MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ,1992 • CANTON. MICHICAN • 40 PAGES CCMTS

I N T H E P A P E R

TODAY Still flying: The dispute over the purchase of Mettetal Airport and its rejection hasn't grounded busi-nesses that operate at the facility in Canton Township./3A

TASTE

Taste of Italy: In Italy, food is an art. It nourishes and binds two lo-cal Italian families who keep their culture alive by sharing favorite familiy recipes./IB

Wine column: Wine columnists Ray and Eleanor Heald toast in-novative wines from Italy's Tus-cany region./IB

STREET SCENE

Country crooner: To hear Simon Bonney, one would think he's from Texas'But not so for this punker turned country wailer. He's from the Land Down Under and he's putting a '90s spin on the tradi-tionally U.S. musical genre./SA

TRAVEL

Days of wine: The grape harvest hits full tilt in September. There's no better place to observe the an-nual rites than the Napa and Sonoma valleys./ 11A

SPORTS

Senior Softball: National Trails, a men's 50-and-over softball team composed of area players, will compete in the Seniors Softball World Series this week in Canton./ 1C

Girls hoop: Plymouth Salem be-

f an defense of its WLAA girls bas-etball title Thursday with its first

victory while unbeaten Plymouth Canton won for the sixth time./ 1C

INDEX

Classif ieds . . . . B-D Obi tua r i e s . . 6A Auto B-D Personal Scene . 9A Employment . . C .D Spor t s 1C Index « B S t r e e t S c e n e . . . 8A Real e s t a t e . . . B.C T a s t e I B Crossword . . . . 7 B Trave l 11A

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STA*» PHOTOK BY BILL BKRSIXK

On the trail: Deborah Whyman is ready to de-vote all her time, from now until the election, to her campaign.

Kosteva campaign: State Rep. James Kosteva speaks Friday with (JAW member John Snow of Canton at the Washtenaw County court.

Kosteva stresses jobs

B B Y D I A N E G A L E S T A F F WKITKH

State Rep. James Kosteva could face a tough chal-lenge thanks to redistricting that leaves him with a more Republican constituency. The Democrat is cam-paigning on an issue that cuts across party lines — jobs.

Stat* Rep- James Kosteva is asking voters to return him to Lansing for his fifth term and he said he's earned the ticket back.

Kosteva maintains legislators "must make alterations in the way schools are financed in the state and that means

the elimination of property taxes as a funding means."

Using income taxes would be more proportional, he said. It s unfair. Kos-teva added, that someone could lose a job and pay the same amount of proper-ty .

The other important educational change, he said, is to adjust the curricu-

lum to what businesses need. Michigan has lost 288.000 manufacturing jobs in 13 years. The jobs that were lost paid $16. $18 and $20 an hour and were re-placed by service jobs that paid $4.50. $6.50 and $8.50 an hour.

"Major employers are seeking lower labor costs." Kosteva said. "The best hope and opportunity is to work smarter and that means to have a well-educated workforce. We have to focus on job training and we have to connect the workforce with the educational sys-tem."

See KOSTEVA. 2A

Whyman runs in tennis shoes B Y D I A N E G A L E S T A W WHITER

Deborah Whyman wants voters in the newly created 21st state House district to know that she's committed to win-ning the race and she's wearing the ten-nis shoes to prove it.

Sneakers with a skirt has become her campaign trademark. In fact, at the Plymouth Fall Festival parade. Why-man said.* onlookers stopped her and promised their votes, because she was smart enough to wear sensible shoes.

She plans to win others over with a platform that includes generating jobs; redistributing tax dollars; reforms in education finance and instruction and accountability of legislative campaign funds.

Last Tuesday the 33-year-old Canton resident started a leave of absence from Ford Motor Co.. where she works as a data processing consultant. All her en-ergies will go to the campaign, which will include a visit from Gov. John En-gler.

"Taxes are out of control at the state level — Michigan has the second high-est business tax in the nation. Why-man said. "And we have the fourth highest property tax in the nation. We're destroying the American dream. A lot of social problems are not going to be cured by government."

She wants to reduce the business tax rata. Whyman said that although she's usually against business tax abate

Sec WHYMAN. 2A

Rains slow harvest

B Y B A R B A R A W I L S O N S T A F F WWTF.H

Several days of rain have seemed to cap off an already strange growing sea son that has kept area growers ofT guard all summer long.

Getting to the crops was the biggest problem faced by farmers last week With tomato crops finally ripening and sweet corn reaching its peak, farmer-were blocked from their fields by heavy mud.

"We've had bulldozers out to get to the corn." said an employee of Duane Bordine of Canton Township.

Farm equipment often can't make into the fields when they are ram soaked and muddy, so the bulldozers are sent in first.

Ross Hauk. of Canton, is facing the same problem with his crops.

"We're having trouble getting the vegetables out of the field," Hauk said. "We're just hoping things will dry up and stay warm awhile longer.

If the fields don't dry up soon, allow-ing harvesting equipment in, farmers may lose field corn and soy crops. To-mato. pumpkin and other squash crops may also be smaller than hoped if the wet weather continues.

"It 's really been hard on the toma-toes." Hauk said. "They 're later than usual and if they s i t in the water they will develop blight and rot."

The same fate may be in store for the pumpkin and squash crops unless things clear up soon.

Cooler summer temperatures and* many cloudy days already have wreaked havoc on the summer melon crop, ac cording to Greg Patchen, horticulturist for the Wayne County Cooperative Ex tension Service. Many other crops have been smaller than usual and not as tas

ty-Salad and root crops, on the other

hand, have been thriving,-Patchen said. Cabbages, lettuce, carrots, beets, spin ach and other similar plants do well in the type of summer weather experi enced this year.

In general. Patchen said, the growing season is two weeks behind schedule, and that could mean lost revenues for local farmers. If fhe region is hit with an early freeze, there will be some major losses in the fields. Hauk said.

"We just have to hope things hold out for awhile," Hauk said

Experts suggest, however, that not all is lost. Autumn is expected to bring one of the best apple crops in years.

Schools seek dismissal of parents' lawsuit B Y B A R B A R A W I L S O N -STAFF W a r n : *

A Circuit Court case that cuts to the core of one local family remains unre-solved after a hearing Friday seeking a resolution from Judge Samuel A. Turner .

Attorneys representing Plymouth -Canton Community Schools filed a motion to dismiss the case involving the 1990 death of 8 year-old Stephen Nalepa of Canton Township.

Nalepa was found March 24 hanging from his bunk bed with a noose made of belts around his neck His parents. De-borah and Lawrence, blame their «on's

death on the schools because the day before his death, his second-grade class viewed a film called "Nobody's Use-less."

The movie shows a handicapped boy trying to commit suicide in a similar manner, but that boy is stopped by his brother. The movie was made for stu-dents in grades 4 to 6. according to an accompanying instruction guide.

The Nalepas filed a lawsuit shortly after their son's death against the school district, as well as Encyclopedia Britannica and the makers of the film

Attorneys for Encyclopedia Britanni -

ca asked that the Bnn bt" the suit and the judge ruled in their fa-vor. saying the company's distribution of the film was prtoected by the First Amendment.

The Nalepas. represented by Barry Waldman and Mary Katherine Norton, asked the court to reconsider.

"Now the judge has to respond to two motions." said John W. Crimando. at-torney for the school district.

The judge took Friday's motion under advisement and allowed Crimando an additional 10 days to present his argu ment. His decision could take weeks. Crimando said, and the case could

end up in the Court of Appeals.

"Nobody wants the judge to rush his decision." Crimando said. "No one wants to try the case with these que . tions still unanswered "

The case is riddled with complicated legal issues concerning the First Amendment and a school district's re sponsibility to censor materials more critically. It has gained a great deal of attention.

"I t ' s a high-profile case so it is better that we take our t ime." Crimando said "Nobody wants lo see this family hurt anymore than they already have been '

Bush to campaign In Old Village

President George Bush is coming to Plymouth Bush la scheduled to appear Saturday afternoon in

Plymouth's Old Village, a Plymouth d t y official said today.

The d ty commission la scheduled today to review a •peda l event application from the Bush campaign for the president's appearance Tha time of Bush ' , arriv-al and his itinerary have not been set, a d t y official

Extra miter named

Bird Elementary School teecher Carol Bread was named sa Extra M i W at the S s p t 14 board of edu cation meeting.

A first grade teacher. Breed has worked with Plym ,th Canton schools far 16 ysars Breed has recetvsd

CANTON CONNECTION much credit for the Earth Day activities she plans for her classroom and her ability to find new and fun approaches to learning.

In accepting the award from board member David Artley. Bread said, "all my beat speeches are made up for first grader* " Bread thanked the board and her students and follow w r h m for the honor

Breed received a certificate, a cloisonne pin af the Hag of Learning and dinner for two at the Mayflower Hotel

Nominated

Supports Keen-McCarthy

Charles Mcllhargey. who lost tha township super visor's race to Kathleen Keen McCarthy by 17 votes, is urging his supporters to support Keen-McCarthy.

She had beeten Mcllhargey. Plymouth Township building director, by 21 votes, by the vote tally after the Aug. 4 Republican primary elaction. The recount .ought by Mcllhargsy upheld Kaan McCarthy's vie tory. by four fewer vetea.

"Your efforts on my behalf ware instrumental in effectively di.semiaeting our positive and issue on ented campaign to the dt iaena of Plymouth Town . h i p " Mcllhargey sakl to supporters 1 hope you

i Schools 8« •dent John Plymouth-C— Hobee was nominalsd for the The Executive Educe tor 100 Ballots are being counted for tha honor pee •entsd by the Executive Editor trade raagaxine

will >oin me in supporting Kathleen Keen McCer

thy."

She feces a challenge in November from independ ent candidate Ron Edwards.

Meanwhile. McCarthy is holding a I t00 fond rme ing breakfast 7 » p a Thursday Sept 24. at Ernes to*. Restaurant in Plymouth

For information about the event, contact McCarthy

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2A(C) The Observer/ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1 9 9 2

Sheldon Road Ford plant marks 25th anniversary B Y K E V I N B R O W N STAFF WHITER

The Ford Moto r Co. p lan t on Sheldon Road celebrated i ts 25th anniversary Satur-day with a carnival. -

Singing groups, a magician and ventrilo-quis t performed on three stage areas set up inside the p lan t from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m..

Kids were t reated to face paint ing, vin-tage cars were d isplayed along with fu tu re prototype cars, a n d informat ion was provid-ed about t he p lan t .

In property taxes alone on the plant , t he Ford Motor Co. pays $631,893 annual ly , making Ford P l y m o u t h Township 's biggest taxpayer.

T h e p lan t , which is just north of M-14. is also t he townsh ip ' s biggest employer

"We have been collecting a lot of da ta on the history of the p l an t , " said Dave Lan-don, a Ford communica t ions employee

Jenny Teefey. p lan t newsletter editor, researched the plant history by going through old i s sues of the Plymouth Observ-

er a n d by studying records of the Michigan Depar tmen t of Transpor ta t ion

"They (Ford) bought the property from a M r Rossow (in 1967)," she said. Rossow. now 95 and living in Livonia, h a d a fa rm on the land.

A house on the parcel had been used as renta l property since 1934. she added.

" W h e n they built the p lan t they brought about 1.000 people over from the Rawson villa p lant ." Teefey said.

" I t was originally opened to meet the

needs of growing air condi t ioner market for Nor th American vehicle*," Landon aaid. In 1966. jus t 20 percent of all cars had air con-dit ioners. and Ford executives predicted tha t percentage would surge.

" W e buil t this p lan t to meet tha t need," Landon said, adding the p lan t also began building car heat ing un i t cores.

T h e p lant ' s peak employment , in the '80s. was 2.700. Ford now employs jus t un-der 2,000 employees at t he p lan t .

Today , the 800.000 square-foot p lant —

expanded f rom the original 642,000 square feet — produces 13,000 air condit ioners and 7,500 car hea t e r s each month .

Also each mon th , 250 rail car loads are shipped out of t he plant .

Since the p l an t ' s founding on Feb. 5, 1967. t he p l a n t ha s gone on to produce cli-mate control systems, injection molding and plast ic hous ings for the air condit ioner un i t s .

S ta r t ing in 1987. air conditioner un i t s for Mazdas bu i l t in Flat Rock have been buil t at the Ford Sheldon plant .

Kosteva from page 1A

A high-skil led workplace doesn' t necessarily require a college educa-tion. Kosteva said, add ing tha t technical skil ls are needed. T h e key is job t ra in ing a n d providing effec-tive ski l ls , he said.

Hea l th care is ano ther campaign issue. Kosteva said.

"Too m u c h of hea l th care gets ea ten u p in bureaucracy , not enough goes in to mak ing people well a n d too .many people don' t have access ," he said.

Many issues are defined along political l ines. Kosteva denied alle-gations by h is opponen t , Deborah Why-man, tha t he votes with the Democrat ic speaker of the House.

A maverick "I've gotten myself in trouble

being a maverick Democrat . ' he said. "1 can sight numerous exam-ples of where I 've voted against the House representa t ion I feel strong-ly about independence and my abil-ity to vote wha t ' s best for the state. Tha t ' s not what I 'm u p here for. I d idn ' t go up there to be anyone's puppe t . "

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Kosteva, who was once Can ton ' s p lanner , is running in a newly de-signed district t ha t includes more Republicans — 54 percent — than did Kosteva's old 56 per t^n t Demo-cratic district. Repub l i cans have targeted the dis t r ic t , in hopes a win in Canton will help t h e m gain con-trol of the s ta te house.

T h e race won't be cheap for ei ther candidate: W h y m a n and Kosteva are expected to spend $200,000 each.

Kosteva has earned suppor t , however, from Republ icans who have publicly backed his campaign. Other Republicans, l ike Canton Su-pervisor Tom Yack. have declined to give public backing.

Kosteva is gett ing plenty of sup-port from other Democrates as well. U.S. Sen. Carl Levin and U.S. Rep William Ford. D-Taylor . p lanned a fund-raiser for Kosteva at 7:30-9 a.m. today.

Kosteva has referred to allega l ions by Whyman about his legisla-tive a t tendance record as campaign tactics.

Whyman said Kosteva ' s at ten-dance has been in the bot tom 25 percent for s ta te legislators. Kos-teva interpreted the s ame numbers , saying that he was present 93 per-

cent of the t ime . In fact , he averaged seven ab

sences ou t of 120 legislative days yearly. T h a t ' s 55 absences during the eight years he served. Most of those absences , he said, were the re-sult of family obligations.

" I ' m going to make no apologies for taking t i m e off to be with my children at the i r bi r ths or any of the i r hea l th concerns ." Kosteva said.

If W h y m a n considers a t tendance to be t he issue. Kosteva said, " then I'll ask voters whether or not they want me on the perfect a t tendance list or t he most effective legislative l ist ."

Kosteva rating Early th i s year. Kosteva was

voted, by legislators, press, analysts and staff . 18th out of 148 legislators in te rms of effectiveness.

Kosteva is a member four House commit tees : colleges and universi-ties; conservat ion, recreation and envi ronment ; hous ing and urban af-fairs; and educa t ion and t ranspor ta-tion. He is major i ty vice-chairman of the t axa t ion commit tee and he chairs t he economic development and energy commit tee .

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m e n u , current ly they would j u m p start the sluggish economy.

Malpractice reform _ And. if elected. Whyman said, she would also work on medical malprac t ice reform. Hospi ta l s tha t would otherwise come to Michigan have gone elsewhere to avoid the devas ta t ing lawsui ts , shp added.

" W e need someone to fight to cre-a te a new environment to foster bus ine s s growth and thereby create new jobs . " W h y m a n said, adding t h a t she was endorsed by the Mi-chgian C h a m b e r of Commerce dur-ing the primary.

An impor tan t s tep after creating jobs is to p repare children with a be t te r educa t ion when they enter t he workforce, she said lauding the impor tance of basic reading, writing and m a t h skills.

Po in t ing to the high illiteracy rate. W h y m a n said, school systems a n d teachers "get a had rap ." Where are t he paren t s when you Have a chi ld . 15 or 16 years <rid. who can' t read?

" T h e direction we're going is to p u t more responsibil i ty on the s ta te level." she said. "We need to put control back into the local hands.

And for tha t mat te r she 's against t he so-called Robin Hood policy of allowing poorer school dis t r ic ts to t ake money from richer distr icts .

"Al though he failed to mention it in his political l i terature, my oppo-n e n t ' s educat ion funding votes have

been devas t a t ing for the P lymouth -C a n t o n d i s t r i c t , " she said. " H e voted for t he Robin Hood l a i base shar ing p lan tha t cost the district nearly $1 mil l ion in 1991 and 1992 "

high taxes I t ' s un fa i r for dis t r ic ts to endure

high tax ra tes and foster industr ial growth in the i r backyards and give u p 50 percent of tha t . Whyman said add ing tha t poor dis t r ic ts should be f inanced more heavily by the s ta te general f und .

And she w a n t s to lessen the de-pendence schools have on property taxes by t ak ing the money from the general fund , which would be bol-stered by e l imina t ing programs, like aerobics c lasses in prisons and s ta te funded smoking cessation classes.

W h y m a n also promotes privately funded a r t s programs. Organizers are "ext remely lax in raising mon-ey." she added . " T h e subsidizing of the a r t s is way beyond the scope of inf lat ion or a reasonable increase. I would propose a tax credit for peo-ple who give to the ar ts "

If elected, Whyman said, she would also call for accountabil i ty of office holder expense funds and line i tem budge t ing for t he $34 million in s t a t e coffers.

Pro-life issue W h y m a n , who is pro-life, said she

doesn ' t believe the abortion issue

will be in the forefront in th i s race, because Kosteva is also B pro-life cand ida te .

" I ' m a communi ty person with a long line of communi ty service, she sa id l is t ing volunteer commi tmen t s t h a t include working on food drives. Big Sis ters of America, d is t r ibut ing c lo th ing and counseling domestic violence victims.

S h e has also worked as an elected precinct delegate, a member of the executive commit tee in t he 15th Congress ional District, a delegate to t h e Republ ican S ta te Convention, a n d she is a member of the Detroit I n s t i t u t e of Arts Founder Society.

" I ' m not a polit ician." Whyman said . I'll represent the common per s o n . "

About her opponent , she said " J i m is a nice man. J i m may not • have posi t ions tha t are a d e t r i m e n t -to Michigan, bu t he votes with the House leader. T h e House leader is Democra t ic a n d . t h a t ' s not good for t h e s ta te of Michigan."

She also called his a t t endance record poor. " I t ' s in the bo t tom 25 percent of the legislators. We pa> you to show up and to vote. T h a t is an i s sue if you don' t show u p . "

And. she said. Kosteva s i t s out on impor tan t votes. Kosteva said t he allegation was unfounded and a c o m m o n campaign tactic.

" H e ' s a very popular legislator a n d I don ' t underes t imate h im." she sa id . " T h e fact is tha t I took a leave. T h a t shows I'm ser ious and t h a t I 'm running to win "

The Observer/ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 1 . 1 9 9 2 (P.C)IA

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Pilgrims take to the sky BV DIANE CALK STA»» WRITKK

If cl imbing into the cockpit of. say. a World War 11 -era fighter plane, taking the Controls and soar-ing into the clouds has been a life-long dream of yoyrs. you're in luck

There ' s a c lub in town tha t can help you experience the thrill of fly-ing — and you don' t even have to 4esve the ground.

Meml>crs of the Flying Pi lgr ims RC Model Club get together at a si te on Lilley Road north of Van Born in Canton to fly remote con-trol model planes.

"They fly like the real ones ." says c lub meml>er Bert Brian

But you can judge for yourself. The skies abo%-e the field will be filled with model planes from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Sept, 26 and Sept. 27 dur-ing the "Fall Fly for Fun Phase Out . "

Specta tors are invited to a t t end . A $2 parking fee is optiunal and food concessions will lie available.

If it doesn ' t rain, organizers ex-|>ect l>etween 2.000 and 2.500 spec ta tors to see remote control bi-planes. monoplanes and sail plane* that will be among the aircraft

flown. T h e 85 members of lhe_ Flying

Pilgrims include a 14-year-o|d girl and a 76-year-old man f rom P lym-outh . and others from Can ton . Livo-nia. Romulus . Wes t l and . Bloom-field Township. Monroe and Onta r -io.

Flying Pi lgr ims president Rich-ard Vukmirovich. of Detroit , was at the field last week with h is P 47 Thunderbol t flight aircraf t , a scale of a World War 11 fighter used in Germany and in the Pacific.

Building the plane himself , he constructed the framework in abou t two weeks and spent a n o t h e r two mon ths on f inishing touches .

Members of the Flying P i lgr ims joke that Vukmirovich owns the Airforce. referring to his 12 model planes.

"Las t year there were 60 pi lots and 70 airplanes at the show." Vuk-mirovich said. " T h i s year they ' l l be bigger and bet ter All t he pi lots j u s t come out for a fun t ime

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While the nation is rallying to help Hur ricane Andrew victims, local hea l th ad minis t ra tors are asking for help in Michi-gan.

T h e Sou theas te rn Michigan Blood Ser vices Region of the American Red C ross •.aid t he area desperately needs donors Every!ime someone donates biood it s pro-cessed into three components , red blood cells, p lasma and platelets , which allows hospi ta ls to give pa t ien t s the needed com-ponent

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.requiring large a m o u n t s of platelets, which are most often used by Leukemia and can cer pa t i en t s

"At t he t ime we were already qui te low with inventory of p la te le t s and \ \edne*da> we had to rush impor t s of platelets from around the*-ountry. according to Mark Cor-nillie. a Red Cross spokesman

" W e t#nd to have blood shorta*?- iu*t alwut every s u m m e r , bu t it is unusua l that we liecume urgent on pla te le ts first

While all the emergency needs were met last week, there could be a problem if then-are addi t ional emergencies requrring large amoun t s of p la te le t s , according to Dr A William Shafer , p r inc ipa l officer for the

• 'A sudden demand could wipe out our safety net.'

Dr. A. William Shafer

Red Cross Blood program in Sou theas te rn

Michigan A >udden demand could wipe out our

safety net . he »aid T h e Red Cross is asking donors to call 1-

800-582-4383 and schedule an appoint -ment .

"We ' re try ing to open various centers a n d

ex tend hours and make things a.» conven lent as possible for them to donate . Cor nillie said "We prefer people to call -o we can schedule them

Several of the centers will be open on S u n d a y in response to the shortage

Meanwhile , mohil gss dealers are trying t o meet the needs of disabled children S o m e 150 dealers in the Detroit . Lansing a n d Grand Rapids area will be paruc ipa t ing in a program to help chi ldren in need of physical rehabil i tat ion at Beaumont* Hos p i t a l ' s Pediatric Rehabi l i ta t ion Center.

Between September 17 and October 3 par t ic ipat ing dealers will dona t e two cents per gallon for all Super Unleaded Gasoline

sold between Sept . 17 and Oct 3. They hope to raise $40,000.

Beaumont ' s rehabi l i ta t ion center pro-vides specialized t rea tment for infants , children and teenagers who suffer from a wide variety of physical injuries, i l lnesses and bir th defects, including cerebal palsy. >pinal cord injur ies , amputa t ions , muscu-lar dystrophy, spor t s injuries, and ar thr i t is .

"We know tha t Mobil cares about kids. Vera Stojanovic, Chi ldren s Miracle Net-work director s a i d

"They are being strong for our children by giving back a loving heart , a helping hand and most important ly a chance for l i f e "

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Open: While local governments won 't be buying and operating Mettetal Airptirt, Dan Malone's Emerald Aviation and the Canton airport are open for business.

Rumors of Mettetal's death exaggerated, businessman says

K r v i \ BROWN W a r n *

T h e government effort u> buy Met te ta l Airport may be over, bu t the airport in still open, bus ine s s m a n Dan Makme stresses

Mai one owns Emerald Aviat ion, the airport ' s largest employer with 10 employees

He was concerned with a recent news story detai l ing the end of the P lymouth Townsh ip Can ton effort to »*ek a federal grant to buy the a i rpor t

T h e headl ine read. Met te ta l Goes Down in Flames

" I ' M cot a FE« hundred t h o u s a n d invested out there, it affects t h e pri vale bus inessman when people see these things. Malone sa id

Malone said he doesn ' t c la im to speak foe t he Klocko family, which owns Met te ta l Airport. )ust s o o t h e* .lov Road in Cmnum

• But Steve Klocko has toid me «M I never intended to d o s e the air-port. Maloete s*mI

Both SUV. and Toss Klocko, partners in D w r t Sand Ine wfcich <ttm. Mettetal, Have declined

• But Steve Klocko hat told me he's never Intended to closo the airport,'

Dan Malone

-the failed a t t empt of local govern men t s to buy Met te ta l

Malone specula ted t h a t some other government en t i t y could still M-*k to buy the airport , as ha s hap pened in other areas

He said the federal government has awanbr i grants " to a non profit ins t i tu t ion Ihey « t t t 0 v e tt t o • college, he said, c i t ing an Ohio col lef* owned airport a s an example

"It could be county owned, it could be s ta te owned, t he re ' s poasi Ixlities of other publ ic avenues , he satd

But while the f u t u r e of t he atr port gets sorted ou t . Malone cootin IM« to operate Emerald Aviation which operates a flight school an,I

in

s tn ic tors and a flight school mana-ger At th i s point . " I t ' s barely a break even relationship. Malone said

"I th ink tha t when t imes get bet ter it could be a comfortably profit able bus iness . " he said.

Malone. an automft t ive design engineer and former developer said. "I 've h a d an a t t rac t ion to aviation most of ray life "

He satd t ha t to a poin t , he under stood the opposi t ion of some to publ ic ownersh ip of t he airport

People are fearful of laxr« and the government — People don t believe the government

Ma lone m i d i t m w t h a t some op-posit ion to the airport we* based on a fear of f lying "Some people don t u n d e r s t a n d why an aircraft stays in the a i r . " he said

Malone s t r e s se . that the public is welcome to Visit the a i rpor t

Unt i l t he airport s fa te is decided. - I ' m not here to d o a a 111 be here unt i l they throw me ou t , he said

•1 reaH> believe t hev re r » n « to t he ownership of th is air

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D o e s O a k l a n d C o u n t y p r o f i t b y D e t r o i t d i v o r c e ? d i d m l'iH-'; when a - m i l i a r i .f ler w a -m*d*. " i d i d n ' t in* »n> v a l u e in d o i n g it 10 yean- ago ." he n«id " l »tHI don ' t M * how i t '» going U» d o a n y t h i n g for u* lo go o u r own way.

N ' m t l b e l e u , t h e O a k l a n d C o u n -ty mat int ical i n f o r m a t i o n of f icer . D a v e Ha>. aa id he ' s going t o s t u d y t h e pros a n d con* of b r e a k i n g a w a y fr«»m the Det ro i t m e t r o p o l i t a n a r e a a - %uon a» he sees a copy of t h e O M B proposa l

B Y D A R R K L L C L E M A STAK»" WRITER .

A t e n t a t i v e W N t r a c t s e t t l e m e n t h a s b e e n r e a c h e d by W a y n e - W e s t l a n d t e a c h e r u n i o n h - a d e r e a n d school o f f i c i a l s , v i r t u a l l y e ras -i n g f e a r s of a s t r i ke .

B a r g a i n i n g t e a m s h a v e r e f u s e d t o d i v u l g e d e t a i l s u n t i l t oday , w h e n t h e p r o p o s e d pac t w i l l b e m a d e p u b l i c a f t e r i t ' s r evea l ed t o t h e s c h o o l b o a r d d u r i n g a spec i a l c l o s e d ses -s i o n .

B u t t h e school a d m i n i s t r a t i o n h a s con-f i r m e d t h a t t h e t e n t a t i v e a g r e e m e n t c o m e s w i t h i n t h e " p a r a m e t e r s " of t h e b o a r d ' s l a t -e s t p r o p o s a l , w h i c h o f fe red t e a c h e r s a 3 -p e r c e n t sa la ry inc rease t h i s yea r a n d a 5 -l - e r c e n t r a i s e next year .

T h e a g r e e m e n t was r e a c h e d a b o u t m i d -n i g h t T h u r s d a y , a f t e r a long d a y of t a l k s *

C o p i e s of t h e t e n t a t i v e a g r e e m e n t wil l lie s u b m i t t e d W e d n e s d a y t o t h e 999 m e m b e r s

of t h e W a y n e - W e s t l a n d E d u c a t i o n Assoc ia -t ion . u n i o n p r e s i d e n t W i l l i a m R e e c e sa id Fr iday . T h e u n i o n h a s ca l l ed a m e e t i n g W e d n e s d a y to a n s w e r . . q u e s t i o n s .

T h e t e a c h e r s u n i o n i s e x p e c t e d to r a t i fy | .he c o n t r a c t d u r i n g a m e e t i n g nex t M o n -d a y , S e p t . 28, — t h e s a m e day t h e boa rd is e x p e c t e d to a p p r o v e t h e p a c t d u r i n g a b u s i -n e s s s e s s ion .

T h e s u d d e n b r e a k t h r o u g h in nego t i a -t i o n s c a m e a f t e r u n i o n l e a d e r s h a d ea r l i e r

- s co f fed a t t h e p r o p o s e d r a i s e s of 3 p e r c e n t t h i s y e a r a n d 5 p e r c e n t n e x t .

R o b e r t Kowalczyk , t h e W W E A ' s execu-t ive d i rec to r , h a d ea r l i e r ca l l ed t h e of fe r " u n a c c e p t a b l e . " U n i o n l e a d e r s h a d d e -m a n d e d an 8 - p e r c e n t r a i s e t h i s yea r , a lone .

Reece . w h e n a s k e d w h a t s w a y e d u n i o n l eade r s , s a id F r iday . " W e h a v e n o c o m m e n t a t t h i s t i m e . "

R e g a r d l e s s of t h e s e t t l e m e n t , t h e salary

ra ise t h a t t e a c h e r s a l r e a d y received t h i s year . T h a t i n c r e a s e h a d been n e g o t i a t e d a n d a p p r o v e d in F e b r u a r y , 1991.

T e a c h e r u n i o n l eade r s , however , h a d t r i ed to d i s t a n c e t h e m s e l v e s f rom t h e 2 - p e r -cen t i nc r ea se , s a y i n g it s h o u l d n ' t be c o n s i d -ered d u r i n g t h e l a t e s t c o n t r a c t t a lks .

S o m e s c h o o l b o a r d m e m b e r : d i s ag reed . " I t ' s t h e r e , a n d i t ' s new m o n e y t h i s yea r ,

n o m a t t e r h o w you c u t i t , " boa rd m e m b e r Fred W a r m b i e r sa id F r iday .

Schoo l b o a r d p r e s i d e n t L e o n a r d P o s e y l a s t week s t r e s s e d t h a t t h e boa rd h a d r e f u s e d to b u d g e o n i t s l a tes t offer . U n d e r t h a t p l a n , t e a c h e r s w h o h a v e a m a s t e r ' s d e gree a n d w h o are a t t h e t o p of t h e s a l a r y s c h e d u l e w o u l d be e a r n i n g $55,395 by t h e e n d of t h e c o n t r a c t .

S u p e r i n t e n d e n t L a r r y T h o m a s a l s o h a d i n s i s t e d on a n i n e - p o i n t e d u c a t i o n a l i m -

s c h o o l s . m o r e e l e m e n t a r y p a r e n t - t e a c h e r c o n f e r e n c e s a n d a n a d d i t i o n a l work d a y for t e a c h e r s , a m o n g o t h e r m e a s u r e s . T h o s e p r o p o s a l s r e m a i n i n t ac t in t he t e n t a t i v e a g r e e m e n t .

I n r e a c h i n g a n a g r e e m e n t T h u r s d a y n i g h t , it a p p e a r s t h e W W E A leaders h a d rece ived a t leas t s o m e p r e s s u r e f rom t h e i i n i o n r a n k s l o s e t t l e w i th school o f f i c ia l s . S c h o o l b o a r d m e m b e r Vicki Wel ty sa id s h e k n e w of severa l t e a c h e r s who h a d ap-p r o a c h e d t h e i r bu i ld ing- l eve l u n i o n repre-s e n t a t i v e s t o show s u p p o r t for t he c o n t r a c t o f fe r .

W e l t y c o m m e n d e d t e a c h e r s for s t a y i n g on t h e j o b a n d b e h a v i n g a s p r o f e s s i o n a l s w h i l e c o n t r a c t t a l k s c o n t i n u e d pas t t h e ini-t i a l Aug. 10 d e a d l i n e .

" T h e r e h a s been n o t e n s i o n in t h i s d i s -

t r i c t . " W e l t y sa id .

t o receive specif ic d e t a i l s of t h e c o n t r a c t of-fer u n t i l today , s o m e m e m b e r s h a v e a l ready i n d i c a t e d they won ' t s u p p o r t i t .

" I d i d n ' t agree wi th t h e p a r a m e t e r s t o be-gin w i t h , a n d 1 d i d n ' t l i k e t h e r u s h rush j o b . " W a r m b i e r sa id of t h e c o n t r a c t t a l k s _

T e a c h e r s and a d m i n i s t r a t o r s h a v e "gof^ way off t h e b a n d w a g o n ' ' o n s a l a r y incre^> r

es . f a r o u t p a c i n g t h e p r i v a t e sec to r , War ip b ie r sa id .

Moreover . W a r m b i e r s a i d , t e a c h e r sala-r ies have inc reased d r a m a t i c a l l y while p r o g r e s s h a s r e m a i n e d e l u s i v e in t ry ing to boos t s t u d e n t scores on s t a t e a c h i e v e m e n t t e s t s .

A m a j o r i t y of t h e seven b o a r d m e m W f T w o u l d have to s u p p o r t t h e c o n t r a c t for it J g he a p p r o v e d At leas t f o u r m e m b e r s I JJC s h o w n s u p p o r t for t he b o a r d ' s l a t e s t offer t n

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F i r s t , t h e r e w a s t h e i n c i d e n t w i t h t he s q u i r r e l .

It h a p p e n e d a week ago. S u n d a y . S e p t . 13.

P a r k . 25. w h o works in c o n s t r u c -t ion . was w a l k i n g a l o n g Hoe S t r ee t j u s t e a s t of d o w n t o w n , w i t h h is girl-f r i e n d . J e n n i f e r H e r t e r .

T h a t was w h e n t h e s q u i r r e l a t -t a c k e d .

" I t t r ied to go a f t e r my g i r l f r i end . I cou ldn ' t "believe i t . " he sa id .

A f t e r s e n d i n g her a w a y , t h e s q u i r -rel c a m e a f t e r h i m

"I t j u s t r an o u t f r o m b e h i n d a t r e e . " he sa id .

"It c l i m b e d u p m y p a n t leg a n d 1 t r i ed to s h a k e it off . a n d it b i t m e twice on t he lef t h a n d . "

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W h a t a w e e k : Greg Park last week fended off a squirrel attack, then four days later chased and cornered a naked man spotted peeping in his neighborhood.

S u p e r 8 M o t e l c l e r k r o b b e d a t g u n p o i n t P o l i c e a r e looking for m a n w h o

r o b b e d a clerk at g u n p o i n t in r h e S u p e r 8 Mote l on Lotz R o a d s o u t h • •f M i c h i g a n A v e n u e in C a n t o n a t I <»8 a . m . Sep t . IT.

A b l a c k ma le . alxiut 20 y e a r s o ld , " foot 6 - i n c h e s ta l l w i th a s m a l l e r t v p e b u i l d , e n t e r e d t h e l o b b y a n d d e m a n d e d t h e m o n e y , p o i n t i n g a b l u e s tee l revolver a t t h e f e m a l e i l e rk . a c c o r d i n g to T a m m t e ("oi l ing. C a n t o n po l i ce i n f o r m a t i o n off icer .

Me w a s wea r ing a p u r p l e s h i r t , b l a c k - k i m a s k a n d s h o r t s .

T h e c le rk gave h i m t h e m o n e y . H e o r d e r e d her t o si t in a c h a i r a n d

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S o m e of P a r k s R o e S t r e e t ne igh -b o r s a l s o repor t p r o b l e m s w i t h t h e squ i r r e l . L o n g t i m e r e s i d e n t E r n i e A r c h e r r e p o r t e d t h a t t h e s q u i r r e l c h a s e d a s e c o n d g rader w h o l ives on t h e s t r ee t W h e n t h e s q u i r r e l re-t u r n e d to t h e gir l ' s h o u s e t h e next day . " he r m o t h e r t h r e w a s h o e a t I t . " P a r k sa id .

T h e s q u i r r e l s t a n d s o u t . P a r k >aid. b e c a u s e . " H e ' s t h e b igges t o n e o u t of t h e m a l l . "

T h e n t h e r e was t h e i n c i d e n t ea r ly T h u r s d a y .

" I was j u s t w a l k i n g h o m e , a t a b o u t a q u a r t e r t o 2 ( a . m . ) . " P a r k s a i d , a l o n g Roe S t ree t .

T h a t ' s w h e n he s p o t t e d a n u n u s u a l s igh t . " I saw h i m c o m i n g o u t of a b a c k y a r d — He w a s n a k e d . " P a r k s a i d .

B e c a u s e Pa rk n o t i c e d t h e m a n w a s p e e p i n g in to a n e i g h b o r ' s win

dow. he ca l l ed fo r h i m t o u t o p In s t e a d , t h e n a k e d m a n — P a r k sa id he was a b o u t 3 0 a n d 6 feet tall, s t a r t e d r u n n i n g .

T h e n a k e d m a n r a n th rough a b a c k y a r d a n d h o p p e d t h e f ence , and c o n t i n u e d o n . P a r k s a i d

D u r i n g t h e c h a s e w h i c h cont in-u e d t h m u g h t h r e e b a c k y a r d s , they p a s s e d by P a r k ' s a p a r t m e n t Park; ca l l ed o u t t o h i s g i r l f r i e n d to call; t h e police, a n d s h e d i d .

F ina l ly . " I c o r n e r e d h i m in a b a c k y a r d , " P a r k s a i d , a d d i n g the n a k e d m a n w a s a l s o h o l d i n g the c l o t h e s of a f e m a l e c h i l d in his h a n d

P l y m o u t h po l i ce a r r e s t e d t h e na ] ked m a n a n d c h a r g e d h i m wi th in ! d e c e n t e x p o s u r e .

Af ter two u n c o m m o n exper ience* w i t h i n fou r da 'ys of e a c h o t h e r , was Pa rk w o n d e r i n g w h a t m i g h t h a p p e n n e x t 0

"I t h i n k I 'm go ing to s t a y i n s i d e . ' he sa id

wasn ' t h a r m e d a n d t h e r e w a s n o s ign i f i can t d a m a g e r e p o r t e d . Col l -ing sa id .

M i c h i g a n S t a l e p o l i c e b o m b s q u a d was c o n t a c t e d a n d r e m o v e d t h e exp los ive dev ice .

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Concert season starts at E M U Eastern Michigan University s

Music D e p a r t m e n t will open i ts 1992-93 season with the first con-cert in i ts a n n u a l Organ Recital Se-ries, fea tur ing organist Pamela Decker on T u e s d a y at 8 p.m. in the Organ Reci ta l Hal l of the Alexander Mus ic Bui ld ing.

T h e season con t inues with Ma* P lank a n d Kevin Miller conduct ing the EMU Concer t Winds and Sym-phony Orches t r a on at 8 p.m. T h u r s d a y , Oct. 1. at Ypsilanti High School.

T h e M i c h i a n a Cello Fest. featur ing high school s tudents , will be held from 8:30 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat-urday. Oct. 3, in t h e Alexander Re cital Hall . T h e Detroit Symphony Orches t ra Cel lo section and other ensembles will perform during the festival at 4:30 p.m. and a final Cel-lo Fest concer t , featuring guest cel-list Erl ing Bengtsson . will be held at 7:30 p.m. in Wash tenaw Commu-nity College's Towsley Auditorium. 4800 E H u r o n River Drive in Ann Arbor.

Festival regis t ra t ion is $25. Also s chedu led for 6 p.m. Satur-

day, Oct. 3. is High School Baml Night at R y n e a r s o n Stadium, with high school b a n d s taking the field at ha l f t ime of the EMU-Miami Universi ty (Ohiol football game.

Gues t p i a n i s t Annemarie Schues-sler will pe r fo rm at 4 p.m. Sunday.

Oct. -11, in the Alexander Recital Hall.

A faculty recital fea tur ing music for oboe and French horn will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday . Oct. 13. Pe r fo rmers will inc lude Kristy Mere t ta on oboe. Will iard Zirk on F r e n c h horn , s o p r a n o Pa t r i ce Pederson and Ann Beth G a j d a on piano. • ••

The E M U Choir. C h a m b e r Choir and Sal ine High School Chamber Orchestra will join together at 4 p.m Sunday , Oct. 18, at Saline High School. 7190 Maple Road, un-der the direction of E M U conductor Leonard Riccinto a n d guest con-ductor Robert Phi l l ips .

David Woike will conduct the E M U Jazz Ensemble at 8 p.m. Tuesday . Oct. 20. in the Alexander Recital Hall

A guest recital will be given by cjassical guitaris t Paul Vodiziano at 8 p.m. Friday. Oct. 23. in the Al-exander Recital Hall. Admission is $5.

Pianis t Garik Pedersen and vo-calists Glt-nda Kirk land . Ernest Brandon and Donald C. H a r t m a n n will perform a faculty voice recital at 8 p.m. Tuesday . Oct. 27. in the Alexander Recital Hall .

E M U ' s Southern Michigan Ban-dorama will be held at 7:30 p.m Saturday . Oct. 31. at Hi l lsdale High School. 3QqS. Norwood Avenue in

H i l l s d a l e . A d m i s s i o n will be charged.

November events Include the High School Si r ing Workshop Sat-urday, Nov. 7, in the Alexander Mu-sic Bui ld ing. Registration fees will be a n n o u n c e d .

A High School Strings and E M U Symphony Orches t ra Concert will also be held, under the direction of Kevin Miller, at 7:30 p.m. Sa turday . Nov. 7. at Yps i lan t i High School.

Gues t p ian is t Susan Keith Gray and guest violinist Laura Kobay-ashi will perform at 8 p.m. T h u r s -day, Nov. 12. in the Alexander Re-cital" Hall .

An all-day High School and Vo-cal-Choral Cl inic will be held Sa t urday, Nov. 14, in the Alexander Mus ic Bui ld ing. Part icipants will perform at 7 p.m. at Holy Tr ini ty Chape l . 511 W. Forest Street, under the direct ion of Leonard Riccinto.

T h e second concert in the Organ Recital Ser ies will be performed by E M U organ program alumni at 8 p.m. T u e s d a y . Nov. 17, in the Organ Recital Hall of the Alexander Building.

T h e first concert in the Faculty Recital Ser ies will be held at 8 p .m Wednesday . Nov. 18. in the Alexan <ier Reci tal Hall .

E M U s Bandorama will be held at 8 p .m. Fr iday . Nov. 20, and at 7 p .m S a t u r d a y . Nov. 21. at Ypsilanti

High School, under t he direct ion of M a x P lank . David Woike a n d Bon-nie Moore. Tickets are $5 and $4.

High School Clinic Day will be offered Sa turday . Nov. 21, in t he Al-exander Recital Hall. A registration fee appl ies .

December events include Opera W o r k s h o p performances at 8 p.m. T h u r s d a y and Friday. Dec. 3 and 4. in t he Alexander Recital Hall.

An E M U Collegium Concert will be held at 8 p.m. Monday. Dec. 7. in Holy Tr in i ty Chapel.

Conductors David Woike and Whi tney Prince will direct , f h r E M U Jazz and Percussion Ensem-ble Concert at 8 p.m. T h u r s d a y . Dec. 10. in the Alexander Recital Hal l

Kevin Miller will conduct t he S y m p h o n y Orchestra at 8 p.m. Fri-day, Dec. 11. at Y'psilanti High School .

Concluding E M U ' s fall music p rogram will be the t radi t ional Fes-tival of Lessons and Carols, under t h e direction of E M U ' s Leonard Riccinto. at 3 and 7 p.m. Sunday . Dec. 13, at Holy Tr ini ty Chape l .

U n l e s s o therwise no t ed , all e v e n t s are free and oj>en to t he p u b lie.

For more information, call the E M U Music Events Hot l ine at (313) 487-2255.

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LAWRENCE F. BENNETT

Services for Lawrence F Bennet t . 64. of W e s t l a n d . formerly of Plym-ou th . were W e d n e s d a y . Sept. 16. at Schrader F u n e r a l Home.

He was b o r n Dec. 26, 1927, in Sa-lem T o w n s h i p . He died Sunday. Sept . 13, in W e s t l a n d . He came to the W e s t l a n d communi ty in 1978 from P l y m o u t h . He was a member of t he P l y m o u t h Elks Lodge. He was formerly a t ruck driver for P lymouth S t a m p i n g in Plymouth. H e was a g r a d u a t e of Plymouth High School a n d served in the U.S Armv in t h e early 1950s.

He is su rv ived by one sister. Joan Obervich of Zeeland. Mich, and one cousin.

T h e Rev David Y. Bevington of-ficiated the service. Memorial con tributions. m a y be given to Michi-gan Cancer Founda t ion .

CALVIN C. CROSS

Services for Calv in C. Cross, 67. of P lymouth T o w n s h i p were Tuesday . Sept 15. at Cas te r l ine Funeral Home in Nor thv i l l e . Burial was in Rural Hill Cemetery in Northville

He was bo rn May 8, 1925. in C o n u t t a . Ga . He died Sunday. Sept.

13. in Ann Arbor. He came to the communi ty in 1946 and worked at a gas s ta t ion since 1947 a n d pur-chased it. Cal 's Car Care, in North-ville in 1962. He was a member of P lymouth Elks Lodge 1780 and Northvil le VFW 4012.

He is survived by one daughter . J a n e Daniel of Novi; two sisters. Estal Hollis of Georgia a n d Patricia Keys of Tennessee ; one brother. Terry Cross of Georgia and two grandchi ldren.

The Rev. Mitchel l Maloney, of Harvest T e m p l e Church of God in Farming ton Hills, officiated the ser-

RALPH V. JOHNSON

Serv ices for Ralph V. J o h n s o n . 61, of P lymouth were Tuesday . Sept. 15. at Vermeulen Funeral Home

He was born Nov 1. 1930, in New York. N Y. He died Friday. Sept. 11, in Ann Arbor He worked as a com-puter sys tems engineer He was a l i eu tenant in the U.S. Army.

He is survived by his wife. Mar garel M. Johnson of Plymouth; th ree sons . Ralph Johnson of Mun-cie. Ind. , Theodore Johnson of Al-len Park and Chr is topher Johnson

of P lymou th ; two daughters. Meg Elder of Cal i fornia and Amy J o h n son of New York. N Y.; two sisters. Sylvia of Rochester . N.Y. and Helen of Rochester . N.Y. and two grand-chi ldren.

T h e Rev. J o h n Grenfell J r offici-ated the service. Memorial contri-bu t ions may be given to Juvenile Diabe tes .

0LQA PIASTA

Services for Olga Pianta, 82. of Wes t l and were Saturday, Sept 19. at St- K e n n e t h Catholic Church Burial was in St Hedwig Cemetery in Dearborn Heights.

She was born J u n e 26. 1910 in Po land . She died Wednesday. Sept .

16. in Wayne She came to the W e s t l a n d community from Detroit . S h e was a homemaker and member of Our Lady Queen of Angels C h u r c h in Detroit

S h e is survived by two sons . R ichard Piasta of Hunlsvi l ie , Texas a n d T h o m a s Piasta of Canton , ^ e daugh te r . Carol Gutowski of Plym-ou th ; six grandchildren; two great-grandchi ldren . one sister. Stel la T o w a s of Cadillac: one brother , R o m a n Iw aszkiew icz of Oscoda. Mich, and several nieces ami neph-ews.

T h e Rev William Pett i t officiat-ed the serv ice. Memorial cont r ibu-t i o n s may l»e given to St. Hyac in th College and Seminary , c o Francis-cian Order . Granby. Mass. 01033.

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Four an t i -a ia lk ing bills art- likely to reach Gov. J o h n Engler '* desk in lime to benefi t both »ide« of the po-litical ainle on election day.

Sta lking is def ined as "mal ic ious harassment which causes subs tan-tial menta l suffer ing or d is t ress ." It most often occurs in a husband wife b reakup

The State House of Representa-tives last week adop ted two bills by Hep. Dianne Byrum, a Democrat from Ingham County . She ' s in a tough re-election ba t t le against the father of Engler 's p r e s s secretary

On the House floor, the bil ls were pushed by House Jud ic ia ry chair Perry Bul lard . D-Ann Arbor, who is in a tough campaign for district judge.

House Bill 4532 creates t he crime of s ta lk ing a n d provides for a one year jail te rm and fine of $1,000 H B 6038 would allow a warrant less ar

rest of someone violating an anti-stalking court order. They sailed through the House T h u r s d a y on 103-0 votes.

But the House held u p action on Senate Bill 619, by Sen. Robert Geake, R-Northvil le . creat ing the crime of "aggravated s ta lking," a five-year felony.

T h e bill sat in Bul la rd ' s commit-tee since the Senate passed it in May and was reported out only last week Geake is in a tough bat t le for Congress.

Geake was unper tu rbed tha t the House failed to vote on his bill. "They want the bills to come out together." he said.

Meanwhile, the Sena te Judiciary Commit tee reported out t he fourth bill in the package — Geake's SB 1095 would allow civil lawsuits for damages caused by s ta lk ing and al-low victims to ob ta in court orders against the stalker.

" T h i s creates the new tort of stalking, h allows exemplary dam

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'"Victims of domes t i c violence are a big percentage of t he victims of s u l k i n g . " sa id Ka thy Hagenian of Safe House in Ann Arbor. "They have no remedy unt i l the s ta lker uakes actron."

" T h e r e a r e 27.000 domes t i c crimes a year ." said K a t e Young of the s ta te Depa r tmen t of Social Ser-vices. "They often occur when a vic-t im has fled for safety. We th ink in the long run th i s bill will save lives."

T h e Sena te Jud ic i a ry Commit tee reported out t he bil ls to the Senate-floor on a 3-0 vote. They are likely to be voted on th i s week.

Voting yes were Republ icans Wil-liam Van Regenmorter of Jenison. Dan DeGrow of Port Huron and J o n Cisky of Saginaw Miss ing the vote were Democrats Virgil Smi th of De-troit and J o h n Kelly of Grosse Pointe

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8A(F)* The Observer/ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1 9 9 2

Stme CUSM delights in its brattiness

B Y LARRY O ' C O N N O R S t a f f WKITKB

Carter the Unstoppable Se* Ma-chine — the name only h in t s at the brat t iness Jhn Bob anil F ru i tba t are capable of.

**£$ not a deliberate thinR. bu t we Jjo like to stir up a little t rouble HQJEanil then." said co conspi ra tor M m Boh in a tran^ At lant ic tele-phone interview "Like pu t t ing u p a

rr of Jimmy Carter with Car te r Unstoppable Se* M a c h i n e

name underneath it in New York (on last year's tour with E M F ) . H i s . office called up and was qu i t e upset at>out it.

Anything that winds people u p is a bit fun."

Even if it means a t t rac t ing litiga tion as CUSM has regarding the use of lyrics from the Rolling S t o n e s classic "Ruby - T u e s d a y . " T h e courts are still trying to sort tha t one out

If attention is the sole desire , t he London-)»ased bahd > ski t ter ing, breakneck syncopated cross be-tween imp and sha rds of p u n k apt ly speaks volumes

A roiling tenor of cynicism under score* a fair amount C U S M t racks on "1992 The Love Album. ' the band 's -anionic a t tempt to herald in the year of a united Eu rope Songs. "Is Wrestl ing Fixed'* and "Suppose You Gave a Funeral a n d jCnlKwIy Came" enshrine m o m e n t s of melancholy in a mayonnaise ja r

for public viewing. But Carter is not all bile. By con-

trast. " E n g l a n d " speaks to an over-all restlessness tha t pervades amid the stagnation of day-to-day life in the economically s t rapped land of Churchill

"Look Mum, No H a n d s " is a [wiignant — allwit a ra ther knee jerk

examinat ion of t he insan i ty of parami l i ta ry violence engu l f ing N o r t h e r n I r e l a n d . ( " H e f l i e s through the air with t he greatest of ease Tha t dar ing young m a n in t he blue dungarees /St ruck down by the «; force of a Semtex su rp r i s e /He bucks like a sea horse, keels over and dies ."!

I suppose I should have wri t ten it vears ago," said J i m Bob. "I de-cided to write it right before we rrvonled the a lbum with the latest spate of bombings going on in Lon-don that and what was going on in Yugoslavia at the t ime

"ll'> -ad We haven' t gotten any-where in the last god knows how man> vears It was sort of a gut reaction to innocent people being kiHed accidentally through the liombing."

Vlmh ol what C U S M per forms is an immediate reaction, uned i ted for profanitv ami rambling emot ion.

Carter the I'nstoppable Sex Ma-chine performs Thursday, Sept '24. at St Andrew's Hall. 431 E Con-areDetroit Doors open at 9 p.m. For information, call 961 -MELT

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Change yourself, not your mother

Dear Barbara . My m o t h e r

wants to p l an wedding for m e I an 28 and get t ing married for the first t i m e M v fiance a n d I Imth want a -ma l l a n d elegant wedding. We do not want a lot of people we

don't know-and like We both t h ink th is in the most imjMirtant day in our live* and we feel we should have the last won! on how th ings art-done.

M> mother s»y» that is im|»>ssi hie We have a large family a n d many close friend* who*e special gatherings we have a t t ended for year*. She says we must re tu rn

, these invitations

I don't want my wedding to be a [ pay back party. I don' t want to use | th is most important day of my life [.to fulfill social obligation*. How t a n

I make my mother u n d e r - t a n d thi* I fee! *o frustrated that she d«*--n I

J e n n i f e r

Dear Jennifer . It ia unlikely your m o t h e r will

change her mind. She in en t i t l ed to her point of view al though she f rus -t ra tes you.

You didn't tell me who i» paying for your wedding Tha t is an im portant detail If you are (lay ing for it, you can invite or not invi te any-one you want If she i» paying for it then she can plan it her way.

Logical switch: As Simon Bon-

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sic is a natu-

ral progres-

sion.

Bonney swaps punk for country To hear Simon Bonney, one would think he's from Texas. But not so for this punker turned country wailer. He's from the Land Down I nder and he's put-ting a '90s spin on the traditionally U.S. musical genre.

B^ LARRY O'CONNOR S t u * W K I T J K

The m a m m o t h j u m p from punk to country is one even Bob Beamon wouldn't contemplate. For Simon Bonney. the leap wasn' t as daun t ing a* one would perceive.

In fact, the sof t -spoken s inger ' .-••ngwriur will tell you in a reflec-tive moment that i t 's the most nat ural path lor him to have ventured.

The native Austral ian f ronted the Ruropean avant garde conglomerate Crime and the City Solut ion, which earned i ts spurs at the height of music 's most nihil is t ic a n d rudi-mentary phase. A host of mem tiers filtered in and out while t he band released five critically accla imed al b u m - in the early to mid '80s.

One of the knocks on Bonney at the time wa* his lyrics were a t*d Ion -erious for a genre largely be*et by irreverence His d i r eness and willingness to explore t he inner-

depth- "I pain and sorrow would later Ijecoine hi* biggest a t t r ibute in hi* country solo a lbum "Forever."

""That's one of the th ings I've re-ally come to like about country. I t 's music written by older people, peo-ple like Merle Haggard who can Uike pain and express it simply in lyriis, " -aid Bonney. who listened to American country music as a kid working on the farm in Australia "He 's using the mus ic to liberate him*elf from the pain

The tradit ion of mus ic in Amer-ica is to use it to talk al>out experi-ence a n d pain in your life . . In England, that doesn ' t seem to tie the case "

So u{>on leaving England and re locating in Lo* Angeles. Bonnney found a home in country music and it shows on "Forever ."

Bonnev s sings in a timeless, plaintive tone, sound ing more like hi-'.- from Mcsqui te , Texas, t han

Melbourne. Austral ia Hi* own in terprelat ion of American country come* through in an eehoev, deso-late landscape created through di-verge ins t rumenta t ion .

T h i s is achieved partly through a looming, a tmospher ic guitar sound that re.-onates throughout the re-lease-

Highly regarded guitarist J . D Foster pe r fo rms on "Forever" as d«ies a host of equally lauded musi-c i a n * t h a t i n c l u d e s J o n - D e e C.raham, who performs on pedal steel and dobro, and violinist Bronwyn Adams.

"Originally, all through Cr ime a n d the City Solution I'd l is ten to Hank Wil l iams and Patsy Cline; he said. " B u t I also listened to the ins t rumenta t ion of Johnny Ca*h ami people like Ry Cwider. They used it an a tmospher ic way . '

Bonney also credi ts people like Foster , who ha* worked wi th

Dwight Yoakum a n d Lucinda Wil-l iam- and who has a keen interest in musical history . He said working with him ha* been particularly re-freshing. especially compared to his punk compatr iots who largely vili-fied the past

Lyrically. Bonney has main-tained the ability to express woe while disconnect ing himself from it for heartfelt analysis .

In the t rans format ion , though, Bonney has connected with rich tradition and has pu t a '90s spin on it How much of his musical past — mainly the seemingly European e f - . feet of big droning gui tars — filters into the fray i* debatable .

"1 don't know if i t ' s in tent ional ," he -aid " I 'm not well versed what is correct or what is incorrect in coun-try I ju*t go for the fee) "

Simon Bonney will perform as part of the Second Annual La CasQ Musu- Textual 7 30 p.m. Friday. Sept 25. at the Birmingham Unitar-ian Church. 651 S Woodward, at Lone Fine Also performing will be Murk Germino. Dai id Rodriguez 41/i'Z Greg Trooper Tickets are SI5 For information, call 646-4950

IN C O N C E R T

lr i- unders tandab le thai in fami-K -Uuation* advice like th is often -• eiu* harsh. When we are in fan t s w. control and man ipu la te our mothers and that is as it should be. otherwise we could not survive. As v.. grow and ma tu re we come t o un d. r - tand that we can ' t a lways get what w< want and tha t we need to hi able to respect the rights of Oth-er- < -penally if one of the o thers in paying for the wedding.

Your quest ion says you want to change your mother It is inap propriate to change o thers at any age It is more m a t u r e to change yourself and grow yourself

May I add a wort I of advice tha t • v i i haven't a -ked for"' In all likeli-

hood, difference* of opinion be tween you and your h u s b a n d will surface during the marriage. Are you going to ask how to m a n i p u l a t e him -o you can get what you want or are you going to m a t u r e and con-sider his r ights 0

In » good marriage, many such problems can 1M- resolved wi th open yiiminunuat iixi.

However, there are such th ing* as true d i lemmas ami some problems are not solvable T h o a e t ime* will jiut to a severe test t he m a t u r i t y ami wisdom of the spouse*. Love in not enough, creative problem »olv ine is al*o needed. B a r b a r a

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W h e n h e > a s k e d to p l a y football for a New E n g l a n d p r e p school in 1955. D a v i d G r e e n e d o e s n ' t k n o w what he 's gett ing into. T h e Scran-ton-born teenager qu i ck ly rea l izes that he mus t hide his Jewish back-

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F rom all indication*, "School T i e s " should have degenerated in to a preach fest of social correctness T h a n k s to meticulous direct ion and cas t ing, the movie not only packs a punch ; it 's also fun to watch.

Light years ahead of h is s tarr ing role in "Encino Man." Brendan Fraser plays the mar tyred David with the proper blend of toughness and sensitivity. He immedia te ly Tits

in with the guys and proves hi*' mett le on the gridiron.

David's success doesn' t wear well with Dillon (Mat t Damon), an in-secure rich kid from a Kennedy-like family who loses his quarterback position and girlfriend (Amy Lo cane) to the char ismat ic teenager Dillon uses newfound information about David's t rue identity in the nast ies t way possible.

Lit t le-known actors give t he mov-ie an added realism while Freddie Francis ' c inematography focuses on lioth the beauty and stale t radi t ion of St. Mat thew's T h e action on the football field is especially well exe-cuted. as is a fight against the stark white tile and s team of the boys' shower-

Director Robert Mandel •"F/ 'X") and screenwriters Dick Wolf and Darrvl Ponicsan fortunately don ' t bore us with sermonizing. "School T i e s " works on another level when David, like any kid Jewish or not, is

th rus t in to the world of the rich a n d privileged.

In "Bob Roberts," playing exclu-sively at the Maple, a popular folk singer vies for a Pennsylvania sen a te seat Adopting and a l ter ing t h e appeal and even a lbum covers of Bob Dylan, he woos right wing vot-ers with h is platform as a " rebe l conservative."

