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The Canton Community Foundation, in cooperation with Omnicom Cablevision, has initiated a WEDNESDAY REPORT: Live. The weekly report will be broadcast weekly at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. i j h e show will focus on events of tlfe week include Canton Township Board meeting updates, Plymouth Canton Board of Education Meeting synopses, interviews with local legislators and community leaders, sports and community calendar.

By A. Qiralt Bedford staff writer Jack Farrow, a candidate for the Plymouth-Canton school board, has dropped out oi the race because he's afraid the large field will increase the chances that a candidate backed by Citizens for Better Education will be elected in June. He also cited CBE's involvement in the recent death of Stephen Nalpea, 8, who was found hanged in his

Small business person The Canton Chamber of Commerce is looking fop its Small Business Person of the Year. This year's theme is "Small Business: Leading America into the 21 Century." Nominations will be accepted until Wednesday, April 18. This is the eighth year the chamber has sponsored the event The winner and top finalists will be announced at a special dinner on May 16 at Fellows Creek Golf Course. For more information, contact the chamber at 453-4040.

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upcoming 20th anniversary of Earth Day is a perfect time to take positive steps on behalf of Mother Earlh. For a took at what students predict for planet Earth in the next 20 years see Thurs day's Observer & Eccentric. Winners of the Earth Day Writing Contest wiH be announced and the winning essays will be published in time for Earth Day, April 22

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The speaker of the Canton Economic Club luncheon will be Wayne County Executive Edward H. McNamara at a noon Tuesday, May 1, meeting at Geneva Presbyterian Church. The June speaker is builder/ developer Robert DeMattia. Following the summer break, the meetings will resume in September with speaker Rick Inatome. president and CEO of Inacomp. The luncheons are $10 and for more information call 459-7886.

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For Earth's sake, residents plan to plant trees, recycle By Dians Gals staff writer

dedicated to launching programs that will benefit the environment, plan to meet with the board of trustees Tuesday to outline goals on what could be done on a local level.

Canton residents are making a year-long project out of Earth Day. Sunday. April 22. 199Q is the 20th — L a t e r in the week on Satuiday, anniversary of the first Earth Day. April 21, the Canton Beautification For two decades environmentalists Committee will give away free trees have set aside a day to talk about the in honor of Arbor Day. Planting importance of working toward a trees improves the environment. healthier earth, addressing issues that range from the erosion of the Residents will receive Austrian ozone layer, acid rain and toxic pine, red pine, Scotch pine, white spills. pine, Colorado blue spruce, Norway spruce and red osier dogwood rangIN CANTON, a group of people ing in sizi from 6 to 14 inches. And

they're free for Cantos residents only. The distribution will take place 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 21 at the Canton Administrative Complex, 1150 S. Canton Center Road. Instructions on planting the trees also will be available. The limit is five seedlings per family and residents must show a driver's license as proof of residency. A slide presentation on recycling also will be shown. AND THE Canton Library, on Canton Center south of Proctor, has Please turn to Page 2

blacks whom they could respect, Bundarin said.

More than 20 years ago Peter Bundarin worked in management s t Ford Motor Co. Today the Canton attorney is battling Ford and other corporations, arguing employee rights. "Now, I represent a black I promoted," Bundarin said, emphasizing the irony, which has been a common thread throughout his life. Bundarin had promoted the man to foreman. The lawsuit charges that the man, who reached superintendent level, didn't receive the same pay ss his white counterparts Bundarin's lawsuit alleges that the differences were based on

BUNDARIN, A lifetime Republican, graduated from the liberal Cornell University, where be studied in the school of Industry and Labor Relations. Differences were a way of life with his family, too. Take his paternal grandparents — Grandpa was torn the son of a Russian Orthodox priest and Grandma was an Orthodox Jew. His mother's father was from Protestant Northern Ireland and his grandmother was born Roman Catholic. "My father wss very dark — probably skin to people of Arabic derivation although Jews aad Arabs don't like to admit they come from the same people. And my mother wss extremely (air with red h a i r " Bundarin, raised an Episcopalian, felt the threat of racism ss hs was growing up la Newburgh, N Y., during World War 13. Eve they were removed from

"When I first started at Ford they didn't have black foremen and superintendents," said Bundarin, 1

"The idea was that blacks wouldn't work for blacks. If they promoted an Uncle Tom, you're right the other men wouldn't re-

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Farrow's decision narrows the field to eight candidates, two of which are backed by CBE, a conservative religious group opposed to some teaching methods. "When you have a very large number of candidates, the winner does not usually represent the majority

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CBE aims at 2 board seats • Low voter t u r n o u t p r o j e c t e d for J u n e 11 s c h o o l b o a r d election. S e e r el at ed s t o r y , P a g e 3A By M.B. Dillon staff writer A goal of Citizens for Better Education, a community group of Christian conservatives, is to be represented by a majority on the Plymouth-Canton school board. CBE which claims membership of more than 2,000, is dedicated to ridding the schools' curriculum of Rrated movies, materials dealing with the occult, and other material they see as objectionable. If things go their way, a CBE majority could be a reality• by June, 1992. Barbara Graham, backed by the organization, was elected to the sev-

analysis en-member board in 1988. The only CBE-supported board member currently serving, Graham received more votes than did incumbent Trustee E.J. McClendon. On June 11, CBE-supported candidates Robert Anderson and Diane Stamp will be among the eight persons vying for two seats being vacattd by incumbents Marilyn Schwinn and Jeanette Wines. In last year's balloting, woo by incumbent Dave Artley, Anderson was the second highest vote-getter. Voters in Plymouth-Canton traditlonally turn out In fewer numbers tn years when no millage question appears on the ballot If CBE can get Please turn to Page 2

Area man hurt in scuffle

Attorney battles to fight prejudices By Diana Gale staff writer

ents have questioned whether a movie shown in the youth's school that depicted two suicide attempts could have contributed to the death. CBE members have been critical of the district's handling of the death and have set up a memorial fund for the family. CBE has been critical of the use of movies in school.

view of the community, said Farrow. "1 didn't want that to happen. CBE represents a very tiny fraction of the community." He said he believes CBE's views are contradictory to those of the community as a whole. Farrow, who has three children in the school district, said he believes CBE represents five percent of the community. "If they win. they'll get what they want and the community will get what we deserve for not ; attention. He said he's concerned about education, but by dropping out of the race and throwing his support to two of the other candidates, he said he will help the school district. He is supporting Carl Battishill and Lester Walker. Battishill, who ran in last year's election, said, "I respect his decision. It's one that last year I could've made myself. He's walked into it with his eyes wide open." Battishill said be will not drop out of the race, and added: "I've learned a few lessons since last year. I went to a few school board meetings to

A Canton man was in serious condition Friday after a fight that began outside Dooley's bar in Ann Arbor. ) Rorbert Moore, 22, of Canton, was among three men ejected by bouncers at the college town bar. Carlo* Mayberry, a 21-year-oM Ann Arbor man, was arraigned In ISth District Court in Ann Arbor on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm, a felony, according to Ann Arbor police staff Sgt Harry Jinkerson. A pies of not guilty wss AI ktafc the I hit the

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la the Plymouth-Canton school district, voter turnout traditionally is k m in years when no millage question appears on the ballot So a km turnout is projected for 11, when voter* will he asked t o

fill two four-year terms on the school board. Nine candidates are vying for two seats being vacated by incumbents Marilyn Schwinn and Jeanette Wines. Last-year's election — in

voters were asked to renew 8 mills, approve a 4-mill increase and elect one school board member — drew more than IS,000 voters, an all-time high in recent years. In tOM, when voters elected two

candidates aim at taking over board Continued from Page t out the vote, which it has dooe in the p a s t non-millage years present an advantage (or the group. This year there is no millage renewal or increase for voters to decide. In 1991, a 17.7-mill renewal and possibly a $30 million to $50 million bond issue proposal will be put to voters. Also, incumbents Roland Thomas and Dean Swartzwelter will be Up for re-election to four-year terms. But in 1992, DO millage proposal is expected to be on the ballot, according to Ray Hoedel, associate superintendent for business. If CBE elects two candidates in 1990 and 1991, it conceivably could elect its fourth board member in 1992. A CBE MAJORITY isn't necessarily something school board members fear, said Trustee Dave Artley "CBE isn't a monolith. There are many people with different views in the organization," be said. "I have my concerns about some segments of CBE. Some people have said things that are inaccurate. But to progress, things have to change. — " I think thft hoard haft seven- individuals who don't always agree. People are individual thinkers on the board. Elections are a free, open part of thff American tradition,' Artley said. STAMP SAID, "A conservative

majority on our school board would mean a vast improvement ' People are ready for conservative schools," she said. Stamp recently conducted an informal survey of 500 people and found "only two who were completely in favor of the schools, and ooe was the mother of an assistant principal. Most are real dissatisfied. Some are hopping mad. I actually had to calm them down." A CDEMed UmiJ would be uiiw," satd Anderson, adding that the absence of an incumbent on the ballot "might be a factor in my favor. "Obviously, we'd like to win. But the most important thing is that there's someone taking a stand, not letting the school board run all over our children." If Anderson is elected, be wants to work for "more emphasis on the basics — stronger language and English skills, math, science and history and less emphasis on teaching values and social issues. 'Teaching about the meaning of life, death, dying and all those kinds of things really are the jobs of parents to do by their own selves through their church or however they decide to do i t " Anderson would work to get more parents involved with education, be .said "I also think films should be previewed (before being shown to stu-

dents). "There's a lack of judgment and a lack of leadership. We need to make changes. "There is leadership, but I don't believe it's the right kind," Anderson said. STAMP SAYS the district's biggest problem is "its isolation from the community. I think we need to change t h a t "I think they need a bigger room to accommodate people at board meetings," she said. Residents should be welcomed to meetings, she added. "There's a too of wisdom out there, and I don't think they take advantage of i t " Stamp also wants "smoking out of the high schools. And I want R-rated movies stopped. I want a new preview policy on films." More parent and community volunteers are needed at the high school, said Stamp. "Also, the transportation department needs to be overhauled so that bus drivers are happy. There's a terrible morale problem that needs to be looked a t Discpline on buses and in the schools "are a big problem' Stamp, the mother of two Plymouth-Canton graduates and three children now enrolled in the district said "not everything is bad. I'm happy 'with the developmental kindergarten and first grade."

school board members and decided a Headlee rollback proposal, 7,9X5 voters cast ballots.

IN CONTRAST, only 1,719 residents voted in IMS, _a year millage referendum was put to the electorate. In June 1983. another year when liu millage questum-appear^d on-tmballot only 2,188 voters turned out In June 1982, 3,115 voters went to the polls to elect one candidate to the school board. In June 1984, 5,978 residents turned out to vote on a Headlee rollback proposal. The district in June 1986 asked voters to approve a $13 million bond issue. Three school board members also were elected. Turnout that year was 4,972. In June 1987, a Headlee rollback proposal was decided and two candidates were elected. Turnout was 5.168

Continued from Page 1 a large display about Earth Day with a calendar of events of what different organizations are doing. We'v_* gotten a real positive reaction and we've had to replenish the information several times," said Sheryl Mase-Brook ens, Canton youth department librarian. The Canton solid waste committee, which includes Loren Bennett Cindy Burgess. Cathy Prince, Kim Schlerschligt, Dave Denski. Elaine Kirchgatter, L a r r y Reed, and Jeanette Wines — formed several months ago and will meet with the board of trustees Tuesday evening, Four satellite recycling drop-off including Oiteo ship hall and another by the senior citizen high rise on Ford Road —

If you like to travel Warren Road, be prepared for a detour. But the payoff is pavement and easier traveling on Warren from Lilley Road to Haggerty Road. •Construction crews began last week and are expected to finish the long awaited project in mid-Septembef, according to Dan Calabrese, Canton administrative assistant ; THE COST for the asphalt paving is 9382,847 and will be paid in full by Wayne County, he said. "It's their early Christmas present to us," Calabrese said. Major roads in Canton, except for state trunks — Michigan Avenue and the 1-275 expressway — are county ie was ihj ubligation. Canton has kicked in money

for paving projects. Design work for the Warren — Lilley to Haggerty — road paving was under way in 1987 when a county highway engineer announced a slew of county paving projects in the township. "Canton has a lot of gravel roads with a high traffic volume," the engineer said at the time. "A lot of the more mature communities to the east don't have the same needs." During the first phase of the Warren Road paving, which will take an estimated 120 days, the project contractor, Nova Construction of Detroit will work on drainage, ditches and road surface preparation. WAYNE COUNTY crews will take over from there to lay the asphalt. During the paving, Warren will continue to be open to local traffic. a detour is set for other motorists.

Signs will take drivers going east on Warren south on Lilley Road to Ford Road, then east to Haggerty Road and north back to Warren. "We hope it doesn't involve an inconvenience to residents, but when they finish it will make the road more pleasant to drive," said Pat Nemecek, Canton public information officer. "And it. will make it a much safer

road," Nemecek said. Road paving isn't finished there folks. Canton officials believe paving projects will continue on Warren east to 1-275 to the township border, Calabrese said. "It may get started by the end of the year," he said. "It depends on the county. There's a chance that will happen.'*

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mauro followed them out. At the doorway, Santomauro asked the man if he had been drinking. A scuffle began. Santomauro declined to arrest him. SKUNKED SKUNK: Residents of Ayreshire reported to Canton police last week that a skunk in the area ' was acting odd and may have been wounded or rabid. The skunk had regularly been seen in the area for the last few days. Residents reported seeing the animal walking sluggishly down the middle of the street. It appeared confused and lethargier BIRD WATCH: Cockateels and hamsters were stolen recently from a store on Koppernick that sells pets. There had been no signs of forced

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Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder has vetoed a bill that would have compensated Canton Township resident Craig Bell and his family for legal and medical expenses incurred after Bell was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for a murder be didn't commit. Foi met Ijr—stationed in Virgil with the Navy, Bell was found guilty in 1986 of killing his fiancee in their Virginia Beach town house. After Bell served two-and-a-half months of a 20-year sentence, the true killer, a 19-year-old minister's son, confessed to the fatal stabbing. A bill passed in February by the Virginia Legislature would have

granted $10,000 in restitution to Bell and 115,000 to his mother, Joan Watson. The bill, was first introduced three years ago by Sen. Sonny Stallings, D-Virgnia Beach. WatfBn suffered a heart attack on the courthouse steps the day her son was found guilty. To meet expenses, which totalled almost $57,000, Watson and her family borrowed money from family and friends—and—re-mortgaged—their home. Wilder vetoed the bill because it would have set precedent, said spokeswoman Laura Dillard. "Basically in Virginia when there's a claims bill, the relief has been granted to the wronged individual, noTto relatives," said. "More' importantly, we have not

offered compensation for court costs. While the gentleman himself who spent nine days in Jail is going to receive $10,000, under governor's proposed amendment, his mother won't receive the $15,000 chiefly because that will set precedent," said Dillard. "The governor just doesn't want to set precedent." Bell, an electronics technician, said, "This ^ust amazes roe "it's so ridiculous. They don't want to set precedent because my mom never actually went to jail. If that was the case, why don't they just write the check out payable to me?" The Virginia Legislature is scheduled to vote on an override Wednesday. "From what I understand, an override has never happened in the

Joan Watson says the ordeal "has been a nightmare from the beginning. > "The money would certainly go a long way toward helping us get back on our f e e t We're just a working class family. We have five children, more than the norm. We just don't have that kind of money. The governor certainly is playing havoc with nnr family " What scares Watson is that "this could happen again to someone else. We knew Craig wasn't guilty and would have done anything to help hi.m- Then you see things going on within the system that are just unbelievable," said Watson, who works for the Automobile Club of Michigan "We saw one young police officer tell three different stories within the

state in the history of Virginia. So they figure there's a slim chance it will be overridden," said Bell. "It has to passed by a two-thirds majority" If Stailings thinks it would help. Bell and his family will travel to Virginia to speak before the House and Senate. "If he feels it will help, I will do ir • fti.il Bell also is contacting Michigan congressmen and Navy officials to enlist their help. "They pretty much ended my career in the military. I couldn't re-enlist because of what was hanging over my head," said Bell. "The military is a big part of Virginia. I wasn't down there by choice. I was down there on orders."

legal process at three different times We witnessed another detective lie with no reason. It was just a lie that served no purpose except to make Craig look bad. „ "Evidence turned up missing and tapes that could have corroborated what Craig said conveniently malfunctioned." Bell's stepfather. Norm Watson, says Wilder's action is ironic in light of'the fact Ihil "Be WSHUW be known as the family governor. It just doesn't make any sense." Bell's sister Colleen said. "It's just really hard The youngest member of our family is in college, and I'm getting married It would really help if they would give us something back. My parents have worked all their lives for what they had.

Kids drawn to help recycling By Kevin Brown staff writer

To get folks thinking about recycling, some Plymouth-Canton stuand recycling activists are working together on a project --rArts students are creating posters with a message fitting the project theme: Save the Earth. Six of the posters — judged by three art teachers, a science teacher and a project committee member — will be reproduced as note cards, and science students will add a message to the cards. Then, volunteers with the Plymouth Arts Council and the Plymouth Township solid waste committee will place them in area stores for sale, during Earth Week, April 22-28. "We are giving them (students) the

education to become responsible adults as far as the environment is concerned," said Jan Hoffman, Plymouth Township solid waste coordinator. —"But also the children are going home and educating their parents," she said. • HOFFMAN GOT township trustees to contribute $5,000 to help pay for materials; the money will be paid back from sale proceeds. "The cards will be produced on recycled paper," Hoffman added. "After reimbursement to the township for seed money, any profits made from the sale of the note cards will go to the Plymouth Community Arts Council to be used for school programs and grants," Hoffman saia Students who will be involved in the project range from elementary

to high school students, said Joanne Hulce, a project organizer. Teachers introduced the project to students last month. The names of the students who created the six posters to be cho! will be announced May 8, at the art council's 3rd Annual Arts Awards Festival program.

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Law to seek re- election to House seat _ So far, incumbent state Rep. G c r — H r a r t l w Anwnilim»nt approved hy aid Law, R-Plymouth, is the only the voters in 1973," he said. candidate to file petitions to run for "Unfortunately, that has still althe 36th District state House s e a t lowed residential property-tax as; Law recently announced his inten- sessments to take large jumps from tion to seek a fifth term. year to year. I will continue to seek ! Law has consistently championed and work for legislative solutions to the need for property tax reform, ac- this pressing problem." cording to a statement accompanyLaw said that during the current ing his announcement to seek re- legislative session, be has introduced election. a bill seeking to reduce assessments "The only real property tax re- from the current 50 percent of true form since 1963 has been the cash value to 40 percent, co-spon-

sored a bill to treeze assessments at the prior year's level, and voted for a bill to limit increases in assessments to no more than the rate of inflation.

Law, 45, serves as vice chairman of the House committee on state affairs, serves on the public health and insurance committees, and on various subcommittes.

NOTICE O F PUBLIC HEARING CITY O F PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN Act 5. PA. 1982. requires that a public hearing be held by a local taring unit which proposes to increase operating tax levies over the maximum allowed to be levied without a hearing. The City of Plymouth will bold a public hearing on Monday. May 7. 1W0 at 7:50 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of City Hall to bear any discussion regarding the increase in proposed operating tax levies for Fiscal Year 1990-91. All interested persons are invited and urged to attend this public bearing, and will be given the opportunity to give written and oral comments. Senior Citizens are encouraged to attend and comment Handicapped persons needing assistance should contact City Hall before the meeting

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School Gym; Ladies Over 30 Soccer. Mondays, 7:30-8:30 p.m., Allen School Gym; Aerobic Fitness, various times and locations; Dog Obedience, Mondays, 6-7 and 7-8 p.m., Lowell Middle School Field. Call 453-2904.

# Lectures/ Travelogue Communist empire Wednesday, April 18 — "Venture" presents Rabbi Sherwin Wine for a of tbe Communist Empire," continuing April 25 and May 2 at St. John's Episcopal Church in Plymouth Township. Coffee, 10:15 a_m., lecture, 10:30 a.m. Price is $10 for lecture or $20 for series. Call Nancy at 455-0782 or 459-1875. Hawaii travelogue Wednesday, April 18 — The Kiwanis Club of Plymouth will begin its presentation at 8 p.m. in the Salem High School Auditorium. Film is personally filmed and narratedTby the Cooper Brothers. Price is $3.50. For tickets, call 455-5100. Personal computers Thursday, April 19 — IBM customer engineer Gordon Kisabeth will trace tbe development of personal computers over the last decade, present a brief overview and answer questions on specific applications. Meet at 7 p.m. in the Canton Library meeting room. Registration begins after 9:30 a.m. Monday, April

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for Plymouth Canton Steelers Junior league football. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m in the Canton High School cafeteria. Cost is $50 per player, $40 per cheerleader and $135 family maximum. For more information, call Sue Herman at 455-7299. Bring a birth certificate, signed and dated by parent or guardian, for the files Cheerleading spots are limited and

City of Plymoatb Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring the following trips: Paw Paw Winery, Saturday, April 28; Ballreich Potato Chip Factory. Friday. May nnauailahlp Plfattf. fall 18; five^iay trip t n ' s t r « i i i and Hannibal, Mo., Friday. June 15; and. ahead. Bearcreek Farms. Thursday. Aug P l y m o u t h YMCA c l a s s e s 16. Call 455-6620 for information. Begin April 23 — Classes offered are J u n i o r Aerobics. 2nd-8th S e n i o r s golf l e a g u e giaUeis. gymnastics, ages 5 and up. Begins Tuesday, May 8 — Anyone Friday or Saturday T-BaH, 4-6 years; 50 and over may register now at "Y" Tumblers; Saturday Arts and Canton Parks and Recreation, 1150 Crafts, ages 5-8; Bumper Bowling, S. Canton Center Road. League ages 4-8; Basketball. 5-6 years and 7meets 9 a.m. Tuesdays at Fellows 9 years; Afterschool Sports RecreCreek Golf Course. Registration fee ation. 5-6 years and 7-8 years. Flag is $10, plus weekly greens fees. Football. 7-11 years; Floor Hockey. League meeting will be 10 a.m. 6-9 years; Afterschool Outdoor Tuesday, May 1, at Canton Township Soccer, 6-9 years; Track Skills. 6-9 Administration Building. years; Youth Fitness and Pillo Polo, ages 5 and 6. Mom's Morning Out for 3-5 year olds is offered on Friday

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Trips T V Canton Recreation Center is Y O U T H sponsoring the following trips for Canton Seniors: Selfridge Air Base School age (Canton Senior Men only), Thursday, • April 26, $3; Chicago, three days,. Friday, May 11, $269; Washington, J u n i o r l e a g u e f o o t b a l l D.C., and Gettysburg. Pa., five days, Saturday, April 28 — Players/ Friday, May 11; Chesaning Show- cheerleaders aged 8-14 may sign up

mornings C?U 453-290f Summer Camp programs — The Plymouth YMCA offers programs Youth Day Camp, ages 5-11; preschool day camp, 3-5 years; Counselors in Training (learn to assist tbe Day Camp Counselors). 12-14 years; Volunteers, over 14 years old are needed for the Day Camp program. Call 453-2904. P l y m o u t h Library C l a s s Register now — Kazoo, Nose Flute and Spoon Program for ages 610 meets at 2 p.m Thursday. April 13. Registration is limited. Call 4530750.

Services for Clara B. Sayles. 63. of Plymouth were to be Monday at Our Services for Mr. Fred R. Brown, Lady of Good Counsel Church, Plym$3, of Plymouth, who died Monday, o u t h , with burial in Holy Sepulchre April 9, in Garden Citv. hplH Cemetery. SouthfieldL Mrs. Sayles died Thursday, April Tvednesday, April 11, at the Schrader Funeral Home, Plymouth, with buri- 12. at the University of Michigan al in Cadillac Memorial Gardens, Hospital, Ann Arbor. Mrs. Sayles was born April 5. Westland. l He was born Nov. 8,1906 in Salem 1927, in Middlesboro, Ky. She was a Township and moved to Plymouth in bank teller at tbe National Bank of i916. He was retired from Michigan Detroit for more than 25 years. She moved to Plymouth-in 1966 from Bell. ; Among the survivors are two sons, Redford Township. Among survivors are her husband, Stanley Brown, Munith, Mich.; and Laurence Brown, Plymouth; a Joseph; son, Michael of Cincinnati; daughter, Merrilyn Terpening, Livo- mother, Mabel G. Eshelman of nia: two sistfffSi Nora Ward, of Eeorse, and three grandchildren. Plymouth, and Clarith ScbottenA D O L P H U S G. K J M M E L L berger, Wayne; and three half brothers, Harry Seidelberg, Danny PerServices for Adolphus G. Kimmell, kins and Louis Perkins. • The Rev. Kenneth F. Gruebbel of- 98. of Plymouth were to be Monday at the Lambert-Vermeulen Trust 100 ficiated at the service. • Memorial contributions can be Funeral Home, Plymouth, with buritnade to the Michigan Cancer Foun- al in Old Oakland Cemetery, Oakor tbe American Lung Associ- land, Md. Mr. Kimmell died Friday, April 13. He was born Feb. 24, 1892. in Sand HARRY PELKEY JR. Patch, Pa. He was a retired auto mechanic. I Services for Mr. Harry Pelkey, Among survivors are two daughjJr., 66. of Livonia, who died Tues- ters, Phyllis Henry of Plymouth and day, April 10. in Ann Arbor, Arl Shirley Braithwaite of Diooksville, held Friday, April 13, at the Fla.; three grandchildren and two Funeral Home, with burial great-grandchildren. Parkview Memorial Gardens H. Jay Binkelman officiated a tithe , Livonia. services.

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class reunions As space permits, the Observer • Dearborn Edsel Ford & Eeeentrie Newspapers will June 1960. 6 30 p.m June 23. print without charge announceParkplace, Dearborn. Info: 565-0644 ments of class reunions Send the o r 562-0666 information to Reunions, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Please • Dearborn Fordson January and June 1940. June 30. include the date of the reunion Info: Shirley Tyner. 563-3774. a n d tin? first a n d t a a t w a y o of e l I9;u, Jung ju. info: taoo) 397least one contact person and tfbio. telephone number. • 1970, July 28, Hyatt Regency. Dearborn. Info: Dominic Maltese Jr., • Andover 274-3600 o r 277-3515, o r R e n e a ( P i s 1980. Sept. 15, Elias Brother Res t o r ) C a l l e r y . 846-3431 o r 962-6338 taurant. PonUac Info: (800) 397• 1980, 6:30 p.m. June 30, Bronze 0010. Wheel. Dearborn Heights. Info: (312) •

O v e r c r o w d e d landfills. G a r b a g e b a r g e s n o o n e w a n t s to deal w i t h . Terminal trash. News. Bad n e w s . T h e good n e w s ? More arid m o r e people, b u s i n e s s e s a n d i n d u s t r i e s a r e finding w a y s to recycle. It t a k e s m o r e t h a n 6 , 0 0 0 t o n s of n e w s p r i n t e a c h y e a r to p r i n t T h e Observer & E c c e n t r i c N e w s p a p e r s p l u s a n u m b e r of o t h e r p u b l i c a t i o n s , so we're doing a n u m b e r of t h i n g s to h e l p t h e solid w a s t e situation: l.For y e a r s we've sold o u r w a s t e 2. 2 5 % of t h e n e w s p r i n t w e p r i n t on is recycled a n d we're increasing t h i s a m o u n t by a n o t h e r 25% t h i s year. 3

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• Annunciation All class reunion. Feb. 23, 1991. Info. Allaleta Demnoti-Polyzois. 881-

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4 : 0 0 p . m . to 6 : 0 0 p . m . F r i d a y s lOLOO a . m . to 3 : 0 0 p . m . S a t u r d a y s G l e n d a l e . E a s t of F a r m i n g t o n R o a d . S o u t h of 1 - 9 6 ( J e f l e r i e s Freeway) 5 2 2 - 1 6 2 0 or 5 2 5 - 3 5 4 9 Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), window glass. On cans, aluminum, batteries (household and vehicle) antifreeze, motor oiL Ptastics, offk'c paper and computer paper coming s o o n . Bring your magazines to the re-use

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BIRMINGHAM RECYCLING C E N T E R O p e n 24 hours, seven d a y s a week, with a s s i s t a n c e b e t w e e n 11:00 a . m . - 1 : 0 0 p . m o n S l a t u r d a y s Holland Stieel off E t o n ( s o u t h of Maple) * 642-6888 Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), tin. aluminum, batteries, plastic (half-gallon or larger or smaller coded '1' of "2V. batteries, (automotive and household), cordless appliances

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CANTON • CANTON RECYCLING 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m Fridays 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p . m Saturdays 4 2 0 2 0 Van B o m _ B e t w e e n H a g g e r t y a n d Lilley 397-5801 (Newspapers, glass (dear, green and brown), all metals including large appliances, batteries (automotive only), cardboard, motor otL. paint (only from Canton Township and Plymouth Township residents), grass clippings (only from Canton Township residents/, concrete, bricks, dirt s o d (fee may be charged). W A S T E MANAGEMENT WOODLAND MEADOWS 8 : 0 0 a . m . - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8 : 0 0 a . m . - Noon o n S a t u r d a y 3 9 9 0 0 Van Born ' t w e e n Haggerty a n d H a n n a n 326-0993

FARMINGTON CITY O F FARMINGTON Seven d a y s a week. 2 4 h o u r s a day ' 3 3 7 2 0 W e s t Nine Mile R o a d ( W e s t of F a r m i n g t o n Road) 473-7250 Newspapers, glass (dear, green, and brown): batteries, (automotive and household), motor oil plastic (high density. Le. milk Jugs and laundry bottles)

• Berkley All-school reunion, April 28, Royal Oak American Legion Hall. Info: Barbara. 543-9367, or Sharon. 642S o u t h of 12 Mile .. ...553-8580 Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), tin. aluminum, batteries (autorrvMive and household), motor oiL plastic (high density, le. milk Jugs and taundnj bottlesJ

SOUTHFIELD C m O F S O U T H F I E L D RECYCLING C E N T E R O p e n d a w n until d u s k 2 6 0 0 0 E v e r g r e e n ( b e h i n d t h e Civic C e n t e r Ice Arena) 354 9 1 8 0 Newspapers, glass (clear, brown .and green), tin. aluminum, plastic (HDPE only, coded "2V. household batteries only. TROY CITY O F T R O Y PUBLIC W O R K S F A C I L I T Y Seven d a y s a week. 2 4 h o u r s 4 6 9 3 Rochester Road. ( s o u t h of L o n g Lake) 524-3399 Newspapers, glass Iclear. green and brown, motor oil automotive and household batteries, plastic (frosted and clear). •Six drop-off Idcdttonsfor newspapers: Civic Center. Ftre Station *3 and #6, Police Station, Suburban Ambulance, Boys and Girls Club on John R and Long Lake Road.

