa much for ita aocial ethic and atrict deaipn principlea at for ita increaainp market value.I Bruce Sxopo of the Duke Gallery In Birmingham ia juat one of thoae ^aacinated by the aocial ethk behind the Arte and Crafta and the meaning it hat for today'a collectora. r He deacribea the situation in thia ^ay: “Aa we come dote to the end of the 20th century, we're reaching a new level of contcioutneaa, eapecially in the greater reapect for the jNivironment and increaaed value for tamily and h<»ne.^ "You might even conaider it a part ibf the New Age philotophy. What ia happening now hat many parallela with what happened at the end of the 10th century, when the old Victorian wder gave way to the Modem period.”

- GESTURING TOWARD a ‘Guatav Stickley arm chair, Szopo ‘Soea on to say, "What thia chair embodies can be summarized in four points underlying the entire Arts and Crafts movement and its revival.

"Foremost, it symbolizes the revolt jagainst the 19th-century industrial devolution, which the English •iounders of the movement saw as “ileineaning the individual, excluding the very privileged upperclass.Writers and artisans such as John Ruskin and William Morris wanted

■to humanize the workplace and 'society in general."* “Semnd, art and design is seen as ~a stimulus to life. Design of objects gained a new respectibility by not being thought of as separate from art, but part of it.

“Third, and perhaps the moat important," Szopo emphasized, “all of these objects were designed for the home, considered the very center of life itself, the key envirorunent that nurtured individuals, who, in turn, helped to create a better society.”

“Finally,” he summarized, “this ideal envirorunent could not foster a better person unless there was a

‘Today’* yo u n g ar c o ila c to f* a p p ra c ia ta th a fu rn itu ra to r ita »im pU city bacauaa th ay a ra lo o k in g to aim pH ty th a ir ow n llvaa an d ra -o rd a r m any p rio ritia a in h a rita d fro m a p rav io u a g an ara tio n .’

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simplicity to life and this simplicity was reflected in the design of all furnishings ”

CONTINUING WITH his observations. Szopo observed, "What has made Arts and Crafts a major collectible today is an attitude that has begun to recognize the validity of these principles. Today's younger collectors appreciate the furniture for its simplicity because they are looking to simplify their own lives and re-order many priorities inherited from a previous generation.”

It was Gustav Stickley, credited for bringing the English Arts and Crafts philosophy and design principles to America, who alto referred to raising the level of education to that it was suited to make real men and women and not just grist for the commercial mill.

But it was the commercial mill, including two of his own brothers, who competitively manufactured thousands of his furniture designs up until the end of World War I.

This is when financial overextension and changing tastes drove him into bankruptcy. He didn't live long enough to epjoy the revival of his style that began with tentative stirrings in the early 1970s.

During the 1970s, glossy shelter magazines would feature Hollywood celebrity collectors of Stickley furniture such as Barbara Streisand.

Locally, Tom Monaghan's collection became widely known. Prices, as might be expected, soared. By 1987, furniture manufacturers began to show their versions of Stickley designs at High Point, N.C., as they continue to so do today, promoting it as “Mission” style.

GIVEN THESE circumstances, Szopo emphasizes the importance of legacy: “Availability is not the

Craftsman Workshops (Gustav Stickley) • F u rm tur* m ade m tt>eC rattsm an e x e e m e d Earty p ie ce s (1 9 0 0 0 3 ), 1 9 0 3 0 4 H a rv ey E lis inlaid designs an d spindle p ieces re p res ert the m ost sougnt

O v e r the y e ^ . wanoos m arks an d labels w e re used The m arks not only identity Stick ley chose as his m ark the furniture m aker's m ost basic to d , the (om ters o orrp ass To it h e added

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problem, but authenticity and lineage is. With so many manufacturers, both the old and new. involved, how to distinguish between the good and the mediocre becomes critical.

"It takes considerable background and knowledge to evaluate the design, the construction, overall quality and coloration. The origiiuil Stickley furniture, for example, achieved its unique coloration through an ammonia fuming process that today's commercial pieces cannot replicate.”

Roger Ellingsworth of Vertu Galleries in Royal Oak confirmed that Arts and Crafts has gone from "unloved and abandoned furniture to a true collector's item.”

Margaret Basta of DuMouchelle Art Galleries stresses that “even the type of label used, whether bumed-in or paper, makes a difference on what price can be commanded, as far as the older pieces are concered.”

PAUL SADOW of Paul Sadow Auction Galleries in Clarkston discovered during a trip to London thrM years ago that “collectors and dealers were going crazy over better quality Arts and Crafts pieces.”

It was about this time that Baker

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H 0 MFURNISHINGS

TRADITION: I t ’s on the cutting edge of today’s home furnishings scene. And that’s the theme xve’ve picked for Home Furnishings.

In this special section of locally produced material, you'll find an overview on finely executed, historically authentic reproductions and adaptations as well as profiles of families whose homes are steeped in tradition, including a real log cabin.

You’ll also find a perspective on Stickley Arts and Crafts furniture and traditional trends in the kitchen, the bathroom and kids’ rooms.

Enjoy!—Bob Sklar

Assistant managing editor

A B O U T T H E C O V E RAll furniture is from Century's American

Life Collection:•Chippendale sofa 96 inches long (left),

$2,188 to $5,668.•New England Wing Chair (foreground),

$1,275 to $3,195.• Barrel-back Wing Chair (near fireplace),

$1,465 to $2,905.•Tile-top Tea Table (in front of sofa), $1,875. •Connecticut Chest-on-Chest Highboy

(against back wall), $3,235.•Chippendale Side Chair (at back, near

window), $799 to $1,119.•Chippendale Bureau Desk (next to chair,

right rear), $3,750.•Queen Ann Light Stand round top

(foreground), $849.•Tobacco Leaf lamp, 30 inches high, at

farther end of Chippendale sofa, from

As You Like It, $730.Accessories from Chelsea House-Port Royal:

•Tole-piece planter, $625.•Tole-piece um, $562.•Porcelain figurines representing the four

continents; Asia, Europe, America and Africa, $675 each figurine.

The Henry Ford.Museum & Greenfield Village American Life Collection licensees include:

•Century Furniture Industries, Hickory, N.C.•La Barge Mirrors, Holland, Mich.•Sligh Furniture, Holland, Mich., for clocks. •As You Like It, High Point, N.C., for lamps. •Chelsea House-Port Royal, Gastonia, N.C.,

for porcelains, paintings.•Mountain Rug Mills, Mt. Fletcher, N.C., for

rugs.•Lunt, Greenfield, Mass., for tabletop silver. •Woodbury Pexvterers, Woodbury, Conn., for

pewterware.•Pratt & Lambert, Buffalo, N.Y., paint.• Waverly, Division of F. Schumacher, New

York; Valdese Weavers, Valdese, N.C., for textiles.