T i m Robbins. who wowed a u d i -ences in Al tman 's " T h e P l a y e r " earl ier th i s year, s tars as Rober ta . He also directs the film in a mock documentary style where t he c a n d i -da te is seen solely through the lens of a Bri t ish f i lmmaker.

What s tar ts as a s imple prof i le of Rober ts ' well-machined c a m p a i g n soon develops into a s t ing ing look at his overall insincerity. H e is seen as shallow and money-grubbing, t ra i t s which appeal to his c o n s t a n t -ly growing stable of fans.

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Ju s t last week, th i s newspaper editorial feed on s tate legis lat ion which, if approved, would m a k e

m i s t r e a t m e n t of an ima l s a felony. Yes. it would provide for p u n i s h m e n t , bu t more impor tan t ly , it would provide for psychia t r ic help so tha t the r easons for the m i s t r e a t m e n t could be u n d e r s t o o d and not repeated.

It, was coincidence tha t in the s a m e issue the Wes t l and Observer p u b l i s h e d a story a b o u t a dog. Cleo Bo J a c k s o n , who had d ied from rat poison. It h a d t aken a week for Patricia Cope-Byrne a n d her fiance, J a m e s Hanson , to re-cover enough To report t he incident to the Observer & Eccentric and offer a $100 reward for informat ion lead ing to whomever poisoned the dog.

" I t ' s t he first t ime 1 could ta lk a b o u t it wi thout breaking down." she sa id .

Anyone who has ever lost a pe t can u n d e r s t a n d the sense of empt ines s . Cer ta inly I do. T h u r s d a y . 1 lost my 12-p lu j -yea r -o ld cat . Acorn, to advanced s tages of k idney failure. I t 's still s o m e -tiling 1 can ' t talk about , desp i te t h e suppor t of my co-workers. At least 1

have the conso la t ion of knowing t ha t his dea th was a biological process. Bu t for Cleo. d e a t h brought sense less days of misery for h im a n d his owners f rom a cruel act .

Whi le our s tory w a s a coincidence, m i s t r e a t m e n t of a n i m a l s is a n y t h i n g but , according to Gary T i s c o m i a , exec-ut ive di rector of the Mich igan H u m a n e Society. T h e r e were 7.000 rescue runs involving a b o u t 10.000 a n i m a l s han-dled last year, " i t ' s a very big prob-lem." he said .

Whi le O a k l a n d C o u n t y does a "very credible" job of h a n d l i n g s t rays , i t 's more dif f icul t in Detroi t , which sells s t r ays for research, he said . T h e H u m a n e Socie ty ' s rescue uni t r u n s f rom 8 a .m. to 9 p.m. 365 days a year, and would like to run 24 hou r s a day when possible .

Nine out of 10 t reed ca t s come down the first day . bu t t he H u m a n e Society-will come ou t when they ' re up in a t ree for longer per iods . T i scorn ia sa id .

Cases of poisoning, cruel ty a n d lack of food, she l te r or wa te r to ta led a b o u t 4.000 last year And in Augus t , desp i te

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t h e cool s u m m e r , t h e society recorded i ts f irst an ima l who d ied f rom heat s t roke — a D o b e r m a n with an internal t e m p e r a t u r e of 107 degrees.

T h e r e are all m a n n e r s of abuse , from use of bat tery cha rge r s to having pets p laced in ba rbecue grills. Yes, t h a t ' s a very gruesome t h i n g to have to th ink abou t . But it may mot iva te you to write to your legislator to urge passage of S e n a t e Bill 1092.

Crue l ty is a " n o n - s t o p th ing ," said Sher ry Silk, directof-of opera t ions for t h e Michigan H u m a i f e Society. T h e

n u m b e r s are going u p each year , a n d s i nce " j u d g e s pay more a t t e n t i o n t o fe lon ies . " the re is added i m p e t u s t o ge t t ing t h e legislation passed .

T h e r e are other cases of abuse . S h e r e c o u n t e d the case of a 5 - m o n t h - o l d G r e a t D a n e found shiver ing in a m u d p u d d l e at t he end of a cha in . T h e H u m a n e Society got a search w a r r a n t a n d h a d t h e animal removed.

S o m e t i m e s i t 's a m a t t e r of j u s t e d u -c a t i n g people . Silk sa id : O the r t i m e s peop le a re themselves homeles s a n d a b a n d o n the i r an imals ; u n f o r t u n a t e l y , s o m e a re a b a n d o n e d while c h a i n e d to a fence a n d unab le to search for food. Also c o n f o u n d i n g her is why ne ighbor s d o n ' t call discreetly to report t he a b u s e .

" I ' m not making tl i is s tuf f u p . " Si lk sa id .

P a c k s of dogs now roam Pon t i ac , and a r ecen t immun iza t i on c l inic t h e r e d rew a b o u t 1,000 a n i m a l s .

T h e Michigan H u m a n e Society h a s t r i ed t o h e l p out with free food ba r re l s at each of i ts shel ters in Det ro i t , W e s t -l a n d a n d Rochester . In fo rmat ion is re-

q u e s t e d so the re is no " s c a m " involved. " D o n ' t be cruel to a hea r t t h a t ' s

t r u e , " wrote ou r car toonis t . Ark ie H u d k i n s . reminding us of an E lv i s Presley t u n e las t week. In no way does t h a t tr ivial ize the impor t ance of a n i m a l life. At i ssue here is whe the r a n a n i m a l is no th ing more than a piece of p roper -ty. to be d i sposed of at will, or w h e t h e r h e / s h e is a loving, giving en t i t y expect-ing only, in the words of Si lk, protec-t i on and food.

T h a t ' s why i t ' s so ha rd for Cleo ' s family to u n d e r s t a n d why he was poi-soned a shor t t i m e ago.

For those of u s who have lost o u r pe ts , for wha tever reason, there will be new f r i ends to come along. Bu t -no one . a n d no th ing , can t ake away our memo-ries. We do ins is t , however, t ha t t h e Legis la ture br ing jus t ice to t hose m e m -ories.

Westland police ash anyone with in-formation on Cleo to call the detective bureau at 721-6311

Sandra Armbruster is editorial pane coordinator for the Observer <£ Eccen-tric Newspapers

Going private continues to be a political issue y first t a s t e of "p r iva t i za t ion . " the latest Republ ican code word, was a bi t ter one.

It c a m e in the 1960s with P res iden t Lyndon J b h n s o n ' s Great Society. A J o b C o r p s c a m p was near the town where I worked, and one Saturday-the re w a s an incident downtown tha t s o m e folks te rmed a "riot. '

A b ro the r reporter tried to get s o m e in fo rma t ion out of the J o b Corps infor-m a t i o n officer and was told to bag it. A pr iva te company based in Silver Sp r ing . Md. , was operat ing the c a m p u n d e r cont rac t to Sargent Shriver a n d the Bel tway gang. They d idn ' t have to give t h e publ ic any informat ion a n d w o u l d n ' t .

In t h e 1980s, under Democra t ic Gov J a m e s J Blanchard . the s ta te payroll fell, because work was being f a rmed ou t to pr iva te contractors . T h e AFL-CIO d i d n ' t like losing union jobs .

T h e theory of pr ivat izat ion is s i m p l e

enough: A governmenta l service needn ' t be pe r fo rmed by government employees. T h e governing body can t ake compet i t ive b ids and award the contract to t h e lowest b idder . A con-t rac tor who pe r fo rms poorly is out next year.

T h e 1992 R e p u b l i c a n na t iona l plat-form places p r iva t i za t ion on a vir tual throne. ^

"P r iva t i z a t i on is a n impor t an t alter-nat ive to h igher taxes a n d reduced services. . T h i s is especial ly t rue of proper t ies now decay ing u n d e r govern-ment control , such a s pub l i c housing. . .a i rport opera t ion a n d m a n -a g e m e n t " (pages 74-75).

T h e na t iona l Democra t i c p la t form skips p r iva t iza t ion , but t he Michigan Democra t ic p la t fo rm b a s h e s it hard .

"P r iva t i za t ion has become a Repub -lican cure-al l . Mich igan Democra t s don ' t believe all government services are be t te r h a n d l e d by p r iva te compa-

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nies. Publ ic emp loyees are accountab le to elected leaders a n d publ ic taxpayers . We believe the peop le of Michigan de-serve publ ic control over programs and services tha t serve t h e pub l ic interest . We also believe t h a t pr ivat iza t ion risks t h e growth of p r iva t e monopol ies of service provision a n d huge pr ivate for profi t publ ic serv ice" ipage 5).

(Note: " P r o f i t " is s t i l l a d i r ty won! in T h e Union ' s par ty . )

We're going to h e a r much a b o u t pri-

va t i z ing government services in Michi -gan in t h e next few.years, especia l ly if Gov. J o h n Engler 's "Cut & C a p " prop-er ty tax p lan passes a n d the s t a t e h a s to r e i m b u r s e local school d i s t r i c t s $1.3 bi l l ion a year with no tax h ikes .

Let m e suggest a few broad guide-l ines when the pr ivat iza t ion a l t e rna t i ve is d i s c u s s e d :

• Con t rac t ing out road m a i n t e -n a n c e . s t reet sweeping, pa tch ing , t r a sh co l l ec t i ng and bui ld ing m a i n t e n a n c e h a s been done for years. No p rob lem.

• S t a t e parks, a pub l ic n a t u r a l re-source . shou ldn ' t be pr iva t ized . A bus i -n e s s h a s to generate cash flow t o earn a prof i t . S t a t e parks are no place for h o r d e s of vending mach ines , v ideo g a m e s a n d chlor inated pools.

• W e need to be ext remely ca re fu l a w a r d i n g con t rac t s for social services b e c a u s e those cont rac tors become a s t r i d e n t lobby for more social services. I s aw it when Agnes M a n s o u r w a s run-

n ing B l a n c h a r d ' s D e p a r t m e n t of Social Services.

• E d u c a t i o n is ripe for all k inds of expe r imen t ing through p r iva t i za t ion . Pub l i c educa t i on is a b s o r b i n g a lot of tax money. M a n y pr iva te a n d c h u r c h -related s c h o o l s would like a cu t of it. A j aund iced a t t i t u d e is in order.

• W h e r e pr iva te con t rac to r s per -form essen t ia l services, t he i r records need to be subjec t to the Freedom of In fo rmat ion Act, jus t like government records.

• T h e more pr iva t iza t ion we have, t h e more we will need to requ i re e lected officials to list thei r p r iva te a s se t s , bus ine s s in te res t s and receipt of gifts. Wi tnes s t h e sha t t e r ing of pub l i c confi-dence in t h e Western T o w n s h i p s Uili-t ies Author i ty , where con t r ac t s for pa ls were the order of the day.

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Compul s ive o v e r e a t i n g is a pa infu l , re lent less illness that interferes with every aspect of life. It is a d i sease that gets progressively w o r s e if W t unt rea ted

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The end of summer is bittersweet in many parts of the world, but in California's wine country it's ihe most exciting lime of the year.

The grape harvest, which gets un-der way in Aujfust. hits full lilt by September, with wineries shaking off their summer torpor and rushing to capture the flavor of the new vin-tage.

There's no better place to observe these annual rites than the Napa and Sonoma valley s, which lie next to one another about an hour north of San Francisco

While Napa Valley can claim more wineries, more famous names and more glamour. Sonoma Valley has more rural charm, more history and equally wonderful wines

Sonoma Valley, also known as the Valley of the Moon, includes the historic town of Sonoma, whose beautiful tree-shaded plaza was the site of both the last of old Califor-nia's Franciscan missions and the 1846 Bear Flag Revolt, which marked the beginning of Califor-nia's independence from Mexico.

To the north along Highway 12 are the even smaller towns of Ken-wood and Glen Ellen.

On the other side of the Mayaca-mas mountain range the city of Napa is home to the majority of Napa Valley's people, but the vine-yards and wineries are farther north, in and between Yountville. Oakville. Rutherford. St. Helena and Calistoga.

Since both places are popular destination* during harvest lime, reservations are essential, particu-larly on weekends.

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The Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival. P.O. Boi 652, Sonoma. Calif. 95476. (707-996-21091. takes place the weekend of Sept. 26 and 27 in the Sonoma Plaza.

The festival begins with the blessing of the new grapes and in-clude* a parade, wine-tasting and food booths, music, marionettes and other entertainment, and a wa -ter fight between rival fire-fighting units. Th is year a special musical pageant (tickets. S8) will dramatize the town's history

The Sonoma Valley Shakespeare Festival at Gundlach Bundschu Winery. 2000 Denmark St., Sono-ma. includes a performance of "Per-icles" (Sept. 26). Tickets cost $15 and performances begin at 6:30 p.m.

The winery encourages audience

members to bring a picnic dinner and also sells wine and picnic items. For tickets and more infor mation contact Odyssey Theater, ' P.O. Bo* 727. Sonoma. Calif. 95476. (707-996 21451.

Another winery, Buena Vista. 18000 Old Winery Road, will be the setting for the Sonoma Vintage Theater s production of "The Tam ing of the Shrew Sept. 27 Tickets. $10. and picnic table seating in the winery 's pretty courtyard en-courages alfresco wining and dining before the play begins at 6 p.m.

The gate opens at 5 p.m. and tickets-are available at the gate, or they may be ordered from Sonoma Vintage Theater. P O Box 312. Sonoma. Calif 95476, (707-939-1369h

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Most wineries welcome visitors, although some smaller ones require an appointment, and many offer tours. Tastings are usually free on the Sonoma side of the mountains, while Napa wineries often charge a fee of $2 to $5

A good general introduction to how wine is made is offered by the 45-minute tour at the Robert Mon-davi Winery. 7801 St Helena High-way. Oakville. <707 963-9611).' The tour, including wine-ta»ting. is free, but it's wise to make an appoint ment.

The Sonoma Plaza would be worth a visit even if there were no wine in the vicinity. Picture-book pretty and surrounded by interest-ing shops and restaurants, it is cen-tral to the historic district and in-cludes a monument marking the spot where the Bear Flag Revolt be gan. Across the street is a series of charming restorations that make up Sonoma State Historic Park. 1707-938-1519).

The Mission San Francisco So-lano de Sonoma at the north end of the plaza on the corner of First Street East and East Spain Street was built in 1824. the only Califor-nia mission established under Mex-ican rather than Spanish rule-Alongside are the pueblo's bar-racks. which now house a small mu-seum about Sonoma life in the mis-sion era.

Also on Spain Street are the re-stored Toscano Hotel and. a short walk from the plaza, the elegant house and grounds of Gen. Mariano Vallejo. the town's Mexican com-mander The sites are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and the admis-sion fee of $2 covers them all.

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From the vines: The scene at scores of wineries in the Napa and Sonoma \ alleys is 100 percent sunshine and natural beauty — often good enough for a picnic. *

See Europe by car - your own BY EvUtKTT POTTKR Sen IAI W w n *

Some travelers go abroad to buy a new European-made automobile

T h e y may choose to buy a Volvo or Mercedes-Benz in Europe, drive it while on a vaca-

tion and then have it shipped back to the United States This can be a foat -effective move ; T h e biggest savings the consum ir will realise is the elimination of ihe coat of a rental car for their va-cation." says Nancy Nelle. manager if Volvo's overseas Delivery Pro-

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car in Europe knows it 's common to be char ted $400 a week or more for a mid-si te car That price may not even include a country's value-add-ed tax. i In France, for euunple. the value hdded tax on car rentals ia 18.6 per tent The rental price is usually higher if the driver requires an au tomatic transmission

Secondly. European made cars are cheaper in Europe The die-counts aren't aa big as thoee at 10 or IS years ago. when the dollar was

strong Bui there is an Immediate savings

It can amount to between 10 per-cent and 15 percent off the U.S. list price for the same automobile.

But buyers who used to go to Mu-nich to purchase a BMW model that was only available in Europe will now find that BMW and most other automakers no longer make different models for each side of the Atlantic.

Still, the idea of buying a car overseas appeals to many drivers, who have romantic images of speed ing down the autobahn or croesing the Alpa.

Volvo's Overseas Delivery Pro-gram ia now 30 years old. In 1991, under the plan. 500 cars were sold at discounts of 12 percent to 16 per-cent off U S- pr ion . Thoee sales are expected to climb in 1992, aa the U S economy slowly improves.

Hare 's how Volvo's program works A buyer goes to a lacal Volvo dealer to actually purchase a car. such aa the popular 240 Wagon with an automatic transmission

The base price is $22,528 in the United States and $19,070 in Swe den. which means a savings of $3,458 (C all forma ns must add $125 for the car to meet the state's emis akwi control standards)

Tha t price includes free ship-

ment to the United States from Gothenburg. Sweden. U.S. Customs Duty, home shipment and port-clearance fees.

For further information contact Volvo Cars of North America. Over seas Delivery Program. P.O. Box 913. Rockleigh. N J 07647 or call (800)631-1667

BMW's European Delivery Pro-gram ia similar to Volvo's, but the buyer pays duty on the car when it ia brought back.

"The best reason to buy a BMW in Munich ia to be able to drive your own car under European driv ing conditions." says Tom MLCIMB, a spokesman for BMW

Prices are also lower The 1992 BMW 3l8i sedan, the least-expen-sive model, ia $22,900 in the United States and $20,400 in Germany. Lo-cal BMW dealers handle the sales

For further information contact BMW of North America, 300 Chest-nut Ridge Road. Woodcliff Lake. N J 07675 or call (800) 932 083]

Mercedes Bens's European De-livery Program ia the moat exten aive of any European automaker

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Parole reform bill passes by large margin in Senate B Y T I M RICHARD S t a f t W a r n s

The sponsor was state Sen. Mi-chael Bouchard, but the parole board reform bill could have been named after serial killer Leslie Wil-liams.

"We accomplished what we want-ed with this bill," said Patrick 1ft-ban, father of Michelle and Melissa Urban, two of Williams' victims in Livingston County. "We wanted more people on the parole board, and we wanted to inject more ac-countability. and we've achieved that ."

The Senate last week gave 32-4 approval of a joint House-Senate conference report-that goes back to the House for approval.

It e ipands {he parole board from seven members to 10; removes them from civil service and makes them appointees of the corrections direc-tor effective Oct. 1; sets tougher standards for parole; and requires convicts serving life terms to serve lengthy minimum sentences before baing eligible for parole.

"A first step," said Bouchard. R-

Birmingham. a former police officer. The first-term senator is preparing a separate bill to make the parole board follow the Open Medling* Act. The Legislature in 1987 al-lowed it to hold closed meetings.

How they voted Supporting the measure were

Sens. Bouchard. Mat Dunaskiss. R-1 Orion. Jack Faxon. D-Farm-ington Hills, Robert Geake, R-" Northville. George Z. Hart, D-Dear-^ bom. and David Honigman. It-West Bloomfield.

Missing the vote was William Faust, D-Westland. •

Opposed were Jackie Vaughn III and David Holmes, both Detroit Democrats. "It cost more to incar-cerate a person than to send them to Harvard, but now we are increas-ing that, we are keeping them long-er," said Vaughn, pleading for sena-tors to show "humanity."

Replied Bouchard: "It is actually more expensive to recycle those ca-

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Sen. Virgil Smith. D-Detroit, supported the bill but said Wil-liams "was a white man. and that ' s why he was released time and time and time again."

"I don't care whether they are Af-rican-American or white or green." replied Bouchard. "If they have committed a violent crime and there's a propensity for them to do that again, they should not get out ."

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Try new techniques, simplify your cooking

I have b e e n cooking for m a n y more y e a r s t h a n 1 like to c o n t e m p l a t e . One th ing t h a t s e t s m e a p a r t f rom o t h e r c o o k s is t h a t cooking is my f o r m of expres-sion.

It is no t s o m e t h i n g 1 have to do , b u t i n s t e a d is

s o m e t h i n g 1 en joy doing. A few w e e k s back , gues ts were inv i t ed over for din-

ner a n d t h e c o m m e n t was m a d e t h a t " I m u s t h a v e been cooking all d a y " to pu t out such a f e a s t . Ha rd ly .

As a m a t t e r of fact , I ac tual ly d i d n ' t k n o w w h a t I would p r e p a r e un t i l I went to t h e grocery s to r e a t two in t h e a f t e r n o o n knowing d a m well t h a t d i n n e r had to be «n t h e t ab l e no la ter t h a n six.

Find shortcuts It never f a i l s to amaze me t h a t people f re t over

wha t a n d how they cook. I a m comple t e ly a t e a s e t ry ing new t e c h n i q u e s , new recipes a n d new ideas . ! am a lways looking for sho r t cu t s and w a y s t o s imp l i fy recipes. If I can get by us ing o n e po t . o n e s p o o n , one d ish a n d j u s t a fork, all the be t te r .

I a m p r e t t y m u c h bored, also, wi th t h e word gour-met . A t t h e m o m e n t , ' g o u r m e t " is a very in word . In itself, t h e word t r ans l a t e s to u s ing every po t , every inch of c o u n t e r s p a c e and in m y e s t i m a t i o n , a t least two d i s h w a s h e r loads to descr ibe .

Y e s t e r d a y . I m a d e sa lsa wi th t h e a b u n d a n c e of to-m a t o e s r i p e n i n g from my garden. If 1 w o u l d h a v e fol-lowed D i a n a K e n n e d y ' s " T h e Art of M e x i c a n Cook-ing ." I w o u l d have chopped, m e a s u r e d , d i c e d .

minced , s t i r r ed a n d whirled myself i n t o a cu l inary frenzy. v

Even J e f f S m i t h , t h e Frugal G o u r m e t , w o u l d a l so have h a d m e b lanching , seeding, roas t ing , pee l ing a n d u s i n g every bowl and pan a m o n g s t my k i t c h e n reper to i re .

I n s t e a d 1 chose to use thei r rec ipes a s a n o u t l i n e , only to m a k e s u r e I used the correct b a l a n c e of i ng red ien t s .

I w a s n ' t a b o u t to measure ou t two p o u n d s of t o m a -toes . N o r w a s I even interested in r o a s t i n g t h e p e p p e r s t o remove what was p u r p o r t e d l y a b i t t e r sk in .

Yes. I m a d e sa lsa and I m a d e it u s i n g on ly o n e knife , o n e c u t t i n g board and one Pyrex bowl .

D o n ' t get m e wrong here folks, t he r e is a p l ace a n d a t i m e for s p e n d i n g hours in t h e k i t c h e n m a k i n g a m u s h r o o m d e m i glace or h o m e m a d e p h y l l o d o u g h b u t why, 1 a s k does it entail knowing t h e cor rec t hu-m i d i t y of how t h e moon is in re la t ion t o t h e p lane ta ry s y s t e m .

I h a v e m a d e wha t I could call g o u r m e t F r e n c h toas t u s i n g a $4 non-s t ick skil let a n d W o n d e r Bread. Yes, I c o u l d have used a sourdough b a g u e t t e , b rown eggs a t room t e m p e r a t u r e a n d a p rec i se m i x t u r e of b u t t e r a n d olive oil. bu t there comes a t i m e when s i m p l i c i t y i s t h e best healer.

Easier methods W h e n I choose to ea t . I wan t to ea t — now! N o

a d d i t i o n a l a m o u n t of precise d ic ing a n d s k i m m i n g will s a t i a t e m y h u n g e r any more .

I have , on m a n y occasions, s t i r red in m a n y a t i ny can of m u s h r o o m sauce in to a h o m e m a d e gravy m a d e wi th i n s t i t u t i o n a l soup base for a s i m p l y de l i c ious pot of m a s h e d pota toes and gravy.

I h a v e v e n t u r e d to the f ish m a r k e t for a pe r fec t t i n y r a inbow t r o u t only to d u s t it wi th a m i n o r s p r i n k l i n g of f1our t a b i t of mel ted Weight W a t c h e r ' s m a r g a r i n e in a sk i l le t a n d a sp la sh of bo t t l ed l e m o n ju i ce .

Good c o o k s have to know t h a t t h e r e a r e o f t e n eas i -er ways t o d o t h ings than t h e t r a d i t i o n a l m e t h o d s of ' h a u t e c u i s i n e .

Time savers I can't afford haute cuisine s implyjoecau^e. as I

am sure you will agree, much of the t i m e I s imply don't have the time.

Po in t in fact; yesterday I vis ited m y local produce store. T h e stock by w s s unloading a fresh ease of Michigan sweet corn and I jus t couldn't resist.

Knowing that the corn would have enjoyed being shucked a n d plopped into lightly salted boil ing wa ter, I opted instead to break off the rigid stern and s imply remove about 10 of the outer l eaves

-1 threw t h e corn into the microwave and pressed s few b u t t o n s and within minutes , thoroughly enjoyed an afternoon respite of fresh s t eamed corn on the cob. It was so f o o d it didn't need butter

S o what follows, dear readers, are on ly t h e recipes I have tes ted and found worthy If you follow direc-t ions and posse s s • grain of c o m m o n sense , you too will enjoy t h e m

If. on t h e other hand, you are jaded with the l ikss of Fanny. Inna, Betty and Larousae. you might choose to spend the afternoon toi l ing over a hot stove.

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Lunchtirfte: The Del Signore family gathers for a lunch featuring stuffed baby eggplant. Shrimp D'Amore, and pizza. Luciano Del Signore serves pizza to his father, John, mother, Lina, brother, Tino and sister Nanci.

Food nourishes, strengthens family B Y K E E L Y W Y G O N I K SI Ktt Whiter

J u g g l i n g b u s i n e s s a n d - j f a m i l y r e s p o n s i b i l i -

tdSte Of t i e s n e w easy, b u t ear ly in the i r mar -riage, Lina a n d J o h n Del S ignore of Livo-nia, set pr ior i t ies — fami ly , f r i ends a n d b u s i n e s s .

Every T u e s d a y and S u n d a y , t h e fami ly

which h a s grown f rom six io 10 wi th t h e m a r r i a g e s of t h r e e of t h e i r four ch i ld ren , and a r r iva l of g r a n d s o n Giovann i , gets toge ther for d inne r . N o b u s i n e s s is dis-cussed at t h e t ab l e even t h o u g h t h e family w o r k s s ide by s i de in m a n y bus i -nesses .

" W e l i s t en to our ch i ld ren a n d re-spect t h e i r o p i n i o n s . " sa id L ina Del Signore." " F o o d b r ings t h e fami ly to-ge the r . "

T h e Del S ignores opera te F o n t e D 'Amore . a r e s t a u r a n t in Livonia . T a v -ern on t h e Green , a r e s t a u r a n t a t t h e Fox Creek Golf C o u r s e in Livonia . Lau-rel M a n o r , a b a n q u e t hal l . G i o v a n n i E s p r e s s o B a r at Lau re l M a n o r in Livo-nia, Lau re l C h a p e l Cen te r , a o n e - s t o p br ida l s h o p in Livonia , a n d L ine ' s Br id-

Two local Italian families, the Del Signores of Fonte D'Amore res-taurant in Livonia, and Tonons of Cafe Cortina in Farmington Hills keep their heritage alive through food. They u y Italians have a ro-mance with food, for them cooking is an art.

al in P l y m o u t h . T h e y ' v e been m a r r i e d for 25 years .

T h e i r f i rs t v e n t u r e . Fonte D 'Amore o p e n e d in 1962. is n a m e d a f te r a smal l ci ty n e a r R o m e where they met .

Cook ing is very m u c h a pa r t of the f a m i l y ' s h i s to ry . " M y g rand fa the r used to cook for our vi l lage." said J o h n De Signore . " W h e n e v e r they needed a cook for a w e d d i n g or o t h e r occasion, they ca l led h i m . L i n a ' s f a t h e r cooked, t oo . "

" O u r first love is good food." sa id L ina Del S ignore . "1 get excited every-t i m e I t a l k a b o u t cooking. I s t a r t ed col-lec t ing recipes w h e n I was eight years old. a n d st i l l h a v e t h e m . W h e n e v e r I t a s t e d i o m e t h i n g I l iked. I would ask my re la t ive for t h e recipe.

T h e Del S igno re s a ren ' t the only local fami ly to keep t h e i r * I i a l i a n her i tage alive t h r o u g h food. R i n a a n d A d r i a n o T o n o n a t C a f e C o r t i n a in F a r m i n g t o n Hil ls h a v e a lot in c o m m o n with t h e m .

C a f e C o r t i n a C u c i n a Rus t i c s — t h e ru s t i c k i t c h e n , is n a m e d a f te r t h e town in I ta ly where A d r i a n o was b o m . Adri-

a n o w a s a baker in I taly a n d R i n a ' s f a m i l y h a d an I t a l i an restaurant in De t ro i t wh i l e she was growing u p .

M a i n t a i n i n g t ies t o I taly is i m p o r t a n t Co b o t h f ami l i e s who stil l h a v e close rel-a t i v e s l iv ing there . On t h e day of t h e i n t e rv i ew for t h i s s tory. J o h n a n d L i n a Del S ignore were pack ing for a t r i p t o I t a ly t o visi t the i r re la t ives . T h e i r chi l -d r e n h a v e accompan ied t h e m on previ-o u s t r o s .

Adr . . . no T o n o n j u s t returned f r o m It-aly wi th h i s son. Giancar lo , 8. A n o t h e r s o n . A d r i a n . 20 who a t t e n d s M i c h i g a n S t a t e U n i v e r s i i h a s a l s o v is i ted I ta ly t o m e e t h i s relatives.

" W e send o u r ch i ldren to I ta ly to k e e p u p t h e language a n d t i es t o t h e f a m i l y . " sa id R i n a .

B o t h restaurants serve d i s h e s t h a t were p a s s e d on to t h e m by the i r p a r e n t s a n d g r a n d p a r e n t s . Fon t e D ' A m o r e re-c e n t l y c h a n g e d the i r m e n u to i nc lude m o r e d i s h e s f rom the Abruzxo region w h e r e J o h n a n d R ina were born.

At Cafe Cor t ina , t h e new m e n u fea t u r e s d i s h e s f rom n o r t h e r n Italy, where A d r i a n o ia f rom, wi th a touch of s o u t h where R i n a ' s fami ly is f rom. #

" T h e y say t h e I t a l i a n s h a v e a ro-m a n c e wi th food, and cooking is our a r t . " sa id R i n a T o n o n

In I taly, a s in t h e U.S. more women a r e working, a n d there is less t i m e to cook. Bo th L ina a n d Rina sa id I t a l i a n s t o d a y are ea t ing less meat , a n d more vege tab les a n d pa s t a .

Bu t it w a s n ' t a lways t h a t way R ina , sa id she remembers huge S u n d a y d i n n e r s wi th lots of courses , at least two m e a t s , to be sha red with a u n t s , unc les a n d c o u s i n s " T h e r e were a lways 18 or 20 of u s . " s h e sa id .

" O n S u n d a y s we'd wake u p to t h e sme l l of garl ic a n d on ions f ry ing in olive oil because t h e fami ly was ge t t ing to-ge the r for t h e a f t e rnoon W e would s t a r t e a t i n g at noon, a n d finish at 4 p .m. T h e n as now. we would eat our sa lad l a s t . "

L ike t h e Del Signores . t h e T o n o n s say they t r e a s u r e the t i m e they ga the r wi th the i r fami ly , and while t h e f ea s t s m i g h t not be a s lavish , they ' re a lways m a d e wi th t h e f reshes t i ng red ien t s a n d cooked wi th love.

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Innovative Tuscan wines challenge tradition

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Trained in Italy. Fran^p and Califor-nia. winemak ers from Ita-ly's T u s c a n y region are in a race to create new, art is t i -c a l l y s t y l e d w i n e s u s i n g t r a n s p l a n t e d

French varietals or redesigned blends of classic Ital ian grapes Consequent ly , Tuscany is considered by many to be Italy's most innovative wine region, attracting international attention to its designer vino da tavolas known as Super Tuscans .

Super T u s c a n s are usually aged in small French barrels. T h e reds are produced either from a 100 per cent Italian varietal of heritage. or hlended with caber net sauvignon. cabernet franc or mertot T h e white wines generally include a majority of the non-tradi tional varietals such aa chardonnay and s a u v i f n o n blanc.

At the La Selva Estate , in the Tuscan region of Montepulc iano, Avignohesi grows non-traditional varift iee including chardonnay. sauvignon Wane, rim-ling, rnerktt, cabernet sauvignon and pi not noir.

"It ia our intention to follow tradition as long aa we can produce interesting, well priced wines that can be showcased ia the great restaurants of the world." said Avignnnaai's m i n n i i , AlhertoFalvo

"We have departed with tradition because it offered us a chal lenge T u s c a n y is not renowned for whi te

W i n * S e l e c t l o n a o f t h a W e e k

WtvtBS 1991 AnBnor Bianoo. $7 50 • 1991 Antinon Galastro. $7 • 1991 BoHa Soave SFL • 1991 Ruffino bbato. $ 1 0

Reds 1990 Awianonasi Rosao dl Montepulciano. $14 • 1990 Boila Bardotino, $8 • 1989 CasteOo Banfi Cenbne $9 • 1969 Pio Cesar* Barbara. <17

1991 Pto Cesars Ooicotto, $18 1990 Rufftno Aziano, $ 1 0 1990 Santa Marahonta Mark*. $12 1991 TravagNni Spanna. $9 50 1967 TravagSni Gattmara. $18

wines, so it is important for u s to demonstrate thet we can grow grapes prized in other regions snd make world-class wines ." .

Whi le this is true, it remain§ a fact that the Super T u s c a n s are very pricey. T h e better buys (if you can say this about anything Ital ian these days) are the traditional Vines From Tuscany , ynu should sample more than chianti.

We're giving prices as a guidel ine , but do inveeti ga |e because some shops have good deals currently. From Avignonesi at just under $20. we recommend the 1988 Vino Nobile de Montepu lc iano and 1990 Roaee d e Montepulciano ($14). T h e latter ia the younger sib-l ing of the Vino Nobile. produced from younger vines

Bottle aging will not however transform it into a V i n o Nobile. It's del ic ious now and reedy to drink

At around $9. Castel lo Banff 's 1989 Centine Rosao

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W i n e s from page IB

Brune l lo" is a top the best buy l i s t . In the $8 price category. Bolla wines are consis tent ly boell m a d e a n d fla-vorful.

I taly 's P iedmont region remains fairly t rad i t ional . Here t h e great Barolos a n d Barbarescos p roduced from the nebbiolo grape are expen-sive, b u t generally excellent . S t i l l available f rom the except ional 1985 vintage is B.D. Vaira Barolo. Bricco delle Viole Vineyard ($34) wi th ex-

plosive. powerful p a l a t e f ru i t a n d rich f inish.

S p a n n a a n d G a t t i n a r a . a lso pro-duced from t h e nebbio lo grape, are bet ter priced.

T h e good news f rom rhe "Pied-mon t is t h a t m a i n s t a y wines l ike Dolcetto a n d Barbe ra have been highly styl ized by i n d i v i d u a l pro-duce r s a n d provide i n t e r e s t i n g t a s t e compar isons . T o i l lus t r a t e , we sug-gest pai r ing t h e 1991 Corde ro di M o n t e z e m o l o D o l c e t t o d ' A l b a

(113.50) a n d the 1991 Pio Cesare Dolcet to d 'Alba ($18). T h e Mon-tezemolo h a s a soft pa l a t e impres-sion with the i m p r i n t of b lackcher ry flavors whi le the P io Cesa re show-cases in tense berry f ru i t w i th pa la te richness a n d is a m u c h bigger wine overall.

Two Barbe ra s provide con t ras t potent ia l . T h e 1987 B.D. Vai ra Bar-bara d 'Alba Riserva ($28) spor t s in-tense . generous b lackcherry , choco-late. coffee a n d sp ic* f lavors with

broad but s t r a igh t fo rward pa la te so f tness . On t h e o t h e r h a n d , t he 1989 (an excel lent v in tage) Pio Cesare Barba ra d 'Alf ta ($17) is rich a n d robus t with p a l a t e he f t a n d in-t e n s e b lackcher ry f r u i t l a s t ing t h r o u g h a generous , complex f inish. I t ' s great now. b u t is a wine with ce l lar ing po ten t ia l f rom five to eight years .

T o m a k e the bes t food ha rmonics with I ta l ian wines , t h e r e ' s one ele-

men t to remember- Lighter red wines are knocked out by rich toma-to sauces. M a t c h s ty les with heft ier pa la te i m p r e s s i o n s a n d rich t oma to sauces or red m e a t d i shes . T o illus-t r a t e th is , pa i r t h e 1990 Ruff ino

Aziano (a s ingle-vineyard c h i a n t i c lass ics) wi th veal , roast ch icken , l ightly sp iced p a s t a s and m e d i u m t o rich cheeses t hen graciously ac-cept the a p p l a u s e of those a r o u n d your d i n n e r tab le .

Gourmet dishes simply delicious

Rice salad perfect for tailgate picnics

See Larry Janes column on Taste front.

SIMPLE SALSA

4 large t oma toes , chopped 1 medium onion, chopped 1 can chopped green chiles 2 Tablespoons Ja lapeno pep-

per. chopped . a healthy jott of powdered cu-

min (about I Tablespoon) a littte olive oil (about 2 Table-

spoons) salt and pepper to t a s t e

C o m b i n e all ingredients in a g ^ s s or non-react ive bowl. Mix well. Always bet ter t he next dav.

GOURMET GRAVY

2 Tablespoons beef soup b a s e 1 cup warm water I cup dry red wine 3 Tablespoons flour

cup milk 1 small can mushroom s a u c e pepper to t a s t e

Dissolve the soup base in the warm water a n d wine. Heat un t i l j u s t abou t boiling. Stir flour in to milk. W h i s k in to s immer ing b ro th , s t i r r ing cons tan t ly unt i l t h i ckened .

Handy tips save time in kitchen

Here 's a couple of handy t ips . T o keep f ru i t s a n d vegetables f r e s h e r longer in your refrigerator. l ine t h e vegetable bin with pape r towels or dry sponges to absorb excess mois-ture .

Cooking cauliflower wi th a l i t t le milk can help them keep the i r br ight whi te color.

When seasoning ground beef or tu rkey for loaves or burgers , l ight ly mix in the seasonings wi th two forks a n d gently shape. T o o m u c h h a n d l i n g toughens the m e a t .

Let roasted mea t s a n d pou l t ry rest at room t e m p e r a t u r e for 15 m i n u t e s before carving to allow t h e meat to firm u p a n d re-absorb i t ' s juices .

T o m a k e sweeter on ion rings, soak freshly sl iced onion in mi lk be-fore ba t t e r ing a n d frying.

W h e n mak ing mer ingue , m a k e su re the eggs are room t e m p e r a t u r e a n d add a pinch of bak ing powder before bea t ing .

M a k e a rich vegetable s tock f rom carrots , celery, onions , p a r s n i p s , zucchini , t oma toes and season ings . Freeze for de l ic ious a u t u m n s o u p s

A l a s t a i r

t h e

C o o k

Juicy Roast Beef Tenck-r Baked C h « ken

O p e n Beans Potato Salad

Creamy Cole Slaw RHish Tray

Fresh Baked H o m e m a d e Bread Butter

H o m e m a d e Cookies Serving Spoons

Plates. Napkins & Silverware For the One Low Pnce ol

$ 3 . 8 3 Per Person

lP lus t ax a n d de l ive ry )

Mimmui" WtVopte Sutwtay Ihrou^h f rtday

DON T DELAY CALi NOW!

5 3 1 - 1 3 4 0 Other items available

Swedish Meatballs

Sauerkraut (• ICielbasa A OHVM W Calmaf fry Smurn 25413 Five Mile Road

Bedford Michigan 48239

about 3-4 m i n u t e s . Allow to cook for 3 more m i n u t e s . Add m u s h r o o m sauce and pepper to t a s t e .

SHRIMPS PROVENCAL

1 pound shrimp. c l eaned a n d devemed

W cup flour 2 Tablespoons but ter or mar-

g a n n e * 1 clove garlic, chopped flne 1 cup dry white wine

Dus t t he s h r i m p s with t h e flour. Heat b u t t e r or marga r ine in skillet unt i l bubbly . Add garl ic a n d sh r imps . TosS. over m e d i u m heat , unt i l s h r i m p s are o p a q u e a n d cooked. Add wine, s t i r r ing un t i l

sauce th ickens . Serve w i th pas t a or rice.

T h i s recipe is equa l ly a s good wi th ch icken s t r i p s a n d scal lops . Also," ins t i tu t ional s o u p b a s e s are the la tes t " i n " ingred ien t for busy cooks. Avai lable a t mos t upsca le grocery s tores a n d g o u r m e t shops . T h e y m a k e fas t gravies , sauces a n d bas tes .

See related nine story Make the salad the day before the punic and chill it thoroughly inernight.

RICE S A L A D

Zest of o n e lemon, finely chopped

Juice of o n e lemon 2 cups diced raw fennel or cel-

ery 1 3 -ounce jar non pareil capers

1 cup frozen p e a s , thawed 2 6 - o u n c e jars m a n n a t e d a a i

chokes and m a n n a d e 1 8 -ounce jar roas ted red a n d

yellow pepper s , sliced 5 cups cooked nee (well

cooled) Salt and pepper to t a s t e * cup light virgin olive oil

C o m b i n e ingred ien ts in order and mix well. Se rves 8.

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Sept. 21st - 27th

LOCAL FRESH MEAT - SEAFOOD - DELI - FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE Packing House Style Whole Boneless

SIRLOIN TOP BUTT $ 1 . 8 9 *

Sliced Free Irrto Steaks wrapped In 1 Pkg. onty. Limit 1

TUESDAY ONLY SEPT. 22.1992 Grade A Boneless. Skinless c , _ _ C H I C K E N B R E A S T 5 1 . 9 9 ib

Limit 5 lbs while supplies last.

Ground Fresh Many Times Dally Our Lean Hamburger Made From

GROUND ROUND

$ 1 . 3 9 , b 5 Ib. p k g . or m o r e

Limit 10 lbs.

Grade A Boneless, Skinless

TURKEY TENDERLOIN ^ $ 1 . 9 9 lb. m-?

s 1 . 9 9 lb.

$ 2 . 1 9

2 . 3 9

Genuine IDAHO BAKING POTATOES

9 9 * 5 Ib. bag.

Sweet California GREEN SEEDLESS

GRAPES

WEDNESDAY ONLY SEPT. 23. 1992 Grade A B a b y B a c k S P A R E RIBS . 2 . 1 9 ib

Bob's Dell Special MEDIUM RARE R O A S T BEEF

Bob s Deli Special C U D D Y F A R M S

TURKEY BOLOGNA

9 9 * lb. Limit 3 lbs.

Bob's Dell Special A M I S H B A B Y SWISS.

Grade A Fresh BONELESS SIRLOIN PORK C H O P S Grade A TASTY TENDER

TURKEY CUTLETS Western Grain Fed Beef ROLLED BONELESS TOP S I R L O I N ROAST Western Grain Fed Beet . A A A BONELESS » * < flQ D E L M O N I C O S T E A K S V i 0 9 lb.

We accept Personal Checks, Mfgs. Coupons and Food Stamps We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities • All Sales Items Available While Supplies Last

' 3 . 3 9

s 2 . 4 9 lb

Bob's Dell Special G O U R M E T STYLE

T U R K E Y BREAST

U . S . D . A . C h o i c e B e e f

R U M P R O A S T

$ 2 3 9

Eye of Round ROAST $ 2 4 *

U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork and U.S.D.A. Choice Beef

I B 0 F

S 0 8 8

U.S.D.A. Grade A "GANN BROS"

BREAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE

U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Hamburger Made From

GROUND CHUCK 5-8 lb. Family Pec

$ ^ 4 7

O F C A N T O N ( S e z : The Boss is away, so we decided Steve & Mark

to make lots of changes to serve you better. Thanks.

U . S . D . A . C H O I C E B E E F S T E A K S A L E

Extra Lean BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK

S 0 8 9 lb.

PORTERHOUSE or T-B0NE $4 STEAK.

9 9 lb.

THIS WEEK'S DELI SPECIALS

Hudson SMOKED $ 0 g g TURKEY A .b

Domestic

SWISS" $#>49 CHEESE m* .b

Homestyle

C 0 L E Q Q c S L A W 9 9 1

Creamy or Italian -

I

Krakus

POLISH $ A 9 9 H A M 4 ,b

TIGER $ A 1 9 CHEESE A ,b

- A Blend of Uuenster i Colby

Eckrtch M E A T o r BEEF BOLOGNA

$ 9 5 9

u.s. # 1

CUCUMBERS GREEN PEPPERS

$-f oo

PRODUCE BUYS

Michigan U.S. #1 T O M A T O E S

6 9 * ib

U.S. #1 Noma Grown

Michigan C O R N

f o r . $ A OO

U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork Loin End

SIRLOIN ROAST • ib.

BONELESS RIB END $ 4 8 8 R O A S T I .b BONELESS STUFFED

PORK $ 9 5 9

ROAST ^ ,b

U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork COUNTRY RIBS

B m i $439 Bone In I ID.

$ 1 5 9

Boneless I ib. U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork PORK CHOPS

Center Cut $ 9 29 Rib Chops... A ib

The Observer/ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 , 1992 *3B

Loin Chops

U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Hamburger Made F r o m

GROUND SIRLOIN 5~« lb. Family Pec

BOB^^O^AHTONl 8611 N. Liliey Road • Canton, Ml 48187 •

Prices Good Sept. 21th thru Sept. 27th, 1992 HOURS: Mon.-Sat • ajn.-4 pjn.; Sun. 10 pJW.

U A A J L

New chili champ to represent state

HEELY WYGONIK

T h i r t y - n i n e cook* c o m p e t e d in the 14th annu-al Michigan S t a t e Chili Cookoff on Sept . 13 _at the 1-ark Res t au ran t in West Bloom field.

L a s t y e a r ' s w i n n e r . P a u l

H u y c k of Farmint j ton Hills, came in •»econd T h e winner was Joe J ane* of W > a n d o t t e He will represent Mich igan in the 26lh World ("ookofT to l>e he ld Nov. 8 at Rawhide, the 1880s wes te rn town in Scol t sda le . Ariz

Kvent proceeds were used t o award ten $1,000 scholarsh ips to cul inary a r t s s t u d e n t s in Michigan

Also pa r t i c ipa t ing in the cookoff were J i m Admask i . Redford, 1979 Mich igan S t a t e Winner . Shawn Booth . G a r d e n City. 1990 Sal ine Regional Winne r . Kath leen C u m rnins . C h a r l i e Rober tson . Nick Ron cone a n d Mike Ma iman . Birming h a m , M i k e Ford a n d Ed Pi t t , Farm ing ton Hil l ; Mar i lyn Fredr ick , Redfo rd , 199! Sa l ine Regional W i n n e r . 1990 Onta r io Winner . Ken Horn a n d Wal t Hunte r , P l y m o u t h . Robert T Jones. West land; Bud P icke t t . West Bl(«otnfield. and ( Ia r \ R « \ . Livonia

Here i- thj- winning reci|>e JOE JANES CHAMPIONSHIP CHILI

3 p o u n o s flank steak cut into c u b e s

1 pound ground round, fat f ree . • ground once

1 pound lean pork, fat f ree , ground once

1 28-ounce can c rushed toma-t o e s

I 28 -ounce can t o m a t o s a u c e 1 8 ounce can rotell - (blender) 2 4 ounce cans green chilis •

(biender) 1 16-oonce can chicken txoth 1 t e a spoon hot chili powder 1 Dulb ganic 1 green pepper (blender) 4 onions. Spanish 8 t e a s p o o n s chili powder, level 5 t e a s p o o n s cumin, level salt and pepper ganic. granular

M a r i n a t e s teak in chili pow-der . cumin , salt , pepper , a n d g ranu la r garlic.

M a r i n a t e ground r o u n d a n d pork as above.

C u t onions and garlic Ic rushi . P u t some oil in pan a d d garlic, b l ended i tems, tomatoes , t o m a t o sauce, onions, rest of spices . B r ing to high boil t h e n t ake pan off stove.

In fry pan. add a l i t t le ch icken bro th and cook part of meat un til broth is gone, c o n t i n u e un t i l mea t is f in ished. Add meat t o o the r pan Put pan on stove with all ingredients br ing to a boil. T h e n reduce heat a n d s i m m e r 2'"« hours Adjust seasonings to t a s t e

S o u t h w e s t d i n n e r

f e a t u r e s p o r k c h o p s A P — No . t i m e to broil pork?

Cook ing pork by- direct heat in a p a n t a k e s about hal t t he t ime it t a k e s t o broil t he same piece of meat J u s t l>e s u r e to choose s t e aks a n d c h o p s t ha t are not much more t h a n 1 inch thick

P lace t h e meat in a heavy skillet It t he mea t is extremely lean, b rush the p a n with a l i t t le oil to prevent s t icking. Cook over med ium-h igh heat , t u r n i n g occasionally a n d re moving any fat from the pan as it a c c u m u l a t e s dur ing cooking Fre q u e n t t u r n i n g is r ecommended for even d o n e n e s s and browning

PUERCO ADOBO

One 12-ounce ja r ja iapeno peppe r s . undrainecJ 4 t e a s p o o n s oregano

2 c loves garlic, crushed 2 t e a s p o o n s ground cumin 4 t a b l e s p o o n s cider vinegar 4 o o n e i e s s pork lom chops (4

o u n c e s each), aoout 1 -inch thick

1 t e a s p o o n oil For m a n n a d e . combine peppers ,

oregano. garlic, cumin and vinegar in a b l ende r conta iner Puree Mari -n a t e c h o p s in th i s mixture for 4 to 24 hours Heat oil in large skil let , panbro i l chops 5 m i n u t e s on each - ide Tes t for doneness M a k e s 4 serv ings

T o tes t for doneness : Gent le pres. Mj?e"with a f inger t ip on the sur face ol t he mea t can reflect the degree of d o n e n e s s soft to the touch meat is rare. Mime res is tance indicates me d i u m a n d f i rm- to the- touch is well d o n e

Nutrition information per serving 1H6 cal. 269 mg #>dium. 26 g pro . fki mg rhni . 8 g fat

SOUTHWESTERN MUFFINS

1 cup flour 1 cup cornmeal 2 taoiespoons sugar 4 t e a s p o o n s baking powOer

t e a spoon cumin t e a spoon salt

2 eggs, beater 1 cup milk 4 t ab l e spoons vegetable oil One 8-ounce can com kernels

with red pepper, drained S t i r together the f lour , cornmeal .

-sugar, bak ing powder, c u m i n a n d salt Blend the eggs with the milk , vegetable oil a n d c o m kernels . C o m b i n e flour mixture with t h e egg mix tu re , s t i r r ing jus t un t i l mois-t ened . Spoon ba t t e r in to greased m u f f i n pans , filling two- th i rds full. Bake in a prehea ted 425-degree F oven for 12 to 14 m i n u t e s . M a k e s 12 m u f f i n s .

PEPPERED CARROT SALAD

4 large carrots 1 tab lespoon olive oil 2 t ab lespoons white wine vi-

negar t e a spoon cracked black

pepper v» t e a spoon n u t m e g Salt to t a s t e

Peel t he carrots , cu t in to th in s l ices Boil in 1 qua r t water about 2 m i n u t e s , unt i l c r iup- tender . T o s s carrot s t icks gently wi th 1 table-spoon olive oil, whi te -wine vinegar, c racked black pepper , n u t m e g a n d sa l t Cover a n d refr igerate over-n igh t , if desired Serve cool or at room t e m p e r a t u r e M a k e s 4 serv-ings

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STUFFED $ PORK CHOPS L e a n C e n t e r Cut

RIB PORK CHOPS S 2 . 1 7 s1.17 s2.77 s2.88

Cen te r C u t Lo in

Meaty Loin E n d

PORK ROAST B O N E L E S S • D e l m o n i c o

PORK ROAST

BABY SPARE RIBS

lb

lb

lb

lb

PORK CHOPS S2.39 n.

s1.57 s1.57 2.99

H o m e m a d e F r e s h

KIELBASA Fresh Mild or Hot

ITALIAN SAUSAGE... B O N E L E S S

PORK CITY CHICKEN

lb

lb

lb

Grade A

FRESH TURKEYS

4 V a r i e t i e s .

ECKRICH LUNCH MEATS s or - .99 4 V a r i e t i e s

ECKRICH LUNCHMAKERS 3.7 oz 99'

Hamburger Made From

GROUND CHUCK $ 1.44 lb.

Hamburger Made From

GROUND SIRLOIN $ 1.77 lb .-

plus many more 5 lb. specials

FRESH DELI Oven Roasted • Sliced

TURKEY BREAST

o i M $ 1 . 9 9 E c k r i c h All Beef — _

BOLOGNA s2.88

F r e s h SWISS CHEESE ...83,77

Kosher Style CORNED

BEEF $ 2 . 9 9 lb.

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TURKEY BREAST Fresh CHICKEN SALAD...

lb $3.88 s2.99 b

:> H y ' s D e l i c i o u s

APPLE CIDER

$1.99 gal.

Macintosh APPLES.3 ibs . /99 e

CARAMEL APPLES 3/® 1 . 1 9 California —

BROCCOLI 99 bunch California

CAULIFLOWER 99Chead

COTTONELLE $

4-Pack

Regular or Eaira Chunky

PREGO SAUCE 30 ox San Giorgio

SPAGHETTI 32 o* Hidden Valley S q u r r x r

RANCH DRESSING 24 oz Banqur l

T.V. DINNERS mi ox Hargrnlo

SHREDDED CHEESE » o, 2 LMrr Bo i lk

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302 Birmingham Bloom field

AC* NOW F«anbivf> 3 C-OroO ' » D*tt iiv«nQ tgrc*>*l* fining raotm 2 car 'umac* a* 'oo* Da> 4

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t>»Tf. ri4»* aitcnen n»f<J*oo<3 noo»* garage Sl2«000 W5 2S6?

304 Farmington Farmington Hilla

COLONY PAftw A'&e*wtf»oi * t>«Jro©m co-w m *y moil M b f N M area o« Parrmngton H«fK Backs to a wood

lot ne-» appo<otrrvenrs amac l've*> priced S»omr\ t>Y ower

Can 258-86S6

Birmingham OOWTMOW n^>ad arvfh c»«d«rr CJuCHee Eacr u«1 2 Dedroo*ri I t barn 'ir»p*ac central a» parage a« private Omo* 249 Eucwj St as 000 —en longven* 879 2248

306 Southhatd-Lathrup UPDATED RANCH - open 1oo« at»r •vnoO«ma »rtch»r 3 DwJ'oomj iMuirai amca N*»' it* 900

HEPPARD & ASSOC 855-6570

310 Wixom-Commarca Lake* Area

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 313 Canton

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1 Oedrnorr I Dal- Bnc» OUIV jaio- $ii»VK)

644 7*M

Cozy & Comfortable LOU o4 surprises m m a 3 Bedroom oun^arew suen as 24« 11 "vinj • oom K i t chen has new c a r p e t i n g & •Veer cupooaros c e n l r a i ail newer 'ool 2 -» car garao* An nettled on a dcuM lot 80>120 Various larms jvaJaBW 169 900

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012 BE MEMBER «EMCRiCA

307 South Lyon Mittord-Highland

l YON TWP i «00 S<j n 3 bad room Colonial wim 2 tul Oa»hs b Years old 1st loor laurxWy tun Basemen! car parage firapMce aapnafl drive on a large landscaped lot m a tamiiy ne rxx-nood Jusi •aducad to $122 000 immediate oc cupancy 437-0097 or437-14«7 MILFORO'WIXOM AREA - Nice 3 Bedroom Brick noma on < RS acres

great freeway access Private Completely updated witn

nace cantral air

ON V OUR MA R« »43 900 Gel ser Gqi Because the hrsi per son who sees " in homa m F a rming -ton H»Hs at trw pr«e wui Ouv ii This noma has maintenance t r e e alunv-r+XTt S.ding and a B a s e m e n t Seaeri are giving i• away 474-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS irvdepeodentiy Owned and Operated

•elting I new turn window* pontment Cafl f>tttCE RCDUC€0 FOR QOtCK SALE SpotWftt Cape Cod w»»n 4 bed rooms 2 banr>* lipgrades gmhxe' Ov*y 3 yrt o*3 Larne dec* p««m» wm lot m Oes.rab S Lyon tub B> owner Now on»y S134 S00 437-4S18

306 Rochester-Troy

READV TO MOVE IN-1st time owner toon pr»oe ^ creet-

a warm A comlortaWe ftome w/ KM or a M 3 bedrooms »em*-Nn-•shed basement 6 private beach i 109 900 C-8SPO-C Can 380-0450 MUST SEE" BeawTrtui -ancn on woooefl k* 2 car parage -meoor 6 exterior comp*etefy updated Qreet ne nbortwx>d «n>oy pnvsie baacn S10S 500 O tiPOC Can 360 0450

ERA COUNTRY RiOGE REALTY

311 Homat Oakland County

CLARKSTON Br owner Chernwig 2 Story 4 bedroom 2 l Bain Waf to schools, par* BeeCi « town 2 minutes to 175 *9S 000 625-902S MA7EI PAR* New 2 story 4 bed-room. 2'» Bams dining room great room lua basement 2 car anacned

age isi tvx» sundry MS 900 iact Dermis Rf -MA* f .ecu<~e

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312 Livonia

BIRMINGHAM 31 'IE Bradlard 3 bedroom 2 Bain >anc« 2 car at ractied sir a" afp«ances Owner D v-rs only- 5152 500 t55 44ll BRjC" RANCH on ' bedrooms 1 kin narawwxt loor a $172 000 B»«w»r tu» oasemanl

932 -0170 COMPLETE! * REBUILT from ground up mutje t out Ifus cute 2 bedroom t bath home has shacked garagr -Sui'ert ceamgs specious open a.tcher neturai firapiece darned aooMiri on a MtutM

. KM •• fi*oomlie4d 11t3 OorriwsM, • • • S o» Orchard I.» $'• 900 3»rit00

1 «p rveighborliood uln W or iMegraph )l> $78 900 >97 i tt»

fRANKHN IN rr>w»i 1 Bedrooms 2 Baths • omp«e nouse fO'All » updated I arge KM 2 car alleCMM ge-aqe $229 000 Afler t SSS K M PrBSt OuS Poppwrori "• totally renovated ) bedroom i oen> New Irtclei piurr*»ng eletrrM! 4 ga • age 0*ks »15.>'"--

OPEN S UNO AY 12-WM Rerleci stane* • 100 M « 3 Pad room 'ancn 1 bath a,Gallantly memtained $74 900 Weekdays alter 6pm 471-7214

ton nuts price reduced 3250 sq 4 bedrooms contemporary 7 yrs OKI $284 000 Open House Sun 1 4pm 35363 Regency Ln 642 4555 THREE BEDROOM Rene* Country netting large layer temey room

CHARMING 4 Bedroom 2'. beih cotcmiai on oeeulitu*r landscaped neavily wooded «» ecre lot Huge new gourmet uncnen 6 tamity room crown moldings throughout $209 000 375-5e06 Open House Sun 1612 Northumberland iCrooks 4 Avon) TROT By Owner 4 bedroom 2'i bath coloruai living aimng & lame, rooms Horary lit floor laundry rmisfted basement central aw Mary updates $139 000 679-7129 TROY Two 4 bedroom colonMM * one 3 bedroom ranch on Che«en-nam m Your PKS lor or*y <195 000 eecn South Eastern 226-1100 226 1320

* Ached garage WONDERFUL HOME

m oeeotitui Maadowproos Par* Ouakty thru-out Greet tcnoon * bedroom Wwalkout murti level ueder deck ,$244 900 473-7545

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park UimliiuilAa M<AAr4a rfunrin^ion wooot

305 Brighton-Hart land Howail

HOWELL AREA 3 bedroom on 103 acres iwo Oui bwMng* $210 000 Can altar 6 ask lor Laura 349 7306

303 W BImftd K—qo Orchard Laka Mllvf IN uOWOk

Beautiful « Bedroom COWrvel w' Wainu" i a»e access B-rm.ngnam scnoon arge «• treswy pemted and dr apes 4 apewences stay Buyer P.«i.liij.Piar, $199 675 N 22WA we Cae 346-6767

ERA COUNTRY RlOGf REAL TV

, HOikffiiL- 2 bedroom noma on 5 • ; acres nardwood Hoon mground pool lua aa.amart $89 900 Ca* she. 6pm SI' 546-4067

306 Southfiald-Lathrup

BERKLEY - 2445 BucsmgPiarn «m-mauiaH 3 bedroom rancfi 2 barn finished Baeement car garage large lot $ae HOC 622 2270 B« OWNER Royal Oak bungalow s bedroom* 2 baths central a» 16M KJ h Ch4»m Fating space kitchen Basement esceMant loce

— MM HUNTING TON WOODS Owner transferred Greet tamay

soma Move m condmon 3 bed room 2's batk caaomal Priced to •anal $111500 547 J127

A GREAT PRICE $62 500 on ItM vmlage 2 story home anla«e on a 400 loot deep «i Witn 3 large bedrooms 11 baths a Basemen 1 and a 2 car garage tnaa nome nas a» me amenities et wee as the Charm you could want 474-5700 JUST LISTED! $64 900 Tfas is a rare opportunity to get a home on trw -arg* ot s 101 tfcat has both $ basemen, and 2 cm parage And to top it on it haa o*e« 1 600 sq ft Sealers are eaWng lo sacrifice because they have thear eye on aw other nome 474-5700

BEAUTIFUL ROSE DALE GARDENS $69-900

ranch with guaety features such as oak "oors and wet paatter •sni Add s wg Bright . newer lur nace and central air end you ve got a real dear Mi >U0 * YOU WANT $9*9 900 a greet prcs on a great noma an a greaa area or Lrvpnaa. man ma one a lor you Iha updated brc* ranch r Via S use 6 .ever area a defi-nitely priced lo sear 462 1660

I HE BE S * OF THE OcO $123 900 and the best or new a a.araM «. thai older 2 Mory colonial mat haa

THE B€S* BUY

Alluring Homes REOoCEtr REDUCED'

T»ws cnarmmg 4 Dedroorr home w»i* a beeuii*m landscaped setting *»• etudes updated Bitcner, Greet Roonn w*th natural »«r«p(ace custom deck 1st Moor laundry I 2 car £a rao* Or*y |79 900

WOW Whet a pnee 'or th-» an»actrwe 4 bedroom 2 t bath Co*on>ef backing to a beautiful ravme setting Fee-iures *>veN tamrfy room w11 natural ftreptace 4 new carpeting centra) •at tamaty v» kitchen Veshiy deco -ated inroug»«out Baaemem & at teched 2 car garage $144 900

Ontury 21 Today 462-9800

Centurion Award Winning Office

1986. 87 88 89 .90 4 91

PLEASANT RIDGE WOW IS anhei you • say lo lhas 3

EVERGREEN TRAILS Graet location m dee»»M nsigri

2/3 WEST BLQOMTrEio

•cftoon. prnnNBM 5ou0»* W 1»3 500 By Appomrneaai 146 0151

Great tachar central

304 Farmington

$•6 900 GALL TOOOSCMAEfER

AT 1 800-949 9533 CCMTuffv 21 NORTHWOOO

Fari-vngtrm 4771 f ARM'Nr , TON 1 14 MM f «a> km at «ekaa a Bearoom 23 h nang room 2 *a beths 2 2 acre* NaaaH WOT* $125000 nee. 476-4673 FAFtMWatitnat HUlS Lower 3 bed

r u e Soma &uyow

aw 121*900 Dew

HOUSE FO« SALE 26132 Brentwood Ulliaii 11 6 12

Open Mouse tha*s Sa*» t-S VXlTHFtf 1 D G«At STARTER

2 oedroem some Overaoed tot 6 geraga Eaey farm* $31000

355 5163 SO/THFlElD North « l i IHa wesa or f-ergraen targe 2500 as

I an »uwa cuillaaar Large

UN8tl«V»ai.E (*RO«lTuNlT» Land Com-act 4 *a»iiow 2 bet $4e 9«50 C-2t looey «*c»ey i.a* 1 651 ? '6 «5S MOO/55' 4 730 I

•r?ached garage sunroom abrary

for m tar , deaaa Or»y $136 600 CALL TOOO SCMAEFER

AT 1800 949-9533 CENTURY 2 I NORTHWOOC

ROYAL OAK mgior- ek tondHaoned houee wTt fua bath uoatavs 6 2 down iincome property) $94 500 S40 9336

$147 $00

ft 5 RaGHt BECAUSE

There • a beeu**« neutral decor

310 Wiiom-Commarca Lakaa Araa

C o m m a r c e T o w n s h i p NEW CONSTRUCTION

MEGAfaS ME AOOW Su» •^''"ruedioom^a^eeah taf teor

the aei goea on and on *62 1660 M»l«HO«flN6 62* 6*6 Northwest Lfvema a praaligaous anslaia Estates 4 bearoom }•* barth caaorvei lal koor leunar, den cenaraav and treadle* 421 566C

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe.