N o t e — W e h a v e m a d e every effort to verify t h i s i n f o r m a t i o n . If y o u h a v e a n y a d d i t i o n s o r d e l e t i o n s , p l e a s e call o u r P r o m o t i o n Department. 591-2300. extension 401.

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• 1980. A u g 17-19. I n f o : 4 9 1 - 6 9 8 5 o r 358-0521.

1970, A u g 18 I n f o : 773-8820 o r P.O. B o x 1171, Mt C l e m e n s 48046.

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Detroit Central 1940, Sept 15, Somerset Mall. Troy Info: Elaine Kadashan, 3551773, or Evelyn Burton. 644-2228. or Bill Yolles, 401 S. Woodward, Bir1396

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Detroit C h a d s e y 1969, April 28. Info: 773-8820 or

• Detroit Henry Ford • Blessed Sacrament January, June and summer school 1940, 10 a.m. Mass June 24, Blessed Sacrement Cathedral, De- 1970, Oct. 13, Roma's of West troit Info: Helen, 935-1728, or Mary, Bloomfield. Info: Denise (Dries) filing 356-6375, or Pam (Wood) Her547-9439. mann, 531-6537. w • Bloomfiiecf Hills P.O. Box 1171, Mt. Clemens 48046. 1965. Info: (800) 397-0010. e 1975. Info: Send stamped, selfaddressed envelope to Henry Ford • Bloomfield Hills Reunion, P.O. Box 681, Hamburg. Lahser Mich. 48139. 1970, 6:30 p.m. July 14. Kingsley e January and June 1971. Info: Inn, Bloomfield Hills. Info: (800) 397- Gail, 453-0613, of Mary, 538-8593. 0010. • 1960-61, June 29. Info. Fred, 464-3163. • B r o t h e r Rice/Marian 1970, July 28, Somerset Inn, Troy. • Detroit Mackenzie Info: (800) 397-0010. 1949, 1950 and 1951, July 21, Hellenic Cultural Center, Westland. • C h i p p e w a Valley Info: Mackenzie Reunion Commit1980. Oct. IX Zuccaro's Country tee, 24267 W. Seven Mile, Detroit House, Mt. Clemens. Info: 465-2277 48219. or 263-6803 or P.O. Box 291, Mt. e January and June 1940, Sept. Clemens 48046. 28 Glen Oaks Country Club, Farmington Hills. Info: 348-0348 or 255• Clarenceville 5293. I960, Aug. 25, Botsford Inn, Farmington Hills Info: Don Catlett, 477- • Detroit Martin Luther King 7433, or Jesse Pinng, 1-878-9365. 1970, Oct. 20. Info: 773-8820 ot • 1970, Aug. 24 Laurel Manor, P.O. Box 1171, Mt. Clemens 48046. Livonia. Info: Dennis Cogo, 476-3911, or Mike Sweeney, 476-2482 • Detroit Mumford 1980, Aug. 4. Info: 773-8820 or P.O • Clarkston Box 1171, Mt Clemens 48046. 1980, Aug. 4. Info: 773-8820 or P.O. • 1954, 1955, 1956, Sept 16. Info Box 1171, Mt Geroem 48046. 837-6133 e 1970, Nov. 24. Info: CUl, 255• Claw s o n 4254, or 20274 Chapel. Detroit 46219 1965, 6 30 p.m. June 30, Holy Trinity Romanian Hall, Troy. Info: Cathy • Detroit Murray Wright Weston, 641-9658, or Kathy Dea1W0. Attfc 25. Info:'773-8820 or camps, 589-0923 P.O. Box 1171, Mt Clemens 48046

• 1950, Nov. 10. Imperial House, Fraser Info: Pauline, 651-5176, or A n g i e , 779-3683

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C o m m e r c e / E a s t C o m n w c t • Detroit Northern 1913-1946, 11 a m. to 3 p.m. April 1944, Oct 5. Info: 77*8820 or P.O 28, Cobo Hall. Detroit Info: 963-4716 Box 1171, Mt Clemens 44044 or 934-3065 (after 5 p.m.) e 1943,1944, 1945. 1966 and 1967, Nov 3. Info: 837-5640. • Crt 1976, Sept. 1. Hobday Inn, Daer- • Detroit N o r t h w e s t e r n 1955, Aug 11. lata 773-4420 or born. Info: (860) 397-0616 P.O. Box 1171. Mt Clefnena 44444 • Dearborn January 1965. Aag. 11, Hobday • Detroit Oefeom 1944, Sept 14. lata 773-4810 or Inn, Dearborn Info: Kathy (Biebki) P.O. Box 1171, Mt Ctamem 44044 Dace. 346-7186 e 1944. Sept IS Info 773-6810 or • June IMS, AH- *. % ot C HaH Deerborn lata Carol P.O. Boa 1171, Mt Clemens 46446 (WlasmnUer) Malewska, 9944971. O Ar * k i n A • • 1940, Aug 3 lata 773-6836 or UtfrOil r e r a n i n g P.O. Box 1171, kit 1964, Sept II. lata Lilk> Greer. 244-1179, or4 Joan Coleman, 595I960, Oct 6, Stefaas, 7164. lata 443-1169 or 179-7941. • All Claapea reunion and dinner 1976, 6 p.m. Aag.4, Oct 4, Cobo Canter, Detroit •41649-6611.

T r a u b , 383-0887.

G r o s s * Pointe South 1970, Aug. 4, Grosse Pointe War MemoriaL . Info Jim Bayes, 8846461, or Carol (Anderson) Wagner, 737-2*19. •

Hamtramck February and June 1940. May 27 K trf C Halt, Edwin and Curiam Haiptramck. Info: Walter Marfee, 264-4236, or Tom Yagieca, 852-1358.

565-1796 or 383-3444.

Lincoln Park June 1970. Info: Sue, 459-2084, or Vic, 281-0880.

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• January and Jane 1955, June 23, Forge Restaurant, Taylor. Info: Ecorse 1970, July 13, Thomas' Crystal Garden. Info: Brenda Barnes, 2728249, C a r l e n e G i b s o n , 3 8 1 - 2 7 0 1 , o r

Linda Miller. 383-6812. • Edsel For

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Livonia Churchill 1986, 6:30 p m Aug. 15, Plymouth Radisson Hotel. Info: (800) 397-0010.

9v Livonia Franklin 1970, 6:30 p.m. Aug. 3, Laurel Manor, Livonia. Info: (800) 397-0010. 476-7687 o r 474e 1975, June 9, Maybury State T74S _Eark. Northvilk. Iafo: Jamif (I*1 fi Dnt sfnrH Inn 1 U| i^v/kOi vi vJ UUI, Poppenger, 476-4975, or Bev Farmington Hills. Info: 465-1177 or Vine) (Blankenship) Lyons, 360-1881. 263-6803. b a r a , 474-6825. • 1940. Info:

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Ferndale 1965 Aug. 25, Radisson Plaza Hotel, Southfield. Info: P.O. Box 291r Mt. Clemens 48046, or 465-1177 or 263-6803. e 1970. Aug. 18. Info: 773-8810 or P.O. Box 1171, Mt. Clemens 48046. e 1980. Sept. 28, Van Dyke Park Hotel, Warren Info: 445-2177 or 2636803 or P.O. Box 191. Mt Clemens 48046

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Livonia S t e v e n s o n 1970. Iafo: Class Reunions. (800) 397-0010. •

Livonia Ladywood 1946. Info: Send name, address and telephone number to Toni (Maniad) Knechtges, Dept 1000, P.O. Box 39114, Redford 48119

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Garden City 1960, Sept 8, Hawthorn Valley. Westland Info: 411-1066 (days). 4177181 (evenings). e 1965 Info: Judy, 4U-1911 (after 2 p.m.), or Carol 161-4344 or 4944054. e 1970. Info: (994) 197-4414. e 1980. June 19. Info: (999) 997-

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360-0194

Oak Park 1970. June 23. Somerset Mall. Troy. Info Andi Benderoff Wayburn, 258-5085, or Sandy Shecter Adler. 737-0955.

• 1960. Nov 24, Clark*} Hotel. Farmington Hills. Info: Charlotte (Wise) Berman, 352-5555.

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Mo whawk-Fulton AH claes reunion, July 7. ADoeex Township Park. Iafo Mowhawk-Pulton Reunion, P.O. Box 197. Mowhawk, Mich 49994, or Carol (Wlaqatt) Patrick. (949) 337-1441, or Jane (Laokkanen) BJorn, (949) 337-

1994, May 5. Iafo: Ray Pray, 1719105 (before April 7)

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Royal Oak Shrine 1955, July 28. Pox and Hounds. Bloomfield Hills Info. Jane Balousek. 335-5030, or Bill Wischman, 583-6953. • Sacred Heart 1955. July 28. Fairlane Club, Dearborn. Info: Dolores. 464-1873. or J a n e , (517) 484-7498

e 1950, June 2. Info: 773-8820 or •

Our Lady of S o r r o w s 1970 Info Kerry Feiten, 453-0043, or Nancy Theisen. 227-2180.

P.O. B o x 1171, M t C l e m e n s 48046..

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Plymouth 1950, Sept. 8, Plymouth Radisson Hotel Info Barb Peck. 453-3427 e 1970, July 14. Sheraton Oaks. Novi. Tickets $4(5 each. Info: 4534572

e 1955. July 6. Mayflower Meeting House. Plymouth. Info 459-6594

e 1955, Aug 11. O'Kelly K of C Hall, Dearborn Info: Micki. 5911871. Judy, 563-6784. or Pete. 274•

St. Andrew Elementary School reunion open house Info: Holy Family Regional School, 1240 Inglewood. Rochester 48063. 6561234, or Karen Moosekian. 652-2561.

o r 453-7377.

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296-0127

Plymouth C a n t o n , 1980, Aug 25, Novi Hilton. Info: Carol McCully-McGlinn, 541-4060. e 1985, with Plymouth Salem 1985, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 24. Laurel Manor. Livonia. Info: Sue Moyer.

St. B e r n a r d June 1940 June Info: Leona, 1-

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St. Brigid 1948-52. Oct. 12, K of C Hall. Livonia. Info: Jean (Todd) Gorski at 1463-6002 o r 977-6800

9839 H i l l c r e s t , P l y m o u t h 48170.

St. C l e m e n t 1969. March 3 Info: 773-8820 or

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Plymouth S a l e m 1980. 6 30 p.m. Sept 2. MayflowerBed & Breakfast, Plymouth. Info:

(800) 397-0010.

e 1985. with Plymouth Canton 1985. 7 30 p m. Aug. 24, Laurel Manor, Livonia. Info: Sue Moyer, 9 8 3 9 H i l l c r e s t , P l y m o u t h 48170.

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St. David All school reunion. Oct. 13, Roma's of Bloomfield Info: Charlene Summa. 641-8077. Geralyn Leszczynski. 71-6358, or Judy David. 643-7823

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Pontiac January and June 1940, Aug. 1719, Kingsley Inn. Bloomfield Hills.

I n f o : 682-3719 o r 3 3 2 - 2 7 9 8

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Pontiac Central 1965 Aug 25, Northfield Hilton, Troy. Info Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to 320 W. Iroquois, P o n t i a c 48053, o r 3 3 8 - 9 6 3 6 or 6732643

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St. F r a n c i s De Sales 19 Oct 20 Info 397-9725. •

St. Hedwig 1950. September. Info. Joan (Stafiej) Dreske at 846-6083. •

St. J o s e p h Alumni associauon reunion dinner-dance, ^ pm. May 11. De La Salle Collegiate. Warren Info: 7798453

Precious Blood

1945-46, A u g . 3. I n f o : 773-8820. o r M a u r e e n . 455-8756.

Redford Union

1980, O c t 13. I n f o : 773-8820 o r P . O . Box 1171, M t . C l e m e n s 48046 e 1970 A u g 11. I n f o : 773-8820 o r P.O. Box 1171. M t C l e m e n s 48046

e January and June 1941, July 1991. I n f o : 7 3 7 - 6 9 0 8 o r (517) 8357837.

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St. Mary of Redford1940, June 23, Botsford Inn, Farmington Hills. Info: Joan, 474-4124, or Gerry, 644-5916 •

St. Rita 1940, June 16. Info: Rosemary Reilly Ray. 356-3642. or Edna Mannquin-Beaudion, 353-0099

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St. T h e r e s a 1950, April 21. Monaghan K of C Hall, Livonia. Info: Miles or Jean Gerou, 459-0306.

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Not so innocent Mission attracts a following on tour

'True Love' hastruering Michael wants to wear a simple black tuxedo. Donna insists on gray with a pastel ruffled shirt to match the bridesmaid's dresses. The suggestion of blue mashed potatoes, however, causes the groom to counter in disbelief, "There's no such thing as blue food."

Suddenly, Don Peris wants to know about seats. An aspiring fumituie salesman, perhaps? Not quite, the guitarist with The Innocence Mission is interested in seats in terms of numbers, as in how many are in the venue his band will play in tonight. The Innocence Mission opens for ex-Eagle Don Henley tonight at The Palace in Auburn Hills. By far, The Palace is the biggest venue the up-and-coming group from Lancaster, Pa., has played to date. As an opening act on Henley's tourf the group will also visit such-less-than-quaint places as the Nassau Coloseum on Long Island, the Meadowlands in New Jersey and The Arena in Orlando. Fla. Peris sounds a bit taken back by it all. After all, this was a group that only a year or so was performing in venues where a crowd of 100 was a good night. "It's really exciting," said Peris in a telephone interview from Milwaukee. "The opportunity to play in front of that many people (as many as 14,000 at Tbe Palace) . . . it will be a challenge. It makes all four of us work that much harder to put it over."

Decisions. Decisions. Behind the scenes at a massive Italian wedding, there are plenty of them. Ultimately, the strain of all these decisions makes the couple In "True Love" debate whether they want to get married at all. Though it gets off to a slow start, •True Love" offers a bull's eye view at the rituals of modem love and family weddings. The low-budget comedy, currently at the Star-Rocbester Theater, will make Italians and non-Italians smile in recognition. t r a c k s of t h e p o a c h e r s ' t r u c k t h a t m i s t a k e n l y c a r r i e s t h e m off in

-The Gods Must Not so unusual, but still good The trouble with sequels is that tbey are usually follow-ups to something unusual — and the second time around, it's not so unusual. "The Gods Most Be Craxy II" (B-, PG, 97 urinates) suffers from that generic problem but still manages to be attractive. This time out, Xixo (N!Xau), the Kalahari Desert Bushman who starred in the first "Gods Must Be Crazy," is searching for his children, Xisa (Nadies) and Xiri (Eiros). They are exceptionally charming children who, out of curiosity, climbed aboard a ivory poacher's truck while it was parked. When it started up, they were trapped. Xixo was able to trace them and his devotion to fatherly duty is heart-warming. But his quest is constantly interrupted by various "civilized" forces intruding on tbe desert be knows so well, a n ' a r e a in which he is more capable of survival than those hi-tech folks from civilized places. Among tbe intruders are the ivory. poachers. George—(Pierre—Van Pletzen) and Brenner (Lourens Swanepoel), two gruff, unpleasant but incompetent types.

plenty of typically attractive African animal shots to spice up tbe production but some of the technical work is lacking. In particular, the special effects work oo one long sequence with the two children on the truck is so poorly done that fringing around the children is present and tbe rapidly passing scenery clearly is a rear screen projection. As for "The Gods Must Be Crazy II" as a parable about tbe modern against the primitive-, it'.q not a " successful — although if the "Spicand-Span" condition of Ms. Farugia's dress after several days in the desert is any indication, it looks like modern fabrics, if not civilization, are indestructible. Nonetheless, the film is pleasant enough and probably will attract wide audiences. If you're eagerly awaiting a new twist on martial arts films, than "Angel Town" (•, R) is for you. A Los Angeles family troubled by a neighborhood gang gets help from a French expert. That doesn't sound like much but given all the hype and violence, it most likely will sell well.

THEN THERE'S the Cuban Army in Angola, represented by one lost soldier, Mateo (Erick Bowen) and his advisary, African Unita Army trooper Timi (Treasure Tshabalala). Their alleged hostilities are in a worn, comic vein and not very funny but they do help keep the plot moving.

becomes an effective thriller as Rob Lowe corrupts James Spader.

Of course, the star intruder in Xixo's world is Dr. Ann Taylor (Lena Farugia), a New York attorney and Ph D in law whose presence, first in Africa and then in the Kalahari Desert, occurs from a string of fairly weak and unconvincing events. Her companion is a zoologist, Stephen Marshall (Hans Strydom). All this is tied together with an uncredited voice-over narrator who nicely spells out the situation. He and the film clearly are noting that fte natural life is far better than civilization. - T h e r e ' s lots of nice scenery and

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D+ The very best of the poor stuff Poor

STILL PLAYING: "Bad Influence" (B) (R).

"Bora oo the Fourth of July" (A) (R)

144 minutes. Touching, graphically disturbing, poignant, frightening autobiography of Ron Kovic (Tom Cruise), a paraplegic Viet Vet "Cinema Paradiso" (A-, 120 minutes).

Excellent story of Alfredo (Phillippe Noiret), the projectionist in a small Sicilian town just after World War II "Crazy People" (C-. R, 90 minutes). Ad exec (Dudley Moore) proves that mentaTpatients are nicer than sane people but weak and underdeveloped structure undercuts that humorous thought. "Cry-Baby" (B-, PG-13). Stylish, nostalgic piece about teens La the 50s. "Driving Miss Daisy" (A) (PG) 100 min-

utes. Fine acting highlights personal drama of Jewish widow (Jessica Tandy) chauffeured by a black man (Morgan Freeman) aet against southern changes from 1946-1973. "Ernest Goes to J a i l " (-, PG) Because someone stole his identity.

It doesn't get much worse Truly awful Reserved for the colossalty bad No advanced screening Man emotionally involved with second wife and mistress is distressed when his first wife -» presumed dead in the Holocaust — turns up. "The First Power" (D. R, 95 mintues). Executed serial killer returns for revenge against cop (Lou Diamond Phillips) who put him away in the first place "The Fourth War" (C + , R. 90 minutes)

An American colonel and his Russian counterpart, two cold-war warriors without a war. square off and start their own. "Glory" (A) (R) 110 minutes.

Tbe glory of tbe first black infantry regiment during the Civil War is captured in this outstanding film "The Handmaid * Tale" (B-) (R) 109

minutes. Compelling, but structurally flawed futuristic tale of American gone wrong with permissiveness, pollution and radiation

something everyone longs for from time to time. But they are constrained by the Timothy Dalton, the current imminence of death. Despite the James Bond, and Anthony Edwards somber topic, tbe film — billed as a of 'Top Gen" don't sound promising black comedy — is a light-hearted as a couple of terminally 111 patients look at everyooe's mortality (bone-marrow cancer) bot "Hawks" On their way to Amsterdam's red(IMS. color, R, 1*5 minutes) proves light district, Bancroft and Deckerotherwise. memsky meet two girls, Maureen It will also warm your heart from (Camille Coduri) and Hazel (Janet time to time as a brilliant English McTeer) whose car has broken down. lawyer, Bancroft (Dalton) and an Maureen is a busty little blonde to American football'player. Decker - whom Decket memsky Is quickly atmemsky (Edwards), escape from the tracted. Hasel, on the other hand, is rigidly managed British hospital extremely tall and she and Bancroft where they are confined for the look askance at one another treatment which only delays the InTHE GIRLS were on their way to evitable. find the gentleman who had impregTheir in-bospltal antics are mild nated Hasel. She is gawky, gangly compared to what happens whan and slightly ditzy, a lady who dethey steal an ambulance and head scribes herself as s virgin twice refor Amsterdam and It's well-regarded brothels for a last fling. Dalton is polished and urban while Edward's performance has jest the day* to the fullest, they es- right tooeh of American jock. Their .cape not only from the hospital bet reUtiotwhip evolves from Initial anfrom Ufo'a many restraints as well, noyance to as close as brothers can

get Behind Bancroft's blustering urbanity is a fear of life and death while Dackermemsky's jock bravado masks only his fear of death. McTeer and Coduri turn In extremely credible and appealing performances as well and tbe four characters meld into a unit as each one of them Is forced to confront Individual and group problems and Inadequacies. They do so with considerable wit, some burlesque and finally arrive at a good sense of the human condition. Tbe film Is entertaining In spite of Its somber theme and while it may have been inevitable — and impossible to avoid given what had gone before — the ending Is sappy and happy but neither realistic nor dramatically satisfying. Ted Turner and MGM/UA ere cleaning out the vaults and the reage. called "Leading part of that program. Theee have released before on

Michaels (Ron Eldard), with his beefy Stallone-type build, is gregarious and fun loving — perhaps a little -too much so. —

your father and I got married, we were barely speaking as we said tbe vows." Despite the nightmare of preparation. the wedding is a fantasy only accentuated by the blue mashed potatoes, video cameras and tacky wedding band. For Donna's mother. Who was forced to elope, it's a chance to enjoy the big wedding she never had. By the time the band strikes up "Celebration,'' however, the couple is fighting again. He wants to go out with the guys after the wedding reception. It's as bizarrely "real'' as tbe scene in "Diner" where the wedding hinges on the bride's ability to pass a football trivia test.

Apprehension is understandable. Some rock'n'roll crowds have been unmercifully cruel to opening acts on big-name tours. Just ask Lone Justice, which was continually booed off the stage during U2's "Unforgettable Fire" Tour in 1985.

"Joe Versas the Volcano" (B + , (PG)

102 minutes. A good, clean fairy tale for alt ages with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

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"The Little Mermaid" (A) (G) 80 min-

utes. Disney animation of Hans Christian Andersen tale of a mermaid in love with a human. "Look Who's Talking" (C + ) (PG-13) 87

minutes. Contrived, poorly structured story of pregnant CPA (Kirstie Alley) and her search for a perfect father for her baby. Druce Willis is llie baby's voice. "Lord of the Flies" (B) (R) 65 minutes.

Harry Hook remake of Sir William Golding's classic novel of young boys descending into savagery while maroooed on a deserted island. "Love at Large" (A-, R 95 minutes). Light-hearted, romantic satire of hardboiled detective fiction with Tom Berenger and five lovely ladies. Five well-deserved Oscar nominations for this gritty but touching story of tbe writer Christy Brown and his struggles with cerebral palsy. "Opportunity Knocks" ( B + , PG-13).

Dana Carvey is terrific as con-artist who makes good. Charming, romantic fantasy with Wall Street mogul (Richard Gere) falling in love with prosUtute (Julia Roberts). "Steel Magnolias" (B-) (PG) 110 minutes. Talented cast, led by Shirley MacLaine's performance, falls short in depicting problems of six Southern women.

ATOMIC FILM SOCIETY, Dominion House Bar, Windsor. Call (519) 971-0964 for information. ($2) "How to Marry a Millionaire" (USA — 1953), 8 p.m. April 18. Those wacky Canadian cinephiles are at it again, paying tribute to Marilyn Monroe in this dated but fun comedy about gold-digging gals on the loose in New York City. Lauren Bacall and Betty Grable round out the cast. Shown over bottles of Labatts in the basement of a Windsor bar. DETROIT FILM THEATRE, Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 833-2323 for information. ($4) "Mr. Hire" (France — 1989), April 20-22 (call for show times). In the tradition of Hitchcock, a stylistically designed thriller which mixes mystery, claustrophobia and sexual obsession. Starring "Vagabond's" Sanddirected by Patrice Leconte.

HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL LIBRARY, 16301 Michigan Ave., Dearborn. Call 943-2330 for information. (Free.) "The Loveable Cheat" (USA — 1949), 7 p.m. April 16. Charlie Rug"Tango and Cnah" (C)110 minutes. Two cops — Sylvester Stallone and gles plays a supposedly wealthy ParKurt Russell — are framed in this medio- isian who borrows money to help cre cop show. marry his daughter off to a wealthy "Teenage Mstant Niaja Turtles" (PG). count Based on a Balzac play. With You guessed it. Lean, green and on the Buster Keaton in a cameo role. screen.

video, are listed for 129.95 and will available April 17. All are in black and white and unrated but the standards of their times being what they were, there is no offense to be found. LEADING THE list in my book, one of the world's greatest films, Greta Garbo in "Queen Christina." (1933, .199 minutes), produced when Garbo was at the peak of her career. Her luminous performance ss Queen of Sweden in the 17th Century is not to be missed. John Gilbert. Garbo's off-screen love Interest, co-stars aa the Queen's lover. Garbo's last film, "Two-Faced Woman" (1941, 91 aiiaetes) also is included in this collection. It's a romantic comedy and Garbo plays a ski instructor who masquerades as her twin sister In order to win back her husband's affection Irene Dunne, Allan Jones, Helen Morgan and Paul Robeson star la the

jasra tale of life and love on a Miasissippi

HILL STREET CINEMA, Hill Auditorium, 1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor. Call 769-0500 for information. ($3) A tribute to uncompromising documentary director Frederick Wiseman, which anticipates his appearance at the area premiere of his latest film at the Michigan Theatre. The dreariness of "High School" (USA — 1998) teams up with a biting study of lower middle class American values in "Canal Zone" (USA — 1977). Starting at 7 p m . April 19. "Titticut Follies" (USA - 1967)m 7 and 9:45 p.m. April 19. Wiseman's groundbreaking look at the callousnsss of human beings has been called shocking, terrifyingly harsh and utterly brilliant by anyone who can stomach I t "LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile at MiddlebelL Livonia. Call 479-1199 for information. (Free.) "Ryan's Daughter" (Britain — 1979), 19 a . m April IT. In a small Irish town In 1919, a young woman (Sarah Miles) marries a simple (Robert Mitchum). then has an affair with a soldier stationed In town. Epic director David Lean fills ths rsther slight (and

lengthy) story with beautiful location scenery As part of the mall's monthlong tribute to Mitchum. MICHIGAN THEATRE, 603 E Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call 668-8397 for information. (94, 93.25 students and senior citizens) "Near Death" (France — 1989), 8 p.m. April 22. Frederick Wiseman chronicles the workings of an intensive care unit in Boston's Beth Israel Hospital The six-hour long docu« mentary will be shown in its entirety this day and then screened in twtt separate parts during the next weefc The director will appear to answen questions after this performance. ($5 admission this film only) t Note: Ann Arbor's Hill Street Cinema features other Wiseman films earlier in the week. REDFORD

MICHAEL PENN — Saint Andrew's Hall Perhaps you beard the radio ad announcing the concert. It shouted out something along the lines of — You've seen the actor Sean Penn, now see his brother Michael live in concert!!! Maybe this explains why Penn seemed a bit uncomfortable at his recent concert at Saint Andrew's Hall. His behavior was understandable though. I mean, the guy has a debut album that was on many critics' 1989 top-10 list but to most people be is known as the brother of Madonna's ex-husband? Luckily, neither Michael Penn nor his audience seemed to care about the brother connection at Friday's concert — everyone was there for the music. The crowd at the concert was a bit

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formation. ($2.50) "Tom, Dick and Harry" (USA *1940), 8 p.m. April 20-21. Ging« Rogers plays a free-spirited woman who must choose between three anxious suitors — a sincere George Murphy, a wealthy Alan Marshall and a nonconformist Burgess Meredith. Directed by Garson Kanifl Great fun. T E L E ARTS, 1540 Woodward. Detroit. Call 963-3918 for information. (93 50, | 2 50 students and senior citizens.) Gay pride — "Virgin Machine" and "Looking for Langstoo,'' April 20-22 (call for show tiroes). Two acclaimed films about homosexuality In the first, a young journalist travels from Hamburg to San Francisco and finds the romantic love she has been looking for in the thriving lesbian scene With "Looking for Langston," an exploration of Mack sad white gay identities. •" "Seduction: The Cruel Woman" (Germany - 1999), April 20-21 (cat for show times). In this bizarre drama, a cominatrix stages elaborate SAM shows for her customers. SBh grows disturbed when a male pdrformer breaks the master/slave relationship and falls in love with ber From Monika Treut, the director * "Virgin Machine." -4

TROY PUBLIC LIBRARY. 919 W. Big Beaver, Troy Call 924-9999 f * information (Free) "Great Radio Comedians." T p «V April 19. Three short films trace the evolution of radio comedy. Featured ere greats like Edgar Bergsn, Buret sad Allen and Jack Bmmy. — John Monaghan

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Vudu Hippies will perform oo Monday April 16, at Rick's Chfe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747.