O&E assistant managing editor Bob Sklar, with assistance from design and color consultant Helen Diane Vincent, oversaw this special section, appearing today in all 12 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. O&E graphics editor Randy Borst designed the cover. O&E sales representatives Michele Heygan and Sandra Grisso coordinated advertising. Direct queries to Bob Sklar: 953-2113.

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T HKItB ARK certain habtu of the heart that cannot be broken, and Amcnca’e love affair with traditional

hone furnishinci it one of them Early American cokmiilt rejected

rule by Britain, but not its Chippendale aiul Queen Atuic hichboye, chintaet and other fumiehinc* that embodied a quiet difnity and gentility

Alto, colonittt were no ttrangert to Continen|al and more eaotic deiignt from around the world.

Today, thoec Americant who continue that love affair are able to locate, through decoratort or retailert, a wide range of finely executed, historically authentic reproductions and a^ptations. And they don't have to rely on antiques and imports since tome of the best home furnishings are made in the USA

Moreover, the push toward high quality and authenticity it advairced by organisations such as the Natkmal Trust for Historic Preservation at well as museums with decorative arts collections being offered for licensing to select nuinufscturers.

The Henry Ford Museum (It Greenfield Village in Dearborn it well on its way to becoming a formidable presence in generating good 18th and 19th century design for the public with its fully coordinated American Life Collection involving 100 pieces made by more than 10 manufacturers.

AT THE International Home Furnishings Market in April,Century Furniture of Hickory, N.C., one of the licensees, first displayed its American Life furniture based on select originals from the Henry Ford Museum.

The line, fully coordinated in a setting with other licensed products, drew an enthusiastic response from press and buyers alike. Locally, Hudson's, Jacobson's and Classic Interiors will carry Century's American Life furniture.

Henry Ford Museum also will have a permanent exhibit of the entire collection opening in November. If public response to the total line is anything like the buyers' and the press', we should expect to see more pieces of the collection at local retail stores in time.

As the American Life Collection is launched, it joint the distinguished ranks of a number of licensed furnishings already on the market.

Among the oldest furniture companies engaged in several authentic and licensed reproductions is Baker Furniture Co. of Grand Rapids, represented locally at the Michigan Design Center, Hudson's and Jacobson's.

Colonial Williamsburg, the oldest and largest museum reproductions program in the USA, has asked Baker to join its successful and respected program, which now has S3 licensees with 3,000 products.

The first Baker collection with Colonial Williamsburg will include 3S pieces of furniture from late baroque, rococo and neoclassical periods dating from 1710 to 1810. Expect to tee special design detailing, such as exquisite inlays and hundreds of new upholstery patterns in subtle colors.

F SCHUMACHER k Co sUnds tall among the many fine textile companies that have successfully interpreted historic fabrics

Perhaps it's their scholarship.11.000 document archives or 102-year history that has made this possible. Whatever the explanation.Schumacher is again making a significant contribution at a 50-year textile licensee of the National 'Trust with the introduction of wallpapers from Colonial Williamsburg. These additions strengthen the line and provides clients with a more coordinated look.

Historic Charleston Foundation is yet another source for maintaining and licensing regional treasures. This time. John Jacoby, designer for Brunchwig It Fils, has collaborated with the Foundation and created a beautiful Charleston Collection of five designs inspired by the magnificent architectural detail and sumptuous floral gardens of Charleston.

Meanwhile. Bernhardt Furniture

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A roundabout, or cornef, chair from H arden Furniture. Retail price range: $ 8 1 8 with custom er’s own fabric to $ 9 0 8 . From th e M ane- H ow ard Show room s in the M ichigan Design C enter an d S tew art- Glenn Furniture. Bloom field Hills.

of High Point, N. C., it bringing out a special quality of the deep South with licensed adaptations from the Louisiana State Museum Foundation.

As Ken FonviUe, Bernhardt vice president of casegoods, said: "Craftsmen from Brittany ports in Northwest France often immigrated to New Orleans. Using native woods, they fashioned simple and sturdy versions of furniture they remembered from the Old World. England as well as France."

The result of this collaboration is the Bellwood Collection, which can be seen along with other Bernhardt lines at Norman Lackoffs showroom in the Michigan Design Center.

NOT TO be outdone. Harden Furniture Co., whose manufacturing facilities are in New York State, has been pursuing creation of historically authentic furniture through five generations of Harden family craftsmen.

Today, its collection has grown to 750 pieces, including the roundabout, or corner, chair — a unique style evolved from the 15th century and primarily used by men. The Harden line is available to the decorator trade at the Marie-Howard Interiors showroom in the Michigan Design Center and at Stewart-GIenn's in Bloomfield Hills and Classic Interiors in Livonia.

Undoubtedly, the consumer is well- served by the upper echelon of the American furniture industry in its effort to bring it high quality, historically accurate lines, whether through the licensing or in-depth respect for historical tradition.

An upsurge of hand-tufting is also occurring in the decorative rug business, increasing the array of traditional patterns previously seen only in 17th and 18th century French Aubusson flat weaves and English needlepoint rugs

Lacey-Champion Rug Co., from Fairmount. Ga.. a recent addition to the Michigan Design Center, joins the other sophisticated resources, such as Ghiordes Knot and Stark, which have held a nearly exclusive position with the local decorating profession. Each of Lacey- Champion's hand-tufted rugs is made to design specifications by one artisan who signs the rug upon completion.

WHEN TRADITIONAL furnishings are viewed not so much for their authenticity, but for the power to evoke nostalgic feelings, you enter the world of lifestyle merchandising, itself a growing trend

One of the first to get the idea of lifestyle merchandising off the ground was Nathan Ancell. founder of Ethan Allen That was in 1932. Today, there are 350 Ethan Allen stores in the United States. Japan. England. Saudi Arabia at>d Australia There are four of these stores in the immediate area, each desigtted

BCtton of a Lacey- ham pion, hand- ifted rug using otifs from a French ubusson 100- jrcen t New Zealand ool Prices vary x o fd in g to num ber ' colors and size, am $47 up to $ 1 0 0 M square foot

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around themes using 18th century furniture at well as the more casually styled Country look.