REALTORS

aaacn RANCH 1475 eg It r . car gwaga 6 carport

A TASTE OF GOOD LIFE 4 bedroom fy bath colonial aitu great euro acpae Masiar bath waai-m cn:aa. camrai s» 6 mora $225,900 (0€L30GAR|

DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH deal potential «n mis ouaui, bu«i home m one of Livoma s hnesi fens 5 neaghborhoods 6 priced Beaow as seated yeiue $155 500.0E140LA0I

ROOM TO ROAM Eiceeani value for nonnwesi Lnro-naa ranch bu*t ai 64 nuga bee* yard on 70a 191 lot room to bued large garage Hurry' $66 900 lOeLOaSCHi

4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schw^tzer Real Estate

L VON-A B* 0AN€R 3 bedroom 1 bathi 2 car attacneo garage large »ot »va» dwood iloor* fai y roon «.*aep6a(» centra* air tew deea 4 pool $96 500 Open Sun l2-4pff or by sppo tmenf 421 1256

"HRfE BEDROOM RANCw tx»0 4 aJunwHjm IS baths newar roof atr»edrai ce*ng central ear fin-shed basement hardwood «oom spr nawi 2 v c»r garage $99 900 8 M.w M-odtebet area 4 74-8104

GREAT LOCATION iN LiVONiA BeeuMJt Kome etn 3 bed*ooms large country hitcften ia«ge »orS oom oasamani car aftacr»ed garage bea$ji.fu» fard $126 S00 f 37BE L Can 474 3303 SHARP J Bedfoom br<k ranch wttr fy< bAse«*wn« 'e»ge «'tchen and good ».ied «r.sng room A MUST 1o Me1 decorated $72 900 f 19ST . C4MI474-J303

ERA COUNTRY RtOGE REAtTy NWEST L'VONRA Last»e Gardens sub 3 bedroom 2 » beth huge »am +t room open floor plan finished basement 2 cat atieched garage updated tnruout $127 500 462 0976 Of D ROSE DAL f GARDENS 2 sto 'y 3 bedroom *ome co*on«ai f*e-piace urge formal d»nmg room Vi baths eat-ei fcitcnen screened bac» porch $114 500 427 4739

Rent While Buying 2 bed'oom wttn eapendabte attic aluminum v*dmg. gas 1 fenced »ard paved stree« Must commit to 4 quaMy h* purchase to '«nr at $595 mo A bargee at $52 900

BEST BUY L ivonta schools WestierKS '•*» Frena.hr M«gn 3 bedroom brick ranch » overs ed gerege & tuft basement Nest 6 clean immediate occupancy $79 900

TEPEE REALTY 479 S Main Ptymoun

454-3610

CAPE COD LOVERS A very des*rabfe o«er«ng on a tovefy treed «ot Features * bedrooms spacious «rv»ng room b4g 23 h tama-ly room with natural twepfece -arge Florida Room new *oo« & pmrac* fence Center of Ln»on*a Gutck oc cupancy A fme famrfy noma CaB •NaM Rom am $t 14 900 *

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD

NORTH 525-9600

PlVMOuTM GOING 50<NG GONE'

*he tasi unrt «»t <n Plymouth Home Mead Estates n our i story model and 4 S 'eartv »o» *nmwdkete occu pane, ^eatur g leaded glass «*n-jr»ws eaofted ceamgs and *and m»de rab«naK«v fhrougf**jt thas be »uf^ home has nvw t 000 sq 1 o* decs tnr ou'dnor er.»arie*»«ng $.135 900 Ope~ Dae> Mae Ol S r do Rd Of* of Arws Arbor Tr«f

i ORfNa' % ASSOCIATES Rra.roRS 4St rooo

STATE STREET RANCH Th*s n<e 3 bedroom r» bath b-«a home located In one of Livon.e s most popular subs is dose to schools and shoppang Smashed basemant with additional bedroom Honda 'oom «>fh aroo<Jburn g sto e central m $69 900

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200 453-4300

DELIGHTFUL SETTING

, Trie C-e p«ece shaped io< supp as a | : 'arge »ard for ptay end privacy : this attractrve 4 bedroom co«on»ae with ta/THf* room and hrapiece cen

. tfei aw ramodeied kitchen w*h oaa I cepmefs updated bams basemen: 2 car attached garage Popular 6 & Newbu/gh location A buy at $147 600

CAROL HAiNtiNC

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

313 Canton I CANTON '966 J bedroom Rancr I Great 'Oom w twepiace be. we doe 2 berns central a« dec*

! sfied A many more eatfas >97-0797

BR»CK COL ONI Ac bacamg t.-. -mon area temey room t.i>a«>«wce basement attached 2 car ge»ag» AnatouS as»wg $ 100 000 couad ge' •merest rate of ?-3 4v. rf guai.' *

One Way Realty 522-6000 Of 473-5506

Great Starter Home Must see tr»s r*ceN dec or a'eo ranch has 3 bedrooms V> ba^i Basement under nvnoae house l a-ge femtfy room w«th tul CfO tirep-acr A mante< n*wer carpe< «r- •• fs. room had master bedroorp $93 500

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012 RE ME MBC R RCME R>C a

ROOM TO ROAM m ih«s ipacous 4 bedroom homa > caled on court ocat-or. «4ch^ has •awfted cea gs tame, 'oom . b*«cs Nepaece 'ormel d*»r j r®f*-w«ap around decaing «r targa *ard t St floor leundr, $134 900

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 REMEMBER REMCRtCA

BREAM THROUGH IN PRlCt bncfe Ranch near St Marys Hoaprtai lea lures deep yard treed wl caurary ntchen 6naafiad baeement ) • car garage Aakeag W 900 siiareat raw co^d be 7-V4> 4 guan'ieo

One Way Really 473-5500 or 522-«006

BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms tame. anacned geraga laaf an Ciat menf akstunum tren Fior«la Room Owner'agent I <21 900 462 I6jf BY OWNER 15562 Lever N Ot 5 Ml 4 Bedroom caMomal 2"i beak centra as svang 6 demg room re-it ndaaad aacnen danene 6 iam>

2 car garage »n

$<4* 966 Cad bom 4 6pm 4*4 6524

CASTLE GARDENS

central aar « rod twgnr 6 cneery aacner aMh Ham'** te caaeied pa ee »en<ed yard and 2 car garag* • 119 000 Ca6

RUTH MARTH

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 RCMf MMR KfllUlCl

JUST REDUCED"

Cafl Jim Szkrybalo RE /MAX WEST

2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

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M I C H I G A N G R O U P REALTORS

17199 N Laurel Psrk Dr. • Svltc 400 L i v o n i a . Ml 4 8 1 5 2

3 1 3 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

L I V O N I A F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

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R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 REMEMBER REMERaCA

314 Plymouth

315 North vWa-Novi CAMBORN* PVACE NOVl

waowbrooa Ruwtl n ol 14 *iaa Rd W cH Haggarty ' Coma ta* to a cilom cuader ehp oNara tayae 4 value ai your new nome Our lamaeUc moaa. oflar* 2.400 sq It 2 story

toyw Cuatom txatder nee 7 i 2441* W'

Open Man Fn 12 12 ton Model 5pm 6 Set 6

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B> OtNNER 39694 Suzan Ct lm mecuiate > fao»xy 2 bath brtcA Ranch $ 117 900 Shown by apponlnent 313 459-5517

CUSTOM FLOOR PLAN FEATURING

a large comt-ned f amity Room and i.v*ng -oom with a fwo way tirepiece Oehweer, Formal dewig room den and 3 terge bedrooms up Meir. bath feata es shampoo cenia* *ohier »-rw and bade* Master has seperate e at A 'wo caoeefs »est hoor laun dry 'oom sunny a.i<.her A graat »o-c ebon dW "« sub $178 900

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

4 5 3 - 0 0 1 2 REMEMBER REMtFMCA

NOV. 4 1 acre master uatn washinpobl Open Houee Set 6 Svr Noon-5 45409 Gsheey $196 000 34* 3395

316 Waattand Garden City

ACCENT ON VALUE just LISTED Ca6 test on mas 3 badoon brrc* Ranch wain bee* menl centra er 4 fe*l occ*a>ency Only 569 900

REDUCED TO SELL J Bedroom brict Raancfi r. Garden Ot) a«h

garage 6 more CaB -for detaals CENtURY 2t TODAY 516 2000

,.Rf AT LOCATION Me*. B—d 4 ArM Scfioors 4 bedrcN>m coaonNtt I'fir iciaanao porcn eali

U--Ju:*ped larga l»m.l, mom nat ura firscsace 3er. formal iVung 4 w*ig *oom 2 i Bams central a* many mi-as $'»2 500 Ca* for ap pom.mani 45 6369

HAPPINESS A rr«ad picturesoue seftmg *u* r our ads '*»» 3 bedroom co*on*ai i"i bawn. country aitche central aar tarrufy »bom aTh huaptec* 'aaw wnocrat tiasemann dec* ; car at 'ached garege On', $ t te 900

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

BFAUItFUl '*90 sq ft Garden C*y hnmai 4 bedrooms 2 >ua baths pe* t*40y 'nrthad beaemwrti 2*» car ge< 'age updafes A improvements too men* tc wst No« a dmra-by Ca* for appt Ownar Broaer 425 4734

BEGfNNFR S DR€AM* A0 new mte rK0 tfKA>deig a.tchen bam carper paa t esc Near M«r«n A M Mte ben Could be ' U N interest wHt-. «eryi»medown Asftmg $ 4 900

One Way Reait 473-5500 Of 5 ? 2 a n

316 Waatland Gar ban City

LARGE LOT Tha twe bedroom ranch snfri a I car

age Ma on a 110*265 Garden Cay a -nic eai

lo FHnde Thaa ne noma lo Floi lo Mat $66 000

SENSATIONAL STARTER A 3 bedroom ranch watt! brand new wyl wdsig 6 brand n

tether 6 balk you can move rigM m •oceiad si N Garden City on an

overued ipi p*a a I s car geraga • t a taaa f*ng at ore, $64 900

DAZZLING CON DO WITH COZY FIREPLACE

316 Waatland Cardan City

JUST USTEO

Bathe and guaaa leeturea tuch ss large country > inner 2 car at

The Prudential Harry S. Wolle.

REALTORS mdapandenny Owned and Operated

Balcony new storms tor wvidows 4 doorwei Carport SI entrance Rc*» ckrbhouee t lennas coaat

INVESTORS TAKE NOTE Thaa corr»teta Oupas, is a greet buy

Sen

eaity 2-6000

BEGINNERS Newly 'decorated 3 t droom brief ranch dknmg room Mvmg 'o<*r> a fh tvepaece »amey anchen front seca newer wmdows end roof sfwngles

As* g $M 500

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-71 11 RELAX

Or- a «o« t»on* porch in downtow' J l>-,m.-»u1h B and r<er» »it Chert win- I • ~S* r tntryj , oom ^ tnKj, oorn, N> I

r^iM^r w«th a.ichen area v tMWlwnt idP* $'29 900

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 Cf Mf MBCR REMfRH; A

Trees. Trees & Quiet {/•ease .rrugue rancf< 'eetures 3 t>ed«ooms dm.ng «bom larger 2 cm attached garage Beeutitm great .. . .r- t athed'r » ce*ung rrapero-del •I'vdows Le«*M-»g *ar A wood r»u'ni'M Atove Man. jpdates <nca#d og newer - IK* $104 TOO Att for

BILL S

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012 OS MEMBER REMERICA

WE ST LAND 1659 EDWIN $3,600 DOWN

$489 00 Per Mo

Br*r«3 rww 3 BeO'Oom lu« D'<* rpnen Carpeled fua besmen! Pss.| and Ills Ber1 o> closing costs 6 5S Iha ARM 30 reer monoege ROSS RE AL T y 326 6300

with 123 013 down lor 5 yrs on L/C aaitf. baaoon pay-ment Born ades currently rented •or $425 and $435 mo Ca« now $45 900

YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE IT

Pnde ol ownership tnoaan ttviaout inaa ss brck sue move *I end enioy >»* 3 bedroom rencn Witn tcreenaw a. porch and 2 car garage kat beee mwni Mkcon assiso dry as a bone Updated ar* wandoass aoorwae copper p**n«ng vervty master Bedroom tarpas and pa it ihru-out Yard a outstanding

Century 21 'J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200 4S3-4300

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION or «ow low down country atmos-phere on double »ot 3 *uge bed rr*oma 'amodeaed bam enormous trmng room A daring L 2 Car gar many updates $6?

POSSIBLE 0 OOWh •« amm. num »anch 3 targe bed'ooms up-dated • richer- drsA washer garage

132 900

Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900

199C 91 CENTuRiO. AWARD WINNING OFFICE '

Luxury & Tall Trees 2 000 so R tooedfrcrw ranch 3 car gerege 0*aemenl rs^a lot many wondartul eslrea A**stg $15* 900

LARRY or RUTH

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 REMEMBER REMERaCA

317 Radford

Condoa 332 MoMaHgoaa For Sale

S o> UMdeRd E ofTaaagraph Rd BMGMAki WOOOS

rgeout st* from 2 deck* UR WMrpeaaaa» ooiI e$iwr,,^-*B" aw a li r WTsnpopa ei maai

lerae* keener •enengfaam O y $275 000 IRAV|

As* tar SHARl F I N E MAN 625-4700

GREAT HOME' 14a70 port* 2 bedroom l iar| appe areas -erttra es

''44* 060 I or 44*4609 HOLIDAY PARK 1*74 14.70*1 a*.

Cran brook =£"°ss lAoSisse-$ toaoo'be best 476 4266

FARMINGTON MK.cS Eiegeni krsf ttoor cando ol Kpae

con . » rere*»en I

rag 2 bedroom le adry room 2 200 tun Underground gara pool, on-ate caretaker - more

FARMINGTON H*_LS CONOO 2 reer old ranch Bern* gara $146 900

ALL ORESSED UP $55 00(1 ana reedy to go- Thas 1*62 bust 3 beik-oom ranch eatk * beeemem ano teaturs* tresn pem *na carpet ng Updeted bath *nd stso nckadea

462 1660

ATTN 1st Home Burers $59 900 Trvs Keia nas averymeig met you ar* «x»mg for »ic*a*ng a be** manl 2 car geraga new aawidow* -wwer SKJmg and rase carpal Top •t oft w«h tne fantaai* decor and it

474-5700

MODEL SALE On*r down on «a mc-d~« \ and tectur, orders Seigar A *ud» «*des OnN a* SeNact NomM oui' nai Att lv^irr 41*.9044 ONt V $700 DOWN buy* O* *4»T0 2 bedroom w\ P ymoutf" Good condruon based on 5N down 144 months 10 5 A»>R Select Homes 4 16-9044 REJECT for t • hoess Many te«et Hens Prxed tc nanceig a»atfapaa

aee ^ P W »

raga ! . beth* isi ttoor usundr,

PLYMOUTH SCHOOtS Snerp 2 bedroom

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS independents Dense and Operated

lunory vat sickrd a f» 1 5660 locc^an.. lt2*0C under $500

rndie JKUM nouse 4 lot Can APPLE HOMES 4.6 6340

Pi 'MOUTH SCHOOt. S

BRICK STARTER $62*00 Greet Weaaarn locabon ol Real or d for a br*» 3 bedroom rancn estfi t-esemen. sra3 garage 421 5660

STARTER BF«C* 1 Gr« Ion

$72 900

- 900

315 Northville-Nowi northvllE

NEW CONSTRUCTION IMMED^ATE OCCUPANCY App»a« imatety 3 OOC sq h 3 bed rooms 2 • balhs carpetmg eiciud etf A sia out with pat«o on large tu«* a- dwapad wooded »of Vi maei •V •' «agge*', ui« oft 6 M«»a Rd OprSun ' 6 737-06*2

W'NOOM RE Ai* y GROUP »NC NORTMVILE I * dara k»u to Imd 'au« win m.s

•*•«» .ifermg Jost mo*e «n A an»Oy 4 rwtvooms 3 * bems A a beeutitu«y • n.s^ed basement e sauna. $199 W N '7SP N Ca»34? 6767

FHA'_GUNTRv RiQGE R£ALT>

WES'LANO A NEW C O M M U N I T Y SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$79,990 $4800

MOVES YOU IN l*'»»ea 5 new aacitmg models *U» basement 2 car attached garage

COLDWELL BANKER " larga master bedroom suite and Scnweitzer Real Estate ^ mo'* Get on m. ground

HURRY' N*STER -> bed'oom tK«» ranch with poss<b4e 4tn bed'oom m to efy tmrsned basemani Wayne Westiand schools 2 % car garsge $45 00C' f iJCI 65GRAi 4«2 t«l»

natural hrepteoe 1 and garage Just asied' 421 5660 BtAU 7 IF LA. BUNGALOW $73 900

I on aamost a s ac*a eooded ot aeih many updates anctudmg a 'emod eaed stcNan and beth newer .sny windows and a >arge deck Oon t m$ss ttes rare opporturwfy to he«»e « all 462 6*C

HOT NEW $64 900 Custom *w«d«t<-eie A brica ranch with afum»num tren ei South Red ford *'•» beths frwsned besemeni and 2 car garage 421-M60

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS noependenfy Owned and Operated CON'EMPORARY 3 BEDROOM • tsmey -oom 2 ce- g*age tenced yard ei above average condHon AaStng mid $70 S trery &0W down pe»-ment kow •nterest rate of 7-3 •• g- eimed caa

One Way Realty 473-5500 or S22-6006

NOWTMVILLE By < w n e wogrnand Laaes to»**»o»#se styee c o n d o 2

merpae c o r n e r h r « paece a - u e s e n e m i i " » t d n t « o c c u p a n c y

M i 000 3 i y 397 » 4 0

NOV) iff Omrmr 3 b e V o o r r , 1 , >ath eying room- t / r - h ' o o m i*a>

room Pooi t a a - i v ur«d lennas wW. conOrt-or".

Mod $60 s 4 74-4 765

PLYMOUTH e * Oa »ow Lo»«l> Con " • S o * Anr. Ar

» r Tr * ot Shwado*- 3 b e d r o o m s •» c a m s a v a c h e ^ car B w a g a

<hrtfr SUPER Bu» '966NauSh- *4a70 2 bedroom i . baf* owai tub cent** av 3ecfc tfeC slo«e 'e".gerator rneny &mw eri'av Aisc located on pond Ol Onry $441 month *c4a&nc iol -ent 449-0001 or 449 060i

Plymouth NEWER CONOO

BeeutAjty decorated ranch wrth 2 bed'ooms beths Vd bedroom m tu>y hrxsned Basement mm «/ga ara» ei closet arrting room. A anom-

'oom Doorwaa oif Ometg -oom ! weds to pr>vete dec* 1 ca* attached geraga $i "9.400 Asa »o»

BILL S

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012

S C * f *» N«CE o o u e c r W>Df t b e a u l Uy M>?S-. at-*-*;

12 m o n t h s •4oma4r.-wr5 L/SA S9S-0606

TOO MAS* F J C - R A S T O i i S T " ' ' 9 6 i t 4 . r o e 6e24 - A* app* a r e a s c-« ^

m o r e > V . $404 m< per n o 4 4 9 O 6 0 - or 4 4 * -0602

TWO C»ed»o<jfr ho*n» m * n . jOda'e*. a* aopAar » s t a e t e n

ir ^ a r » S 'SOO C a n t o r o c a t r y 397 2 2 0 6

WORDING ARC fiia-mw ataiato" r em.jq dOu«*e t re ir vfta're.

Estates Nov ftadroofns i :>a' s

iNhSJER WesJierKJ schools 3 bed room or*^ bungalow central a* new lur nace privacy fence A other great toai^es $54 900 277 2065

MILLPOINTE 595-1010

livONA S C H O O L S spat»oua up dated 4 bedroom 7 bath br«s guad attached garage famrfy room Ftorv da room pool fcnashed basement new andcwt roo* carpel A more* As».ng$l09 900 422 6607

WHY NOT BUY NEW 3 homes «ef! Ranch or co«on«» arth basements A art ached garages cm beeuhfui t ecre Ots Watch y<xar dreerr home b*r>g bu»t Ouaaty work' Prom $ 109 900

WESTI ANO 2305 SECOND S* $3,300. DOWN

S459 00 Per M o

Jrand new 3 bedroom Cotomai 1 > throughout Fu»

RCDfORO ou* Owners tor over 40 veers

nave eOvwd thas a* brick cape cod f in«ehed baserrwii 'amey room ga •age A country artchen Just usted $62 90C

^ Century 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

REMEMBER REMERICA

KMC BOYS 'H.S i«C «»»"r i BeOroom ' t TT.

re '**-qeralur im ncr lot -i t <*+,

s 4S« CK i or 44'» >602 I 3as.a rfiwc

OPEN SAT 6 SUN l 4PM •7433 Gaytorc Wknr condrtaor. bedroom 1 , bail-r*ncn 2'v car ga sge low rase* 534-4566

ROCHESTER HILLS Mwst we rm movad- Greet locator lev pro tea* i ciriel* 2 badrocs» 2 b**> patio firapaace £•!'** 6 Upgrades 2 car $123,600 952 1714

teai I tVr; 12 » 65 o» l-Cu' Ro ' s-Bvr- "SI 2 bacr'iomi aw Hut !•* tc apt»*c»ie $* SOC best o*ler Caa9am-9prr 64'oota B5J 0117

cioseig costs 6 S\ fha-arm yaai morigaga. ROSS RE-AL T Y 326-6300

THRIFTY BUNGALOW WAYNE wrval a .aaue' tmw-bedrooms 1 ancnens 2 beths fugs newer garage « year homewarran r, $4» 900 I_ALL ANN or JOE at

462 18 t i COLDWELL BANKER

ScTiwettzer Real Estate

Have Your Own Hotline To

W h a t ' s H a p p e n i n g In Your Neighborhood

Call For Home Delivery" O b s e r v e r & Eccentric

Newspapers 591-0500

OVER $1 BILLION IN CLOSED RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE

LOANS SINCE JANUARY 1, 1992

Opportunity only knocks twice.

KNOCK. KNOCK. Mortgage Rates So Low

Thcyll Knock You Off Your Feet Opportunity knocked ooce when you purchased your borne and now opportunity ia knocking afain The time may be rl^ht to refinance your borne Let ua help you decide. Evening appointments are available for your convenience Call any of our four offices for your appointment

P l y m o u t h ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 & - 7 8 0 0

BloomfSeld Hills ( 3 1 3 ) 6 4 6 - 7 0 5 0

Farm Lofton Hil ls ( 3 1 3 ) 4 6 9 * 4 0 0

Grand Rapids ( 6 1 6 ) 3 6 6 - 3 2 0 0

REPUBLIC BANCORP

PARK LIKE SETTING Enioy lie para las setting ol tfaa tasie rSy decoralec 3 bedroom 'ancr watt! natasa hrepiaca m laaney room $»- 500 lOEL29tNOi

NEEDS TLC Three bedroom brc* 4 alurreraury. tri-aaa«i Garsge »umaca 4 ar cor. diliorsrag 2 years old immeiVale oc cajpancy Any otomt considered $73 900 'lOEL_29GAR I

462>«u COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

RED*ORG Pncec Beaow Marsei 4 bedroom nome or large <* bese-meni Fo, ctatass contact «urt Do-re ***<>« $64 9O0 1CO6TJ1 The

Michigan Group Realtors

^ 459-3600

ROTAL OA* 2 bedroor appaances fou pamt $6C 900 Land Contract s«aeei€Me imredew ocopeicy 3 "5-9694

333 Morthern Proparty For Sal«

CROSSWORD PUZZLER

1 Contract a God ol love

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14 King ol

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• I d • • • D O u y a a a u u u u u u

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9-21 ® 1992 UnMd Faatur* 0,nt«ct6

31 K M ol

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STUMPED?5 Can For * f lWi r$ • 'ou«»-aor» » Rotary Pa* aoo I M aass e«J code 700 * 96. p . .

Compliments of The Binningham-Bloomfield

Board Of Realtors * RE'AITOR*

•>4d Jata Sjr

$64 900 gr:x«sa n«nj**g Cose to est taaes A • »e Rer wt- 'o catv or ca*rpmg $6 99t $ftCft down •«£'

A<» t Commawty 2 dars to pa« $125 mo or- »0% court I Conjr*.' Cas Wedwood l and

6 -6^4 3122

339 Lota and Acraaga For Sale

BcOOMF*a>7WP HOMESITE I SOUTH lTO*. bedroom una! Brio •so waf. dec* caraiawc aaciaar e» | comoar, »c»t. :aane»a .a*ng 4 asyegiw wvW 20a 15 tamay -oom aeTIi I ar k m WaaouT aaair dec.a

342 Lafcafroot Proparty PONTlRC LAhE COT-AGE

son frontage »'aer 4«e Can oraty $55 000 For Mass caa

1-6 1.5-664-9266

313-437-

CADtl-.AC area 40 acres fase. 5 -r-

lure sig S2» 300 326-3366

immunity Coaaiaysaaty poca *m« lourts S«e purchaae or bued to acrt $1*9 000 Ca* -HE 8 R O O ' GROUP lit. 680C

Oi

TRAVERSE CiTT Area Daaua* cor ! do or Shore* ot East Bay Mary . anwutst Can days 566 6990 *» lor jar or 6 4 1 - 1 6 t i aher Jpm

£ ARMINGTON HM.LS . scan io«s «o* $5A 000 up Land Contract |*" i i Contact Sennas RE MAI Caecutiv* 737 6604

" 7 I OR SA.E 1 *ci Caa U5---OC '•'-argwn Rc W

2 two LAND SALE CENTRAL MICHIGAN - ' ; j

.lar.-^s.- TW^e* CANADIAN LAKES t"v» * x " . M l ^t-act'o s Er*. . . . . . ataadl 330 Apa r tmen ta For Sale

anj $ 625 4

332 Mobile Home* For Sale

ALL P L Y M O U T H S C H O O L S

*• enclosed 'Mr porcn garage $5? 500 COS.* 533-4357 or 667-6579

318 Dearborn Dearborn Heights

you ei endar W* per mo mcJuOnQ house A ot Homes •iart«ngai $10 00C Caa 4 RPv E HOM6S 416 A34C

w aaa Access ioi» Ove 400 I-I choose hom l . 'W W < Own . ! a-P-c -x.iude« use o» 'f»0C acres o» ' >i.ae crystal tee taaes 36 hoeas ; . » mp*or -ST|»C ^ comt sw r-mmg pooas ciwbhouses and more*

COLDWELL BANKER LAKES REALT>

STANWOOD MICHIGAN 16161972-8300

C T ' Mf rear mourvt co"*gs I ;•! 'est Cut- laaer-ont or 2 acrea ' • .«*sssa Court, $96 300 C,i» U««ar 62* J5SM

iVX>A DTiWtaTOWN

NORTHF1E.O TOWNSnaP •O Acre Rsrcasa 'OWsag ten

ecT Land C o n t r a c t T a r n s 437-1

365 Buawwea Opportumtiea

u*aON . AXflROaa' 5 2 a oaths 3 car gar ag* maw Sandy Beac- $256 Ca*

DON'T PAY ROYALTIES"

ha taraaat ma u S a V. - » •

to $ 2 0 0

348 Cemetery LoU

HAIR SALON FOR SALE

536 55FR4

NORTHV1LLE TWP ergs »xa»J aaes a.asacss Soma • sa outi t i - a a # cS Haggan. ,sl ur € Mas Rd 737 -0692 W-NOOM REA. Tr GROUP iNC

NOVl BUILDING SITES

aOO RCZtR^S Fanweagaon La 652 9611 "*»* » St Ciaee W * > Sai

•Quipped carry-OUts Frowi $25 OOC '46-6270

*utsd"raaor Of t Mas Roee Eass Jl Noiri Roao Caa jodj f3T3i 34 7 47 to M-NO-IAU REA.-T GFtOciP eaC

SAcFM -wp farms -.e.iier-v^ indc irric * 4 s». . -O- JS I ^ a! $32 eath y .

ar OWNER- Interior Uesrgraas oaasi. horaae Coaonaa styaa 3 beaaroome

CAS»f CASH- CASM1 w* Buy Sea 4 Trade

Up to $25 000* Caa HomeV>wn USA 5»5-t

ss. 'nrthg hur. i s r u w J tr-S 1 aAarag «... . ss •• 7* 2>0I

SPRAWL ING RANCH $ 1*9 900 Custom t 600 aouare loot t>nc» 3 baoroom 2'. bath altera * 22 toot tarraey room i fsapaacat baaaraaeni 2-.•> car *Ttacried ga *g* *nd canaa I as 421-5660 |

The Prudential Harry S. Wolle.

REALTORS •ndapendaniry Owned and Ciparaaed

CHAMPvON. t«67 14*70 2 bed room* 2 deltas larg* penrrwaei id wtree* low lot rent Beautrtu! moan* sun tee1 $20 900 4*9-4543

COMMERCE MEADOWS

SOUTaaFlfOJ $ 13 SOO « .a _ _ _ _ _ _

" •» ' 04 ROSE LAND

CAOiL-AC MEJaORlA. CCMf'ERT 1 OWNER OF 5700 aaa ; 2 toatet uM By vos $900 eecr 2 ' • nWa< 4 snow -emova I

/suits 54 Sf swe- 1-OoajBae m t t * " | l $900 675-6732 i-eMo- ad or<M> — contract ane sacr* CADILLAC MEMOR.A cAROCN tm For mom idoiwi— wee. m Wa*nanc on Fors Rd Apo*

! ttes sactior / 6

-RlS iAN MCM-D IAl tat J iota • aults one brorue ea 44* o $350C •OUSLE CE met ART pus 2 paott I larmeagtcm ista 4 2 rauatt Ml Hope Menaon ai Oar 3wva 655-0560 dan* a Lrsoat* $2000 25»a 0« mar-ae t pnea 96 • -93S0 ! «OGuRT XX CREAM a t o r e o c a a o

aai Rochester Ro a. hagr mtai* BARS view CCaaETERT . si Lao- 1 saa ot Rochwsaar nau j-oue SO -ua 6 graues $475 eecr Or $2400 i iMn EVERVOAt product Cona •ora»» '22-436" nana tunva*, oparaaor. 2*4 317»

C r e s 466 0 4 3 3

WALLOON . A « f 4 • r s bai* or sled condo Caa Is i - i 1 -•.OOOlsrs 517 •9«2

737-1 • »ta -aEW SUBDIVISION

COUN'R" .ESTATES 1 44 Sjtt fiaal lo I acre prsme baaad-'•fl Hie* ti -rr-sosj PrMate leaves s batselbaa courl $35 90C 4 ue

Fre* BrocNure 437-5340

LTERFRONT . ' .IMPTJB -WP 2 or 3 *Cre lot*

JR> CON DOS a.aUMa R-i-aN -oad wads to ' ur.y . sas A-es asarkjded coaantry wttnij Tt» 2 acre Witn K e t d e c k s «at' h a s * < e a « J5a60 p o a b a m 4

• J " "8Si OR J1V642-J252 porae slCsws $35 OOC The 3 4Cre or A wooded $20 000 Bow has*

OO" NOR'HERN MIC —.AS „ I paa last tchooa 425610

^ M U ' I -aeytord •12 'C'l VMr

YOU WANT EVERYTHING Tfus home hat It" Foyer ear: prtyale syang

Rleyground A r e s Caoa* T\- A . a a a a a * Cdaerrwaay AclMlat

LAND CONTRACT TERMS $5000 dowr or Itus s r a ciaan 2

the handyman prced « $21000

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

S22-3M0 4 S3-4300

4 pioud L4R4 R e c r e e l o r area Various Free/R«<Jocefl

Lot Rent Specials

335 Tune Share For Sale

5HAR»af. RCl 2 *ad aaee* i

Swat aseoed $3«00 j i * 0 . ' S»4 3 6 6 0

336 Southern Property ARCADIA

j mooas h« $29«0Ci

P A R * C a m . Ma U4273

52 e o t * S p a c e *ai monaa t

$4 000 .4 R O S E L A N C PARK ROTAL O i W Sector 44 aoas *d|Oaae<q BW

$ 2 2 0 0 o r e a t *ec~a*l* $ 4 5 0 e e c r 517-351-0672

66 Ofc -flua- Space Sale/Laaee

Absolutely The Best Deal In Town'

•WO lots SCCTlON 20

$600 tor bow 420-054:

358 Mortgagee* Land Contracta

ANNOUNCING eaecuthe. oftace* a o a r ISO * q N

lurnrstad '*a6C

W-NTt i Ac We -eta now** pooa 4 go" l<*s Aar i had SSI $42 JOC now $J I 50C lor guacs sew 613-297 9072 ar W-ite JOS Slang* ; i ] Canaaay l»e Wwv w Haaa Fl 33461

W B. OOMFULD VACANT LOT Froan $"* aOO up

L a n d Connect leraaas Contact Rt MAS t aeCut-^-j: 660* WEST B L O O * * » # L D

WMDsaAM REAL TV "LK.jT'aac *i ' -0062

340 Lake-ftoer-Aaeort

WE BO> CAWO CONTRACTS •aaaar end pea no

•ees Can »-60C 426 "3-9

361 Monet To Lot m - Borrow

i D O C T O R O V E S LOANS O N

Home or Olher Ms* EstaM

• GelyOss Money wane-Oeys

C e a r a y * O o a a a a C a n a a si Sienarag Has C a a a a e i i a e

ANNOUNCING

RROar"T* CONSULTANTS Caa 313-477

AVAILABLE OFFICE »«»»« .ae No 90 t o 7 0 0 0 * , a

320 Homea Wayne County

yrs oadi T o saqaere a b o u t a sew » , -

prs owned home caa Oenrus Eage- 338 COUntry HOmeS For Seie

31344* 6796 [

TORCH LAKE GRANO TRAVERSE BAY

VACANT L O T S ANO H O M E S

SPECIAL PROMOTION 199 SECURITY DEPOSIT

- e e r I . • e n d OTJI m a n y a f fe reag* o a Ooth — as L w t e e e a b a l l t,«» . a w &r«ad ' .e^ra* Say 362 Reel tatete a e a a a tasae i * r e ^.r.ea i a Rapu3s and Jia»iuu | .

W e a p e c ^ a a e a- handN^g n a i a t u • ] C A S H T O D A Y

ssr ss»

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SOUARC > 4 3 Dt" "thes suae* i nan

OB Ou*MNTiEO$HI

..•s 335 L o t , ^ Acreage For Sale

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 525-7900

and a w ss» some w*P land caa- 19BC tria" j R a C N aaet w-a eseeeaa I AWARD waataaG 0»Tt«

s p a . — T *

Wat s Adaase 975M R P a r * « g 6*t 7»rr

TWO *c OOMF* i DWI i a ^

NOVl MEADOWS

BRIGHTON SCHOOLS tO i ACRES WITH LAKE

I I O N C H a AtLE a t O M E S $<•0 0 0 0 M l a - s a

s : isjrzrs?; nrzz

yoas aaan Jecor C«a s a l e W ^ —

-As sclvx^ iTTHlifc t * « er Heraws H3* 900 W T * swat W

a . Aa, ABl. [ 9a ACE

• .'^,r±r* «• Sfsaew

Toatt«u.a o»»tcE

Downtown NorttiviHa tecaria. a r W I i0B0 * • • OOM utoua

3 7 WATERFRONT ACRES SAME AREA

REAL ESTATE ONE HE i . A, . EASTPORT

1 a o o 9 6 8 ? S 2 *

i-aia-sa3-ai7i tsaooo

OPEN HOUSE

69' m u B B

> _ m t t a s wa * w e s • * * • » e n d ! • Jasaal caatags nerwiymes t ta* _ a d '*«n* s tseaae o ^ a g aasaasa $•" 300 raaA or Ilia a . and I

ps. ea i M C a a v 41- 117* ! aeci ARW W* >11407 :

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8B*(P,C.R.W.Q-6B) O&E Monday, September 21, 1992

400 Apt*. For Ren I 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Ront 400 Apts. For H*nt 400 Apt*. ForRtn t 366 Ofc.-Bu*. Spec* Sale/Laasa

BLOOMflCLO WILLS up to 6000 M n in cfwning naloric luuy noWnaM feAW'tlly KXTSTKI £.»!• <X WooOaard 4 Loom fma BO» B1MKWI IMpnon* MVAC 15 par»ing » « • PAT* t*a imhoq

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LIVONIA

10 Mile Rd at Grand Rrver Orchard Lk Rd at 10 Mile Farmington Rd at 8 MMe From 1.080-16,000 sq ft

CERTIFIED REALTY. {NC (313)471-7100

FANTASTIC VALUE SiugM .oom Ofta Apace Trorri 125 «<l K lo 600 SQ n Starling at >ISO •tX-lwChnfl ot»l«» G'Hl OAiAirtfl lOw 'or manulaclurarA 'BP o» naw o . x m ' « "0 at

Garden Ci!» Call 422-2490

. vONiA AflM«NGTON& 5M1LE oom 270 vg H windows

O0CO«flt-0d 1u«ru*Ned SJPOmontft 422-212 * L'VONIA -•~*edi*»e Occupano '600 i q l Mt0M>«" 4 School an Easy ac-L*** lO maOr ?"«»?• entrance Amp* •*•*» M parking v at to Owe Garden Chi C*» s ft Co»i*om >nn Meeting and con«e< e*>ire -oon» ».i*£>* Competitive

rate* Caro' 411-0770

366 Ofc.-Bu*. Space Sale/Leasa

SMALL OFFICE SPACES fa i ooo « n M t? H " B'O" Livofva location

*u 422-1180 SOUTMFI.ELO ....._ Ottica waca '25 m fl to >000 aq ft stviio Iiom 11«0 mcmoaa Mi*' naa c W i Can 557-7151

SOUTMFIElD NEAB 1-696 150 Sq Ft to 645 So Fl Fraa Cont*»nc« f adiK>

Arrtpia parking JSS-0SS?

367 Bu».-Prof. Btdgs. Sala Lease

BEKALET OOWHTOWN 12 Moa 5200 »q ft adjacam pariing S'70.000 LaKntiWaDa.

3S39494

366 Commercial/ Retail

ABOUT FREE' Tr> »our >o> S200 MC utailiM incivOaC Farm, •ngton G>eAI «w o">ca '»<••< AmplaparHing 477-015' BH1CK BLO'C* COMMERCIAL muit«M y m could wax ona or purtnaia inarr all on Land Contract Ford «d f-ontaga Mo<>vat®o « » '

O n e W a y R e a l t y 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 0

i .GN'A OFFICE SPACE toe lease • J» 2 'OCKTi s tes o" 8 MM »+* « iDin toc, «a Set ret a* i* ft te-e-p*sx>e i^iav service «?6-2A42 L . ON'A OFUCE S**CE TO LEASE S ^9* Story AtHjoOW pari rng SaQ n.;»J* 4. a. table *%Ol* iraffic are* C-.H M*r* Sxartag Thomas A Dufca

i. IV Oil A Ofi<» space 'or *»»» »o .t o»» •« At-;ac»<v« tx.rtp«ng Fir*« Mornh F'«« C .<• 2610 '30

LIVONIA OFFICES M-« ft Farmrt gton ft 5 M.* twtwaarj 7 ft 8

t 2 ft 3 'oom i.T««ca» *'0^ S'SO Cori»«r*nc« '00*> k«ct**r oOi ft AiiO KV f T'

ciuPe D*KX>aa»l P»ont CALL KEN HALE

DAYS 525-2412 EVES 261-1211

e MP l PAINT »not or mamte nanca garaga lo- «as« 3.OOO »Q ft •arga lancad <r i i h Soma eQue man! (Ml a.aiuit»a Si JOC/mo Mcnigan A,» A o» Haggarty Canton 3fl7-tt00

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Ciawaon & Trov liom S505 par mi including Maat Vertical B»od«

DWhwaanar & Moral Snort Tarm L««*a"' Aflft'

280-1700

400 Apte. For Rent

B I R M I N G H A M NEWLY REMODELED 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts

FROM $655 HEAT INCLUDED

W H E T H E R S F I E L D A P A R T M E N T S

6 4 5 - 0 0 2 6

BIRMINGHAM 2 baOroc*r» I > bat* mn pryar bands part $625 MO 253 9042 BIRMINGHAM-24 5 7 E Mac-* 1 bedroom carpal twmd* carport central aw walk «r> cio»a« • MCurad tn^ng M « SW0 643 442B

AUBURN HILLS Bloomhetd Orchard Apis

SpacKX.i « baproo#r apa#tm«nf» •to n $440 00 inc*uda« tMl ga» ft «ral«M BUM3A iOCKKJad Pocm - laun-dry facnifiaa ft mor* Short lam •\jifru»*ad un»«» ava«iab*a Opa« 7 days

3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

BtOOMFlELOHtLLS FOX HILLS APARTMENTS Spac*ou» 2 OadrcXVm 2 &a»h apart-mant» now availab** 'aatunr.g bands cantral aw sw«mr*ung pool and tarvms court AH «n • baauttfui esfat»-Ma« M«T>ng Fro»« $670 On Opdyia Rd fust ir*ortn ol Spuare LaAe Rd ai »-75

332-7400

BELLEVILLE- 1 oad'oom on lak* •vasnar drya* $4SO •nciudm n a' Ncoafi LaavrMessaga 699 5529

DOWN* OWN WAVNE V200 . m T sto a «n Pus> can»ar

Kroga»i Orugs Sacra-tary o* SiAta- conx»»g »oo» On E M<fwg*r A a Amp* c»ari«ng 'aa-vo -aD* rant wtae*a *o» »a»on tnsunanca ag«nc> r«aa*-a-» oat •to*a »oac»ait> *noc a«c

LIVONIA PAWIL'ON Full sarv»ca offca spaca 'or 'ant Vary compatit-va 'Ata* f'aa conta«anca 'oon across

«• om crvorwa Mall Syd 4 76 "66 * LIVONIA WEST

SINGLE OFFICES $20$ mor»Th to rnonth an'tfi *. anaOHf 464 2960 CM 349 5449

FARMINGTON HILLS RETAIL STORES

10 Mile Road Between Haggeriy & Haisted

From 750-2 600 sq H -

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC (313)471-7100

INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ro< »*>• m S Radico 1700 %Q t •*ti> targa ovarnaad ba» doo« $666 mo •itt-jnc«ud»ad 6t5-2273 NORth BVOOOWARO cho<a »oca t«on on tna b®auti*ui Rouga Riwar raa» "a«* of r>u**otng appro a 800

n P»«.al* 645-2320 ©LVMOUTH OOWVN-OWN

667 25'5 sq n Graal »ocat»on and parking Ca* Oa6dr« »o» data i

229 7474 OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

200C or 4000 K3 « In Canton ona m#ia I'Om l2"5

Oays 98i 4400 or avas 453-8054 OFFICE SPACE «or rant Farming ton maIs Tail Oaks Offrc* Condo i FurrVMPd Ncrnw rar-- Hwy W Of Middlaoatf Partacl 'or manufactur ar» rap 85". 2784 OFFrCE SPACE m p'Qlass'orva: wita supiaf to maAu'acturari *p > professional 14. Orchard v.a*» Rd Farm«r»gion Hitts Tenephona arviwarmg va vtca avaiiaota Mrs paia 855 1610 ONE ROOM OH«ca m Farmw%gton H,k»i 12 Ml ft Farmington Rd *raa $250 mo at' uti*ti« mciudad

313 489 1800 ONLY $100 MONTH

For cofy otica and «»art«rvg 'oom m Cx*mr\tomn Roy a. Oafc p<o<as*«onai t*Mng Ca*anvr»ma 541-4144

PLVMOUTN DOWN T OWN P'.»na optica spaca Appro imatar. *375 MJ •» Mov -m conditio*-Super amanii>«s Call OaPorah fo» art-aris 229 7474

PL vMOU* H- 915 S Mam St 0»*ica- Aataii-Aafti*u*ani

3 000 Sfl ft or 3 unit* Ovar 40 parking 453 0878 453-6540 REASONABLE RENT 8eaoHu«N *»rusn«KJ o*ica contaranca •oom urtcnan taenia* Xaro* FA* imrtad iacraiariai as Wane* Ava»' at>«a .mmaduitaN 855 8780

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mile Rd

•Ww*1 0« T«©gra< ' " »c room p'rvata antranca w>t« ius oatti'oom And m-soifa storaga

Sn» carpating «art«ca> DWnds ft a* A- utikt«s mciudad $375-mo CERTIFIED REALTY. INC

(313)471-7100 SOUTHFICLED • LOOGE 9 - Mil*

dacoraiad offica m jurta untn consultant* Fa. pnona cop«r M-cratanai 1 month irr* mitn ' *aar was* Call 553»86 WE HAVE OUTGROWN our old tx dung nw miss it but tona our na» •>000 VJ fl For tale «asa or -an! »ppro»»nat««» 1200 H ft »tand-Jlnnc gilding 5 M"e Hd irontaga L• vonra 2 bathrooms fc-tcftam daal r, Suited lor smaw buvnass 3-5 pao-CM» Anaous 10 tail 533-4455

wESr B L O O M F I E L O

FREE R E N T P-»a«€ indi« dua» on teas a* W«t fn"X»m.f»a»d tmm©d.aia ocCupanc» ; omanad ft unhjrr snad aurtas B autrtui -acaption a«aa and confer *r»ca room Pe'vo ait/ad taiapnona »"%warmg »ck>dad Sacraianai Sarwicas-Cop a* FAI

65 1 6200

WEST BLOOMFIELO RE A.. NlCf tOO SO FT SUITE MAPLE s A RM1N1GI ON

NOVI MEDtAL GENERAL OFFICES

TEN'MAOGERTV SOUTHFIELD

FREE STANDING ?500 SO Fl tf IFGRAPH EXPOSURE NORTHVILLE

RET Alt GENERAL OFFICES •?OOSO FT

,.«» At I OO CLEANERS JONATHAN BRATEMAN

PROPERTIES. INC 474-3855

PRiME LOCATION 2400 Sq FI compiafaij rt^odwu commaroai t rikfrng immadiaw oc-cupancy Many posAipie uavs e*car

AUG* 562 !

SOUTHFIELD cm N A H h««y Ti t '} KHr I rianawn Storat-ont t5S0«g ft suifaM-lor-aiaii oft-cas ale pjvad par*-ng Oyynay agarn Call 626-0693

TWELVE MlLE'LAHSER Con.anient.-y located on '2 M>« oe *wr«*n EwWgraan & LaMer 2800 s«i ft oTcr suita nicety laid out »itn 9 •nndour offices am<>»a parHing S 12 sq n can suBdmde 647-7171

A T T E N T I O N ! SPECIAL

HOME BUYERS LEASE

THREE. SIX OR NINE MONTH LEASES

AVAILABLE CALL T00AY1 TW'N ARBORS

Plymouth 453-2800

NOVi R«DGE A£,affiants & 'ownTMimes

34S-6200

AOOORIOGE Livonia

477-6446 BUCKINGHAM MANOR

Brrmingharr 649-6909

BLOOMFIELO MILLS mt» t Bed • oom apartmani good location No depo-vt tc move in Pnce negoh SOW J3S-4383

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Sr.* T*ma ft Mooa» Op»n 7 Days Color VKfeos

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ON*-T '00 000 C»K* s

680-9090 TROY 3 '?•) Rochestei ne SQ.UTHFIELD 29286 Nonh-aiesta* h

354-8040 »*•> 981-7200

CANTON C A R R I A G E C O V E

L U X U R Y A P T S . IULLEV8 WARREN I

1 MO FREE RENT for Sept or Oct only

• ona yaar >aa«ai inaw tananti onN i

We take pride in offering the /ollowirvg services to our tenants

Man) sarvica avaaaota | 24 hr amargancy mamiaoanca ' Beautiful grounds ertltt poot ft

»«tt» BBQ i p-c c a rea • Spaoai i anc

NO OTHER F€€S Prurafe Entrance*

Ona Bedroom $5 10 900 kj « T»o Bedroom $585 1100 sc ft varticai Wmds ft carpon mciodad

Near x wayi *nopp- g airport Ro»a Oonarty Property Manage

981-4490

Canton Garden Apts JOT ROAD EAST OF }TS

Specous 2 bedroom loamnouaa 2 tevets -nth prtvaia entrance <• bjn down fUiJbatnup From $475 $495

INCLO06.S • Stove A Rafr«g«ra»o» • Dn»asf*er ft Ch%oo%M • Central Air >«aat • varticais • Convenrervf Pa'itr«g • Laundry 'acibtrai on pf»rruses • Pool ft Ciubnousa • Sorry no peti' • $400 'abate 'or na» -a dan:-. onty-

455-7440

BIRMINGHAM Clean 2 bedroom i ' i l>At»i * n r u ^ jrwr central m storaga immadia'a occupancy $675 524 2950 BIRMINGHAM Detu*a

Ca*: aftar 6pm

bedroom A- con

>25 montn 647 6469 i

BIRMINGHAM Ooamiown ifud-o apartmani avaxabta Oct 1st $475 rant • $650 »acurit» dapos.t app' can 646- 3660 B I R M I N G H A M imcom ft wood ward area Studio Apartmant Larga walk-m c>oaai iitchanatte cent.ji a<' ft private patio »a«d Reserved parfcmg On*y $4 55 *ea» -nciuded , So»»y no pet* Laa»e raquirad EHO Can Karen for appo.n«mani m 642 8666

369 Indust./Warehouse Sale/Lease LIVONIA FOR RENT

« OOO aq n o* *nop or space mciod'ng 120C wj tuna oficas 'nceniivaa o4i Can 425 4500 NOVI Prima area Ea*y a*pres»way» 3 200 sq " office Stop or aar«e-Ouse immadiata occupancv Can a?6 "80G P rMOvj'TH War«nout>« tpac* 2600 V3 1 avft-iab-e *«tf» Overhead door H.gh &a» siorage perfect 'or construction wquipme t nuno -a' o» ef>»cie storage 4'4-fl«W WARCOUSE SPACE FORi-EASE ideai for smac *toraga 'eed% 500 SQ ft Livonia c arming ton hiU* ire*

474 6276 WES*i.ANO JS acre* *©r»e«i gfit •ndustry 6600 %Q ft b4oc» bu4d«ng Days 7am 5p^ 72» 0520 Eve* 5pm-9pm 326 9028

B:RM'NG~AM io»efy I bedroom $525 montn Caf pated ^w*v decorated ba»cony or patio 1 Credit rs ort reQuir»d 301 N Eton N of Mapte 649 1650

B I R M I N G H A M ' S B E S T !

JUST LIKE COMING HOMF' Laf u* *pcw you tni* 'a" •»!"> our Or tuae 2 Oed'Oom apartment* • 1 i bams • Lot* Oi c»o»at *pac» • F uJi Daia«eii • Sparing poO« • Sma« pet* welcome • Snort term a«ui avaaap«a • Sbort "e-r- Corporate Surtes

6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9 _

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CANTON <271 I Ford Rd NOVI 348-0540 Across Iror" »2 Oa»s Mali CLINTON TWP 791-8444 36670 Garfield ANN ARBOR 677-3710 287T Carpenter

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Canton COMFORTABLE AFFORDABLE' 1 bedroom rarycti style apartments

$445 »-th |®» security Oapos-t HEATHMOORE ARTS Can 'o* an appooMmen! today

981-6994 Canton

F A I R W A Y C L U B Gollside Apts 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golt Heat & Hot Water Free

Carport Included 728-1105

CANTON 3 room wappet r» older Nome

$300 monll A» utiMw* mc>uOad • 96 1-6133 • ClAWSON ~ROv 5 iC N Rocnes re* l dadroom carpel pends »ai*

' m closet *to«age eat mcCuded $435 morm ease 647-705*9

CANTON S of Joy Rd W of 1275

L O W

M O V E - I N C O S T S 1 BEDROOM APTS

From $355" Heat Included

Window Treatments

S T O N E Y B R O O K E

A P A R T M E N T S

4 5 5 - 7 2 0 0

Mor -FT« 9-5 Sat 10-5 Sun 11 4

" Limited time feat 6 monina o» a Oa yea/ ease Nee resident* Select v*w»*

Df ARBORN NTS CAMBRIDGE APTS

Spacious ' I > bedrooms beaul'l garden setting in a peecefj any. ronment writer, ealk-ng distance lo shopping cnurovs 6 restaurants CALL tOOAT ASK FOR SAND*

274-4765 Tors P>oper1«s- we

FARMINGTON HIILS 4 r Rent Rollback Special ^ On 1 Bedroom Apts

Gardan Apis lor t450 Ar others S475 » $485

Verticals Carport mciudad SO SECURITY DEPOSIT

CfDABBROOnE APTS 478 0322 GRAND RIVER - MIDOLE8EL T

GREAT lOCAHON Ciarencew«a School Dwuict

C E D A R I D G E De*u»a 2 Bedroom t>uts F R O M $ 5 0 0

L.m.ted 'ir» offei on selected unit* 13 mont* ie-**e New tenant* on»y ^ UOES Ve»Ka< bend* carpeting *otpo*ni aCH>ance* %ecur-ry ty*iam Mo. age wiinir apartment

Entrr on 'u ane 1 b*OC» W Of M.dd>eoe<* on rna S ffle of G*and Ri*e« N*-a' Botsforct ••OSpitai 1 i»ons# Ma« A rVTumtoe ' armivr>gion

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Mode- »pe' daw, 1-5

OFFICE 775-8206

att» Enlra-rr •• •250 M} tl

•rie* A D» Yet

storage -non-U .' Iude.t

Fa«ming n Hi*ts

BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE Befund Botstord Hoaprtar

SPECIAL 1 Bedroom for $439 2 Bedroom for $589 3 Bedroom lor $689 PETS PERMITTED Sn«oae Deiactors installed

S gMs WaKome mmed,ate Occupancy

We LoveCiwKJren HEAT A WATER INCLUDED

Ouret preside add'eas aa Condi toning c-arpefmg Hove t 'efngera tor an Ut.nt«s evcapi electricity «v eluded Warm apartments L»mart IKAMs For more information phone

477-8464 27883 independence

Farming!on Hills FARMINGTON MILLS

Vary L»ge I bedroom arith swarate ms*de storage loom trom S455 FREE HEAT 47 1 -4555 FARMINGTON MILLS $499 MOVES YOU IN

i On teeected \#Mis> *500 M3 1 2 and 3 bedroom kwn nouies 2's oettv* «pac*ous ma*tar bad'o-om suite Washer D«ye' Oimd* and covered perimg

Rent from $930 FOXPOINTE MAlSTEO A 11 MILE

. 473-1127 Manage*) tiy Kaftan Enterprises mc

FARMINGTON MIL ORCHARD CREEK

APARTMENTS 1300 SQ ft 2 Bedroom 2 befh eith -ndryiduar entrances gas 1-apLacet GE appfc»nces including «a«f— Orym monitored hre A intrusion alarm ptus i W N » f

0' SECURTY DEPOSIT lOueiified appacants only • I

655 1250 Located on Orchard Laae Rd

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CALL F AIRMON I PARK 474 25 to

UNIONS' lovely ' bedroom apt only from S3B4 2 bedr,«m Mom **85 A up ncludat l>eol A »atc Sept Special 255 0073

GARDEN ClTT Large ' bedroom l-esniy painted appliances carpel mg av catue laundry no pets S4351 heal-.nciuded Agent Caa i5«>' i M2-0420

t XBUiNG'ON HILLS Subrel 1100 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 bail- many amenities Beautiful View1 Musi see A.a.ladle Oct ' l«S"io 477 6837 FARMINGTON MILLS Gre4m««ood Apts on 8 Mae *• of Faritunglcm Rd Desuie t bedroom over BOO sq ft includes vertcai bands al-mond appliances light be e cm-peting some units w-'wASher A dryer Cose lo sn.«p«>e No pets F or more information can 478-938C naU'iKiTON HILLS 12.Middle belt Snort terni rental may stay onger lusur-y apt 2 Bedrooms S625 MO M 75 security 442-7268

G A R D E N C I T Y Ford Middlemen Area

Spacious I bedroom apart-only Amenities delude . Owner Paid Hear 4 iValar • Cenfrai A« • intercom Sys'em • Garbage Orspos* - laundry FaciMies .Window Treatments M-m 8>nds

From S390 monthly CALL ABOUT 'A. I SPECiA,

GARDENCITV TERRACE 522-0480

G A R D E N Cl»V P'rrata ' bedroom upper Hat 5 Rooms appliances a» •jaraga nemrai decor No pets 1425/MO Leave mewage 425-5305

GARDEN CiTT • bedioon-, appl< ancea S350 a month V an Rea an ReeK, »A1 0'90

^FAIRFIELD ARMS SPECIAL!