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ON THE FLIP side, work as a support acts offers wider exposure ancfopens new avenues. Heck, AOR radio might be willing to give the band's self-titled debut album a spin. Some already are in The Innocence Mission's case. Don P e r i s , h i s wife K a r e n P e r i s , Mike Bitts a n d S t e v e Brown f o r m e d T h e Until now, though, The Innocence MisI n n o c e n c e Mission s o o n a f t e r w o r k i n p t o g e t h e r o n a high s c h o o l m u s i c a l sion has depended on the support of colproduction. , ~ " lege radio. The debut LP has been likened "to a cross between Kate Bush and theCoc-" began playing clubs around Philadelphia. •/We have this little room in our apartteau Twins by critics. After listening to the group's demo tape. ment." Don Peris said. "Usually, the songs A&M took an interest and signed the band come out of playing things for each other. Peris considers such associations Hopefully, it will spark an idea. near the end of 1987. ^flattering but not totally on the mark. "I think the lyrics are an important part Songs definitely have a new music feel, With Larry Klein at the helm, the band earmarked by the ethereal vocals of recorded "The Innocence Mission." Klein's of the song," he said. "It's up to the four Karen Peris, wife of Don Peris. involvement enhanced the group s mis- musicians to create a sound to go around sion, which has always been to be strong it." The couple met back in high school. lyrically as well as musically. Bassist Mike Bitts and drummer Steve The Innocence Mission opens for Brown are also from Lancaster. All four THE MARRIAGE is conducive to were involved in their high school producsongwriting. Karen Peris is the chief Don Henley tonight at The Palace in call tion of "Godspell." songwriter while Don Peris helps layer Auburn Hills. For information, 377-8600 the sound. The Innocence Mission soon formed and

'Tve always liked Michael,'' says the bride's father on the way to the Other moments convince you that wedding. "He's different from ^11 the they were made for each other Donrest. But he's a little wild." na reads a compatibility test in Confusing underwater sequences are as "Cosmmopolitan." Michael doesn't mufky as this tale of Soviet sub comDONNA (ANNABELLE Scicrra) is like the stock choices and comes up 1 mander (Sean Connery) trying to defect well aware of this. Too many nights "I Love Yoa to Death" (C-, R, 96 min- he has promised to go out "just for with his own — which place him in the life he's in right now. utes). Excellent performances can't save this an hour" with his buddies, then There have been countless movies weakly plotted story of a wife's (Tracy stayed out until dawn. She, mean- about weddings, but "True Love" Ullmao) revenge on ber unfaithful bus- while, tries a power play to get to see him on the night of his bachelor makes them all pale in comparison. band (Kevin Kline). Filmmaker Savacca has proven that party. "Impulse" (D, R, 120 minutes). independent movies with heart can Theresa Russell's performance as cop "Oh, don't worry about it," reas- do anything Hollywood can — but caught on wrong side of murder can't sures the bride's mother. "When better. save weak plot

VIDEO VIEWING By Dan Qreenberg special writer

Brooklyn neighborhood.

"Hoete Party" (*). Dance, dance, dance "The Hast for Red October" (C-) (PG) 135 minutes.

"My Left Foot" (A) (R). "Enemies A Love Story" (R).

Though scenes occur at a bachelor party and a male strip club, "True Love" doesn't try for cheap, exploitive jokes. Writer/director Nancy Savacca obviously loves the characters who populate the claustrophobic

There have been countless movies about weddings, but "True Love" makes them all pale in comparison. Filmmaker Savacca has proven that independent movies with heart can do anything Hollywood can — but better.

IN CONCERT

REVIEWS

on tbe small side, but seemed well- made them tbe butt of many of his acquainted with Penn's album, jokes throughout the evening. At one "March." They weren't disappointed. point, he even pretended that the Penn played all of the songs from German duo was off-stage, ready to "March." With each new song, the make a surprise guest appearance. audience shouted with approval and Penn's stage presence was lowkey and unassuming. He recognition. . The small size of the crowd 1 ended to want to look at the audience, inintimacy to the concert — anyone stead preferring to look at his fellow who wanted to could get a fairly band members or to gaze over the good look at Penn if they were will- heads of the audience members at ing- to engage in a little skillful some unspecified point near the back maneuvering to get themselves to of Saint Andrew's Hall. the front of the stage. This was probably smart thinking Penn's interpretations of his because several female members of "March" tunes were completely the audience appeared to be lovefaithful to the album versions. Per- struck by the singer and were wavhaps this was because be was ner- ing their arms and bodies at him in a vous about improvising or because, somewhat manic, groupie-like fashunlike Milli Vanilli, Penn can repro- ion. c duce his album in a live setting. Penn played his MTV hit "No Speaking of Milli Vanilli, Penn Myth" in the middle of the show, intrortnring if with the mocking, sar-

A VIEW FROM 3RD STREET

donic comment, "As seen on TV." The other "March" tunes — "Brave New World," "Bedlam Boys," and the rest — translated well in a live performance. Penn introduced most with a little story of what the songs the hell out of them. Penn fleshed out his March material with a Richard Thompson cover and a cover of the Everly Brothers tune, "The Price of Love." Penn also presented a new tune of his owd, "Wrong way Down." This folky gem left little doubt that Penn's next album will be just as good as "March." Penn's music is the intimate, personal sort that should be heard in small venues like Saint Andrew's Hall. In other words, try to catch him in concert now, before everyone else finds out about him. — Jill Hamilton

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oeiore Sorry, but Cole 19 no great lyricist, lie sounds like a greeting card staging such precious lines like "I can still bear your voice falling down with the rain." Cole wrote most of theee songs while holed up in a second-floor apartment overlooking a Los Ange- guitar work on this album is skillful les thoroughfare. What connection and diverse. The problem is that it sounds too that has with the subject matter of much like everythii* else thrown theee numbers Is beyond a s Bet make no mistake, this staff la down our throats by AOR radio in radio ready, dressed up ia the finest the last 10 years. Off the top. one caa rock, rhythm A blues and pep. This hear Richard Marx. Chris Rea, album, II anything, is a guilty plee- Corey Hart and John Cougar Mellencamp in his music to name a few sure oo its production quality alone Can one blame him, though? This Cole's husky voice is eienched is t h a kind of stuff the radio prowith emotion. At least t s M B W t t i go ga-ga over. I f s a provwhat he slags. " C o m p a r e d t o N o t h i n g " ia — Larry O'Connor hK In the makiag Cole's

o Ash Can VanGogh will perform oo Wednesday.- April 16? at the Jukeboi. 4616 Woodward, Royal Oak. For information. call 549-2233

Covinglons will perform with guests. Neruo Beats, will perform oo Friday. April 20. at Haxntramck Pub, 2048 Can iff, off 1-75 For information, call 3659760 *

Ri; e Sport will perform with guests, The Faithhealers, on Thursday. April 19, at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main, Ann Arboi For liiformation. call 663-7759, Frank Allison & the Odd Sox will perform with guests, Mr. Largebeat Existence. on Thursday, April 19. at the Blind Pig. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For information. call 996-8555

Tbe energy and fun of their songs translate well onto vinyl. Rick King and KeUy Collins share vocals on "Very," sometimes singing solo and sometimes singing harmonies for each other. King's voice sounds like a mixture of Elvis Coatello and Ranking Roger back i n the days of the English B e a t circa the album Special Beat Surface. Actually, the comparisons between Cuppa Joe and the English Beat aren't only with and King. The general mood of the up-tempo songs on "Very" would seem quite at home on ak Beet album Theee are fun sonfl good for parties, (hiving la the dancing for any occaeloa where a

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Granfallon will perform on Saturday, April 21. at Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 Caniff. Hamtramck. For information, call 874-0254. a J J . Cale

J J Cale will perform oo Saturday. April 21. at Saint Andrew's Hall. 431 E. Congress. Detroit. For information, call 961-MELT

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Mott Juice will perform on Thursday. April 19. at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church. Ann Arbor. For information, call 996-2747.

Seduce will perform oo Saturday. April 21. at Bloodie s, 21139 W Seven Mile. Detroit For information, call 535-6106.

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Shm Boys Inc will perform oo Thursday. April 19. at Key West, 170 W. Wyandotte, one block east of Ouelette, Windsor For information, call (519) 254-5131.

Rob Tyner will perform oo Saturday. April 21. at tbe Blind Pig, 206 S First, AM Arbor For information, call 99*8555

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Robb Roy will perform with guests, Babylon Hotel on Thursday, April 19, at Key West, 24230 Six Mile Detroit For information, call 592-0090

Chisel Brothers will pet formi oo oo Saturi«aiurday. April 21. at Rick's Cafe. 6111 11 Chinch, Ann Arbor. For information, call 9962747

COLLEGE

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Here are the top 10 albums receiving airplay on WHFR-FM 89 3. campus sta tion pf Henry Ford Community College ii Dearboro. ~^

Here Arc die tup i-fr air play on WORB-FM s "Contamination Corrosion," which is heard 7-«:39pjn. al-

1. "Flood." They Might Be Giant*. 2 "VioLater," DePeche Mode. _r

1. " K n u c k l e S a n d w i c h , " O r a n g e Roeghiet. 2. "Just Like an Aborigine," Up. 3. "Better Things to Do," Intolerance. » 4. "Epsiloo On the Hortaoo," Bom Ma-

3 "Showtime." Nttxer Ebb. 4 "Deep." Peter Mnrphy. 5. "Extricate," The FalL 6. "Blow," Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. 7. "Blim," The Gear.

8. "Pretty Hate Machine," Nine lad Nails. 9 "Whack, Ding," See Dick Run. 10. "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got'

— Shaking Family When someone says that an album by a local band is "good," what they really mean is that the album is good for a local band. In other words, the songs are probably passable (but not really up to national standards), tbe sound quality is OK (considering it was probably recorded in someone's garage studio) and the playing Is pretty decent (for a bunch of kids). "Very" by Cuppa Joe Is an outstanding album, no matter what standards It is held up to. In other words, don't buy "Very" because it la done by a local band and it is patriotic to buy stuff by local groups, buy "Very" because it Is a great album. The sound quality is as good ss any national release you can find in your friendly neighborhood album •hart and the songs a t e so likeeble as to be almost addicting Cuppa Joe plays "Mugga Fugga" to the uninitiated I M i n i , rhythmic tasMs with a nof wild ska thrown ia re: Anyone who has seen the play at a club around tow , Cuppa Joe pata oa a great riww.

October will perform with guests. 4TR, on Saturday, ApriTZI, at Hamtramck Pub. 2048 Caniff, off 1-75. For information. call 365-9760

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DREAMING IN DETAIL

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— Jude Cole Funny, when we look out the window, we usually see the postman stuffing our mailbox or tbe neighbors' dog leaving its mark oo our yard Jude Cole looks out his window and sees relationships Go figure. His 10 songs oo Reprise records are not that hard to decipher, though. Most of "A View from 9rd Street" is about love — some good and some gone bad — and friendships. Stop us if you've heard this ooe

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a Ortngeos Gringoes will perform oo Monday. April 16. at the Blind Pig. 206 S. First. a k: habod S t o w * Ann Arbor For information, call 996Ichabod Stowe will perform with 8555 fiwxit* Frank M. tha fWid Friday, April 20, at Finney's Pub. 3965 a Sense oi Smell Woodward, Detroit. For information, call Sense of Smell will perform on Tues- 831-8070 day. April 17. at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996- a Paul KeUer-Cery Kocher Quartet 2747. Paul Keller Gary Kocher Quartet will perform on Friday and Saturday, April a The Volcano Bona 20-21, at Bird of Paradise. 207 S. Ashley. The Volcano Sons will perform oo Ann Arbor For information, call 662Tuesday. April 17. at the Blind Pig, 208 S. 8310. First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555 a The S u s p e c t s The Suspects will perform oo Friday, a G.K.W. April 20. at Sullys, 4756 Greenfield, DearG.K.W will perform along with guests. born For information, call 846-5377. Aural Sect, oo Wednesday. April 18. at Club HeidelbeTg, 215 N. Main. Ann Arbor. a The Road House For information, call 663-7758. The Road House will perform oo Friday, April 20, at Skylights, 49 Saginaw. a Bourgeoisie Pontiac For information, call 334-9292 Bourgeoisie will perform oo Wednesday. April 18, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church. a Iodine Raincoats Ann Arbor For information^ call 996Iodine Raincoats will perform on Fri2747. day, April 20, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996a Baby Blue 2747. Baby Blue will perform Wednesday through Saturday. April 18-21, at Yesterday's Bar, Days Hotel. 17017 W. Nine Difference will perform oo Friday. Mile. Southfield. For information, call April 20, at the Blind Pig. 208 S First. 557-4800. ext 2256. Ann Arbor For information, call 9968555. a The Simply You Show Tbe Simply You Show, featuring Axid a J e s u s Lizard and Culture Shock, will take place Jesus Lizard will perform with guests. Wednesday, April 18, at the Blind Pig. Mol Triffid. on Friday. April 20, at Club 208 S. First. Ann Arbor For information, Heidelberg, 215 N Main. Ann Arbor For call 996-8555 information, call 663-7758.

By Larry O'Connor staff writer

By John Monaghan special writer

Xisa ( N a d i e s ) a n d Xhi ( E i r o s ) a r e b e w i l d e r e d b y t h e c u r i o u s " T h e G o d s M u s t B e C r a z y II."

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Smoker vs. nonsmoker: Who's right?

Eyesore decor Karl NilMon Today's "Ask tbe Decorator" question comes from Phyllis Somjak of Sterling Heights: "I have recently been diagnosed as having Fashion Trends Recognition Deficit. My doctor says the only cure is a tastebud transplant from a Birmingham socialite. Trouble is, only as few potential donors die each month and the entire city of Ferndale is on a waiting list ahead of me. I'm writing you for a second opinion." 'With that, Phyllis launched into her decorating history: "Recently, we inherited my uncle's furniture, described in his will as 'priceless antiques.' Well, it was obvious to me this uncomfortable, out-of-date junk didn't match anything in our trailer. Fortunately, I was able to trade something called a Louis XIV armoire for two bean bag chairs and a brass elephant. "My uncle's dining table was made by some dudes, called the Shakers, and I'm not surprised because they sure couldn't cut a straight lin^ or use Formica. To brighten it up, we made a collage of our favorite pistols from 'Guns & Ammo' magazine, then poured polyurethane over it.

to switch to a newer, hotter trend?" Without bothering to reply, I immediately dialed the local design police who raided her home within minutes. What's left of her furniture has now been taken into protective custody and placed in a foster home. As shocking as her offense was, a search warrant revealed Mrs. Somjak was on tbe verge of committing an even more horrible crime — "The Santa Fe Look." Police uncovered stacks of mail-order catalogs filled with hard-core items guaranteed to "lend Southwestern flair to any decor!" Among the obscene materials offered were: • CACTUS DOORSTOP - "A miniature Southwestern landscape captured in cast iron. Beautiful desert colors are handpainted because we can't think of a cheaper way to do it." • Pueblo Nigbtlight — 'Cheery light shines through the windows of this native American home.- Individually signed by the artist who can't afford electricity on what we pay him." • Cyote Mirror — "Wooden frame features ubiquitous coyote howling about his royalties, plus sann P r a t s virtu-

"AT FIRST I wanted to use the old stuff for fire wood, but I noticed the Frank Lloyd- Wright ladderback chair made a great scratching post for my cats. Likewise, our Hepplewhite chest made a decent workbench once we found a way to mount the drill press. "Believe me nothing was wasted. Even those ugly little pre-Columbian statues came in handy when we ran out of pop bottles for target practice. "Now here comes the part that proves the doctor is wrong about me. I sprayed every stick of furniture with two-tone spatter paint! I saw it at a crafts show and today I have the only faux-granite Mission rocker in tbe neighborhood. "Unfortunately, no matter bow much paint I squirt on our Chippendale sofa, it keeps flaking off the cushions when I sit down. Is it time

ally nothing to make, but irresistible to Midwesterners at any price." • Adobe Windchimes — ' T e r r a cotta replica of Pueblo village on strings. Each time the breeze plays a plaintive Indian song, you'll remember paying tripple what it's worth." • Arizona Welcome mat — "Durable and colorful, tills ancient Zapotek design pronounces a powerful curse of death on encyclopedia salesmen." The list goes on, but clearly something must be done to stop this flood of desert dreck before it's too late. Why not a special tax? For instance, unless you ran a Mexican restaurant, it would be illegal to possess a Navajo rug without a license. The revenues could be used for our new ad campaign: "Just Say No to Santa Fe."

STREET SEEN Denise Susan Lucas Our intrepid Street Scene reporter is always looking for the unusual and welcomes comments and suggestions from readers and entrepreneurs. Send those to this column in care of this newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or call 591-2300. Ext. 313.

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An u n u s u a l tie c a n b e a conversation piece as these t h r e e z a n y b e a u t i e s c a n att e s t to. T h e MAMs s t y l e is a sweet choice especially s i n c e t h i s is t h e 50th a n n i v e r s a r y of t h e "Melt-inyour-mouth, not-in-yourh a n d " c a n d y c o m p a n y . Or there's the Medicine Chest style ( r i g h t ) for h e a l t h n u t s . $25-349. O t h e r v e r s i o n s inc l u d e C o r n on t h e C o b , F r u i t s a n d V e g g i e s a n d Singles Want Ads. C a m p u s S h o p , 116 N. W o o d w a r d . P h o n e 642-1965.

Some like it hot and t h e Marilyn Monroe mystique is still hot after all theee years. Bring the legend into your home with thie 18-inch hand-painted ceramic vase by local artiet Jamie Bakka. Besidee being commissioned for portraits, Bakka uses ceramics a n d clothing as a convas. Read on . . .

Dear Ms. Schiff, I read with interest your recent article on smoking and,its impact and cost to society. As a cigar sihoker, T have, of coarse, a vested interest. Yet, I believe yon/society's premise is flawed. Yes. I believe lifestyles do cause increased costs to society in general. But at what level do we take direct action? If taken at face value, no one should be allowed to live in the earthquake prone areas of California or the hurricane alley sections of the South. Indeed, closer to home, those that choose (can afford) to live along lakes that flood with ill winds cost us all a great deal. How about those who are overweight? Then too, those whose genetic makeup portend high chance of having a handicapped child — shouldn't. Yes, smoking most likely is harmful, but then living in the Detroit area, with its high air pollution, is more dangerous than many areas. By tbe way, when was tbe last time you saw anyone on the free-

When Bogie and Ingrid starred in "Casa Blanca," they created quite a stir. Artist Bakka ia creating quite a atir by painting Hollywood personalities on tuxedo jackets for both men and women. You can pick the starlet or artistic design of your choice. The high profile art tuxedo aoMs for $190 and ia available at Jammie M k a ' i Art Studio, 124 $. Woodward. CeH 04ft2383.

Dear Ed. I enjoyed your letter. Many of the things you say are so true that I had to laugh. I hope other readers will enjoy it as much as I did. You make many good points and I do not want to detract from an excellent letter with further comments. Barbara Dear Barbara,

eases which are negatively affected by smoking. The biggest rise in the price on a new car is caused by increase in health costs. People who smoke pollute the air around them for everyone. The state should and must take some responsibility for insuring the betterment of TmlTzafloS: As 1 Tattf. f was moat disappointed. ,

Barbara S c h i f f

I am so disappointed that you took such a philosophical, even-handed approach to the topic of smoking. Don't you understand tbe hazards? Michigan is tbe sickest state in all the nation in terms of heart disease, stroke and cancer. These are all dis-

Dear M P , I was surprised that yours was the only letter that I received with very strong emotions against smoking. I am happy to print it along with a pro self-determination letter. Even though You are disappointed, I will stick by my preqiise that there are two good sides to this dilemma. Barbara If you have a question or a comment for Barbara Schiff, a trained therapist and experienced counselor, send it to Street Sense, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

Continued from Page 1 or weight of the swimsuit material until you open up your brown paper envelope and yell "YIKES!" What you thought you saw isn't always what you'll get. And more often than not, mail order swimsuits are pretty generic, meaning they are manufactured in,, mass in countries standlike Korea and T ards aren't always regulated quality is inconsistent. "I ordered a two-piece suit from a swimsuit catalog." said Adria Bircoll of West Bloomfield. "It looked so good in the picture, and I liked that you could order the tops and bottoms in different sizes, but when I got it, the fabric was flimsy. "I know it won't last through too many dips in the pool." Another woman ordered a swimsuit by mail. The one she received was cheaply made, with threads hanging from it, and had snags in the fabric. She was told no refunds, she said. Most women shop for their swimsuits when the mood hits them. It's not something you can do in a hurry. To make the process easier, it's a good idea to wear simple clothing, such as pull-on sweatpant when shopping for a swimsuit. Forego the pantyhose for socks, if you actually wear it. (The control top style could trick you into thinking your pot belly doesn't show.) Another important factor to conMldur when buying a suit is to decide suit it is. Is it an allpurpose, functional swimsuit for

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Chaplin's East Paula Poondstone along with Peter Berman and Steve Mitchell will perform Wednesday through Saturday, April 18-2fc.at Chdt>lin's East. times are 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 792-1902.

vice of a salesperson who is likely tc tell you look terrific in a swimsuit that makes you look like an ostrich If you really have a tough time finding a suit that fits your body and lifestyle, you might try a custommade suit, like those available at Beach Bound in Farmington Hills. Their made-to-measure suits are no more expensive than most designer suits found in department stores and you can select you own fabric.

shopping fnr a swimsuit in 1990. so good luck!

OBSON HAS BEEN mixing the business of his magiccomedy act and the pleasure of visiting the folks back home all month. Last week he was bewildering the audiences with his sleight of hand in Windsor's Komedy Korner. This week he'll be stupefying the crowds in Allen Park's Joey's, and then he'll repeat the process next week in Livonia's Joey's. "It's more than a magic show. It's more than a comedy show," Hobson said. "Sleight of hand is my forte, no question about thati But sometimes the magic acts a n d ^ r t i c u l a r l y the illusions are very intense. "And no matter how good they are they can get too intense. They can even get boring so you've got to break it up with some comedy. Hobson describes his comedy as 'off-the-wall, tongue in cheek." It is,

Here are some listings of comedy clubs' in our area. To let us know who is appearing at your club, send the information to: Comedy Listings. Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

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H o b s o n ' s f o r t e is s l e i g h t of h a n d , w h i c h h e m i x e s with c o m e d y that's "off-the-wall, t o n g u e in c h e e k . he said, "a little sarcastic sometimes. And sometimes out-and-out crazy like my fire eating card tricks." "It's hard to explain; I guess you have to see it," he said. HOBSON GREW op as Jeff Hobson on Detroit's northeast side where he became fascinated with magic at the age of seven. By the age of 12 he was winning competitions and racked up quite a number of them for the next few years. Then, all of his after-school time while attending Lutheran High

He is a frequent performer in Las Vegas. Reno, Tahoe and on cruise ships, and all of his shows include audience participation. In January be moved to Los Angeles because there were more opportunities for him there — where be is known as simply Hobson. "It's only in Detroit where they still call me Jeff and you can call me Jeff," he said. The most important facet in his career was being asked to appear on Show Time Comedy Club Network. The segment he's in will air April 27. "This is the biggie," he said. "This is major stuff. Watch it." Hobson will perform Wednesday through Saturday, April 1821. at Joey's Comedy Club and Sports Emporium. Southfield Road, Allen Park. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursdayand 8 and 10:30 p.m. Froday and Saturday. For information, call 382-7041.

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Men have never suffered the agony of swimsuit shopping. For most guys, last year's trunks will still be in style for years to come. But for fashionable men who want to update their poolside wardrobe, bright colors and patterns are very in. Longer trunks, commonly called Jams, are very popular as well as the Spandex biker shorts-style trunks. There also are a few his and hers coordinates which are a fun way to head for the beach, if you're young and in love. With so many choices and all this

School East in Harper Woods, was spent either honing his trade or performing, "mostly performing." he said. The year 1990 marks his 10th year as a professional. In the meantime he has performed for most of the Fortune 500 companies. a host of conventions and has been the opening act for Roy Clark, Lee Granwood. Barbara Mandrell,

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Chaplin's West Amazing Jonatbon. along with Tommy Chunn and Mario Sciortino, will perform Tuesday-Saturday, April 10-14, at Chaplin's West, 16890 Telegraph, south of Six Mile. DetroitShow times are 8:30 p.m. TuesdayThursday, 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 533-8866 •

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Comedy Castle Frankie Pace will perform with Tim Lilly Tuesday-Saturday, April 17-21, at the Comedy Castle. 269 E. Fourth, Royal Oak" Show times 8

p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and 8 and 10:45 p.m. Friday-Saturday. For reservations, call 542-9900. •

J o e y ' s Allen P a rk Hobson will perform WednesdaySaturday, April 18-21, at Joey's Comedy Club and Sports Emporium, Southfield Road, Allen Park. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 382-7041. •

J o e y ' s Livonia Gary . Hard wick will perform Wednesday-Saturday, April 18-21, at Joey's Comedy Club, 36071 'Plymouth Road, east of Levan, Livonia. Show times are 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday. For reservations, call 2610555. - • Holly H o t e l Jeaaette Barber Thursday-Saturday, April 12-14, at Holly Hotel, 110 Battle Alley, Holly. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Thursday and 8:30 (no smoking show Friday only) and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 634-1891. •

Miss Kitty's Charlie Wiener will perform with John Da cone Thursday-Saturday, April 19-21, at Miss Kitty's Comedy Club, Long Branch Restaurant, 595 N. Lapeer Road, Oxford. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursday, 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 628-6500.