Also going along with lifestyle flow is Gorman's Drexel-Heritage store in Troy. This fall, it will feature The Estates Collection by Lynn Hollyn. The real impetus to the line, even though it uses various traditional European furniture and accessory styles, is a "warm sense of intimacy and graciousness.” said Jeff Roberts. Gorman’s manager.

But it is Ralph Lauren who generally is regarded at one of the most successful matters of lifestyle merchandising, both in apparel and home furnishings. He recreates a romanticized version of past eras for today's consumer by artful

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A m id -18th-century rococo o pen-arm chair from W illiam sburg by Baker. It's distinguished by exten­sive nail trim and the fretw ork detail of the leg. A p ­

proxim ate retail price, starting a t $ 3 ,1 2 5 . From Baker, K napp & Tubbs in the M ichigan Design Center, Hudsion’s, Jacobson ’s.

A sideboard from the Bellw ood Collection. B erhnard t Furniture. It com es in tw o sections: a 51 -inch b ake r's rack top with glass shelves and a 33-inch base in cherry veneer w ith round w ood pulls and antique brass fittings. A bout $ 2 ,0 0 0 retail. N orm an Lackoff, distrib­utor

The D artm oor Tartan pattern from the Ralph Lauren H o m e C o llec ­tion a t the P o lo /R a lp h Lauren Shop, B irm ingham . The u n e xp ec ted com bination of the classic patterns, the paisley a n d the ta rtan , c re ­a te an elegant and urbane look for the bedroom . A p p ro x im a te price of com plete ensem ble for a standard-size bed . $53C

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For thooc who would like to preterve o piece ot the poet in theif bone, that h the choUence And Dowhefc b that choUence more diiricult to meet than in kitchen* and bathroom*.

The (act i* that kitchen* and bathroom* have chanced a creot deal over the year*. A hundred year* aco. moat people were crateful ju*t to have an indoor bathroom. Nowaday*, we expect apace and luxury. And it’* hard to moke a kitchen look like freat^Crandmother'* — while accommodatinc the diahwaaher, e*prc«*o maker and toaater oven.

But a* more people turn to traditional desicn*. companie* arc cominc out with product* that can help to capture the apirit of other time*. Croovhandlcd bra** and porcelain bathroom fixture*. Claw­footed, free-atandinc bathtub*. White kitchen cupboard* with leaded, beveled glaa* door*.

‘TM$ kiieh0n it tb t room thot, whon wo wobrod into it, looid wo’ro not buying thio houoo. tt woo totoity untuncUonoi. But my huBbond boo tho gM ot Booing boyond.*

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There i* alio room for your own creative aolution*. Two area couple* who arc reatorinc hiatoric home* have uaed care and imocination to blend the paat with the preaent in their kitchen* and bathroonu.

RUTH MOSSOK Johnaon and her huaband. nationally known artiat David McCall Johnaton of Farmington Hill*, wanted the kitchen of their 1840* Greek Revival home to be a* authentic a* poaaible, but alao able to accommodate the aeriou* cooking and entertaining that Johnaon like* to do.

At first glance, their kitchaa ha* OMre in common with one at Greenfield Villac* than with on* down the atrect The room ha* whit* plaater wall*, wide, atroight chjcolata-brown molding* around door* and window*, checkerboard ceramic tile on the floor — and no built-in cupboard* or counter*.

Their only workapacc is a good- aixed piece of counter from an old general store, act with black and white ceramic tile* on the top and serving a* an island in the middle of the room Pot* and pan*, groceries and unall appliances are tucked in odd place*: in an Amish jeUy cupboard, on a small French art table, on shelve* under the island, around the comer in the dining room.

But this kitchen belong* in the 20th century a* well. Ruth cook* on • aix-bumcr commercial stove and use* a reataurant-aixe refrigerator. That quaint butcher-block island ha* two round sink* in the top and a built-in dishwasher underneath. The only real compromise the couple made is storage.

"I look at that wall over there and

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Natalie (left) and Alexandra Clark, ages 5 and 3 oak chest, which the Clarks refinished, has two dif- respectively, share a bath in the claw-footed, free- ferent colors of wood and a brass rack to hold standing tub that came with their house. The small towels.

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Blend the past with the presentCowMnxed Irow p>ot4dfMoi about puttuic a uboia cupboard tbcrc" Ruth aaid **lt arauJd amk* bl« a whote tot caaicf But I'd hata to destroy the toofc ol what a«'va doac bocauM arc roally attioy

KATHY AND Tom Clark begatt rmovatiag thou 101-year-old.

Italiaaau-styla house m douMowa Plyuuutb tevea years apo But they •liBosi dida't buy Use bouse m the first place

"Tlua kttcbea is the rooai that, wbea we walked Mto K. I said we re not buyu^ this house.** Kathy said "It was totally unfuactioiiaL But asy husband has the gift of sccuig beyosMl **

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M sd#o*iu®S tetitfoan Md plMUMd carefully to asake sure use af every mch ia the long and narrow kitchen

Toai Clark made the cupboards hiawclf w a goiden oak. anth raissd center panels and brass futures like those on the old ice boses He buih them to the top of the nine-foot ceilings, and added space-saving features like a small spice cabinet, a shallow pantry whose door also has shelves on it. and pull-out counterspace

Once they knew the kiuhen was as efficient as possible, the Clarks set out to make it charming as srell The ma)or addition was an old tin ceiling that Tom repaired, installed and painted forest green

OTHER PINISHINO touches included a refurbished ceiling fan from an old bar. green marble tiles behind the stove and a canister set from an old soda fountain that sits behind the stove as trell.

The cream-colored wallpaper has a small green pattern and a traditional

feeling to it. the border is a dramatic blue rote and green floral that draan attentioo to the ceiling

la the kiUhcn. the Clarks started from scratch But m the bathroom, they began with one maior asset a beautifully shaped claw-footad tub They added warm wood moldings, several antu|ue pieces, and muted beiges msuves and greens

Their sink is an old pink marbletop. embellished arith new porcelain piatol-stylc handles and an oak commode that Tom built. A low antique chest on the other tide of the tub and an old wood roedictne cabinet on the wall add charm as aicll at storage

In both rooms, the Clarks feel they have preserved the feeling of the 19th century while including many of the conveniences of the 20th.

"We tried to keep the look of the old with the convenience of the new." Kathy Clark said "We have things that you srouldn't find in an older home, but that I srouldn't live without "

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An old Amish jelly cupboard provides extra storage in the Johnston kitchen and also displays a colorful collection of tins dating from the 1800s to 1920s. The checkerboard Shaker taping on the seat of the chair echoes the checkboard pattern in the floor and countertop.