1100 Of F tst MONTH RENT 1 BEDROOM $4 75

ONE MONTH I REE SENIOR DISCOUNT

• «*eaf ft ea«e* • Appnenc.e* • Carpe'-ng ft P*nd* •aundr, faoMfes • Storage

, • C abse • «-aO» . AM condt«ion«ng • P-it.a # paiK) • baicon*

Snown appO"'» ent 728-4800

14950 FAIRFIELD •m«noton A Mw»»man I . b*OCii 5 Qf 5 Miw

L I V O N I A •FREE HEAT '

CaAHOEN ClT* pr>*ata antra Larg* ' bedrc

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COUNTRY HOUSE APARTMENTS

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Carpet ft vert<a« o*md* Pool ft an con<Jif*oning

Radio*d''t<> 01 Nortnanr Datroit bu* ffansportaton 533 '121 Hr* Mon Fr. 9-5 by appo«nlmar»t

474-2510 FAIRMONT PARK

9 Mik? & Drake

V V •* ON cKiwn tow* 2nd *to t I tva'h iitctier. p<(V»

snow -emo*af ft ut-$4.,5 Csi' *en are '03C

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FARMINGTON HILLS

T I M B E R I D G E

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

From $500

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COVINGTON CLUB T4 MNe A M-ddietie"

65* 2*30 Ma'.aged by •*iv1 Enferp-iae* «r<

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Model Open Da*y 9-5 Except Wedr-wsda,

478-1487 775-8206

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'6HC sc *t 2 Dedroom garder-Apartment* 2 oed«oom townnouse* w-tt« 'oil lavements 2 bain » walk " . - >*et\ ; ove«ed par*mg »a*ne« 3'ver #e#'ica bends at»er-3ed gate noM*e arid a 24 hou' mon.tored m t'wfcaC" and a*«a»m

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626-4396 MyijK(ed by Kaftan Enterprises mc

FARMINGTON HILLS NICE LOCATION

SPACIOUS 2 & 3 Bedroom Units

Ash About Ouf Specials HUNTERS RIDGE APARTMENTS

855-2700 Mon F.I g-SSat 10-5 Sun Noon 5 FARMINGTON Spacious 1 bed ipom lor 1 bedroom e.'deni beamed oeihng ga<age Quiet building NO pets 477-0157 FARMINGTON MANOR ' mc. "er-rant Newy OacorAIad studio t ' bedroom apts from 14-00 Central heal 4 »•' app*ances vertical cumas carpet laundry lac*tws Secured ent.aoce door Carports a«oa.ai'»o* No pets 4 74-2552

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477-6448 Located on Mirtciet'eii r•«*• n—r-:y.w M-?n tc Sat 10 JO to 5 A Oy ' FyRNiSHEDt-ORPORA'F Su'rt

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0« Joy Rd W - i feetv/'

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LIVONIA 7 MILE RD 1 & 2 Bedroom

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RENT $530 SECURITY $200

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APTS • 455-3880

PLYMOUTH LIVE ON THE PARK

40315 PLYMOUTH RD

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RENT INCLUDES Heat &

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746 S Mill St Between

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MON. THRU FRI 9-5 SAT & SUN 12-4

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OPEN 12 -6PM DAILY

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Short term leases available

ANN ARBOR TRAIL W of Inkster Rd

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6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

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f rom $ 5 2 0 *

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f r o m Spend Less Time Driving! Quiet Setting in the Hub of

Farmington Hills

N E W O N E & T W O B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S MEAT INCLUDED IN RENT

Washe r 4 Drye r Mi E v e r y A p a r t m e n t

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Try new techniques, simplify your cooking

I have been cooking for many more years than 1 like to contemplate. One thing that sets me apart from other cooks is that cooking is my form of expres-sion.

It is not something I have to do, but instead is something I enjoy doing.

A few weeks back, guests were invited over for din-ner and the comment was made that "I must have been cooking all day" to put out such a feast. Hardly.

As a matter of fact, 1 actually didn't know what I would prepare until 1 went to the grocery store at two in the afternoon knowing darn well that dinner had to be on the table no later than si*.

Find shortcuts It never fails to amaze me that people fret over

what and how they cook. I am completely at ease trying new techniques, new recipes and new ideas. I am always looking for shortcuts and ways to simplify' recipes. If I can get by using one pot. one spoon, one dish and just a fork, ail the better.

I am pretty much bored, also, with the word gour-met. At the moment, • gourmet" ia a very >n word. In itaelf. the word translates to using every pot, every inch of counterspace and in mjf estimation, at least two dishwasher loads to describe.

Yesterday. I made salsa with the abundance of to-matoes ripening from my garden. If 1 would have fol-lowed Diana Kennedy's "The Art of Mexican Cook-ing." I would have chopped, measured, diced. minced, stirred and whirled myself into a culinary-frenzy.

Even Jeff Smith, the Frugal Gourmet, would also have had me blanching, seeding, roasting, peeling and using every bowl and pan amongst my kitchen repertoire. i

Instead I chose to use their recipes as an outline, only to make sure I used the correct balance of ingredients.

I wasn't about to measure out two pounds o f loma-toes Nor was I even interested in roasting the peppers to remove what was purportedly a bitter skin.

Yes. 1 made salsa and 1 made it using only one knife, one cutting board and one Pyre* bowl.

Don't get me wrong here folks, there is a place and a time for spending hours in the kitchen making a mushroom demi glace or homemade phyllo dough but why, I ask does it entail knowingihe correct hu-midity of how the moon is in relation to the planetary system.

I have made what I could call gourmet French toast using a $4 non-stick skillet and Wonder Bread Yes, 1 could have used a sourdough baguette, brown eggs at room temperature and a precise mixture of butter and olive oil, but there comes a time when simplicity is the best healer.

Easier methods When I choose to eat, 1 want to eat — now! No

additional amount of precise dicing and skimming will satiate my hunger any more.

I have, on many occasions, stirred in many a tiny can of mushroom sauce into a homemade gravy made with institutional soup base for a simply delicious pot of mashed potatoes and gravy.

I have ventured to the fish market for a perfect t iny rainbow trout only to dust it with a minor sprinkling of flour, a bit of melted Weight Watcher's margarine in a skillet and a splash of bottled lemon juice.

Good cooks have to know that there are often easi-er ways to do things than the traditional methods of haute cuisine.

Time savers I can't afford haute cuisine simpljubecau^e. as I

am sure you will agree, much of the time I simply don't have the time.

Point in fart; yesterday I visited my local produce store. The stock by was unloading a fresh case of Michigan sweet corn and I juat couldn't resist

Knowing that the corn would have enjoyed being shucked and plopped into lightly salted boiling wa-ter. I opted instead to break off the rigid stem and simply remove about 10 of the outer leaves.

I threw the corn into the microwave and pressed a few buttons and within minutes, thoroughly enjoyed an afternoon respite of fresh steamed corn on the cob. It was so good it didn't need butter

So what follows, dear reader*, are only the recipes I have tested and found worthy If you follow direc tiona and possess a grain of common sense, you loo will enjoy them.

If. on the other hand, yoo ar t jaded with the like* of Fanny. Irma. Betty and Larousae, yo»i might choose to spend the afternoon toiling over a hot

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L u n c h t i m e : The Del Signore family gathers for a lunch featuring stuffed baby eggplant, Shrimp D'Amore, and pizja. Luciano Del Signore serves pizza to his father, John, mother, Lina, brother, Tino and sister Nanci.

Food nourishes, strengthens family BY KEELY WYGOMK SI » ) WKIThR

Juggling business and family responsibili-ties is never easy, but early in their mar riage, Lina and John Del Signore of Livo-nia. set priorities — family, friends and business.

Every Tuesday and Sunday, the family

which has grown from six io 10 with the marriages of three of their four children, and arrival of grandson Giovanni, gets together for dinner. No business is dis-cussed at the table even though the family works side by side in many busi-nesses.

"We listen to our children and re-spect their opinions," said Lina Del Signore "Food brings the family to-gether."

The Del Signores operate Fonte D'Amore. a restaurant in Livonia, Tav-ern on the Green, a restaurant at the Fox Creek Golf Course in Livonia, Lau-rel Manor, a banquet hall, Giovanni Espresso Bar at Laurel Manor in Livo-nia. Laurel Chapel Center, a one-stop bridal shop in Livonia, and Lina's Brid-

Two local Italian families, the Del Signores of Fonte D'Amore res-taurant in Livonia, and Tonons of Cafe Cortina in Farmington Hills keep their heritage alive through food. They say Italians hive a ro-mance with food, for them cooking is an art.

al in Plymouth. They've been married for 25 years.

Their first venture. Fonte D'Amore opened in 1962, is named after a small city near Rome where they met.

Cooking is very mi family's history. "My grandfather used to cook for our village," said John De Signore. "Whenever they needed a cook for a wedding or other occasion, they called him. Lina's father cooked, too."

"Our first love is good food," said Lina Del Signore. "I get excited every-time 1 talk about cooking. I started col-lecting recipes when I was eight years old, and still have them. Whenever I tasted something I liked. 1 would ask my relative for the recipe

The Del Signores aren't the only local family to keep their Italian heritage alive through food. Rina and Adriano Tonon at Cafe Cortina in Farmington Hills have a lot in common with them.

Cafe Cortina Cucina Rustica — the rustic kitchen, is named after the town in Italy where Adriano was born. Adri-

ano was a baker in Italy and Rina's family had an Italian restaurant in De-troit while she was growing up.

Maintaining ties to Italy ia important

atives living there. On the day of the interview for this story. John and Lina Del Signore were packing for a trip to Italy to visit their relatives. Their chil-dren have accompanied them on previ-ous t r o s .

Adr... no Tonon just returned from It-aly with hi? son. Giancario, 8. Another son. Adrian. 20 who attends Michigan State U n i v e r a i t h a s also visited Italy to meet his re la t ive .

"We send our children to Italy to keep up the language and t i c ^ t o the family." said Rina.

Both restaurants serve dishes that were passed on to them by their parents and grandparents. Fonte D'Amore re-cently changed their menu to include more dishes from the Abruzzo region where John and Rina were born.

At Cafe Cortina, the new menu fea tures dishes from northern Italy, where Adriano is from, with a touch of south where Rina's family is from.

"They say the Italians have a ro-mance with food, and cooking is our ar t ," said Rina Tonon.

In Italy, as in the U.S. more women are working, and there is less time to cook. Both Lina and Rina said Italians today are eating less meat, and more vegetables and pa&is

But it wasn't always that way Rina. said she remembers huge Sunday-dinners with lots of courses, at least two meats, to be shared with aunts, uncles and cousins. "There were always 18 or 20 of us." she said.

"On Sundays we'd wake up to the smell of garlic and onions frying in olive oil because the family was geUing to-gether for the afternoon. We would start eating at noon, and finish at 4 p.m. Then as now. we would eat our salad last ."

Like the Del Signores. the Tonons say they treasure the time they gather with their family, and while the feasts might not be as lavish, they're always made with the freshest ingredients and cooked with love.

See recipes inude

Innovative Tuscan wines challenge tradition

F O c u s ON W I N S Trained in

Italy. F r a n y

E L E A N O R & R A Y H E A L D

and Califor nia, winemak ers from I t a -ly's Tuscany region are in a race to create new, art ist i-cally s tyled wines us ing t r a n s p l a n t e d

French varietals or redesigned blends of clasaic Italian grapes Consequently, Tuacany ia considered by many to be Italy's most innovative wine region, attracting international attention to its designer vino da tavolas known aa Super Tuscans

Super Tuscans are usually aged in small French barrels. The reds are produced either from a 100 per cent Italian varietal of heritage, or blended with caber net sauvignon, n l w r n i t franc (ft me riot The white wines generally include a majority of the non-tradi tiona! varietals such aa chardonnay and sauvignon blanc.

At the La Selva Estate, in the Tuscan region of Montepulciano, Avignonesi grows noo-traditional varigties including chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, riva-ling. merlot, cabernet sauvignon and pi not noir.

"It ia our intention to follow tradition aa long aa we can produce interesting, well-priced wines that can be showcased in the great restaurants of the world." said Avigxm—i'a manager. Alberto Palvo.

"We have departed with tradition because it offered ua a challenge Tuacany ia not renowned for white

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Reds 1990 Avignonesi Rosao <4 Montepulciano. $14 • 1990 Bolla Bardofino. $8 • 1989Ca«e«oBanfiCentine $9 • 1989 Pio Cesare Barbara, $17

1991 Pio Ceaara Doteeflo. $18 1990 Ruffino Anano. $10 1990 Santa Marahertta Meriot, $12 1991 TravagHni Spanna. $0 50 1987 Travaolini Gattmara $18

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wines, so it is important for us to demonstrate that we can grow grapes prized in other regions and make world-claaa wines."

While this is true, it remains a fact that the Super Tuscans are very pricey The better buys (if you can say this about anything Italian these days) are the traditional Vines Prom Tuscany, you should sample more than chianti.

We're giving prices as a guideline, but do investi-gate because some shops have good deals currently. From Avignonesi at juat under $20. we recommeod the 1988 Vino Mobile da Montepulciano and 1990 Rosso de Montepulciano ($14). The latter is the younger sib-ling of the Vino Nebile, produced from younger vines

Bottle aging will not however transform it into a Vino Nobile. It 's delicious now and ready to drink.

At around $9. Caatello Bsnfi's 1989 Centine Rosso di Montalcino. commonly referred to ss a Hsh-.

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FaM picnic: Enjoy a light and tatty fall picnic Italian style with Bolla Italian wine and cold rice salad. Bolio Bardohno is one of the wine selections of the week.

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W i n e s from page IB

B r u n e l l o " is a t o p t he b e s t b u y l is t . In t h e $8 price ca tegory . Bo l l a w i n e s a r e cons i s t en t ly boell m a d e a n d fla-v o r f u l .

I t a ly ' s P i e d m o n t region r e m a i n s fa i r ly t r ad i t iona l . H e r e t h e great B a r o l o s a n d B a r b a r e s c o s p r o d u c e d f r o m t h e nebb io lo g r a p e a r e e x p e n -s ive , b u t general ly e x c e l l e n t . S t i l l a v a i l a b l e f rom t h e e x c e p t i o n a l 1985 v i n t a g e is B.D. V a i r a Ba ro lo , B r i cco d e l l e Viole V ineya rd ($34) w i t h ex-

p los ive . p o w e r f u l p a l a t e f r u i t a n d r i ch f i n i sh .

S p a n n a a n d G a t t i n a r a , a l s o pro-d u c e d f r o m t h e nebb io lo g rape , a r e b e t t e r pr iced . .

T h e good news f rom t h e P i e d -m o n t is t h a t m a i n s t a y w i n e s l ike D o l c e t t o a n d B a r b e r a h a v e been h i g h l y s ty l ized by i n d i v i d u a l pro-d u c e r s a n d p r o v i d e i n t e r e s t i n g t a s t e c o m p a r i s o n s . T o i l l u s t r a t e , we sug-ges t p a i r i n g t h e 1991 C o r d e r o d i M o n t e z e m o l o D o l c e t t o d ' A l b a

($13,501 a n d t h e 1991 P i o C e s a r e D o l c e t t o d 'A lba (SIS). T h e M o n -t e z e m o l o h a s a soft p a l a t e i m p r e s -s ion w i th t he i m p r i n t of b l a c k c h e r r y flavors whi le t h e P i o C e s a r e s h o w -c a s e s i n t ense ber ry f r u i t w i t h p a l a t e richness a n d is a m u c h b igger w i n e overal l .

T w o B a r b e r a s p rov ide c o n t r a s t p o t e n t i a l . T h e 198" B.D. V a i r a B a r -b a r a d ' A l b a R i s e r v a ($28) s p o r t s i n -t e n s e . g e n e r o u s b l a c k c h e r r y . choco -la te . coffee a n d sp ice flavors w i t h

b road bu t s t r a i g h t f o r w a r d p a l a t e s o f t n e s s . O n t h e o t h e r h a n d , t h e 1989 (an exce l l en t v i n t a g e ) P i o C e s a r e B a r b a r a d 'AlBa ($17) is rich a n d robus t w i t h p a l a t e h e f t a n d in-t e n s e b l a c k c h e r r y f r u i t l a s t i n g t h r o u g h a gene rous , c o m p l e x f i n i s h . I t ' s great n o w . b u t is a w i n e w i th ce l l a r ing p o t e n t i a l f r o m f ive to e igh t years .

T o m a k e t h e b e s t food h a r m o n i c s w i th I t a l i a n wines , t h e r e ' s o n e ele-

m e n t t o r e m e m b e r . L i g h t e r red wines are k n o c k e d o u t by r ich t o m a -to s auces . M a t c h s ty l e s w i t h h e f t i e r p a l a t e i m p r e s s i o n s a n d rich t o m a t o s a u c e s or r ed m e a t d i s h e s . T o i l lus -t r a t e t h i s , pa i r t h e 1990 R u f f i n o

Aziano (a s i n g l e - v i n e y a r d c h i a n t i c lass ics ) w i th vea l , r o a s t ch i cken , l ightly s p i c e d p a s t a s a n d m e d i u m to rich c h e e s e s t h e n g r ac ious ly ac-cept t h e a p p l a u s e of t h o s e a r o u n d vour d i n n e r t a b l e .

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f o r t a i l g a t e p i c n i c s WYGONIK

See Larry Janes column on Taste front.

SIMPLE SALSA

4 large t o m a t o e s , c h o p p e d 1 medium onion, c h o p p e d 1 c a n c h o p p e d g r e e n ch i les

- 2 Tab l e spoons J a l a p e n o pep-per. c h o p p e d

a heal thy jolt of p o w d e r e d cu-min (about 1 Tab l e spoon )

a little olive oil (about 2 Table-s p o o n s )

sa l t and p e p p e r t o t a s t e C o m b i n e all i n g r e d i e n t s in a

g ^ i s s or non- reac t ive bowl . M i x wel l . Always be t t e r t h e nex t d a v

GOURMET GRAVY

2 Tab lespoons beef s o u p b a s e 1 cup warm water 1 cup dry red wine 3 Tab lespoons flour •A cup milk 1 small can m u s h r o o m s a u c e p e p p e r t o t a s t e

Disso lve t h e s o u p b a s e in t h e w a r m water a n d wine . H e a t u n t i l j u s t a b o u t boi l ing. S t i r flour i n t o m i l k . W h i s k i n t o s i m m e r i n g b r o t h , s t i r r i n g c o n s t a n t l y u n t i l t h i c k e n e d .

H a n d y t i p s

s a v e t i m e

i n k i t c h e n H e r e ' s a coup le of h a n d y t i p s . T o

k e e p f r u i t s a n d v e g e t a b l e s fresher

longer in your re f r ige ra to r , l i n e t h e v e g e t a b l e bin w i th p a p e r t o w e l s or d r y sponges to a b s o r b exces s mo i s -t u r e .

Cook ing cau l i f lower w i t h a l i t t le m i l k can he lp t h e m k e e p t h e i r b r i g h t wh i t e color

W h e n s e a s o n i n g g r o u n d beef or t u r k e y for loaves or b u r g e r s , l igh t ly m i x in t he s e a s o n i n g s w i t h two f o r k s a n d gent ly s h a p e . T o o m u c h h a n d l i n g t o u g h e n s t h e m e a t .

Le t roas ted m e a t s a n d p o u l t r y r e s t at room t e m p e r a t u r e for 15 m i n u t e s before ca rv ing to a l l o w t h e m e a t to f i rm u p a n d r e - a b s o r b i t ' s j u i c e s .

T o m a k e swee te r o n i o n rings, s o a k f reshly sl iced o n i o n in m i l k be-f o r e b a t t e r i n g a n d f ry ing .

W h e n m a k i n g m e r i n g u e , m a k e s u r e t h e eggs are r o o m t e m p e r a t u r e a n d a d d a p i n c h of b a k i n g p o w d e r b e f o r e bea t ing .

M a k e a rich v e g e t a b l e s tock f rom c a r r o t s , celery, o n i o n s , p a w n i p s . z u c c h i n i , t o m a t o e s a n d s e a s o n i n g s F reeze for de l i c ious a u t u m n s o u p s

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Hot Juicy Roast Beef Ten tW Baked C h i c k e n

Green Beans Pota to Salad

Creamy Cole Slaw Relish Tray

Fresh Baked H o m e m a d e Bread Butter

H o m e m a d e C o o k i e s Serving S p o o n s

Plates, Napkins & Si lverware For the One Low Price of

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* Owwkw M Cstmi* fry Sa<K« 2 5 4 1 ) Five M i l e R o a d

Redford M i c h i g a n 4 8 2 3 9

a b o u t 3-4 m i n u t e s . Allow t o cook fo r 3 more m i n u t e s . Add m u s h r o o m s a u c e a n d p e p p e r to tas te .

SHRIMPS PROVENCAL

' 1 pound s h n m p . c l eaned a n d oeve ined

>A cup flour

2 Tab l e spoons butter or mar-

g a n n e 1 clove garlic, c h o p p e d f ine 1 c u p dry white wine

D u s t t h e s h r i m p s w i th t h e flour. H e a t b u t t e r or m a r g a r i n e in sk i l l e t u n t i l b u b b l y . A d d gar l ic a n d s h r i m p s . T o s s , over m e d i u m h e a t , u n t i l s h r i m p s a r e o p a q u e a n d cooked. Add wine , s t i r r i n g u n t i l

s a u c e t h i c k e n s . Se rve w i t h p a s t a or rice.

T h i s rec ipe is e q u a l l y a s good wi th c h i c k e n s t r i p s a n d s c a l l o p s . Also , i n s t i t u t i o n a l s o u p b a s e s a r e t h e la tes t " i n " i n g r e d i e n t for b u s y cooks . A v a i l a b l e a t m o s t u p s c a l e grocery s t o r e s a n d g o u r m e t s h o p s . T h e y m a k e f a s t gravies , s a u c e s a n d b a s t e s .

See related wine story. Make the

salad the day before the picnic and

chill it thoroughly overnight.

RICE sALAD Zest of o n e lemon, finely^

c h o p p e d Juice of o n e l emon 2 c u p s diced raw fenne l or cel-

ery

1 3 - o u n c e jar non-parei l c a p e r s

1 c u p frozen p e a s , t h a w e d 2 6 - o u n c e ja r s m a n n a t e d a<ii

c h o k e s a n d m a n n a d e I 8 - o u n c e jar r o a s t e d red and

yellow p e p p e r s , s l i ced 5 c u p s c o o k e d rice (well

cooled) > - _ Salt a n a p e p p e r t o t a s t e % c u p light virgin olive oil

C o m b i n e i n g r e d i e n t s in -order and mix well . S e r v e s 8.

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T h i r t y - n i n e conks c o m p e t e d in t he 14th a n n u -al Mich igan S t a t e Chi l i Cookoff on Sep t . 13 at t h e Lark R e s t a u r a n t in W e s t B loom field.

L a s t y e a r ' s w i n n e r , P a u l

H u y c k of F a r m i n g t o n Hi l l s , c a m e in s e c o n d T h e w i n n e r w a s J<** J a n e s of W > a n d o t t e He will r ep re sen t M i c h i g a n in t h e 26th W o r l d Cookoff t o lie he ld Nov 8 a t R a w h i d e , t h e lUiHtJs w e s t e r n town in S c o t t s d a l e . A r i l

Kvent p r o c e e d s were u sed to a w a r d t en $1,000 s c h o l a r s h i p s t o c u l i n a r y a r t s s t u d e n t s in M i c h i g a n

Also p a r t i c i p a t i n g in t h e cookoff were .Jim A d m a s k i , R e d f o r d . 1979 M i c h i g a n S t a t e W i n n e r , S h a w n B o o t h . G a r d e n Ci ty . 1990 S a l i n e Reg iona l W i n n e r , K a t h l e e n C u m rnins. C h a r l i e R o b e r t s o n . Nick Ron cone a n d M i k e M a i m a n . B i n n i n g h a m , M i k e Fo rd a n d Ed P i t t . F a r m i n i j t o n H i l l . M a r i l y n F r e d r i c k . R e d f o r d . 1991 S a l i n e R e g i o n a l W i n n e r . 1990 O n t a r i o W i n n e r . Ken H o r n a m i W a l t H u n t e r . P l y m o u t h . Holiert T Jones . W e s t l a n d ; B u d Pickeft . , Wes t B loomf ie id . a n d G a r \ Ra>. l . ivon ia

H e r e ' s t h e w i n n i n g recipe. JOE JANES CHAMPIONSHIP CHILI

3 p o u n d s flanK steal* cut >nto c u b e s

1 p o u n d g round round, fat free, g round o n c e

1 p o u n d l ean pod*, fat free,

g r o u n d o n c e 1 2 8 - o u n c e c a n c r u s h e d toma-

t o e s 1 2 8 - o u n c e can t o m a t o s a u c e 1 8 o u n c e can roteil - (blender) 2 4 o u n c e c a n s g reen chilis -

(blender) 1 16 o u n c e can chicKen broth 1 t e a s p o o n hot chili powder 1 bulb garlic 1 g r e e n p e p p e r (blender)

4 o n i o n s . S p a n i s h 8 t e a s p o o n s chili powder, level 5 t e a s p o o n s cumin, level sa l t a n d p e p p e r garlic, granular

M a r i n a t e s t e a k in chi l i pow-d e r . c u m i n , sa l t , pepper , a n d g r a n u l a r garl ic .

M a r i n a t e g r o u n d r o u n d a n d po rk a s above .

C u t o n i o n s a n d garlic ( c r u s h ! P u t s o m e oil in pan add gar l ic , b l e n d e d i t e m s , t o m a t o e s , t o m a t o s a u c e , o n i o n s , rest of sp ices . B r i n g to h igh boil t hen l a k e p a n off s tove .

In fry p a n . a d d a l i t t le c h i c k e n b r o t h a n d cook par t of m e a t u n -til b r o t h i s gone, c o n t i n u e un t i l m e a t i s f i n i s h e d . Add m e a t t o o t h e r p a n P u t pan on s tove w i th all i n g r e d i e n t s b r ing to a boil . T h e n r e d u c e hea t a n d s i m m e r 2' . h o u r s A d j u s t s e a s o n i n g s to t a s t e

S o u t h w e s t d i n n e r ,

f e a t u r e s pork c h o p s

O n e 2.a-. a i a o e n o

• m m i m a i i i

C A N T O N Larry, S t e v e & Mark Sez : The Boss is away, so we decided

to make lots of changes to serve you better. Thanks.

U.S.D.A. Choice Beef

RUMP ROAST $ 0 3 9

Eye of Round ROAST $ 2 4 , *

U.S.D A. Grade A Pork and U.S.D.A. Choice Beef

COMBO ROAST

2 UTS.D.A. Graded

GANN BROS" BREAKFAST LINK

SAUSAGE

U.S.D A. Choice Beef H a m b u r g e r M a d e F r o m

GROUND CHUCK 5-6 tb. Family Pac

$ 4 4 7 lb.

U . S . D . A . C H O I C E B E E F S T E A K S A L E

Extra Lean BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK

$ Q 8 9 l b .

PORTERHOUSE or T-B0NE $ 0 9 9 STEAK O l b .

U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork Loin End

S I R L O I N t 4 4 g R O A S T 1 ib

- BONELESS G J B E N D $ 4 8 8 R O A S T I ib. BONELESS STUFFED

P O R K $ A 5 9 R O A S T a ib.

THIS WEEK'S DELI SPECIALS

H u d s o n

SMOKED $ 0 9 9

T U R K E Y A >b

K r a k u s

POLISH $ A 9 9 H A M A ib.

D o m e s t i c

SWISS $ 0 4 9

C H E E S E A .b

TIGEfl $ 0 1 9

C H E E S E A ib A Blend of Muenst&r A Colby

H o m e s t y l e

C 0 L E Q Q c S L A W

Creamy or Italian -

E c k r i c h MEAT or BEEF

B O L O G N A

$ 2 5 9b l l « I P R O D U C E B U Y S | ,, c

CUCUMBERS

GAEEN PEPPERS

4 f o r , 1 ° °

Michigan U.S. #1

T O M A T O E S

6 9 * »

Home Grown Michigan Sweet

CORN

7 o r $ 1 ° °

Rib Chops-

Loin Chops...

B O B ' S O F C A N T O N 8611 N. Ulley Road • Canton, Ml 48187

Prices Good Sept. 21th thrv Sept. 27th, 1992t H O U R S . M o n . - S a L B m.m -M p j n . ; S u n . 1 0 M . 4 p j n .

U . S . O J L P o o d

4 5 4 - 0 1 1 1

U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork

COUNTRY RIBS $ 4 39

lb.

5 9 b

A P — N o t i m e to b ro i l pork - 1

C o o k i n g po rk by direct hea t in a p a n lakes, a b o u t half t h e t i m e it t a k e s t o b ro i l t h e s a m e piece of mea t J u s t lie s u r e t o c h o o s e s t e a k s a n d c h o p s t h a t a re no t m u c h m o r e i h a n 1 i nch t h i c k .

P l a c e t h e m e a l in a heavy ski i le t . it t h e m e a l is ext remely l ean , b r u s h t he p a n w i th a l i t t le oil t o p reven t s i n k i n g Cook over m e d i u m high h e a l , t u r n i n g o c c a s i o n a l l y a n d re-m o v i n g any fat f rom t h e p a n a s it a ccu m u l a t e s d u r i n g cook ing . Pre njuent t u r n i n g is r e c o m m e n d e d for even i l o n e n e s s a n d b r o w n i n g

PUERC0 ADOBO

pepcefs, un<3rame<3 4 teaspoons 0'egano

2 cloves garlic, crushed 2 teaspoons ground cumin 4 tablespoons cider vinegar 4 Doneiess porn lo<n cftops (4

ounces each), about 1 -inch thick ,

1 teaspoon oil For m a r i n a d e , c o m b i n e p e p p e r s ,

ort-gano. gar l ic , c u m i n a n d v inegar in a b l e n d e r c o n t a i n e r P u r e e M a n n a t e c h o p s in t h i s m i x t u r e for 4 t o

h o u r s H e a t oii in large sk i l l e t , p a n b r o i l c h o p s 5 m i n u t e s on each sii le T e s t for d o n e n e > s M a k e s 4 s e r v i n g s

T o t e s t for ( ioneness ( I f f i t i e p res s u r e w i th a f i n g e r t i p on t h e s u r f a c e of. I h e m e a t can reflect t he deg ree of d o n e n e s s s o f t t o t h e - t o u c h m e a t is r a re , s o m e r e s i s t a n c e i n d i c a t e s m e ( b u m a n d t"irm-to-thf -i<»uch i s well d o n e .

Sutntuin information per tehing

1H6 ml. 269 mg sodium. 26 g p r o . mg rhot. H g fat

SOUTHWESTERN

MUFFINS

1 c u p flour " 1 c u p c o m m e a i

2 lao iespoons sugar 4 t e a s p o o n s Baking powder Mi t e a s p o o n cumin $4 t e a s p o o n salt 2 e g g s , b e a t e n 1 c u p milk 4 t a b l e s p o o n s v e g e t a b l e oil O n e 8 o u n c e c a n com kerne l s

with red peppe r , drained S t i r t o g e t h e r t h e f lour , c o r n m e a l .

s u g a r , b a k i n g powder , c u m i n a n d sal t B l e n d t h e eggs w i th t he m i l k , v e g e t a b l e oil a n d corn ke rne l s C o m b i n e flour m i x t u r e wi th t h e egg

t e n e d . S p o o n b a t t e r in to greased m u f f i n p a n s , f i l l ing t w o - t h i r d s f u l l . B a k e in a p r e h e a t e d 425-degree F oven for 12 t o 14 m i n u t e s M a k e s 12 m u f f i n s .

PEPPERED

CARROT SALAD

4 large ca r ro t s 1 t a b l e s p o o n olive oil 2 t a tMespoons white wine vi-

n e g a r ' i t e a s p o o n a a c k e d black p e p p e r

v» t e a s p o o n n u t m e g §at t to t a s t e

Pee l t h e c a r r o t s , cu t i n t o t h i n s l i ces Boi l in 1 q u a r t wa t e r a b o u t 2 m i n u t e s , u n t i l c r i s p t ender . T o s s ca r ro t s t i c k s gent ly wi th 1 t a b l e -s p o o n o l ive oi l . w h i t e wine v inegar , c r a c k e d b l ack peppe r , n u t m e g a n d s a l t C o v e r a n d re f r igera te over n i g h t , if d e s i r e d Serve cool or at r o o m t e m p e r a t u r e M a k e * 4 serv i n g s

U.S.D.A. Grada A Pork PORK CHOPS

Center Cut $ 2 2 9

N O W O P E N ! " • • " " ' ' • " p O O D I M P O R T

. IMPORTED LUNCHMEATS

$ 2 * 9

U.S.O.A. Choice Baaf H a m b u r g e r M a d e F r o m

GROUND SIRLOIN S-e lb. Family Pac

M I L K H O M O G C N I 2 E D

* 1 . 9 9

* l ! 8 9 ' S K I M

M . 7 9

IMPORTED LUNCHMEATS AND CHEESES

• DAIRY PRODUCTS . BULK NUTS & SPICES

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S U N O A Y • A . M . T O 7 P . M .

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j ^ S E E S T O R E F O R D E T A I L S

All prices food the week of:

2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 3*000 ANN ARBOR ROAD S MILE ft FARMINGTON LIVONIA • PH. 464 0330 LIVONIA • PH. 261-6565

SEPTEMBER

21 22 23 24 25 26

27

G I A N T P O R K S A L E STAN'S FAMOUS HOMEMADE

S T U F F E D $ P O R K C H O P S Lean Cen te r Cut

RIB PORK CHOPS S 2 . 1 7

s 1 . 1 7 s 2 . 7 7

s 2 . 8 8

Cen te r Cut Loin

Meaty Loin E n d

PORK ROAST BONELESS • De lmonico

PORK ROAST Bar B-Q

BABY SPARE RIBS

lb

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PORK CHOPS 2 . 3 9

, 8 1 . 5 7 s 1 . 5 7 s 2 , 9 9

H o m e m a d e F r e s h

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ITALIAN SAUSAGE... BONELESS

PORK CITY CHICKEN

lb

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FRESH TURKEYS

0

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M o r e

Hamburger Made From

GROUND CHUCK $

1 . 4 4 lb.

Hamburger Made From

GROUND SIRLOIN

•1.77. plus many more 5 lb. specials

FRESH DELI Oven Roasted • Sliced

RKEY BREAST s1.99

Kosher Style

CORNED BEEF s2.99 lb.

Del ic ious S m o k e d _ _ s2.88 .b TURKEY BREAST s3.88 i b

Eckrich All Beef

BOLOGNA SWISS CHEESE s3.77 lb. F r e s h CHICKEN SALAD s2.99 Fresh

Hy's Del ic ious

APPLE CIDER

$1.99

Macintosh APPLES.3 »>s./99c

CARAMEL APPLES 3/® 1 .19

gal.

California _ ^

BROCCOLI 99 c

California

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head

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307 South Lyon Milford-Highiand

310 Wixom-Comnwca Lakae Araa ftEADY TO MOVE IN'

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' ><39 900 C-66PO-C

312 Livonia 312 Livonia

l YON » P > 400 So it 3 bad room Colonial with 2 tun oath* 5 years ow lit floor laundry lull basement 2's car garage lireolace aspnan drive on a large landscaped lot in a family ne noortiood Ju« reduced tot 122 000 immediate oc-cupancy 437-009" Or 437-1487

Can 360-0450 MUST SEE Beautitui 'anoi cm wooded lot 2 car garage mtenor a eatenor corrvcxelety updated greet rteignoomood. enioy private oeecr tilHSOO CUPO-C Can 360-434 SO

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N«e 3 MILFORO-WKOM ARE* bedroom brick Home on t 65 acres witn great freeway accesa Privata •ettmg Compietery updated with new furnace central m «i

1 poantrnent Can

ON YOUR MARK S43 900 Get iet Go1 Because Ihe tirsi per son who sees thus home in Farming ton Hrts at this price wvlt buy it this home has memienance tree ak n» num s«ding and a t>a«ement Sellers are grvmg il away 474-5700

T h e P r u d e n t i a l H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

REALTORS independently Owned and Operated

PRICE RCDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Sponesi Cape Cod with 4 Ded-rooim 1 baths upgradet galore' Only 3 yrs o*d Laroe dec» premi-um iot m deseacw S l»on sub By owner Now only $ 136 500 437-451®

306 Rochaator-Troy

H o m e s REDUCED REDUCED'

this cnarming 4 bedroom home w

rage Only S79 900 wow

What a price lor I7s» att> active 4 bedroom 2'y bath Coaonai Bacumg lo a beeutiiui ravine setting Fee-turaa lovety tarrwy room with natural firaptace 6 new carpeting central

311 Homo* Oakland County

C l A R K S T O N by owner Charmmg 2 story 4 t>ed>oom 2's bath wak to scnooas perk Deecf t town 2 mmules to I7S $95 000 625-9021 HAZEL PARK New 2 Slory 4 two room 2"» Dettts deung room great room fua b«»emeni 2 car attached

age 1st Boor laundry $89 900 tact Dennis RE MA* Executive

737 6804

312 Livonia

BIRMINOX4M Jlt t i Sradtord 3 oeOruOT: 1 Bath -ancn 2 c» ai tac.hed air an 4SiphAor.es Owner

only' $152 500 855 4411 BRICK RAKCM on 1 acre treed ion 3 bedrooms ' M l ) "alt baths hardwood «oon f»al basemeni $172 000 By.swner 932-0170 COUPI E.TEl Y REBUILT trom y u M up rnsrde 8 out ttum cute 2 bedroom i bath home has attached garage <auired railing* toec-ou* open ».tcher -vati«ai 'replace stained KOOdwnrl <*l • beautiful wooded A landscape M i l l gmet Bloomlieid ' "ti mhborhooa 1183 Oorchesler IV Of telegraph S o»l>tnardl» $76 900 i-»7 ti00

OPEN SUNOAV 12 6PM Per tec t starrer i too vj It 3 bed room ranch 1 bath excellently maintained $74 900 iVeeeoay* atter 6pm 4 7 ( 7214

ton H** price 'educed 3250 so 4 bedroom* conlemporar, 7 yrs 0M3 $265 000 open nouae Sun 1 *pm 35363 Regency Ln 662-45S5

FRANK I IN IN TOWN 3 Bedrooms 2 Bams <omp«ete house TOT An r updated large 101 } car attached garage $229 Q00 Alter 6 855-4866

THREE BEDROOM Ranch Country setting large toyer family room tirapiace dmmg room 2 car al tacned garage 1120 000 471515*

W O N D E R F U L H O M E

CHARMING 4 bedroom 2'. bath colonial on oeeutrtuHy landacaped heevtfy wooded ». acre lot Huge new gourmet ••tchwo a lamily room crown moldings throughout $209 000 37VMM Open House Sun 1612 Nortt»umbertand fCrooh • 6 Avoni TROY By Bath cotorvai stong cfcrang A lamay rooms, library 1st Boor laundry Fioished basamenr central air Many update* $139 000 879-7129

Ouaaty tnru-out Greal icnooM 4 Bedroom e want out mu"i-level cedar decs $244 900 473 7S4&

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park Huntington Wooda

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ects S152 500 855 44 age Oecss

305 B n g h t o n - H o r t l a n d

H o w e l l

~OWtll AREA 3 Bedroom on 103 acre* two out bowSmg* $2 10 000 Can ener 6 aa> kv Laura 349-7306

HOWIELL 2 Bedroowi noma on 5

303 W Blmfld K»*go Orchard Laka

~ "MTIV'-IN CONO'lON Beeut'tiii 4 nedioom coK»ai e Wamui iase arress Birr-imgnam schoor* -arge lot Iretre, pamMd and dr ape* I apohances May Buyer P-oleriion Plan $196,675 N 77WA urs Ce» 346 6767

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306 Southhald-Lathrup EVERGREEN TRAILS

•VIST B. orrsaririi) 71 bed actum* L*»e prnrtlegas $»1 500 By Appoeitmen

304 Farmington Hilla

A NEWVT tlWDAirO i Bedroom ae » cer garage near SermangScm 111*000 477 *039 fAOtaiw.TON 6 14 SI Monw ree 4 Bedrrwm r em 2 k A r.etht* 2 2 •or* $125 ar» -.«er

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bomood Over t 600 It otaHIM out evmg area TNa ct*wa ha* 3 Bedroew . 2's Bern. ] car attached garage Bey eetdow tame, room eeh Sreptece Oeet secxen centre ae and muOi more As»mg arey

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OnenMouee Thur* flue 15 SOt/THF«lO IRtAT STARTER

» Bedroom noma Orerswed let 6 gerage Ee*y tarwia $3 i 000

BY OWStCR Royal Oea BungaKw 4 bedrooma 2 bath* central ae 1450 sq It Charm Eanng space •acoen

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home Move — condition ] bed-room 2'« Beth cotomei Pnced lo see at $113 500 S47 J177

PLEASANT RIDGE WOW i efiat you « *ay to ttus 3 bedroom aa Dric* i960 * cmoea

•or m aver, datae On»y $t)8 800 C A L L TOOO S C H A E F E R

AT 1 8 0 0 - 9 4 9 - 9 5 3 3 CENTURY 11 NORTHWOOO

ie»oaoe ROYAL OAK eigton am fC K» Bern up«e»* * >l proper., | $94 500 ROYAL out Open Sue 1-4 )

A GREAT PRICE $62,500 on ttvs vintage 2 story home sitting on a 400 loot deep lot With 3 large bedroom* 1'* bath* a Basement and a 2 car garage trua home has

Charm you COrKd want 474-5700 JUST LISTED1 $64 900 ThM is a rare opportunity lo get a home on ttus lerge ot a iot that ha* Both 4 b element and 2 car garage

has ovei 1 600 SQ It Seaer And to top n oft ai

BEAUTIFUL ROSEDALE GARDENS $89 900

ranch wrtn queer, teeturea such aa Add a big Bngm • tcner newer kjr-nece and central m and rou »e got a real deal 462 '660 » YOU WANT $99 900 a great price on a greet home ei a great area or mora*, then M ana

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THE BEST OF TMi 0L0 $ 123 900

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L a k a a A r a a

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Northeaii irvorue s preatig-xii Si aWi—a Estates 4 bedroom r% bath cMishii tat Roer laaWt dan central ae andireedKM 421 56*0

T h e P r u d e n t i a l H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

REALTORS enMpendawy Owned end Opei nm*

BRtCK RANCH 1475 a* « 2'» car garage 6 carport t4 s«26

i T «f nYCOftTQat HOMES • 1 -1 se?'| yard tit* M0 W47M

rated lhrougriout Beaemeni A at-tached 2 car garage $144 900

Ontury 21 Today 462-9800

C e n t u r i o n Award Winning Office

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L VONIA B' OWNER 3 oedroom 1 b«msi 2 cmt sU*L*m<3 largv MM n *o«K>o<j noo*» 'arriitv toooi » central mm

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large country larga roof M»«nari' ? CA/ «1tacn«<3 garaoe t»Muiifui imr<J $i?6 S00 *• 3*B€-L C*H 474 3303 SHARP 3 t*C<c<*r fK" finch •Hffi »u- 'Atg* * and good wad n««g »oor" A MuS* 10 «ras*v»y dao>al«0 $72 900 f 19ST L CM 474-3303

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312 Livonia 312 Livonia -HREE BEDROOM RANCH bnca 6 aluminum I I bath* newer loot cathedral ceiling central air tin <*hed basement hardwood lloors *pr*n«iers 2'ica garage $99 900 e Mile Middteoett area 474-8104

Rent While Buying 2 bedroom enth a • p s l l i

A T A S T E O F G O O O LIFE 4 bedroom }'i bath cotoruei with great curb appeal Maaier bath waia-ei ctoaet central air s more 122S 900 lOELMGARl

O I A M O N O IN THE R O U G H Real potential m thus tjueuty ouet home «1 one oI Livoraa • imest tans t, iwghbomoods A pnced Beiow a*, seaaedvatua $ 155 500 iOEl40iAD'

R O O M T O R O A M Eicaaant vatue lor nortneaai Lmo-ma ranch built m 84 Huge Baca yard on 70*191 lot room lo buKd oXcxg**' Mu""' *** 900

4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

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B A N K E R Schwe i t ze r Rea l Estate

NWEST LitfONtA Castle Gardens tub 3 bedroom 2 i bath huge tarn Ity room open Boor Car fmisned ba*ement 2 car attacned garage updated tnruoui Jt27 500 462 «26 OLD ROSEDALE GARDENS. 2 MO ry 3 bedroom home colonial l»e place large formal dming loom I"1 bains eat-«!»lichen *creened bees porch $114500 427-4739

srdmg gaa seal lanced ] raid paved street Mu*t commn tc S Quality lor purchase to rent at ! $595 mo A oar gam at $52 900

BEST BUY Lnrorva *ch00ls WeMlarx) rwei Franklm High 3 bedroom br<» ranch • oversued gerage S lu» beaemeni Neat 6 clean immediate occupancy $79 900

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454-3610

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AfiSOCiATFS «*f A. TORS 4S3 7000

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313 Canton BRICK COLONIAL bacamg to f " mem area lamey toom. teepiace tui basemen! attached 2 car gar eg* Aniious as*mg $ 100 COO co»A0 ?r' mlereet rate ol 7-3 4«v it auastw

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313 Canton CANTON t96e 1 bedioom Rarer G'ear .00m e fireplace bei dow 2 Beth* central a» dec* *ned A many mora eifaa 39 7 0797

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R O O M T O R O A M w» Ou% uaCKXa 4 baOroom noma » c atad on court *ocJf«or. K*c«*»> Ni . ajflad ca nya 'arrw-, room -

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R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N . R E A L T O R S

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 RE MEMBER RE ME »CA

BREAK TMROUOn in PRICE t»<» Ranch near St Mary* Moapnai tea

Aaamg $9* 900 mare*< • aaecoiad Be 7 3<4S it gues'wd

O n e 4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0

W a y R e a l l y iOO o r 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 6

BRICK RANCH 3 bedroom* family

mam —ummum m l«rda Room Owner/agent $121 900 463 1*37 BY 0WS4ER • 155*2 leven N ot 5 Mi 4 bedroom colonial 2's Bath central ae awng 6 demg room re

aachen tretti 8 'erne.

$ '49 999 Cad trom 6 *pm 46a 6524

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centra a* * ree» Bw#« 8 cheer, aacnen with doorw t to covered pe no tanoad yard and 2 car forage Si t9 000 Ca*

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314 Ptymoutti

315 Northvtfla-Movi CASaeO Nf PLACE NOV!

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I NORTHVHlE compMSMy «deted new etecsrx 6 PAKhCeog 4 bedrooms 2'. BetNs -ww aischen $192 000 34* 6635

B1 OWNER 39694 Surer Ct Im macuaale 3 twdroom 2 bath Bncs Ranch $117 900 Shown py appointment 313 459 5517

NOV! 4 Bedroom 3 * car garaga '* acre T.eaier bath w.'wranpoal Open House Set 6 Sun Noon 5 45A09 Gatwer $196 000 349 3395

CUSTOM FLOOR PLAN FEATURING

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316 Waatland Garden City

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REDUCED 'O SELL 3 Bedroom brica Ranch m Oerden C", an*h tarmly room teeptece garage 6 more Cat tor aetaa*

316 Waatland Garden City

LARGE LOT 7lea two Bedroom rancfi with a.i ar

age tats on a 1 '0n?95 Garden Cay * recaet

• moving lo Ftonda TMS aaaei $6*000

S E N S A T I O N A L STARTER A 3 Padroom 'ancn m** prand •anyt adng 4 P«and n

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locaiad n N Gar dan Oy on ar ovarauad lot p*ua a l'% ca» a>aga a a a aura rr»8ng ai on#y 144.900

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326 Condoa

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REALTORS •ndapandanity Oar>ad and Oparaaad

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453-0012 REMEMBER RCMER«CA

315 N o r l h v i l l e - N o v i

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COLDWELL BANKER Scnweitz«r Real Estate

ia*KSTER-Wesliena ichoon J two room Bre» tMe*9alc«w central ae new turnece prmracy lance A cuner greal teeiures $54 900 277 2065

Balcony w i Storms tor window* A ooorwe* Carport at entrenca Poo ctuChouae 6 w m a c o i n

INVESTORS TAKE NOTE rtaa comptate dupiea e a great Buy eeth eacadent term* aeaaeBw San pte aiaeumprion enth $23 033 down tor 5 yrs on L'C with Beeoor pay-ment Both wde* c^rentr, rented tor $425 and $435 mo Caa now $45 900

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522 -3260 4 5 3 4300

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MILLPOINTE 595-1010

Luxury & Tal l Trees 2 0*0 so n VoadSmnt tench 3 cer garage Beeamern huge let man, eondarSt* eatraa Asaeig $15* 800

LARRY o r R U T H

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

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332 Mobil* Homaa For Sale

appaancas aned 'est month 1 iot rent tree $25 *00 721 5142

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StARTER BRtCK $72 *00 Veei Southwestern ctediora kxa ton 3 Bedroom Bungalow with «»v

eout 2 car artachwd ga-rage 2'* Baths let «oor teundr,. anddecs A}1-5«60

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS mdapandantty Owned end Operated

anea Greal Now location pool Ouae rsohund "W f wate* *aa $'o5oo t>e*- 47*-42*6

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The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

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459-3600

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339 Lota and Acrasga For Sale

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342 Lakafronl Property S>ONTl*C -ARE COTTAGE

sort trontage h«ar mve Caa cm** $55 000 For Oerwr* caa

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365 Bustnasa Opportunitiaa

CAOIILAC AttE A • H E e « o o » G « C * J P 135*900

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330 Apartmanta For Sala

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332 Motoiia Homaa For Sake

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90C m wee ol 437 2355

SPRAWL iNG RANCH Custom 1 800 squari Baoiaom 7'> Bath oKar* tanWy room 2 2'1 car atleched garage end cenhw wr 421-566T

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS

CASH! CASH' CASH* . We Bu* See 6 Trade

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336 Country Homaa 'For Sa le

T O R C H LAKE G R A N D TRAVERSE BAY

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400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apt*- For Rent 400 Apta. For Ren! 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 366 Otc.-Bua. Space Sale/Lease

366 Ofc.-But. Space Sale/Lease

BlOOMFltLD MILLS - UP IO 6000 W 1 • Ctwnng ItaMoric Oo-td-ng luff, rnooarruatl tuparttfy locatad cornar ot Woottaard * Lona «d» Baaaboarfl taMpnanc hvac 2i Mrtoe IMCM Park Ma »linj

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LIVONIA

SMALL Office SPACES To 1 OOP W 1 F\* sarnica bufla.no »7 H f» (trow Lwonia location Ea» traawar ««AAA AM-1380 SOUtHRCLO Omca wan 125 « n to 1000 *a n Staring Horn I'M mcArOaa utifc-

C88S57-71S1 southtield near i-99e 150 So Ft K) 645 Sq H f '«• Coi>larai>C4 facility

Amp* parting 35S-05S? TO Mile Bd at Grand River Orchard Lk Rd at 10 Mile 357 Bus.-Prot. Bldgs. Farmmgton Rd at 8 Mile «aU/l ( From 1.060-16.000 sq ft 1

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC (313)471-7100

BEflKLEV OOWNTOWN 5200 w n aoiacarit J 170.000 LAKritl WaOar

FANTASTIC VALUE S"iflla room otllca teace From 125 mj II io 900 »Q " SUffH"? at t'SO -xAKJing utiliiias Grrai pair».r>a mu> -c« mamilactirrati r» or n«r b.u«u .amura 'va 1*0 al UnMiaMH Gaidar. Cii>

Call 422-2490 I «ONI« FARMINGTON 8 5 MILE > aw* wtM 370 M 'I "rindoars •<f«•> Jatoraiac uliMm tu<ni»na«J S. rff month <22-2321

368 Commercial/ Retail

ABOUT FSEE' Try , $200'MO »**m Fatm-ington G'«mb' ** o tice 'ete* Amp* parking 477-0157

L<VON*A Occupancy '600 SQ W

MhMWHmii A Sch00*c'«" E*s» *c-to nunc «tpresswa** private

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One Way Realty 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 0

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snort Term Laaaai *•« 290-1700

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332-1848

BiRM>NGHAM-2457 E WapW 1 bedroom, carpel bimda carport carifai aw wait. -1 cioae* • secured bunding SA«5-S500 6A3*A2«

BLOOMFIELD MIU-S FOX HILLS APARTMENTS Seeoout ? oedroom 2 batf apert-menU no* ava«ab»e teaiu'«nc bw>d» cent»ai a* poo« ar»d tenni* court Al m i beeutfu* ettate-Mia »etting From J670 Off Opdy*e Rd |u»t north o» Square ' I*Tro at 1-75

332-7400 BIOOMFIELD **M.LS —ce 1 bed-room »partrr>*rn good lacel-on *o dflpowt to move m Pnce riegc -able 335-A383

our tenants • UM MTvice available • 24 lv emergency mamt»\ar->ce • Beawtitu ground* anth pool A

p<»tBC area wilft BBO * - Special handicapped unit* • Stwrt term leaaes « Mai, more amenittea

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One Bedroom »510 S«00 M It Two Bedroom - S565 1100 «0 1 Vertical wmoa A carpon nciudad

Neai ««opping arrport Rota Ooftarty Property Manage.

M1-A490

' Ai otbery S475 » Vert.cat* 'Carport «du0ad SO SECuei't DEPOSIT

Ct:>ARe«0O*£ APTS <7S«322

BELLEVILLE 1 bedroom 0*1 laaa j «a»ftar dryer $4 50 .nciudea neai { No pets I eave Message 6»9 552» j

DOWNTOWN WAVNE 1.200 »Q f More m tiu»y canter anin n.ogert Perry Orwg» S«re-

iv ONi A OFFICE SPACE ro LEASE X r X J ' Z S.ngie story abundant Dary-ng S«j | tor1>r,„ ^,,,0* to- "a., salon 1

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647 LIVONIA space for «a»e fw f ott Jeitr-e* F«ee*a* «n arrecttwe e>u»»d«ng F»r».t Month free !

