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Volume 17 Number 43 Thursday, December 12, 1991 Canton, Michigan 84 Pages Fifty Centsfc 

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1991 Suburban Communications Corporation . 

Changed routine put 

kids at fatal fire site 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

By an awful twist of fate the 

mother of two Canton children killed 

in a Livonia house fire broke a routine 

of biweekly visits when she left 

them with their father and grandmother 

on an off weekend. 

Every other weekend Christine 

Mattiello left her children with their 

father, Anthony and grandmother, 

Marie, according to the children's 

grandfather J. Donald Cosenza of 

Plymouth. 

"That weekend was not the normal 

routine, but my daughter had to 

do something the next day," he said. 

HE DESCRIBED his only grandchildren, 

Angela M„ 10, and Nikolaus 

A., 5,' as loving, bright and talented. 

"They're in heaven and the Lord is 

giving a great deal of strength to everybody. 

I can only say that we've 

had such a great out pouring of love. 

We've got hundreds of people praying 

for us. 

"If our Lord hadn't given us 

strength and all this love (Christine) 

probably would have gone over the 

deep end. You always think it will 

happen to someone else and it happened 

to us." 

The children were in a bouse on 

Merriman Court near Seven Mile 

and Merriman when the fire began 

about 11:30 p.m. Friday. 

"By the time the firemen came 

the kids were in effect gone, by carbon 

monoxide poisoning," Cosenza 

said. - 

Nikolaus died at 1:04 a.m. Saturday 

at Botsford Hospital and Angela 

died Saturday evening at Children's 

Hospital of Michigan. 

"They were beautiful, loving kids 

and well cared for," Cosenza said. 

NIKOLAUS AND ANGELA were 

he and his wife, Theresa's, only 

grandchildren. They have eight children. 

Nikolaus and Angela were members 

of St. Thomas A'Becket church 

in Canton and religion was a big part 

of their lives. 

"The little fellow, would very often 

speak of God and bow beautiful 

the grass was and bow beautiful his 

mom was and how much he loved 

her," Cosenza said. 

Angela had varied talents. On the 

one hand she was artistic, attended a 

Please turn to Page 2 

Nikolaus A. Mattiello 

Angela M. Mattieflo 

Neighbors say 

fire hydrant failed 

By Mart* diestney 

staff writer 

City work crews Monday replaced 

a fire hydrant that Merriman Court 

residents claim did not work properly 

Friday as Livonia firefighters 

fought a bouse fire that claimed the 

lives of two Cantdfl Township children. 

The hydrant was directly across 

the street from the burned house on 

Merriman Court. 

In fighting the fire, firefighters 

tapped into a second hydrant about 

1000 feet away on Merriman Court 

after the first hydrant apparently 

began leaking. 

LIVONIA FIRE CHIEF Barney 

Knorp disputed residents' claims 

that the first hydrant firefighters 

tapped into did not provide enough 

water to fight the house fire. 

"We had plenty of water from the 

fire hydrant closest to the house and 

we were getting sufficient pressure," 

said Knorp, who said he arrived on 

the scene at 12:25 a.m. five minutes 

after firefighters removed the body 

of Nikolaus Mattiello. 5. from the 

house, and about the same time fire- 

fighters were tapping into the second 

hydrant. 

"The hydrant worked, but was not 

operating at 100 percent. We were 

getting between SO-SO percent of 

what we should have hfd." 

Nicholas and his sister, Angela, 10, 

died from smoke inhalaUon in the* 

fire. 

Residents who gathered near both 

the city work crews and the blackened 

house Monday said one or more 

of the children might have been 

saved if two tragedies had not occurred 

during Friday's fire. 

The first, they said, was the malfunctioning 

fire hydrant in which 

minutes were lost as firefighters 

tried to get it to work properly. 

Minutes also were lost because no 

one immediately told firefighters 

children were in the bouse. 

Neighbors said they knew Nikolaus 

and Angela stayed with their 

grandmother, Marie Mattiello, 72, 

every other weekend. But they didn't 

expect the children at the house last 

weekend, they said. 

And, awakened by smoke, Mattiello 

at first was disoriented and 

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what's inside Health care firm denies AIDS link to stolen needles 

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WTOOAY-SISSUE 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

A spokesman from a Plymouth home health 

care service denies that used hypodermic 

needles stolen from a Canton residence were 

used on patients infected with the AIDS virus. 

Caremark is also offering a 3500 reward for 

information leading to the return of the 

needles that were in a 10-inch, yellow box with 

a red top labeled: "bio-hazardous waste." 

THE BOX had a locking mechanism, but 

could be opened with effort, according to Pat 

Nemecek, Canton police information officer. 