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Kit c h e n a n d bath pUcesaround town carry all kindshf traditkmal

‘ designs.Herald's Wholesale in Oak Park

has a good selection and gives discounts of up to 50 percent off manufacturer's prices. Classic Baths in Birmingham. Que/Vie in Royal Oak. Bath Magic in Royal Oak and Novi and Allied Cabinets in Southfield are other good placet to look.

For bathrooms, there are several lines that can help create a Victorian or traditional atmosphere.

Artistic Brass and Kohler make brass and porcelain or brass and crystal bathroom fixtures in many stylet, from cross-handle to pistol style. St. Thomas carries faucets in colonial styles made of a brushed chrome that looks like pewter. Kohler also carries a new line of sinks and toilets called "Portrait" with fluted, classic lines. Other sinks and toilets have rounded shapes that would fit

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FOR THE final touch in an old- fashioned bathroom, you can buy a claw-footed, freestanding bathtub, complete with a brass pipe runniitg up to the showerhead. Kohler has a beautifully shaped one with brass feet.

While it's difficult to duplicate an older kitchen, there are a growing number of products that use traditional styling.

In traditional kitchen cabinets, you can find everything from dark cherry to white painted wood and the new white laminates, which are said to have a more durable finish. They come with raised center panels (squared or with a cathedral arch), fluting, molding, dish-drying racks and open cupboards. You can even have leaded, beveled glass in a few of your cupboard doors.

Other options for the kitchen: hand-painted porcelain pulls and door handles. traditioiMl p lum b^ fixtures similar to those available for bathrooms and a backsplash made with handpainted ceramic tiles.

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WhimsicalA whimsical papier-mache, near-life-size sculpture of a 19th century entertainer, perched on a stool, greets visitors in the entry hall of this Farmington Hills home decorated by Barbara Kopifz, ASID, of Birmingham Artist Ca'ol Haithman designed the sculpture.

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DID YOU know;

Home as a haven — The Home Furnishing Council found we view our homes as a sanctuary and a source of comfort. Our living spaces also provide an outlet for creativity and an opportunity td exercise control over our environment.

Snowball effect — Homeowners see home furnishings as an important investment. A Home Furnishings

Council study found that making a small change in a home's interior often leads to ongoing redecorating projects.

Furniture fracas — About half of women rearrange their furniture at often as seasons change The typical furniture rearranger it a married woman, between ages 25 and 44, who owns her home

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traditionaJ feature* that telp create a rich and warm environment

Two dark oak ttaircatet curve from the firtt floor to the lecond Simple piece* of limettone turround the home'* many fireplace*. And the view of the lake ia framed by leaded window*.

But one of-the ttaircaie* wa* built in 1934, and the other in 1990. Ditto for the fireplace* and the window*.

What look* like a ipaciou* Tudor it really a roedium-iized Tudor with a recent addition. But intide and out. builder and developer Paul Norman of Orchard Lake worked with the owner* to painstakingly duplicate the original material* and feel of the home.

The owner*, a middle-aged couple who prefer their name* not be used, wanted to make sure there wasn’t a jarring difference from one part of the bouse to the other. And they have a great deal of respect for the charm and workmanship of the original home.

"There's something traditional, homey and cozy about an older home,” she said. "I like to cuddle up with a book near a fireplace."

DESPITE ITS charm, the house also had the major flaw of many older homes, a small kitchen.

The addition, designed by architect and interior designer Bob Abramson of Boca Raton, Fla., gives the couple a spacious kitchen with white cherry cabinets and green marble countertops. It also provides a master bedroom suite, a dining area with attached sitting room and a lower-level family room that leads out toward the lake.

Outside, the entire home looks like it has been comfortably settled among the trees for some time.

The builder duplicated the gray slate tiles on the roof, a three-part red-brick chimney and an additional garage. A craftsperson leaded the storms for the new windows to match the original ones. And since it would be impossible to duplicate the aged quality of the brown wood trim, the entire house was repainted a soft gray.

Decorating the home was a labor of

love for tha woman of the housa, who was happily involved ia many aspects of the design Assisted by Birmingham intarior dasignar Jean Comb, she browsad discount store* a* well a* the Michigan Design Center in Troy to find just tha right furniture and accent pieces

"She and I just clicked,** the owner said "I needed soroaone to say, ‘Yas, that will srork * It wa* really fun to work with her."

THE TWO also found many mteresting piece* at antique stores In Saline. Among them svere ornate tin door frame* that they used to frame a couple of mirrors and an antique wooden chest serving as the cabinet for the master bedroom sink.

The result is a home beautifully decorated, but alto comfortable and perstmal. The dark oak moldings, staircase and floors create a traditional feeling and tie the house together. Rich peach walls and a mix of bright fabrics add color, pattern and warmth.

The center of the addition it a large dining room with a sitting area that faces the lake. A curved, oak staircase along one wail roughly divides the room in two. A tall stone planter with a spray of silk flowers is tucked into a curve of the staircase.

The focal point of the dining area is an Oriental rug in shade* of peach, green and blue under an antique oak table. The oak chairs are upholstered with a muted floral tapestry. The table it covered with a cream-colored crocheted table cloth.

Behind the dining room table is another of the large fireplaces, framed with a curved piece of limestone. The ornate dark, wood mantlepiece hat a lion's head at each of the upper comers and was made especially for the house. On either side of the fireplace are built-in oak cabinets with leaded windows, a small shelf and drawers below.

THE SITTING area, anchored by a similar Oriental rug, is a comfortable place to move to after a meal and enjoy the view of the UUte.A teal leather loveseat with floral pillows and a grouping of traditional chairs in an interesting mix of prints provides seating. Classically shaped columns topped by large ferns stand on either side of the doors leading out to the patio.

This sunny sitting area adjoins the dining room and is part of the now- spacious Tudor home’s addition by builder Paul Norman. Surrourrded by leaded windows, it looks out toward Cass Lake in western Oak­land County. The room is anchored by an Oriental rug and teal leath­

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er love seat, with a mix of fabrics and patterns in the chairs and piliows. The statue on the small, round table adds height while form­ing an attractive grouping with the antique green picture frame and candle holder.

Although this dining room is part of the home's recent addi­tion, it still retains the warmth and charm of the original Tudor home, built in 1934. The lime­stone frame around the fire­place and the oak floors and leaded windows are careful re­plicas of those found through­out the home. The peach, blue and green Oriental rug is a warm, rich fodal point; the an­tique green and crystal chande­lier adds interest.

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Many Vlctanan. country and ■uropaaa style designs are cropping up Iron isaoarnad conpanies like Lciingtan. Sinaaons. Le» and Universal.