261-0130 LIVONIA OFFICES

5 Mile & Fa"*i«ngton MwadteOe''' A M.i« M«dd»ebi fcet^ee^ 7 & {< S»e-al 12 6 3 'oom OfSce* "om S'50 Conte»ence 'oom nftche :op> 6 a»a'iab f Ai%o .n ciudr pnoneme«' D*K-->e»

CALL KEN MALE DAYS 525-2412 EVES 261-1211

LIVONIA PAVILION Full serv.ce 0tK« space tor rant Very competitive iat«s tree conference room across

ttomLivona Mail Syd 478 7667 LIVONIA WES1 SINGLE OFFICES

$200 montn to montti mth services ...II able 464 2960 or 349 S44S

OFFiCE SPACE FOR LEASE 2000 or 400C K "

m canton one m.ie trom 12 75 l>ays <48 I 4400 or eves 453-8054

OFFICE SPACE lor rent Farming-:dn H.lh 'an Oats 0«ice Condo s 'unwned Noniweetem Her. A o' M.ddleben Partner tor manufaciur ersrep 85' 2784 OfFlCE SPACE in proless.ona; wir sublet to manufacturers rep cm proiessKjna. 14 Orchard - i i f e*d Farmmgion -rills Telephone . ieer rvg yerv<e anaeabie

Mrs Pee 8S5-'610 ONE ROOM Oflica ,n farm.ng!on M.*S '! M. & Farmmgton Rd area $2501mo all utaitws nctudeo

313-489- '800 ONL* $100 MONTM

Far cory Ontee and wwt.ng room in downtown Aoyal Oa* professional bu.ldmg Call anytime 54t-al44

PLVMOUTH DOWNTOWN Prime o"iC41 space appro*.maleiy 1375 sg tl More-in conditron Super amenities Ca« Deborah lor details 229 7474

PLYMOUTH-9I5S Mam St Ot.ce' Retail Rest tyrant

3 000 sg 11 or 3 un.ts Over 40 parsing 453-0878 451 6S40 REASONABLE RENT Beautifully "urnianed ofice witn conterence room sitehen lacil'1-es Xero* FA* -m.ted secretary assurance Ava» ai w immediately SS5-8780

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mile Rd

i West of Telegraph i room private entrance *4j«le

" fu* batriroom and m-wite s»o*»<}* carpetmg vertical Blinds & air

A L.tiiit«s ""eluded $375'mo CERTIFIED REALTY. INC

(313)471-7100 SOOTHFiELED t.OOGE i'9'-r • Neeily decorated Ottce in surte wvth cvwOMt Fa» phone CCA »e<retar<ai 1 monte. tree M*IH 1 \ »«se Can 353-0986 fit HAVE OUTGROWN our old OuiKJmg we miss rt but love our nee 5000 so tt For sale lease or rent appro.imataiy 1200 sg 1 stand .mne Cij.id.ng 5 Mile Rd 'ror.tage Liyorua 2 bathrooms n.tchen idea* V Suited lor small business 3-5 peo pie AnaiOus to sell 533-4455

WEST BLOOMFIEiO

FREE RENT «'"»ate •r*d«v»duai omce* ^ Arwt £»ioo'*'««e4d 'mmec#.ate occupant, >ufrw»hed & unrurntvvd w?e« 6-«utituf '•c»p»to er*a *nd colter ence »oom Pe« sc-a red te«ep*VDn«i •n\«»er»ng included Secretarial S»'e<*» Copier fA ..a ac-r as 1 6200

WEST BLOOMFIELD RE A. NICE 900 SO FT SUITE MAPLE FARM'NGTONI

NOVI MEO'CAL GENERAlOFFiC.ES

'EN'MAGGER" SOUTHFIELD

•»tf STANDING ?500 SO F 1 • EI f GRAPH EXPOSURE NORTHVILLE

OETAH GENERAi OFFICES 1200 SO FT

OH* A1 FOSCLEANtRS JONATHAN BRATEMAN

PROPERTIES, INC 474-3855

FARMINGTON MILLS RETAIL STORES

10 Mile Road Between Maggerty & Halsted

From 750-2 600 sq ft

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC (313) 471-7100

INOUSTRiAl friMLDING to' ease m Bedford 1700 so 1 with i*>ge

overhead ba. doo- i«fe8 mo wale, included 8152273 NORTH WOODWARD choice .DCa lion on the Beautiful Rouge Rrver rear nait of buad.ng appror 800 sg ft Pnvala 645 2320

PLVMOUTH OOWNTOWN 687 2515 sg t area! K>ca1ion and parsing Caa Oeborah for details

229 7474

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Specou* 2 bedroom iow*M*ouae 2 levaMt «-m prfvate «rM<ar>ce . batn down full bet* up From $475 $495

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455-7440 CANTON

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...m-tt-d time* .M*e« or ae«ect«»d urula t3 montn le.tae Nee tenant a on* 'NCl UDCS Ve»t<ai t)«nd* car et ng Motpo it epp ante* »ec»>"*» 5**tem atoraga Kitn.r acartment f MK7d«ebe« Oive. v* i B'»ta*n» How'ai l»von*a Ma-K rtnwnt r>e». * »r-mngton

471-5020 Mod*" 3per-d».ry 1-5

OFFICE 775-8206

ar n-,r,guan Hflls BOTSFORD PLACE GRANO RIVER - 8 MILE

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1 Bedroom lor $439 2 Bedroom lor $589 3 Bedroom tor $689 PETS PERMITTED Smoae Detectors maiailed

Singles Weccne immediate Occupancy

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Osaei preMifla address •» condi tonmg carpeting stove & relngera-tor all utilrtwa except asectricty m eluded Warm apartments Laundry m a a F or more inlormation phona

477-8464 27883 Independence

Farmmgton Hills (ARMING'ON MILLS

vary Large 1 bedroom with separate rns-de storage worn from 1455 FRtE HEAT 471-4555

FARMINGTON MILLS ORCHARD CREEK

APARTMENTS 1300 sg ft 2 bedroom 2 bath with mdivduar entrances gas feepiece* Of appaances 'ck-Jir.g wesher dryer monitored fcre 8 int'u»on alarm plus much e«re

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855 1250 Located on Orchard lake Rd

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GARDEN CUV Large t Bedroom freshly painted appliances carpel 31 a.r capie leundry no pels

15 neet nctuded <MM ( . J 131} 522 0A2CI GARDEN ClTy Pnveia • bedroom upper flat 5 Room,a appaance* a» jarage neutral decor No pels

! {425.MO laeve message 425 5306

GAROEN CITY I bedroom api.ii ances S350 a month vanReaen Rear, 14 I -0790

FARMINGTOI MH.LS Avaaame im i mediately ipeonus I bedroom handupped apartmer-i m tea.' „ Mfy feed commumt, Complete T Krtchen large slorage room verticel b»nd» carport «tudad prrvale en trance

CALL FAlBMONI "»»« 4 74 2510

FENTOlS' K-only from $395

! $485 8 up mcluiOes nae' A water I Sept Special 755-00""

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SPECIAL' $IOOOFI 1ST MONTH RENT 1 BEDROOM $475

ONE MONTH FRff SENOR DISCOUNT

Heat 8 water Aopt.»>ices

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'ties acMl FARMINGTON MILLS $499 MOVES YOU IN ^ S ^ T p ^ . ,

(On selected orvtsi '500 sq 1 2 and 3 bedroom loan houses i t baths specious maater bad-oom suite Waaher Dryer bunds and covered parsing

Rent from $930 FOXPOINTE HALSTED 8 11 MILE

473-1127 Managed br "aftar Enterprises Inc

-Central A« . intercom System • Gabege Dhiik-sis • L suncv. F«ciM»n • VVvndow Treatments Mi-v BJmds

From 8390 mor-'ht, CAiA ABOll' '<1 i SPECIAL

GAROCNCI" TERRACE 522-0480

' ARMlVGrO*. HILLS Sublet 'IOC-sg fi 2 bedioom 2 ba1» men, amenitres Beaoti'ui V»w- Mus' sm AvaiiablaOci ' $625 mo 477 6837

GAROEN CITr oedioom prrvale entrance •»» SKOppg

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680-9090 STONEYBROOKE 354-8040 APARTMENTS

455-7200

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474-2510 FAIRMONT PARK

9 Mite A Drake ' ON doeentowr 2nd »10 i «-m> « RV {Man

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t APMiNGTON HILLS Greenwood Aps% on 8 M-e W o« farmmgton

; Rd Oe -e 1 be<Voom OW 600 1 aQ n chjdea «rert-ca< btanda W r ond appt<ancea t«gnt be e car

! p»tmg aome unit* *r»aa*»e« 4 at FT Ooae to anopp-ng No pet a For more m«ormat«on ca« 4?6-9Mk I- ARMlNGTON HILLS '2 Mdfle hef Snort term renta* mer »'•» iong» i u«ur» apt 2 Badrooma $625 MO $675»ecurn» 44; '26f

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LAKE OR'ON arg# b"® ' 1 4 2 bed-ocna tr»e**dS -vu3 cc«" KJewair ornp-«t T'.." S<6i '>.-nd *»g 4 rvt :* Poc^i^ Nc. p«ta »IIUu? Eaat 6,4 0'8onRd 69>-7?«*

PRiMF LOCATiON 2400 Sa comp»aieN -emodeead commercial buying Immediate oc-cupancy Man> po»aib*e uwa e*cei-•ens terma Caa Georgaita at

562 5000 SOUlHFtElO on N A mgneaay near 12 Mi»a 4 frank im Storefront 1550*3 ft $u.tab 'or -eta-o**>cea ere Pa»ed perh-ng Owne» agent Can 626-0693

•WELVE MILE 'LAMSEP Convenaemi, yxJMed on 12 Mne be-iwven Evergreen 4 Lan»ei 2600 ac tl oft»ce auite »»<efy >a*d ou1 uritn 9 w»rM3Oj» o"«ce* amp»e t»rh,nc $1? *Q « can aubdrvtde 647-7 t7-

369 IndUBt./Warehouse Sale/Lease L/VOW1A FOR RE N '

4 000 ap ft of anop o» *araf«oua» space -nctud g 120C aq n ot de me olkti ncennlree offeree Caa 425 4500 NOVi Prirre ar«a Easy lueu to 0iprt>s»4>i 3 200 *Q n ofhee snop or •ta'enc se imm«K3.at# occupancy Call 476 '600

B:RM NG+-AM Cke*n 2 bedroom '"r bath wasner dryer tn un.t central aw storage .nvned>eie occupancy $675 524 2950 i Birmingham Oe*u«e ' bedroom carport »a.« to snopp8ng Air COO dtiion 6 beat included $525 monm Cai- af*ar 6pm 64 T 646" BIRMINGHAM Oomtowr studio apartment avaaCMe Oct ts« $47'_-ram • $650 aecurrty deport FO' appt call 646 3W B-RM'NGMAM Lincom 4 ^ood »ard ar*a Stud»o apanment Large waia-m closet fc/tcbenette centra' aa* 6 private pano-'yard Res#rv*<3 paring On#y $455 **eat >«c»uded Sorry no pets Lease reqw.red EHO Ceil fcaren tor appotfitment at 64? 8666 B'PMINGMAM tovef* 1 bedcoorr 1

$525 montn Carpeted "•••t decoratc>d beicony or patio CredH report 'eQurred 301 N Eton N ot Map»e 64"»-1650

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981-6994 Canton

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l bedroom apartmenl Hear 8 wete. paid

Carpel 8 vertical M-nns Pool 8 air conditioning

Redtord t« or Northern Oet.0.1 bus i irensportaton. 533-1121 Mrs Mon -Fr. 9-5 By appowitrtwit

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From $500

PLYMOUTH Tec Warehouse sp.ac* 2600 sg 1 available with overhead door H ri Bay storage pertecr lor construction equH>ment settsonei or vehicle storage 4*4 8600 WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR LEASE ideal tor small storage needs 500 sg ft Livonia Farrpington Hills area

474 6278 WESTLAND 3'' acres .'oner, light industry 9600 sg n blocs building Days Tam-Spm 721.0520 Eves 5pm-9pm 32* 9028

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Lei u* spoil you this tai' wtn ou* de hjie? bedr oom apartnn«ni4 • t > batna - »ofs c' closet space • e<jH beisemeni • Sparkling poc-• Snec pets o^omr . Snort tar-n «ase avau-aDw • S*»ort Te«m Corporate Su-tes

649-6909 Maae you' ne» t»ome

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incKrdea appliances «re"i<ai b»mds carpetmg poo* doee in f arm»ngtor Hrtla location

CANTON 3 room upper m o*d«r Norn*

$300 monm Ail utiatiea include 961-61 3 | fntei East OT Orchard La«a Rd cm

Fo«aom S o» Grand River Mod«H Open DaiN 9-5 Eecept W»dnesd*>

478-1487 775-8206

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»6bC sg f 2 bedroom «a-cW ipjrtmeni% 2 Ded'oom towmnouses -..'rr tui" baa nenta 2 batn » wais

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fAHM-.NG'ON Spaoous l bed-room lor 1 bedroom w'deni beamed ceeirig gar age Ouei bu-idmg Nopets 477 157 FARMINGTON MANOR 1 mo hev-rent NeWy decorated studio 8 • Bedroom apts trom $400 Central-heal 8 air appliances *»rfl<a' blmds carpet laundry facilities Secured entrance door Carport, •so nvawiBie No pets 474-255.'' i FARMINGTON

$495 MOVES VOL. IN on selected units

FREE HEAT Large » 8 2 bed rooms Clean guiet comesmti

Orchard Laae Rd N OHM. VILLAGE OAKS

474 1305 Managed by hatan Enlerp-rsei. in. FERNOALE charmmg 2 Bedroom apartmer-1 New appliances carpe-neat 8 waier $48C plus security 398-4214 399 6915 GARDEN ClTT decorated ' bed i oom near school A shopping Aj..

j phances 8 heat lurn.shed $4 15 I plus sacur.ty 464 3847 or 421-2146

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477-6448 Lix;aled Oh Maldlrbeli tw wer- ». 7 M-e Mon thru Fr. 8 30 ,5 30 SaJ 10 Kit •- 8 m-iCk-F UBWISHE O C OBPOKA • f Su'E

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14950 FAIRFIELD ii«*pe«- » ai-Tungton % Me- ai

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CANTERBURY PARK •»»ingti-v 8 W—mrrar Fills 473 39833 775-8206

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RENT $530 ' 4 SECURITY $200

349-7743

CLAWSON -ROv 510 N Roches rer 1 bedroom carpet Wmds wall

I n closet storage heat mciuded $435 month Lease 647 70'9

372 Inveat. Property REDFORO condo pacr age 12 ur.ts or eei 0-vide 1 Bedroom appii ances pool Gross $64 OOC Kathleen *he Apt Group 3S6-2600

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1 2 3 5 0 R i s m a n S of Plymouth Rd E of Haggerty

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4 Mon-fa. 9-7 Sot Sun 12 4

CROSSINGS A T C A N T O N

4 5 5 - 2 4 2 4 Mon.-1-ri I (Mi

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INCLUDES:

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SPFCIAI DISCiOI'NT ON 2. 3. A 4 BFI>ROOM Tt)WNH<HfSlS

A (harming rental dimmunin iu*i 2«l minute* frrnn \nn Ai t ** jn«l tltmniinvn IkiriMi >ri ccimfcHiaN* away fnwn ii jII Irtkti I-2~S m l Ann Artxnr R<1 w o i to IU|(|tirt> R«l f«»tl<><a mnhK in Im H<l ( f *n caM in tin- c.nwsinn*

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Windemere '•Apartments

L I V I N G Y O U C A M

A F F O R D T O E N J O Y • Central Alf Conditioning • Convenient To Shopping And CipreMway* • Cable TV Available • Private Balcony' Patio • Kitchen With Open Ba' Cownter • Oena Available • t'T Bath* Available • And More Vieil U« And See Por YouraelC

On nalatcd "> Mile north of Grand River In ranaington Hil ls

' F R O M 5 4 7 5

OPM Hon Fri 9 a Set 10 9. Bun 12 9

4 7 1 - 3 6 2 5

fane ~ ' G I D ^ E

OK T&e T I / a t e i

1 and 2 Bedroom

A p a r t m e n t s trom 3 7 5

"Less than

5 minutes

from Novi A

R Farmington

Hills''

Convenient io Twelve Oaks Man Cable TV Avertable Dishwasher Pool Private Beicony *»t.o Ninety ot Floor

Plena Available 624-Q44S Air Conditioning ~T~

OpenMondey rnde, M • Set »0 » »«« It . »

Monday. September 21, 1992 O&E (P,C.R.W.0 7 B ) * 9 B

400 Apt*. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant

CURTtS CREEK FREE GREAT

IBMroW H » M l M I 1 • I >— I — | A P A R T M E N T

THE TREE TOPS

induH— Cn.aw fntrmn V««Ul Bknd* *MUriMi

473-0365 LIVONIA'S

FINEST LOCATION

Merriman corner 7 mile Near Livonia Mall

1 8 2 6*Oroo«" unit* irnmedlAlA Occupancy

From $575 AM ABCJUI 0MT hmrted tam# oner O*

U»1«U nea» ietade»vft OR*y *m$hmi dryer m*S>n opertmen

Pooi MERRlMAN WOODS Uo<Mi op»r 1-S nocl TNjriat,

477-9377 Office 775-8206

L O C A T O R

1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6 Saw Tan* 8 Worw>

Opar 7 0*w Color VnHoi

AA Araa* 8 One— Turn 3 Cm inlo X UnM

0»r too 000 c*o«a*

W.vMn iwgnii FALL SPECIAL

CONCORD TOWERS i A 7 B€D»OOW APARTMENTS

MOVOM • S>o«e A '+*' >9«r aior •Cerport . intercom' . »l«il» OKOIBM • Snoitdmcton I SfiirtnW »rM«ri-• raokites

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NOVI 346-0540 Acroaa kom 1} Oa*< Man SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 »786 Norlt»»a»1arr. •"I CANTON 961-7200 «J7l 1 foro FTC TROY 660-9000 J'?8 nocnaatar «a CLINTON TWP 791-8444 J88'0 OarlaM ANN ARBOR 677-3710 287? Carpartar

Qraal Prtrat T Graat Daw No- A.aaaM

PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS •

455- 3880 * or* prooama* arte

PLYMOUTH LIVE ON THE PARK

40315 PLYMOUTH RD Uanagar alOl

SPECIAL! J500FF ON 1 BEDROOM

FOB 6 MONTHS 1 BEOAOOW W0 2BEDAOOU SA90

Orf MOUTH FREE AENT SEHtO« OISOOU8.T

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AM About Our FALL SPECULL or. How Id MIHOIlUa

Caa lor t w i i ^ n i

THE BENEICKE GROUP 346-9590

400 Apis For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant Oe Par*

WOWTHQATE APARTMENTS 1 MONTn'9 FDEE WENT

StudU 18 1 aawoorn Aou Start al «9r$ Maat a cataa tnOuOaO

THE PLEASURES OF PLYMbUTH

CAKl BE YOURS AT TWIN ARBORS

400 Apta. For Rant

PLYMOUTH 1 Month FREE Rent

AFFORDABLE SPECIALS!

400 Apta. For Rant

PwfcMglorl «4e0.-o

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ocAXWd A.M«DW Oo I f MAM $487 .'mo Jt*-8S3-0«a4

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS • SPECIAL-IST MONTH BENT FBEE

OuaMy l M «arn i«45

Caa lor ar appo» iUHani •455-2143-

Plymouth Square Apartments QtAfT COMWUNTTY ~ m P»BK SETTING

1 BEDROOM APT. WITH BALCONY

• VERTICAL ftLMOS • NEOTRAL CARPETING

• NO WAX KITCHEN FLOOR • DISHWASHER 8 DtSPOSA. - CENTRAL Al« 8 HEATINT-

- WALK TO SHOPPING • EAST ACCESS TO M-14 812TS

• POOL-NO PETS

APARTMENTS UNLIMITED

Tita EaaMai w* To Fma 4 GREAT PLACE'

• CarnotmoS DBnOa • LAtfidry facAHiat

1 aadroom TNTOMR- OCA

•on AN oak a.rfc*en w*r. leundry •poroumatef 1300 bq ft No' pets $640 Pk*% •ecu rty 4 16-®3 13

M J'Iaiot' Mefcgrtta

GREAT APTS GREAT

LOCATIONS $50 Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts

RENT INCLUDES Heat &

Vertical Blmds CALL FOR

SUPER SPECIAL ON FIRST MONTH'S RENT

6 -»%on« o» t ,e r eiir Wer ta<r>+c 3ecor»ted r*arura\ Ai i. j#>fl.TKjrwng r»4r«g*-4toe r any* v- -a m det«*t,->i* eN»rnd'» '•t«»ifl » & earra vloi«g« Sa-f"-,<^ fnW

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS

LEXINGTON VILLAGE

PET SECTION AVAILABLE

• tearoom apn ••OCT $445 ?5 4T«) 14 W.w

Occ-JS-1* Oakland w8 585-4010

PRESIDENT MADISON APTS.

1 Bed*i'X7»" Aon S4M I Bkoc» §• o' w «•

;i4t s 0< Owi4hO Wan 585-0580

HARLO APTS H-<.OOrr A*f S4W

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v.re GM Cenaer 9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

NORTHVILLE t*<Jr oom «pt9 4

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"i > I '00 S€Cv>«i'» OCPOSrr CALA *0» OCTACLS

348-1830

DUMP YOUR ROOMMATE

AND SAVE $$$$

CA0 Cum loOar •• PLYMOUTH MANOR

APARTMENTS 455-3880

• Laundry 1 • CaMral mr 8 pool •Sacurll*

4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2 Pt»moi/M! Rd imt 1-275

N TERRITORIAL. WEST OF SHELDON

taccaemg Sacuor. 81 -

F R E E

' Atmoai 1000 « «# awi« IBM ' Caa aoom Manaoar* SpaeiM

453-2800 Mon Fn a - 5 30

Sai 10 -« 8 mm *»•'»"

PLYMOUTH 18 2BEDROOMAPTS

ALSO FU««SHED T BEDROOM CALL FOR SPECiALS'

t-nj-aetiaas ttOYAL OAK OOWNTOWN

LOLA PARK MANOR ipaooua 1 oooroo- apart MUM tram $481.'MO AH

Itwt incivdwe tra* I CAA 881-4830 or 2VMN32

Iraa KM IM» comrw

11 MULE 8 MAUI ARE* LAFAYETTE COURT 547 2083

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This Ctassi fleet ion Continued on

Paga 4C.

REDFORD AREA $299 MOVES YOU IN

Pr inceton Court Apts On Alitor or ScnooicraR

naaS <01-98 GLEN COVE APTS.

534-2497

'•i montn i rani on 1 y iaaa« S480 PLUS UTILITIES

Cartar oondoiona tKHy 842 i MARGUERITE

«oR Ann A/tlor Rd 1 woe" wm% or SnaiOon.

MON THRU FRI 9-5 SAT & SUN. 12-4

i iung 1 Md>oom apt Carpal

REDFORD MANOR SOUTH RE080RD

O—rttnir Hearts/Lfror** Area Oaiuan 1 Bedroom apemmen

o r c h a S ^ A P T S [ ^ F F 1STM0 7 2 2 o

O a k V i l l a g e

2 7 5 8 A c k l e y

7 2 1 - 8 1 1 1

"FAMILY L.II intf AT it's MU*4~

Two bedroom, one b o t h duplex ronch homes with full basements

PLYMOUTH

P l y m o u t h Hi l ls A p a r t m e n t s

746 S- Mill St

Ann Arpor Tr , Ann Arbor Rd • Washer, Dryer in each unit • Window Treatments • Easy Access to 1-275 • Air Conditioned • Fully Carpeted »Walk io Downtown •14 2 Bedroom

From $435

Pl*MOuTh attic tanc* apt .ar, ceari waw 10 at ore* ft pera pr-.jrtr I entrance o«« street perdeg uiMiea J iciudeo *o pen $90 'ent» I p*u» aecurfy 4 te-93>V ' 455-472 1

OPEN 12 - 6PM DAILY

420-4011

F l o W

PAVILION C O U R T

i W Luxury m a d e affordable

2 BEDROOMS from • 7 0 5 Including carport

1 M o n t h F r e e • Fully Equipped Health Club

• Washer and Dryer in Each Unit On Haggerty Road

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 Dally 9-7 Sat.-Sun. 11-5

property MS per mo«R 45*- 70*0 PL»MOL'Thl,;VOMA

PLVMOu'M

W E S T L A N D

H U N T I N G T O N O N T H E H I L L

PLfMOUTH Old vOiaga room rwo«*»xJ loorm owne Ian can* launor-f 8 utxaga $«i0 rwiy

an u'Hrt-4 380-0083

PL*MOUTh Mapw 8 Favaound nm "ooa

2 BEDROOM SPECIAL Fromuas NOW $495 HIS/TO no MCurity

PLVMOUTH Ou««t »'*« *eei nc«o<5e0 M'S

P«K nnonfft plus aecurrty No pel* 4S9-950?

COO Secwnr, ^pce" irciudM Meet Naw Move-In* Pnor 10 Oct i 1992

S p a c i o u s Su i tes - D i s h w a s h e r Ve r t i ca l B l i n d s • P a r i S e t t i n g

Short term leases available

A N N A R B O R T R A I L <W of Inksicr Rd

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 Won -Fn 9-7 • Sat ICl-J'Son 13-4

$ 4 9 5 On-site monogemeof On-site moinfenonce Lawn cutting Snow removal

• Spocious yards • Gas ranges, frost

tree regngerators • One small pet

Qpen Mon.-FRI. 9-7 SAL 10-5 Sun. 12-5

L a k e f r o n t

A p a r t m e n t L i v i n g

W E S T L A N D

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

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s . Microwaves A W i n d o w Trea tmen ts

< r o n . $ 3 5 0 *

H I N E S P A R K A P T S .

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

Hea t I n c l u d e d I

Cable TV Available Convenient to Wteet land Shopping Center

Thrv-urHt design tor m a x i m u m prtiwcy 6 croea unfl ventilation S w i m m i n g Pool 6 Clubnouee Storage in eperlTnent Beicony or patio

A T T R A C T I V E t & 2 Bedroom

Apartments

$ 4 0 0 from

AWESOME 2 BEDROOM

PRICES'!! AT

NOVI RIDGE 6eaut>tul 1 ll 7 o^d'ooif

SURTW^O at onty $S?0 Too tjood to t>i M»i tne»'r % »n©r# • V B"nt3-•fcee ti«M' ».»cF*R.\ • pvrvMe P«f<i'fi#tix,T • I acitmg N«N« CAADTK-VT

«• large server- "V ft »»i3ec . •f a#rc»se Orr« m seuri • Spe«i^',w '•wvtCowtv • KOYI ScfNOOK « C«y ,»rwnr (.;ireit*4.> • Pets

349-8200 to- 0 Mne De'eee ' ft I* »aowt>rooa Rd* I

•Wt Mijr. fr. ft >0 5 30 SaJ »0 4 ft p* «w«tmaM

I **i .«£OCO*PO«ATE Si ES VUVI Or. iVaaao .»• • Aialarlnant 1 I Cro " iXK-tri yn PrrvMC

,3- r-8 '"OT* I ' l l ™> 878.7184 s '.v siMi. t r ..fcii Oct 11

I K»l « »r rirorixr- 3 mmwnmr <%*«+•

^ • 1 • Oj'. "W r. 14* TJ64

Located adjaceni to naturally wooded Hum Park eccoonucal. S and 2 bedroom apartment? and tovnhotues Comfortable lmn$ nth an cooditxxung. pmrate balconies hue closets beat included Also Cable TV 2 romming pools aod aerotecs fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance

30500 West Warren between Uiddlebelt i Memmaa Roads

• MONTH • •FfiEEREMV

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Mon.-Fr l . 9-5 •Umflea time Fwet 6 montfta of a 1 yeer lease Selected i**ta New resKlenu

Eaue nouan; Opportune*

THE GATE TO GREAT LIVING!

n u n

APARTMEMTS

F r o f S

NOVI'S AWARD WINNIMG COMMUNITY

SADDLE CREEK

3 8 0

Great location SpacouS Apanmems Swimming Pool Central Air Conditioning An Mi ) a no More Come ana See for Yoursef l '

On Pom.ac Trail |uai o« Sata Road Mon Fn 10 - a • Sal I I I • Soil 11

6 2 4 - 1 3 8 8 8orai 8 l i . m U t i u M

call !OOA» »oe roul>«w»ATt showiwo

344-9966 .ocAMdonAtov. «d tot 8 8 10

)ua$ a> iJOaatMaa ST M M ^ T i 8 HI

Tree Top Meadows RENT REBATE

SPECIAL

77 Beautiful acres of park an<3 recreational paths Four Seasons of activity wfttv comfortable living m a special neighborhood atmosphere m Farmington Hdls E*ce»entty serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Easy and quick access to I-96 and I-275 - direct routes to the airport downtown Detroit and Birmingham. Southfieid areas 9 Mile Road 1 '<4 miles west of Farmington Road wanan ana Dryan r cailan a A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT

CALL TOOAY 478-4664 | i MONTH !

FHEI R£NT

2 1 5 L \ D L \ G S Located on m**r< Ad Uafair Wtoyna I nwomgn Bes n WMtiend Open Hon Sat. 10 - Sun 12 -1 Phone: 729-5650

F R A N K L I N 1 A Q I I A P E "

C a p a p t h c w t a )

A quaint ft quiet apartment communTrv tn Livonia close to p*Ml shopping restaurants. 1-96 access ft Metro Airport.

s 1 0 0 M o v e s Y o u I n

1 s t M o n t h R e n t F r e e

Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments

from S520*-HEAT A N D

VERTICAL B L I N D S INCLUDED

OPEN 7 DAYS

4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0

( T h e

p r m n s J APARTMENTS

W h e r e W e H a v e S o m e t h i n g

For E v e r y o n e !

You choose the amenities you want - HEAT INCLUDED

12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER FLOOR PUNS IN APARTMENT

N e w 1 & 2

B e d r o o m

L a k e f r o n t

A p a r t m e n t s

from

$ 4 1 5

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LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTlAC TRAIL 1 MILE EAST Of BECK ROAD

OPEN DAIIY t-t> • SUNDAY 12-5

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

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THE BENEICKE GROOP 348 9590

H OtABAOM K«1"TS Ami Ar-

" - PLYMOUTH-B R O U G H A M

M A N O R 1 a 1 BCOROOMS

1 veer Lease Heel a Water mc*M)ed

Can Mon Set »0-6 4 5 5 - t 2 t 5

Spend Less T i m e D r i v i n g ! Quiet Setting in the Hub

Farmington Hills

A ttractive M A M« MM 1 (R 2 Bedroom »^L /

Apartments from • W Mlauiee

N O W L E A S I N G

S O U T H P O R T

h e > N 1 A 2 BEDROOM

L A K E F R O N T A P A R T M E N T S

trom:

$ 4 7 0 MEAT MCLUOCD IN RENT Washer a Dryer m Every Apartment AM Leketronl Apartments Thnj-UrWt Design for Maximum Privacy and Croea Ventilation Cathedral CoiUngo AvaMabie Central Air Condmomng

Modern Kitchen with Open Bar Counter

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I i SOUTHPORT

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N O W L E A S I N G !

HILLSIDE A P A R T M E N T S

N E W O N E & T W O

B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S

Open Mon Fn 10 6 Sat I I A • Sun 18 6 4 7 6 - 1 2 4 0

SUddtafcaM,* OraKa tapn . r« sea 697-8742

LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS

FEATURING:

• HEAT WCLUOCD IN RENT a Waiter A Orv*! ei Every Apar"rwrrt

, Accent Window* AvartebW Swim mm® Pool and QuMtnua*

LfcASINC OFFtCE OPEN Mon Prt- lO-a - Sat IO-* • Sw

624-6480 l l -S

AP*BTMENTS

LIVING YOL CAN

Afford To Enjoy! 1 4 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM

S O C N H E A T 360 J U U INCLUDED Beautiful Setting M a Greaf Locafron

10B*(P,C,R,W,G-8B) O&E Monday, September 21.1992

LINCOLN • • • U R I

THE WAY IT SHOULD BE. 1993 GRAND MARQUIS GS

157* Pkg, port *i|Ktac 4 8 V-a, amonabc overdo**. front t rmm mats S-way pomii drw i Mat. Hunwiatad «mry. apaad corv iroi. rw datroat. fciionit AM.TO c*» aana power loc* group, luxury KgM group body KM acc*m kaytaaa aotry fui a4za •para cast akmwum wheat*

5 at this price 20 others at similar savings

UST PRICE . . . $24,049 FACTORY REBATE -$1000 DISCOUNT -$3448

$ 1 9 , 5 9 9

UST PRICE $19,989 FACTORY REBATE. $500 DISCOUNT -$3133

S a l e

M 6 , 3 5 6

' 86 'per mo.

24 Month Lease

24 ttooMy Laa* Pwpmto tf— S» MwitolM Sacwfy Dapaal sac Total Cafe Out M I n n taopdm —S5V7J3 ToU of HorWr Pafmnts -SS4U3

1992 COUGAR LS Automatic overdnve. power rack-and-piroor steenng. anted glass air power windows, dual power outside mirrors, trtt cruise, electric rear window defroster. AMFM stereo cassette, sii-way power drivers seat, power lock group, cast aluminum wheels

LIST PRICE $16,846 FACTORY REBATE >...-$1500 DISCOUNT -$2846

s 14,500* 12 at this price

21 others at similar savings

1992 TOPAZ GS 2 DOOR 354R Pkg.. air comfort convenience group, rear defrost, luggage rack, air, AM FM cassette, tinted glass. 7 spoke aluminum wheels, power steering, power brakes. (Rear spoiler in photo not available on 354 R package.)

UST PRICE $11,732 FACTORY REBATE -$500 DISCOUNT -$2233

6 at this price 17 others at similar savings

1993 TRACER 4 DOOR 576A Pkg.. automatic. 1.9 liter fuel injection, power steering, power brakes, power mirrors, electronic AM FM, rear defrost, deck ltd re-lease, drivers side seat tat, tilt steering, tinted glass, air. variable speed wipers, speed control.

UST PRICE $13,525 FACTORY REBATE -$200 DISCOUNT -$2575

$10,750* 20 at this price

15 others at similar savings

1993 SABLE DUAL AIR BAGS

Power windows, power lock group, speed control , rear de-frost. accent stripe, front floor mats, bit steering. 3.0 V-6 fuel injected engine. 6-way power driver's seat, electronic AM/FM cassette, a luminum wheels, l ight group, air. t inted glass, power mirrors.

6 others at this price/17 others at similar savings

7 A

O CLEARANCE All Demos Have 6000 Or Less Miles!

'92 CONTINENTAL Executive option pkg., leather, silver. JBL sound, keyless remote, factory moon roof, GEO wheels S , K*L*, im535 Factory Rebate $2000 H.P. Discount $7786

Sale '25,749

'92 SABLE GS White extenor, 3 8L V-6. 451 Package, well equipped. Stock #207793.

List $19,421

Factory Disc. -$700 Factory Rebate -$750 H.P. Discount -$3330

Sale $14,641

'92 SABLE LS While exienor. 3 8L. V-6, keyless entry, 461 option package Stock #223813.

List $20,556

Factory Disc. -$965 Factory Rebate -$750 H.P. Discount -$3141

Sale $15,700

'92 SABLE GS Medium blue extenor, b

3.0L V-6, 451A package " loaded Stock #22303-3

List $18,927

Factory Disc. -$700 Factory Rebate -$750 H.P. Discount -$2995

Sale '14,482

'92 GRAND MARQUIS LS

Keyless entry, full spare, 172 option package Slock #214181.

List $23,732 Factory Disc. $650 Factory Rebate -$2000 H.P. Discount -$3612

Sale $ 17,440

'92 COUGAR LS Plum exterior, 262 option package, SpedaJ Edition, keyless power antenna Stock #207192

List $20,628 Factory Disc. $700 Factory Rebate -$1500 H.P. Disc. -$3545

Sale $ 14,883

SAVE AT

HINES PARK Lincoln-Mercury

'92 CONTINENTAL Signature, white red leather JBL sound, power moon-roof. anb-theft keyless re-mote all "The equipment you've dreamed of' Stock #22164-0

List $37,305 Factory Rebate -$2000 H.P. Discount $8622

Sale '28,683

'92 GRAND MARQUIS GS

White, 4.6L V-6, full spare 157 option package, loaded' Stock #22565-1

List $22,771 Factory Disc. -$500 Factory Rebate $2000 H.P. Discount $3600

Sale 116,671

'92 SABLE GS White. 3 6L V-6 451 op-t ion package Stock #21960-3.

List $19,584 Factory Disc. -$700 Factory Rebate -$750 H.P. Discount $3359

Sale '14,775

2 at this prtc»'

SAVE AT

HINES PARK Lincoln-Mercury

'92 SABLE LS WAGON

Mocha Froat 3 * . engro «62 optor package rear window wiper r w ttwd Mat cargo cover Stock #215113

List $22,613 Factory Disc. -$1475 Factory Rebate -$750 H.P. Discount $3390

Sale '18,998

'92 COUGAR LS Bnght red. 3.BL V-6. key-less entry power antenna 262 option package, fun power* Stock #22634-2

List $19,833 Factory Disc. -$700 Factory Rebate -$1500 H.P. Disc. -$3144

Sale '14,489

'92 TRACER LTS Btack extenor, automatic 1.8 16 valve engine air. power windows, power locks, cassette atommuro wheels Stock #21141-5

List $14,424 Factory Rebate $500 H.P. Disc. -$2621

Sale '11,303

SAVE AT

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C A N T O N

SPORTS SCENE

c Area seniors eye World Series title

Rocks get 1st victory

Plymouth Salem was close to beating some of the state's best girls basketball teams in four non-league games to begin the season.

So it was not surprising the Rocks — despite their 0-4 mark and Livonia Churchill 's 3-0 record — rolled over the Chargers 65-30 Thursday in the Western Lakes Activities Association opener.

Salem, always STI Observerland power and the de-fending WLAA champion, took a 24-6 lead in the first quarter and coasted from there, leading 39-14 at halftime and 49-23 after three periods.

The Rocks, playing a man defense, held Churchill star Chrissy Daly to four points in the first quarter, though she finished with a game-high 21.

Seniors Cyndi Platter, who scored 10 points in the opening quarter to fuel Salem's fast start, and Leslie Got Is had 15 apiece to lead Salem. Christy Parimu-cha hit two three-point shots in the first period, too.

Eagles have win streak

Plymouth Christian Academy won its third straight game in girls basketball Friday, defeating Bloomfield Hills Sacred Heart 54-

36 at Lowell Middle School. The Eagles (3-2) got 15 points and 10 rebounds

from sophomore center Lauren Horton. Sophomore guard Karin Reed and senior guard Lyndsey Horton added 13 and 12 points, respectively Horton's total included four three-pointers.

Jessica Wolf finished with 14 points for Sacred Heart (2-4). PCA led 28-16 at halftime and 46-28 en-tering the final quarter.

Canton swimmers coast

The Plymouth Canton girls won their second dual meet in as many tries Thursday, domi-nating Western Lakes Activities Association

division opponent Farmington Hills Harrison 128-58. Sara Larson was first in two individual events, and

Susan Pritchard won one race and helped the Chiefs win two relays in their pool.

Pritchard anchored the 200 yard freestyle relay, which included Beth Berger. Susan Daoust and L)an ielle Yockey. The Canton time was 1:50.82. Yockey and Pritchard were joined by Katie McWhirter and Jill Mellis in the 400 freestyle, which the Chiefs won in 3.56.92.

Larson swam the individual medley in 2:25.63 and the breast stroke in 1:14.95. P r i t chards time in the 200 freestyle was 2:08.03.

Pam Pritchard won the backstroke (1:08.91) and Jill Barnes the butterfly (1:09.57). and both were on the winning medley relay, which included Selena Bastine and Daoust and had a 2:03.02 finish.

Also winning for Canton were McWhirter in the 100 freestyle (58.57) and Brooke Larson in diving with 196.4 points.

"We got to swim some of our depth kids, and that was good." Canton coach Hooker Wellman said, cit-ing the Larsons. Barnes and Susan Pritchard for out-standing efforts.

Bastine and divers Adrienne Brenner and Brie Wall also performed well, and Jenny Wamke is pro gressing rapidly and doing a good job. V^ellman said.

"We need to get some more meets, so (the swimmers) can figure out how to race." hi- said •They're looking good and training hard. They just need to focus more on what they're doing.

The annual Western Lakes Activities Association Relays will take place Thursday in the Plymouth Sa lem pool. The diving preliminaries and swimming fi-nals begin at 5 p.m. Admission is $2.

Ocelots thwart comeback

Some former Schoolcraft College volley bailers had it in for the old school Thursday.

After spotting the Ocelot* a two-games-to-none lead, the University of Michigan Dearborn came storming back The Wolves won the next two games, but then their rally stalled as SC was able to pull out a victory. 15-1. 15-12. 15 17. 10-15.15-10 at SC

"We got off the mark and they slid right in." said SC assistant coach Alisha Love, who filled in most of the match for Tom Teeter*, who was ill "It was an uprising of former Schoolcraft players."

That uprising w^s led by Kari Domanski and An-gie Lankford But it wasn't strong enough, as Love noted. "After their adrenalin wore off. our talent took over."

SC. now 5-1 for the season, got nine kills and 17 digs from Julie Wood, six kills and 13 assists to kills from Nancy Ehlert. three service aces and eight as sista from Tracis Clendenen. and. according to Love, an outstanding defensive showing from Jennifer Damphousae. who had 52 digs

Zavagnin leads UNC team

It ' s not an easy arena to make a name for oneself in soccer, but Kerry Zavagnin of Canton ian t doing too badly.

The former Radford Catholic Central graduate has started his fraahman year at the University of North Carolina strongly, even if his team b a s n t .

The Tar Heels were 1 -5-1 through their Bis* five matches, but Zavagnin haa sparkled with three goal* and two aaaists (eight points)

Canton Softball Center will be the site of the Senior Softball World Series this week. The National Trails team, dominated by Observerland men, is among the contenders in the 50-and-over age division after fin-ishing fourth last year.

B Y D A N O ' M K A R A S T A F F W H I T E R

Bob Kaump recalled the time he and his age-50-plus teammates took the field for a softball game against younger men in a 35-and-over league.

"There was some chuckling as we walked up ." he said. "But the chuckling changed to Hey. these guys can play some ball' by the time we got to the middle innings.

"We like playing against younger competition — and if we lose that 's OK — because it gels us ready for our own age bracket. But we don't take it any less seriously."

National Trails, which includes Kaump and many other Observerland players, is one of 103 teams competing this week in the Senior Softball World Series at Canton Softball Center.

Teams from the United States and Canada will play for championships in six age groups: over-50, 55. 60. 65. .0 and (for the first timet 75.

The opening ceremonies take place Wednesday morning, and the games be-gin at 10 a.m. The finals are scheduled for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Each team

plays four games to determine seeding for the double-elimination tournament. Admission is free.

Ken Maas of Clinton Township, who helped organize the SSWS four years ago. has seen the event grow from 63 teams the first year in Greensboro. N.C., and the quality of competition get better as more players take up the game

"What we're seeing are members of these ballclubs who are former minor leaguers and some who played in the Major Leagues," he said. "We have smart players and many have kept themselves in good playing condition.

"The caliber of ball will be surprising to those who haven't seen it. I know of one fella (Mel Trebble) who's 83 and plays a heckuva shortstop."

The Kids N Cubs from Florida, a team of octogenarians who have been the subject of features on national tele-vision. are entered in the 75-over brack-et.

The team uniform of long white pants, white shirts and black bow ties distinguishes its members. One of its players, former Michigan resident

George (Buck) Bakewell. ia the oldest in the World Series at 100.

Al Moran of Farmington Hills, the second baseman for National Trails and assistant baseball coach at Bedford Catholic Central, is one of the many for-mer pros. He was the starting shortstop for the New York Met* in the early 1960s.

"If we don't get hurt , we should do pretty well." Moran said, adding the team has had a lot of recent injuries. "Our chance of winning is just as good as six or seven others. We could play a possible 12 games in four or five days, and that 's a lot of games for 50-and over players. "

National ' 8 o n e two Michi-gan teams in that age group, the other being Nothdruft Tool from Mount Clemens. They finished fourth and third, respectively, last year in West Palm Beach behind the hometown Flor-ida legends and Premiere Cruise Lines

In its preliminary games. National Trails plays Vancouver at 5:30 p.m. and the Legends at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. It plays the California Classics at 5 p.m. and the Rhode Island Colts at 6.30 p.m. Thursday.

"Some people scoff at this, but those who come out will see pretty good soft-ball because there are very few bad teams in this." said Kaump. a Redford resident who teaches in Farmington

Rocks roll

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Salem victory: Leslie Gotts and her Plymouth Salem girls basketball teammates began de-fense of their WLAA title Thursday with a win over Livonia Churchill. See story on this page.

Other area players on the Trails roster are Bob Delfgauw of Redford; Vaughn Covert. Don Dombey, Chuck Hebestreit and Ken Johnson of Livo-nia; Milo Karhu of Farmington Hilla, Joe Martin. John Fawcett. Paul (Pete) Woodard and Gerry Ratkewicz of Plym-outh-Canton; J im Newman and Don Phillippi of Northvilie.

David Storvia and John Sprya are for-mer Redford residents. Other players are Joe Gamrat, Dave Puex and Jon Raniszewski. Plymouth's Terry Lockey is the manager and Redford's Bill Han-nan a coach.

Hebestreit is the former girls basket ball and softball coach at Livonia Ste-venson. Johnson is the superintendent of Redford Union Schools and Karhu is a former assistant high school principal at RU. Martin and Fawcett played baseball in the Detroit and Kansas City-farm systems

Phillippi, a former high school and college basketball official, is the pitch er The starting lineup has Martin (.546) at catcher. Raniszewski (.521) first base. Moran (.445) second. Karhu ( 608) shortstop. Woodard (.650) third and Kaump (.627), Delfgauw (.559). He-bestreit (.549) and Covert (.448) in the outfield. Johnson (.539) ia the extra batter. Averages reflect 65-game totals.

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Raiders no match for Chiefs B Y N E A I Z I P S K R S T A F F Wurrta

If Thursday's Western Lakes Actixi ties Association game against visiting Plymouth Canton was a test for the young North Farmington girls basket ball team, the Raiders won't be ready for the final exam for awhile

Though the upstar t North couldn't pull the upset against the No. 2 Class A team in the state, the Raiders believe their 77-34 loss is a sign of progress for their program

North, which fell to 4-2, was no match for the Chiefs, who improved So 6 0

The Raiders, who have no seniors on their squad, will take the loss and use it as a goal of where they want there pro gram to go, according to coach La net-Da via

"I felt this game would give us a good idea where we are as a team." he said "We were 4-1 and had some tests and were successful with those tests — but this was a challenge Canton has a great program.

"1 feel this will ultimately benefit us We will leam from it. Like they say 'You can only get better by playing the best. (Canton coach Bob) Blohm does an excellent job there and one day we will be like them. Maybe next year."

The game featured a match-up of two of the area's lop poat players — senior Stephanie Gray of Canton and junior Carey Perkins of North

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Salem gridders rebound with 35-14 win B Y D A N O ' M K A R A 8 T A » > W W T K S

Plymouth Salem's football team demonstrated why the triple-option attack can be a nightmare for oppos-ing defenses Friday night.

Quarterback Rob Kenney and fullback Andy Szydlowski teamed up to lead the Rocks in their 35-14 victory over visiting Walled Lake Central.

Kenney scored twice on option keepers resulting in runs of 74 and 42 yards and threw a 42-yard touch-down pass ' to Szydlowski. who also ran 18 yards for another Salem TD.

Kenney mshad for 146 yards on five carries. Ssydlawski 103 on 13 attampta. a* Sal aw outga ined the Vikings 361-51 on the ground. Centra) got moat of its 267 yards through the air in the second half.

"Our fullback started of t having a good night, and they were taking the pitch away," Salem coach Tom Moahimar said. "We knew Kenney could run. All he needed was a little experience and some confidence, and I think he got that tonight.

" H e threw the ball fairly well, and I thought he ran the offense extremely wall."

The Rocks (2-1) did a reverse of the previous week when they trailed Farmington Hills Harrison 32-0 at halft ime and built a big lead themselves against the Vikings. 21-0.

Salem didn' t have a turnover, either — a complete turnaround from the previous game when they com-mitted seven — and the field conditions (wet and muddy) were much worse

"We got a couple big plays early, and it gave us some momentum." Moahimer said

Salem scored the first time it had the ball. A 31-yard run by Brandon Walton and s face-mask penalty set up Szydlowski's T D run early in the first quarter.

Kenney's 17-yard pass to Scott Helmstadter on fourth and 8 from the Central 21 led to Walton's 4 yard T D run midway in the second.

The Rocks scored again with a minute left in the half, driving 75 yards in five plays Kenney threw a screen pass to Szydlowski in the right flat, and the stocky fullback turned up the right sideline, sidestep ping a tackier at the 20.

The Vikinga (1-2). forced to throw ia the second half, had some success passing MikrGlusk i was 13-of-26 with two interceptions for 160 yards. Ken Shiller 2-of-S for 46 yards

T h e field conditions hurt us psychologically, be cause our kids know we do better en a dry track." Central coach Darrell Harper sa id

"We never got going offensively They were more physical than us They deserved to win They outhit

Gluski passed 12 ysrds to David Johns ton for a T D on Central's first possession of the second half But the Rocks needed five plays to score again and mak« the score 29-6.

Kenney kept the ball on the option, stepped inside of the defensive back on the slippery field and sprint ed 74 yards for the score He also ran for the two point conversion.

"The fart we came back and scored right sway was a real key. not because it put the game out of reach but it made it difficult for them to come back." Moshimer said. "I didn't feel safe, not with them throwing the ball around, until Kenney scored the last one "

On first down from the 42. Kenney dashed off an other T D run. giving Salem a 35 6 lead with 7:12 re maining in thai

"We work on (the quarterback keeper) all week, they Just run it vary well." Harper said. "We tell our players They ' r e going to run the fullback and run the fullback' — and aa soon as you cheat and come in they go with the quarterback "

Shi tier pasaed 21 yards to Chris Kourtakis for Can tral'a second T D late ia the game Rogrr Wilson gained 33 of 51 rushing yards fee the Vikings Kenney was 3-of-5 passing for 65 yards

2 C ( P , C ) T h e O b s e r v e r / MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1 9 9 2 -

Warriors win 3rd at Canton expense BY BILL PARKER STAFF WRITER

They ran, they passed, they kicked. They h i t , they blocked, they intercepted.

Walled Lake Wes te rn ' s football team used every aspect of a ba l -anced a t tack F r iday to earn a 38-0 victory over v is i t ing P lymou th Can-ton in the Wes te rn Lakes Activi t ies Association W e s t e r n Division open-er for both t e a m s .

After years of mediocr i ty , t h e Warriors are off t o a 3 -0 s t a r t a n d have themse lves a n d the i r oppo-nents believing t hey are for real.

" I t ' s a great feel ing," said senior quar terback Dave Walk ing , who passed for th ree t ouchdowns a n d ran for another . " I n the pas t every-one had kind of p u t u s down, but th is year we c a n show everybody we're a good footbal l t e a m . "

Canton coach Bob Khoenle was also impressed w i th the Warr iors .

" T h i s is t he be s t t eam I've seen at Western a n d I 've been here (Can-ton head coach) for 16 years ." he said. " T h e y have gXod size. They come off t he bal l . They have good speed. They p lay good defense. They have a good shot th is year. They have been bui lding th i s t e am

. for a few years. They 've taken the i r

knocks, now i t ' s their t u rn . " Fr iday it was the Chiefs t ak ing

the knocks a s th ree Can ton mi scues led to an early 21-0 lead for the Warr iors .

T h e Chiefs , who sl ipped to 0-3 for the f i rs t t i m e in eight years, t u rned the bal l over on a fumble on the opening drive of the game a n d Wes t e rn ' s Zack Budden recovered at t he C a n t o n 40-yard-line. Si* plays later Warr ior Arnie Gillert (61 ya rds on n ine carries) found the end zone with a 21 -yard scamper, b u t the T D was null if ied by a cl ipping penal ty . W a t k i n s (4-of-7 for 99 yard) hooked u p with wide receiver Rob Budd on a 31-yard T D on the next play to put the Warriors on the hoard. Trav i s I lacqua nailed the first of five extra points as Western look a quick 7-0 lead.

Gil lert set u p Western ' s second touchdown when he picked off a Kevin S h a n k i e pass at the 30 a n d re turned it to the Chiefs" 15-yard-line. Gillert capped a five-play dr ive when he took a pitch from W a t k i n s on the opt ion a n d scored from eight van ! out with 1:41 remaining in t h e first.

Dwayne L u c a s came u p with the big defensive play on C a n t o n ' s next

possess ion. Facing fou r th down at the i r own 42, Can ton set u p to punt-But the s n a p was high enabl ing Lu-cas to fight off a block a t t h e line,

-burst in to the backfield a n d block the pun t . M a t t Loebig recovered for Western a t t he Canton 25.

W a t k i n s & Company went back to work a n d it d idn ' t t a k e t hem long to find paydi r t . T h e senior signal caller hooked u p with Budd on a 25-yard scoring pass on the f i rs t play of the ensu ing drive.

"At t h e s tar t of t he game we m a d e th ree mis takes , a fumble , an in tercept ion and a bad snap , and it all hur t u s . " Khoenle said. " I ' m not saying it would have tu rned the game a round , but we sure helped them. But t h a t ' s been the story for u s so far t h i s year. We've had 10 tu rnovers in three games . "

Wes te rn j u m p e d ahead 28-0 late in the second quar te r when Wat-kins a n d Budd hooked u p once more, t h i s t ime on a 25-yard T D pass .

" W e prac t ice by ourselves a lot on long p a t t e r n s and t iming . " said W a t k i n s of his three T D passes to B u d d . "I t kind of paid off tonight . But I have to give credit t o the line-men. They blocked great. We

wouidn t be able to do any of U wi thou t t h e m . "

Wes t e rn ' s defense, led by B u d d e n (11 first h i t s a n d six ass is ts) Lind-say (seven first hits and four as-s i s t s ) a n d Neil Potter (four first h i t s four ass i s t s ) , bottled the Chiefs u p on t h e opening drive of the sec-ond half a n d forced the C h i e f s - t o pun t in to a stiff wind from the i r own 18-yard-line.

Western took over at the Chiefs ' 34 and W a t k i n s scored on the op-tion on t h e first play of the drive. I lacqua added a 25-yard field goal late in t h e th i rd for the final margin of victory.

" T h e nice part is tha t we have so m a n y d i f f e ren t weapons . " sa id Western coach Chuck Apap. "If they try t o take away our r u n n i n g game we have receivers who can catch a n d run with the ball a n d a qua r t e rback who can throw, We can run power We can run opt ion . We're very balanced. We've been working very hard on tha t . Ba lance is a big t h ing and you need going into a game with a team like Fa rm-ington Har r i son . "

T h e War r io r s travel to Har r i son S a t u r d a y for a key WLAA ba t t l e with the Hawks

Anderson leads North North Farming ton ' s T o d d A n -

de r son ran wild Fr iday , b u t t h e Ra ide r s had to hold off boat Livonia Stevenson in a Western L a k e s Act ivi t ies A s s o c i a t i o n L a k e s Division footbal l e n c o u n -ter . 17-14.

Anderson, who racked u p 273 y a r d s in 30 carries, scored on the game ' s opening play, a 70-yard touchdown run. T h e senior add-ed a 30-yard T D run in the sec-o n d quar ter .

" W e couldn ' t con ta in h im . " sa id Stevenson coach J a c k Rear don , whose team is 0 - 3 overall. " H e ' s the best r u n n i n g back we've played against . H e ' s a good football player."

Stevenson trai led 17-7 a t half-t ime.

T h e Spa r t ans t ied it early in the second quar te r on a 3-yard T D run by Mike Reding ton .

Mitch Bender, in for in jured place kicker Scott Lxjrd (two-for-

two on extra points) , added a 21-yard lie Id goal for North l i - l ) j u s t before th« half-

S tevenson cut t he deficit t o 17-14 in the four th quar te r when M i c a h Lietzau caught a 4-yard pass from b a c k u p quar te rback Kevin Szcrembara . who was fill-ing in for the in jured J . J . Rarog (139 total yards) .

Brad Morgan was S tevenson ' s l e a d i n g r ece ive r w i th f o u r ca tches for 81 yards. Cliff Mick elson also picked off a pass

N o r t h v i l i e b l a n k s C h a r g -ers

On Friday, Kevin Shaw ran for two T D s as host Northvil le (2-1) gradual ly wore down Livonia Churchi l l (0-3) in the WLAA Western Division opener, 31-0.

The* Mus tangs led 14-0 at ha l f t ime and put it away with 17 second- half poin ts .

T H E W E E K A H E A P S o f t b a l l f r o m p a g e 1 C

PREP FOOTBAU Friday. S*pt 25

RedfcxO Uri«on at Easel fore. 3 30 p.m Liv FranMm at llv ChurcfiMI. T 30 0 m. Uv Stevenson ai WsW Glenn. 7 30 p.m Nonnviie at Ply Canton, 7 30 cm. farmmglon itWL Central. 7 30 p.m Woodhaver at Garden Crty, 7 30 p m Bee Trwrston at Taylor Kennedy 7 30 p m Wayne Memorial at Wyandotte. 7:30 p m

Saturday, S«pt-2« Ry Salem at N Farmmpon. I p.m. W I Western at Farm Hamson. I p m Bttflop Borgess at 0.L- St Mary's. 1 p.m. Luir-eran west at imh Westiand. I p.m. Ciareneeville at B H CranOrooh. I p.m. Reoiora CC vs Warren DelaSaue at RoseviBe Mem Field. 7 30 p.m St Agatha vs A.A Gat> Ricnaro it RU s Kraft F«id. 7 30 p.m

GIRLS BASKETBALL Tuesday. S«pt 22

Ply crmstian at B« Roeper. 6-30 p.m. Fammflon at Clarenceville. 7 p.m lev cnurcfwa ai Don Edsei Ford. 7 p.m Liv Frankkn at Deartxwn. 7 p.m Bedford uraon at Liv Stevenson. 7 p.m Westumd Gienn at Garden City. 7 p.m. H W Reg«na at »y Canton. 7 p rr Watertora Mott at Farm Hamson, 7 pm. Wai Kettering at N Farming!on. 7 p.m D M Crestwood at Red Thurston. 7pm Nonhville at Wayne Memorial 7pm Brshoo Borgess at Det Benedictine. 7 p.m. St AgatnaatDet Ho«y Redeemer, 7 p.m M-jron vaney at A P inter-Cily. 7 p.m

Thursday. Sept. 24 A P Catxmi at B»sr>oo Borgess. 7 p.m. St Aipnonsus at St Agatha. 7 p.m Uv ladywood at Farm Mercy. 7 p.m. Harper wos at Lutn Westland. 7pm H w luin East ai CiarenceviBe, 7pm N Farming!on at Uv OiurcMI. 7 p.m Piy Salem at Irv Franwm. 7pm U» Stevenson at Farm Hamson 7pm Westland Glenn at Pty Canton. 7 p.m Farrrvington at W L Western. 7pm D&n Easel Ford at Garden City. 7 p.m Country Day at ReaforO Union. 7pm Red Tnorston at Taylor Kennedy. 7pm Wayne Memonal al Monroe. 7 p.m

Friday, Sept. 2S Huron valley ai Oak Chnstian. 7 p.m Ply Christian vs D H Fairiane at Lowell Middle School. 7 30 p.m

Saturday. Sept. 26 AdnanatF^y Salem. 6 30 p m

BOYS SOCCER Monday. Sept 21

Redford Union at SoutnfleW. 4 p m ., Taylor Kennedy at Red Thurston. 4 p.m

Pty Chnstsan vs Det Trinity at Hines Pan> (RtvenUe). 4 30 p m W L Central at Liv Franklin. S 30 p m Pty Canton vs. By Salem iCEP), 7 p.m Liv Churchill at W L Western, 7 p.m Farrrwngion at Uv Stevenson 7 p.m fnortfiwlle at Farm Hamson. 7 p.m N F^mmgiort at B H Lahser. 7pm Dtm Edsei Ford a I Garden City. 7pm

Tueeday. Sept. 22 Red»ord CC at U O Jesuit. 4 p m Don Easel Ford al Red Th»#ston, 4 p.m Huron vaney at B H Pcetfcr 4 30 p m lutn Westland at Lutheran East. 4 30 p m P>y Christian vs Oakland Christian a! Hines Park < Riverside i. 1 3 0 p m

Wednesday. Sept 23 Garden City at Redford Union 4 p.m. Tav«or Center ai Red Thurston. 4 p.m S Farmmgton at Farming!on 5:30 p m Ply Salem at W L Central. 7pm W L Western at Pty Canton. 7 p.m. Liv Stevenson at Uv, OhurO* 7pm Liv Franklin at Northville. 7 p m

Thursday. Sept 24 Cranorook at lu«h Westland, 4 30 P m Huron vaiiev at Mich School Deaf. 5 p m Redford CC at A A Huron. 5-30 p.m

Friday. Sapt 29 S *e« Chnstian at Huron vasey, 4 30 p m Pty Christian vs warren Bethesda at H*ies Park <Rivers<da). 4 30 p m Trenton at Uv Frankkn. 5- 30 p.m Liv Stevenson at Farm Hamson. 5 30pm

Saturday. Sapl 28 Bedford CC vs M M Bishop Foley at Be>i Oeek Pars 11 a m Liv CnurcMIl at Sag Mentage noon Troy Athens at My Salem. 1 p m «y Canton at Bntfrton. 1 p.m

MEM S SOCCER SOCCER Wednesday Sept 23

SchooicraB at Oena CC, * p m Saturday. Sept 2«

Schooicrart at CuyaTKJfa (0tw». I p m

WOMEN'S C 0 U 1 « SOCCER m 2«

L(HT|Y» Merafnec. 11 am S craft vs Florissant Vaaey (Mo L I pm

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Fionssar* vasey vs Famungda* 11 a m Schoolcraft vs Meramec (Mo ). I p m

WOMEN'S COALEBE VOLLEYBALL Tuesday. 22

Siena Hear ts at Madonna. 7 p m Schoolcraft at Oakland CC. 7 p m

TWeday. Be*. 24 Madonna at nwadata. T p.m Schoolcraft af Henry Fonl CC. 7 & m

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Nat iona l T ra i l s is 47-18 and ad-vanced to the S S W S by f in i sh ing second in a M o u n t Clemens qual i -fying t o u r n a m e n t and subsequen t ly won a London (Ontario) qualif ier .

T h e team is 16-5 and second in a 50-over league in Oak Park b u t is tied for first place in a Redford 35-over league with a 10-3 record.

" W e compe te qui te well fn our (35-plusl league." K a u m p said , a d d i n g N a t i o n a l T r a i l s h a s n ' t played many 50-and-over teams. " I t gives u s an edge. T h a t ' s why we're

in it. "A lot of base hits t ha t are t aken

awav from u s in the 35-and-over It-ague fall in against tile 50-and-over t e a m s . "

W a y n e Coun ty Executive E d M c N a m a r a ' s office is responsible

fur br inging the S S W S t o th i s area, and Lit t le Caesars and Northwest Airl ines are major spop*ors. Litt le Caesars owner Mike Hitch will host a welcoming par ty for all involved T u e s d a y at t he Fox Thea t r e , and Henry Ford M u s e u m will be the site of ano the r S S W S par ty Satur-day night.

T h e event is expected to bring "T.0UU vis i tors to the area a n d add $4 mill ion to t h e local economy.

" T h i s is going to be the mos t out-s t a n d i n g event Can ton h a s seen in many yea r s , " township supervisor T o m Yack said. " (CSC) h a s been a very big part of our c i ty ' s image, a n d it deserves th is k ind of recogni-t i on . "

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"We ' re going to have more t e a m s t han we know what to do wi th . " he said. " I see so much growth in the near f u t u r e - w e ' l l have lo design a new qua l i fy ing system. (The re are nine regionals in the U.S. a n d two in C a n a d a . )

" I f t h e n u m b e r s get much bigger, t he q u e s t i o n is 'Where do we hold it?* We ' re fo r tuna te here in C a n t o n T o w n s h i p we have a 12-diamond fa-cility. b u t there aren't many of t hem a r o u n d the U.S."

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• POOL/0AST LEAGUE

Pogo'tt Bar a n d Gril l will begin its fall pool and dart league the week of Oct. 5. If interested in par t ic ipa t ing , contact John Antonczak a t 459-9696 or 459 9748.

• SOCCER SIGN UP

There will be a h ign-up sess ion and organizational mee t ing for the Plymouth Salem girls soccer team al 4.30 p.m Monday. Oct. 5. in Room 2703 at Salem High School For information call coach Ken Johnson (397-06681.

• SOFTBALL NEWS

The USSSA Na t iona l Invi ta t ion Tournamen t will be p layed Oct. 3-4 at Canton Softbal l Cen t e r . Compet-itive and recreational t e a m s are welcome. T h e entry fee is $175.

The Last Swing T o u r n a m e n t will be a one-day event S u n d a y . Oct. 4. at CSC. All t e a m s are welcome and guaranteed three games . T h e entry fee is $85 plus a $3 -pe r -game urn pi re fee.

F«r information or t o en te r e i ther tournament call 483-5600. e*t. 102.

• HAWKS WIN TITLE

The Michigan Hawks , an under-16 girls soccer t eam, bea t Livonia Youth Soccer C lub U n i t e d , 2-1. to will i ts division recent ly a t the Troy Classic VII T o u r n a m e n t .

The Hawks, coached by Pau l Sci-J f l n a and Ken H a m m a n . a lso de-f te ted the Troy Charge r s in a semi-firwl match. 3-1. They a d d e d wins against the BSFC Blazer* of Bir-mingham, the Roches t e r Hi l l s Rockers and the G u e l p h . On ta r io Rwyals in |HX>1 play

Members of the H a w k s include: Aimee Couaino, Miche l l e Fa tu t e . Laura Fedrigo, Amy Marcoe . Angie Siggia and E l i zabe th Szkryba lo . all of Livonia; J enny Bazzarel l i a n d Nlari Hoff. both of C a n t o n ; Kelly l .ukasik. P lymouth . Kar i Westveer . Troy; Kathryn Sobre ro . Wes t Bloomfield; Hea the r Hu iz ing . Jess i -ca Jones and Kat ie H o h l . all of Northville; Kelly H a m a n n . Milford; Muthoni Muirur i . O k e m o s ; a n d Charlene Ramsey. Bellevil le .

, Y .» " P l y m o u t h Can ton rebounded (mn> its lwi>» til Livunia Frankl in

• SALEM 4. FRANKLIN l : T h e No.

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Brian Spuck for two weeks when be twisted an a n k l e against Farming-

earlier in the week by bea t ing Livo-nia Churchi l l 1-0 Wednesday

T h e Chiefs , r anked seventh in the s ta te in the last coaches poll , knocked off t he No. 10 Chargers when Alan Samoue l i an scored the only goal with 47 seconds left in the game

"That was cu t t i ng it sort of close." Can ton coach Don Smi th said. " W e were in f ront of each other 's goal several t i m e s b u t couldn ' t gel good sho t s . "

Jeff Fl iss ass i s ted on t h e goal, which resul ted f rom a loose-ball scramble in f ront of the Church i l l net.