Danny Gray and Elliot Brandt Thursday-and Saturday, April 19-21, at the Wolverine and Looney Bin Restaurant and Comedy Club. 1655 Glengary, Walled Lake. Show times are 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 8.and 10:15 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call 669-9374. •

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CAUL FOR MORTGAGE OUAL1F1floors Naw windows plumbing ARMINGTON-3 bedroom brick CENTURY 21 1694 Mellon 646-4460 F CXTPOH electrical doors All appliances NOLING REAL ESTATE ranch, cathedral caWng. neutral colLarge famdy room and Country CASTELLI 525-7900 Hartford S o u t h BIRMINGHAM - 683 RUFFNER 437-2056 Musi see' By Owner $83,900 teef 622-5150 car garaga. lanced yard. Kitchen. 2 car garage $46,900 2nd floor bedroom loft with bath. ors. 2 flniehedbaaament Must 643-0720 or 398-2935 477-1359 yard knmadlele occupency* 464-6400 Ofe SS2.S00 bedrooma down/ful bath, central $105,000 Cal Start Packing! 306 Rochaater-Troy 477-SEU. (477-7355) or 473-5500 CENTURY 21 Asking $56,900 BLOOMFIELD TWP 2 bedrooms 2 an. n e w construction. 2 car garaga. I N D E P E N D E N C E C O M M O N S ML baths, balcony, pool, ear port, ranch. VA^=HAoom«^ Super sharp 3 bedroom brtdTra -some^A&pitv^e*r^oek A We floors autttu»y "iMiiaan ujkjrsai One Way Realty Hartford South praineieagee 1150 aq .ft mr» 646-2703 premium lot becking to common* Waa maintained by ortgma . _ lak* baaament 2 car ga- Aakmg iies.000 kltcnen. newer carpeting bath, hrvehed 422-LIST (422-5476) or 473-5500 modeled d.ate posession Open Sim . Apr 22 fenced yard, large lot Prol*e*i J' l —j lendecaped with cusAttractive lot with buahes 4 shrub* TH cat brick front garaga. finishedrage, COLONIAL - 4 bedroom. 2H bath. 464-6400 $67,900 LOOMFIELD HILLS - BY OWNERtom patio and sprinklers 2'* car ga-for privacy Ceramic tie (oyer 3 Noon-5pm One Way Realty rec room, large yard 4 mora. Po—$74,500 Leave meesag* 937-1869 5Bbedroom colonial. 3 lull bath*. 2 rage w«h extra work area * bad- bedroom*, openfloorplan, natural Oeys 643-0000 Evea 574-2645 "CHARMER We immediate occupency FHA-VA RANCH. 3 bedroom brick. 1H bath,"Uke Newt" halt baths brushed baaament 2 * bath, dan. large family fireplace. 2 fu» bath* Antshed tm 3 bedroom ranch buyar* welcome Aakmg $64,900 •leutaue. lanced yard, baaament Firepteoed greelrocmi $450,000 932-2919 room. room with brick Araplace. Cantral baaament with ceramic taea ape. m- B L O O M F I E L D T W P . 318 Dearborn w/cathadral 1460 aq. It $119.500 Opan Sun tMIKE BROWN atr Custom oak cabinets In kitchenc*ides electrical hookup for sauna Osaamant. 2 car garage 6pm. 14057 R^a. Uvonia. 261-6722ceding Dearborn Haighta B L O O M F I E L D HILLS. B y Owner Central ar, 2 car attached garaga. JUST LISTED TMe one's special. $62.300.. qualify Nice, clean 3 bedroom ranch. Ham-and out. Excellent - Ranch 3 c o n d i t i o n . many comfortable amenities Spaoous 2 bedroom. 2 bath condQ, ' COVENTRY GARDENS-tat oKanng. ROSEDAL.E G,ARDENkitchen B R I C K R A N C H 2 bedroom rancT. mond Lake privileges Too many imand $127,900 879-6061 large hving room wtth natural fire$212,900 471-1278 R e m e r i c a tl'll fan. a* appliances. FHA/VA CaM provements to Hat Aakmg $124,000 Flniehed baaament. 3 car gaplace, formal dm ing room, large HEPPARD tormore information 333-0773 LINCOLNSHIRE ESTATES HOMETOWN REALTORS possible NORTHWEST TROY 4 bedroom kitchen with break taat araa 4 toad* • " 1000 aq .ft, H o m e warranty $45,000 say 855-6570 425^7362 3 bedroom, 2'4 batft contemporary 2V» Baths colonial, large master of ctoaet* Hug* prtvata b« semen! BLOOMFIELD HILLS Ranch with ranch Vartkdea, bands, neutral col-suite, central air. new carpels 4 cenlral air m-urut laundry $93,500 TDD 855-3030 FIVE MILE - MEWVMAN AREA 420-3400 baaament 4 bedroom*. 3 bath*, a*ors. ceramic toyer Larga fwn*y kitchenfloor$159,900 Open Sun ASK FOR RUTH BOROENER Updated 6 remodeled thia hoi CENTURY 21 SPOTLESS 641-9271 new decor, new kitchen N. ol Longroom/fireplaceflmahedrec room/ 1-6 5614 Fawn Cl. after* 4 bafroome. 2 U bathe, tai Or>g«nal owner. 4 bedroom colonial. COUNTRY CHARMER WESTLAND - By Lake. E of Woodward $249,900 ber 1st Door laundry new appa- N W TROY. OPEN SUN 1-5PMB o r d e n e r R e a l t y , I n c . HartforcJ S o u t h •y room, naw country kitchen with 3 bedroom rancti. 1H car garaga. N Garden City. 3 bedroom buriOpen House Sun Apr* 22. 1-5pm anoaa Private back yard, with deck 647-6030 safe caMnata. 2H car garage with larg* famdy room, wood stove 1780 Fleming!on 4 bedroom 2Vt over 1600 aq. ft For details ca« 644-5940 $154,900 474-4956 bath 261-4200 additional workshop Super) On* $62,000 For appointment 726-6670 $112,500 s r room, family room, den let floor V I L L A G E 4 bedCentury 21 New Construction new Weerdated carpet, namodted Meadowbrook brtck Ranch. tem*yroom. Thar* « nothing lo do but sit beckroom V* b*tn, Larg* Sub Immediate oc- >aundr* aa. CENTURY 21 larga deck, overaoed D y n a m i c Realty, Inc. room Flniehed cupancy and enjoy this newty Hated 3 bed- Kitchen 4 Family 2.700 aquaretootC«>e cantral LISTED fenced lot. sprinkler system Spaooua 2JUST " Security 4 Sprinkler room ranch. A J ol the kJ ol the updating « Cod 2% baths 14tootmi room, $150,000 bedroom 2 balh condo, 562-5000 641-9076 larg* kvtng room COMMUNITY 275000 471-3655 437-4111 donetoryou including newer #ur- Greet Buy" 4275 < 642-6449 bridge balcony, great room and 2 with natural flra728-8000 OPEN SUN 2-5 317 Radford BY OWNER - immaculate 3 bed- •torytoyer$196,900 1756i Rtooecreet $493/MO IE. ol Adama N ol paling and completely «itchen W i t h breakfast area 4 load* room. 2 bath ranch, on nearly l acre Tianken neni Rocheeter bath Thi* home * a true joy lo seeof rodmg hdN 2 fir apiece* bum m* Taste of Country a a w Hug* private baaament $2900 DOWN A SWEETHEART 4 bedroom. 2% bath colonial Largaol al $60 500 The Prudential central aa m-unit laundry $83,500 w 3 bed- Lovingly cared tor brick ranch in tamrfy room 4 bedroom. w M k m g i the heart ol the city Large 'rt acra lot Near achoola Greet neWborA S K F O R R U T H B O ROENER pemt 4 ta* lor perl Spooee* throughoult Larg* meeker distance to Ibrary. IW mass from H a r r y S. Wolfe, bedroom jpdena kitchen. 2 car The Prudential Cranbrook $189,900 645-9132 n payment4 do* $155,900 656-3574 B o r d e n e r R e a l t y , I n c Look No Further garaga Attractive landecaplng m a R E A L T O R S TM* lovely 3 bedroom ahMaa wNt super area) $66,600 647-6030 H a r r y S. Wolfe, CUSTOM BUILT RANCH - 3 bedROCHESTER HILLS custom buW 3 pnde al awaMp. Large tarn*) GARDEN CITY 421-5660 room. 2% baths rmahed basement. bedroom brtck ranch. 2< cw paroam, aaw carpeong m Mng room BEDFORD VK.LAS 2 Mova ano tM* 3 bedroom REALTORS Birmingham achoola. $176,900 rage 3 V I barns flni*h*d tia.smjm Independently Owned and Operated opan 6aor ptan lanced yard sur r"»1?1.500 1-a bath Century 2 2 1 I wM^wl bv bM ilnwtwl n^gaiw ASK FOR JOYCE AIKEN MEW ON MARKET! Lovely 3 bed- $153 500 Day* 566-5777 Garage Clubhou** * 474-5700 6aaam*rl.2car garage $61,000 R OIW A reel aaiat aaal $ i >o ooo Eve* 625-7975 $79 900 961-5240 W 7111 464Snyder Kinney A Bennett room. 2 bath. 2 car bnclranch w»th Independently Owned and Operated The Prudential R O C H E S T E R $99 600R A N C H ler^e rooms. Family ro Century 21 om. dmmg CANTON CONOO 644-7000 Beginner s Lucky Day •nek 3 bedrooma. baautiM toll 1' 4 room. Km beaement H a r r y S. Wolfe, B y Owner 2 bedroom*. 1H N e w O n T h e M a r k e t D y n a m i c Realty. Inc. Pncadtoasd taat Radford 2 bed- And sharp a* a tack' Vary spaoouaCUTE. UPOATED. 2 bedroom, *ard- $135,900 Owner 563-6786 >. T4 cat garaga. Hnahed baaaRemerica room aluminum aided ranch Fln- 3 bedroom 1H bath brick ranch withbath. 2 car garaga. _ maintained North He ta;zr~~ REALTORS 562-5000 iehed fisiiiesrit. ieplai.anmii wtrv THREE bedroom low m Sub Drive by 291 R a M m a n Ct RoHOMETOWN REALTORS S Maple E ol huge kitchen, dkmng "X". trashed $61,900 CITY dowa. mca wood deck end 2 car ga421-5660 ONOOon doubM lot. areal buy. f 4 Tianken Areal Century CANTON CIV 647-0646 ranch •4thfireplaceand anoth- 1787 Holland rage VA/FHA O K $47,900 * o* $49 900 (F22RO-FH) 21 Kee Dartyne Stephana 573-4264 bedroom. 2 car garaga and large baaament Tha Weida ERA - COUNTRY f _459-6222 k are fuel a tarn ol the laaH I S T O R I C A L H O M E TROYAdame 6 Long -ake On v » $76300 Massage 474-3303 Top Of Tha Una M6. 3 00 4605 W Maple acre, ire—y decorated Baraga Largetot.Hew*, dao- The Prudential 2 bedroom, lMmu TMa 4 bedroom 2H bef Bioomheld Twp IH befh ftrapface. 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MAUTlFVA WOOOGATI $8at 1-60&-543-1541 WNkmg distance to downtown This UfclON LAKE * daap 4 larger Sewer water paved • Cal Paula REALTOR® contemporary townhome ha* a new- ties m each building swimming L I T T L E V A L L E Y 685-7770 A M I N I F R A N C H I S E WATERFORD AREAS ty remodeled Interior featuring * pool Studio $285 One bedroom MCDONALD HOMES - 664-6336 streets Cal On Small Inieetment o c e u P Euro-style kitchen almond appliCONOOS FOR SALE Bi g Return ^ ^ » ^ 400 Apta,For Rant 400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apta. For Rent ance* neutrM carpetng throughout FLAMINGO TRAILER COURT - 3 340 Lake-River-Aeeort 356-2621 Call 456-6203 4 mirrored cloeM door* Also prinew models. 2 bedroom. $10,900 6 CLAWSON/TROY BEST APARTMENT VALUE Canton DETROIT- Greyton Park Apt* 1 4 2 vate street entrance patio central up Financing avaHabla L o w downATTENTION Casafe mm bknds. Walled Lake WINDSOR baaament with laundry hook474-2131 or 655-3816 CASEVProperty flooropportunity, tha taM ofatr 4Aak 0i»hwl a. muM aee Special 1 mo ncurlty depoan Lake V«ag* 2 story townhou** wtth 1LLE - custom 3 bedorom Ground about our 2 yr laaaa* For FARMINGTON HILLS tha nation Average *>»rungs $5000 up* $495 549-6685 2 bedroom*, finished baaament. oakLAKE ORION 1973 - 12X65 wtth 4x8 WOODS 53V-1SQ2 colonial home. 1 0 yrs c u d energy efappt Mon thru Sat can 644-1300 4 up per mopth Long term r * M d u M cabinetry, neutral decor and at- expendo 10x12 shed deck, appli- ficient Across th* street from Lakeincome No ccdedion or dsk 1 suss LUXURY A P A R T M E N T S tached oarage LAND CONTRACT ance*. furniture $14,500 Must sell Huron Must *e* - priced to *MI. Cad after 6pm.544-066& 437-5112 BIRMINGHAM 1010 Henrietta. 2 TIMBERIDGE AVAILABLE $69,900 1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments bediooni flat, carpet, fireplace, gaoeys. 781- 7597 evea. 373-1864$78.000/be*t offer 371-6726 raga. dishwasher No pels Laaaa From $485 with c a r p o r t DELUXE 647-7079 PLYMOUTH -1984 Friendship WOLF LAKE-LAKE ACCESS lo WoA lf VAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE $695 Vertical Bknds Throughout The Prudential ful 24*65. 3 bedroom wlk in closet*. 2Lake pkj* Cham-of-Lake* Cute 3 Offto*. bjsinsn answering ser.lce BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom. 1'4 2 BEDROOM UNITS Quiet Soundproof Construction bath with tacual Central an. bedroom 2 story home w/attachad W BtoomfkeW Walk to Shopping • H a r r y S. W o l f e . $ 5 5 5 batlt*. new carpel al appliance*, 851-6555 much more $36,900 459-4336 garage Parted tor yeer-round or baaament. washer dryer, atr condiAlso available now 2 bedroom, is* summer home $69,900 BE YOUR Own boss - No REALTORS tioning. no pets AvaHabM May 1 includes appliances vertical bunds bath Townhouse with kM basement Kathy Hendgee 517-786-2633 income I f you have tha courage to APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC CLUB 642-3666 carpeting pool close-n Farmington & wssher/Oryer hook-up $700QUALITY HOMES _ REMAX MID MICHIGAN can. it could maka you noh 24 hr $650 421-5660 Hills location Code-8740W recorded meeeage F a r m i n g t o n I lllla/Nov* Spaoous 1 ft 2 BIRMINGHAM - 2457 E Maple 1 •ndapendantty Owned and Operated Highland carpet bknds appli- Enter East oft Orchard Lake Rd cm Oft W*rren between Shetoon/LMvy Hi»* Mobtta Home Comwith a fireplace. mir*-WmcJs and batcony or paEntraprenour/GomrmeMori Seles bedroom WEST BLOOMFIELD ances. central aa No pets Leaae munity » located on Seeley Road Foisum S of Grand River Lucrttrve Fun 6 figure income $470-$500 Mon-Fn 9-5pm Sat 4 Sun 1-5pm Luxury, near-new. 2 bedroom. Calitio. Prrvste athiaBc d u b teaturmg year-round 643-4428 Haggerty and 342 Lakefront Property Easy Model Open Daily 9-5 poeaibie Cal Mrs Rao. between Evening appointments ave**hie fornia style ranch. 2 car garaga. tulbetween Meadowbrook Road*. |u*1 N ol indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath, efiirtBRENDEL LAKE LOT Except Wednesday 4-6pm 336-6545 basement 4 many Naturae/option*, Grand BIRMINGHAM 670 Ann Si 1 bedRiver and only 2 miss from 459-1310 Beeutltul 101 775-8200 pooi and e*erase room. SeduOad saffing asaumable mortgage carpet, drape*, diahwaahar 4 7 8 - 1 4 8 7 12 Oeks . GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY room 60 ft. on weier 2 2 0 ft deep avaHabHty $137,500 heet included No pets Leeaa $550 amidst woods and duck ponds Pats watcome S5a-5777 Can Broker 256-5263 Do you kke dealing with people? 647-7079 Make $5000-$ 10. 0 00 per month w M Senior o t o s n ikscounL • Novi/Lakes Area • WEST BLOOMFIELD am including CINDERELLA LAKEFRONT HOME train For adormatton cal hrlng room. 2 2 bedroom, 1 bath, on bogey Lake 313-573-0797 B l o o m f i e l d A r e a PRIVATE baths, central Mr. M l applanca* and 261-8010 garatte. none fireplace a muatGROUND FLOOR BUSINESS Op- B l o o m f i e l d O r c h a r d A p t s . W E S T G A T E VI Mirror Lake. Luxury model unit withpriced from only $11,900 Some 2seecar$149 ,000 or beet ofter ail the extras master suite with bal-have C O M f B a e r i Y LOCATED OFF WAYNE NO s enmediate occupancy portunity le Wani n g For You" Look632-5415 cony master bath. 2 fireplace* 4 C A L L bedroom apartments BETWEEN RARREN 4 JOY. NEAR THE WESTUUC S M V M N Q MALL. ing for ambitious peopM who have Spaoous a $425.1-2 F r o m 475 JOANNE deck A*kmg $324,900 mdudes heat gas 4 waBEVTAL OFFICE HMD MODEL 0PEX 19 A M . 6 P J L burning deaira to be Financially in- from EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Bands included Pod -> laundry dependent 24 hr recorded mes- ter 474-0320 A r e a s B e s t V a l u e Ask About Our 2-B*droom Special facilities 4 more Short tarm. fur ON THESE sage. C M I 963-1950 Century 2 1 mshed unit* avMlabM Open 7 days RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES in LAKEFRONT H O M E S • Quiet • Spacious Apartments H o m e Center 4 7 6 - 7 0 0 0 Redtord 6 Weetlano new -bomee MACE DAY LAKEFRONT - Clarka-GROWTH OPPORTUNITY - A second or third career Your skit*, ex332-1848 from $16,900 Cal Wondertend ton Victorian style m unbelievable > Mttractively Landscaped • Lakes Area perience. and maturity are valuable WHAT A PACKAGE Home* 397-2330 pine treed setting $345,000 GATE HOUSE-single We need them FlexibM hours 6 BLOOMFIELD West Bloomfield townhou**. profes• Near T w e l v e O a k s Mall • C e n t r a l A i r only $650/mo Utlktie* not sionally decorated throughout ROYAL HOUOAY, Canton SpotlessLAKE ANGELUS LAKEFRONT - work location Cal 313 645-5656 person Personal dMatfa and refer• Pool • C a r p o r t • Walk-in Closets Featuring 2'-» baths 2 skykghts hot1970. 2 bedroom expendo 20x60. New construction. French Tudor HAIR SALON Excellent opoorturv- included ences requested Reply to box tub. prorata deck Baaament with appkancee. air. waaner'dryer, • Patio and Balconies Busi Pri •roperty optional =918 Observer 4 Eccentric Newswet bar attached garage 4 much bedroom ceikng fan. 20 ft aluminumBuy now 4 help create. $649,900 ty T ertn* i negotiable 36251 ScnoolcrMt Rd le P O Box 464 riff P n n f i a r T r a i l b e t w e e n B e c k & W e s t more. $1f •wrong 4 tool shed $12,200 m m em i UE 464-4120- temporary M i n f r o m 1-696. 1-96. 1-275 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from Private 3 8 acres. 6.500 - CANTON HAIR SALON FOR SALE KYLINE. 1985. 14 < 74. 3 bed- sqft$749,900 EPPARD Srooms. $ Excellent location Livonia area. D a i l y 9 a . m . 7 p . m . . S a t . & S u n 12-4 p . m . B R O O K V I E W V I L L A G E 2 h* be ths. 8 x 10 aheadAKE ANGELUS Lakefront $6000 or bast oftor Days. 478-512T 478-2000 *«o1*nl condition Vary clean Aak- L APARTMENTS eve* 474-6609 Bunding site 2 acree wtth mat op or Open Until 7 p.m. m g $19,900 Metro Mobae 726-6755 1 4 2 bedroom apartments and 2 setting. $325,000 W BLOOMFIELD- CKnatar on the HAIR SALON m UVONIA bedroomV* bath townhouse* Lakes By owners Beautiful end SOUTHFlELD-kkoe 2 bedroom. 1 UXURY LAKEFRONT LIVING 624-8555 Seven Mlle/lnkMar araa Heat Included unit. 3 bedrooma. 2 baths, living bath homo with Ml appkance* L room, separata dining room. 1ct Owner M anxious to see ExceBentClarkston Fsritasdc •nam of Ml pets From $350 lo $475 * security floor laundry, central air. w'2 carvalue Cal GlobM Homa* Inc. aak garage, dub bddsa w/pooi 4 ten mator Cynthia 946-5450mg. eaduded Jacuzzi $349,900 L L OFFICE HOURS HOWELL JRDEO STORE FOR SALE C A(9AM courts fief *en 2 lakes Many adik5PM. MON -FRI ) - 2.400 Tapae 4 Ml equipment - 2 tional teeny* Must sea $205,900 333 Northern Property S CARPENTER REALTY. INC yaar* left on 729-0900 in one of (he W E S T L A N D Cal bet.eak V3 30pm 644-6606 Shopping Canters in llowal (313>-623-290Q or 6-6pm 851-9164 g $39,999 Make Oiler riNTHM For Sale GRAND TRAVERSE BAY HOME Aakmg Cal 553-8706 CARRIAGE COVE located between Char327 New Home BOYNE CfTY On Lak* Charlavotx.Cantrady 4 4 Traversa levoix City 3 bedroom. 1 T h o m p s o n - B r o w n LUXURY APTS. bedroom. 3' 4 bath, luay turmehed , Builder* PLYMOUTH HAIR SALON Condo $325,000 CMI 665-2657 ing. Alac greet income potential. 5 chair (LILLEY 4 WARREN! uftra modem salon Must LICENSED BUILDER wW C J A A FIRST MONTH S sacrifice at A r m $17,500 818-506-2013 . 10 acr«* of beautiful construction oI your naw home or CADILLAC " 1 M o n t h Free Rent 464-9662 property Prime hunting 4 $225,000 South of Joy Road, w*a build to your plans or ours 2 bedroom. Cal Kan. Easy Land contract term* JACKSON-Sharp ^ I Q Q R E N T 333-1753 Remax Mid Michigan Real RESTAURANT FOR SALE West of I-275 -421-3590 $72,900 Estate, aaktorJenny $200 Security Call tor D e t a i l s ! 517-788-2633 or 517-787-9677 coma. Telegraph. N ol Joy, ESS STOP WAITING Open Monday through Saturday f a j (thru Apr* 30) G A Y L O R O / M I C H A Y W E -2 _rau ran talKI (naw tenant* ew»|l • Air • Bt'bi Vdlue 9:00 AM-5KX) PM below market rale construction •pectacular view $7500tor1 lot oR V E N D I N G C A N D Y S G R E E N L A K E F R O N T ! financing and no down payment on$14,000 tor2 By ownar 647-6125 Weal BtoomflMd ThM beeutltul 3 • Pool • Cable Available 25 1 MILES quality malarial* We even One Bedroom - $465. 900 *q ft otter * permanent financing option HtGGINS/HOUGHTON LAKE story home « loaded with character ieatumg M 4 Two Bedroom - $570. 1100 Si Ft • Scenic view • Shopping Close By charm. 168ftot frontage on and aHownca*torproto**inr>N New 3 bedroom cathedrM chalet and VertlcM band* 4 carport mdudad oI $7466 6 y< Wa oftor Transfer oi Employment gorgeoua Green Lake 3 Vepiacee won't Ceiis 1» tha tprofits Yr round home, wooded lot class tocozy famdy room; endoeed heeled 7 5 6 0 M e r r i man Road lake/state park $30,990 522-0342 Florida room with a sparfartdar MILES H O M E S WANTED TO BUY1-600-444-1664 Smad chemKM Between Warren & Ann Arbor Trail view ol the lake M U S T SEE! 1-800-334-8820 company related to manutacturlng 336 Southern Property $379,000 cosmetics 4 detergents Respond - 1 FA YE JONES REAL ESTATE ol pais weaWOOOED sue M NOVI 3 NAPLES CONOOS to 29431 SouthfMId Rd . Sidle 6. CANTON 867-7588 dome. $200 off RrM lth* rent 2 bedroom. 2 bath on prtvata golf Southfield. Ml 46076 or Fax 2 quality conetructed spec homae course* Swimming, tennis. 4 md** 307-3756 Daily 9-6 Sal & Sun 12-4 31 L A K E A N G E L U S 3 bedrooma. 3 om $23,000 to Itwn Gulf Fraa green* lee* A Friendly 6 Beaement water sof- WANTED TO BUY-Travel Agency $260,000 Ste timetomake several Days 436-3660 Eva* 866-9324 seaction* Cal or com* staR Timber tor ngr* agency In Homey Atmosphere l Estates a of 6 M6a. W off3 3 7 F a r m e F o r 8 a l e irwss: WRdS344-0325 • CANTON• «W R E S O R T C O N G O S U I T E S FREE Studios, 1 & 2 Bedrooms From ELECTIVE GROUP ROCHESTER Schoot*-.Oak land FURM8HED FROM $33,900 Old f*rm houee 2 3 361 Money (Quarter • FREE CABLE TV 326 Duptexee Tha Wen APT zzFSroSr&'sz T o Loon - Borrow 1 Lake Chartavou In Boyn* CWy -Htf-ftl From S450 - Free Heat 1(8001456-4313 LOCATOR NORTHVILLE - 2 bedroom. 1 balh3 3 6 L o t o a n d A c r e a g e OXBOW LAKE. For Bala By Owner1 MONTH FREL lovnhouaa SerrvflmehedbeaeFor Sale Cuatom buBt Ranch, totady updated $ Speedy Cash $ m6nt central Mr Sharp! $66,800 -One Stop Apt. Shopping' with *pad aodar Maw of prt346-641$ or 846-7640 BIRMMOHAM WOOOEO LOT •Manor, S200 SECURITY DEPOSIT vata Al Sport* Lake Spadoue kMv$75,000 BloomAeto Ml oan *Mh aaong area, larg* fuay 6nSave time 8 moneyl C*6 Vldorta coiiarted. E Z dew wtedaiWii •ehad taaiwiMiL oanerM air. Lot 330 tii-i r> Mannalfc i Ae%_ Lincotn Rd at QreenAeM 642-0000 eauMRMv eaueeed M and ol penkv EXPRESS MORTGAGE ALL NEW 4 UNIT aubtrban tummyBLOOMWLD MILLS SCHOOLS. beuta$16io00 Cal 686-1726 •Vo vb PBnonwy llr Mon. Smi Fit 9 a.m.-6 p.m rental condo* 1 bedroom. 2 bath. 2|Haf Troy. * aora "Ooried Monei From V o w N o m a Faart 8 pec ted afl tha propcar garaga. paidtor10 yea. Flnawo- •np Mia. $86 000 caah RwviLEaca *• v e n a a*Nan a 968-0011 erties tor you; and OfcewMio. lie imcylan. 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HORTHVILLE GREEN On Randolph al 8 Mile, -t Mile W ol Sheldon Rd Walk Northville Spacious 1 or 2 b with balcony porch overtook! nlng brook Quiet, convenient living come* wtth theee newer luxury apartment* In RENT $505 , desirable Nom Feature* include Security Depoan $300 r o o m sftb a l c o n y Includes carport, plus* carpeting, •• DOversize e l u x e kitchens appliances • Air conditioning 349-7743

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We don't need gimmicks. We hare exactly what you're looking fori Choose from seren locations; many floorplans; Studio. One. Two. or Three Bedroom Units; and a very attractive range of prices. All are designed for your total comfort and convenience and include air conditioning, pool, and all k the amenities to fit your lifestyle.