Witnesses are asked to call Greta Robbins at 

454-0800, Ext 221. 

The used needles, as well, as clean needles 

and syringes were reportedly stolen Saturday 

night from the unlocked car of a Caremark 

employee. 

The car was parked at Crossings of Canton 

apartment complex at Joy and the 1 275 expressway. 

Police say there have been conflicting stories 

from the Caremark employee. 

Deadline nears for donations to 

Observer's Christmas Cheer Club 

We sure are getting a nice looking 

pile of stuff here at the Plymouth 

and Canton Observer office, thanks 

to our Christmas Cheer Club donors. 

Our deadline for accepting Christmas 

Cheer Club donations is noon 

the Salvation Army plenty of time to 

get your donations to kids and families 

that need them, by Christmas. 

So if you've been thinking about 

donating a canned good or new. 

unwrapped toy, sow's the Ume 

Most recent contributors were 

several anonymous donors from both 

Plymouth and Canton; Carol Parrank. 

Dean, Emily and Melanie 

MaioTana, Derek Lapinski Norma 

Engelhardt, Plymouth, the Mers Babysitting 

Coop of Plymonth-Caatoe- 

NorthvUle; Pan1 S 

Our deadline for accepting Christmas 

Cheer Club donations is noon 

Wednesday, Dec. 18. That will give the 

time to get 

your donations to kids and families 

that need them, by Christmas. 

Michael Firestone, Plymouth Sandy Friedrich, Canton; Dawn and Kristen 

Mueller. Plymouth Townahip; Daniel LilUe, Canton, and Adrienne and Ka- 

McCulloch, Plymouth, Melissa and Ue Talarcxyk, Canton 

and Beth Yuhaa. Canton; Sheila Pteass turn to Page 4 

"The employee reported that the needles 

that were stolen may have been used on HIV 

patients and now we are being told that was a 

miscommunicaUon and they just don't know 

for sure," Nemecek said. 

"It's a health and safety problem and our 

concern is to find the needles whether they 

were used on HIV positive patients or not 

"They don't know if any of their patients are 

HTV pMitivi> Af hiit lh»y i-sw'l niU» it rmt " 

CAREMARK SPOKESMAN Steve ' Mazur 

said the Caremark employee had seen a pa- 

Members of the tiara Babysitting Co-op 

Christmas Cheer Club. At loft, Jennifer 

walks with son, Evan. At right, Deborah 

tierTt-^krlier in the day who is being treated 

with an oral anti-psychotic medication. Blood 

was drawn from the patient and sent to a laboratory. 

So, it wasn't in the car during the robbery, 

Mazur said. 

"To our knowledge none of these patients 

have AIDS," Mazur said. 

He added, however, that he was unaware of 

AIDS tests on these patients. 

scription drugs, identified as Clozaril, had also 


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O&E Thursday. December 12. 1991 

Neighbors claim fire hydrant failed 

Continued from 

confused. She failed to immediately 

tell a neighbor that her grandchildren 

were in the burning house. 

ON MONDAY city wort crew* removed 

the (Ire hydrant and replaced 

it with another. On Saturday, the hydrant 

was wearing an "out of order" 

Nick Ferri of Livonia's water department 

said the old fire hydrant's 

.•bolts were bad." 

£ After the new hydrant was totalled, 

water began bubbling up 

•ocn the ground near It 

"This is a dead-end street " Ferri 

lid. "There's DO water pressure. 

water main just broke when we 

>ere turning it on and off." 

Ferri said the workmen took out 

e old hydrant because "the fire desaid 

the fire hydrant didn't 

Rotted-bolts, Knorp said, did not 

eep water from coming out of the 

ydrant Friday. 

Firefighters got the 911 call at 

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11:50 p.m and arrived at the house 

within three minutes, Knorp said. 

Reading from reports, the fire 

chief gave the following account 

When firefighters tried to tap into 

the hydrant, water began leaking 

through the top. Even though the hydrant 

was spraying water into the 

air, firefighters got enough water 

from it and from an hydraulic 

pumper to fight the fire. 

Five-to-ten minutes later, after 

being told children were ip the 

house, firefighters began a "search 

and rescue" mission in the house 

At 12:15 am. they found Angela in 

a bedroom. She later died at Children's 

Hospital in Detroit. 

Firefighters found Nikolaus at 

12:20 am. He later was pronounced 

dead at Botsford Hospital. 

If firefighters had known children 

were in the house, Knorp said they 

might have been saved. 

"When life is involved, the fire- 

in. But because they were told no one 

was in the house, they treated it as a 

dwelling fire." 