Senior goalkeeper Ryan Henkel made 10 saves for the Chiefs , who are 2-1 in the Wes te rn Division of the Wes te rn I^akes Activi t ies Asso n a t i o n a n d 5-2-2 overall Churchi l l is 2-1 1 and 3-2-2.

rash of in jur ies to de fende r s and re ma ined unbea t en a t 8-0-1 overall.

Sa lem p lanned to play a defen sive game because of the injury sit-ua t ion but got two goals from Ryan P h i p p s to lake a n early lead Mark Mac lnn i s a s s i s t ed on both

T h a t al lowed coach Ken J o h n s o n to move a l l - s ta te r T o m Baker ' one ass is t ) back to the midf ie ld from sweeper. and the Rocks led 3-0 at ha l f t ime after a goal by Brian Wright.

Doug Har r iman scored a second-half goal David S te ine r t scored for the Patr iots <6-2-11 off a res tar t late in the game

"The di f ference was Sa l em was ready for the game . " F rank l in coach Fran tz I^amarre said. " W e came out and watched in the first ha l f . "

T h e Rocks lost Jeff Kiev for si* weeks after he tore ank le l igaments in the Livonia S t evenson game, and

ton Harr iaon. The i r replacements from the JV

team. TrevuT P r u e t t (arm) a n d Phi l Shipley (ankle) , were injured Wednesday .

Kevin Li t t le , who replaced the in-jured J a s o n O b e r h e l m a n (kneel, moved to de fense at tha t poin t . Baker s ia r ted ai sweeper Wednes-day, and Joe Pe r ron came off t he forward l ine to t a k e his place in the midfield. giving the Sa lem l ineup a stronger defens ive base

• S'FIELO CHRIST. 3. PCA I rSou th f i e ld C h r i s t i a n rallied in the second half T h u r s d a y to defeat Ply mouth C h r i s t i a n Academy, which led 1 -0 at ha l f t ime.

F re shman S h a w n Walker scored fise m i n u t e s in to the game for the Kagles (4-6). PCA goalkeeper J a m i e Neil made 17 saves

B a s k e t b a l l f r o m p a g e 1 C

Gray won the l>attle by scoring 16 points and grabbing seven rebounds in 2 '^ qua r t e r s of play. Pe rk ins had 15 points and five rebounds.

"I like playing against good play-ers." Gray said. " ( P e r k i n s ! pos t s -up so big i t ' s hard to get a r o u n d her ."

Nor th did lead 4-2 nearly four minu tes in to t h e game, b u t it was all downhil l f rom there. T h e Chiefs used a swarming m a n - t o - m a n . full-court press and forced the Raiders into count less tu rnove r s — 33 for ihe game.

" W e hand led the i r p ressure early but they are 10 deep solid a n d 1 think it eventua l ly wore us down. ' ' Davis said.

The Chiefs ended I he first qua r ter on an 11-3 run and held Nor th scoreless for the first four minu te s of the second qua r t e r to expand their lead to 19-7. C a n t o n led 33-16 at ha l f t ime .

Wha t hur t Nor th the most , as ide from its turnovers , was C a n t o n ' s domina t ion of the offensive boards. The Chiefs o u t r e l s m n d e d Nor th 33-21 for the game but held an incredi-ble 18-3 advan tage on t h e offensive

• ' I f you said we were going to score 77 points, I would have said no way . . . But I thought we shot the ball well ton ight , played good defense and ran the f loor well. '

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glass " W e have s o m e good kids who

can get to the glass a n d get the ba l l . " Blohm said. " I thought we could win t h i s game, a n d I thought we could win ihe offensive boards. Wi th our p ressure . 1 wanted them to have to work t h e liall u p the court and not let t h e m get t he ball to Carey so she could pou t -up . "

" T h e tu rnovers and the offensive rebounds hur t us . " Davis said " W i t h C a n t o n being taller, you have lo go above a n d beyond jus t boxing ihem out We weren ' t doing

tha t and they were o u t j u m p i n g us . " The Ch ie f s were also able to take

more t h a n twice as many sho t s as Nor th . C a n t o n m a d e 35 of 82 field gi>al a t t e m p t s 143 |>ercent> com pared to N<mh ' s 38 percent shoot ing i 12 of 32l .

"If you sa id we were going to score 77 po in t s , I would have said no way." Blohm said. "I saw Nor th play ( T u e s d a y I against Pon t iac Centra l a n d they have a nice team But I t hough t we shot the hall well tonight , p layed good defense a n d r»n the floor wel l ."

"Lance is a great coach and I d i d n ' t expect it to lie th i s easy," Gray said " I thought we played good defense a n d d id well on the iM.ards We are p las ing more togeth-er each game We are rebounding bet ter a n d ro ta t ing on defense l>et-ter "

Senior forward Kelly Holmes came off t he bench to score 10 points for C a n t o n . Jun io r forwards Erica Ande r son a n d Lisa N i c a s t n had nine po in t s each, while Robvn Yachow added eight fourth quar te r

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>orS Pfopartaa. Inc WESTLANO •"<«> Ml kllchan. storage, parsetg Meet 8 •rote' «n-ducMd Neai i M M M 8 Joy $380i mo - security No pets Araa-abie Oct is' Afie* 8pm 437-3131

WesliarwS

H E L P ! us ha4p ro«j hai» the pariact place tor you i 8 2 bedroom apts starting al $450 mcmdaa evarythmg eicapl elactrioty 8 pho«e Mealed poor tjeautiiui carehee landacatwng No matnlenance of any kind Joei our 128 residents o»«ng .n our spa c>ousapti a1

W E S T L A N D P L A Z A M ar sen M-Odletwtt

427 -1997

Warren near M«}d*eMII Or 2 Bedroom apartments includes Blinds heal 8 »ater On bus ime Can 425-9339 or 464-6042 SPECIAL ON SECURITY DEPOSITS

402 Furnished Apts. For Rent

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM condo Ou.KS.ng 2 Bedroom .' bam tuay lurnianed Oct 15 1992 June 1. 1993. no pels. $1500 'mo 644 7084 N RO»AL OAA • I Bedroom newly decorated lurrwalyd aparlrrwnt Month lo month mckOes uteniea $695 par month 477-3889

ROYAL OAK DOWNTOWN

Studio apartment tuny lurrvtAed $410 per month In Quiet secured adult compei 1 year lease t»Bi> cnei Storage tockers you pay elec-tric - WE PAy HEAT No pets Of-•treet parking and on premiae laun-dry lecihtwa

258-8200 or 542 #559 ROYAL OAK • mature apt com-pletely furr»»hed private no lease no pets nor amoaer $350/mo tn-ctudeautiMws 545-4717 ROYAL OAK 18 2 Bedroom apart merits from $520 mo Shorl leases

Danes cotor TV ee-Ca» 10am-8pm 855-2707

404 Houses To Rent BERKLEY Great 3 Oadroom t bath PungMow w»th basement ga-rage appliances carpet, pewt fenced yard no pets $765 644 f4tt

pet num s>»i'«ds baswmwnt en oosed porcn fenowd 2 car ad *p pi ncea No pets 11 tOO'mo O 6 H PROPERTIES '37 4002 BEVERLY HILLS 2 bedroom ranch hardwood floors central •» 2 car garage ditcher apc*ance« large »er<ed yard Wrafr to Birming-ham %725'mo • uHMM Security required 646-6603

WESTLAND SUBLEASE 2 bedroom apt 1 month free 'ant

Available October 1st 261-8*28

332-6500 Westiand TWO B E D R O O M SPECIAL

at

Western Hills

L imi ted Time Offer Heal and Wate* Paid Ven«ca< Bi«nds ial urvtsi C-abie MO<H-"JP Storage Area C*ose to High»a»s and Man For More inform*!**") CaA

729-6520

Birmingham AooratM dutch co-I onial |ust pawned 3 bedroom new bath ne» kitchen rvardwood boors parage $950 par month 645*256T

404 Houses To Rent (ARMINGTON MILLS - 4 bedroom colonial 2'. balln master bedroom e'<ire*uaC8 I am*, room -hre place Uuii see $1200 489-OMi

FARMINOTON MILLS 1 bedroom ranch a» condrlonng appkancaa. garage on I acre on Northaaaiarn $900 $ 1000 mo 628-2422

f ARMING TON MILLS - 3 bedroom 2 Oath large lanced yard $800/ moMA 1760 726 fARMINGTON MILLS SuparU 3 Bedroom Colonial J's Barns ainetg 'oorti 1st loor laundry ae Graal location $ 1200/mo 881-5028 f ARMING! ON MILLS - « M4a M-ddieoeir area TotaH, nee mien oi' central e>- nee kitchen 8 appli-ances Sma» 3 Bedroom 1 Beth $765 661-2112 FERMOALE 4 bedro men! 'enced yard Clean a.ailaCM immediately $850 lease plus security 545-9978 tNKSTER Nice ] Bedroom Brick ranch garage $590 2 bedroom

404 Houses To Rent SOUTHFIELD Oeel tame, home 3

SOUTHFIELD • 7 bedroom -eeher. dryer $595 • kecurlTy Aao 2 bed room garage HrepMoa W W $850 * aackniy 557 6008 SOUTMEICLO - 3 bedroom 3 Beth ranch tame* room K4I tiaaamam eel ber redecorated neer ahop-petg 3 yr «eee $850/mo 380-8577 SOUTMFICLD rrwigham m mo • aao Caa Dennis

3 bedroom B»

beautiful eaecuthre home „ rasiwd avaHabM Oct 92 thru Mar 93 81800/mo Serioua

313-528-31»

painted 2400 so Bra colonial 2-1 Baths tamey room hrapiece hreshed Beaament an backs lo arooda $1 TOO'mo 08 M PROPERTIES T37-4002

LIVONIA-Clean 3 bedroom 2 cm garage centrei a* l ' i Batti nove

at or Baseman! No pets mo security 478-5579 •hoe. a

856 ml LIVONIA Custom buat aiecutive contemporary 2800 MR 2 Bed • oom den lormel tfcmng great room master u*1e etli eturlpool Oertie- carpel throughout 2 «-re" decs ideal tor entertanmg no pels $ 1400 month 906- 586-9478

LIVONIA NE Cleen 4 t>u»1 sma« 1 Bedroom Apiiiiancas carpel cat OK $375'mc - utiliMs Immadiala occupancy 534-7751 LIVONIA Plymouth Rd r*armmgton Rd 9901 ShedysiOa 2 Bedrooms basement appliances central av 2 car garage Oct I $675 464-9485 L'VOHIA Small cor, 3 Bedroom rvr~ty decorated an appaancas $700'mo No pels keeurir, deposit Oe,s 464-2270 eves 477-3964

WESTLAND Warren Lathers Rd Heat ae carpet intercom parang auwt No pets Large one bedroom $430 Deposit $200 458 8761 Westland

WATERSURY APARTMENTS Cherry Mill between Venoy 8 Mamman

Single story, private entrance erth your own patio Waah8r/0rye' hookups erth spacious storage

722-$558

BIRMINGHAM 6 All U"ES RENT-A-HOME

HOUSES APARfMIN'S ETC PREVIEW t00 S FREE

Tf NANTS & LANDLORDS Share Re'errars

642 1620 WM S ADAMS B-N-NGHAM

DVONiA 3 tied* oom r i Datti tn-«ave« la/ge family room tvepkace ar» appliances garaga »enced »ot uke new' 464- 6304

L IV ONI A . 3 oed'ooms ga*aoe feai termed yard no pets $695 mo

553-277S o» 4? 1-2047 , 11 VON-A 3 bedroom ranch garage K fenced yard N«e neighborhood s. arable Oct t $650 mo

secu'T, 476-0213 BIRMINGHAM Baigain rent on 2 bedroom ranch Ar appliances basement $650 mo 9M Smith Ca« Patti 645-11 T9 or 391-3159

. VONIA « bed-oom t bat»> 3 a* attached ja«age large lot must

w»e tnaade $9 0 mo 473-4594

BIRMINGHAM Beaot/fu 2 bed 'oom. 1 pain garage basement alt appiUKices New'y decorated $925 mo pkus secu' it> deport

644-0429 or 642 56C5 BIRMINGHAM vnarmin 3 bed room sat boi with hardwood ftoors *u«i basement and ga»age $975 Ftf»t and Last 698 4960 or 693 9173 BIRMINGHAM Completely r«no-waied 3 bedroom t bath al) -w» appliances mctud*»g wasner dryer

nt $1000 mo 642-2665 BIRMINGHAM Cute 2 bedroom tenced yard k>h a* appliances Available »ert> October $750 mo Security depos" \ 'eferences re-aped 363 '094

-LOU'MFLFLD FRANKLIN 2 or 3 bedroom spacious town-nij ses r eganf formal dewiq room A a-«a* 'oon* with natural fireplace ;> baths master bedroom suite fuii n.isement 2 car attached ga-• aQ* 1 *om S f295 WEATHERSTONE

TOWNH0USES 3 5 0 - 1 2 9 6

Frank l in Rd . S o l 13 M i l e Managed by Haf-an Enterprises

Southtieid HIDDEN OAKS APARTMENTS Vj OFF RENT, ANY

3 M O S YOU C H O O S E * bunds cfcrarrK Bath central an carports arkilaBle -ntercoms pa-ins Balcon.es CaBW ready large storage area laundry tacJin.es

t BEDROOM $495 J BEDROOM $580

Deity 11-6 Sal 9am-2pm ercept ci-osed these Set dales Sept 19 t 26 Oct 3 >08 24 Nov 148 21 Closed Thurs K Sun I

15833 W ' I Miie avGreeni««] 557 4520

' Based on 13 month occupancy 'Jew tenants only Selected units

SOUTHFIELD uarge spacious 2 bed* oom apart men 1\ appro iimaleiy 1200 So *1 Abundan' cioset and storage space Central e» ennpow coverings c^nouse pool SMAIL PETS WELCOME Security depoS-' ont, $200 Come rmt us at Ctsntxoo* Centre Apartments «ocated on the /rest ude o« Soufhha*d Rd «uSt ) South of »3 Mm Ca» for mora oefairs

642-2500 RENTA.iS STARTING AT $695

SOUTHFIELD

Low Move In Costs 1 B e d r o o m A p a r l m e n t s

FROM $465 Heat Included

Window Treatments

TEL-TWELVE PLACE

3 5 5 - 4 4 2 4

SOUTHFIELD $399 MOVES YOU IN ,

On sheeted unrts • FREE HEAT • Clear, quiet 1 bedroom • Aiam -n oosets • Covered parking • 24 rvi monitored mt»w*iOn ata»m

FROM $56t '2 Mae 4 Lahse*

TYCHINGHAM VALLEV 3 56 4403

Managed by Kaftan Emerpr.ses inc

SOUTHFIELD 11 Mile Befweer

canser & Evergreen

L O W MOVE- IN C O S T S i & 2 B e d r o o m A p i s

FROM $513' Heat Included

Knob In The Woods Apartments 353-0586

Mon -Sat 9-5 Son 12-5 *L*mrted time F*s« 6 months O' a one rear lease New residents Selected unrts

W A R R E N P L A Z A APARTMENIS 1 M O N T H S FREE REN"

$200 Ser.-r.ity Oepovt ' and 2 bed I room from $400 Free Heal and. I Cable Swmnuofl poo« tennis | ' courts A much more Ca»l 754- 1100 ! Located on Hoover and tO Mue

WA *Ut DOWN I OWN Clean I bedroom $375 month

, 2 bedrix>ms 425-montn • seckx> I ty 728-2460 WAYNE F msned etticienc* $75 P^ ereee Unfurnished large St*>dK> $90 per nciudes an uiu-tien

j 326-4 110 j ! WAVNE WES"-AND Special $30 I t oft tor 6 mos Ciean Quiet Attrat t-ve ' bedroom or- Newburgr Rc Cats O * $200 security 721 6699 •

1 WA*NE 1 2 bedroom apartments $395 (I up includes n#at water A appliances Section 8 welcome

326 6972 or 531-9171 WESTLAND

Ford Wayne Floed Area spacious t A 2 bedroom aper-ments »ocat«<3 close to shopping A eapressvays Other amenities n- l elude

.ar-pefmg

W E S T L A N D WAYNE .'FORD RD AREA

Spacious 1 4 2 Bedroom apart ments located close to shopping 8 eipresswars Other amenrties in-clude

-Carpeting . Park uk e Selling • Owner Paid neat • Air Conditioning • Dishwasher • New Counter Tops - Uerbage Disposal

BIRMINGHAM Maple 'Grantorook charrrong < bedroom B/Oi colonial fireplace J&OatnJ 1.1 Chen hard wood floors den 2'i baths ail ap Pkences air 2 car $2200fmo D8 HPRORERTiES 73 7 4002 BIRMINGHAM neai Cooi«»ge 8 Maple 3 Bedroom 1 Beth Ranch 'm.shed Baseman! appliances 04 'age $1050 unities 646-0485

. VONIA 5 Mae Farmtnglon 2 Bedroom a> garage appkances. llcrnSa room A variable immedialeiv $625 mo 421-7714 TIVONIA 6 Mile 8 maStei area i Bedioom. carpeiad tanced yard. $C 70.- mo seCurrfV 8 utilities

•69 5594 ar 552 6804 MADISON ME«MTS 2 Bungalow appi.ancas Clear $600 per montt. Call after 5pm. 689 2942 NOVI OPPORTUNITY .scant move-in r Bedroom, lakef/ont 1521 E Lake Or Walled lake ort 13 Miie-Novi Rd Onr, $600 plus $600 secur-t, 960-0240

NOW! 3 bedroom older home on t ecre «jt $650 pkis aecurit, depoail No cells atier 8pm. 349- 7482 NOVI 9 Mile MeedowBrook 4 Bod room br*c* cokorkai 2 - Baths tam. i, rocfn hardwood floors living dm--Vj room library 2 car covered pa lw.ee updated $ iSOO'mo 0 4 - PROPERTIES 737-4002

TROY Lrvamo»'MapW room 2 bath newt, re. 1800 aq ft ranch with large amag

4 bedroom Near TROY lovaty 4 Bedroc Pemtoroka J Bemmgham lencad yard Nopals $170

TROT - 3 bedroom brick ranch on Bouian near Big Bae.wt 8 Crooks Fu» basemani 3 cm attached ga •age carp«ng thru-out Vapiece m Wvtng room appkancek tor $800 Carpenter Managamant 548-8000 TROY . 3 Decv, room 8 fame, room piece an deck No pell $1100 r

2 Baths trom

WA1ERFORD Caaa lake prrvHeges

WATERFORO nary clear 3 I room ranc*> 2 Baths laundry 2 garage great KM $850/mo

Mon -Fri 9em-5pm 737-3348

401 Duplexes For Rent PLYMOUTH Net r—droom dan p_

appaarcas ae parkmg KM Caoaa

410 Flats

vciuded Daa em ant-storage Bi yard wparking $475 S43-3 BIRMINGHAM Around me corner

trom the Community *ouse 328 W Blown 2 bedroom upper una an Walk to lown 1750 a month Jerry 884-1578 806 847-0831 BIRMINGHAM Uppei Dal Sloeer rs ,tg8rator Near downtown Mo pen »6SO'MO Caa ailai 3pm 43^78*8 E OEARBORN GreenReac 8 Wa. ran area uppei 3 rooms, stove 8 re-tngeretor ncMM Pertecl KJI I

Ca» afler 5PM 848-8050 MtSTOFttC Old Redlord area o> De iron gieet naighbomood 2 Bed room upper flat for rent 8285'MO References needed Option to pur Lhasa sveeetue Caa mor~nos o. after 5pm 848 4842

PLTMOUTM smell 2 bedroom -K' per <n Old VMega no pels heat ap

$450 • security I year 422-3385

REDFORD TV»P una prnrete enira mckrOng washer more $435/mo

1 bedroom upper

412 Tovrnhouses-Condos For Rent

LIVONIA/PLYMOUTH park ake selling 1 Bedro

caipon own laundry r»y cm $530 • NOKTMVILLE-Badro^H mem $850 NOVI Brand new deucned Condo 3 Bediooma 2S Bathe attached i car garage aecunt, syeiem $ '580 MO preker t r weae 883 7149 NOVI RIDGE -house ulaaianl end una New car sonmtree $725

Dec I 380-4023

TALK OF THE TOWN1I NOVI RIDGE

TOWNHOUSES Beautiful 2 8 J Bedroom townnomes

$725 You • enjoy a KM basem*ni •a*rw A Ora« hoos ups Vertical Bkmji new** remodaiad kitchens and much more" . Elementary • Middle School • Nov* High -School a Minutes to Tieer>s Oaaa Mae - Convenient to Esp» eseweys . Beeut ui Oubhouae - Fitneaa Room Large Screen Ty • Pets Welcome s

NOVI RIDGE (On 10 I adcaebrook

ROYAL OAK race downtown t Bedroom flat $425/mo Available Oct 1 544 « H3 ROYAL OAK - 2 Bedroom lower Stove refrargartor oaaamert no pets $575-mo • utartes Ave*a«>» Oct 20 398-8572 or 642 1820 SOUTHFIELD A Quiet 2 bedroom upper *! tame, home naar 8 Mae' mailer Rd New kricher. $495 okis security Section 8 O* 350 1449

W BLOOMFiELO beautiful eaacu live 4 bedroom tamafy room hre-p/acr snechad garage baaament lake prnmeges $1050/mo 891-6568 w BLOOMFIELO 3 Bedrooms 2's Bains remodeiad e"ached 2 car garage appkancas — feapiaca lo caied na» Map* 8 Farmeyton Rd $1 525 tnegotiable! Ryan 549 7309 «* DEARBORN - 4 bedroom 2 bath 2 car garage twnshed Base men! appliances $750'MO 565 2952 582 7306 WESTLAND-Oakgnttui "e«l 3'4 acre 2 bedroom brick vapiaca. ga-rage no baaament Pets eaicome Security 8 utterances 455-7400

WESTLAND - Livonia schools 2 bedroom No pets $600 month 2 months Osposit 2*7785 >oy 560 8040 855 1958 WESTLAND Marnman/Palmer 2 bedroom duple, .mmediais occu-pancy Clean carpal large yard LOW move at $450 month 274-8202

JFI&Y Oct 1 new uoper Hat 2 bed room bath Wvmg dmette kitchen appkancas utamaa $650'mo 2 adunsnopels 879 0003

412 Townhouses-Coodos For Rent

AUBURN MILLS SOUTMFI6LO FARMING TON MILLS

Outstanding 2 8 3 bedroom town houses 8 tenches some anth at tacned garage i hrepwee

Wastbury-Auburn Mis 852 7550 Waatharstone-SoufhTieid 350 '296 Fonpoinie-Farmrngton Mis 473-1127 Summt-Farmington Mis 626-4398 Coveigton-f armmgton 851-2730

KATTAM ENTERPRISES TME TOWIMOUSE SPECIALIST

Hours 11am-5pm AUBURN MILLS South BW3 Souvrei 1 Bedroom Condo $450 per Month plus security 473-1270 oi 875-5323

WESTLANO Private Ren ta l Community

O A K V I L L A G E ! of 2 bedroom 1 bath aupies ranch homes w/tua Basements $495 721 111

BIRMINGHAM Contemporary low-mouse near irenaponawm I town 2 Bedrooms 2 baths a* appk

647-1182

WESTLANO 2 beOoom house ga-rage. Wayne 8 Cherry Mat area $500/mo First last 8 sacurrty Call 313-326-7916 WESTLANO 2 bedrooms neat tenced yard garaga

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 3 Bed-

SOUTHFIELD 12 Miie W oi Telegraph

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s FROM $480-HEAT INCLUDED

L O W MOVE IN C O S T S

POINTEO WOODS APARTMENTS

352-8125 Mon -Sat 9 5 Closed Tuea

Sun 12-4 * c«m»ted lite F#%i 6 months o« a one yea» tease New Residents Selected umts

SOUTHFIELD 12 Miie Rd

t block E ©» Te*eQrap*

L O W MOVE- IN C O S T S S P A C I O U S

S p a c i o u s 2 B e d r o o m A p i s

FROM $629' HEAT INCLUDED

Lancaster Hills Apartmenls

352-2554

• Parti fcka Setting • Owner Pa«d Heat • Laundry Fac»kties - Wmdow Treatments • New Counter Tops • Garbage Osoosats • Prrvete Entrances • Air Conditioning

From $395 Monthly SECONO MONTH S «ENT FREE

WITH t rEAR LEASE COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS

326-3260 WESTLANO Ford NewBurgh area Small t Bedroom efioency type apartment Appkancak utilities in-cluded $305 mo 563 6340 Westiana

FOREST LANE APARTMENTS

6 2 0 0 Nor th Wayne fld

S P E C I A L ! $ 5 0 OFF On 2 B e d r o o m s

For 6 M o n t h s 2 BEDROOM $440 $490

STl®tO $4 10 1 BEDROOM $46C Wrth Approved Cred-f No Appacation fee1

SEN»OR DISCOUNT Amenities etciude

• Heat 1 watw • Carpeting 6 bands • Laundry facaifies • Pool A ae conditioning - Wa*-et c*oset • C itile available - Be««een ford Rd A Hynier

7 2 2 - 5 1 5 5

• Wandow Treatments M<ni Blinds :rom $4 10 Month a* COURT APART

721 -0500 I - W O W - .

$ 4 5 0 F R E E *

SECURITY DEPOSIT-S200

FREE M E A T / H O T WATER

Caubnouae poo« Decks Air Venule b4mds Carpet mciuded

Cable TV Pet units A D*shv»asner s Available

B L U E G A R D E N A P T S Cherry Mm Near Mamman

Da»y I1am-6pm Sat 10am 2pm Sun 1pm-5pm

• Can lor delays 8 appt 729 -2242

e RM'NGHAM walk to town 3-4 bedrooms. 2 baths wood tsoors raserTMOT* a>age Clear. 663 Pur dv 64a 76S3

e RMINGHAM • bed'oom duple* heat eluded $400 month p4uS $500 sed»Xity

674-2301

OAK PARK beautiful « bedroom br<k bun aow 2 Mi baths "emiiy room 'f londa room casement oa

$750-mo Caa Mon thm Fn 557 4970 ; r

OvD REDFORO Sovaaa, ckean •arge 3-4 bedroom colonial Base mem A garage $545 mo • 1'» mos secuntv 626-49S3

6'RMfNGHAM EMMONS 3 oed'oom •mrx.n tenced yard 2 car garage terrn..de»ed kitchen including appliances Ju a tam4y r>eighbor nood wea fo crty pars AvauetMe early October Only $796 plus ut*-i«s Smaa oog aaowed Lease Eh© Can Karen at 6*2 6666 BIRMINGHAM 3 bedrooom Bungalow w»th basement all new carpel wood deck mciudes afl ap-phancea 17T5/mon«\ 626-4421 BL OOMf lELD hillS «crty5 Great »o caiior wege 3 bedroom 3 bath home Un»urrw»hed fc month w v mum $ I 700-mo 0«us utilrtaes 436 7010 or 646 2179

Weettand 1 B E D R O O M ONLY $445

$ 2 0 0 DEPOSIT H e a t / W a t e r i n c l u d e d

New tenants W'creo* 8 < yr leesa No Applications or Cleaning Fees

Specious dean Quiet apartments walk-in closet huge bath heat can trai a* carpet pool CaBie hook up vertical Blends optional EsceMnt maintenance No pels

West land Estates On Wayne Rd S Ot Warren R0 across trom Showcase Cinemas Easy Access to i-275'Mai« i ways

SMART busame tor Sen«*i E iceMent Shopping Area

Open 7 Deys 7 2 2 - 4 7 0 0

BlOOM*tEU> HitiS AREA 15 Miie Teies>rapn « bedroom ranch Available Oct I $1650 mo p*us secunry A uteties 466 9676

WESTlAND

MORE APT. FOR YOUR DOLLAR

LUXURY 1 Bedroom $575"

M i

SOtjTMGATE - t Bedroom span -nent Take over 6 momh leeae $3.85. MO 2 month, free rent

Caa 353-3779

M o v e in for $ 1 9 9 *

2 B E D R O O M Appro r.anelaky 900 so «

LIVONIA SCHOOLS

2 b e d r o o m 2 ba th $ 6 4 7 "

'200 Square Feel L o w Secur i ty Deposi t $ 150

INCLUOTS rUMt I aercise Room Carport iauvsk Intercom MaAied Pooi • Guarded Irvance Alarms' Frankl in River Ap ts 12 Mile A Telegraph

356-0400

STRETCH VOUR RENT DOLLARS *, Large t A 2 Bedr->om Apr*

From $465 Greet Location

ae -n master cioset A snyega bends drahwesher securtv haa doors w-th «n*ercom Balcony or pa bo pooi A p*ay areas

Swwnmasg I We" to WaMC I Carper

nds ac«t»e

Mmotes to Ma«or WOODLAND VILLA

422-5411

SOUTHFIELD

Spsoous 1 bedroom Apts

From $471" Heat Included

CHATEAU RIVIERA APARTMENTS

569-4070

Sa« fO-7 M l M I

SURE MO* TOWNSHW ape"men I on term $325 mo After 5 pm 481 2415 MOOCRN «OMI in SE Irov OR 1-75 '50 kQ fl $450 momh Caa days 584 7340 Troy BUCKINGHAM SOUARE NOW has a one bedroom A t w o bedroom apartment ava i lab le for Oc tobe r 1 o c c u p a n c y Please can

649-5640

West land Park Apts Across Irom Oy Park 1 Cher * , HH>

SPECIAL lIMi'FO TWt€ ONLY SAVE $45/mo

1 bedroom now $430 2 b e d r o o m I H bath $490 $200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS

7 2 9 - 6 6 3 6

WESTLAND 1 Bedroom Qu«< Bunding neel I eater mciuded 1395 mo plus security depoe.' Available now Must see1 553-4522 WESTLANO I Bedroom apartment wrth Stove 8 refrigerator Palmer $ Venoy area $300 plus security R E M C 0 406-0062 W BLOOMFIELO apartment 6 mos $7 75/mo 2 Bad room 2 Beth garage Caa

788 3848 YPSILAHTI/ANN ARIBOR AREA

1 Bedroom, newt, decorated no pets $450 deoos* $380 month <n-

J13 434 32'$

402 Furnished Apts. For Rent

Bir m t n ^ham Downtown MONTHLY LEASES

1 BE DOOM Totally Furnished

$32 50/DAY

UTILITIES IMCLUOED 851-4157

EXtCUTIVt GARDEN ARTS B-mmoham/W Bkxinihalu ''Oy

BL OOMFtElD L AkES ARTS

BlOOMf lELD MILLS home anth old world charm room large country k lichen irmng r oom wrth bnce l*ep«ece sunporr. r« rvc pets References •• jui'ed $1 ISO/month 85 V 1273 BLOOMFIELO TWP 4 Bedroom contemporary wl' study 2't recer»i> renovated 2 car attached mr ed te occupaijcy garage »enced yard $1250 option'

ORION TWP Waidon• jentf* '967 coritemporar* COX>r*V 2414 SQ h 4 bedr oom% 2 batbs studio cer« •ng greatroom 2 car decs air •wOn-ne.s lake privileges $ '500 mo OA h PROPERTIES 737-4002 PLYMOUTH Modem 3 bedroom b*<.k ranch basement 'enced yard For<3a room. I . baths 2 car garage no pets $900 553-6764 PLYMOUTH lb* to bus-neas drs-trict orick Spotless 2 bedroom ap-pliances basement garage fenced rard no pets $620'mo 451-7763 PLYMOUTH • 2 bedroom Victor tan oak floors porch basamant apps ances lease security $625 No pets 59 1 6530 or 455-1728 PL YMOUTH 3 bedroom Ranch family room witn fireplace Pe«a windows dacs basement No oets $925 mo Ca« 34 -2062 PONTiAC HiSTO«»C OlSTRlCT 2-3 bedroom i600sqM t .replace screened porch ftanced yard no pets or smoeert $550 mo 332-4556

Tesegrap* OLD RED*O«O 6 A Periect 2 bedroom fenced n«wty decorated tiaaemerit $445 (M d«K>sn 453-0452 REDFORO Attractive 3 bedroom home desirable location *-ds oaay no pets $625 mo • sec*«rtty

537. 679* to buy Ask for Chaj 540- 2463 CANTON N o« Ford E of SheJon 4 bedroom*. 2 $ beths eitcnen W-•ng dming'tarmiy rooms 2 car at rach«d garaga finished basement central air stove fridge vaster1

dryer d<snwasher "enced backyard A .enable Oct t $1100 455 0 t94

»EDf ORD TWP -2 bedroom Ranch ettacned garage Sem- furmahed fenced «ard newty decorated A car peied fireplace m $600 mo $600 security A credit check 534 3667

CANTON 4 bedroom 2 balh 2 e car garage 1600 SQ It on i 5 acres $950 per month p»u% security AveA •D« Oct i 356-2754

COMMERCE LAhE'RONT Furnished 3 bedroom Oct to May $550/mo > security deposit No pets 737 «N7 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 2 bedroom large kitchen fireplace appeences

after Apm 46i 3064 DEARBORN HEIGHTS aharp 3 Bedroom brick Ranch fenced ,ard ulatty room immadurte occutiency Opt n lo buy $5iO 788 1823 DEARBORN HEIGHTS Warren/ Telegraph 3 Bedroom trO herd

8 Mil i 8 TELEGRAPH 2 Bedroom stove 8 fndga fenced yard oarage Clean $4 75'mo plus sac rt, 737 8828 DETROIT 2 PKSusMaa M Caa aner 5 pm

$400'mo 53440)7

Beaamani aath 2nd kechen By Rowea Pars 4

OEJROIT M l twayaar^^aa^ 7 ty Ca8 eaw ».i.aga 532 8438

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homes Ca« loaey* 758-1

REOFORCl 18820 Gaytord $600 1st 8 last month Month to

month S 0" 7 W of Ink star Open house lues 9-22 Noon 8pm

REDFORO Bedroom home immelfcate occu-pant, Naal, rekurtvmfted $525 per month 928 1073

ROCHESTER HILLS a Bedroom executive Cotoraal aa dfck den6 more $1500/month

375- '944 ROCHESTER- 4 Bedroom 7 a older completer, reOuet home 7 kjl baths Ml Basement ae a neighborhood $850 mo 651 J ROaKO AREA a Bedroom home on private laae large dock eaevinang fishing deer tor cMOren pets ak-ckidmg horses SOO acre parcel $ 1100 per month 559 7744 ROYAL OAR 10 . CempBaa area Garage appk

WESTLANO - 3 Bedroom 1's balh lama, room with replace fenced yard immediate occupany $800 per month After 3pm699-0309r

lis Prvete entrance private yard tua Beaemant arRh weshar dryiar hook up central mr covered parking twee Ouret ne^htortood wa» downtown and ahdppmg $825

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8 Nov. Rd » 349-8200

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Mile Shon 8 months 427 3200

age $800 3»788 V«aoa Wood cla oft Maggert, N o» 8 I

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ROCHESTER Bent*oak Condo J bed'oom 2 Bath washer'drye. drapery gerage Must Be 62 Ben brook amenrties 651-2771 ROCHESTER HILLS 2 Bedroom T'K Baths Basemani pooi du*> house tennis near the Tech Canter itrvmedilVe occupency $ 1050 mc

65 1 5688 ROCHESTER HILLS-Eiceenonai 1800 HH 3-ievei 2 Bedroom townhouse Appl nces aashe-dryer finished waR -out lower ievw arrth fireplace pool fenras attached carport heal $ water aicludea $975/month 852 5 tB3

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391 I f ROYAL OAk CROOKS 8 14 Mftt 2 Bedroom W kitchen aopkances water 8 mamtenanice mchniAc $575 plus security 37^99* TROY 2 bedroom with t tua Be" 4 2% Bath Fmrtned Basement car port poo" Gas water memlenance included $800/mo 855-3573 WALLED LAKE CONDO 2 Bed room 1 Bath garage central e» prmate entrance $695 per month Can alter 5pm 486-1831

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY cory $455 "

Sorry no pets Li Caa Karen

WESTLAND - 3 Bedroom bnck ranch Flushed Basement 2 Beth iWv -emodeied Cherry Hat/Merr. man $72Vmo 585-0393

W H I T E LAKE Twp Sedudad 2 Bed room home tor rent on 2's eooded

•as WaterSord scnooa $450 mo ut*ttes 313 666-4340 WOLVERINE LAKE PRIVILEGES arge B-level 3-4 Bedrooms Vs

Baths central an 2 car garaga $450 every 2 aaakl 62 4 6948 W BLOOMFIELO 3 Bedroom Vs Bath brack ranch near*, carpeted painted Treed lot 2S car attached

tge Lake privileges AveaaB* now" $ 1100/mo 626-4019 W BLOOMFiELO 8095 ANNE OR Bedroom colonial 21* Bams 8v-

rc Oaang 8 tame, rooms dan aw 1st Door laundry $1300 737-8876

405 Rent Option To Buy

BIRMINGHAM . House 3 bed-rooms 2 baths appkancas Baae-

NORTHVILLE COMMONS Sharp 2400 so ft 4 bedroom Colo-nial on super 200 1 deap private lot 26 Ft tamey room Florida Room new weidows carpet deck sprinklers 8 an $1600/M0 Option $214 900

Al Varr Acker 4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0

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BIRMINGHAM on 14 Mile E ot Edgewood 2 bedroom/1 bath Prv vete enliance baaamem waaner dry* hook up kiichar. appliances racaty carpeted A.aaar*. eerfy No-vember Only $825 Sorry no pets Lease EHO

Caa Karen lor appointment 642 8688

BIRMINGHAM S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bedroom Apts

8 Townhomes lamh Fua Basement i From $700 Month

immediate Occupency SPECIAL on Security Depos.1 '

Leasing hrs lam-5pm darfy or after 5 By appt Sat I2noo*-3pm or caa

646 1188

S82S'ftso naal 847-8318

$300 SECuRi DEPO "t SPECIAL Bright 50 s contemporary 7 bed

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644-1300 BlRt4mGHAM l bedro porary condo Sharp QuaH Near town $820 month mdudea capon appaances neat water mt Avaa able Oct IS Caa EMS 855 9655

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WE NEED RENTAL HOMES

407 MoMe Homes For Rent

FAR8WNGTOW MILS O park 1 and 2 bedroon knees carpel No pats

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413 Time Sharing KlSSIMMEE For rent Chrwtakes wma -2/19/92 12/28/92 2 mass from Disney on the lake ' Bedroom Steeps 6 $700 661-S80

414 Southern Rentals BOCA GRANOE lGesparSW tsiandl Florida 2 badroom 2 balh condo tor rant Gui* front tenras courts wimrMVPoo 313-996 1&44 DISNEY'EPCOT Universal Studios 1 i Maes away Lusury 2 and 3 bao room 2 bath condo washer dryer microwave pooi lacuzr* lenmi courts From $525 per -«.m» Days 474-5150 E nmrngs 4 78- 9 713 ENGLEWOOO SW F l 7 Bedroom cable phone fishing golting ten rus Beeches a.adabie tor Jen Fed Me. 261 2984 575-4634 HILTON HEAD t Bedroom condo accommodates 4 adutis on the beach centra*, located $450 «*»•

313-898 280-HUTCHINSOtk ISLAND F L> Oceartlroni condo 2 bedroom 2 Bath Pool laundry kecunt ,

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CANTON CONOO 7 large bed

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FARMINGTON BROOK DA L{ 1 Bedroom condo ax k i dan lea laundry sands club house 8 poor $495 mo «32 '7*8 or 5*34130 FARMINGTON HILLS IV* wn 1*87 J bedroom Ones house 2045 Kt ft 7 , Ball 8rary neutral basement 2 ca 0 4 H PROPERTY 737

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ARl/ONA arm $850 mo

Cay caa. 313 74' 8178

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313 895 2763 TRAVERSE art cute log cebtne on lake leelanau tumrahed sandy beach graat sunset $65 -ognti, or $295 per week 616 841 1980

ARMING TON MILLS leetnng room lor non lanokatg

»ewma gentlemen •>ncher pn«v leges fc50 per mo 154 5828

TRAVERSE ary . rooms end cabea on *r»«wr»e Bey Hot lub Cable TV $49 per n ht i and up Sunsets' 616-846-7442 |

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burning commencing 10 12

415 Vecetion Rentals 420 Rooms For Rent TRAVENSf ClTV

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420 Rooms For Rent FARMINGTON HILLS

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420 Rooms For Rent WESTLANO

421 Living Quarters To Shars

421 Living Quarters To Shers

CANTON- male taeemg non •moker-moderate to non-dnaaein proteaewnai snere 2 bedroom 2 Beth apt .$280 amaet 455-2954

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$325 Heat nouded Many 643 4531

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421 Living Quarters To Share

421 Living Querters To Share

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36251 Schoolcraft Livonia. M l 48150

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LIVONIA CHRYSLER-PLVMOUTH

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32570 Ptynout" RO-aa Livoma

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CASHIER/CLERK POSITIONS Eiparianca nacaaaai, fu$ or part-tana Muat nava inanaiy paraonaaty Lrvoraa araa Caa 442-2480

BEST VIOEO SUPER STORE CASHIER NEEDEO

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CASHIERS 8 ORrvtWAT ATTENDANTS

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BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Erparwnca praoawn Oalarl aorl Paca. Manufacturing 453-8282

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BUILDING INSPECTOR' PLAN EXAMINER

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ClTv OF SOUTHF IELO PERSONWEl DEPARTMENT IPARBLDG LOWER LEVEU 26000 EVERGREEN ROAD SOUTHFIELD Ml 46076

DRUG FREE WORKPLACE An Equa* Opportunity Empioya'

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CASHIER WANTED Aftarnoon* and or Mifln^Wi 30-40 hour* pa< mW Apply in parftOr 6am apm 6 4 Farmogton Amoco 421-4423 CDL-TRUC* DRIVER'YARD MAN MAINTENANCE CaH 6am-5pm

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p"afa*'ad Own ca» 'aou ad S6-S7 50 to start 655-107

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AU-0 DEALERSHIP S«n»C»Poard C»%R)M*

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Baom immadiataiy EARN S500-S1 000 DELIVER*

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NO TELEMARKETING W« pro«nda complete t»ammg plus benatvt* «n a pr oiesaonai olfcce an-wonment tuA tima only Caff Personnel 351-6700 CENTER DIRECTOR to manage on-site cnnd cara m South(ia«d Ap-piicents must have m*Mmum 2 yr* of e« penance as a Center OrectCK A »ust have completed s w«mg«r of 60 hour* o* coAege cred»t* 12 ot «m*n are e» eerty cnednood devei opmam Seno cun Civildren • World Ll 21092 farmmgton Rd Farmmgton Mi 46336

CHILD CARE AlOE TEACHER AlOE Part-time 3pm to 6pm Mondey tfvu Foday working ««cn toddler aga chil-dren m a group day care setting Also on-can ftubatitute position* a«aiiab*e Apply m person at Seton Preschool ft infant Oey Cera Center 794 75 mk Star 5«h driveway N of 12 Mile Rd F armmgton H4»s

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inona Ml 48150

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CHIMNEY SWEEP

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Construction iNSTRv>CTO« OPENINGS IN

HOME CARPENTRY WIRING AND PIUMBING

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An Equal Opportunit, Employer

OeSCOuNT MANAGERS

DOG GROOMER FJ» or part time ' aimingion VM

474 7974

CNC Machine Setter Fast growing CNC machine shop lo-cated m Ptymoulh Mi haa an open-ing tor a Quarrhed CNC turning cen-ter fob setter Looking for needy employment A mcome Here is your chance to find both m a friendly an mronmenl An Equai Opportunit, Employer Send raaume to Bo* '22 Observer A Eccenv< Newspapers

3625' Scnooicraft Rd «.rvor«a Mr 48150

COOK-TEACHER NEEDEO for a day canter Fun •*o»fc»ng an in'on-men I Appi a in person K vdercare Learning Center 29721 S<« M«e af M-ddiebe" Ltvorua No pnona ce»s please

CHANGE VOOR LiPE' Stan a nee career real estate looay Can Sheila C«na at 356 71

REAL ESTATE ONE

Ca l l N o w / S tar t I m m e d i a t e l y

Full TIME POSITIONS SOW AVAILABLE

Off ica.Oali vary/Drstnoulron Call Oria 416-9889

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COSMETOLOGIST Full l»m* — F *rm,ngton -*.«»

S53-9099

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•.ari (Canton! 39 ' OC 72 Gail rPlymoutM 4545773

Suaan (Down R.«rl 782 57 M An EQUAI Opportunrfy Employer

DIRECT CARE STAFF

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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES

FULL TIME & PART TIME AVAILABLE

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557.3840

C O S T U M E J E W E L R Y

P R O C E S S J N G - T R O Y

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500 Help Wanted

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500 Help Wanted HAIR «m«T ASSISTANT MOR

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HAIR STYLIST - SALON MANAGER

GENERAL LABOR

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DIRECT CARE STAFF

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Ca« for mora mlo 421 5010 Erb L U M B E R C O

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1 2 C * O&E Monday, September 21, 1992

Trucks-Vans in Stock -Low Clearance

'89 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP

V-6, Tahoe, super sharp.

<5495

'88 FORD RANGER

Cap, low miles, extra clean.

'4995

'91 S-10 PICKUP

19,000 miles, extra clean, won't last.

'6995

'91 MUSTANG LX

5.o v-a, automatic, air. loaded, hurry.

'10,495

'89 DAYTONA ES TURBO

Automatic, air, loaded, clean.

'6495

- ' 84 CORVETTE

Leather, loaded, low miles,

hunry.

'9495

'90 S-10 PICKUP

4x4. Tahoe. automatic, air. M . cnjise. cassette.

V-6 & more

'9995

' 91 TRANSPORT

9,000 miles, loaded, hurry.

$12,995

'90 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 19,000 miles,

leather, loaded.

'23,995

'88 V* TON CHEVY PICKUP

Automat ic . power steenng. power brakes, stereo & more

'7495 ] '89 CHEVY

Full size convers ion van.

cus tomized by Starcraft.

29.000 miles

*12,995

' 91 CAMARO Teal green,

automatic, air. 28.000 miles.

'10,995

'90 PROBE LX

Full power, air. super sharp.

'7995 1

'90 ESCORT L X —

2 door, 24,000 miles, automatic, air.

'5995

'88 ASTRO CL

8 passenger, loaded, only 37,000 miles.

'10,995

'91 CORVETTE 22,000 miles,

leather, Bose CD, ride control.

'21,995

*90 MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE

5.0 V-8, 5 speed, air. full power.

'12,995

'89 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD

Low miles, super sharp,

a steal at

'14,995

'91 ACURA LEGEND L

Loaded, leather, moonroof, a steal at

'20,995

'92 S-10 BLAZER 4x4. 4 door.

factory purchase vehicle.

fully loaded

'16,995 T

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C L I P A S A V E

Redeemable to bearer for $500 additional discount or trade allowance on any used car with a green tag at Gordon Chevrolet through 10-1-92.

1 coupon per purchase.

CUP COUPON FOR AN ADDITIONAL

H50000 TRADE ALLOWANCE OR '50000 ADDITIONAL

OFF OF ANY UNIT MARKED WITH A GREEN TAG!!!

COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE

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FREE BEDLINER

TOOLRBOX With any F -Senes •Retail P u r c h a s e !

$ 5 0 0

1992 TEMPO GL2-DR. Air. light group, electric mirrors. UK. luggage rack, defroster stereo Stock #23130.

1993 PROBE Automatic, air conditioning casse t te , s te reo s p e e d control, a n d more Stock #30425

W A S $ 1 0 , 4 2 3

NOW NOW W A S $ 1 6 , 3 8 1

24 Month L e a s e

170^ $14,995 '328 per m o .

1992 F-150 SUPER CAB Automatic. Ax. stereo, headHner instmation package step bumper, argent styled wheels 5450 OVW and more f l o c k #23865

W A S $ 1 6 , 0 9 3

NOW

'12,695 24 Month Lease

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1992 RANGER XLT — Stereo, ch rome s t e p bumper , rear slider, cas t aluminum wheels and more Stock # 2 1 8 0 8

W A S $ 1 2 , 0 5 9

1993 ESCORT LX condiborsng. casset te s tereo Me conv group rear

defroster and more Stock #30002

W A S $ 1 1 , 4 0 1 *

24 Month Lease

' 1 8 2 : ^

1993 ESCORT GT TK. cruise m . casset te , rear defroster hght group. Power steering and mores Slock #30097

W A S $ 1 3 , 7 7 3

NOW $10,995

24 Month Leeje

$ 1 8 7 * ; ^

NOW $7992* '149

24 Month Lease

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per mo.

T h e B e s t V a n D e a l s In T o w n ! Close-Out Blow-Out!

1992 E-150 UNIVERSAL CONVERSION Conversion Options

4 cepwri cha r* , sola bed. power driver • seel, to color TV. rear m A heel, graptaca M n t u n rack. laeOsr * running boards weia bey —ndon amtx M n g sera

heed kgMs plueft kUMnn inomcw— n r f y Mane n S r e c a* trim 12V vacuum cieamer and much mom Sioci #22025

Chassis Options

a«h o i n S t . e 6700 ft OVW U»cw* bxnpers c o n w m n o 0roup power locks A •Me W S W 235 P<

W A S • f f N O W s 1 8 , 9 9 5

$500 EXTRA | On your trade m after you make yo%m beet deaf w m tNe I

cerVMcete on trade over S1000 S3 or newer models

JACK PEMMERTORD

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700 CARS & TRUCKS Ready for Immediate Delivery!

JflCH DEHNER , 3 7 3 0 0 Michigan A v e n u e at N c w b u r g h Road , W a y n e

1-275 • E x i t 22 - T w o M U r s East

J A C K D E M M E R FORD will not be undersold or out

performed...come in and experience why JACK DEMMER FORD is the # 1

recommended dealer with the highest customer loyalty.

1992 FESTIVA GL Stereo rear wiper. oodyside moldings, styled wheels, g a u g e s consoiette reclining s e a t s power brakes Slock

WAS $8445

NOW 24 Month Lease

* e 6295 '176 per m o

1992 MUSTANG LX Air. aluminum wheels, power w*»dowa. locks c s s s e t e e cruwe and mors Slock # 2 1 7 7 7

W A S $ 1 2 , 9 5 7

NOW | 24 Month Lease

'9195 '212 1992 TAURUS GL 4-DR.

Cast aluminum wheels power locks, stsreo. casse t te more Stock #22483

W A S $ 1 8 , 7 3 2

. NOW » I 24

'14,2921'240 1992 F-150 XLT LARIAT

twnpsr. cloth Mm. power # n d w i i A loefca speed consoi 1 tanner—an group, atecmc merars. and more Sloct #20835

W A S $ 1 8 , 3 2 7

NOW

'12,995''242: 24 Month Lease

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$ WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $ THEY WANT MORE MONEY

FOR THEIR TRADE-INS

A Lot More Money

AVIS FORD GIVES MORE FOR EVERY TRADE-IN!

no?* g # 2 0 0 0 % % C / 3 ^ D C R A T P ^

NEW '92 FESTIVA GL <2 DOOR HATCHBACK

REBA

IN THE FIRST 8 M O N T H S O F 1 9 9 2 OVER

1 , 0 0 0 A , X A N D Z PLAN BUYERS H o v e t r a d e d in their USED CARS a n d t rucks a t AVIS FORD The r e a s o n c o n t i n u e s to b e tha t AVIS FORD gives m o r e m o n e y o n e a c h a n d every t r a d e in.

NEW '92 CROWN VICTORIA LX Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, air. power windows, air bag, power lock group, rear window de-froster. floor mats, illuminated entry system, AM/FM stereo cassette, corner-ing lamps child safety locks, luxury sound parage , tilt steering, gage clus-ter. light group, decor group Stk. 02763 WAS $23,109

A M f M «t«r*o conao brakaa. body side motdng. Hixrwwn urtmti . ] i q m courtesy lamp*, cargo cowar. reckmnp bucket seats, wda window demister monoctwomabc pave Six #asti

WAS *®150 (S

$6625 WAS $11,737 8 *8554

I S $ 16,884

NEW ' 9 2 ^ H I FTHUNDERBIRD

#3S9"

window* p o m Hod locks p e n sntenrts AM/FM ctarao casseCM p r a m u n sound raar window OetroeJer aluminum wheels. speed control Ml s teenng S »

WAS $13,721

'9909 WAS $18,953

IS $ 13,994 $ Have Your Trade-In Appraised at AVIS Before You Buy! $

NEW '93 ESCORT LX 3 DOOR

Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, body side moldings, console, rear window defroster. AM/FM stereo cassette, reclining bucket seats, interval wipers, side window demister, dear coat paint, light convenience group. Stk. #10070.

, S $

WAS $11,140

9242

NEW '93 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR

Power steenng, power brakes, body side molding console, rear window defroster, AM/ FM stereo, redining bucket seats, interval wipers, side window demister, clear coat paint, light group. Stk. #10240.

WAS $11,923

, S $ 9242

NEW '93 ESCORT LX 5 DOOR

Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, body side molding, console, rear window de-frost, AM/FM stereo, interval wipers, side window demister. clear coat paint, light con-venience group. Stk. #10151.

, S $

WAS $11,679

9242

NEW '93 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR WAGON

Deluxe luggage rack, wagon group, rear otkJo* washer wiper, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, body «<>e molding, console, rear window de-froster. AM/FM stereo, redining bucket seats, inter-val wipers, side wmtow demister. dear coat paint, light group Slk. #3427.

WAS $12,499

I S $ 9242 66 LOWEST PICKUP PRICES IN METRO DETROIT!! 5 5

NEW '92 RANGER 4x2

^ R E B A T E

EW '92 AEROSTAR XL PLUS

WAGON

glass raar anMock brakes overdrive transrnssion spoiler, courtesy lights, scu« plates. interval wipers. in-strumentation totd away mirrors Slk «20S3T

NEW *92 F-150 •PICKUP

P E B A

WAS $9668

7880 NEW >92 TAURUS

LSEDAN

WAS $16,481 is $4 1 2 , 6 6 0

vart windows. cargo boa IgM. • w * p M N . M M l a « m . t t .

WAS $13,017 15 '9944

steering f e t n e >aar mnaom O—routm AM FM alar a o with cassette. power convenience group Slk #4*79

WAS $19,032 ,sS 14,075 NEW '92 TAURUS GL

4 DOOR SEDAN

•92 TAURUS LX •DOOR SEDAN

IEW 1993

P c o a stesrwg. p o m > brakas M a d g lass body side

locks poomr M t f O M power drivers saa l kgM group AM/FM

3EBATT

WAS $18,732 . IS $

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WAS $20,857

14,2111 l8$16,211

NEW '93 PROBE 3 DOOR

Power steering, power brakes, t inted glass auto-matic, air conditioning. 15" a luminum wheels, body side mold ing, air bag. rear window defroster, tilt steering, convenience group, console, performance instrument cluster. AM/FM stereo Stk #10160

WAS $16,243

is M 3,994 i lapraaarn actual v e f c t e S * a n a s M M ?

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EXPOSITION

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7 1 2

KENMORE COWWO lop $2S0 »

Oariwaaliar $7$ Both VI gooa coe-amon 8B8-S137

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13* », $700 711-1

M I C H I G A N

U S E D A P P L I A N C E

O U T L E T Some like n w G M l n l M In home m a l o m i i prices Refrto-» w » 1912 Veno, «o corner Palmer i t M i l m l

7 2 9 - 4 8 4 6

ROPEB wfMe new S170

SEARS IrOll ' r w f«itt.ger*tor $125 Whirlpool lull sire . U M 190 utility I i w t t s o 795-1764

SHARP commercial contraction n»-co»4 i r t Excellent condtuon $SOO CO Owl Oll#f M i 94 12

STOVES gas ( a W c i x 6 refrioera-5 » S S M s s T '

7 1 9 H o t T u b a , S p a s

A P o o l s

C A l SPA S m i • " a * t**mnaior seats ruiaOQ o*m IOC war- shdetg

• a $ssoo c « 42S-I

F R E E F R E I G H T D A M A G E D '<r D E M O S P A S A L E

SorrV Wortl^1 You " e ! j Awe!)/One 0*c* Mat* 6-rnan ip< t » 5 on* 2-nux spa $695 on* Oeylon* octa-gao i m S666 on* S .8 M d 'oof g u N i a $495 24 out of Oo« c o « n regularly *3A0 now priced I ron $7S lo $165' 20 outset i m i and gareoos witMarly priced' On* day one, Sat utdey S*p< 26. lOtm sltarp1 All spa* and g t l t o o i mual M •OW'

V I S C O U N T P O O L & S P A 4 7 6 5 J A C K S O N R D

I ba tman ; * *© aa a Wagner R<J. A N N A R B O R

9 9 5 - 7 6 6 5 MOT TUB CLEARANCE

Qtatr-Bulor oa*rruns on complete portarae* wrtii warranty* War* $4496 Now $1305 42^7777

AAVAA POOL '6*32. 20 > 10 dec* < n u « 6 solar cover » an ac-cessor** Baal oft*" 45S-6172

USED APPLIANCES 120 Day Warranty

Free DMn«r> 641.S078

7 2 1 H o s p i t a l - M a d i c a l

E q u i p m e n t

USED REFRIGERATORS m m i Tv» VCR* mien MfNOI 2e601 Soulhtield • 558 2900 8666 Greenfield 8 i8 "600 W« a»o buy reouitdabie unit*

WASHER! aryer $75 aac* Refr^jeralor 1ro*1 lr*a $150 All m good condition. 951

AMvRiPOOL * » f > e r 4 Dryer $125 eacti Range SITS Retryeratv $300 697 72??Or T7*0276

WHITE Caforlc stove a M M $175 W*>M Roper disfiwasfter S '00 I sundry tuO S75 477-3706

7 1 3 B i c y c l e s

HUTCH a SCHW1NN BIKES Both m e.cettent condition

Ca* all*. 6pm 937-3648

MENS a W0VENS Raie^fi 3 speeo used very artie Ca* «ves a wee. ends 553 441»

ROSS a MT Mood btke Sumano D« sMfi Cfiromemofly ctteep Accident damage 425-7055

SCMW'NN man* bicycle 1 f t OK i ' M o t w a " . 360-21

7 1 4 B u s i n e s s &

O f f i c e E q u i p m e n t

HOSPITAL BED New elect'K w«n Irapei* Asking $900 722 5090

INVACARE .WHEEL CHAIR over bad table potty cna« a oalti uanter cna« A-1 cond«t>on 422-0243

STAIROLIOE awclric chair Ml E»-caaant c o n d i t w Ranwta swilch m m cha» Ca» 313-247-5677

7 2 2 H o b b i e s

C o i n s & S t a m p s

o*» 35 yetr*

7 2 3 J e w e l r y

7 3 5 W a n t e d T o B u y

ALBUMS 45 ft Old Conaca. Carta.' Maoaimaa WodaM 'oya Mcao-n EM*. O ia l l l llama Evaa 264- '251

CERAMIC TXE mg malal braka

TO* Tram* arantad L«na< 6 « m n -can Flyar any aga or cdnd»on Alao

U OF M FOOTBALL HCAatt' Naad 2 lor MouMon aama Sapi 26m

Cm 313-229-7887

7 3 8 A b s o l u t e l y F r e e

R u n s M o n d a y s O n l y

AL UMINUM • n doorwan 427-4071

• W ' U STEREO TUNER 261-OOK

CYCLONE FENCE ooata gala and hardoara RolMd 6 -aady to oc You pick up 476-6651

ELECTRIFIEO o«ce >y«iam parti-hona ApproMimaiaty 200 anaar n Ta»a«1th 548-6404 474-3375

FILL DIRT daMvarad up lo 5 miiaa from 10 Mna'M-ddiabai l 7-30 , a « 435 1957 or 474-2090

FIREWOOD long naada to ba apui

FREE BIKE PARTS

Evening* or Wa 588-5186

FREE FlREWOOO upapat 336-6740

FREE mapla firewood

FREE aeaaonad ««>od Larg* paca i i naad cutting) Caa 477-6336

FREE 2000 • «ho» clean uaad Jelco >2 ca*t bnca Mual la** all including broaan cmcfc a mortar dabria Caa 464-1286

420-325

DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELET 5 ci appraiaed at $4,325 awing $2500 or baai bMutrtui 466-4452

HEARTBROKEN ^ I 0 M . - ! ' S U gagemeni ring E«i'amely ( deal Sail immediately 642•! 372

QUARTZ WATCHES Many lancy atylas - prnral* d i v count p.«e»" CM 557 2668

g<*sa Only 68 000 original maea Mint 1o» 6 tr*n»le« title

313 746-»244

U P R I G H T PIANO You mual pic* up

CHAIRS 39 95 OESKS $39 95 5 d'anw '«• cabmen muv iaa' Good condi1**« 525-6274 DESKS .2), -Odd J6.7? include* c**d«n2* $495 each. ai*e* de*» JO.60 $100 } smaller a m i $75 each 7 Ada- SE'OOOCO S200 each 'ieed» vome >epav 1 time Cloca $135 4 55-2900

7 2 6 M u s i c a l

I n s t r u m e n t s

A b a n d o n Y o u r S e a r c h ' Quality used cano* Spinels Con soies Uprights, a Grands From $395 MICHIGAN P ANO COMPANY

• Moving • T unmg - RefmialnnQ 648-2200

Area iBest Selection' Cash tor pianos' Open 7 days'

WOOD sned 8«8 '0 high includes shingled rool double door*, wood

| Hoor You rnuat P«c» up 729-6360

ACCOROlAN mad* m Italy 'or Mod *«n Fun sire car be u*e<a «<*ctric $1200 or bast 0"ar 427-6783

IBM SELECTRIC ' r p a w l e - i ?5 2 d-*»er Hie cabinet $40 477 5426 or -

PHONE SYSTEM South«e*lern 9 M Dwua* lop ol an* FS246 6 '.ne 16 sl*1«n l ED dnpl»y -nt*" com hands t!*e $900 425 2923

Pi 'NE* BOWES maiang machma modal M60 P-iney Bonves scwa moOM 3770 Pelouje scale lor enve-lopes $300 lor lot Fran*el Mfg Co

26 1 9600

P1YMOUTH 915 S Mam Salon equipment tuture* d e » '«• cab-nets mng vre wjlavbed a braaa headboard 453 0878 453-6540

SOLID aood a.eculive desa Eical lent condition $500 or 0e*l otter 548-9412

" U S E D O F F I C E F U R N I T U R E b nucaioads 625 N Woodward across fcom Si Joseph* Hoapitai F ree delivery 338 '999

7 1 5 C o m p u t e r s

S a l e s & S e r v i c e

APPLE U E piu» moftitw O sc A fpwm prv::«r rsc«tont coruhlior

to. p"C* 6?6-e$7l APPLE »l C*S Ti A 5

App*«i 0»inT»« Clair* .cn*»r» $^?00 8*

disc

796 *

APP-.E MAC^IOVI G t t t K 4 meg «»n« AO I)«r0 0r-v« w»1«n0»0 k«rytXM»rct ?400 tawd moo^m Wore E»caH "Vi f f 699 S844I

APPiE Sr*LC*Vfi»TEP PRINTER »n»«l conOtKX" ' 19*»'» output S30O iS3-2*7b

a - * R COMPUTER ' Mng 2C M<«g hard dr>vi* compulei des* a print viand "eluded $700 348-2638

.COMMODORE 64 COMPUTER ma drive prmte. Sanyo color W~| j t 3 yrs OK) $400 453 2105

COMPLETE ntt'Ce managemenl SyMem Monitor epe Keyboard modem a prmler Asamg S'500 Win anew Emctrornr Laos /? t-5122

M A C I N ' O S h LC Meg RAM a n d 40 Meg hardfve I? cokx mcmrtor aixs-aeyboard 752-9ff55

PS-.1 IBM titaca a white monitor •eyboard a printer Also -nckada* modem i year $600 638-82S9

fANOv SI '000 'PM compatible 5-1 a "loppy disc color monitor printer a den* $875 53 ' 6846

TEC SERiAt PRINTER itand acoustical cover aiith tan coder $500 Can Man f n 9am 5pm. 496 6080

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I n d u s t r i a l E q u i p

a n AS Olac> Change Lame ATLAS Sh-tper Model IB a l i A S Cr-ange O Mala: rsori^wtal Mia Can Mar. thru Fr. 4 76 3604

t ALE fOR» I'FT "000 pd $950 l i ion c-ftame KydrauK P'r ises '977 % $950 each KAT mal$'SO0 stanuess vtee* . »amng <ans $300

683 4656

7 1 7 L a w n . G a r d e n ,

F a r m . S n o w E q u i p .