Whethoe In indestructible hard woods or lavely traated veneers, local stores and doaigners are pronoting and selling these themes to patrons tired of thd Impersonal laminate look.

"^ople arc much more inclined to invest their money on beautiful things that last,” said Terry Ellis, a Bloomfield Township interior designer and an associate with Barbara Kopiti Design Associates of Birmingham. "Children are especially mesmerised by the way things used to be.”

Ellis recalls accompanying her 8- year.old daughter Dory’s school group to the Troy Museum and historic village green, which the calls a delightful, scaled-down kind of Greenfield Village. "They were enchanted by the antique furniture, toys and household items people used a hundred years ago.”

COOMMNATINO HER das«a rspertiae with Dory's hobbias and mtereett. Elhs rreotod a Victonoa bedroom far her daughter

An antique rcproductMo slcq(hbed from Lmk Taylor's "Directotrc” series is angled diagonally from a comer and covered by an eaquisitc, washable Batten burg lace comforter

The Victorian dollhouse Ellis built five years ago is a perfect blending of past and present because that's where Dory plays with her modern Baroie dolls

The antique armoirc is a repository for a comprehensive assortment of books. Hats, one of Dory’s dress-up favorites, adorn the wall above a floral border printed in rose, teal and lilac tones

"1 think s bedroom should contain elements of one's life,” said Ellis, pointing to Dory's oversiied wooden Pinocchio lounging nest to the dollhouse.

Dory's love of Disney characters is reflected in the large framed commemorative potter of the movie version of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Her wicker night table lightens the impact of the wooden pieces and it the perfect showcase for tome of Dory's miniature collectibles and a floral arrangement.

WICKER'S COMEBACK m the design industry lends itself peHectly to infants rooms, too.

Gert Glazer, manager of Bellini Juvenile Furniture in Birmingham, displays a gorgeous handpainted wicker basket on a sUnd that can be custom ordered and was created by Fairyland Industries. One seen

Mikayla Bouchard's wicker rocker complements the Jenny Lind crib and fabric balloon shades of her bedroom. Floral wallpaper, com- memoraliva plates and collectibles give her room a Victorian air

rscaatly m the stars pscB and piok tabes With tiw mattress, the basket is pnesd at |4b0 Adding a caordiaatad coaifortst oad tnpls ruffled pillow will coat about gtOO

"Thia basket has been a stros^ teller for us Although it omy teem espeosivc because it's lioutad ta infancy, it lends itself beautifully to on hcirlaom.” Glaser said

Bellini tells a mauhing encker mirror in coordinated caters. Mmiature lamps and wastebaskets crafted of wicker also are available

THE WICKER rocking chair in ll-month^ild Mikayla Bouchard's bedroom is a met counterpomt to sturdy period pieces her parents have discovered through the years.

Pam and Mike Bouchard bought their daughter a Jenny Lind crib. The antique dresser circa I860 and an old school table with chairs arc substantial and roulti-usc: At Mikayla grows, shell probably enjoy tea parties with the commemorative tea set in her room, or she can do homework on the school table.

"Mikayla't room carries out the more traditional theme of our home.” said Pam Bouchard of their Birmingham residence. "Now that she's outgrown it. her antique wooden cradle is in our attic.”

The choices in wooden case pieces, which grow with one’s children, are abundant at Baby and Kids Bedrooms in Novi.

While furniture in cherry or maple are available, manufacturers are bringing forth lots of whitewashed oak and solid pine. But they’re giving their lines satin finishes, bead mouldings, bisque finishes and adding colors in the rose and blue families reminiscent of the pastoral landscapes of Europe. This is particularly true of the "At Home" collection created by designer Lynn Holland for Lexington Furniture.

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If you look at one of Holland’s brochures, you see her personal philosophy is that "surrounding oneself with beautiful things it one of life's pleasures"

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which offers bedding from infancy to adulthood, floral arrangements, wallpaper borders, scented pomanders and china.

Sleighbedt. armoires. vanities with tri-fold mirrors and unusual desk/ gossip bench combinations are a growing trend. Fort said Her store's top seller is the ''Secrets" line by Universal: "Its warm, oak sleighbed is $S0O, reasonable compared to some companies."

Simmons' spindle crib, double dresser, mirror and chest could

definitely be unisex, said Fors. Likewise for the oval wardrobe svith door mirror, nightstand. double sleighbed and four- and five-drawer- style dressers, which it part of the "Secrets" line from Universal.

MANY A young lady, hosvever, will fall in love with the vanity dresser and tripie-wing mirror from the "Country Lace" collection of Lea Industries

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An early 19th century walnut, l^ pane cupboard greet* vlaitore with a coavktc let of Mulberry ware (ram ItSO. ditpUyad on iu ibelvc*

The etepdtack cupboard, cralted in eoutb central Ohio, feature* etrong architectural line*. It* overall etylc 1* coneervativ* a* oppoaed to the ornate Eogliah etylc* of thi* era.

"It'* a good esampte of an early AnMrkan. eralnut cupboard," *aid John, in hi* antique-fumiahed bonre.

Amerkan, Eogliah and French fur­niture fill the interior of the conteni- porary-built home, decorated with au­thentic art from the mid 1800* to 1936. Oil painting*, paatel* and re- verac paintinga color the home and lend to it* hiatoric theme.

To the right of the cupboard in the entry hall, two paatel portrait* are hung, one above the other. One por­trait feature* John'* 90-year-old aunt when the wa* a little girl growing up in Maine.

“John come* from an old New Eng­land family that practically goe* back to the landing at Pl3rmouth Rock.” Peggy aaid.

ANTIQUES LURK in each nook and cranny of the Blaiadell home, making you feel a* if you had atepped back into a home from the 1800*.

A* you walk into the living room, which wa* the parlor of olden day*.

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an impoeing Eaatem Peniuylvania conter cupboard from 1790 capture* the eye. The focal point of the room, the 16-panc cherry cupboard of aim- pie line* ia at once atuiming and im- preaaivc a* it loom* to within inche* of the ceiling.

"Cup board*” appeared in America in the 1600*. Ori^nally, the term re­ferred to open board (helve* that held cup* and aaaorted tableware. By the end of the century, the (helve* were encated aitd door* added.

American cupboard* of the 17 and 18th century were cooatructed for uae a* *torage area* becauae home*, built then, lacked clo*et* and cup­board*. The free-*tanding utilitarian cupboard* were marked by itrong ar­chitectural line*, coniervative in na­ture.