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23275 Riverside Drive. Southfield East on 9 mMe rd . bat wear Laftser and' Telegraph (opposite Plum Hollow go* course I

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e2877 Carpenter Ambassador Ea*1 1 blk South ol F A R M S 4 30pm 845-5150 or 563-7540cent woods EHO 13 Mile on Greenfield Rd Lovely 1 FROM $425 bedroom apartments New from $440 1-800-777-5616 1 BEDROOM - $465 carpeting, vertical Olmds $4®5 • GARDEN CITY Daily Mon -Sat l-6pm 2 BEDROOM - $525 includes heat Country setting. Lake* Araa. Near (accep! Wednesday I (Ask about our specials) 286-6115 559-7220 Twelve Oaks Mail. Specious. Sound TERRACE Conditioned, Central Air, Pool. TenOpen Dally 9em-6pm 1 bedroom apartments, nis. Cable. Lots of Ooeets Located on Novi Rd fust N ol 8 Mae 455-4721 278-8319® $400 per month, includes Pontiac Tr bet WestftBeck Rds Heat & Water. O f f i c e BENEICKEftKRUE 624-0004 Finding the perfect olece to live Is easy hours: 9am-5pm. M o n d a y 347-1690 348-9590 PLYMOUTH- Very mce 3 yr old OPEN TIL 7PM thru Friday only. 5 2 2 - 0 4 8 0 NOVI 1 bedroom, close to downtown DaMy 9-7 • SatftSun 12-4 Blind*, air Available May 8 GAFfDEN CITY 1ft2 bedrooms 453-1743 IMMEDIATE OLD BEDFORD 1 bedroom apart- $4?5 mo. No pet* starting al $420 Air, balcony, ment on Lasher Heat, turmahed air doorwaii Heat ft water included OCCUPANCY Newty decorated $375 PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom bright Appliances, laundry lacritt.es avail- Spacous 2 bedroom townhouse 12 conditioned 422-3611 airy, quiet, lots ot closets able No cwts Agent, 476-7640 Oaks Shopping down the Rd Tennisper mo Can Off street parking $450 per month 10 Mile and Hoover 459-9507 PLYMOUTH- A desirable 1 bed- plus security GREAT PLYMOUTH LOCATION court pool, clubhouse Call room apt Carpeting, appliances • 2 bedroom apartments available Conveniently located near I-696 349-8200 PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom. 302 utilities. w Available May 1 • Privaie balconyftpatios upper large room sizes 455-1816 Maple, $425 per mo NOVI RIDGE • • Heat .ncluded in rent Stov*. relrigerator walk to town 1 and 2 B E D R O O M UNITS • - Window treatments PLYMOUTH-Attrective. 1 bedroom. No pets $425 454-9618 Novl-Northvt*e • Locked 'oyer entry Air.appliances.carpel.cabie. launINCLUDES HEAT P L Y M O U T H 2 bedroom, stove, redry. Near (275 No pets $435 wt Twin Arbors heal, 455-5746 Ann Arbor 995-9624frigerator carpet. $575 per mo inFREE CABLE TV Ann Arbor Trail cludes heal Also Canton 1 bedroom at G'eenview, near 1-275 PLYMOUTH - Brand new 1 bedroom $400 Lease & security 455-0391 Air Conditioning • Carpeting apartments Cental heatingftcoolCall 453-2600 LAKE ORION Lakef'Ont apt i Deo" Appliances • Disposal room with balcony Garageftbeach Laundry Storage Facilitiees conditioning $580 mo MCI* 111 661-5141 Tennis Courts - PLYMOUTH Swimming Pool $,520 month plus security 693-6931 L O C A T O R Office open daily 8 30 a.m -6:00 p m . LASHERft7 MILE AREA ORCHARO LAKE ROAD Saturday and Sunday 10:00 a.m -5:00 p.m Nice 1 bedroom, carpeting, heat, One Slop Apt Shopping near Telegraph Beautiful wooded MANOR akr Newly decorated. $325 setting, i bedroom apt Carpet, Air / 537-0014 APTS. conditioner heat included . Save time 4 money! 754-1100 1 BEDROOM $435 FROM $375 We've personally In2 BEDROOM $475 HeatftWater Paid APTS spected all the proots-Ntrpeti334-1878 erties for you; and 455-1215 HEAT INCLUDED ' TELEGRAPHft7 MILE AREA we'll help you find RENT FROM $465 PLYMOUTH - downtown, 1 bed- One comfortable bedroom wrlh heal SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 the bestl room upper Hat. newly decorated ft water included $335 mo plus se538-5254 neutral tones contemporary $525 curity No pets Spaooua 1ft2 bedroom apts wtth• Over 100,000 Choices includes all uttttlea ft ec£ea* lo REDFORD AREA V A L U E IN F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S ' plusn carpet, vertical bHnds, serf washer ft dryer available M a y 5 SPRING SPECIAL ' cleaning oven, froattree retngarator. ' All Prices & Areas Call Darek , days 425-4415 $460 MOVES YOU IN dishwasher, ample storage, inter- ' Complete Info. & Photos C h a r m i n g 1 & 2 B e d r o o m • Free Heat com, carport, dub houae. sauna, ex • Large 1ft2 Bedrooms erclae room, tennis court*, heated P L Y M O U T H •Cable Ready Free, personal serpooia Apartments from $ 4 7 5 LIVE ON THE PARK • walk-tn Ciosei vice. Preview apart• Lighted Parking Starting from...$435 459-6600 Featuring: 6 mo. & 1 yr toaaet available ments from the • On selected units only ONE MONTH FREE RENTI • Intrusion Alarm System Convenient to f r e e w a y , comfort of our offHeat ft water included, central air. F R O M $385 Uvonia chopping, and ice. kitchen buHt-ina. parking, pool buaineM districts GLEN COVE Ready for occupancy See Manager TELEGRAPH % mile S of 1-96 40325 Plymouth Rd . Apt 101 Central Air Conditioning $599 538-2497 A P A R T M E N T S 2 BEDWOOMS (to to teeae) Privaie Balcony/Patio 455-3682 • Comfortable 1ft2 bedroom apts UNLIMITED Swimming Pool • Free lighted carports R E D F O R D A R E A Carport* Available • Mmuteefromtha great mala Telagraph-5 Mile 1ft2 bedroom, PLYMOUTH MANOR & Beautiful Landacaplng In Uvonia dean decorated. qiJet. carpet, air PLYMOUTH HOUSE TROY 680-9090 7 DAYS. CALL conditioner bHnds, heat included 3726 Rochester Rd For mature, proleaaonal APTS. 477-8448 wrth From $375 SOUTHFIELD 354-6040 Specioua 1ft2 bedroom apt* W O O D R I D G E 29286 Northweetern Hwy P A R K S I D E A P T S e Prtvata community atmoephere A P A R T M E N T S CANTON 961-7200 e Close to downtown Ptymouth 532-9234 Road between Hi* Road and I 275 Hi Westland

Spacious & Elegant

CALL TODAY 478-4664

Come home to The Woods of Westland!

Doutcier Karx

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BOTSFORD PLACE • W l . CM G R A N U RIVER - 8 M I L Spaooua i»0 aq «l 2 MOrpom* F A R M I N G T O N 1 bedroom tu< BaMnC **»*>"} Hoap-al f AAMtNGTOK HIU.S SPCCIAL 471-2674 noaga modarn uoan carport* mt • « V £ f t VALLEY 1 B e d r o o m for $509 APARTMENTS FARMINGTON HILLS 2 B e d r o o m for $689 $845 31000 MM M « o I ftclwO AW about our Scaoan NEAR U»«R •••nut Oaaa Apt* K) Maa ft 932-0186 S m g M WATCOMA FARMINGTON t'M hmm Club w*ifo* men Uon-Fn by M^dMOaw Larga 1 oeoroom k ^ WATER INCLUDED Super Location « o W > 1370 MO oapoart Hu- Ou«« P^LFFE addraaa aa conO.FROM $520 •rn aunoaptiara cat OK 3S4-194S uorwaj carpating. atowaft-alr^jeraOn OM Grand I W tNH Small 6 0 unit complex KX a« u t a r u a a e x c e p t a l a c t o c r t y irvDraaei HaiMM rARMIMGTON HILLS 77 beautiful acres of park CTUDAD e p a r t m a n t a LAIXXJ'Y 476-8080 F R O M $475 Very large 1 b e d r o o m umt and recreational p a t h s - Four Opan Oa*» »wi-7boi •Free Heat fot m O r « inlorm^f»or\ prone with patio - $ 4 8 5 Seasons of activity with Sat 1 'am-5pm Sun i lam-apm •Large 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s 477-8464 comfortable living in a special FARMINGTON HILLS 1 twOroom • 1 or 2 Year Leases Includes c a r p o r t , all appli27883 Independence n e i g h b o r h o o d a t m o s p h e r e in at $445 inaxM neat aa app» ances, c a r p e t i n g , verticals, Farmington Hills Farmingfnn HiHi FirahmiTly VILLAGE OAKS ' slifliflS fllBM oocr serviced a n d m a i n t a i n e d 1 FARMINGTON »>LLS, apt to »ut>- Shopping nearby 4 7 4 - 1 3 0 5 and 2 bedroom apartments lease. Indian C'ee« Apts 1 t>e

THE PERFECT LOCATION • THE PERFECT PRICE Spedoes 1 * 2 Bedroom Apartments From $CM dryeri • Carports * Menem ovens IB cfcanmac NertHflta, dm to 1-17V I-M, Twelve Oats Mall Omtj U 111I11 tnm SoeUfield. SS mtoetas to Metro Airport 348-3600

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FRANKLIN - 4 bedroom older home, large Id, 87891 W I I M l W $1200 per month