ACROSONlC Sa«w,n P,ano anth bench n i l * " conditam $1000 A tier 4pm 582-2773

ALTO SAX 2 years » d • Km quit band1

$650 459 9198

BELL KIT «-th case 6 stand aimosl new $175 Conn Clarmet $75

335-9381

GEMEINHARD7 FLUTE lor MuOent or prolas*ional good shape with case $165 477-4318

KOMLER CONSOLE Piano and bench Medium Hicaory linijn H*nd carved del ail Recently luned £•-gursil Condition Sacrifice $1200' negotiable Troy 313-244-0984

7 3 8 H o u s e h o l d P a t s

A D O P T A L O V E R Give a homeless pel from the Micfiigan Humane SocMly iMMSj a chance lo love you You won 1 r*grei it* From a loner, Frencti Lop ra&bii to a lovable Great Dane you H Nnd them a» and more ai the Adoption Centers located m your 3 MMS Shelters

740 1 Chrysler Or OelrCul 872 3400

372S5 Mai Quelle We«tland 7217300

3600 Auburn Rd Roc heater Man 852 7420

ADORABLE KtTTENS e Weeas V*r.ed colors $15 *ach Southlielo 56i9 5749

ADORABLE KIT-TEN Blaca a whiw 13 weeas old with snots wuaemu negative To a good home'427-5234

ADORABLE KITTENS vaccinated vet checaed a ready lor lomno home 476-9890

7 3 t H o u s e h o l d P a t *

GREAT PYRENEES • was CM. aOoraCMe (now wMM. au"y

267-9470

AKC Mom M> n i n a r v

673-0677

AOORABLE Kittens to good noma. 6 we**s oad CaC Oay* 421-6777

8 0 6 B o a t s A M o t o r s

WELCRAFT 1967 AnMgua 26 N LOA 11 S/260 Mercruraer tua gM Wy naad. sleeps 6. many aabaa

$28 000 or baal La 3 ? 9

8 0 8 V e h i c l e 4

B o c t . S t o r a a e

KITTENS AOorad*- 7 weak* oM. litter boa named assorted color*

8S5-4136

KITTENS nega and c

Mac* 6 whit* a u M m e shots I

$25-$35

KITTENS - Cut*' w * need a good noma 7 weeas oM imer named $20 Plee*«ca* 522-6632

KITTENS lo good homes utter framed 9 weeas old caa after 4pm

961-6321

KITTENS vaccinated Older amen* CMS - not destructive vaccinated neutered spayed Blue eyed aAne tigart gray 6 mora 642-7872

KITTENS (31 7 wel boa Itemed lo a good fiome

261-8*22

o a good

4 ' i t o V s

LAB PUPS chocoUI. 6 y*aow. AKC OFA champion wnes. family

raised $400 45J-7154

LABRADOR RETRIEVER Oiaca and yMiow puppies AKC Pedigree $200-$300

Champion 588-6861

LABRADOR Retriever Pup* AKC sae Canadian Champ, yellow 6 buca CMIeves 227-3964

LHASA APSO 1 yt old wIMIe neutered male Affectionate house' rage trained Movng Troy689-6279

LHASA-POO mala black 3 yrs. good with cnaoren Trained a snois Needs * good home 728-1921

MINIATURE Pincher AKC 1 y oM male red snots neutered Looamg •or good home $245 681-0491

PEKINGESE puppies 6 weeas Ac-cepting oacosits $250 each

531-5345

PERSIAN CAT - l year old maM an white long hasr neutered 6 de-dewed Pleaaa can 855 a '36

PUPPIES Lab r

REGISTERED VIET NAMESE Pol BMiie Pigs 6 W*s old Can before 10am or a»1*r 8pm 517 548-0448

ROTTWEILER POPPY • AKC OFA. 7 mo show QuMi'y mala champion sired cufslanding pedigree Fieier ences given a required 459-4243

SHELTIE PUPS AKC gorgeous sabre a white shots wormed

421-3121 or 284-8409

SHIM TZU AKC iem*» 2 years Old Great With a ids $750 or be*i oiler 595 3085

ST BERNARD Pupp* 9 moa cad has Ml shots aac reg-stered Escai lent with children To good home

4 76-7790 or 544-7918

ST BERNARD

THREE Angora. 2 Cafccoa a I T*bby Hffen need * good home 6 weeas dewormed $20 each 3S5-5622

-AAA STORAGE BoalS Trailers. Truc»S

Ouldoor we* aghled secured Electricity available 5 acre*

J*nr«a a Telegraph area 536 8680

All B o a t & R V S t o r a g e $12'per Mo Raaarv* Now

Lowest price in lown

BOAT STORAGE ms-da end out ode starting a* low as $150 Wim*r mng Speriats Lowes! -ales ever'

681 7100

CLEAN ORT STORAGE For autos small boats 6 miscellaneous Call. 313-349-844 1

INDOOR STORAGE Boats Cars Toon

$70 per month Plymouth-Canton area 455-4011

INDOOR STORAGE Vehicles 6 Boats

$30 a apace per month Boa's $12 per ri lor 6 months

753-962?

I N D O O R S T O R A G E Cars or boats clean sale $275'

229- 7684

8 1 4 C a m p e r s , T r a i l e r s

& M o t o r h o m e s

8 2 1 J u n k C a r s W a n t e d 8 2 3 V a n s

C A S H $ $ $ For YOU! Molorfwrna

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR LLOYD BRIDGES Traveund

CHELSEA I3I3M7S-1347

A A R D V A R K T O Z - 2 8 We buy ** me*es 6 m o d a l

T o p $ $ $

Rumm)) e'acsad 0» #unb

4 7 4 - 4 4 2 5

3 9 7 - 2 2 0 0 Licensed a i,apart* inaured JAMBOREE ' 989 21 ' i Oaa* C .

WiSfa n a l - r.Ml a. ma f . ^ - a y £ & M A u t O P a f t S a wrung $23 5 & 453 0566

JAYCO

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE AutOS 6 Trucas 24 Ho»» toenr«J Up lo 15000 LARRY STOWING

33V 7480 33V 748 7 1989 Camper 20 H Clean

very <uce Shower 8 bath $5 200 or beat Ca* Atler Noon 4214542

m a l l a r d i»87 27 ft oasa c mo 8 2 2 T r u c k s F o r S a l e lor home 460 f o r d a» iear iw-bed* all the Iras $18 500 Alter 4pm 422 604

ROCKWOOO '963 Molorhome 25 !1 51 000 mrlea loaded ijciod con dilion Maa* alter 360 4764

c.MEVBOLET 1969 S*««reao 8 Cyl automatic air ertra clean $8996

L E S S T A N F O R D M4000

TiOOA *€ motor >om mii««g« cond i t ion $24 900 828 3770

VW VANACiON CAMPER 1982 diese! eicaiieni condmon $6000

543 3030

Winnebago Share New 1992 d«esei ervjinr starter a cartch 1986 chasaia rebuvlt transmission aw*, .ng Wind*.rrler boat roO« r*c» TV a antenna shower loaet 21 w g $ '6 500- offer 593 1528

CHEVY S 10 199' 5 speed -*»r wneers prenuum stereo aporf tt«m 4 100 maws $6900 . 4 6764 or

473 '584

CHEVY 1989 Saver ado h*» ion Cwca up two lone maOod eiceaenl condition Alarm system mecnan-cally perfect $8650 or beU offer

422 2210

CHEVY 1969 S10 P«a up $2800

I VME AUTO 4SS-5S66

WINNEBAGO 1973 24 I' s w s 6 very Clean runs great $5 300 Mual see tfu* one * a Cftarryl 937 '997

CHEVY '990 S10 6 speed 39,000 mrfes bed comn chrome wheels $3995 37943S8

WOODS 1972 Popup Sieapa 4 large Jip-on room $275' awning la

Deal offer

8 1 2 M o t o r c y c l e s

M i n i - B i k a s

8 1 6 A u t o & T r u c k

P a r t s & S e r v i c e

CHEVY 1990 S »0 Pica up 6 cyl aulomal* air long Dor $7495

L E S S T A N F O R D 565 6000

AEROSTAR Sport 1991 EMetre •ad 4 0 engme sap a.w wrtn tow E*c**e* 11500 maa* Asaum* lea** anlh $ 1 000 down 326^30*3

AEROSTAR 1966 gray loaded 120 000 maa* Good transport*I^.n $3500 644 3311

AEROSTAR 1966 ALT passenger aw cruise I setle power aeridows

AEROSTAR 1967 *L T Loaded «• ceaenr condition 100 000 m*e» 6 cykndai automatic Reese nncn $4500 2619338

AEROSTAR 1987 V% autorraLc loaded run* 6 loo** super 100a maea $5499 or best Em* 397 5659

AEROSTAR 1967 KIT 67 000 Fl* maea loaded mual sea' After 6pm *59 50»6

8 2 3 V a n s

fO*«0 1867 E 150 Conver 64 000 maa* loaded A • S74*5

Hasaa Para imcofe Metriay 453-2424 eat 201

FORO '»68 I 750 Cargo Van VI e.celteni conditio.

$4 650 585 6116

*ORO '88 CONVERSION Load

estended atranty priced to sa« $15 500 ess 3864

»ORO '987 AEROSTAR Kl *n elawl drive 15 Ocij - a a * $15 aoo

Hine* P ark . n e o n W e c i r i 451 7474 *«1 70 1

GMC 1»S6 SAFARI SIAACRA1 r Custom feature* a equ^mem Fin. eat a Seal you mm And anywnwe Always garaged Loaded a n a* op lion* New etumirvred duM **heusl sysfem. Many mora Featu'es a E* fras Seen And MaaeOffer'-

CALL 443 1721

7 oataenge. ! 00* Only $3775

TYME AUTO 455-S566

AEROSTAR 1968 »LT automatic 1 Owner loaded 60 000 mae* good condition $6 900 531 1327

Aero*t*r 1986 Limo glass boards automatic *b pnone 49 000 maa a Perfect $7 500 643-6202

AEROSTAR 1989 Eddie Bauer 4 captain* cfvaes duel aa heal c«een 55 000 mats $8900 J6C J4»3

GOLD WING INTERSTATE 1985 no radio best offer 5 000 miles

343-3713

HONDA 1976 750 eicellen! cond. t o n low maaage $1050 or beat offer 538 8064

HONDA '985 Spree e« Calient condition 2800 mil** $475

855 2088

2 14.8 C-ager SS mags with can ter caps $150 be»1 Also 1 PoMi»c 400 cu m .ebu.il ermine J50 mi can hear $400 best 261 4759

FOUR '5 Wheels a t Gary

PONTlAC Honeycomb es $200 maae o"M

937 #974

•RUCK CAP f be'glass 6 h fits S 10 or Ranger eacenenl corid«t-on $275or besl 421-0542

MINI BIKE In Excellent Condilion $330 beat oiler Can

334-3076 j

8 1 9 A u t o F i n a n c i n g

nt condrton

332 3552

SUZUKI-1963 650 Temptei mint New battery 6 lues 5 000 miles. $2100 531 3939

USEQ MOTORCYCLES ma*a*, years a prices

Several

321-2262

V MA* 1966 Hindi* rt.hausl pro gresarve suspension stale ' letting not lor nowce E»ce«enl condilion $4500 2»-7768

YAMAHA 1972 650XS low maes very dean $500 04 ba*i offer

422-1463 |

YAMAHA 1982 750 Maaim eacel ten' condition must sea $ ' 000 o* Deal o"er 420-3407

YAMAHA 199 1 350 Enduro l*»e over paymenf*. sen ai $2800 « tun met Almost new LOW (TV 426- 2109

8 1 3 M o t o r c y c l e P a r t s

& S e r v i c e

TIGER CAT- («nsM 3 years | spayed deciawed Mi Miots mdoor 1

cat Need* good home 343-9282 |

BLACK SPORTSTER FRAME 1965 mail condmon $400

Affer 4pm 582-2773

AIREDALE aac 1 year spayed named play* wrth toddler CMI evenings 4S5-BS71 j

7 3 9 A q u a r i u m s / F i s h

S e r v i c e s

8 1 4 C a m p e r s . T r a i l e r s

& M o t o r h o m e s

MICHIGAN PIANO COMPANY 20th Anniversary SpeoM' New higH gu*s contemporary console piano includes derivery $ I 590 548-2200

AKC BEARDED COLLIE • 2 yrs Old great fam4y dog For more informa-tion call 313-453-5394

MULTI FUNCTIONAL Roland Puaw harpsichord 6 more Midi compall-M Eaceaent condmon artr bench $2350 961 4435

PIANO A n n u l console plus bench 10 yrs old perfect condition $1000 661-7622

RESTORED WAiNUT Crown Grand upright piano Must see Maae off*"

474-9410

AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER pupc»e» breo 10 be smaa 1 sua Male $250 female $300 4S3-6749

AKITA PUP s i c gueranieed una* $300

s month* champwnthip

474-3676

50 GAL AQUARIUM SET UP $200 29Gai Sat UP $ '00

Many other aquariums at various price* 53 7 7649

7 4 0 P e t S e r v i c e s

PAMPER YOUR PET w»th expert groommg and TLC Small to medium sued dog* omy Reasonable For appl 488-05

ALASKAN MALAMUTE AKC an females vel checaed. must see 478-3891

7 4 4 H o r s e s , L i v e s t o c k

E q u i p m e n t

BASSE TT WOUND AKC maM 4 month* $250 or besi Good noma onr, 581-6427

STEINWAY Console Piano ebony emceaent condition $3500 or best I o"e- 549-0644

BEAGLE 4 Mar o«j female Great clog wea i/amad m»es aids To good home only After 5 961-6272

TROMBONE 1 owner sfcghtly used i son got straight A s wilh this m*trumenl| $185 L-vonia 464 8566

W e B u y . . . P I A N O S

lSp*r*1* Con»o*«» G'*n<3s. AND

H A M M O N D O R G A N S 18 3 C 3 * 100 a othersi

C a l l M r H o w a r d

( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 1 - 5 9 2 0

BOXER PUPPIES AKC hashy I t - l a w 6 weeas *hots $400- $450 836-4278

BOXER PUPS AKC lastly 'awn/ fawn 6 White bom 6-30-92 taamg deposits 336-6736

• ASH AM HORSE SHOW *

FREE Saodwbreds Morgans Ar abs M*if Arabs Pony s Show 6am thru 10 30pm Fn 6 Sat Sam thru 5pm Sun For Schedule 628-3*89

SPECIAL Sal Sept 26th 5pm m Coaseum I FREE CLINIC PREPARING YOUR '

HORSE FOR THE SHOW RING

ALLEGRO 1992 MOTORfOME FOR RENT TravM m lutury Gener ator TV VCR mr condrlioner sleeps 8 887-0*25

BOONOER 1968 Class » 34 *.ce-lenl condition loaded 12 000 n» Must sea $34 000 best 45V5627

DUTCHMAN TravM Traaer 26 t»»1 Iron! a dchen ^eludes all avaNaPM option* $ 11 000 455-8093

FOR RENT 26 Maca-d motor home sleeps 6 sMI contained Rica

981-6603

HAULMARK TRAIcEP enclosed then 500 miles

422 3089

4 ^ ^ A U T O L O A N S

• N o C r e d i t

• P o o r C r e d i t • S l o w P a y s • T u r n e d D o w n by O t h e r s

• F i r s t T i m e B u y e r s • A l l M a k e s A M o d e l s

C A L L T O D A Y ' A s k f o r M r S h e l d o n

4 5 3 - 2 5 0 0

8 2 0 A u t o s W a n t a d

CHEVY 1991 SS10 Pic»uB. 4 3 V6 air automatic tinted windows 'ahoe Pacaage $8500 beat otter After 3 30PM CMI 425 6091

CHEVY >99' I 2 tor p ic ' . i t a i tended cat) Saverado Ser.es tu«y loaded • *» " *» $ 16 000 45V8093

DOOGE DAKOTA 1967 c-ca up v6 5 speed a» power steering a prases am 'M cassette Original owner Vary clean 596 3346

DOOGE 1989 RAMCHARGER I -ladeo l oadad- Only 23 000 maes $9995

R O C H E S T E R H I L L S Chrysler Plymouth 652-9933

FORD RANGER 1987 4 cylinder a. f a clear, $3 000 be*1 Can after 4pm 522 7361

• ORD 1979 Supercab new '.res braa** Runs good $925 West land 729-7518

FORD ' 98 ' F160 t-iCSup wrfti cap teal ofter Also '976 mm, moto-Nyn* best o^ler 421- 5560

fORC '965 f 150 K.ng can pica up 65 000 origin*' maes 351 4 bar • el l<om end alignment a tuneup Run* great $3900 326 2912

AEROSTAR 1969 some warranty $8 200 M l offer

KIT loaded

AEROSTAR 1989 Eddy Baue' «• tended dual an'heat >oaded. good condiifion $7500 532-7572

AEROSTAR 1990 XI •oaded esc—ent condition 41 000 miles $9900 476-6758

AEROSTAR EMaCfc air 17 000

1991 XI

S14 000 397 192?

ASTRO 19M rrwfw ctQC v»n 9006 co^ddaon \2 monlft mngtnm •» ' r«n r, MOOOmUtt U2S0 «S3-O570

OMC 1886 Stare e l Ccavreraror. 1 JW-lr- rer. OOOd COT-Jll<m $5.85-J

7S4 9156

MA7DA t»8« MPy 4 c t*rider air crj.se '-assette 60 (00 laes gr*«t condilion $11 OOO

MA7DA I89C' MPV « r a a drrpr.

$13 800 4T6 4636

P l f M O u T H 1966 V tryaoer L t 61 000 " v - t .^ne d"rer dution $6000 346 1024

P i 'MOUTH 186'VOYAGER 5 B*s senoet tv> yowei auttrn^tic new lea*, .ec.u.11 eno.n. a** n y . $>700 best S»1-84:-6

PI»MOOTh 1968 Voy*i B*. ' pa-. Sanger a i t o n f t a.' ' o w e E • 1r* sr.»p' 895 Livonia Ctiryaler Plymoott 175 ;604

P-l*MOUTH »991 GAANO ^OtAC. C« o+O+ti kjm nut** SHARP' i n 495

R O C H E S T E R H I L L S Chrysler Plymouth 657 9933

ASTRO '967 CL Automatic a» cruise tilt delayed Wipers - passer. gar v6 w e new t>e* eacaaeni con dmon $5800 or be*l oner 777 2283 V I S y A SE loaded 'us'

PLYMOUTH 1992 Gran Voyager SF loaded Only $16 495

F O X H I L L S Chrysler Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

ASTRO 1991 6 passenger f M * * Steering an 18 0001 4 3 V6 $13 SOO'Ca

CARAVAN senge braaa

• 74-7637 | VOYAGER 1985 2nd a 3rd bench seats Gl<ey corduroy Good cpndi lion $225 each Can 652 447 t 89K 5 pa*

' steer. 478-0

CARAVAN 1991 - Automat* power steermg Maaes air cassette aw - I bag 2 i K m i $10 900 Ed 661-3214 j tf0.AGER 199

VOYAGER '989 IE '->aded eice-lent condition 65 000 m-les $8200

425

CARAVAN 1991 V-6 7 passenger an the toys Mmi condition Factory ofhcia. $14 995 Livonia Chrysler-Pfymoufh 525 '604

o#r Cull VKWOOrn $12 99b Livoru* Chrysw Pfymomn 525 '604

8 2 4 J e e p s & O t h e r

FORO 1990 F ISO Custom 35 000 m itM fooe % Only M 6^-.

m / h i P*rh l»ncO*n-M#»cur> 4SJ 24?4«al 20'

CHEVY 1988 Asiro , . . . . , _ V6 automatic power veering 4 - W h e e l D r i v e s b>aaes locas oui*e lai other •** tures uae new m a out 40 OOC BcAiER miles $6150 besi 42.1 2812

A B S O L U T E L Y H I G H E S T $ P A I D f O R Q u a l i t y C a r s & T r u c k s

A r CK*V Co

W - J 0 n

| * 0 * D »« I 5

$'*» 90C

»ORD 1991 Ranger * iT 2 3

15 900 mite* MSOONrm 525 35M

A l w a y s L o o k i n g Fo r N i c e D o m e s t i c C a r s E s p e c i a l l y T o w n C a r s &

G r a n d M a r q u i s

C a l l T o m H m e s Hires Park 1 inco^-Mccu ' »

4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 X 2 4 5

o r 5 7 0 - 7 2 3 9 M o b i l e P h o n e

GEO 1990 TRACKER LSI hardtop automatic a - mucn.more $8995

L E S S T A N F O R D 565 6000

I GMC I9?e 12 fl Cut* »*T< 'un» I good $700 4 76.»914

CAB OR VAN W V * n t . n CO^OitiOn Tr»n*«Kyt4l«Or> Alt' fc-e. up toSMO S31 1327

W A N T E D A U T O S & T R U C K S

B I L L B R O W N

- U S E D C A R S -35000 Pfymoulh Rd livoma

5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

PALAMINO Pop u p Camper 1961 , Sleeps 6 eacetient condition $2,000 '56-8085 PORTA CABIN '97t * o . i ; add a j room 3 way fridge i2> 20 lb pro- I pate tanks "6.000 8TL» furnace | needs roof $400 721 1924 I

8 2 1 J u n k C a r s W a n t e d

AAROVARn TOWING Ttfr IUH 'unn.no or wreckad C4 info i est $50 $5 000

842•177S

GMC 1985 . t on pic*-up fwgh Sier-ra 1500 Biac» gray ve *•• power sieenng o m n w e u tin cruise eatr* clean w u t t 464-9304

GMC. 1990 Suburban SL.K 350 V8 automatic w traaer towing paca age mini t owner $ 14 995 Livonia Chrysler PlymoutlY S25 7604

GMC 1991 S'ERRA SlE l I 000 miles loaded 5 7L eng.ne priced lo »eii at $ 13 900

Hines p*rs Lincoln-Mercury 453 2424 est 201

MAZDA 1984 P«*up Iruca 7 bed anth c*ip no rust $ 1500 or best Ofler 722 1704

A C T I O N N I S S A N

4 2 5 - 3 3 1 1

TOVOTA 19«* 1 tor. >ong t—C 4 C*tnd«i 5 MJeeO cr»wOrr»e 'onne* LL'«V Km no r«.»1 SiOOO Of O ^ I C»*| »n«- 30 ^4£i 7955

CHEW *990 Converter V»-!0" 34 000 rn«t«* »CO'>e*« $14 600

Pjfcrfc L i n f o ^ Martuft 4S3 2424 mnf 20«

1964 4. von r>ew enf.aust

• es $3900 oiler 474

CHRYSLER 199? Towr a Counl'y An Wheel dr've 7 passenger all the toys Factory official L a * new Must see' Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth 525-7604

DOOGE 1984 conversion van 50 300 mr Power steering a brake* *•• am-tm stereo $3699 535-6842

DOOGE '987 Conversion van loaded eiceiieni condition $5795 or best ofler 437 8346

BLA/EB '966 I wheel dme load ec 57 000 rnaes "apt m garage $7 250 626 75tO :• 682 4506

BRONCO I dilion 4y $7600

198B "L rer, good cc». sports appearance

934-437'

BRONCO 1984 4 wheel drive looks a run* Super $1950 TYME AUTO 455-55F6

DOOGE '988 CARAVAN SE V« 7 p**s*ng*r low miles $8995 Livoru* ChrysMr Pfymoutfi 525- 7604

CHEROKEE 1987 4 a mer «»ded Kenwood cd stereo 59* wen mem lamed $8 500 443-683..-

DOOGE 1986 drtion ' •ooi ve

Ram eaceaent con. ^ger ma*. 'a.seo $4850 624 1971

ECONOnNE 1987 Lu.ury alienor full power new tires good condi tion must sea be*t offer 7S5-3192

FORD 1983 cargo van automatic arr new lire* runs good 92 000 mile* $ 1900 or besl 271-S755

or after epm 278-2531

FORO 196* Econoane van Eic* . »*nl condition $3 500 or besl offer

336-3618

CHEVY PlC*-L>P '990 1500 4*4 i*I tenoed ca $14 500 negotiable

Silver adc > loaded 536-5024

DOOGE '989 DAKOTA 6 cyl a.. lomatic vternc. onky 20 000 meey $6395 Jaca Cauiey Cue, GEO 655-00 4

FORO '988 BRONCO •' *LT whee" dnve 62.000 maes e i nice Warranteed $7 995

Hmes Park Lincoln-Mercury 453 2424 e>t 201

FORD 1987 AeroSIM automatic *•' 7 Passenger $6 995

F O X H I L L S • Ptymowth

455-J740 961-3171

*Of(3 Clufc W Q < * ALT V8 *o icvnatic Wee* %mst% 10 000 . fru 1 arm

$7095 747.71*"

GMC '987 4a4 «o»3«

$8953

A C T I O N O L D S

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

C l a s s i f i e d A d s

G E T R E S U L T S

C i a s s i i i e O A d s

HUNT SEAT SADOCE 15 with pad Hunt cap $ '25

4SS-5065

******* 474-8104

v am Ax A co«> to** [Nine #»c—nt conditton Worn 740-9300

HO^« 2S*-0722

V AMAHA >0yt>O*>d X2500 A Roi4ir«3 EP3. wtin cArr^mg CASM 200 (AfAii 0«1« amoif^r «i. cord* $ hoo*>uC» ? Rack vIatva $t500 beit o ' * f 52S-3721

BOKER pur*-t>r«c mat* 2 yrs routere<3 f « iwc i t i es >r%CA*<3-«<J good KOTt $50 52$ 2755

BRlTT AN> PUPS AKC Of A CtVAmO^nsfvp %*re*3 Oem CiAw«3 shots "All o ' 'Amr cSog* in bACfc your id 525 5662

SACX>LE C'OAbv Sov«r«gn c»o*e co«tAci 16 t ExCAllOTt con<SUaon $550 r^gotuaEX* €*m 64S-2461

WESTERN SADOLE l5'-» CAJUH mAlCVwvg CAASl ptAt* t x t n »Min«e COv«r*d fttirups QuAAIf SuHACM tor i»ow>g $350 427-5536

8 0 0 R e c . V e h i c l e s

BRIT7ANY PUPS T>un»mg stock 8 «*i

AKC «>C«««nl Aft

313-87^-9175

VAMA^A 1988 BA14SMEE Wx*» ®'«»At DG SUAOCATS $ 1700 t OMlOflA* 4 76-44C

8 0 2 S n o w m o b i l e s

CAT orange n*«/Mr*d deciawed needs a good home Can evening* 6 weekends 350-1553

! iNOY 500 1991 6 mdy 400 1987 • Both eacenenl condition With 2

place traaer 729-3824

rAMAHA UPRIGHT piano walnut high glovs lm«sh a.cellent 'uned •egurlar. $2200 855-2891

need good homes tor 4 t nursing home 886-5580

YOUNG CHANG Baby Grand « o ny 5 1 eaceaerrl concMion $5800 Moving 852-1987

Clotfano 6 I ABA RON

OPEN HOUSE ARCTIC CAT 6 POLARIS

6 accessor** SM 6 Sur, 313-58S-3S3S

PMA2ER il '990 Oelure vmr, low maa* very clean with ridayg gear Asaeyg $3200 426 2109

7 2 8 V C R , T V . S t e r e o ,

H i - F i , T a p e D e c k s

NEC 40 protection TV pcture fair $200 f ve* 626-9713

PAIR Mcintosh XR7 loud speak r i ercenent condrfion $1200

Weekdays 642 * 6 1 7

BOl fNS Riding Mower 14 hp hours on repuilt mgrne very n * $600 897 08.

CASE 446 I rector hydro drma «4 bfower iea» vacuum chams new befiefr e . va ben $1700 421 i»63

DISCOUNT TORSOU

GIANT VAC l*eH>«Mw*f *s*cl.« scan ia*rn mowev ga* adger eaec trie start inokwoaer 338 6983

WESTERN SNOWPlOW 6 rff priwer angle .emrwatMe aghis

683 6099

7 1 8 B u i l d i n g M a t e r i a l s

AI UMlNllAI glass pnrcfl ancHMM 3 w a n 6 door 6 8 K 17 <mg Panel -rxg on maaM S ~-or t200 535 '756

CHERRY flooring Select 4 snort* $150 so fl 0*k flnorng SaMCt Ouarte- wean $ j 30 *o ff OuMrty Hardwoods erf Mien 853-273?

lE 'T OVERS 2»6 t

numn*sfw.g cheap

ONE HUMORED tec oral, re con m i «•••»• -Ual2a6. Oay

948 '040 eves 427 0586

S T E E L B U I L O I N G S inventory l # f 74aM> fo 100.200 Some one M a k e * M.,»i tea br * '

tO FddMl3>3 iM i 5M7

f

•>

<

*

7 1 8 H o t T u b s . S p a s

» P o o l s

7 3 0 S p o r t i n g G o o d s

E x e r c i s e E q u i p m e n t

BENCH PRESS w arm curling 'est lie e nee. wevgnu included w « faa* be*' offer 861-1711

BROWNING cuUom A boa NWon Scope accessor** uae new $475 Caa evenings only 730-0590

BROWNING 10 06 troll act-on "tto New never faad Uovntad 4> t auooid Me Sneiis caa loader $600 Altar 7pm 647-SS87

COMPOONO BOW Oart 3WK 45-66 pound* Ounrar v ie 6 soft ase 2 yrs cad $1?5 478-6807

©L>»1 OP snan* ne

g o l f c i u a s iw "Ji set $350

f l ( " f

4477431

MARC* tar Banc etc i a e

o f plan name fn 31 butterfly 0r*t new $400 Caa

ne** can l* lea «R 47 1-0073

MARINE TECK Dapt* f i f BwAet aambo dnver >a *e»mgW5

der $7$ M I 'SO 477 6388

MODEL 70 Winchester brand lew $450 or best 0"*r CMi Mter 8pm

376 1579

OVER 700 e. t .a u> aea Wia *uv i to deal 877 F Mk

War guns prced

POOL TABLES i suae an i^u* ufva moderr

f ve* 855 1314

POOt COVER 7 wee*. oM 70.36 $•0 or best outer AIM> dn~na board - a * , t f l a »nyfene a M 6797

POOl COVE* 7 weeks oa* 20.36 $•0 ar MM Aj*o H m board make .vf«e> Anytew* 459 6797

POO* 78 fl -ound pump dec k »7S0

474 1419

POOL TABLE V-,

l a V & ^ T & e T T V S n '

SCHWiNN » 'dyne CaarCycM bronre bare*. u**d K U or beet o * m 7916991

SOtOEiEK K > t72S fS13 889 6853

SPEC'AiuTED HARC«OCK . A f * Mouhlam bM* 30 ai Sh-wann 700 en Part* Pack age • n a m 8 9 2 $300 ALSO SPlTFlRE SPLAT B*« Oaa- auto 'ng«M LMae onca-$700 Caa 952 5534

CLUMBER Spanw puppies AKC imr* txAAd lofty w g eAad %Ad AV*d W»W1A Of «*nt« AHW m*inng» StArlmg «t $600 COf* pAH«on o» »f>oe» QuA**ty 566 8609

8 0 4 A i r p l a n e s

HALF OWNERSHIP -978 A36 Banania PontMK based Can eve*

3(3-344-9696

COCKATOO S h a NO FED Gofhn $250 L***er surfur creeled $100 8 0 6 B o a t s 8 M o t o r s Call 535-8*45

COCKER SPANIEL 5 yr* Old lo * good home I eves children

COCKER Spaniel pup* cbampwn sired AKC bu f color 7 was * • MWS $300 477 3 739

ALUMINUM V haul 14 M Ward hunting * tVtfwig baal 5- i HP Evav rude & gai gas tank oar*

tffi trater $1700'beat 44201443

COIL IE PUPS AKC Happy healtn. home rarsed pels 326 7786

DAOtSHu*tO Home <m AKC Champion Stud Semce A«o Adult Dogs Free on breetfcna terms Bob Albrechl 313-471 • 71» t

OACHSMUNO PUPPIES mw**luf* smooth home r k t t d good with

453-12 IS

D A C H S U N O S A K C m m . Z?i

DALMATIAN PU«»S AKC guaranteed Some bfu* eyed AMO Stud

DWARF BUMNWS <»( 5 monOkS OW

\ s n

FNGliSH Sprmger Speruar Pup* AKC snot* wormed ' 0 was old

531 77 '5

GERMAN SMEPWEROI 6 mo* old lo good home

78 8015 o. 344 1941

GERMAN SHORT ft AfR Pointer pups 6 wee*. bad doc akc wormed $75C 6 up 955 -785

GERMAN SHORT HAfRCO Pointers AKC 6 w. $750 1300

GOtOCN RETRIEVER POPPIES AKC -ag i le red Fer mora -worm* lion a* 645-020'

GORDON SETTERS-AKC pup bom 7 19 92 graal spor lmj 6 I lydeg* C a U m • 6 t 6 - * t

HANDSOME wng hewed 0M

HIMALAYAN SEA( PONT KITTENS Pur* tved -OYM waca^h* a*

Ma aeking $300 days 932 M 0 0 *41 9 7 M

ARRiVA 1989 74 6 wilh deep V nun convertible cufty caem 454 an-gme and cu*iom du*» *«ie traaer m

a hour* Wit f $15 500 437-0097

BROWNING 16 6 1972 Fiber glass tr»*»* mercr\a**r 140np low hours runs wen • 48mph hue greet condition o r g n a owner

$1995 <3131360 2257

MOB* CAT ta seaboaf witn traaer

363-6245

H r D R O S ' R f » « 1878 Black Ma. Mercury $6 000

16 iTSnp 5»r»fi PAIS

'77 3107

IMOfRiAi tan boa '"der 65 HOT** C vinrwde t i m m i i i cond.tton $7S00 M ' 4100

MARINER OUTBOARD ^©r**®fl*yer wtffl 6 Goodtfsape $700

motor 8 8 (eaon tan*

563 7J8I

REGAL 1966 755 K l 760 hp Merc I M P * 4 50*ours (24 000

8 n beam

" " " S r - o s r S

HUNKER 1990 Bowlder

$11 500 422 1939

SAILBOAT many e r t r i $1700 95J 0957 or «9J 3989

'65 emoerd outboard warn i M M I M t t m I " «6W

SEAOOO 1992 »p

M A RAY 1990 $15 J00 n c k d M * * I Stored 326 1566

SEARAY 1997 SUNOAHCER 29R Me neat Loran dapan t a w * more MuW move "wed lo sea rfws arew boM Make oMM . 385 7995

SKI CENTUR.AN 1991 wMi Ml and c o w 80 hours Ma • $15800 637 5803

STARCRAFT i^lANOER '985 2 0 1 115 MR 0MC see d"ve m i l l lor • M aaamg $7800 Cm BM

313 381 4943

SY! VAN 19B8 I *r F ^ y equvpt vehie M $8 900

BUY IT. SELL IT.

C l A S S I M

B u y i t .

C l a s s i f i e d I t ' s t h e e a s y - t o - a c c e s s .

i n f o r m a t i o n - p a c k e d m a r k e t p l a c e

v i s i t e d r e g u l a r l y - a n d

s u c c e s s f u l l y - - b y a l l k i n d s o f

c o n s u m e r s .

S e l l i t .

C l a s s i f i e d I t ' s t h e r e s o u r c e y o u c a n

c o u n t o n t o s e l l a m y r i a d o f

m e r c h a n d i s e i t e m s b e c a u s e o u r

c o l u m n s c o m p e l q u a l i f i e d b u y e r s t o

c a l l

F i n d i t .

C l a s s i f i e d I t ' s t h e s o l u t i o n y o u r e

s e a r c h i n g f o r — w h e t h e r y o u ' r e

s e e k i n g a h o m e , a n a p a r t m e n t , a

n e w o c c u p a t i o n o r e v e n a s t r a y p e t

t E c c c n t r i c

A D V l i T l S I W Q

1 0 7 0 O A K L A N D C O U N T Y 5 9 1 0 9 0 0 _ W A Y N | C O U N T Y

• 5 2 - X E B P Q C H 6 S T E I h f t P P 1 « T i R H M ?

5 p m T u w d a y k * T J w v J a y a A a o n — 5 p m F f d a y k * U o n r t a y a c M o r

RUTOMOTIVE 8 2 4 J e e p s 8 O t h e r

4 - W h e e l D r i v e s

COMANCHE '989. t>Siinalor 4 1 >-_• wiff- rtal'. st t« jJjlOO maai • - . .acage'45600 , 474 388

{KPi ORER «9»'

116 500 offe.

8 2 5 S p o r t s *

I m p o r t e d C a r s

I dOOr 4.4 loaded

77 T 54 15

CORVETTE 1988 bng^i red auto-mata 1800 maa* abowroum con^-t«on Red leather avterxa duM tope Bose Sound SyM«m eitarnM r*dar

em 17 a f a W 752 Sport Pat* age LSI $35 000 aaAmg $71000 lam Mem Fn 8 5 489 8CI90

ik ends or afler 5 624 9017

7 door $12 (00

351-5784

CORVETTE 1989 -mo coup* 6 ed immaculaie tnrougnout

SI or ad winters tu i t r a c t halary 27 000 maa* I-Ml Merc 863-0636

«ORO 1991 EAPlORER MLT . 4i woer o**n ' $ 17 995

P A T M I L U K E N F O R D 2 5 5 - 3 1 0 0

KOtOA 1M4 W l U K r«> aoiomati t uanyn iM ion pow««

i r ^ ' t n A f s •iArn- •unroo' $?900 M « 353 485?

•ONOA P«jLUO€ Si auto •HAtJC W** ^tATM> Tvn*cu*AlA conOrtjon 6 ' 000 mA»t $7 740 ' ^ 4 3 W

|>€C TRACAfP "V90 4«4«* Mi«* "> •* err.ll* co^vA'tiCrtv *»•» LAMKI* 5 VP—1J *«» 56 000

$'100 649 ??t7 ' 84? S 15 M U

t3' a u t o t i A t ~ * A»» »pcllA»» fl 300 mmrammC $0 395

P « i trfK-CHf MAtCw^v 453 9Mt 301

'.MO f M » J-nrr, ifc iX»0 CD •tA'AO v«o»

$12*30 455-4554 .Me 19V1 Jimm, 4 <3oo* 4.4 NAf

"OAdexa C sira $«6 500 4T®-5*M

rSUZU "WO T'OOOAT 4 «M<3 Auto-T-^l-t. OAOAO •AT'Ar.tr J4 000

m-m $i?000 644-3073

, 7 1 ^ ^ 5 = 7 1 "M'9 ? <Joor 4B 000 m. $ t ) 000 b « i t n « e M * s 455 5544

C H t B O f E -SKpO «tn<loeri 60Q*\ mmrr

, c-ue 'Ar» *A^tri*r mlATi

CHfRO«EC 4.4 4 AAr -^M. $7900 B-055S 343 5745

MONOA *9«9 Accord LXI coupA Maou» bsac* yood «x»0it.©r\ $7500 or DA«1 S43fl l7ft

MONO* i9«* ACCCXO S€- 5 U>A*d "**•» SO«A CO vtoeAO

»OAd^! H 1 7 5 0 474>947

MONO* 11> WC» HTiA 55 000 " M M

•ONOA 1990 Accord £ * 4 Ooor wnrocrf «eCA*Ant corM>rt>or> 19 000

$12 500 " M 1234

^ONOA '990 Accord EX 1

f a> 4 door m»*oot '9 000 « •2 200 737

- •" • i * * " 40 COO $1 000

JAGUAR 'OO* Cfwo ilATfc oaa> t«r» * » » »

-lAGOAW 1990 SOV 4 <JOO» «^> roof civomA OAre CAuA »AT iA«ir*» »a»^t

» tcne h* Mmi 540 6105

8 2 5 S p o r t s 4

I m p o r t e d C a r s

VOLVO 1967 7*0 6 1 H l b c A *

Is $7000

all c a r s safety c h e c k e d

'990 '988 Black Power Roof •966 Grey Power Roof

A u d e t t e C a d i l l a c

8 5 1 - 7 2 0 0

8 5 2 C l a s s i c C a r s

BMW 2002 •» or^nAl uuCMT C8AAT no

must %m IO*1 lOfc o"a» 474

BUICK SKVIAAK CONVE»7IBLE 1969 r 8 000 '^4A» ' o « f * m-oi $4000 or C M cAa 642 1243

CHEVROLET r939 o r ^ A l '•CKmA «n9in« rtKi sound besi o n * 224-7707

8 5 6 B u t c k 8 5 8 C a d i l l a c

SK'LARK 1966 6 CyknOer e»

SUTL AR* 1990 Gran Sport 3 I gaee maws HMy eonppwrl •ufeky sponeie $8 995

4S3-2424 eal 201

SOMERSET 1967 efale t * | Wue too ear 111 I corUtton MI power $3600 879-567?

8 5 8 C a d i l l a c

l t o 000 $19 750

6*4^761

SEOAN DCV1LLE 1968 wrote 47 000 maa* ••caaen congaion $9 990 646 5677 or 356-0900

SEOAN 0EVKLE 1910 dark Uue met tier 6 m y l lop 76 000 maes ku

$16 800 676 5446

SEVILLE '966 grey 80 000 m*e* loeded aery good condaion $5900

761 7438

CAOlLUkC SE V i l l i gray a r l t w wifft r

maa* $6 000

1963 Elegant xmroof 63 000

522 7906

SEVtLlE 989 grey 45 000 maes GM mm*' Mr sty -arw taet tvakes Oatlery me $13 800 676 666 '

STS-1887 taeck.l*r «-ter«y tua. loaded mc •onroof 9 OOC miles no 'WMonacfe oner r*eu*ed 655 77 U

8 6 0 C h e v r o l e t

E l DORADO 1962 tea* brMia*' *ar«uM S3 500

pamt Vary race

522 7268

BERETTA 1989 power locaa'swridow* *a low good condmon $5500 387-3489

E l DORADO 1966 Bteca on taac* tu*y loeded sunroof pnone taOA rr $A000 1

BERETta upAAti crurt MOT. $5400

F O X H I L L S Cv>V«-

A 7 AO 9t

• ies 5* ooo « # » p-e-0 6 c . i m j r &o*t» «op» •I* * ' + ~ \ grr» $650C

56ft 3139 ' Ir t i ' >i«r>OAr A<r

I rac» A*e.r.g $14 '30C O* t>«1 459 9156

•Ad vjrxjOA H $^Q 500

254 7*61

. rBABON »969 C m K W ! -mAl< a*» ha»1f>Ar tosOAd $6 995 L .vor»» C i v y « Pvmowrt* 525 760* MUSTANG

r#tio*aCMa i aBARON 1992 GTC V6 5 4uB oo««r 4MO»t ! » • - « $2 99-,

CMEV* BE LAIR 1957 B«ACk 2 | door r\Ard tap cx>^» CK»AA *»aat

a*', origirvai Mond«rbAr 'A- ; da© aacAAAnf C000t80r Ba«I 0»»*r

96 1 2440 A«1 111 - t I

CHEVY 1MPALA '944 SS Cor»*«r*. baa $700 o* b n i CAN 4pm 4*4 1062 CHEVY ^943 SfAC- SadA P.<»uC • r - ' a ww>i l i rm 6 &ar»ar', au lomat* $2 500 343 36 7 8 757-O'Oe

CHRYSLER 300 '946 **0 « Si.000 rnAA* original ow**A» (.araga > « ' BA«< o«A» 694 2 34^

COUGAR ^946 39Q 3 sc—d aulo rvvAnv » * • t-Arii -a»d%

poor $1600 OAS- 94 . 26 36

'ORD -96* «JK*r^r ; ^ c x ^ A t "C. 'A»tO»Ad aacANAn' con«3»t>on $4350 M T S I r o n 313 437 4T6.T

tBROUGHAM 1 owner $7700 879 68T6

FLEETWOOD i9bt Br^gf iam - 4 0OC» 64 XX5 « • » a* t-jw—

$6 *00 Cm 11-30tyi ONL T 737 ' 673

SEDAN DEVILLE 987 BiacA meM COrx3itK>r 12 OOC 1 $75 700 Can *fler 5pn- 675 8603

all c a r s safety c h e c k e d

CXACA tAO ^tA»«

CAM ARC 1964 59 600 " * • * -nam tint new sunroof alarm iww pent $3300 or pest 533-67 '9 533-064!

CAMARO '964 6 tylmdw *utomet S7600 Of M * t onm.

Caa a-.w J 30pm 26' 768<

CAMARO 19*9 RS 32 000 maa* « * : • * *n t cond l t on $7 200oroes1. After 5om. 477 0744

CAM AUG '990 RS. - re r . oo lion Wue ledy driven CMar greet

MidKm Reeaonam* 72' 6909

CAMARO '991 RS wfaie '5 000 maes loeded P*r«*ci Mmdmon $9 900 476 3031

8 8 0 C h e v r o l e t

CAVAl •« R '944 CA

| „ 8 6 0 C h e v r o l e t

o rp«rn fa i r | CAVA l *R 1»9C 2-24 AMfromatic 144 456 5A94 I toaa fMfeW «D«A Ct AeVAa I M M

L E S S T A N F O R D 565 6000

" I CEiEBRiTy 1987 V6 4aoor

CAVALIER 1989 2 d V Merer. 33 POO ma*. $189' >eca CeiAay Cre . GEO 654 OOi

CAVALlEt '99' mAl< CAAMTtta •arcane, $4500 OAS1

454 7148

-1072 S

CE - E BR; TV 1989 WiAGOai eafra see' $5658

A C T I O N O L D S

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

8 6 0 C h e v r o l e t

RAP Ac A »877,

L E S S T A N F O R D 565800C

MAclBu 1979 • aa power u s e r s 6 braees n i M t e Emaan i conda ton $600 486 1968

CElEBRi'T ve t e> txec fm Clear, good COndaayr

| ClT A' ION '980 V-6 1 Runs Good $300 F e n r g t Caa 469 5621

CE l tBR iT ' * ssereo PSP6 i praaes $1200

an- «m j COASCA

53 9J4J

MALOo « f $600'baa

18B0- 2 OOC a a . t o w

Mr Now

ir rt autcanal-Mf need* aror* W 442 0508

N O V A I >86 CL. r#X= a»CA®A^ $7 750

43' j484

8 6 2 C h r y e t e r

CryRVSiER 1992 GTC Corwiar90le

•anty $13 395

F O X H I L L S

a nmm torn k»ai

F O X H I L L S CiryMer Pfymoutn

455 6740 «8'-317»

LAftARON 19f maw iceded 7 yr war'anty 6 worn" $5200 offer Tun. ana. 5 79? 8019

CELEbRfTf 1965 wegr.- automat. e> 63 000 m ->ns •aea iupk i r 11 000 Pee

C l i E e R . I -iRagor. v S3485

Cne. GEO 6SS-001

•MPAiA 1963 SS ««<»* 3J7 an j gin* ic eao (rower gade "22-2* '6 J WIS .a | | M ,.icw sport con t re< *-pie 37 ' engage aufomaK i

; * brMues rwr good

NOVA 1986 4 door automaltc ar new eaneust muffler brakes am'

$7000 367-OS? 1

lefcARON 1989 2 door « OMy $6 495

F O X H I L L S

15100

NOVA <968 43 000 mafic condi t^ r m0 AM 'M I t A M pOMr OOOr «OCAft $3450

D E M M E R F O R D D E M M E R F O R D D E M M E R F O R D

CAPRICE 1980 Classic mepe under 60 000 maes

475-7947

o4»««A» MUSTANG 196* »lr.

L ivon*A Cnr<f*i»r PtymoM"* S25 "604 ' pc»r»» ^.tAr^or »t*Aigh« $3000 or CMI

MA/CA 1985 626 L UWK 4 door 60 000 condrton $2200 t>A*i

QfA> 5 OOOd I

277 >6^0 J PONTIAC -RAHSAM 1979 T6 OOO rr-*A 403 ^ot®. no 'wV Mult •*-' $3 300 255 6060

MA^DA >966 RX7 G*L 2 I au'c^vaiK. at >-«e< •unroo' CO- * B*RD 1955 a ^ t r DMhC* tAu* ftt«vcc tea* 45 000 «o©6 'e^io^Ad $!9 500 or M i miiAt aatra cMMn RochaslA * 3€C 10

057 i o* B-^oa. « 60.1 6500

• ' W i A/iaria iwNr'a 7 000 »^a w a Own*- •«* $i3 990

•990 SaCarv Dav*e CAja at b«ua . IOC' t3*ja lAar^ i or

a i r ' * ' AOuttKnATt' $ 16 990

k 199- SAdAT OAViAa tK»rg$>nd¥ • * ^Al f^r .niaror OAdAd W-AT I $19 990

*CE '966 Cia»ac .ot» o> A* OOOd "A IW*WK# 54 400 $6 900 474-'906

"99C 8»agor e t I M >AC* age c«®at A >oAdad 47 000

$ »0 700 M V 661 -0102

CAVAL»ER . contfA«r»

$950

83 4uioanafic good • I ' M A « i ' a j » !

Atiar 5c^> 241 6052

AUtO"^l^<

A C T I O N N I S S A N

4 2 5 - 3 3 1 1

T-KNOERBHRC -960 mecfiarwcait. 1997 Se«4M M*c> . D-aca wal^w ' - o ^ n lew - ler«r needs par." , c Only $79 99C « r a i e l a' $6 900 575 1975 i

"969 PMaf.oe 8 5 4 A m e r i c a n M o t o r i

i a . 643-0914

d"vA

al l c a r s

s a f e t y c h e c k e d

A u d e t t e C a d i l l a c

8 5 1 - 7 2 0 0

8 2 5 S p o r t s 6

I m p o r t e d C a r s

Au.,'«.A 1967 i ege^fd 4 doo» 5 v^e^o «a*r«Ar Ar good con«M<or

• mavrt $9 700 5A0 72 V 540 0040

A<. v lP» N1€G»A IS a*« ^«»e- A*A»*»i !9 000 m CAKS $12 900 669 67*2

MA/DA 49 000 r $4200

7 R*r . 4u10r^^t< EacaAant ccmOlKpn

J34 4548

2DA 1989 R*7 wn.ia p<wa eoot n»ea trrart aacA—n1

cood-t-y. $»900 543 0646

RENAULT '964 RELIANCE bod* 9TAAI **lA»«€ir D M of»a» 434 922"

NCE / s i%A- $72

CAVAL»ER '964 m* tSATAC ca»»»»ia oood CondAion $'495

536 4547

C A v At. E a "986 R*N Soon awlo a$r crucSA na» t$raA $2 000

CAM Afiar 4{xr 459 5682

CAVAiliCR '967 12 4 C M V6 5 2 IOCS DUO 19 OOC' I « OOO mee, $3800 Or Onty $76 990 pes' offer 544 6208

856 Buick

l*Aiy *500

CENTuRy 1964 i m n e d good body Interior -weds eng,ne

346-0604

Audet te Cadil lac a- CAV*h£" 851-7200

Z2 4 BufomafK . $4900

447-0122

90 Taurus "Wagon

£90 Taurus SHO Loaded Fast

Mustang LX 5 0 uter Air 5 speed 24 000 Miles

'87 Mustang GT Convertible Loaded O n l y *

'92 Tempo 4 Door GL

Automatic Air Loaded

'91 Mustang LX

Automatic Air 17.000 Mite $7900

'92 T-Bird $ 1 0 , 9 0 0

'92 C r o w n V i c t o r i a LX

Loaded • 1 5 ,

V '92 a u r u s " S H O

Only ' 8 9 0 0 .

S 1 0 , 9 0 0 i

s8600.

MA/DA 1490 929S <om

- r . s r r . c e n t u r , ^ ,.M.TED >»•* ABS a iceUarf conorttor. . i n u u m —•— 1S90C o. tA f i M u v A6 CA* 1

a*iAr 6pm 360 3229

A; OMA ROMEO •a. f d.t-cv i OA

<5" 4500

'9«* St»-d^ Soe >.W» $499S ofV»

rve i t»44 to09 1

U i l A f l f N 1986 C o n . e " ' D A 36 000 rr*m% b %pm+<3 *r..la a. Mua »oo« A CAua aaamar $ i t 900

Mm«» Par» t mco4r>-MA*CiA» 453 2424 Aet 20 1

M€«CEOES BENJ <979 2400 onA Owraar aiCftA^l COndi1«>ri 100 000 i*AM $7500 346-9 »82

V 4 «AAr-a»r 4 loadAd' Non »mosia»* I $271*0 SA8AC1 Auto 8S1-2277

CENTuR' 19 )>1<A*AO poeeAr i Hat

ATAgor. am-At* r^a $1650 M l

3 13- 754-4248 CENTuRy 1485 1 c

I ac p o * A MAAf^ft a« am trn rat $ i 25

a ^ r awiomai O r * A* kOCAft 3 349 4469

MERCEDES BE HI »96

LE SABRE 1966 * «*ar i 1?0 000 i

•At $3 "00 Ca® < •Si6b 4000S •ece'tlAnf LCAd-

tJ3 OOO 5 4 W O ai' — $3500 553 252?

ID- '990 Oualrc tOAOAd Aa w * or.ditfO' 1 ec«•>» t a»a'-e"i»

mal«»\ $ 16 iJOO 64 J 4fcj 7

near-, mm! long aody -ed 135 000 f T * 1 . * 1 m. looks new j ; 000 977 ' 400 ' am

WERCEDES 198? 470 SEI Black •«rri O>ac» i** a»CAAa .t con«S> t ioa Compia ta m««ntartanca ••cord! $24 900 L A ijnU 9PM

l i 4 7772 e*1 5iT

I 'tpae 2 nnocfc o»»t da'a var, S<e $* -' 200 534-4446

Mul t 9c *«aa i3> Or»S $""000

45*- 5566

j MG MIOGE * 'Op rtfm I 'BOO

PAR* AVENUE '687 «aft««r lyjB f >wer $6795

LES STANFORD 565 6000

PARK avtNuE '965 .oaded con 960 t»*c» 6 lar- e.celleni | soura) w a ' i afarm ea^eaent in 71000 miles $4 000 toncMiOn cere n t ' a . n &r*ke*

451 7195 t iai tm. nose* an >ecaaced recent^ $4500 593 4261

U f B a u R 1966 SCORPIO E r e * | lent ciirajilayn low maes aa f ^ e e

leatfie* mournoof $." 300 455 7050

19 T6 New motor new u l ' syslem Mul l see

531 5475

i .ORv£ -TE i960 1 tops .oatMd Si «er a f - l f -r^lero. eaceHent OOn j , *on $6,750 676- 7510 oi 667 4506

COR VI ' ' f '96.- i f 500 doc 1. " m-iied maes ster eo - assette e . lewml .onOH«al15 50Q 665 6776

196J 74 000 m. 1 toes Han aeeml condmcm ITS* >46 6707

I EURAR 198." UUaxM Gray 'ed " e m .'5 OOO mi J rane troofiy w- ra- $J- « 0 •95 5f50

fCNOA '961 Aec«vd 5 sowed ' al.cnr.ack A* Stereo C .caweni .-ommwter CW $1700 *5A ?'6T

UiTSuBlSM 1969 R.*c» &•!»• I W « eaceaeni cassette 74 000 maes $7600 Must se« 433 67 13 MITSUBISHI 1967 Con Vista " pas va-n^A' p o a n aa as »'.••• »ng *8 000 m$iA% $«490 450-0 t»?