Wedge-ihaped cupboard* arere popular in parlor* or "the beet room," during the 18th century. Following Englieh cuetom, the cupboard die- played a family'* good china and porcelain.

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"John love* ma**ive cupboard* aiwj cabinetry,” Peggy *aid. "He admire* the pain*taking effort* that went into early cabinetmaking.”

A pair of early 18th century ma­hogany dre**er* al*o grace the living room, one with a bow front, the other, plain.

"The dre**er* arc good example* of early Engli*h cabinet work with gold- < en inlay," John *aid.

The Blaiadell* have (pent the la*t eight year* fumithing their hotne with piece* from the late 1700* to the turn of the century.

“We f'md thing* at antique (how, (hop*, auction*, a* well a* being heir to family piece*," Peggy *aid.

One of the family heirloom*, an 1820 drop-leaf Winthrop table, re*t* comfortably between the pair of Eng- li*h dre**er*. The walnut table from New England feature* hand-carved leg*.

In a “(etting room" to the right of the entry hall i* yet another heir­loom, an American, oak rolltop de«k made in 1875 that belonged to John'* grandfather.

JOHN'S COLLECTION of antique (urveying equipment add* a faacinat- ing touch to the intimate room. Two piece* of the equipment, which rang­es from 1850 to 1940, are diaplayed on antique tripods while the remain­der of the collection *it* on an oak table.

"The surveying equipment wa* used for land survey and building construction," John said.

A late 1800s Lincoln rocker, and an early 20th century American, golden oak mirrored wardrobe unite the room.

"A lot of oak furniture made around the turn of the century, was made in Michigan,” John said. "Be­tween 1890 and 1920, a lot of it wa* bought through Sear* Roebuck.”

Antique bras* candlesticks, stuffed rabbit toy* and teddy bears, wooden terns and sandpipers line the mantel and shelve* of the family room. A Victorian whisk broom holder in the shape of a dog's head i* displayed on the wall opposite the 1800s oil paint­ing of an English Setter.

In front of the sofa is an elm, Eng­lish blanket chest on the side of which an oil painting featuring fresh caught fish on pine board by John’s great-aunt Fanny is displayed. An 1860 coverlet complements the sofa.

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Peggy Blaisdell sits in front of an oak Welsh cup­board from the mid-1800s. Crafted in England, the

Maine. Beside it, an oak Welsh cup­board from England graces the coxy kitchen. The open cupboard from the mid 1800* features a display of "an­tique Blue Willow dishes and Staf­fordshire statues."

Welsh cupboards or open-top cup­boards were designed according to European style. The welsh cupboard, a popular English country piece, it actually a dresser or sideboard with open (helves above it. Upper shelves were stepped back. This allowed the top of the lower cupboard to be used as counter space for dressing or pre­paring food for the table.

“Furniture making in America was influenced by several different fac­tors,” John said.

Colonial settlers on the Eastern Seaboard brought handmade furni­ture of European styling and con­struction traditions to America.

New England furniture was heavi­ly influenced by English settlers and to a lesser degree by the Dutch and Germans. Background differences among East Coast settlers together with influences found in the New World created regional distinctions in style and construction.

"If you know what you’re looking for, you can tell if a piece was made in south central Ohio or eastern Pennsylvania,” John said.

From the cabinetry of an American cupboard to the reverse painting of George Washington, visitor* to the Blaisdells’ home sense our historical legacy as they step back in time to a new land, open to iiiunigrants with freedom ringing through the air.

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A 12-pane walnut cupboard from the early 19th century greets visi­tors to the home of John and Peggy Blaisdell. Crafted in south central Ohio, the step-back cupboard displays a complete set of Mulberry ware from the 1850s.

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AvaiJabUit) ol 19tfa cantury art and hoar to buy it ara tarn ol tita qucatiooa that inataady darkan thoughta adian conaidaring art (ran the IMOa (or hone mtcriora. But raaearching booka and ahofipng galtariaa in quaat ol knoarledga and a rapuUbla dealer caa lead to a ptcaaurable purchoae ol hiatory.

"I regret that moat people don't ahop around.” aaid Arnold Klein, co­owner aiith ari(e (Com of Arnold Klein Gallery in Royal Oak.

"I re(er people to booka and librariea.” Klein aaid. "People have that choice to make an inlomcd deciaion."

Be(ore opening the art gallery more than 20 yeara ago. Klein worked aa a curator'a aaaiatant (or aix yeara in the graphka department at the Detroit Inatitute o( Arta.

"People ahould look aa many placea at they can and read booka." Klein aaid.

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around. Klaia't "advice ta buyera ia to buy what you like, buy what they think ia aigniTieant"

~1 oftll not ahow people thinga 1 like or thinga that I think are of value," Klein aaid

"Paople inpif aa manyplacea at they con. aa many citict aa they can If they can. go to the galleriea ia Chicago, they’ll be aurpriacd what they can Icam. In(onnation. they might not know like the (act hand-colored engravinga were colored recently, not back then,” Klein aaid.

They will Icam aigned printa arc a 20th century phenomena Artiata of the ItOOa typically did not tign their printa.

buying aal pamtmga from the bygone Victorian ara

"Tbc oaore you're paying (or a pointing, the more you need to know about the painter Buy booka." Doren aoid "Then cotabliah a aource (or procuring a pointu^ Find a reputable dealer firat ”

WHKN LOOKINO (or an antique pamting. find out what't been added, what'a been done to it Look to tec if it'a been poorly reatored If it'a for inveatment. moke ture there ia no inpointing." Doren

A drypoint etching (circa 1899), a portrait of Boardnian Robinson, was created by Allen Lewis (American, 1873-1957). Robinson was a draftsman, illus­trator and cartoonist who focused on social and political scenes. The portrait’s price; $325.

READ BOOKS on print collecting to find anawera to auch queatioiu aa. "Ia a I9th century print worth leaa if it ia unsigned?’’

"There are many books in the library and that are (in the gallery) here, reference books that people can use." Klein said.

The gallery offers a bookcase filled with art reference for the use of

PRICE NEED not be a deterrent ^ when considering a print purchkse from the 19th century.

"You can buy anonymous arood engravings for a few dollars to a Toulouse-Uutrec (or $500,000.”Klein said. "There are many prints for under a $100.”

An 1860 engraving of Detroit can be bought at the gallery for $50. "We specialise in printa and draarings.” Klein said. "Our focus is the late 19th century and firat half of the 20th century."

Additional criteria need to be met when seeking to buy antique oil paintings not only for decorative purposes but for investment as well.