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FEMALE ROOMMATE FULLY FURNISHED A p t s . a t $ 4 2 9 pod. l e nrwa $975 mo *i n cCoe» i week 1 or 3 bedrooms Great tor PROFESSIONAL Female non den $675 per month wtth 1^» month pet $445/mo 3726 Rochester FW 552-6105 6843 WAYNE CORPORATE SUITES 652*6681 golf outings pkancee After 7pm 885-6681 smoker *lehaa to ahara with same security Available immediately $200 Move-in Rebate (near Hudson s) ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 937-0001 Westland T o w e r s Brand new construction 2 bed- ROCHESTER - m town. 2 bedroom.SHANTY CREEK-Schusa Mountain charming 2 bedoom flat Birmrng Only $200 depoaH/ approved credit 29266 Northwestern Hwy ham $362 50 - dimes 646-2670 rooms. iv» bath Spacious Irving 1% bam. dining room, baaament Chalet 4 bedoom, 2H bam UVONIA 1 b e d r o o m f r o m $420 Our 1 and 2 bedroom lurrnahed CorCall: 7 2 9 6 5 2 0 storage, appkancaa. carport. $575 redecoreled, TV $ VCR. REQUIRED: 1 or 2 parson* to ahare CANTON 961-7200 porals apartments lake the'Mcdn- 3 bedrooma. garage $650 month, araa with cuatom deck. attached mo • aecurtty No pats. 652-9340 completely wtth al amenmee 357-2618 spadou* 3 bedroom houae m Farm, garage & more. $850/mo 42711 Ford Rd 1 year Is ass References required W E S T L A N D 7231 L A T H E R S I a m e n c a out d your relocation includes air c o n d i t i o n i n g 425-6461 Special $109 dapodt with approved l/anater Decorator daaign Iwgh rtee Call 1Qam-7pm. SOUTHFIELD 8 AUBURN HILLS SUTTON'S BAY - condo on tha wa-not on with profeealond mde learty heat - carpet - s w i m m i n g credit Extra large, aupar clean 1 apartments Mature UTy equipped CLINTON TWP. 791-6444 1 6 2 bedroom apartments Com- ter. 2 bedrooms, i bath cable TV. 30'sj. Garaga, air-oondtloning Snyder, Kinney & 36870 OarfMd bedroom $420 Indudea heat, car- kitchens wtth uasnsla. maid service LIVONIA-7 Mile 4 Merriman 3 bedpool. N o pets. pletely turmsned Short I arm leaae near beach. $590 weak. Cal deck $500 per mo Cal KaKh room ranch, lanced yard. B e a e m e n t pet. ap. intercom. 2 car parking. indoor heeled awtmming pod. tervBennett/Rochester available. 739-7743 days. 593-8904 313-589-6080 eves. 473-5748 721-6468 NOVI 346-0640 425-9789 nis. •>cerise and sauna Month to $625 plua security rider ences 651-6660 After 5:30. 356-0003 ACT on from 12 Oaks Ma* RESPONSIBLE. Non smoking month iei TROY CONDO - 3 bedrooms, TORCH LAKE Wi WESTLANO - 1 bedroom, carpeted, •amad seeking same. Plymouth lux furnished. TV. microwave. $ 9 5 0 per R o o m y 3 bedoom, 1* bam, excelFORD/WAYNE RD AREA stove, retngarator. $325/mo ANN ARBOR 677-3710 ORTHVILLE - Very srnsH chermwig WESTLANO - Corner lot. fenced month 641-9110 lent sandy bottom, with boat ramp ury condo Air. Rraplaoe. appkancas and Tooers ia J Mk W d N Spacious 1 8 2 bedroom apta $375 depoaN. 326-6300 Weetl 2677 Carpenter 1 bedroom Immaculately deen yard. 3 bedroom, 1 IWbeth Immereni * utaities Evee 454-9158 616-947-3633 Wayne Rd . between Ford & Warren Amantna* include. diate occupancy, no pds $425 per Stained woodwork Country Gsrden Rds. Cal 721-2500 •GarcwttriQ Days 729-3549 TROY NORTHFIELD HILLS 2 bed- TORCH LAKE- Seduded 25 acre SINGLE PROFESSIONAL Males 121 ares. $435/mo no pets 346-3263 mo. + deposit 1- 600 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6 •Pi*-*** Mtting s e e k non-smoking parson to ahara t room ranch, patko. air. fireplace, firvshorsside estate lovely 5 bedoom WESTLAND ished baaament Al appkancaa. lodge and/or 2 bedroom bungalow bedoom home m Southfield $250 NOVI W BLOOMFIELD 410 Flats . a S * 6200 N o r t h W a y n e Rd. 443-066* washer 8 dryer pod. $750 per mo From$1000/wfc Brochure 644-7268 + utilities. Security Clean 5 room. 2 bedroom house on COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS STUOIO - $395 626-5968 Grand River Stove 6 refrigerator BERKLEY - Upper, 1 bedroom, re- Heat included SOUTHFIELD 326-3260 1 BEDROOM - $435 TORCH LAKE - 2 bedroom cottage,SOUTHFIELD - furnished room, gas 8 elect re central air included frigerator stove, shared basement 2 BEDROOM - $460 8 garage Clean and cute $450 mo TROY Townhouse. 1420 sq.ft.. 3 aieepa hx 100 Ft frontage with laundry, kttcfien, employed 1amai* No pats Security deposit 12 Mile & N o r t h w e s t e r n Weetland non-amoking preferred bedroom. 1V» bam, dining room, Boat Earty reservations available HEAT 8 MOT WATER INCLUDED 526-9042 C a M Brian between 9em-5pm. 2 Bedroom From $560 357-002T centrd dr. appliances patio Win- Cdl Carpeting, appkancaa. awlmmlng 655-6574 Mon.-Frt. 349-2500 DEARBORN - Clean. Upper 1-2 dow treatment. $900/mo 660-8926 pool, ample parking. Ctoee to HEAT INCLUDED SOUTHFIELD- Male Mlshea to share bedroom, carpd. appkancaa. baseWeetland Shopping Canter OAK PARX/East Nlcdy decorated 2 bedoom house w/emgi e enT R O Y 3 bedroom, 2Vt bath, gabungalow wtth appliancea S67S/ ment. no pets $400/mo + security raga. Veplace, al appkancaa. den, T R A V E R S E C I T Y 722-5155 ployed lemde $60 w* i % utilities 564-9380 F r a n k l i n Hills mo 266-4047 8 utilities Ctoee Ic Birmingham Cal family room, pod. tennis cdurts C O N D O M I N I U M W Bloomfield Between 11-3pm 642-8733 cGRAW,/WYOMING, very dean. 2 $1300 mo After SPM. 641-6739 HOTEL RESORT 1-2-3 BEDROOMS OAK PARK - Nine 8 CocHKJge M Apartments upper, remodeled, carpd, ON GRAND TRAVERSE BAY Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, utility bedroom OUTHFIELD - Share speoous 5 $295 per mo..* security ImLarge Sandy Beech. Wtwlpod Balh.S MOVE-IN SPECIALS! 355-5123 room, fenced, no Basement $550 bknds Bedroom home. 2 room* available W BLOOMFIELD Heeled Pod and Spa. Sleeps Four. all plus security 8 utilities 356-4631 mediate occupancy Cal 531-3233 $230-$285 • utility ELEGANT A C O M P L E T E Hrs., Mon.-Fr1„ 9 a m - 5 p m Privets Sundecks Overlooking Bay. Noprivileges smoking 548-185 i Brand new luxury 2 DETROIT-6 Mile & Telegraph 1 Complete Kitchen. Minutes Irom Sat., 1 0 a m - 2 p m O A K P A R K S O U T H F I E L D 2-3 "One Stop Apr Shopping" bedroom upper, separate enterbedrooms a p a r t m e n t s . Championship Golf $ Shopping. W BLOOMFIELD - nonsmoking bedrooms, good schools, great rant ance Attractive $400 includes heal TOWN & COUNTRY APTS Daly Housekeeping, Cabi e -HBO female to share 2 bedoom. 2 bath terms Children 8 pds welcome mid April 477-9363 studio* and ona bedSave t i m e 4 money! DAILY AND WEEKEND luxury apartmenl Washer 8 dryer in • Attached garage. Oakland County Rentals 543-9100 RENTALS WELCOME I rooma. sxcdtoni location- Heal fc unit. Attached garage 932-3311 FERNDALE Natural fireplace; 1 W e ' v e personally In• Washer/Dryer. 5 D a y Spring Specials $249-$399 appkance* included Offering MnOAK PARK- 9 Mile Rd . 3 Bed- bedroom, den, large lot: $450 Ins p e c t e d ail t h e p r o p e 3 bedrooms 5 D a y S u m m e r Specials $699-$649 WESTLANO - calm, clean dow treatment* Starling at S290. • FuHy e q u i p p e d k i t c h e n 404 tfcxMM For Ront rooms. Itmahed baaament. newly dudea all utiktles" No pets A newere2' All Prices & A r e a s FARMINGTON HILLS RENTALS r n 0 M . . . $ 7 6 0 CaH 661-0771 1 dock E d Telegraph. S d War864 So.Adams. Birmingham. Ml P R I M E H I C K O R Y H E I G H T S 3 bedOustanding 2 8 3 bedroom town• C o m p l e t e Info. & Photos ran Air conditioned, weddings, par1-75 & BIG BEAVER BIRMINGHAM - ArchdecturaJfy dy- rooms. IVt baths. Birmingham houses 8 ranches with attached gatiee Cdl 12noon-12pm 274-6298. 422 Wanted To Rant 414 Southern Awttato 3 bedrooma. 2 Ml schools. 2 car garage. $1250/mo. rages. Ml amenities Free, p e r s o n a l serPROFESSIONAL COUPLE aeeks SPECIAL SPRING' V A L U E / akytlght fireplace, high No pets. Occupany June 1 647-2561 K A F T A N ENTERPRISES DISNEY/EPCOT - Luxury 2 and 3 420 Rooma For Rant Birmingham/Royal Oak area home/ vice. Preview a p a r t hard wood floors, aa the bedroom, 2 bam condo. washer, FROM $495. 433-1553 REDFORD TWP brick ranch - 2 bed- THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST dryer, microwave, pod. Jacuzzi, ten- BIRMINGHAM - room lor rant thru tat/apartment for 8/1/90 629-438* ments from the _ 352 3600 — nis courts $495 and $525 W e e * Aug 1 5 m 4 l>adroom house H e r < 3 LARGEST. DELUXE c o m f o r t of our o f f BIRMINGHAM - Available now $550/mo Id. lasi + deposDays. 474-5150 Evas. 471-0777 wood floers. laundry parking, finBtRMTNGHAM Clean older home. 2 badrooms. • n Tyf ieese Afler 9pmT 532-3696 A P A R T M E N T S IN TROY A Vaga Green Community ice. ished Basement large kitchen, cal 424 Houaa Sitting Serv. Bright. 50 s Contemporary town$275 -t deposit Brent 540-4646 PRINCETON University male graduhome. $766/mo 647-3047 REDFORD TWP. - N. -12 Jacuzzi, cads Mr • 24 hour security 1 bdh 1170 sq.ft. nished. F R E E C A T A L O G U E pod. beach, wdk lo town prune a p a o a m Old vaags Dryer Short term leaae, $800/mo 884 So Adams. Birmingham Ml $475 a month DETROfT-Lahaer/5 Mae. Very larga ranch with garaga. Appliances in- Immediate occupancy Days. STOP BY OR CALL •Carport. 655-3300. 363-3865 1% story brick. $42S/mo Smaaer 2 cluded $775 • deposit 586-0259 669-6650 Nights. 879-1204 CALL MAROA BENSON (Formerly Royal Coachman) 425-6070 bedroom hdme. S32S/mo Ai aHabia CHARLTON LAKE CAMP - CottageBEVERLY HILLS-Famale non Re-Ma* Croearoade . Flexible rente) agreements 459-3900 Mon -Frl 9-6 Sat. 12-4 May Id 477-9363 TROY: 1600 sq ft 3 bedroom, fami-BLOOMFIELD - Beech pod 2 bed- resort m Ontario's scenic LeCtoche amoker to ahara beautiful homa Al appkancaa yard, vegetable gardan. ly room with fir apiece. I V k batha. as Mis • Pike Season Opener. M a y 1 9 rooms. 2 baths, storage, n e w car$299 WESTLANO - Immediate occupen- 1100 NORTH ADAMS DETROIT- Schooicrsft $ Outer Or 2 car attached garage, baaament pd $750 per month. deck flraplece $335 plue % u t a m e e Special rates In May Clean, wel HOPPING CENTERS FOR LEASE cy spaooua 1 bedroom part ment 842-7931 S area. 2 bedroom FraaNy painted 1800 261-5926 Caa Steve Bloomflald, Mapie 8 mksler River 641-1414 or 8S6-6238 kept beach, ideal lorftahmg« fami- end aecurtty Cel eve* Move-In Special BIRMINGHAM mdudee pod. carport iKd appa$300 per mo. ± unities 8 security ly vacationa Evea 1-705-295-4281 BEVERLY HILLS - MaM tape. Grange 8 King 471-4995 591-31S6 TROY - 3 bedrooms. 2'4 baths, ga- BLOOMFIELD CONOO on lake 2 729-8090 This newty restored rage. $825 par month Troy - 2 bed- bedrooms. 2 batha $775 mo . had COTTAGE overtookIrig Lake Michi- ahara 3 bedroom ranch 6 4 5 0 4 2 0 OETROIT-Schoolcraft/Outer Dr. rooms. 1 bath garaga. $860 per included Facing the goM course tamala $390 per mo pkj saecurtty gan. |ust S d Saver Lake com 434 Ind. / Warahouaa community offer* the WESTLANO SHOPPING CENTER araa. Single homa 2 bedroom month 647-9045 or 646-77*8 641-1407 lurmahed. sleepa 6, $27$ a* 626-5792 Araa - 1 a 2 Bedroom ailartmenta. $400/montNy pma $400 security tasteet m b r a n d new M Jdy/Aug 941-9066 BIRMINGHAM BaautHd Laaaa or Sato $49S-$570 mckidmg had No pata. BIRMINGHAM Lower 1 bedroom 8LOOMFCLD Condo on Square W E S T B L O O M F I E L D . 4 Bedroom. 37-3731 a m e n i t i e s & services ome m the Downtown Ptoaaaca* 291-4930 or 946-7500 with Hr apiece, $675. 1 bedroom upUVONIA 2* baths family room, fireplace Lass Laketront 2 bedrooma. 2 GLEN ARBOR. Sleeping Bear h per. $675 MagoMaWa In town. Pro- OETROrr . Tdaaraph/Stx waned $375 p m a '1 utw 9.900 aq ft, I acree baaemenl. dsck. garaga $1165 mo batha. laundry, walkout $107$ mo. Dunes 4 bedroom cottage wtth NmonaP) decorated 646-7413 bedroom ranch. Sdahad tw 942-7342 Fenced. Paved. Lighted • Heat included. 332-6110 AveSeble June 30 849-2649 Cal eves $ weekends t< 429-7 BIRMINGHAM duplex to ahara • C h o i c e of 17 o n e A t w o ty No pets 537-5606 BLOOMFIELD HILLS New*, decoSPECIAL ON BIRMINGHAM rated 2 bedroom. 2 bdh condo on b e d r o o m floor plana. GOLF BOYNE W E S T L A N D SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 E d P O N T I A C • 2 bedroom, a a n n SPECIAL! PUTNEY M E W S al aporis leke Approximately 1200 Stay d Maw Win 1 Condo Suites ment. wearier 4 dryer ati • C l u b h o u e e with Indoor furnished 1M car garaga tenoed No pam la involved in chooemg yoursq ft Al appkancaa nduded f plus haHutame* 847-3714 Limited time Completed hnNad toaav 3 M O N T H S FREE RENT The W a t e r Street Inn yard. 7 mlnmaafromOak tend Um- reeldence d GMnwood tier dens furnished or unfurnished Caa Pam racquetbal! court, houaea 20 Jelulifful 2 ANTON near 279 - oMea 8 wareW E S T L A N D AREA Chartpwod m BoyneCPy BIRMINGHAM Non-emokmg. neat C •atMy R e » e i ancea 8 aecurHy rebedroom unita. TV, dtohee 9am-3pm at 646-7701 on LakeM houee urate From S O O - S O M O sq fl fttneea center A sauna. W a oler a convenient Weattand K > 900>456-4313 proieiaional lemale. lo quired 373-7496 ahara wtth SPACIOUS •nana Extended* $0 day same Beauiriui 2 bedr 1 8 2 bedroom apta. Carpel, petto BLOOMFIELD waa - Newly decorat• Outdoor pool with laaaaa Great location FARMINGTON HILLS - 21736 cothouae $390 * '4 nimiaa 949-9*39 air. dub houee Pets aPonaa. pod ed 1700 aq ft 2 bedrooms. 2 baths,HALE waterfall & hot t u b gala. ) bedroom, deck, atndow From $960 • n FREE HEAT 8 HOT WATER private Beeemant $650 E d BIRMINGHAM/TROY i l l , Iru-Lnl W Mirh a n room, laundry room, died. cotlage.indoer pool, pool wooded O u r 2 bedroom1 bath ranch h o m e a Woodward No pals Evas 6S9-1021 689-8482 1H months security 477-4323 area.$17 1*17-345-0711. 517-973-3601 • Wfni'tpOO" Kncnort t . „ $320 mckjdmg uttdlee "ools Park. BIRMINGHAM- Wa* to town, 1 bed-FARMINGTON HILLS 29610 W 10 S S 2 BEOROOM HAReOR SPRWIGS/PETOSKEY Tannia. GoP Cdl 843-7038 436 Offico/ i including mdra. GE It then MM M.. Tiny 2 bedroom. 1 bad • Ful basements Weekl y cottage/ right m. dr. l—» on larga lot Ilea*) redeco• Private Entrances drfvawayi. BIHMINOHAM - 2 ion-amok VM • M M - b a n d a throughout. serve early tor BLUE G A R D E N APTS. 646-9316 rated. Rdai aneaa and security demade looking for 3rd lo share 3 9S1 Caa Hoadayi Waatiand'a Fined Apartments • C a r d k e y security bad oom home 123C me plua 17$A C C E S S I B L E B K I N A M ^ A F A 737-9246 Apr* Move ma AveHatMe $47$ 00 CLAWSON 619-349-2786 HOME AWAY FROM HOME. SDC poeft $660 mo Cherry MB Near Merriman utenaa. Apr 22 849 2*33 entrance. Short laaaa DanawW, "urmehed a On sRs manegement 8 maintenance S R A U A ' , — — 1 • CLOISTERS aedpud 1. > or S B Ida am apts Cdl Suaan at 721-9111 for add729-2242 Large adae i No pels From $990 826-1714 14 MHe $ Crooks Area Cea 9-6 - M M W We promiee N doean't hurtt nantala from...6525 larga id. MOO/mo. tat. lad. aaourtty R O Y A L OAK: 1 6 2 Bedroom Apart 2 bedroom townhouae wtth r a m S y WESTLANO. subletft-1ftni10-31, mmm 2758 Adday WeaMand • t a r -a$4 ^ Prom $9t0/mo Short laaaaa roam. 1me openings tor dean cut dies clothing cham Novt. Southfield nent ful time posit on available 15145 Beech-Daly Rd arxj an excaBant working envlron>r.dlrlduals lo leern carpet K lurruand Farmmgton areas 348-2219 Please cal between 9«m-5pm at HAIR STYLIST, experienced, perFACTORY - $9 $ 10/MR COUNTER PERSONS 5 PRESSER Redford. Michigan. 46239 met Come m tor interview 100 N lure cleaning Good driving record 642-6666 sonable individual needed to comMiring today Full and part time 25255 Telegrspn CV EXPERIENCE REQUIRED GARDENER needed lor flower Crooks, Ste 104 Ctewson and abmty lo deal with the pubkc An Equal Opportunity Employer plete our progressive staff, beeutltul 557-1200 shrub care Experience prelerred Rd near to Ml In Telex Shopping Or eel 286-3631 Cal Today arenecessary Excellent earning po- ONLY during the looowing times contemporary lull service Troy Fee $95 00 JNI Agency but nd necessary Wabeek Country Plaza. 354-0121 or 354-0213 tential tor ambitious person with GROUNDS/UTILITY PERSON - tul salon incentives, bonuses 8 insurDRIVERS NEEDED i tome delivery Club Call betw 7em-4pm. 855-0716 MON - FRI 9 AM -4 PM »- hngness lo learn benefit package time, tor large apartment oomplei m ance FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER CV EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 362-2830 COURIER lor Southfield based cornee needs hard-work Ing/ dendadas luey paid health ineurance Oakland County Duties mckide janPosition lot enthusiast* mdividual GENERAL L A B O R poration. proper attire Farmhar with pendable delivery people Hiring CLOSING DATE. pieaae caM Mary between 9-noon lawn mamtenence light reHAIR STYLIST tri—county road system Furnrshed pert time May work into ful time eager to learn a perform servicing Jobs available immediately at the itorial. S "HVE HAGOP1AN 4 Co 353-1936 CaH Ms Johnson Mon-Fn For Farmmglon saion with or withFRIDAY APRIL 20. 1990 automobile Kevin 353-0900 position Call Tues -Fri 10am- d x-ray a ultrasound equipment airport - an shifts Musi be between pairs 334-6262 out dieniele Cal Dentse or Diana 4 30pm ask tor Larry. 261-8260 Good electronica a mechanical 16-21 and «ve in Wayne County (De- 10am-4pm at C*R RE LEASING SUPERVISOR The Charter Township oi Redtord is CPA or experienced Accountant tor 476-8870 background needed Immediate troit residents do nd quality I Metro Detroit common cerner en- an equal employment opportunity leading Farmmglon Hills law firm CAOAM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED opening Send reeume to Amencen DRIVERS WANTED Call ETD 425-1290 gaged m automobile Iranaportation. employer and is seeking qualified Expanding accounting operations 10 HAIR STYLIST Medical Systems. 12200 FarmingLunch and evening ahifts avertable An Equal Opportunity Employer High tech hair salon has immediate shaking career mnded individual tor black and other minority applicants include" administration. computers Send resume to: Earn up to $8 an hr Apply m personton Road Livonia. Ml 48150 openings tor styksts. high commissuaervtsory position Ideal candl- as wen aa white applicants without and varied mveeiment entities MulGENERAL LABOR Dommos Ptzza. 14030 Telegraph. 3,plicent must be willing to positions, competitive starting wage 1-94 Marine TO W A K E UP tunity tor an experienced adm**e- per yeer wtth an excellent benefit leern all areas of our business, neat based on experience and motiva- Apply in person tratlve assistant to toln a highly sucIn appearance & free to travel IN T H E M O R N I N G I tion Apply at Uncle Ed's Oil Shop, pecksge. Aak lor Steve or Don st cessful diversified corporation as To arrange for an Interview: 500 Help W a n t e d corner ot Orchard Lake 6 12 Mile 500 H e l p W a n t e d 522-1350 BOOY PERSON We have more tobe than people & Administrative Assistant to tha Call 355-9820 ext 244 • B E R G S T R O M ' S . INC. 3 yrs experience Own tools ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for REVCO. the area s leading drug AUTO PARTS we need both man 6 women for im- president.-Hfli assume total responBenefits Ptymouth 455-1951 Assistant Apply wtthm mediate placemen! m light industrial sibility lor managing tha day-to-day out door, seasons1 Mi time work f o rkitchen 30633 SCHOOLCRAFT ^H store cham. has immediate opportu- ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS; Train counter persona experienced only, business dealings ol s highly active tfien •Glamor. Ores! Oaks Man. 8 factory positions We ofterGood pay. miereetlng. varied. Lesm I Kitchen nities tor experienced Assistant lor leader position cleaning hallways apply 30579 Ford Rd Garden City BONUS - $100 - 90 days Earn $6 to LIVONIA entrepreneur. CxcaSsnt organizanew sfcHe. Aak lor Joel 525-3160 Rochester Store Managers Theee positions of- and laundry rooms in apartment an hour No Evas weekends National. secretarial and M-charge AMBITIOUS PERSON For light fer excellent salary and bonus po- complexes Day work, $5 10 to AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON $8 tion's largest houaeciaenars Vacae Bonuses ACCEPTING SALESPERSON bookkeeping skMs required. Must manufacturing 8 assembly Must tential, plus opportunity lor edvanc- $5 30 per hour paid holidays and No nights or Sundays Good pay/ tion ACCOUNT ANT/SUPEBVISOP - 6 moa. car needed 471-0930 e &4-S5 to start have the ability to anetyze complex know typewriter keyboard Good ment. to individuals with strong peo- vacation Can Mon thyu Fn benefits Experience necessary A rapidly expending SE Michigan Applications. Apply within Kitchen e Merit ranee business deals, interface with cor- speller Farmington area 349-2800 Company m the wfioleeeia 'rata* in- Glamor. Greet Osfcs Ma* Rochester e Psld vacations 427-4343 Novi Auto Psrts ple skills end abilities to lead a retail 6am-3:30pm BOOKSTORE POSITIONS porate executives and make codes dustry needs an experienced acMon thru «6/hr. 478-6650 operation to increaaed sales and e A* shifts available AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON SHIPPING/RECEIVING. when necessary Starting silarr to counting supervisor lo auparvtee ac- ACCOUNTANT FULL CHARGE: For profits Fn 9.30-epm Accuracy, efficiency. Must nave catalogue experience 6 counting clerical staff and review growth service company Mist be Call your doeeet office 1 bring /our $40K. with axes*ant potenttarWin- VIC TANNY has Immediate openSkMs a must $S per houl. p«is knowledge Hourly - commiscomptete experienced with fob cost system our Bloomfield Executive Positions area available m DETROIT driver's license, social security card Welt established firm B & F NK3I& SALES Mon thru Frt 5pmin accounting a definite plus. We oi- and state of art computer system- & lunch because we can put you to work and salary history m st netest S 3 > tor Aquatics Instructors Expe- and surrounding area ft you have at immediate opening tor mainte- sion 453-7200 9pm Outgoing helpful, dependable hetpfui - but we wil tram Cell least 2 years store manager experi- nance'Sbipping/recelvtng person Auto Plymouth ler a comprehensive bene* pack- Good work ethics Opportunity lor hworkf confidence to: JJ. person $5 per hour Reply to box Part time In office/showroom in age and a ooflipetittve salary Send growth. Good benellta and working FoHmer. Rudzewka 6 Co. for appointment. 655-2300 ence in a high volume retJM setting Farmington Hills. 10em-3pm AUTO PARTS/COUNTER PERSON 924 Obeervar 1 Eccentnc Newspeconditions Troy area Send resume 26200 American Drtve pers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Lrvoand desire tfw ..rewards that come Needed tor fast paced Automotive and salary requirements to Box 938. 728-6770 Suite 500 quired tor conaidaraUon) with success, please send resume to Can now tor an appointment Re-Manufacturer Must have auto- nta, Michigan 46150 Southfield. Ml. 46034 926, Observer 6 Eccentric Newspa- Observer & Eccentric Newspspers. Otstrtct Manager. Revco O S , Inc , WESTLAND motive background Great growth 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonia. BORING MILL An Equal Opportunity Employer pers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Uvo28111 W 8 Mile Rd. Uvonia. Ml nity Call Mike 273-0510 opponunlty Michigan 46150 Experienced Devtleg Operator nia. Michigan 46150 48152 381-3006 ALL NEW-OOUG S BOOY SHOP 459-2447 AUTO PORTER - Full time, no expe- Days Canton aree Cti EOE^UIMIL Restaurant A Pub la rsapawmg unTAYLOR rience necessary Good driving FuS and part-time opportuBORING MILL OPERATOR der new management and we are record Cell tor Interview nities available tor mature, OeVlieg (with Diatrol V) looking tor experienced people to M Prestige Motors 563-1120 Livonle - Farmington Hills 532-7666 dependable stoc* help m Minimum 5 years experience all shirts for the folowmg positions The M i c h i g a n Small Business D e v e l o p m e n t Center one of America's lastest VaMJ-Toot & Gage Co 27675 Joy AUTO PORTER REDFORD • wanstan Southfield 552-0319 • a f e d e r a l l y f u n d e d p r o g r a m , h e a d q u a r t e r e d at growing drugstore chains Road westland Fun time position • Buapersona Troy 568-9210 Arbor Drugs otters flexible W a y n e State University, w h i c h o v e r s e e s , 30 state• Hoetperaona An Equal Opportunity Employer Jack Ceuley Chev /GEO 855-0014 ATTENTION CASHIER Applicants BUS DRIVER hours, psld benefits, em• Line oooka. Prep cooks Jax Car Wssh e currently seeking w i d e a s s i s t a n c e c e n t e r s - is s e e k i n g h i g h l y q u a l i AUTO RECONDITIONING Help Needed to drive 24 passenger van. ployee discount, and a TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES tun & part time cashiers for Its 8 lo- Attention for local retirement vaege Flexible, wanted pert/ful tune lor evea and dean, pleasant atmosfied c a n d i d a t e s to f » the following positions: NEVER A FEE Apply in parson. Mon -Frt. between Startlng hourly rale ol S U M M E R W O R K mornings Experience not neces- part-time hrs available Good driv phere Appty In person >_ 1-4pm. 22061 Woodward. Ferndale $4 50 Earn up lo $5 50 per hour sary Ptymouth aree 420-2224 ing record required Pleese apply >1 $9. T O S T A R T within your first yeer. ExcaNent benparson to Gr and River V*ege et C O M M U N I C A T I O N S efits lor lull time employees A R B O R DRUGS - TROY •Interview now. start after finals 36550 Grand Rrver. Between Hak AUTO RETAIL Appty m person Mon - Fn between •Full time positions In retail SPECIALIST steed I Oe*e 9em-4pm. Jax Car Waah inc . 26645 sales/marketing departmeni 2963 Big Beaver Rd /Dequindre MANAGEMENT Prepare n u m e r o u s written reports as w e l l as newsletTelegraph IS of 12 Mtia Rd ). South-•Training provided BUSY SHELL FuS-service station Now taking applications tor stors field -Scholarships 6 College credits ters, f a c t sheets, publications, m e d i a , p u b l i c i t y and An Equal Opportunity Employer hiring driveway attendants artf manager and retail sales position m now earners Students weld i s p l a y s l o r t h e MI-SBOC p r o g r a m . H i g h l y d e v e l o p e d Independent Goodyear midnight * ATTENTION! " ASSEMBLERS - tight assembly Caa 9em-5pm 425-4960 425-7037 large come Ce» 455-2838 franchise Must be experienced w r i t i n g skWs w e Imperative. Preferred c a n d i d a t e s wW Cleen 4 quiet work environment Dey hours. only. Moo-Fr; Car reCaa Bob South AUTO CLEAN UP/OETAHJNG Shift 7am to 3:30pm. Mon thru Frt quired Peid mileage. Benefits availBUTCHERS HELPER - tu» time lor h a v e a m a s t e r s degree wtth p r o v e n g r a p h i c d e s i g n , 721-1610 or 363-0450 Entoy working for one of the best' Homemekers welcome To apply able Weekly paycheck Birmingham area market No writing, a d v e r t i s i n g , a n d p u b l i c r e l a t i o n s e x p e r i e n c e . 525-7290 Luxury i sports cars toot Duratron 476-6610 Merry Maids •gs or Sundays Good ca« for directions. mc . Southfield 3S0-9160 AUTO TECH A p p l i c a t i o n s wM be a c c e p t e d until s u i t a b l e c a n d i d a t e own loots and transportation Excel- ftta. muet be steedy 1744 W Mafie 644-53t0 is f o u n d . Pleese e n c l o s e w r i t i n g a n d PR s a m p l e s . lent Irtnge benefits and pey Excel- Rd AUDITOR Peyrol Auditor background or wM lent opportunity lor appieaai a indi- CABLE BOX ASSEMBLERS - ReRefer t o p o s i t i o n # 5 0 . Salary r a n g e : $ 2 3 , 8 8 2 vidual Pleese apply w person at sponsible. hardworking AaeemtMara train new degree $15K renge Fu» $28,418 D . O . Q . GoodYeer Service Store 19424 needed for Immedwte openings to benefits Fee paid Middlebelt Uvonie Ml Livonle aree 56 hr. work week inB. H A M I L P E R S O N N E L cluding '•» day on Seturdey No esA C C O U N T I N G ASSISTANT Light Industrial 424-8470 AVERAGE $7 50 HR lanagsr m establishing procedures 6t0? •teedy work Malory Cal 52S-6 Denver lunches to office buildings. of b u d g e t e d funds. A n a l y z e e x p e n d i AUTO CLEANUP CABLE CO HIRING _ _ u t i l i z i n g spreadsheets. E x p e r i e n c e w t t h acMon -Frt . 6-1. pen $400-$700/wk WM tram wheel person tn Novi Caa 344-9701 471-3SS5 CaM Today 557-1206 c o u n t i n g / b o o k k e e p i n g principles, c o m p u t e r - b a s e d JM i AUTO DETAILING AWNING INSTALLER lor LMonle Fee SS5 00 a c c o u n t i n g . Lotus 1-2-3 or similar s o f t w a r e . A t t e n t i o n Miner In executive auto company Experienced m reeidentiai CAREER OPPORTUNITY 10 detail, t a s k priorities, a n d a t t f t t y l o w o r k Indepencleaning service 20 hours per week and commercial Co Full a n d part t i m e o p p o r t u n i t i e s available lor ma$6/hr d e n t l y a r e Imperative. Refer t o p o e l l l o n # 9 0 7 . and 422-7??0 home and earn $16,000 per year ture. d e p e n d a b l e p e r s o n s in one o l America s Share your homa and provide loautr reply b y A p r i l 2S. 1990. Salsry r a n g e : $ 1 8 , 8 3 4 AUTO/ A-1 CLEANING IS HIRING fastest g r o w i n g d r u g s t o r e c h a i n s A r b o r D r u g s ofGENERAL SERVICE TRAINEE . outdoor workers. Starting pay cere lor an adult -with mental reser $20,107 D . O . Q . Kelly S e r v i c e s a n n o u n c e s t h e datmn Have daytime hours tree Goodyeer Auto Service Center IS 00-S7 00 par hour Own car f e r s flexib'e h o u r s , p a i d b e n e f i t s , e m p l o y e e d i s needs tu* time ganeret service help required 655-1071 Cea HomeAnder c o u n t s a n d a cleen, pleasant atmosphere CashOakland 332-4410 $5 per hour plua comweaelon to APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMER ANALYST I o p e n i n g of their n e w stan Apply w*hm Goodyeer. 33014 BAKERY HELP NEEDED i e r s m u s t b e at teest 18 y e a r s o f a g e . A p p l y in Perform program coding functions: programming Ful and pert time Censor Caa R e c r u i t i n g O f f i c e i n p e r s o n : p r o t e c t s u s i n g d B a s e IS. d B a s e IV. C l p p e r . e t c . . a n d Greg or Tharaaa 45®-9116 CAREER POSTTION AVAILABLE For sen moHvelad cxpanoafl " *beneSle Experienced only, axceeent working BARBER W E S T L A N D or owtti oriented lan^n e e d s , p r o v i d e ueer s u p p o r t a n d H e t n i c t l o n a l assisconditions hours and pey immedl- Plymouth 455-9057 or elter jcHonSrm. 474-60*0 He openings Caa 522-6030 FARMINGTON HILLS tance C o l l e g e degree In C o m p i l e r S c i e n c e or Positions a r e a v a i l a b l e for: e q u t a t f s r t t e d u c a t i o n a n d e x p e r i e n c e . E x p e r i e n c e wtth 29321 Orchard Lake Rd P C s . M S / D O S d B a s e Ml. d B a s e IV. C S p p e r , L o t u s 1 P A C K A G I N G AT L I G H T A S S E M B L Y '.OMEMAKERS! WESTLAND 2-3. A t t e n t i o n to detail a n d analytical s k M s are ImWORKERS NEEDED IN WESTLAND perative Refer t o poettlon # 5 1 9 . 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Fn . between 9am-1pm 349-8410 Call DePra 855-0474 product knowledge a must Good INVENTORY - parson needed to (In Novi Town Canter) able on tfu 3pm to 11pm shift Ap- 9 30am- 11.30am MACHINIST - mature, dependable KINKOS communication and organization ply m persdn from 9am to ~ A RDS - For private out doorfor small Msbliansd ahop Turret MASTER MECHANIC inventory of cosmetic line, full Equal Opportunity Employer HOUSEKEEPERS wanted Apply m skika a must tor dealing wtth agents take pool Certification required Send lathe, mM. lathe. Apply at: 4915 DeCertified , lop pay must be or pan time, ful time benefits availperson or call: Uvonia Super 8 all over the country Oey-to-fl** —•*" DSnrln Convalescent resume to 34850 Fountain Blvd . temere. Royal Oak dependable 846-5047 able Including medical, dental 4 va- KITCHEN 4 BATH INSTALLERS $350-$450 PER WEEK MoM. 26512 Schoolcraft decision making and staff leaderNursing Center Westland, Ml 48185 Apply Warren Prescriptions. Experienced 4 insured Must have AVERAGE EARNINGS 425-5150 ahip skills wM ensure your success cation MACHINISTS - Will train CNC. maior MATURE, responsible persons own tools, truck or van. 29270 Mortock 32910 Middlebelt at 14 Mile. automotive, 3 shifts, micrometer Expanding wholesale co needs LIFEGUARDS Top pay M r Sal e 689-9870 wanted tor Ml time 4 part time Call 522-6377 Livonia. Ml 46152 Farmington Hills 855-1177 HOUSE PARENT For Home For 6 12-15 CRAZY individuals to manag*counter positions for dry cleaner, loOne block south of Eight M*e Rd . Northville Co-op Is hiring certified helpful. Wtxom. Farmington Hike. n mentally retarded ladies Live m INSURANCE CLAIMS lifeguards 25-30 hours weekly Only S104O-41500/mo. plua overtime ew locations If you like money, cated at 14 Mile 4 Northwest err IRRIGATION SERVICE PERSONS, oft ol MKKllebefl Salary plus room 6 board. Cal music 4 having lun at work, this REPRESENTATIVE 367-0644 KNITTERS experienced need apply. Kings MM CaH Eileen al Unitorce Hwy , in Farmington HMs Excellent 4 helpers Opportunity EOE OF SR.. 425-7320 Needed for major casualty co Good experienced is the place Co-op. 16120 Jamestown Circle pay 4 benefits Applicant must have to learn. Uvonia Full Itime Cal for Hand 4 machine MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT now benefits and advancement. 4 yr. col-appointment 642-2876 GROWING lawn care company, renable transportation If you era in477-4010 I D tall, lor afternoons, for retirement INJECTION M O L D I N G L I F E G U A R D S 4 Water Salety Inlege degree required Send raaumei looking to lire a lawn specialist 4 a terested slop at tha Indian Village RECEPTIONIST complex In Livonia area 11525 L A B O R E R S W A N T E D structors Spring 4 Summer, i m meto: P 0 Box 2037, Southfield, Ml JAMITORIAL HELP - Various janrtocrew leader Excellent wages 4 benCleaners located m Tiffany Ptaza. or OPERATORS _ For wild 4 crazy office ~ 425-3050 No experience necessary 46037 or caa between 9am-Noon, nel positions ere available m Auburn efits Come 4 grow wtth us. —= diate openings SmsH classes - Farmington Rd caH Vickie at 567-650Q Call Pool Doctor Services warm pool. Farmmgton Hi B s aree M s Cormsh 353-3950 H M s D a y 4 evening shifts available Cal 346-2600 Growing luture oriented manufacM A I N T E N A N C E Call A n n . 557-3550 355-0776 473-1815 < To apply call Between 10am-12 Call S or 476-6010 M E A T C U TTER - fuH or part tlm*. An Equal Opportunity Employer turer haa openings in Infection Ml time, experienced, tor Dearborn noon 4 specify that you are looking LAWN MAINTENANCE must have references 4 be experiMolding Department Good n» TECHNICIAN Heights area apts Must have own M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E LIGHT INDUSTRIAL for work In Auburn HMs. 964-5657 - neededLAB waataide landscape 4 irrigaappfy In person - Bob's Farm cnamcal aptitude 6 experience h*p-Insurance tor optical company m Large 562-3966 New corporation expanding In areaenced, tion company »eefts qualified 4 ex- Short 4 long term assignments m tool* CMI Market. 31210 W Warren, WestIU We oHer a good wage 6 Benefit CLAIM ADJUSTOR/PROPERTY Novi Pay commeneurate with expe- periencad Wayne County. AH shifts - men 4 JANITORAL W O R K I N G Supervisor High Income N o experience necesNewl y formed metro property personnel to f M positions land. No phone calls pari ape A an axcakanl opportunity MAINTENANCE H E L P for golf rience. Excellent benefits Call W o m e n E T D Temporary Service 6pm-12. Mon-Fri Must have sary WM train in sales, marketing In grounds maintenance, landscape lor advancement Apply in person brmefv of Citizens Insurance Co ol Nights 425-6226 cours*. must b* 18 Also waitress and management . 425-5230 GROWING COMPANY m Pltlsfleld America, a seeking candidate wrtfi acar 4 work In areas ot Farmington. ETD Temporary Service 425-6226 construction, 4 irrigation. Quality Mon. through Fn , 6am-5pm An Equal Opportunity Employer conscious individuals knowledgeAn Equal Opportunity Employer for club houae Plymouth area.' ship Is looking for Truck minimum of 1 yaar related experi- Ptymouth. Livonia Experience onfy 1351 Ht» Rd .Westland Ask for John 453-9600 MANAGER/ASSIST ANT MANAGf R_Town Mechanic to grow with us Certified 427-2470 LAB TECHNICIAN- Experienced able m these positions should apply ence 2-3 years property experience Bob Light Industrial Retail motorcycle parts 4 acceaso-" Mechanic preferred Witt consider preferred for this inside ad|ustmg Salary 4 beneflta commensurate MAINTENANCE PERSON Painting onfy Repair video cameras moniJANITORIAL HELP WANTED position in Southfield location rehab experience Must have trans- nea Retail management axpenonc* Trainee with experience Insursnco. tors. digital control, prototype work with experience Piaaae call beDEPENDABLE Part time Livonia 4 Novt area Some collage or equivalent reportation Good benefits Weetland r*quir*d Flexible hours Salary plus paid vacation, holidays and uniform 4 stock room control Send resume tween 9am-3pm, Mon thru Frt. 434-8700 61L3SSH maratl 595-3886 721-6111 commission, plu* bonus, plus bene- For appointment, 10! P.O BM 6ST TIUY. Ml «00Q« W O R K E R S Senrl resume PA P CyT.fr Citizens offers lalariaa commen- JANITORIAL help needed Levan Or tax 649-1508 LAWN MAINTENANCE co«*>any m MAINTENANCE PERSON wanted, 25245 Ford Rd Dearborn. Ml , MECHANIC FV UMW 4f6« ffUCk surate with experience and an ex- Rd. Uvonia area Pan-lime, early NEEDED! Ing company Exparience needed ' wtth some experience m plumbing, 48128 Northvtne/Ptymouth area now hiring celtonf flexible benefit package In- evenings Mon-Fn Own transportaLaCOURE LANDSCAPING No experience necessary with gas and diesei trucks Exceflant electrical, carpentry, etc Detroit cluding pension, profit sharing 6 tion 14 75 per hour £all 282-2350 Southfield company looking ft* ex- genera laborers Please caM t>eMetro area 831-3070 or349-3210 MANAGER RETAIL - To $23,500 work conditions FuH time. fuH benedental Qualified candidates can perienced help In landacapmg. lawn tween 9am-ftym Mon -Fn 344-6687 J O B S IN 3 years management experience refits Send resume to 41555 Kopporsend reaume and salary require- JANITORIAL/OFFICE CLEANING, maintenance, lawn irrigation Must LAWN MAINTENANCE Company LUMBER/ LIVONIA MAINTENANCE PERSON quired " 473-7210 rucfc Canton, Ml 48187. or caH ments. in confidence to: Mon Wed Frt. night, Troy, W be dependable 4 have own trans- needs Laborers Must be dependAll Shifts Available lor luxury apartment m Canton. Full Steven J. G r e e n e Personnel Chris 453-6677 CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY Bloomfield and Ptymouth locations. portation Full-time: year-round able 4 hardworking Excellent BUILDING time, beneflta 459-3530 Of AMERICA $5 60 per hour to Stan 443-9658work possible 354-3213. 469-5955 pay ngfw A s A ep i hr ReMee 4Newspapers. 3*251 Schoolcr*ft ROSERTSON BROS POOL Service 45 25 lo 46 20/ experience tn anaH engines hydr*u- Mg7 Do you th* iMni that from 5pm to 9pm. Mon -Fn Starting promotion* baaed on performance Rd Livonia Mictagan 46150 accepting appacellon* lo> kM7pan v Appacakona accepted Mon torn Smppmg4R| acs 4 Toro golf course equpmant promoI— effective cuetomar reta wage 14 95/hr pieees compiele an Apply North American PtwMO, Frt 6anv-3pm al Houaakamng Ropar Zalkofl ( . . application for conaidar ation al 27451 Schoolcraft Lrvoma Appfy m parson at WaMarn Golf 4 tton*? Our corporation M d—> ou* C a a 1-600-6464146 Dept . SI Mary HoapM*. 96475 W PO Box 413 PNOOUCTION WORKERS - tor LINDSAY 4 PAVEUCH Country Club 25631 Graham ar caaof anlhuataatic individuals who *r* Farmmgton Haa. Ml 46332-0413 PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT powder coat plant 46 par hour lo ROUGH CARPENTER WANTED Five Ma* Roed Uvonia 6565 Honda Drive. Canton 531-1549 cha*ang*d by the opportunity to *fAn Equ* Opportunity Employ* Two years experience M nec eeaary atart wilh attendance bonua Own Decka 4 addmona Must nave W of Haggerty. S ol Joy tocuvaty commumcat* direct with SHIPPING/RECEIVING CLERK Roqiarea overtime Benefits include tranaportalion Apply at 6400 Ronda current retoranca* Aft* 6pm MECHANIC tor 461-1171 o^tomors on * one-lo-on* b**w ar** manufacturer a STOCK/CASHCR HAP 4 profit aharmg Send 'Mum* Dr Canton. Between 6 30am-3pm 477-180 Plymouth Th*o* career poMion* Mao requwe >**k mg a self motivated parson tor oeneltta Btoe good orttlng and math ska* Ad- PART-TIME PROGRAM Aaaistant to Box 732. Observer 4 Eccentric PRODUCTION WORKERS - needed Slapping/Racamng powbon Expe- Porry Drug Stores. Inc •tooktogtor* SALES/CASHIER To work with developmental, dis- Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft ansa, vacation Caa Mon thru Fn Bxit nof n*c—*-y Ml aid port wno Stock/Casts* tor Troy pleatlca pant Starting lor Ulta Caesar Enterprises mc on* Fua time permanent poeitiontorW 9am-5pm 967-2224 tan* axialtottho** individuals «ho abled adults Experience rwipful But Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46150 working hour* 9em Ipm Persons neededtorAM 4 PM sMfts new srtifi - aa aftT required We tram Good opporof America's lasteat growing re*t*u BloomAeld chadran a store Appty mFua benarttt - - lo * fring* benefits packnot Apply m person * $97 S Adams PROGRAMMER ANALYST MEDIUM SIZED stamping co look- dar tunity tor mental hearth aludenta , ats soli rn addition rani cnam*. is currently looking tor * ~>ad B*mmg>iam ingtorprogr eearve dw press opera-•0* aevera starting t*no* are o«- Flexible hrs Good driving record a! quired. 15/hr to start 4 competitive Peenuts 6905 Orchard Lake Rd analytic* person lor this An Equ* Opportunity Employer IBM M A I N F R A M E banem package Send roeiane lo qualified tor Good pay union Benefits able farad lor thoee mmduM with vary- muatl Caa lor appointment SALES HELP -afternoona lor Goodto do own set-up Send ream* to "H> noods A salary rang* oft 14 600 Production Une Workers, PO Box newly created position 476-0670 year Auto Samce Cam* No expeBox 934 Observer 4 Eccentric C I C S / D B 2 1946 M being offered H you are : STQCA1AT41 8* RM • W Bachelor s Degree 1-2 years mar- mga m Canton 4 Southfield Aak for FULL TIME CASHIER $3U,000-$40,000 Rd Livonia. Michigan 48150 environment, piaaae lorwafd us your ket research analysis, statistic* Rick PRODUCTION WORKERS 454-0440 COUNTER SALES PERSON Get yourself m tha door of tfaa ca- NetionM fsaume or apply m peraon Mon -Fn , (Lumber DISPLAY HELP manufacturer accaptmg data collection end report wrnmg experience required) reer oriented company that prov am-4 pm SALES PERSON applications for dra pr*a*. operaMOCMF1ER - door 4 fr*m* modifier Appfy 7 30am-7pm Mon-Fn and on Retired? Laid-off? moles from within Outstanding Human Reeource* nyt 4 wood windows 4 SKkng Work lors/sssemBlers Competitive Accepting appkcations d*»y steel axparience m MIG Welding weekends at benefits m a very stable FIREMAN S FUND Responsibilities writ «aude coordi- wee 20 ma* 'm>u* of Southfiwd wage*. Benefits Appfy m parson Hollow metal experience preferred MORTGAGE CORPORATION 352-5404 N e e d E x t r a M o n e y ? nating various reaaarch methods forCaH Stephen Toth at JOES PRODUCE 9 am - 4pm. Mon - Frt. BenelHs Forward '**um* to RBP Erb L U M B E R CO. environment 27555 Farmlngion R d 33152 W 7 Mile - Uvonia daia coaection. providing Basic 9U> Genera Ct Plymouth Ml Van Mark Products Corp W* need Shuttle 0n«ers Pwt-urne CALL 569-3030 SALES 905 S. MaJn. Royal Oak Farmmgton HMs. Ml 46018 analysis ol date collected and develShowroom needs 48170 24145 Industrial Pk Dr experienced en- hours flexible schedule day and GENEFCAL E M P L O Y M E N T Equa Opportunity Employer M/F/H op.ng reports on data collected * getic mdrvidu* lo 548-2153 Farmmgton H*M. Ml 46024 lua tune Sales night work avaaabw 17117 W E S T 9 M I L E R O A D SUMMER JOBS MOLLY MAID through telemarketing techmQuea position 649-0220 S U I T E 1039 young adults 14-21. sfegiba PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Sow hiring Ml time IS j ' hr after PROGRAM AIOS needed to work and person* mterviews NANNY rou H need a driver s keen** and tor SOUTHFIELD. Ml 46075 Oakland County residents caH For Oak Park Home Health Agency trarung Plymouth Northville we** liM 4 pert time m Livonia area group S E C U R I T Y G U A R D S -Looking tor clean driving record tor tha leaf PERSONNEL AGENCY 354-9167 OF ddmg-peraoooal and special protonfy Great hours, vacation, benefits homa Training prelerred WM tram We ofler a competitive compensa- re* sharp indrviduafs who is rekabiethree ye*s (Bring * copy of your SET ect* including fund ratamg Must 1 mors 455-2053 Caa 10-3pm 421-6251 tion package mcludng 401IK) and and dependable C*a 10*m-3pm MVS with you ) PORTER NEEDED AMERICA SLIMMER JOBS - Warned CoOega have excellent communication 4 or- For Msxie Coaismn Apply m peraon prohl sharing Send your resume 473-6t71 High Scfiool workers Jo pamt m MORTGAGE CLOSER' skills pm* computer 4 at 32581 Northwestern Hwy Farm- PROJECT LEADER/ENGINEER and salary history to Apply n parson betwen 9 a m and 5 •a looking for competent caring rv ganizational Farmmgton Has wea 45 50-46 SO with handa-on capabMty/expanence RESIDENTIAL Reaume* only Ren*.stance ington HMe SECURITY GUARO pm st dividuaia who have a basic love foi typing per hoc* CaM 1-600-543-3792 lo heed * maior manufacturing proFrankIm Savings Bank « looiiing tor Health Care 20700 Greenfield, Downtown Detroit be sad firm seeks gram of larga machamca dnve asa fua tarn* residential mortgage do*-children No experience necessary -320. Oak Park Mi 46237 M> time Qualified individuals lor sePOWER SEWING MACHINE Little Caesar SUMMER POOL ATTENDANT sembly Fua benefits, overtime yng coordmator Must ba organized We tram you al our expanse to beBUDGET RENT A CAR curity guard position Top aalary tor OPERATOR Triad Management a currently ocPERSONS WANTED to drive truck For Uvonia awrung co Compatitrv* Send reeume or apply In parson to motivated, and have excellent cua- come a professional nanny quashed indraiduaM Fua company Enterprises, Inc. captmg appkcations tor a pool at4 load/unload feed m Lrvoma L O C P E R F O R M A N C E •omer relation* akMa WordPerfect benefit package Send r e e u m e to wages, benefit* Oorleen 422-7110 Wayne Ml 46164 tendant for Bedford VHtoa Plane Attn Human Resources-RCS Full/Part Time Work Available CaH after 6pm 201 1NOUSTWAL DRIVE and Lotus 1.2.3. experience preSecurity Gu*d (NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) phone Kevm lor further information Fox Office Centre ( 3 13) 3 6 3 - 8 0 2 0 PRESS OPERATOR/MANAGER PLYMOUTH. Ml 48170 ferred Piaaae send reaume to: P O Box 779 554 2211 Woodward Ave Senior Citizens Wetcome Experwric* with quality and color on An Equal Opportunity Employer Personnel. P 0 Box 5006. South. Detroit. Ml 46231 Equ* Opportunity Employ* Detroit. Ml 46201-3400 PET GROOMER-FuH time with off set presae* Excellent growth poheld Ml 46086 at coma m and ha out SUMMER WORK tential Can 474-7335 QUALITY CONTROL - I650-S750. an application at 26400 W 12 Mile Help Care tor. America s Families experience W BtoomrieM area R*toba. self stan* to peitorin Ar Equ* Opportunity Empl o yer 6 6 2 4 6 1 7 wk. Experienced metal atampmga CaH today 540-4960 SOLDERING SECURITY Rd Southfield AH perspective new grounds keeping dutiea tor townPRESS OPERATOR/HELPER SPC txg 3 spec*. famMar with CADhire* will be tested for substance houses m Roche it w Fua tune, ftoxiPHLEBOTOMISTS RETAIL OFFICE MANAGER Needed for commercial print ahop CAM Ray Uroario P«r*onnai abuse. OFFICERS bMhrs 43 80 per hr CaH Mon -Fn Our aniXMpaled growtn at SmrthK- Must hav* experience, * strong meAutomotive prototype ahop m Lrvo399-1426 EXPERIENCE An Equal Opportunity Emptoy*r ma needs motivated mdivtdua with kne Beecham CUncai Laborortiee cfwmcal aptitude, and imderatandaecurtty ofkcqrs needed 652-0600 Join the nations largest, fastest Quaklied for Romul u s 6 U v o m a locations h a a u a planning for the openng of Q U A L I T Y C O N T R O L I N S P E C T O R MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS computer accounting, word pro- several Patient Service Centers to mg of preea operation Send resumeEntry level 45/hr Experience help- growing sporting goods retailer An Good woakfy pay plus $75 cash Are you avian onansod end looking VIC TANNY HAS unmadla openceasing 4 people management skMs to Pr*M Oper*tor/Helper PO Box opportunity tor those with reta* bonus Application* b*ng tak*> at for a special ASSISTANT mg* m our Novi Club m th* Sun ful but not required Apply m per- background or |ust avid sports •plua experience with payroa taxes draw blood loi cfcrncai laboratory 5336 Plymouth. 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Uvonia, • C A S H I E R S • trol auditing 4 document control R E C E P T I O N I S T From D e s k Area fyat: preferred Good benefits peckaga •GENERAL SALESSECURITY OFFICER - Pert-time lor FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL SURVEY PARTY CHIEF. Oiewxie closing experience is re- Michigan 48150 Caa 341 -6744- Experienced Make-up Artist SrmthKlin* Beecham i*g* apartment complex m Pontiac quired and proceeaing experience ia OIL CHANGE TECHNICIANS anced m new aubdnn*on layout, tor 354-0659 For exckisrve Farmington Hills Qualified candidates wM be outgo- For further info caa Mon-Fn Ckmcal Laboratory preferred WordPerfect experience Lnoma on* engineering 6 land aurbeauty spa. Caa 855-0474 ing and enjoy people Technic* I0am-4pm large auto repair shop FuH or 24469 indoplex Circle 334-6262 OUR BENEFITS CAN t BE BEAT veymg company Submit reexne 4 is a pk» Please sand rasum* to For PRINTING part tirpo. will tram L e a v e the Farmmglon Hals. Ml 46018 Personnel. 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Maple 6 Drake, haa exciting oppor- akMa s muM Light typing Muet s good communications Mite Caring, Center ia »eMmg an Aaaatant Con- Knowledge of WordPerfect Micro service tor • we* known company and aaakmd Malta Exoefieni salary tunitiestorLPN's ready 10 meM theseff motivated and organized perFULLTIME dependable, typing 50 wpm.torHextroeer Tha successful candidate son Word or NBi helpful Good pay W e currently I M I part time weekHourly plus ccin.nl—an DnftM - ft Paid weakly diMmgss provided by the recogaon Experience onl y pleas i apply If you have aa slating experience & uM have a minimum of 2 yeers exrtlng hour* 4>ft-0060 474-0555 end opportunity avaAsbie to wort In position - 5-6 hrs per day 644-3920m are lookingtara poaittve change CMnized leader Vi SkMed. Long Term CM OM perience In a large hotel accounting d salary history to 6 Diagnostic imaging and interua. Wa cwter benefits, peid vaca- Care Staff poamon* aaktue M MEDICAL SECRETORY - Detroit our department and poeeeea strong *uP O Bos 617. Troy, M vention* Radiology Department as 504 Help Wanted $11 75/hr days, or $12.50/hr after tion* paid MC* time T holiday*. UniTELEMARKETBRS WAREHOUSE HELP out-patient hospital, word prooaeea Radiology Techni c ton M u M be pervMory MM* term afiowance month* bonuses * 24 hours par w e a k Pan time, ftextm g helptol 5 0 plus typing 61400A R R T registered previous generM Office-Clerical C U S T O M E R SERVICE S12.75 or S13.50 You know bte hour* Appfy M 19240 W • maa.profit sharing Phone od^ Southfield earn Office Management ft Training UnMorca radiology experience In a hoepitM FM you are the BeMt Jom the Team 11560/mb CM Barbers MJ67-0036 ADMINISTRATIVE; prelerred Selected candidate w« Mty lo CM proapacllve customers that's the Best! CM Mrs Mancueo . A c c o u n t a n t s J r . / • Computer System* operation and be rotating as toaows teat Week•nd other office wortL £ « • • * • or Mrs Subotlcn M 861-1900 D € N T A L ASSISTANT SECRETARIES WAREHOUSE maintenance (ISM System 36. end. Sal S Sun 3 3 0 P M 1 2 MidMONEY T A L K S helpM. but not nicimr) PMunl TRUCK DRIVERS & PROOUCTION Bookkeepers PCII. MICROS. Lodgtstlx night Second Weekend. Frt ft Sal lor kn- Westland-'Canton EXPERIENCED MEOtCAL ASSISTANTtorbusy car Our top performers samed S16.000Bachelors degree le pi storied 6 AMtentton lo detM M n u n n Fulmediete and future Ml time sssson-neceeeary FuB-tlma Benefits avail- dicaogy office wtth knowledge of 120.000 m wages. Incentiveftbonus WORD W you are in between |ob* why not OR benefits package Including KsMtn. M positions lor diMribulor ot oorv able Four day week No wsMsnda IreadmM. DCG EKG 6 VP Ful Ume.In 1909 They Ml earn even mora m 569-4232 1990 Home heelth cars is not M WM consider 2 candldataa spatting work temporary? FM lime, Mion We otter a strong compensation. OanlM. 40 IK. Mc Sand reaums orcrete construction material* Apply CM 326-2010 good benefits. cM P R O CESSORS term ft long term positions availbeliefs-peck age wtth career job anymore Currant open- the above schedutod WeMends apply a«: Adtetre Corp. 101 Union between Bun Ipm, Mon -Frl at MEDICAL ASSISTANT . Garden another able Many lead 10 psrmanem We development potential m a -maior D E N T A L HYGIENIST include Si . Plymouth. Mt 43170 BARNES A SWEENEY City, part tana tor buey General •ings seek bright, eager candadatee M M hotM corporation interested end TSl Office Services haa immedtete W e otter m excaaent starting salary H o m e attendants, tea or part = 2 = pan fna pnamnm alan iyM UMI le Ml of experience Computer s qualified candidates, plies* lorward long term poMnnt available wtth i modem general dantMtry office LoNovi. MJ 43050 522-3770 • 24hr assignments catad new complex on Jefferson aesary 25 hr./ wk lop pay Radiaaon Ptaza HotM Cat or send reeume TELEMARKETING - No expensncs No phone caas pleese OuMfied interested candidates m a y (Fireman staffing) Ave, lust E of Downtown Detroit MEDICAL ASSISTANT part Ume. A/i Equal Opportunity Employer paid vacahons^nkdsy* and tianon M Town Center neceeeary UOO/wk + bonus Ful apply Mon - Thurs 8 AM - 12 Excellent pay' 259-2410 afternoone. evenings and every Sat-• Quad cars sttsndmis reimbursement To vtervlew piaaae 1500 Town Center or pert-time 12 M»a/Southlteid WE ARE CURRENTLY accepting apNoon or cMI 424-3900toraddltionM • New Mrs b o n u s urday morning S o m e experience 3 5 4 2 4 1 0 contact a TSl office ctoee to you Southfield. Ml 46075 na S68-181B pkcations lor adult naw«paper mo- DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER want- neoaaaary Please CM 427-9222 EM PA-CARE IV 455-1061information Attn PersonrM Department lul tune Computer experience Accountants One tor route* m Wayne, and Oakland ed Troy P R O V I D E N C E 569-7068 TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS EEO/M/F/H/V required DMieflt* «Msi r commenMEDICAL ASSISTANT TN* t* early morning deEmployment Agency Fee Paid Auburn HM* Ona ot ths nation* isrgaat i w c l i Counties 373-7161 396-5050 Clerical A cknicMteatime lor buay HOSPITAL 24133 Northwestern Hwy Surte 202 Farmmgton HMs 4 conaufttngfirm*na* opening* tor *»erlas and no bMng or coMcting • N U R S E A I D E S pediatric office Experience preSouthfield. Mi 48075 involved W e gaurantee a 16001 W 9 MM R d A c c o u n t i n g C l e r k s Detroit DENTAL RECEPTIONIST irxWvKkia* to conduct Won on* ferred CM Mrs MarMon after 1pm, of 1140 weakly compensation Wa Part time - experience prelerred Southfield Ml 48075 opinion po«» CCOUNTANT WANTEDtorFarm559-6620 are looking lor people who nave Computer knowledge halptui An Equal Opportunity Employer A ing! on HMs CPAfirm,minimum 2 We need your skils. SI levels with EARN UP TO 16 32 HOUR ALL SKILLS pride m themselves and the lob maWDeertxxn y computer experiencetorlemporery 562-5610 IF YOU HAVE yr*. recent MEDICAL ASSISTANT R E C E P T I O N I S T Birmingham mendo N interested C M u s st 534-0005 positions svaMabis immediatsry • A pl»a«»n< pnona votca Part time For buey Uvonia Pediatric PrtvMS Duly tal health dmc. Mon thru Thurs 4- rtenc* Competitive *sisry ft beneNEEDED or To* Fraa. 1-SOO-631-2SOO DENTAL RECEPTIONIST • good paopla MM* ofllca Must have experience In inH o m e Care Assignments -fit* Ptesae send r a a u m a to Box 6 30pm Sat 9-1 Typing required Person wtth recent dental experiPut your akifts lo work we have • Nigh motivation AI sums WHALL CENTRAL ALARM 647-0030 "696. Obeerver ft Eccentric News- LOTUS s piu* ence. flexible hours, no evenings . fections t generM lab procedures many long ft short term assign• Knowledge of typing 476-2723 papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Hiring lor dispatching, pokcaftare. pleasant W Dearborn. 2 doctor offments available CM or ssnd reeume • Corn put ar skies helpful MuM have 1 yew experience and RECEPTIONIST lor medKM office Uvonia. Michigan 48150 Afternoons, midnights A weekend ice Please CM' 563-3400 training certificate Must have car Permanent part lime poMUon No shifts available Stan pay IS/tw. ExMEDICAL Wa provide excalart teaming In • perience preferred but not neca* DENTAL RECEPTIONIST: Are you experience neoeeavy. wMI train ACCOUNTANT - « 3 5 4 2 4 1 0 Clerks ptaaaant almoaphers No asking «v ASSISTANTS CM 653-6750torm appointment Garden Cty are* 276-3050 balance sheets ft ths process of dependable, personeble. organaed, nfing ft buying out of busmeeses Accountants One 424-4317 a good communicMor. someone WeM and northern suburbs Must Please cal S e cretaries Respond lo 29431 Southfield Rd Wa welcome students A Mnoi R E C E P T I O N I S T BEAUMONT who enjoy* 6 cares about people? Nbs experienced In Venipuncture. Cal 10am-7pm 421-6320 WORKER NEEDED For Condo you alao have dental experience, a EKG FuH lime good pay. beneflta For Medical Office In Redford Suds 9. Southfield. Ml 46078 or FsxEmployment Agency l Hwy Surte 202 Typists 313-443-6668 Community Nursing Experience Preferred Fua-Time Our office la locatad M 33020 Complex Duties consist ot outside high quality specialty office is weltSouthfield, Ml 46075 grounds work, hal darning snd ingtoryou lo CM 357937-2600 Schoolcraft. Uvonia 7-3306 ACCOUNT ASSISTANT - DAVIS-SMITH ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - 2 yrs mini- W o r d P r o c e s s o r s other various (obe Transportation THE VILLAGE APARTMENTS la needed Call RECEPTIONIST - Fua time poMlion promotional agency W Southfield mum experience, good communica651-4510 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST-Cheertul. MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE Making employment lor tha lokowin Lrvonia. tor experienced parson seeks bookkeeping receptionist tion MMs. some experience with Top Pay - Mem increeeea - Hokdey outgoing parson needed for varied N U R S E A I D E S 354-4100 mg poaltion* Good telephone manner*. baaK typ-with abWty lor some accounting, computers, accounting background Vacation PayftIneurance front Oeek dutiee m a canng famky 502 Help Wanted ing and clerical *klM desired Refer- muet be wM organized, energetic ft deeirable Excaaent benefit*, non CM today for an appointment practice Dental experience neces& ORDERLIES ences required CM 476-7132 have good writingftcommunication smoking office CM Grounds. Life Guard 489-1702 sary SouthfMd 357-5390 Dental-Medical Mils 443-9003 CORPORATE and Window Scraan inMMter Full and part time o p e n i n g s ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK. DENTAL STAFF: FuS-time ExperiAFTERNOON SUPERVISOR a v a i l a b l e on all shifts. ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT RN Part time. Prior bookkeepma and PERSONNEL Apply M Tha VMage Apartment* *1 Our smM new*/ remodeled home » enced person wtth good communiBirmingham firm seeking account F U L L O R P A R T TIME P C knowledge required Salary $4.55 to start plus benefits. tha comar ot Pontiac TrM md Back actively seeking a Heed Charge cation skIM deelredtorfront desk in Ing aaaistant to provide support In commensurate* with experience DAY SHIFT Rd* . Mon -Ft*,. 9-5 SERVICES Nurse. Be s part of ona of the most auxliary responsibilities TM Twelve Will train. Apply In person: account* payable, receivable*, payGood starting rataftbenefits Send reeume wtth cover letter to: a Competitive pey and berrftts progrsearve nursing I earns In the 396-6960 roa. generM accounting Require* Personnal-MLS «2. 1605 On* Ken- Berkley Cameiot Hall Convalescent See Mrs Martin 357-5540 Mate This position M ba rssponsi- CM (12 MMftWoodward) The University of Michigan accurate wM organized person fa- nedy Square. Detroit. Ml 46226 TIGER Director of Nursing bie for Directing and Managing Mur- DIALYSIS CENTER locsted m PontiCenter, 35100 A n n A r b o r Detroit 965-0267 Medical Center m « k e r with computer mput/dsts pro261-5300 ing Services m the abeence of NursUvonia 476-1010 cessing Ssnd reeume stating salary A C C O U N T S PAYABLE STADIUM NIGHTENGALE WEST ing AdmlntMration Only experi- ac has fua 6 part time openings for immediate openings tor tea end Trail, Uvonia. 522-1444. EOE NO FEE requirement? lo Box 694 Observer 8365 Newburgh Rd Wort 7 hour* each gams gal paid enced persons should apply. RN s & LPN's. Minimum of 1 yearpart-time Medical AssiMants In our ft Eccentnc Newspapers 36251 dialysis experience required ExcelA M E R I S C A N L A S E R P LOTTING Westland, near Joy Rd H W an hour ft snjoy Tigar But- Bedford Vila. Southfield CM for an Arbor Drug*, inc hea *n account* Ambulatory Care Internal Medicine N U R S E S Schoolcraft R d . Uvonia. Michigan An EquM Opportunity Employer bal No sxpsnsnce raquirad CaH appointment, aak for Director of lent working conditions, competitive Out-patient Service* payable poMlion at our Troy corpo- haa inside office .'sale* opening 48150 & fringe benefits Send reRit* Sparry rate office for an experienced mdi- Some phone sales W« traln/ful Nursing. 557-3333 salanee AIDES sume lo: Mary Wojoschowski CliniEmployment Canter Inc. Agency vtduM We offer a fully part, com- time Non smoking office PMd benRN/LPN An Equal Opportunity Employer cal Nurse Manager. M Southfield Graduation from a Medical AsslM- Full time, experience not necessary A C C O U N T I N G 568-1656 petitive benefit* package Submit efit package riduded Apply al snt program or qurvalent and some FULL TIME Will tram S e e Carol Brown Dialysis Facility, 23077 Greenfield reeume with aalary expectations lo 32900 Capitol, off Farmington. office sxpertence is nsossiary CerBILLERS ASSISTANT TITLE COMPANY NIGHTENGALE WEST Rd. Suite 104. Southfield. Ml 46075 Uvonia NophonecaM AFTERNOON SHIFT tification Is preferred f Soliciting resumes from experi- Are you thinking of changing lobs'' 6365 Newburgh Rd $16,000 FEE PAID Apply m person at Account* Payable Position - JH APARTMENT LEASING Consultsnt enced Title professionals including Let Harper Assoaatee represent DIETARY HELP Weetland. near Joy Rd Back up Vice Preektent in this busy Human Resource* Department interested candldataa should send you. To qualify you must h a v e 2y» Marycrest M a n o r Tues thru Sat . 12 30pm-9pm Title Examiners Sand reeume to Our Olelary Team Is looking lor an An Equal Opportunity Employer suburban sates office WI work with P.O. Box 7034 experience m s physician's office experienced, rekeble new member two (2) copies of their resume to 15475 Middlebelt, Livonia Dearborn Heighta srea CM Lawyers Title - Pat.. PO Box 3200. « Accounts PayableftRecervabla and Troy. Ml 46007-7034 NURSING ASSISTANTS 562-3966 Troy 427-9175 Wesl U160HHMHU NLMUiy Ceiiiei Equal Opportunity Employer M/E knowledge of ICO-9 ft Mufc cod- Bedford Vila ask for Director of (WWWexperience veryegdesired FuH , An EquM Opportunity Employer ABC VOU A PEOPLE PERSON near MapleftDrMe. has immediate The University Ing Computer or manual baling CM Dietary Services. 16240 W 12 Mile RN or MEDICAL ASSISTANT Lotus ei A C C O U N T S R E C E I V A B L E Entry openings on M shifts for fufl or pert tOP SALARY - Nannies needed Ex- or send resume In confidence lo If so there Is a > o b tor you Gardner benefits and 'est salary review CM level Detail oriented. fuH lime with Rosd (between Southfield and Of M i c h i g a n time Nursing Assistants $5 75/hr , Part time lor Birmingham Internist Mark at 649-5900 perienced wtth children Mature ra- Connne Ristadt. CPC Whits Soutfcfmd office Your duties Greenfield E ot Pierce). SouthfMd. Mature reliable Will train benefits Salary commensurats Ask win includes Customer Service, leie$6.00 after 90 days S6 25 after 1 table. kve-m/out. tun/pen time Cal Harper Assoc 29670 Mlddlebeft ml 46076 557-3333 M e d i c a l C e n t e r 644-7239 or 645-9214 S N E L L I N G & SNELLING for Mrs Scott 6am - 4pm 261-2100 phone.flkno.taking crsdrt appkcayeer Pleese contact: The Nanny Network. Inc 650-0670Farmington Hill* ,48018 932-1170 An Equal Opportunity Employer Employment Office OF TROY Mrs Ptoskonksst 661-1600 tions. etc Full snd psrt tlms posiRN 300 NIB Room 8A07 TRAVEL AGENT A C C O U N T S RECEIVABLE tions avMlabie Ample opportunity Private Duty H o m e Care C a s e m the A C C O U N T I N G C L E R K wtth data enBox 0422 (040001YHrOE Experienced only Computer knowlDMC-WOODLAND •or advancement Apply In person NURSING A S S I S T A N T S Full-time, only experienced Evergreen and 1 3 Mile area for 8-12 try, C n g 6 firm. 2 yrs experience plus Ann Arbor, Ml , 46109/0422 B I L L I N G CLERK edge and office skills. Can 628-0017 Paid stsle certification training hour shift, (6AM - 8 PM , or 4 PM2- yr academic $l400/mo Cal Jane & m a t u r e Individuals need Gardner White Furniture, 21100 W H E A L T H C A R E CENTERS A NON-DISCRIMINATORY. Eighl Mlie Rd between Evergreen 646-7663 TRAVEL CAREER OPPORTUNITY Sinai Heelth Service* a major AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER clmas evMabie for inexperienced 12 Mldnighll CM 853-6750 lor fur- at Unitorce ft Lahser apply. Call Mr Richard nursing assistants Training classes ther informal ion Quakfter/Msnagsr lor new brsnch m heaflh care dekvery system, has Im- • Physclal Therapist Novi On A r . r . M , I N T I F T ( I f.i FRK al Therapy Asainsnt •M W W ft mediate vacancies lor experienced 354-9119 RN's With secretarial skills Construction day cars available for your children leisure Growth opportunity Re- professional tee snd facklty charge Novi M e d i c a l Assistant A R E Y O U IN background st a neceasity Sand rewhile you train Apply m parson be- Be a member ol -the o 1 Team' We ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE spond with resume for scheduled in-bMlers • LPN - Cardiology, pan time a n d LPN's THE RIGHT JOB? tween Apr* 16 and April 20 StartingBloomfield Nursing Center, near sume with salary requirements to Rapidly expanding Southfield corterview to: Box 926. ObeerverftEcLivonia Maple ft DrMe. h a s excrtmg opporPersonnel Manager. 838 W e s t Long wage 14 85 ft $ 5 00 after 90 days porate headquarters needs expenR E C EPTIONIST/SECRETARY Earn G o o d Pay In our Mntric Newspaper*. 36251 School- Requirements include 2-5 year* re- • Cashier/Patient registrar Potential for career advancement to tunities for RN's ready to meet the LMe Road. Sulla 250, Btoomfieid enced accounts srecerrabis rsprsTO $16,000 FEE PAID Craft Rd ., Lrvonla. Michigan 46150 cent professional or facility billing Urgent care, part time H u m a n Resource Pool challenges provided by the recog- HiHs. Ml 46013 become a licensed prsctlcal nurse sentattve with some P C experience D o you currently enjoy a variety poNovi TRAVEL TOURISM AGENCY Mane- experience, proficiency with adding • LPN/RN - Pediatrics part time BeUe Woods Continuing Care ntred leader in Skilled. 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Formidable looking, yet arresting, the Max Klein Inc. building s t a n d s out a s o n e of the few — if only — black buildings in metropolitan Detroit.