MlTS^iBlS^' '99' GAl ANT V « 4 1 Aetr*" $ 14 553

ACTION NISSAN 4 2 5 - 2 3 1 1

N.SSAN '96 7 300 7* t loo* auto mala. $.'656

ACTION NISSAN 4 2 5 - 3 3 1 1

PORSC-If 1983 If44 saculi.* m*s*r w«" ;a*sefte onone- *«

onions O r g r i . owner atlSCNMf, great condklion'15S0C 655 3*44 ]

PORSCHE '991 C4 CabraAel ( i t 000 mees movaig

mual Ma $ 6 i 000 687 4555 |

PREl rOE t»»<» f .ceweni con<»««v, • son roof 5 speed a» ce»set1* 49 500 m. $6700 treat 363^1764

SAAB l»9 l 9000S Automate or a , earner 23 000 mi wea mam ] t«n«d $16 500 643 *9Q9

tO»OTA 148 * MR.' t rc«» %lorad ai^*Ar % i*»At CU XSAiOn $800C 444 -0855 645 551* |

* *J004* 1. IGE Nl> v.'OU« ^9M aa ! . aAw>* con«M«OA k*» "»«AS $ 15 800

or tWA o««a8 A*#a %pae %4 1 - .'45 *

REGAi 19€ 1 Lid maTif conditior comptela ma*nNAva*viA ' ACOr d» mual $2 000'PA»» 427 2916

REGAi '965 LimrtAd an ao<a»^ cruvaA ant" tnA« dAv«ca irft e^Aaa a»* aicaHant condi«*or OnA cmmAr 7 1 00C $2945

268 3666 a 331 6437

REGAi '9«6 ad 51 000 n m Or A n f i cAAr i ' ^At«A< $7 200

REGAi 5 989 iaTatvd -aa $6455

ACTION OLDS i 261-6900

R I V I E R A

RrviERA 1965 e.ceeem condmon toadea a**mg $7550 or maa* offer

567 74 '6

atyt fRA 1966 e.teaeni cond.1«*T •oaoed n«w mres Drakes water pome anernator Offer 455 0079

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538-8547 FrfTH AVttiUe <9€7 «• waoad good condiiion, S3.S00 Can attar «pm 229-S2M

DAYTONA 1991 ES aulomatic »• loadad One, $« 695

FOX HILLS Oirvarar - Plymouth

455-8740 981-3)71 L( &ASON 1985 CONVERTIBLE Mark Croaa Turbo toadao oraai »r>ap« W200 «62-2315 96?-1428

DAYTONA 1991 ES aulomatic »• loadad One, $« 695

FOX HILLS Oirvarar - Plymouth

455-8740 981-3)71 L( &ASON 1985 CONVERTIBLE Mark Croaa Turbo toadao oraai »r>ap« W200 «62-2315 96?-1428

OMNI !9a6 2 2 automatic air am-tmcaasatta good condition $1750

476-0539 l £6*SON 1985- 4 door air « m ttaamg/brafcas- toefca. Ml 22 000 ™«i. Br«n~»car 1 950 37S-8174

OMNI !9a6 2 2 automatic air am-tmcaasatta good condition $1750

476-0539 l £6*SON 1985- 4 door air « m ttaamg/brafcas- toefca. Ml 22 000 ™«i. Br«n~»car 1 950 37S-8174 OMNr 1987 - 4 floor hater, stick

76.500 m.ias graal condition $3600 Can ba»or. 8pm 333-0775

lvBARON '98? ConvarliDaa aulo-raislic. aw aiarao S6995

LES S T A N F O R D 5658000

OMNr 1987 - 4 floor hater, stick 76.500 m.ias graal condition $3600 Can ba»or. 8pm 333-0775

lvBARON '98? ConvarliDaa aulo-raislic. aw aiarao S6995

LES S T A N F O R D 5658000 RAM 1984 conversion 8 250 3 >8

motor loadad •aa!'*. Imanor dad $3000 837 2508 LE BARON 1988 loaOM pramajm

pactaoa Oig.lai dash t3999 645-6522

RAM 1984 conversion 8 250 3 >8 motor loadad •aa!'*. Imanor dad $3000 837 2508 LE BARON 1988 loaOM pramajm

pactaoa Oig.lai dash t3999 645-6522 SHADOW 1989 4 Ooo. po«ai

sraar mg1 brakes an automatic sunroor alarm $5125 641-3979 NEW YORKER 1989 Iom0«0 CKM"

as ma> come 17995 R O C H E S T E R HILLS

CnrysMr-Plymourn 652-9933

SHADOW 1989 4 Ooo. po«ai sraar mg1 brakes an automatic sunroor alarm $5125 641-3979 NEW YORKER 1989 Iom0«0 CKM"

as ma> come 17995 R O C H E S T E R HILLS

CnrysMr-Plymourn 652-9933 SHADOW 1990 22.000 rr»ia4 Poimi Slaaring brakes am fm alu-minum wheels and SpoUer nary crean $6 900 Evenings 478-6232 NEW YORKER 1985 V8 Tv»»o au-

lomalic 4 doc au c»~» «w>do»n 8 lock »M 'M Slarao casaMia cu«e «»c«»eril cormnion S2SOO

B55 1010E. 385

SHADOW 1990 22.000 rr»ia4 Poimi Slaaring brakes am fm alu-minum wheels and SpoUer nary crean $6 900 Evenings 478-6232 NEW YORKER 1985 V8 Tv»»o au-

lomalic 4 doc au c»~» «w>do»n 8 lock »M 'M Slarao casaMia cu«e «»c«»eril cormnion S2SOO

B55 1010E. 385

SHADOW '99" Convertible Air K M windows mirror cassette 19 500 mat $10,250 473-0703

NEW YORKER 1985 V8 Tv»»o au-lomalic 4 doc au c»~» «w>do»n 8 lock »M 'M Slarao casaMia cu«e «»c«»eril cormnion S2SOO

B55 1010E. 385 SHADOW 1992 air power auto-matic. am-fm cassette 13 OOO miles warranty $7800 5*2 7362 864 Dodge SHADOW 1992 air power auto-matic. am-fm cassette 13 OOO miles warranty $7800 5*2 7362

CHARGER-1984 a™jWr or 'or pans Back-and d am*8« $400 or wrnortw 722-8212

865 Eagld CHARGER-1984 a™jWr or 'or pans Back-and d am*8« $400 or wrnortw 722-8212 PREMIER 1988 tun power $3694

L E S S T A N F O R D 565 6000

COLT 1988 Vrtla A'agon . aulomat-« CMiella S5 995

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PREMIER 1988 tun power $3694 L E S S T A N F O R D

565 6000 COLT 1988 Vrtla A'agon . aulomat-« CMiella S5 995

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455-8740 961-3*71 PREMIER 1*68 Maroon loaded $4000 besl 953-0518

COL» '988 Singta cx»n»r imn-acu-•aw COKMMJT 72.000 »» •> ™.»i 17950 Nasir 528-9281 866 Ford COL» '988 Singta cx»n»r imn-acu-•aw COKMMJT 72.000 »» •> ™.»i 17950 Nasir 528-9281 CROWN VICTORIA 1985 low mile-

age clean mus1 see $5 900 838-6292

COL I '989 OL station Wagon 5 Itwwd a« louw Mini corKMKm' 13.995 ,j«ronia'ehrv*w*-Plyn>owtft 525- 7604

CROWN VICTORIA 1985 low mile-age clean mus1 see $5 900

838-6292 COL I '989 OL station Wagon 5 Itwwd a« louw Mini corKMKm' 13.995 ,j«ronia'ehrv*w*-Plyn>owtft 525- 7604 CROWN VICTORIA-1991 loaded

$11,500 4 76-02 * 7 OAvTONA SMELBV Z 198? manual •ad atcanani cor>dti»on Ukg run* oraai S? OOO m as 56 000 471-1348

CROWN VICTORIA-1991 loaded $11,500 4 76-02 * 7 OAvTONA SMELBV Z 198? manual

•ad atcanani cor>dti»on Ukg run* oraai S? OOO m as 56 000 471-1348

CROWN VICTORIA 1988 9 Passer, gja- Wagon Loaded maintained high miles Basl o«er 545-1752

4NCER 1986 80 000 m,las $1800 Caf oarora 3PM 851 -8863

CROWN VICTORIA 1992 LX load •d low miles $16 995

PAT M I L L I K E N F O R D 2 5 5 - 3 1 0 0 - ANCER 1988 5 ooor luiDO Sports

CROWN VICTORIA 1992 LX load •d low miles $16 995

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1 950 *** 435-3034 ESCORT '986 E«P loaded'Ercal rant Co»<dil<m Good school cai $1995 Call lOam.3pm 335-8858

JMNI 1981 Tranacortanon loaoal Wan, ->«*. carts $225 "2' 5963

ESCORT '986 E«P loaded'Ercal rant Co»<dil<m Good school cai $1995 Call lOam.3pm 335-8858

JMNI 1981 Tranacortanon loaoal Wan, ->«*. carts $225 "2' 5963 ESCORT 1987 GT 5 speed am'lm

cassette cower sieenng brakes air e«ce«ent covvjition r-s-de A out gaossr black wrih *na trwn $2900 Call atler 6pm 626 7590

SHADOW '988 Loaoad » »«rvool s car pnona 92.000 rm mostty

Good conOitK>n aa<3s teas S2830 o- t>«t Dtta* 4 78- 2566

ESCORT 1987 GT 5 speed am'lm cassette cower sieenng brakes air e«ce«ent covvjition r-s-de A out gaossr black wrih *na trwn $2900 Call atler 6pm 626 7590

SHADOW '988 Loaoad » »«rvool s car pnona 92.000 rm mostty

Good conOitK>n aa<3s teas S2830 o- t>«t Dtta* 4 78- 2566 ESCORT 5987 Station Wagon like

new 28 000 miles power sleermg & Branes air stereo root rack rear fla-<er A wnper Asking $3500 Can Jonr avacngs 455 9506

4KAOOW 1989 ES lurBo 2 floor '•icnoack loaded te» Bra«a»' tf.ockf1»«» 37 OOO m.»s $6500

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ESCORT 5987 Station Wagon like new 28 000 miles power sleermg & Branes air stereo root rack rear fla-<er A wnper Asking $3500 Can Jonr avacngs 455 9506

Fofd ESCOB" 0' '»87 aun root e.Aaual UlMd $3,000 or Peel, muataaa' 46a«39 ESCOOT 1964 at - 1 oeme» 7 floor <V| « w *o eoeo Momitc a* SAOOOmilee »»»75/bee» 9*4 1702 ESCORT IMS. wo mm M> I * en care o* eacattent conaww $1 tOOpr beat Attar 4pm MB 4750

condition S11S5 ESCORT '»M station -49on runt ureal 5 speed n*1 'W am.tm cassette Sl?00be»l JM SWl ESCOflT IM' aa. automat*. AM-FM a»eietl750. 477 2462 ESCORT rse' automat* aar »er» clean low tines cheap' TYME AUTO 455 5566 ESCORT IW7 GL 4 Ooo- auto-matic. we- (leering, brakes AU-'U i«xj condition tp "00 Days 6?D-44Xl E.WS «5 I es«o ESCORT >987 GL - 2 Ooo- manual m 1U IU stereo cassette new cMcft fa»ea iinvng Bait Very 900d condition t2300 471-3021 ESCORT '9«a . EXP, mu 5 spaed tat cruise sorwoot wot ameers new tires E»a»es »4000 564 7735 ESCORT t»MGT wtme a.' cruise stereo tapa tilt esceeent condition U 000 'Bail 565-6812 ESCORT IW'l IX 2 OOOr MW-Oaca «" automat* low miles Hfca B.«no rm »4 900 HS4«5 ESCORT 1969 01 Loaded CO loom stereo custom wheels r*w Bras tmrted windows 38 000 mi S-S6OC 647-0679 ESCORT 1999 GT wtvie loaded CIOIW no 'u»t non-smofcer ercat-lent>> maintained S3500 east C»U Mon-fn before 5©m 35'?6'4 ESCORT 1999 4 spaed ©OOd mae-age one owner must see fc?995

426-2684 ESCORT >991 LX aVAOON - auto-mal< an on*» 19 OOO m4es Super •hwpt |7*P4

ROCHESTER HILLS 0*vHa- sa»tr>ootB 652-9933

866 Ford • <000

647-«3«7 ESCORT t®91 16 000 maaa m crumm power k>css lake new $7500-best otter 647-6t73 f ESTIVA 199? GL BOO m. automat-ic a« awtmjiti mwi. AM FM •ear wee- wfute 15500 U5-0«0 < FORD 1962 EXP 4 speed am Im stereo too*t 4 -una good many new pairts t»00 best 591324} LTO i»r» 400 MP engine rune

$700bes! tar 3pm Mon anytime Sat Swn 99 • 1663

Mu'S'ANG '983 GT -a0u.il motor T-5 tranam.aa-on many eatre part* runs great $2795

323- 193B 532-6293 MUSTANG 1995 nuig »20CC Tat

power lock a. curta mlaf/T iTlani aitpars good condition 462 9865

MUSTANG 1985 LX 3 OOO. 4 icaed pow »taarmg't>*a*aa amJ tmatarao $2 000'BMt 344-2*74 MUSTANG-1995 LX S aad loadad $ t 000 •o'tH ot parti Naad» 'ront cfcc $750 Cam 4«4- 5om 459-1596 MUSTANG 19«6 6 cfw»da» au«o male 57 000 aciuai nnaaa i*a nm cnaap' TYME AUTO 455-5566

MUSTANG 1997 LX Conyartitaa 52 000 mi na« 1-animiMion Load-ad $5200 &M9 313-547-9266

MUSTANG 1969 GT 54 000 m*as loaoad t>iac> ««ti grvy miaiw 5 *oaad $9300 twm 4 77 -4064 MUSTANG 1089 LX • Aivwvariary ad'tion 2 3 IMar •tmi. loadwJ 17 000 m. aKattant co»vd«.on motivated to tall $6000 572-4672

ESCORT 1992 LX automatic f *ia«ao 2 60c Biac* .ntario' $8 60C 360-3799 EXP "965 Blua 68 300 maaa 5

manual »un»oo' »on» flood «M«*gS?00 5?2-«'B8

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1 TYMf AUTO 455-SS66

MoST.*SC. 1990 G' SC conwrti-pta |>>»« miiaa >oaOad iu»ac • intar* $12 900 0. Oa« 626-5147 PROBE 1999 GT lo« mw. loadM wt«a* ca> too«*. tun* par'acl $6950

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Ford MUSTANG 1940 50 OT Slac> 34.000 mtlaa automata loadad Loc*»9f*1 $9600 . 563-4195 PROM 1990 LX V6 automatic 'ad wa ad aoanoM -arranry a* poaai ai troot 26 000 "*»a* aaca* •nt FamaW o«m» $9500 3S5-1949

BlRf> 1990 V6 autcm»tlc «u« powar immacuia'a «n.la $6250

C-m 729- 5952 Days 351-C399

PROSE 1991 LX Uadad. partaci coadmon 6 000 maaa CM ma

464 2609 RANO+ERO. 1979 Itom Aruona 400 CIO angina automatic $7500 261-7154 SIESTA 1990 2 door $250 Na* ciutch $ mutna. Gfaat tranapo'ta-lion 352-6827 TAURUS SHO-1990 $10 200 33 000mJa» Titamom Mottoptiona 584-0957 TAU«US WAGON 1986 5 aw 67000 miiM can $3200

479-3943 TAURUS '987 LX- dart g.aT tr< good condition $4 000

69 1 9562 TAURUS <989 aittomaN cwar>' <uli POM. 59 000 mitaa $6 495

Mm»»Pa»k imcotn-Marcwv 4SJ-2424 ait 701

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Oa»* a3? 1010 — FVM 9ei-*o?i

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47*. •n^ Spm ««-S« TAURUS '99' - ((j» JOMW € c $999 b

LES STANFORD 565 6000

T-BIRO 19B3 Mac name* Spaoai m»dl m«0. WW runt $400 tlrm

729-4326

' BIRO-1989 •oad.W eluding 0OW 39.500 mrtai 6 raai 100 000 irwla antandad *arranty $9 500 531-3939 T-BlRD 1990 all coaa auloma'* a« 26 000 mi -«'V ciaan moat iaa $9 200 >26 4244 T BIRD 1990 Pram«ijm aownd aw p>cw«f g>oup cruiaa t»lt 40.000 rmMa U n t w n $»SXI 559-196'

P0O6E 1999 LX icjtdad powa. av aryltwig. CD p«av«. 74 000 highwa> m«» $5700 BMt 534.4099 PPOBE 1990 3T tu'Bc i»n.te mint «attw> tunroot CD ptaya. low mi ga-aga tro«»d $8700 437-9339 PROBE i»91 GT waoad -»d »ath a. $M3 9«5

PAT MILLIKEN FORD 255-3100

T-B'RD 1990 SC Mack waoad 5 lp»ad 19 000 malai JBI KKnd I I I lam ai».ng$'2 500 589-2030 T B j R D 1990 V6 loadad mu»l Micnat." t-ra* •N*t 'ad $9 500 456-929?

TEMPO 1991 automatic a» ton mrta. $699 5

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TfMPO B«J> flood U»r>>y r*m, par1» r*mm

finintiKO^ %or liOO 72*

TEMPO I9«i GL Sporl M.000 *>*•* tftccNvn' condition No OiH E*1'»f2 250 2 1 »457 TEMPO '-Wto •oiom*tic doo» •ir nm !<in.«ihMl ftlOTK mg t y w 1?«00 474-b9l4 T E M P O 1 9 « 6 « U T O M 4 » < M» C W R

noru«1 1IW9 TtMCAUTO 4&S-55M TEMPO '98? 52 000 •uto-

c«fcS»tr» *jnroo» 13700 981 6637

TEMPO '9« 'ul»t * tt^tf'i o« «nan«nty a«a>laDi« »:-250 '*ME AUTO 455-S566

872 Lincoln CONTINENTAL !»90 S natca Lont Dtua 35 000 mdaa mocmoof $15 900 737 2323 CONTINENTAL 19® 29.000 -mm* aicaflani condrtran $14 000 47*. CONTINENTAL '996 47 000 M n a.caaanl condition a* laarhar un-dar narianty no imoaa. $9750

626 834 1 MARK VI. 1996 LSC - Maroon, •an*, an options Baaury Ont* 97 500 mi $6600 Baal 4 J5 47«ft MARK VII 1968 LSC avar, oplior. laytaw moon«ool JBt pfcona watnar wigh mutaaga $7800 ExcaMnt condition E«a« 757-4473 MARK V» 1999 LSC dart Irtarnum gray laatnar mlarior poarar awv-dCTM locli moonroot Mntod mn doari am-ttn ca*a«t>a S3 000 maaa F •cuaai' condition $12 000 or Baat Atla.4prr 313 953-0956

MARK VII 1990 Wac» gray inland. K>ad«d ium«a» M l moonroo" Partact mapa $15 500 643-6202

TEMPO 1991 Gt »ng $8100 TMUNOERBiRD 199 a»ca«ani eondition $6995 692-4171 T-'JNCIE«e «D 1968 Tu.00 Coucw i oyyna* r.onimotia< 'oaoad 5 Kiaad ran Bi akm 54 000 milai 6-ec »a"»nty $6 500 541-0376 TilJNOEBBiRD '999 Eicet»ar>1 condition 58 000 Bignwn >Mti $U 200 Can' i*mi 479 2907 " H UNOt RBlRCl 1996 T «• Oo Coupa s.1 Gray "a* lira* t>ra*as $2750 Can 453 7M9

MARK 1968 B« Blaai 39 000 1 <:wfai maal poiaai moonroot got gacius1 $ 10 9QC

Minai Par* Lincoln-Marcwry 453-2424 ait 201

TOWNCAR 1964 graal nacond car poarar wmooan-'tocX*. a* raar da trot! aicaMant 'unnmg ccxJtlion $2800 oav 595 1240 "OWNCAR 1984 Good condition E.caaant nrKiwUfio1 Good i»a» K™> m.NAga $4495 540 93 11 TOWN CAR 1986 S-onatura Sa«»a tarnaoa root wadad io» miiai alarm lo-n» $9500 563-9730

"f-UNOERBlRO 1966 Pow ai' c»an .n 4 out V-6 automat* $2500 Bai> 356-0137 TOPA7 1986 IS 4 doo. 5 «"nad pci«n» a» •-.!» tass*tt» Jiaiai $1995 477-0997

TOWN CAR -968 Signatura dari -ad -a*our 66 000 miMn "• t

I $8-995 Hinas Par* Lincoln-Mar cury

453-2424 til 201

868 Geo MtTR-0 W *VU*r%9t< •* «rn trr. r«ai S5 800 6S0 3863

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t«M 000 v icm r%4i»ie*-.ac«< tw«u-.1 c*r JOO rx*v 6S2 9008

TO 'N CAP 1968 «'ip*»bi«Ur 'OO' pow«wr moon S6 000

In 900 M.ir»#4 Pack L,nCO»"»-M«rC4*>

4S3 2424««i 201 'OWN CAP '990 S- naiur* tu®c> or. JBt .1 I'6 .>0©

P»r»i V_«nCO»n-M«rcu<y 453-2424 ».i 201

874 Mercury

874 Marcury 874 Mercury CAPRI-'964 runs e.caoent »er, n«e condition $37M o» beat jttei Ca* Dan after 6 )dpm 261 9095

GRAND MARQUIS l»9J IS 3 1C choose an luw maaa trom $15 900

Mines Park. Lincom-MercuT 453 2424 est 20'

COUGAR 1986 aa t-rwwr w like -iw $3495 538 8547 GRAND MARQUIS '986 aa Wat.

beauty e.tra clear, jei age Haft since new Like Our~-Q a 'law one $3195 TYMC AUTO 455-5546

COUGAR 1986 loaded melt condi-tion 78.000 maes- Askmg $3950 Call ever igs 476-0579

GRAND MARQUIS '986 aa Wat. beauty e.tra clear, jei age Haft since new Like Our~-Q a 'law one $3195 TYMC AUTO 455-5546

COUGAR 1986 . l oaded new brakes & tires must see lo apprec ata ascaaant condrtion 73? 8»55

LYNK 1982 'iew head 4 brakes runa good $850 oi basl oter

538-»16 COUGAR 1987 LS 113 000 m * tanr condition best oner Caa 5pm 7pm 476-294 7

L»N" 198? rvagon 6? 006 original maas an ve>« dapevidaCMe $800' besl •-.'••er A"er 5pm 39? '696

COUGAR 1987 «R; 5 0 V 8 e.ca< lent condtt-on 76 OOO hrgl»war mnas $5400'best 937-0189 MAROUIS I960 e-r -erw l»es

SiK 464 9620 COUGAR 1988 »RT * real ieww New uraa. brakes aahausl batter ws 47.000 maas $8100 knar 6pn- 451- ?9«4

SABtl '967 c-re* 'oaded »ey«e»» •mrf • g'»» lent condrt m $3900 459 0316

COUGAR 1989 l S Mack 12 000, •mas air. tlareo clean $7600 Aner 4pm 737-/249

SABLE 1988 Sv Wago" Southern car no sail Powev mart nor* amokar $699* 453 7930

COUGAR 1989 L*a k . 'ulr. loaded low mnaaoe -aw r«es Mu*1

•ee lo believe' $?900 313 548 «ri?

SABLE 196® ».caller I mainte • anc. uxjer 30.000 mi «u»y mad eo una crystal blua $8500 522-2227

COUGAR '990 LS loaded black on Wacs e«ceaeni condmion Must sail' 642 30? »

SABcf '989 LS 37 OOO maas u-iadad $9 »95

Htnat i .ficof. Mw cu** 453 2424 av> 201

COUGAR 1990 .S . 'u» power $8995

LES STANFORD 565-6000

SABl t '990 or evat owner 25 OOO "Was e«tended wariant, a.cellar-1 condition $9100 645 969C'

COUGAR 1990 .S . 'u» power $8995

LES STANFORD 565-6000 SABLE r99t Dar» Bke 3S v 6

t'vwer wmdaws locks GS Package $9885 besl Caa 682 5114 COUGAR 1992 l 5 i » « a - »

serte UN cruAe a" power loaded $14 000 tiesl Oays 459-29T2

SABLE r99t Dar» Bke 3S v 6 t'vwer wmdaws locks GS Package $9885 besl Caa 682 5114 COUGAR 1992 l 5 i » « a - »

serte UN cruAe a" power loaded $14 000 tiesl Oays 459-29T2 SABLE 'TO" »S aulomafc lidded

uower moon.oo' Clean 45 000 "•.»! $'0 60C 729 0744 G R A N O M A H Q - J I S • »88 w a s

Ctfakas li ne-up Greal condit<on $5900 Eves 34? >13J

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Youthful energy charges CM A Awards

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By Dan Rice Country music is more popular

than it's ever been, as is evident from runaway record sa les and growing concert attendance Younger performers and audiences have brought a higher energy level -into the industry, and the Country Music Association shows its gratitude when The 26th A n n u a i CMA Au-ards airs Wednesday.

Sept 30. on CBS The two-hour event, which

originates from the Grand Ole Oprv House in Nashville. Tenn . pairs returning host Reba McEntire with f irst-t imer Vince Gill at the podium Both are "Entertainer of the Year" nominees Among the artists slated to perform at the ceremony are Marv-Chapin Carpenter. Alan Jackson and Trisha Yearwood

The execut ive producer for the event, Irving Waugh. has been at the helm of the CMA Awards since its inception in 1967 With music

publisher Jack Stapp Waugh persuaded NBC's Kraft Music Hall to te levise the ceremony for the first t ime in 1968 Waugh. a vis ionary who was instrumental in the development of the Opryland entertainment complex and Nashvi l le 's first television station iWSM-TV), credits the burgeoning of country music to its increasing appeal to younger listeners.

The Garth Brookses. for example , are bringing much younger audiences to country-music."' Waugh says. "1 attended a Garth Brooks concert in Dallas, and I was amazed at the large percentage of teenagers "

Waugh also believes technological progress has widened the country -mus ic audience This world of ours is not urban and rural anymore because of communications. because of television We're closer to being one as far as taste "

Waugh cal ls on his showbiz savvy

when asked to name s o m e of the hottest contenders in this year's awards show Travis Tritt (tied With Vince Gill for the lead in nominations with f ive each) has a tremendous youth appeal Mary-Chapin Carpenter is a totally different artist but very attract ive and writes some interesting material

A phenomenon, of course, is the Billy Ray Cyrus thing,' Waugh continues Many people think he's just a flash in the pan. but many people thought Elvis (Pres ley) was a flash in the pan or that the Beat les wouldn't last So I d be s low to say that Blllv Ray wouldn't be here next year "

Cyrus' megahit. "Achv Breaky Heart," which was composed by Don Von Tress, is nominated for three awards Single of the Year. Music Video of the Year and Song of the Year Though the song is a popular dance tune in country-music nightclubs, it is up against some tough competit ion in the last category, including Mary-Chapin Carpenter s Down at the Twist 4 Shout." Travis Tritt's Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares / and Don t Rock the Jukebox." penned by Alan Jackson. Roger Murrah and Keith Stegall

Every third year of the Awards the CMA Hall of F a m e inducts a non-entertainer into its ranks In 1992. Waigh is one of the f i ve nominees for the honor With a blend of modesty and pragmat ism Waugh. who is the namesake of the annual Irving Waugh Award of Exce l l ence observes that "There's one gal (BMI's Frances Preston i

the gal will get the award, which is fine "

Waugh, a man who mentions his wartime interview of Gen Douglas Mac Arthur a i one of the high points of his long and illustrious career, has a matter-of-fact attitude about his many achievements "If you live long enough." Waugh says, "you have some highlights in your life

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Sci-Fi comes to cable TV By Dan Ricc

May the Force be with them Thurs-day, Sept 24. marks the launch of the USA network's SCI-FI Channel. Begin-ning with its presentation of Star Wan. the 24-hour channel will air scicnce-fiction and fantasy films and TV scries, including Lost in Space. Dark Sha-dowy Battlestar Galactica and Dr Who The Sci-Fi Channel also offers cartoons of the genre and original programming such as NASA Watch

One of the most dmsi>e issues in contemporary culture is that of abor-tion, The debate continues Monday Sept 21 on TBS with a trio of specials Contraception The Stalled Revolu-tion with host Linda Ellerbee examines the lack of contraceptive Tesearch and development in the I 'ni ted Slates Then Cybtll Shepherd narrates Science Held Hostage Rt '-486 and the Poli-tics of \tyortion. about how the abortion pill RU-486 remains banned in the United Stales because of the current political climate Sarah Wed-dington. the attorney who won the landmark Roc v Wade decision, is host of Whose Choice?. an exploration of religious support for abortion rights and other dimensions of the pro-choice/pro-life controversy

Avon calling Spend some lime wiih the Royal Shakespeare Company of England on Tuesday Sept 22, when A&E Stage presents Living Shake-speare A Year With the RSC. illumin-ated by former members Ben Kingsley and Jeremy Irons »

'News for Kids' a head start in issue-sorting

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Ncm for Kids. TBS" latest endeavor to help children understand the big picture, begins in syndication on Saturday. Sept 26, then debuts on the cable supcrchannel the following day

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Hearts Afire

Washington. D C Kilter is a divorced father of two whose ex-wife has shacked up with her female therapist, while Post is a globe-trotting journalist who frequently mixes business with pleasure She's also an outspoken femi-nist. but Bloodworth-Thomason's sym-pathies axe such that she can find no hener way to represent her character's imtaang side than to make her a chain smoker, and irritating she certainly is

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top aide to an aged, out-of-fashion Southern senator (if you guess Strom Thurmond, you've got the picture), to hire her as a press assistant Somehow , she and the elderly black woman (Beah Richards) who raised her end up living w ith him. loo.

Also starring are Billy Bob Thornton as Ritter's good ol' boy best friend and co-worker and Beth Broderick as the senator's mistress, a bunbo with some-thing to say for herself

Though Blood worth-Thomason calls Post and Rittcr "the sexiest couple on television" and is eager to hurry then re-lationship along, there is a sleaziness to this nascent affair that makes the viewer something of a voyeur But that's a quality that will hardly stand in the w ay of Hearts Afire becoming a hit

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Among the dozens of scenes of ro-mantic seduction in this season's pilots, only one involves a discussion of safe sex Susan Dey (I. A l-a**. The Par-tridge Family) and Jay Thomas {Mar-ried People. Murphv Brown) play those cautious lovers in Ijove ami War. a new Monday-night comedy from Murphs Brom n creator Diane English

A nimble comedian. Dey plays a just-divorced New York restaurateur who stumbles out of the courthouse and into a seedy bar thai is a fSvonte of the city 's journalists, including opinion columnist Thomas Borrowing a stage device, English allows each to turn away from the action and tell the audience what they're thinking By degrees, we see Dey and Thomas become attracted to one another - and consider the conse-quences Future meetings are assured when Dey impulsively buys the bar. then hires the former owner (John Han-cock ) to manage it

With superlative writing and a well-chosen cast, English makes falling in lose the second time look much the best ol all

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Among lhis fall's pretty-faced ensem-ble shows. Class of '96 stands out for its attempts to put substance in its charac-ters' lives Jason Gednck (Iron Eagle. Backdraft) stars as David Momssey. a kid from a working-class family whose love of ideas has led him to Ivy League Havenhurst College His fellow fresh-men include Brandon Douglas (Ferns Bueller). Lisa Dean Ryan (Doogie Howser. M D ). Perry Moore fFor Rich-er. For Poorer) and Gale Hansen, a 33-year-old former student of acting coach Sanford Meisner To its discredit fic-tional Havenhurst has only good-look-ing, non-geeky students, few blanks, and no Asians or Hispann s

Class of '96 strives to have the writing of thirty something, but it has one of the stars instead Series consultant Peter Horton is co-star and director of the pi-lot, which has more the feel of an intel-lectual journey than a mating dance -but only just barely Producer I conaid Goldberg (Family) warns to show thai "it's good to learn and it's okay to be smart." and. to a greater extent than most, he succeeds His task now is to improve on that beginning

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All's right with CBS' 'Love and War'

Kngfch's second series a hit not to mivs '

By Suzanne Gill While some TV producers arc fond of

saying they're making "a little movie" every *cck . Diane Engl ish is not among these cultural effete Knglish. the award-winning crea tor of Murphy Brown and the target of election-year criticism for her characters lack of "family values." Ls bringing a new.com-edy to CBS on Monday. Sept 21

But don't think of the premiere of English's Love and War as a TV show or even a movie Think of it as an evening at the theater

Set in Manhattan. Love anu H ..r has a Gershwin theme and the feel <<i j «»-phjsttcaicd. 1930s romantic c m e d y It features Susan Dcy as a just-divurced restaurateur and jay Thomas as :tn p i n -ion columnist and 42-year-old bachcliH Despite their differences and their mu-tual fear of new disappointments ui ro-mance .-the pair begin to fall in love

To give us a glimpse of her main char-acters" souls. English employs the com-mon stage device of having them turn and speak to the audience - or in this case, the camera.

But besides such calculated theatric al elements, the one-hour premiere epi-sode plays like a play because it was filmed that way - in one pass, with no ume for retakes. c*cra camera angles or flubbed lines The live-on-film effect was a child of necessity After a 10-day rehearsal schedule and a day's delay due to union ncgtsfraiions with the crew, the pilot had to be shot on the first evening of curfew during last spring's Los Ange-les riots Otherwise. English would have lost two of her actors - Dcy and co-star Michael Nouri - to other commitments

"At abou: two o'clock in the after-noon. the manager of the lot that we were shooting on came to us and said "We're evacuating the lot. and ymi must all go home

"There was no way » t could post-pone So Joel (Shukovsky. English's husband and co-producer) nepmiaied for us. and they allowed us to shi»«t our show, only one pass, at 4 p.m. At 6 10. everyone had to be in their cars going home *

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Jay T h o m a s , a n E m m y w i n n e r f o r h i» w o r k In M u r p h y Brown, stars In Diane Eng l i sh ' s Love and War.

was unavailable But a tour bus of 40 teenagers Isome with Super Soakers) turned away from The Dennis Miller ShoH w as located tn time

"They weren't the people that we ex-pected to respond to our show." English continues, "and yet we got a wonderful response from them "

Besides Thomas" Jack Stein and Dcy's Wally Porter, the cast includes Su/ie Flak son as Meg. an acerbic sports writer. John Hancock as Ike. the owner of journalists watering hole The Blue Shamrock; Joel Murray as a sanitation worker who feels at home in the seedy hangout: and Nouri as Dcy's ex-hus-band. a narcissistic actor Future epi-sodes will include Joanna (ileason as a suburban housewife hired as a Blue Shamrock waitress

"So we went ahead There's some bouncy camera work here and there that we'll live with. But we kind of consid-ered it a small miracle and arc looking forward to going on from there "

"From there" includes the develop-ment of both the romance and The Blue Shamrock, which Wally buys <*i a kind ol self-imposed dare to prove to herself and the wo^ld that she's still a success i Her first place. Chez Wally. had to be sold in the divorce sriilrmrni )

With top-notch writing and acting, and a premium Monday-night ume ski. Love and War. Wally and Jack and The Blue Shamrock should all be long-run-rung hits. • tv i • »

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B> Suzanne Gill Fifteen-year-old Eric Balfour is

definitely stage-struck But at an age when mans would-be actors are trying out for the school musical. Balfour is hoping his network series will get renewed formidscason

The son of a chiropractor. Balfour go: his first taste of theater when his mother took him to a touring produc-tion of Cats B> the time he was in fifth grade, he had won a part in a school production of Uncle Tom's Cabin These davs. he takes acting, singing and dancing lessons four afternoons a week.

This spring, after several seasons on the children's vj.tetv show Kids. Inc , Balfour decided to take a chance on an ABC summer comcdv. Arresting Behavior The seven-episode series airing Wednesdays, is shot with a hand-held camera, giving it the feel of a home movie It focuses on a middle-age policeman (Leo Burmcis-ter). his colleagues and his family Balfour plavs Burmeistcr's son. Bills Eviden' ihc two actors have formed an off wrcen bond as well: In typical teen parlance. Balfour calls Burmeister "the coolest guy"

While the cnmc-fight ing scenes usually insoKeovex-the-edge behavior b> the officers. Balfour's young char-acter is frequently getting into jams of the adolescent kind

"He's kind of a moody kid," Balfour notes, "and gets into a lot of trouble — he's very self-conscious "

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Hercules no kin to Superman; looking for a moving Van?

By Taylqr Michaels Q: Could you pleast tell me if

Christopher Reeves (sicA »ho plays Superman in all the movies. is any kin to George Reeres. who played Super-man in the television series T h e Adventures of Superman ' — M i c h e l l e Strickland, Benton. Ark.

A: S u p e r m a n is qui te a topic o f in te res t a m o n g the readers of th i s c o l u m n , includingShirle> B a l d a s a r o o f C l a r e m o n t , N H , and Ginger Lowe of Oak ley , Idaho , and I will a t t e m p t t o a n s w e r all your ques t ions

T h e mos t recent Superman m o v i e s s t a r r e d Chr i s tophe r Reeve, t h e r e f o r e m a k i n g his relation to George Reeves no t only unlikely, but unt rue . A few readers have even wondered if the m o d e r n M a n of Steel is related to S teve Reeves w h o m a n y also mistakenly b e l i e v e p layed S u p e r m a n S t e v e Reeves is an actor best known fo r h is po r t r aya l of ano the r s t r o n g m a n .

Hercu les G e o r g e Reeves d id star in The

Adventures of Superman, which m a d e h i m a big star, and perhaps at the s a m e t ime , hopelessly typecast h im to the po in t that n o one would accept h im in any o the r role Though he had ap-p e a r e d in great films like Gone With the Wind. Rancho Notorious a n d From Here to Eternity, the t r a u m a of be ing fo reve r ident i f ied with a c a r t o o n c h a r a c t e r supposedly led to h is su ic ide in 1959 . S i n g e r / s o n g w r i t e r D o n M c L e a n ( "Amer ican Pie") has begun a pe r sona l vigil in an a t tempt to p rove Reeves did not kill himself and may h a v e been m u r d e r e d He ' s a l so wr i t ten a song on the subject

0- I really like the voice of the Crypt-Keeper on Tales From the Crypt. Can y ou tell me his name and addres s so / can nrite him a letter? —Rachel Boyer. Condon. Ore.

A: Des igned by ghoul guru K e v i n Yaghe r , the caust ic Crypt -Keeper , w h o o p e n s each segment of the p o p u l a r J i B O anthology series, is voiced by J o h n Kass i r . You may write t o Kass i r in ca re of The Gersh Agency. 232 C a n o n Dr ive . Beverly Hills, Cal if . . 9 0 2 1 0 .

Q- l am a great fan of all W esterns and hate on videotape orer 5 0 0 movies.

1956's Miracle in the Rain. Incidental-ly. br idging the hereaf ter mus t have been a favori te theme of J o h n s o n ' s He played in the similarly mov ing films The End of the Affair a n d A Guy Named Joe. the lat ter o f which was r emade in 1989 as Always.

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Christopher Reeve

but only (our of my favorite Western actor. Clint Walker. I know he made more than those four movies, and that is why I am asking how I can write to Mr. W Hiker and ask him what other movies he made. — Tony Gaik. Sedona. Aril.

A: Walker is best known fo r his title role in the TV Western series Chey-enne. a pan he reprised in the 1991 miniscr ics The Gambler Returns. The Luck of the lira* \ list o f his film credi ts includes Fort Dobbs (1958). Yellowstone Kelly (1959) . The Night of the Grizzly 11 966), The Pipy Dozen 1196""). > um.i( 1970). The Bounty Man 11972). Pancho Villa (1972) . Snow-beast {197'iand White Huffalol 197?) I 'm sure you'll still want to write Walker , and you may d o so in care of First •Vrtists Agency. 10000 Rivers ide D r . Stc 6. Toluca Lake . C a l i f . 91602

Q: Can tou please tell me the name ol a movie with Ian Johnson and Jane Wyman (I think)? He goes off to war and dies holding a medallion that she gate him. He comes back (from the dead) to see her. but no one believes her until they see she has the medallion in her hand. —Brandy Rice. Carthage. Texas. '

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Stephen Nichols, who played Paich Johnson on Days of Our Lives, can now be seen as Dr. Skyler G a t e s on Santa Barbara For a lmost t w o years f ans have written in to f ind ou t when Nichols was re turn ing to Days. Many were also d i sappo in ted when Mary Beth Evans was let go f rom the show, as it seemed they might never sec Patch and Kay la again

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In what could be its f inal days . SB has pulled out all the s tops T h e show now boasts two qf day t ime ' s most p o p u l a r stars. Nichols and Jack Wagner (ex-Frisco Jones. GH) as W a r r e n T h e writing on the show , at present , is some of the most creat ive and i n n o v a t i v e in dayt ime history

Unfor tuna te ly , th ings really don ' t look promising for the show, as the audience cont inues to d i m i n i s h Susan Lee. NBC' s day t ime vice p res iden t , says the network is waging a bat t le t o save the soap, but N B C af f i l ia tes cont inue to d r o p it f rom the i r l ineups At press 11 me the decision a s t o whe the r the show will go or stay had not yet been made

There are some o ther faces f r o m the past turning up on day t i m e Margare t Klcnck. who played Edwina Lewis on One Life to Live, is now por t ray ing Kitty Fielding on 4 s the World Turns Her favor i te bad boy f r o m the past . Gera ld Anthony , who was M a r c o Dane on OLTL, has taken the cha rac t e r t o P o n Charles for a shor t - te rm role on GH Marco. E d w i n a a n d K a r e n ( J u d u h Light) were a popular trio on OL TL in the early "80s

If C o n n o r M c C a b e on SB looks famil iar , it 's because Cha r l e s G r a n t . best known for his roles as John Emerson on The Edge of Sight and Evan Bates on Another World, is p l ay ing t h e ro le G r a n t ' s l a t e s t charac ter is a far cry f r o m the sleazy guys he played in the past , a n d he equa tes the new role wi th a Cl tnl Eas twood- type of charac ter

It was an interest ing s u m m e r on day t ime , a n d things a r e shap ing u p to make the fall season s t imula t ing .

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Family values, English style; more praise for 'Murphy'

Could you define your terms? Thai's sshat writcr'produccr Diane English, crcaior of Emmy-winning Murphy Brown and a new romantic comedy, / o»c and War, seems to be saying to V ice President Dan Quaylc on the subject oi "family values" Quayie brought up the notion last spring in a spcech in which he blasted Brown for porlravtng a working woman who has a child oul o f wedlock Now. English is immersed in ihe story of two profes-sional people who surprise themselves b> falling in love

"These two words (family values)." 1 nglish sighs "Why did no one talk about it last year or the year before? Thai s whal really angers me We're ILoir and War) not a family show. There are not children on this show These people aren't married Family values is nol a priority.

"I am not even sore what thai means If somebody can define it. Ihen maybe we ll address it Bui ai this point 1 think it's s e n individual for each person So. it's two words I'd like to sec not be put together so much anymore."

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Murphy Brown's recent Emmy win. the show s "On ihe Rocks'" episode has won the 1992 Scott Newman Drug Abuse Prevention Award for best comedy program

Diane English

Some characters die hard. Peter Horton's character. Gary Shepherd, died during the last season of ABC's thirty^omclhmg. but Horton's direct-ing career goes on apace Currently. Horton is serving as consultant, director and part-time actor to the Fox series Class of '96, which debuts Tuesday. Oct 26 The drama is produced under the aegis of ABC Productions, where Morton has just inked a deal to develop additional series Trouble is. in a press release announcing ihe deal. Morion's new boss. Brandon Stoddard, referred to him as Gary

Super Bowl of tennis or net gain of $500,000?

By Jeruulci Fields The court is in session - the tennis

court, that is. On Friday, Sepi 25. ihe two winmngest tennis players in the history of the game w ill play each other in a contest dubbed the "Duel of the Decade " Martina Navraiilova will face Jimmy Connors in a three-set match at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, with the winner to take home S500.000

Promoters arc calling this event the "Battle of ihe Champions " In 1973. ihe match between tennis champ Billy lean King and male chauvinist Bobby Riggs was given the title "Battle of the Sex-es." and rightfully so King was out lo prove a point — that a woman could de-feat a man in athletic competition Her match against Riggs hckl great signifi-cance for women, and. from the mo-ment she trounced Riggs. men had to think twice before making a disparag-ing remark about female athletes

One has to wonder about the signifi-cance of the Connors-Navrat i lova match If Connors does beat NasTatilo-va. will women lose respect in the ath-letic world"1 Not likely Her winning record alone should guarantee her place in tennis history By the same token. Connors' rccord as the w inn ingest male to play ihe game should not be ovcr-i.auowcd by a Sept 25 loss Times have changed Motivations

have changed In 1973. ihe motivation was proving the point that female ath-letes were a force to be dealt w ith The motivation this time seems to be mon-ey

Sam W a t e r s o n a n d J o h n A a r o n Bennett star In I'H Fly Away, having Its season premiere Friday on NBC.

Sa tu rday* on NBC, Robert Ur lch (right) and Dalton James star in the drama series Crossroads

Sean Patrick Fianery plays the title ro le In TheYoung Indiana Jonea Chronicle*, Mondays on ABC.

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4 10 CD MOVIE: Only the Lonely iRomaniiC Comedy 1991) A policeman faces oppo-sition from his mother after rve fans <n love John Candy My Sneedy PG13

4:30 o Polo World Cup from Palm Beach Fia <R> CD MOVIE: The Murder Men \Uystery 19351 A chauffeur f inds his boss murdered in the backseat Spencer Tracy James Siewan

4:45 o MOVIE Annabel Takes a Tour (Comedy 1938; A sagging star tries to revive her waning popularity in Hollywood LuctUe Ball Jack Oatoe

5:00 CD Sports LateNight 5:25 CD MOVIE: Why Me? (Comet* 1989)

Two safecrackers steal a ring that has been cursed Christopher Lambert Chns mpher Lloyd R'

5:30 0 3 MOVIE: The Leal Days of Pompek (Pi 2 of 2) (Historical Drama 1984) Games ot passion and pontics are played m a doomed Roman city Ned Beatty Otona Hjssey CD Feeing Hie Future With BUI Canton Gov Bill Clinton answers questions from young people <

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2 30 Q SportaCenter ffi» MOVIE Young Billy Young (Western 1969) A deputy marshal re-turns to duty to track down his son s murderer Robert Mitchum 4npe DiOonscn

CD Sports LateNight 2 50 CD MOVIE The Haunting of MoraOa

inbrror 1990| A burned witch returns I rom the dead in the form of her deughter Oand McCalium Nicole Eggert R

3:00 Q Up Cloee O MOVIE The Beat Yeera of Our Lives iDrama 1946) Three World War »l veterans try to readjust to civilian Ufa

r i Loy frednc March

MOVIE: Mildred Pierce iOrama 1945) An ambitious woman gnves her an for her splfish daughter Join Crawford Jac* Carson CD 4 2 MOVIE Soutfi ot Teiea( Western 1939) A lawman >s sent to Mexico to prevent a revolution Gene Autry. Smiley Burnet! CD MOVIE. The Sword end the Sor cerer CA(fte»Wur». 1982) A prince sets out to reclaim his kingdom from an evil usurper Lee Horsely Simon McCortondale R

3:10 CD MOVIE The Hollywood Knights Comedy 1980) High-school students wreak havoc on Beverly Hills on Halloween Tony Dana Michelle Pteiffer R

I NFL Yearbook Houston Oilers, MOVIE: Small KIM {terror 1992) A

psychopath kidnaps and murders chil-dren in New York Gary Burghatt Jason

* Miller

3 50 CD MOVIE: The Sea Wort iflrami 1941) A heartless captain of a mystery ship realizes he s going Wind Edward -£» ftocmsor. John Garfield

4 00 Q Monster True* Challenge ( D o MOVIE: Merlaol (Romantic Comedy. 1982) A servant girl 'alls for a success fu l Los Angeles archi tect Anacant James Carroll Jordon CD MOVIE: You'* Never See Me Again Mystery 1959) A clever murderer is tortured By horrifying dreams Ben Gaoara Leo Gonn CD MOVIE: The Overtenders -Adventure 1946) Cattlemen make a drive across Australia as World War li threatens Cups RaBerty. Daphne Campbell £ D MOVIE Muter Roberts Comedy 1955) A ship s second officer deals with his autocratic captain in WWII Henry fortua James Cagney

4:20 ( D MOVIE: Deedty Bel Action 19911 A gambler runs afoul of powerful gang-sters m Las Vegas Jeff Wincof C/iarierw Tilton R

4:30 o Water Skiing Masters Champion-ships from Callaway Gardens, Ga (R|

5:00 ( D MOVIE: A World Apart (Drama. 1988 A foumakst is imprisoned m South Africa for opposmc apartheid Barbara Henhey Jodht May PG

8 Sports LateNight A Matter of Conscience A boy

learns his grandfather was a Nazi soKker An Meyers John Michael Bennet

5:15 CD MOVIE: Doublecroeeed DocuOnme tSP 1991) A Busmeasman Becomes involved with drug lords and the CIA Derm.s Hopper flbftarr Carradme

5:30 CD Facing the Future With M l Canton Gov Bill Clinton answers questions from young people

WEDNESOAY September 23

2:30 L . . MOVIE: A Christmas Story

Remedy 1983 A youngster focuses on getting an air nfie lor Christmas Peter Biltingsley, Darren McGaum PC

S Sports LaleNigM Wild About Wheela Mud 'acmg the

hot-rod pecking order, a salute to Carroll Shelby and his masterpiece Mustang.

2 50 ( D MOVIE: A Man Called Sledge iWtstem 1970) A gunman and his cohorts steal a fortune in gold from a pnson James Gamer Oems Weaver R CD MOVIE Body Parts (Horror ESP 1991J A psychologist receives a trans planted irm'ffbm a ftomicadai maniac Jf ff fahey. Krm Oeianey R

3:00 Q Up Cloee

( j MOVIE: My Fooltah Heart lomanpc Drama 1949) A woman s troubled World War II affair leads to bitter consequences Oana Andrews Susjn Htvwl ( D MOVIE Look Who a Talking Too {Comedy 1990) A precocious, wise-cracking toddler gets an even more jocular sister Kirstie Alley. John Travolta PC13

CD S Men Who Beet the Bleckttat . . John Henry Faulk B i Moyers inter-news the late John H«nry Fautk

$2 MOVIE Speed Reporter {Drama. 1938, An ace reporter matches wits wrtn a corrupt organuation Richard Talmadge. Luana Waiters

MOVIE: The Video Deed [Horror 87/ A horde of zombies is released

through a cursed TV sal Rotanna Auoesen Rocly Duvall R 0 3 MOVIE Thousands Cheer iMusical Comedy 1943) A singer puts on a snow for the soldiers at an Army base Mic*ry Rooney Judy Garland.

3:30 o NFL Yearbook sew York Giants

4:00 O Monster Truck Challenge MOVIE: Matter of the Heert

IDrama 19821 A ballerina falls for a strong-willed Irishman Susan WttOer Am Sftajfe CD MOVIE: Uaed Cera iComedy 1980) Competing used-car dealers use out-landish attention-getting schemes Kurt Russell Jac* Warden R CD MOVIE: The Long Memory lOryru 19531 A man is released after serving time for a murder he chd noi commit John Mills. John McCattum

?•) MOVIE The Oueetot Tepee Saeoct etion 1974J An android uses his

computerized Brain to locate his miss-ing creator RoDert fanorth. Mike farret!

4:05 C D MOVIE: The Firal Power (Horror I990i A policeman Bettles a resurrect ed. satanic serial kiDer Lou Diamond Pn,iups Tracy Griffith R

4:25 0 3 MOVIE: The ButlerculS Cham lOrirTM 1971) Bncsh cousins decide to consummate the« long-fwdden passions Hyyrei Bennett Lttgh Taylor Young R

4:30 O Road Race of me Month Cnm 10-Mile Race Irom Fknt. Mien (Rj CD MOVIE: Barton Fink iBlac* Comedy 1991 i Odd circumstances Befall a writer in 1940s Hollywood John Turturro Jotw GooOnan R

4:40 o MOVIE: Parachute Bettakon \Adventur* 1941) Three men p * i the Army s paratrooper training drvison RoOert Preston Edmcnd OBnen

5 00 Q Surfer Megazlne ffl Sports LalemgW

5:30 CD MOVIE: The Super (Comedy 1991 A

N I G H T O W L L I S T I N G S slumlord is forced to kve in one of hts own dilapidated tenements Joe Peso VncmH Garden* «

THURSDAY September 24 2:30 Q SportaCenter

O MOVIE: Seeled Cargo (Adventure 1951) A fishing vessel rescues a captain who claims his crew abandoned rum Dana Andrews Claude Rams CD a MOVIE Airport ' 7 * The Con-corde 'Drama 1979) The Concorde is pursued By an electronic m.ssne on a routine fi«gm George Kennedy Alain Defer PG

CD Sports Late Night 2 40 CD MOVIE Spellbinder (Horror 1988;

An attorney 'alls for s woman who is being pursued By an evil cult Timothy My. KeMy Preston R

300 Q Up Close

B MOVIE: Wea Streel Drama 1987) A rookie Broker begins a dangerous friendship with a corporate raider Michael Douglas Charlie Sheen R CD Q MOVIE: Speed to Spare fidventurt Drama 1948) A daredevil stunt dnver takes a |Ob m his friend s trucking firm Richard Arlen Jean Rogers CD MOVIE: Five Card Stud (Western 19681 A professional gambler aiets involved in a crooned poker game Dean Mam. Robert Mrtcfmm PG CP MOVIE: Where the Buffalo Roem (Comedy. 19801 A journalist is side-tracked by his lawyer s wHd schemes aIt Murray Peter Boyle R

3:06 CD MOVIE: The MigMy Oukm Adventure 1989) A wHy. carefree Cent>-oean man is accused ol murder Oeruel Washington. RaDert Toemsend 'R

X30 CD Stephen* Hodge: Streight Up Ace Award nominee Stephanie Hodge per-forms m San Francisco

3 30 Q NFL Yearbook Minnesota Vikings CD MOVIE: Show Boat JAustol Drama 1936) A group of entertainers travels the Mississippi River on a Showboat Irene Dunne. AJian Jmes

3 55 CD MOVIE: SpMt Decisions (Drama. 1988) After a boxer is killed his family sets out for revenge Gene Hectonan. Jennifer Beels R

4.-00 Q Monster Truck CheHange O MOVIE: The Incident (Suspense 1967) A disabled soldier on a subway stands up to two drunken noodhjrrns Tony Musanti Marlm Sheen CD O MOVIE: Moneieur Vincent (Biographical Drama. SuOtitled. 1947) The Me of St Vincent de Paul Is carefully explored Pierre fresnty Lisa Delamart Cc MOVIE: Harpy (Suspense. 1970) An architect s former wife tries to break up ma impending marriage Hugh O Bnan. liitaDeth Ashley CD MOVIE: Rattle of a Simple Man (Comedy. 1964) A twmd bachelor bets he can go home wrth a nightclub hostess Harry H CorOer Dune CJanto

SMO VIE. Planet of • » Apee Science an. 1988) A U S spaceship lends on

a planet dominated by apes Charton Hasten. Roddy McOomati G

4:20 CD MOVIE: Write to KM (Suspense 1990) A mystery writer ends up a suspect in the murder he S trying tc.. solve Scoff valentine Joan Severance R

4:30 O Checkered Flag Formula One from Italy

5.-00 O Celebrity OoN and TemMe Duke University Children s Classic (R) ( D *OOrts LaleNigM

5:15 ( D MOVIE: Three Men end e LHSe

Lady 'Comedy I990i Three bech^ors raising a 5-year-old encounter romantic conflict Ted Demon Tom Senear PG

5 20 CD MOVIE: Black Magic Woman (Suspense 199 I I A hapless' man becomes involved with a beautiful but evil women Mar* HanM. Apoilonia Kotero R

5.30 CD MOVIE: The Ptnchckfte Grand Prix 'fantasy 1980) A master inventor sets out to WIT the Grand Pnx (Animated)

5 55 ( D MOVIE: The Red Badge of Courage <urama. 19S1 j An untried Umon soldier panics m his first encounter with the enemy Aud* Murphy Bill Maukhn

FRIDAY September 25

2:30 I SportaCenter QJ Inside the NFL E ® MOVIE Nighthewks (Drama 1981) Two tough New York cops try to track down a terrorist Sylvester Stallone Bill/ Dee Williams R ( D Sports LeteNight

3 00 Q Up Close

O MOVIE: Boomerang Mysfary 1947) An innocent vagrant <s accused of murdering a clergyman Oana Andrews Jane Wymtl CD MOVIE: The Pope Must Diet (Satirt. 1991) A somewhet unethical pnost is mistakenly elected pope RoOCxe Cottwe Beverty 0 Angeto R C D O MOVIE: Springtime In the Sierras (Western. 1947) Roy and the Sons of the Pioneers raise and sen thoroughbred horses Roy Rogers Jane f<ajee CD MOVIE: Feet Break Comedy 1979) A cashier « offered a chance to be a college basketbeu coecn GaOnei Kaplan Harold Sylvester PG CD MOVIE:' I Waa a Teenage Sex Mutent (Comedy 1989- An alien seductress turns a nerd into a lusty stud Judy Landers. Bitty JacoOy R Q ) MOVIE. Valley of the Dragons icienc* fiction 1961i A comet sweeps

two men away Jrom Earth CesareDenova SeanMcOory

3:25 CD MOVIE: UWmata Desires iThmier 1991) An attorney investigates the murder of a client and finds danger Tracy Soggms Marc Singer R

3:30 O NFL Yeerboofc Green Bay Packers

CD MOVIE: Teamster Boea: The Jeckie Preeeer Story i&oprwucaf Drama ESP 19921 A umon leader makes deals with the Mafia and the FBI Bnan Dennetry Jen Daniels

4:00 O College Football California at Kansas (R) C D O MOVIE: Napoleon I Historical frame, 1956) Napoleon s kfe is tons «i a series of flashbacks OaneHe Oemeui Orson Wees CP a MOVIE: See How She Runs (Drama 1978J A 40-year-oW divorcee attempts to complete the Boston Marathon Joerme Woodward John Consntne

f MOVIE. Victory at Entebbe 'Drama 1 ) Israel' commandos free Jewish

hostages anpnsoned by Areb terrorists f liMeth Taytor Kjr* Douglas CD MOVIE: Deadhead MOee Adventurt 1972) A truck dnver encounters a vanety of people * i Ms travels AtanAitm Cartas Durnmg CD MOVIE: Flrae WHMn (Drama 1991JA freed Cuben prisoner tews emooonaiy cut o f from ras famky jmmy Smts Greta Scacdk R

CD MOVIE The Maltese Felcon Uysttr, 19411 Pn.«te eye Sam Spade gets involved m the search lor a rare artifact Humphrey Bogart. Mary As for

4:30 o MOVIE Cotoeeua: The FortUn Protect 'Science Ficfmn 19691 A com-puter threatens mankind after II develops a mmd of 1s own Enc Braeden Susan Clan CD MOVIE Thrae Smart Oirte (foment* Conedy 1937) Three vs ters pien • campaign to Breen up their fether s wedding Deanrv Ourbin Van Grey CD X MOVIE London Bieckout Murders Mystery 1942 A London men eliminates people wtio art sabotegwig the wer e " o r t jctm ADOoT Mary McLeod

4:40 CD MOVIE The Neanderthal Men (Horror 1953,' A soerns t discovers a drug which turns a man rt to a Neandertha- Robert Shtyne. Dorrs Memce

5:00 CD MOVIE: A Climate for KIMng ThnUer, An Anzona sheriff mvestioales

the death ol a woman jonn Beat Sfnen Bauer a CD Sports LateMkgftt

5:30 ® Rip Van wmkla A man fans asieec and wakes j p 20 rears eter (Animated)

SATURDAY September 26 2:30 O Best of American Muscle

U i g t X l M CD MOVIE Puppet Meetei lit: Teuton's Revenge iHnmr 1991) Amen unleeshes his lethai pupoets on the Naze who miied his wife Guy Rolte tan ADeroomO*

1 R Stmgers Mem Event

Sports LeteNigM 2 IS CD MOVIE The Poeeeeeton of Joel

Oeianey ihbrrsr 1972) A sooakte • h o m f i e d by her Brother s s u d d e n ev« mood swmgs Shirley MacLain». Perry King

( D MOVIE Courage of Laeeae Drama 1946; A girt attempts to retrain her dog after ft serves m World War H Ekjabeth Tayta frarm Morgan G

2:45 C D MOVIE The 3 Worlds of QuMver

•antas/ Aff^rtture. 1960) A ship s sur-geon hnos rumieii m the land of uaput Kenmn Mathews Jo Morrow

3 0 0 Q Mot A MO-I MOVIE wife. Huebend end Fitend Comedy 1939 A mar tnes to show up

rus wife By (Oa^hfl the opera Loreta ftxng. Warner Baner CD MOVIE Delta Force 2: Operaaon Stranglehold Adventure 1990, Amer-ican commandos Battle a South Amer-ican drug canei Oluc* Horns John P Ryen

CD d MOVIE- When the Time Comes Drama 1987, A terminally « women asks he» loved ones to help end her suffering Bonnie Bedena Brad Devrt C T e MOVIE: Nlchoies Nlckleby Jracm i947tAmanstniggieetopro«eci

rvs family from Ns wicked undo Cednc Hardencu JtK Baicom CD MOVIE. DeHes Cowboys Cheer-leaders II -Drama i960 PrivateconlUctl threaten to destroy the cheerleaders Jonn Oavdson urame Stephens CD MOVIE Hemburyer ... The Moeon Picture ' Comedy 1986 , A mam needs a college degree to claim r»s inheritance

'Leigh McOos*ey Dkm Bufus R 3:10 CD X MOVIE The Bounty

1984 The crew of the Bounty rebels against the authoritarian Capt Bkgh Me/ GiPson intnony Hopems PG

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