Mark Doren. oamer of Gallerie 454 in Birmingham and Grosse Pointe. has some valuable advice for people

Investment paintings need to have an eatabliabcd history of changing hands "Look for s provenance There has to be a credibility established.” Doren said “There are many forgeries out there.”

. __£tt Utmost importance, find out what the gallery policy ia on returning a painting. "When you're dealing arith art, you’re dealing arith emotimi.” Doren aaid. "Ask what is your policy on return because buying art is such an emotional thing.”

Right: An etching (c. 1895) of a magnificent old tree by Ernest Haskell (American, 1876- 1925) leads the eye into the center of the composition where lyrical lines wind and flow. Influ­enced by Rembrandt and Whis­tler, Haskell produced 414 prints, many of which featured powerful themes dominated by nature. The etching is priced at $500.

Lenox offers historic pedigreeBy Helen Diane Vincent special writer

IN A MARKETPLACE besieged by many sophisticated importa. Lenox China, a thoroughly American company

with a 102-year history, continues to occupy an important position with its new introductions for 1991.

Each of the patterns owes its existence to a historic legacy or to a disciplined interpretation of a cherished mood.

Lucia (TM), one of the seven pittems from Lenox’s Grand Tier Crilection, takes its inspiration from tie dramatic power and grandeur of the opera, Lucia di Lammermoor. It isclearly intended to make dining a hdghtened and opulent experience.

Its highly theatrical Art Deco daign, accented with salmon, black, tirquoise and 24 karat gold, cmrdinates with Lenox’s fine crystal at well as antique linens and silver.Fir a firsthand view, Lucia can be san at Slade’s in Applegate Square. Smthfield.

In quiet contrast to the Grand Tier Collection are the many other cdlections that pay homage to virious historic periods and are uicomprisingly designed for sophisticated

For example, the citation pattern fom the Temple Collection, with its ixtricate fluting, draws heavily on tie image of ancient Greek columns. Ihe Ambassador Collection becomes averitable tour of old French courts and English castles.

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Citation, a classic new pattern in the fluted Temple Collection with 24-karat-gold bands. A five-piece complete place setting No. 105. Lenox lines can be seen at Slade’s in Applegate Square in South- field, Jacobson's and Hudson’s.entire scope of history from 700 BC Greece, with its Aegean Cobalt pattern, to the 1920s Art Deco captured in the Lenox Classic Modern pattern.

THE CLASSIC Collection, omsisting of 14 patterns, spans the

Along the way, the Collection stops at the 18th century with its Georgian Shell and Federal Platinum lines that reflect the graceful stylet of Queen Anne and Chippendale furniture, so very well established in home furnishings.

Lenox anticipates the new lines will appeal to yet another generation of Americans as the company embarks on its second century of creating fine handcrafted china and crystal.

After all, Lenox's own tradition hat not only become intertwined arith the White House by providing cociunissioned table settings, as it has, since 1918. but it continues to bring some of that history for us to consider using in our oam homes.

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But whether adding on or building new, Norman prides himself on well- thought-out details that make each house suit its owners. In this cate, that meant creating many attractive spaces throughout the home and taking full advantage of the lake

THE ORIGINAL kitchen of the home it now a tunny sitting room alongside a windowed hallvray that bridges the taro parts of the house and faces the lake.

The raised tub in the master bath looks out on the lake from a large window and is surrounded by green marble. And outside, the lawn it edged by roars of large boulders that curve down to the lake and serve at a border for the many trees and wildflowers behind them

The owners are quite pleated arith their home and enjoy sharing it arith family and friends

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Tradition enduresConttnuad from Papa 3combinatiom of aU the elements that |o into design: style, scale, color, detailing. But it is his pattem-oo-pattem combinations that give his lines a unique character.

The Ralph Lauren Home Collection continues to expand with each season. This fall’s introductions include an industry first: nine Tartan furniture pieces that feature a red Highland pattern on mahogony, reminiscent of Scottish tartanware of the mid-lSOOs. It is designed to mix with the Urtan lifestyle collection across all product categories.

THERE IS no better testimony of tradition’s power than its influence on contemporary. John Mascheroni. designer of the Swaim furniture line, has grown in stature as he embraces this influence.

Mascheroni. who helped define the hard-edged contemporary look in the ’60s and ’70s. is now designing sofas and chairs with softer curves that echo 18th century camelback sofas and tables with the restraint of neoclassical furnishings.

Swaim’s full line is available at Zeising Associates in the Michigan Design Center; select pieces are available at Gorman’s in Southfield and Scott-Shuptrine in Bloomfield HUls.

The softening of contemporary design is also evident in Jay Yang’s most recent work, which can be seen at the Robert Allen showroom, also in the Michigan Design Center.

Yang is now also using the most sophisticated technology in re-interpreting traditional designs for Fabriyaz. It involves cross-piece dying of various combinations of yams and yields subtle effects just weaving or straight printing can’t do alone.

Another tour de force is Stroheim Romann’s woven Jacquard damask "Marella.” which shows us that American manufactures can successfully compete witi a flair and technological control long associated with onl} imported goods. Tradition is still the inspiration, but tie style is definitely contemporary. ’This pattern can be sen at the Stroheim/JAB showroom in the Michigan Desigi Center.

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The vanity is just one of several charming pieces sporting an antique white satin finish with Victorian twitted bead or rope moulding. It’s supposed to suggest the timeless designs of the Victorian era together with the look of casual, cottage country, and it’s convincing. A sleighbed. canopy beds, another vanity with floor-length mirror and a desk round oiX the collection told in the Novi store.

Not every family hat the space, budget or desire to buy a whole new line of furniture. Part of the pleasure in traditional decorating it adding tt what one owns or making simple, striking changes in areas like window treatments.

Elaine Phillips of Creative Fabricating Services in West Bloomfield specializes in custom bedding, draperies, valances, pillows and accessories.

She has designed and sewn cushions, bedding and window treatments for many Victorian-like children’s rooms. She recently outfitted a little girl’s room in a model home of a new subdivision.

“Custom does not have to coat that much," Phillips said. "Sometimes, a client anticipates the total will be higher than it actually is."

An alternative for people who want a personalized statement is to select fabric that’s pleasing to them and hire an experienced fabricator to do the work.

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Shirley WhiU. ehowraom manner, pointi out, "It wee one al the moot •ucceeahil introductioaa ew'vc ever had. even though it takca a apectal client to underetand the ttylc I’m finding interior dacoratore are Miccting it (or clients nrho live in lomc of our older hlkhigan homee. or for their fine bungalow* up north **

On the other hand, Docma Steven*, director of the interior design studio at Hudson’s, tec* "Art* and Crafts at a minor trend at the retail level," which may help to explain why Hudson’s isn’t carrying the lim at this time.