Accents give buildings attention-grabbing designs By Gerald Frswley staff writer

- The way color is used and where it is used is a5 important as what color is used, he said.

Don't expect to find garish, bright colors in architecture these days — LIGHT COLORS give a building architects say the best way to use an impression of lightness, while A pastiche of colors, red line on gray, green stripes across barren concrete walls, ceramic tiles accenting glass and steel — used to accent rather than overwhelm, to attract

foreboding, he said. Light colors also make a building look larger, while dark colors make it look smaller, Blair said. "The same optical illusion in clothing applies in buildings." —*— Color, however, is still an importTHE USE of color in modern arant part of architecture. chitecture dates back more than 40 AS IMPORTANT as shape and years, according to Robert Ziegeltexture, color conveys feelings, por- man of Luckenbach/Ziegelman 4 trays images and sends messages. Partners in Birmingham. Just as a mistake in shape and texPrior to the 1950s, buildings were ture can ruin a project, so can a mis- built in one shade — usually gray or take in color. ' white. Can you imagine a maroon ReIn the 1950s, however, architects naissance Center? began to experiment with color. "You could build the same buildIn addition to the use of more red, ing in two different places and brown and earth tone bricks, multichange the colors and it would look colored — sometimes bright — completely different." according te painted panels were added to buildAlvin F. Blair, a partner with the ings, Ziegelman said. Detroit architectural firm of BEI Associates Inc. 'BUT THERE was a problem

with this — colors can be very faddish and after 10 years they go out of vogue," he said. Architecture experienced a backlash in the 1960s. Colored panels were removed or repainted and ev-

the risk of becoming old before their time. Architects, Ziegelman said, are just as guilty as the rest of the population when it comes to indulging in fads.

gray, Ziegelman said. It wasn't until the mid-1980s that use of color became popular again, thanks in part to new materials and a more conservative style. TODAY, MUTED colors are available for buUding facades and bright colors — when used at all — are used as accents, Ziegelman said. "I'd say we're mdch better at using color than we were 20 years ago. "As an era, the '50s and '60s generally used color very poorly," he said. When used properly, bright colors can express life and vibrancy, dark colors can convey a sense of stability and conservatism, Ziegelman said. "But there's the danger that if things aren't natural colors, they are just fashionable," Ziegelman said.

that," Ziegelman said. "Today, you'll see more subtle uses of colors in basic building materials — tastes are more sophisticated today." Colors, especially bright ones, are still faddish so architects have to be careful in their use. Ziegelman said. Bright racing stripes wrapping around buildings, for example, are dead giveaways a structure was built in the mid-1980s.