It can be special ordered through the design studio.” Stevens said."We expect it to be purchased at an accent item, a collectible piece and mixed and matched with other

* rtirniturc. We don’t tec Arts and Crafts becoming a mainstream design. It contradicts the dominant trends in home furnishings, the desire for comfort and projecting an image of luxury, even opulence.

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We are pleased to announce the G r a n d O p e n i n g o f o u r n e w Drexei-Heritage Gallery in our Shelby Township store. This completes the installation of the Drexei-Heritage line in all three of our stores.

In addition to installing a new D rexei-H eritage Callery in Shelby Township, we have also redecorated our Thomasviiie and Pennsylvania House Galleries too . The en tire Shelby Township store has a fresh new look we are certain will please you.

To celebrate the opening of the D rexei-H eritage Callery in Shelby Township, we will have a very special sale starting Thursday. September 26 and ending Monday. September 30 at all three of our stores. You can save at least 25% on everything in each of our major galleries. And the sale prices you see will also include your sales tax. In addition, you won t make any payments or pay any interest until 1992 on any purchase of $600 or more with a 25% down payment.

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Zog cabin provides authentic setting for antiques

By Cathleen Collins Lee special writer

IMAGINE. IF you can, finding a carefully restored example of a pioneer house at a local museum — a log cabin complete with worn floorboards, smokey walls and pots

hanging in the fireplace.Now. go one step further and imagine packing

your belongings and living there. Then you'll have some idea of what Don and Brenda Henderson's everyday life is like.

The Hendersons live in an l&30s log cabin that they took apart piece by piece and moved from Kitchener, Ontario, to a 10-acre lot in Oakland County.

From the narrow stone walk lined with lavender out front to the huge, walk-in stone fireplace in the "keeping room," the house faithfully recalls another time and another way of life.

Modern conveniences like electricity, indoor plumbing and central heating have been added, of course — but they're hidden so that nothing mars the historic feeling of the house.

The house is so authentic that it is being used to depict the 19th<entury boyhood home of the Rev. Solanus Casey, a Catholic priest being considered for sainthood, in a Channel 2 docu- drama with Joe Weaver. The house will also be featured in the October issue of Country Living magazine.

sold antiques for 20 years, love to be surrounded by well-worn and unusual items from the past.

Brenda is an interior designer. Don is a builder who enjoys working on historic houses. Last year, they opened a store in Birmingham called O! Susanna, which specializes in unusual antique items.

The couple spent 10 years looking for a log house because they felt it would be the most authentic setting for their many antique furnishings.

"I have always wanted a log home," Brenda said. "It has a whimsical charm that's hard to duplicate in a new home. A log home has been lived in for hundreds of years."

"The stairs in our house are worn in the center.I often look at them and wonder how many people have walked up and down those steps."

But pioneer houses are small. The couple had a hard time finding one large enough for themselves and their two children. Heidi and Matthew, now 14 and 19. In 1985, they finally found in Kitchener a two-story log house that was larger than average.

"I like to look at every board, and see how it’s aged," he said. "It probably took them 20 years to make it. It was a lot harder for them to build than it was for me."

The house is built of rough-heWn logs with square sides that have weathered to a soft gray. The off-white chinking between them is a mixture of horsehair, lime, straw, plaster and sand that Don developed himself.

Upstairs, the couple installed new drywall on the interior walls but used oil to recreate smoke and water stains. Downstairs, the log walls are exposed, forming a wonderful background for the many well-worn wooden furnishings.

Interestingly shaped lamps and wall scounces throughout the house offer a contrast to the plain lines of the furniture. And simple accessories such as burlwood bowls filled with potpourri, pewter plates and redware (glazed pottery made from red clay) are placed in simple, attractive arrangements.

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BUILT BY German immigrant John Nicholi, it was owned at the time by a Mennonite family and hadn't been modernized at all. The Hendersons spent 1 Vi years taking apart the house, numbering the irregularly shaped pieces and carefully reconstructing the house.

Don has a lot of respect for the work and craftsmanship that went into making the house.

In the dining room, a corner cupboard holds redware (glazed red

pottery), a pewter plate and a burlwood bowl above a round hutch table with bannister-backed chairs from the late 1700s. A Queen Anne lowboy displays a small hand-made rug with a tole (elaborately

decorated tin) coffeepot.

A LONG, whitewashed pine table from the 1880s dominates the keeping room, which runs all along the back of the house. It would have been the center of a pioneer family's activities. Across from the table is the magnificent stone fireplace, stacked high with wood and large enough to walk into.

In the living room, a beige Chippendale sofa with rolled arms and two wing chairs upholstered in old linen sheets provide comfortable seating. A low. drop-leaf Queen Anne table circa 1710 sits on a worn Oriental rug in front of the couch and serves as a coffee table. The mustard-colored interior wall around the fireplace looks as old as the log's themselves — but it is a feather-edged, raised-panel wall built by Don.

Don's handiwork is also seen throughout the house in the form of worn wooden walls and doors that cleverly disguise modern conveniences. One such wall in the kitchen has two doors: one opens up to reveal a refrigerator, the other a cupboard containing the dishwasher, and microwave and toaster ovens.

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THE DINING room is a cozy room with a round hutch table — the top flips up so it can be pushed against the wall when not in use — surrounded by black. Iate-17th-century, bannister- backed chairs. A hooked rug in an abstract red and blue design is draped across the table.

Although they live busy contemporary lives, raising their children, running the store and pursuing a mix of professional activities, the Hendersons find that their unusual house is a welcome refuge.

"It's a nice place to go after school or work." Brenda said "It has a cozy 'I'm home' feelittg.

"Anyone can build a new home But the cracks and crevices and the feeling you get from an early home are wonderful."

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Brenda and Don Henderson's store. Ol Susanna, which opened last year, carries a multitude of antique and unusual home furnishings from all over the United States as well as from Prance and Italy.

Because the items are often one-of-a-kind, the stock varies from day to day.

But the couple often has antique outdoor wrought-iron furniture and gates, antique wooden pieces such as armoires and old svire bird cages.

Also spotted there: swags and garlands of dried fruit, gourds and chili peppers; French soaps; beesewax candles; soapstone plates; fruit made of clay; apples made out of twigs; and topiary trees, both dried and fresh.

The Hendersons also carry a four-poster, pencil- post bed. which Don makes himself.

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