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SOME ACCENT colors are still popular, Ziegelman said. Deep greens and reds used as window framing and railings are popular because they give an old-fashioned feel to a building even though neither color was used much years ago. Colors can even cause-physical changes in the body, Blair said. "Red and orange are vibrant colors that physiologically create exPlease turn to Page 2

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Stand mirrors and pictures in cartons; protect them with layers of paper and separate them with corrugated cardboard. Wrap lampshades in clean paper and pack them in cartons separate from the laropg After electric power has been disconnected from major appliances such as refrigerators, freezers and washing machines, drain off any water. Clean each appliance inside and out and leave it open to air dry for a day or two. Be careful no children play in or around these appliances; they can be very dangerous. After they are dry, tape doors lids shut with a strong tape such filament tape, and tape tbe power cord to the back of the appliance. When moving, protect the appliance with blankets.

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If a move is in your future, here are some tips for planning and packing that can help you survive it with l e a trauma Planning:

Before moving, measure the rooms in your new home to be sure your appliances and furniture will fit into . allotted spaces. Also measure all doors to be sure everything will go through them. If you don't know bow to disconnect major appliances such as washing machines and kitchen ranges, arrange with a plumber, utility company or an appliance stfvice company to do i t Also arrange for these appliances to be reconnected in your new home. Movers will not do this nor will they take down a television antenna. If you are moving to a new city, get summaries of your dental and medical records to give to your new health care professionals. Send out change-of-address notices to periodicals, family and friends as soon as you've confirmed your move. Change the address oo your bank and charge accounts or open new accounts if more convenient Make the move easier for your child by having a goodbye party for t^e child's special friends. Have tbe guests exchange addresses and teleB B S numbers with yuur child. When packing, load the child's things last so they will be the first thing* unpacked.

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II you answered Yes - - plus canlent benefit package Secretarial years experience m property man- Typing, phones rmac. wortt Contact 8 ofllca management Atemoona A Agency repLaree good professional B H A M I L PERSONNEL 8 office Sand taaiana lo coding. Daicmnp type si least 50 wpm and have "•Ms and sokfl tvomo ol 50 worn - Gom424-8470 word processing. !hen lhi» opening wM open Ihe door lo this exciting or- r r w i l Systems. Inc 14201 W THE CANDIDATE putsr helpful Good b a n a t a Send Rd . Detroit Ml 48235. Attn U U RECEPTIOMST tor protaaMonM m We offer gobd benefits 8 advance- can be ypars. Artene M 851-366C ganaanon C M R * * I . 851-3660 Conscientious. Mil starter reaume lo P O Box 52037, LMoma 'X^QOKK Hanging and di»eitMb training ARE YOU LIKE ME? GEO Sand raauma to: V Clark. 114Extras tan high school diploma, previous cook-Appfy m person 11am-4pm. Mon e Advanced Agent Trammg I work hard 8 I want the better doWar to experienced computer compensation and benefit* to the ing experience m institutional set- Frt.. Ramada Hotel. 28225 Tak • Management Opportunrtlee sale* people W M m g to consider T E M P O R A R Y Orchard Lake Rd. Pontiac. Ml 48053 things m M t o . M y career reward* ma right candidate Please forward ting 8 experience m food 8 menu graph Rd.. Southfield Commission Schedule well lor my effort* I work between sale* experience m another field An resume m confidence to: TYPIST FOR SouthMd attorney 505 Halp Wanted An Equal Opportunity Employer •• Agressive preparation Flexible hours 8 days, National Awards 4 Recognition 42 8 46 hr*. in a wed displayed excellent opportunity with an ex- Operation* Manager P O Box 546 Flexbde hours, legal experience to: Marten Oakland Wast. Food-Bavaraga e Plus much more prelerred Pleasant manor, good SERVICES showroom I en|oy people 8 get panding company Send reaume to Bloomfield Hills Ml 48013 MS HORN m 50 W 10 mile. Farmngton H«s. Now hiringRA greet personal aatufactlon from 23953 W 9 Mile. Southfield 48034 Waltstaff. fuH & part T he "If.ady Grt Tha BeatBSOLUTELY TIIC TaWaal giuaaig 478.7708, DATE April 25, 1990 Tha First And Good opportunity A knowing that thek Uvea wkl be better COMPUTER^YSTEMS SALES mdependa -New bar ft ana around n a e d a good helpNot An Agency. Never A Fee tor Ihe right candidate. 552-0245 Bartenders. Barbacfc*. utHrty work- COUNTER PERSON - grin cook, ex-aesary Good lips Apply at: 20385 VLACfc 1-inrWitflOIIHIIISUItlCB -orgem mnona Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H Middlebelt Uvonia 477-4770 presently aam In exces* of S3,000 •a T AU SPACE SALES er* & aervar* Excellent pay. wil periencad. for dak/reslaurant TYPIST RECEPTIONIST deeign* 4 installs computerized sys- DtHECTPH per mo 4 I'm not the highest paid tems Draw 'bonus Experienced with general office tram, muat be IS Appfy New Chit Good pay. full 8 pan time for the medical, legal, church TELEPHONE OPERATOR R E S E R V E Y O U R S U M M E R JOB Seating i a limited Cell John Coaison sales peraon at m y co I ai*o have e 680-0111 Embers, Birmingham 645-1046 Chat Bar « Om. 22641 Fanke* Ave skias ft some knowl e dge ol bookand generel busi n ess market*, has Exceaent opportunity, Now hiring al Wendy'a: 10" Mile 8 for a reservation fuk benefit package including ma (Or several positions available tor expeSouthfkatd Day. evening or keepingtorBirmingham interior da- Ave. DAY BARTENDER. Busstaff. Grand River, 12 Mile 8 Orchard medical, preecrtptlon 8 dental 4 rienced professional*. After 2pm 645-1160 8 btka E. of Telegraph 557-5956 Lake R d . 1 0 M H a 4 Orchard Lake DISTRIBUTEHot new diet product Waltstaff Apply m person Mondayeven profit sharing If thia sounds If you have basic P C skills 8 ac737-9323 Phoenix wonder cookie Delicious Friday, 2-4pm Panache 555 S Rd Flexible hours. Competitive tike you we should taR Call Mr Accepting applications knomtrndoo wa would wa©e* Day 4 nlghl shifts available tow fat no cholesterol. 126 calorie Woodward. Bl r mmgharo W e O B Art van F u m R u r e 425-9600 Bakers Square now hKWg to talk with you today' We offer an high fiber under. $200 invest meet 505 Halp Wanted Food-Beverage RESTAURANT HELP WANTI ARE YOU LIKE ME? . Kitchen Help plus profit sharing and bonus plan openings, ful time Good pay Apply Days 6 nights Appfy In peraon I'm 33 have 2 children end went the SERVERS TO $12/hr A N D GARDENS al Clancy's Bar 8 GrtK. Farmmglon A.J s Restaurant. 39405 Plymouth better things m Me My career For immediate comideratior call • D I S H W A S H E R TO S8/HR 1 -800-648-3889 Office provides FREE PREELECTRONIC SALES 477-7177 Rd at Eckles rewards me well for my efforts I Harold Ward 459-7920 Superior Buaines* Systems L l C E N S E Irammg lo QualiLarge industrial electronic disiribu work between 42 4 46 hours w a • J A N I T O R TO S9/HR DISHW AS HERS/MAINTENANCE Equal Opportunity Employer M/F tor is looking for a stock/sales trainfied individuals and FREE wel displayed showroom I enjoy • M A N A G E R S $21,000 + Interviewing for am/pm shift* Apply TRAINING afler licensing ee tor our stroe Mon-Fn workweek people and get greet personal *att»- CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS RESTAURANT Apply In person at tha fotowtng lo- In person Golden Mushroom. Call our NORTHVILLE offtaction from knowing that thee Uvea Sales Position Some engineering salary - commission This is an ex18100 W 10 MNe. SouthfMd ice manager Wia bs better for having purchased experience or education preferred cellent opportunity fo« Electronic. STAFF Blrmlngfiam - 825 Bowers my product I presently earn In ex- Exceptional opportunity 8 compen- Technician or Engineering studeru. CHUCK FAST DISHWASHERS Canton - 5»46 Sheldon Rd Unique Reetaurant Corp attending night school to gain valu ceea of S3£00/mo and I'm not the Start today" Earn es much as 15 50 Oak Par* - 26680 Greenfield Cooks - Wait Staff - Buessrs - Carry for the right person Pleese able knoenege -n the held of stixTy 349-1515 highest peid lalaeparson m my com-sation per hr Oa*y meal provided Full t out counter Now accepting applicaWarren - 13602 MIM» Controller. P.O. Box 9008. Call • 52 5-1155 ext 206 pany i also have-a fuH benefit pack- contact part tlms positions Dey/evening tions tor experienced restaurant Uvonia. Ml 48151 " ' , I J __l. preAfTERWOON MANAGER - tam»> shlttr • — scription 4 dental and even profit »!yte thrwg Excellent wage & bene-Dr , Royal Oak 544-2687 new units m Bingham Farms. Fi* Sharing fits. 5 day. 50 hour work weak Ca« corporate benefit package 4 unbeREAL ESTATE It tfu* sound* kke you. we should 45^-2272 for Interview Silverman's opportunity BETTER HOMES 8 GARDENS talk CaH Mr Fisher at 478-8«T0 DISHWASHERS lievable growth Restaurant. 24 hour Apply In person 21 OFFICES ART VAN FURNITURE START AT S4.50 PER HOUR Somerset Men. Troy ALL POSmONS Available fiM 8 Taking appkcatlona for part time po- Cafe Jar dm649-1348 A D M I S S I O N A D V I S O R for busy ATTENTION part 0m*. Experience preferred. Ap- sitions (evening shift 5-9pm), to modeling agency Must have strong Att Conditioning 8 Heating ContracMcDonald's Restaurants in West Suburban ply In parson La Bordeaux. 30325 work In senior crttren complex SALES GROWTH haa created new sale* background 8 modeling tor a seeking an experienced Salea W 8 Mae Rd . Livonia Good working conditions Mean 8 openings Lookingtorsharp, leader knowledge areas, are looking for experienced restaurant 358-112S Person for reefderiliei sales uniforms furnished Apply In parson: cendldatee for aa poaltnna • Do you think y o u ' d be terrific in sales A NEW 522-3310 management personnel. Pay commensurate S5-S7 hr baaed upon sxpe-AGGRESSIVE. ARTICtfLATE. se- Can S i l v e r m a n ' s Restaurant but you've had no experience or 4 poeition Excaaent beneflta rlou* sales people neededtorpnmiFranklin Club Apts nence A T T E N T I O N H O M E M A K E R S ! with experience. Excellent opportunities & include meela 4 health care Appli- um pet food instore promotion* Earn S150-S200/wk for 6-10 hrs per la opening al 14 MHa & Haggerty training? 2 8 3 0 1 Franklin Rd. cations accepted 2-4pm 4 81 0 p m Part time, flexible hr*.. S B hr Apply Accepting appkcations for a n pomweek C a B 569-5157 benefits. In person 12924 Farmmgton Rd . tlone Apply In parson at tha new SOUTHFIELD THE GROUND ROUND • Do you love w o r k i n g with peopl e? Livonia Trade Center Tua.. Apr 17 location or at: 10 Mile 8 Call or a p p l y at: 331 12 . Do you wain l u earn $20.000-$30,000 Lake. 458-1 Royal Oak portation Farmmglon O Sheehan * tor you. Contact Larry Merwm at ourfor Purple Heart CaR MOn Oku FrT Freeway Office Plaza A Rev^&tS NOW HtRIMO Ca« 474-6484 SHENANOOAH COUNTRY CLUB •ree mformabon center 851-6700 9-5 annually? 728-4572 Ful and part U m e positions availC E N T U R Y 21 MJL. C O R P O R A T E In W Bloomfield. now hiring 38345 W. 10 Mile DONUT FINISHER able waang to pay up to 14 25 per TRANSFEREE SERVICE ATTRACTIVE Ooplay Seles Opporwaststaff and dlehslaff Al shifts hour Benaftts are: free untlorm 8 10pm-5am shift WW tram Apply at: available Competitive w tunity. Receive protected territory 4 If so, call us at W o r k b e n c h . We'll give Suite 310 I waoea meala. schedule flaUMIty. advance- The Looney Bakar. 13931 Farmmg- Pleaae call tremmg Guaranteed wagmr corn663-6363 y o u a new career and t e a c h you a ment opportunities Pteaaa appfy In ton Rd. (at Schoolcraft) Livonia. mission Need car Montgomery Farmington, Ml 48024 APPAREL SALES person anytime Monday thru SaturMarketing 473-0514 n e w business. W e offer a salary plus D OENNISON S, SHERATON OAKS day. 19000 MtddteOelt. Livonia ORCHARDtK RO Is now accepting appkcatlona tor An Equal Opportunity Employer High 27909 BRIDAL SALES 474-7700 commission, paid medical a n d dental Now H i f l n o Aggressive volume reetaurant seeks maPart lime position avakaMe • A M / P M SUSSERS ture. energetic Individuals to )om coverage and a vacation p a c k a g e . If Salespersons lor i leading Farmmgton H«l* salon McDonald* is an Equal Opportunity Employ* BAKERY our team; servers, bussera. Apply In peraon Mon-Frl. 9em-5pm Ca* Debbie 851-5111 W o m e n ' s Clothing 4 y o u ' d like to be a part of our sales dishwashers. Mne 4 prep cooks. FuM S H E R A T O N O A K S A c c e p t i n g Applications or part time Day 4 night shifts No Sportswear CHILDREN'S SHOE SALES team, call Ms. S o p p e l s a at 352-1530 Spring/Summer experlenoe necessary, w* tram Ap- 2 7 0 0 0 SHERATON DR. Downtown Fermlngton area ply W person between 2 4 4. 478-7611 or NOVI Full/Part-tlma Available • Bakery Coulter Sales FOOO SERVICE SHORT ORDER COOK needed for Experience preferred • Claen-up Ms. Lenehan at 459-1920 CAREER NIGHT SOUTHFIELD Pan-time permanent job with cafe- ber 8 grill Pert time Dunlepe Pub 8 Excellent wages/Discounts • « sent ant Baker APRIL 19 & APRIL 2 6 teria m Southfield area At least SS; Grub. 23651 W 7 Mle. Detroit 1 • Sal ad/Sandwich Prep hr Ca« ETD Temporary Service block East of Telegraph 536-6273 6 P M - 7PM 425-6226 Apply in person: Looking for an new career? Looking Join Our W r m m g Team"— 27033 WorWaiKam Ngtoff SouMWU UcMpn «1S4 • 13131 33ft-7«00 SHORT ORDER COOK - full 4 part tor unlimited income? Invest 2 hr* of Apply m person GENERAL HELP lor Corporate prt- time. Mete or female Good pay Silyour time to And out a* about the dmmg/cafeteria m. Lrvonia. Monver Saloon. 5651 Mlddlabelt. GarTHE B A K E R ' S LOAF vata »1 system m raal estate - Centry 21 thru Frt.. no holidays $4 75 per den City Kurt 422-4220 KLEIN'S Limited seating Caatorreeervabon 29480 Northwestern Mwy. hour 523-4911 A I esrfer to Rami Estata Brokmrmgm Sincm 1943 Licenaed agents wale ome (North of Franklin) SILVERMANS RESTAURANT of L i v o n i a GOURMET FOOO CARRY OUT AakferMikeOS SouthflaM -• HIRING " 4 new coffee ahop seeking an «y Deys. afternoons, midnights Cook, Newburgh Plaza 525-7900 100% COMMISSION • Salea 8 Sandwnfi Prep thualaatic team pt«yw who enjoy* top wege. benefits Immediate porate* environment, and HOSPITALITY is CENTURY 21 Only people 4 talking food Fua/part time Waltataff Host's, Due parsons, com- 6 Mile at Newburgh Rd. V CASTELLI 32720 Grand River counter posltiona available. Good petitive wage, immediate openmga your middle name - APPLY NOW! We have (VWaga Commons) atartlng aalary 4 opportunity for sac vmi rnixocTiTiucn the following positions open in our C«m*igl/yi r > K S & ^ ' ° g 5 g for WORK WITH a challenging end rewerdma caCHAMBERLAIN, REALTORS announces a 100% Pfymoiith. Westland. Dearborn Hta. reer m real estate? At ERA COUNGarden Court Restaurant BARTENDER - Experienced Eve- 222 Sherman Dr.. Royal Oak THE BEST! Taylor. > . TRY RIDGE we ofler a "FREE" prerang work Good wages and tips. GRILL COOK 4 DISHWASHER Ml COMMISSION PROGRAM for SALES on the )ob trammg. Appfy m peraon: Southfield time tor restaurant In AuBum HIBs STEWARD DISHWASHERS 4 Century 21 ASSOCIATES. Opportunities to soar to financial 100% compenaion program. Caa for • waiter/waitress 25826 Telegraph. Southfield Salary commanaurata with experi- Pantry (rughta)4 Line Cook* a confidential Interview A a k tor KaAdvantage 373-4744For Meadowbrook Country Club heights as a licensed Real Estate Associate can BARTENDER needed tor prtvata ence. Can. aak lor Jim. thy Smith. 346-6767, Wayne Coun- We are meilibers of fKe Board of • Host/Hostess Cashier Soma experience necessary Top dub. Must ba avalaHe days 8 even-GRILL PERSON - Full 4 part time Waaiowicz. 474-3303 Realtors and an award winning off-OR- Serb f now be yours. For information about our prepay Good benefits Lon 349-5564 ty ings. experience necessary Can County toons available Appl y m person Oakland! ice" Be aware of how successful you • Bartender Tuaa-Frt, 12 r»oon-5pm 544-2500 "Smalt matenelacharge licensing class, our training program and our BM Knapps, 27925 Orchard TIRED OF LONG HOURS can be: AaktorBarbara. 528-0920 Lake. Farmmgton Hide Contact: odd shifts, weekends and hokdays BARTENDER 100% commission plan, please call for a Jokne or Mike. 2 ~ 4 p m 553-4821 too? A leader In contract food serPart ome, avanlnga. Experience A p p l i c a t i o n s a c c e p t e d Mon., W e d . , Frt., vice Is m need of hardworking, dediconfidential interview. helpful, but not required Some cated people wMkig lo accept the cooking. Flexible hours. Livonia Birmingham,/Bloomfield 9 a.m. - 1 2 noon and reeponsibHWy ol Job independence HELP WANTED ares After 11am oniflskj KMis WAITSTAFF • d I —( t m m t.la«*i — Inc. LIVONIA •Batla Coech'a DaC 35672 _ partanoa Apply •" parLAKES AREA Jack Cloud M a i n s t r e e i ventures, "rand RNer. Farmington 477-2620 eon The Oaldin MueKroom 18100 DON KAMEN CHRIS CORNELL Ten M MS s. Mam st LUNCH Wan Parson m - Cuperteneed 522-5333 U i 1122 10AM-3PM With WAITSTAFF Ptymouth/NorthvWe/Canton Ann A r b o r , mi 4 8 1 0 4 CHMCSE RESTAURANT In Canton if heve aa^iaHanua m Ala Cane Service Ful nme Mual be able M> OTHER LOCATIONS a BaMWa K t i a R Appt, m Mora km 26000 Orend tovei. LLOYD EDWARDS West Bkxxnfistd/Farmtngton tM-1000 TC»r - The Counary a Beet Yogurt la nil leilia (bk 1 o+oomrma fPlai n m II • I it oirmingnam/ | WokingtoraaaMant mana»ara IS « WAIT STAFF NEEDED — M c ' ' " " " ' x i j r u * eIalL2a poeWtone jpamnu m the aiaalax • furOwhae you Mft M Chapane Paul K M e k * 2 8 OFFICES iMMtO tor mors great people to auburbs SS per Sr. wMh greet ad netfy CMi 1MB H h Apply M )0tn our team M s W l M i •anoamem apparHWy Te urn the per eon tifaaeri 11-7FM SunHouae of Farwengion HBa Plian leader la the fraeen yogurt i m » - , Tto#a- KSSO Tilipsa* R*. Mi-4138 477-*M0 caa WAIT S T A F F . W a n t e d M a p a x WEIR. M A N U E L . S N Y D E R & R A N K E . INC MANAGER WANTED tor oorporaM REALTORS M Ota danoeW Appt, i t is NSTtrt.. na •erred CaStorapp.1 umawt • ARsr 9pm l«> M i l 96 par hour to atari Cat 523-4611 " tor Dene 477-i

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COSMETIC HELP our mveelment EDUCATIONAL SALES IHEgQHEU" LONG TcnM CAneeno Pail W - Ji Wt per wk • •piooing here end m of yom Ma Aloetle Coemetic* home S2ft©'wk gauranteed if you qualify other countries Pan 8 fua time To keep pace with excelr ^ ~ — ——ADULT CARRIERS •how company looking tor tuk/pan Excaaent trammg. Iaactung back•38-62TT counts and proapeclmg new bus. needed for noma deHwary of the Otel e n t m a r k e t s in our area, marketers lo fund raiae for wen force persons Pleasant work m retune Beauty ConsmuAts 4 Mane ground helpful Bring reaume Caa non-profit organualion laxed surroundings Caa Judy lor neaa Livonia Area Hourly • com- server 8 Eccentric nswepaperi in gars Free continual training, no inTHE Leading quality home we are seeking a tew quali- known iKnapp 464-0931 JOIN throughout the country 8 5 00/hr » mission C a a 462-0776 Rocheatar * Auburn Mite Mondays vestment. no inventory, no delivery 313-295-1800 furraefunga retailer m Michigan Pari SALES/MINI-LAB Pleasant atmosphere details at 8 Thursdays Approximately 3 to 4 Earn up to $15 plu* per hour Cad to ENVIRONMENTAL PROOUCTS time i ilea poaltion ideal for coaege ty people tor professional bonuees RETAIL/BOULEVARD BRIDAL Rrti Camera the nations largest TELEMARKETING Southfield location 3 sfufta morn hours a day Good pay Flexible hod Out 274-1184 company is seeking distributors and student or homamaker Thur 8 Fn careers in real estate sales. 9amMichigan s largest bridal retailer is camera and video retaaar. h a a sal e a $ 4 5 5 per hr to start Approx 23 1pm eves 5 30pm-9pm. raghl houra For further "formation, can managers Vou determine your in- 12-8, Sal 8 Sun 12-5 30 Sales We otter o u t s t a n d i n g train- 9 30pm-12 30am ideal lor students, looking lor experiencad retail peo- and nww-iati poaitione avaaable for hrs pat week Caa ahei * 30n^ come we tram you 421 8280background a musi Cal Jack Eridlple We have current openmga in Ihethe new Twelve Oaks Mak location 422-7909 Observer Circulation COSMETIC ing that c o u l d lead t o p o - housewives, retireee and moon- following departments al various lo- Career opportunities, guaranteed ing hours T lighters Experience m telemarketFAST GROWING hardware/ TELEMARKETING 357-7774 tential first year earnings in ing required Also good commuraca- cations and levels Saws bridal pay outstanding benefits and man651-7575 software firm looking for expenSALES (5 per hom lo start plus bonuaei 8 Imn skins superior work habits and Consultants Casruer Cuslomer Re- agement posaipanies for fua ome commission No sxpenence necesaccount rape tor inside and excess of $25,000 ASST MARKETING MANAGER Sell motivated mdmduei, with out- enced lations Management and Fitters/ Pari time alao avertable M you love K O H L S excellent phone manner Ce* afler outside sal e s Hot leads high comgoing personality needed for missions and a friendly environ- Kort'e Department Store « seeking CALL GUS SEEGER Seamstresses We offer competitive photography and are good w«h sary Workmg hours are 9 30am- Organized outgoing individual 1 0 a m R e e s e Bros Telemarketing cosmetic saiee Fua or pan tuna po- ment For an interview can S32-2370mature, experienced individuals to wages with flexible schedules people call Chuck Crawford. Wed 3pm uvomaarea 522-3773. ex1 15needed to asaiei busy m-elore mar35G-2396 FARMINGTON/ keting managei of a national comeition with advancement opportuniPlease can Monica at 642-4110Apr* 18 or*, at 509-0060 TELEMARKETING Newly OfM Ml trie toaowmg positions WE CARE F A R M I N G T O N HILLS pany Mual ba oependatae to over t y available Appfy In person to -Sales Associate office has day positions ions Great op- see promoters m shoppmg mill FINANCIAL A D V I S O R S S A L E S POSITION O P E N Hudson's Westland Ma* 4 Femene Photography 4 7 7 1 1 1 1 Cashiers ' RETAIL SALES Decorating experience helpful portunity for quick advancement throughout Metro Detroit area Maa, Oeerborn Cardeaux Counter Independent financial advisor, firm PORTRAIT STUOIO Customer Service" ' •eekskceneed individual witfi 2 yrs.. REAL ESTATE ONE LVge ticket item, generous salary Hourly plus bonuses 12 mae Ever- Based in LrvOina m-store promoTuesday thru Friday, 'Oam-5pm MANAGEMENT CLERK Cash Office 443-6893 lions and trammg s plus, growth opminimum experience. Excellent plus commission. AexKMe working green If you are people oriented profesDepenment Supervisor 8 Receiving M A N A G E M E N T TRAINEE-PrudenCUSTOMER SERVICE REPS compensation Brokerage Houee hours, exceaent working conditions portunities m-store promoter posisional and nave a smiling energetic Earn up lo S350. w k on an hourly TELEMARKETING tiei Flnandel Services seeking ag wanted by growmg national whole- experience a plus 478,1770 Flexible hours Apply In person 46511 Van Dyke. Utica personality you N have great s u e base plus commission work m a Telemarketing repa needed to gen tions aiso aveaeble Caa Mon 8 gressive individual with college desale distributor - telemarketing and' . KoTWs Westland Mall = , FUftNITURF SALES K-MART PORTRAIT STUOIOS are iswermg incoming calls from cusof grotannlg mobile communica- Ask lor Theresa 462-0070 orward resume to Prudential 1800 11.000 A WEEK DRAW aion Experience only need apply LIVONIA CAREER NIGHT tions Nrm Fua lime Advancement Financial Services. 17197 N usurer seeking individuals with an interest tomers responding to our nationally bass. Fua or pert time aveilebie $36,000 yearly, plus benefits If frssdom. chaaenges and virtually Park Or Suite 2S5. Lrvonia. 48152 m photography or management to advertised custom decorating prod- Add a product to your kne Ihat car opportunities' Paid trammg hourly Ca8 Mr Fleischer at 353-8882 35323 Ptymouth Rd . Livonia provide an opportunity for a career krmtleea earning potential sound ex be trained m our business Sales ex-ucts Full time position includes Can our Telecommunications 8 eventual wage and commosions BIG F U N 428-8200 citmg. then join us Discover now MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES perience helpful will trem Compre- complete training and benefitsi%£1office 1-1091 tact Sua. 11-5 daily M

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SHIPPING CREW Wna. tor Livonia ratal dMrtbudon -LTVE IN - Woman who needs a home cantar Qood banaflU. shift pramlre tor semMnvaM lemaM um. Start knmadlalaty. Approxicooking/claanlng raqulrad 6 wMk. idaal tar day week Reference* 455-7373 lo Indfvtauala MOTHER S HELPER lhair inooma mcom or tor Hudants Apply BLOOMRELD HILLS at. Dunham*. Dunham 36170 Amrhaln. W ol Flextaie Hra. Naw burgh. Uvonia. Some Weekend* TELEMARKETING High Pay Young Ilady or mature womdn lo mHourly, bonus 6 commission Day ter act wfth 8 yr old girt 6 help •ran »-2pm Nigm shift 4-9pm. Loeel 642-1604 cated In Gardan Cfly C M Mary tar 522-6520 NANNY 3 day* now. 3 day* Ml. 2 amal children, our home. me. Send r»6 waoe raqklrarnant lo: P. O Ml 48187-041 Cal today batwaan 9-5pm. aak lor Ron or Sandy at 262-1890 TELEMARKET/SALES 65 an hour pkia. Hour*: 5:309:30PM. WM train. Uvonia araa. 425-2672

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