AFTER BEING awakened by 

smoke in her house. Marie Mattiello 

knocked on a bedroom window of a 

neighbor. Eric Mark (see accompanying 

story). 

Mark's mother. Mane, said she 

saw water coming out of a hose, but 

"not at full force." 

She said the amount of water increased 

dramatically when firefighters 

booked up to the second hydrant. 

apparently at about 12:25 

a.m.. about the time Knorp arrived. 

"There was a big difference." she 

ftaid. "Common sense would tell you 

that going to the second hydrant 

helped." 

Jerry Gagnier, who lives across 

the street from the burned house, 

said be saw no water going onto the 

bouse for the first 20 minutes after 

firefighters arrived. 

"Water was gushing out from the 

hydrant like a fountain." Gagnier 

said. "If they had had the proper 

pressure, they could have gotten the 

flames out quicker." E 

Another woman, who asked not to 

be identified, said she walked to the 

back of the bouse while it was burning. 

wondering "what the hell" was 

going on because "no water was 

going on the bouse." 

"Everybody was asking, "why 

don't they put water on it?" she said. 

"I thought, what's going on, this isn't 

a volunteer fire department." 

Another woman said residents 

wondered why firefighters didn't go 

to the second fire hydrant sooner 

Knorp said firefighters were laying 

the hose for the second hydrant 

at about the time be arrived, 12:25 

a.m. 

"They didn't stretch the second 

line until I got there." Knorp said. 

Fire officials said the fire started 

when creosote in a chimney was ignited 

by a woodburning stove. 

Funeral services for Nikolaus and 

Angela were Wednesday in St. 

Thomas A'Becket Catholic Church, 

Canton. Burial was at Parkview Memorial 

Cemetery in Livonia. 

Survivors include: parents. Anthony 

and Christine Mattiello of Canton; 

grandparents Marie Mattiello of 

Livonia. Donald and Tberese Cosenza 

of Plymouth, and great-grandparents 

James and Katherine Kaufmann 

of Florida. 

Irregular visit placed kids at site of fire 

Continued from Page 1 

charm school and modeled. And 

when she put the glitz aside she was 

mechanically inclined like her father, 

a computer repairman. 

Angela, a fifth grader, was an A 

student at Hoben Elementary 

School, sang in the school choir and 

competed in the Canton Stars pompon 

squad at the Masters of Dance. 

Canton. 

Nikolaus also attepded Hoben in 

the kindergarten class. 

School counselors and pyscbologists 

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dren. three of whorp attended Hoben, 

died in a bouse fire. 

The Dec. 22. 1990 fire lulled six 

children and- their father who returned 

to the fire-engulfed Canton 

house in a futile rescue attempt. The 

fire was ignited by Christmas tree 

bulbs on a dry tree. 

LAST MONDAY, a school letter 

was sent to parents and staff members 

explaining that the children had 

diu and were Hoben students, according 

to counselor Cathy Campbell. 

Employees talked to classes 

and met with students individually 

on a need basis, she said. 

Westland resident Lillian Basil, 

who regularly had her hair done by 

the children's mother. Christine, a 

beautician, remembered the chil> 

dren as attractive and involved in 

many activities. 

Funeral services were Wednesday. 

Dec. 11 at St. Thomas A'Becket.with 

burial in Parkview Memorialêmetery. 

Livonia. Memorial attributions 

can be made to St. Thomas 

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By Diane Gate 

staff writer 

A 56-year-old Westland man died 

as the result of a (reak car accident 

on Michigan Avenue west of Belleville 

Road Monday night. 

Douglas Scott Woodhams veered 

off the road, was thrown from his 

car and was pinned in a ditch filled 

with about two feet-of water. Preliminary 

findings indicate that be 

died the next day from water in his 

lungs. 

THE ACCIDENT happen, d 

around 10:14 p.m. when a Canton patrol 

car. with emergency lights and 

sirens activated, was responding to a 

house fire. 

Another car traveling east on 

Michigan in the left lane abruptly 

changed lanes without signaling to 

apparently get eut of the way of the 

patrol car. 

The other car apparently caused 

Woodhams' 1980 Buiek to serve right 

intoaditch to a void a collision. 

The car rolled several times before 

stopping right side up. 

Woodhams was thrown from the 

car and was pinned from the waist 

up under the left rear wheel well in a 

ditch with more than two feet of water. 

He was not wearing a seat belt, 

police said. 

The officer reported that Woodhams 

appeared to be unconscious 

when he was pulled from under the 

car. 

The officer performed a couple of 

abdominal thrusts and water began 

coming out of his mouth. Woodhams 

began breathing in an extremely labored 

manner When the officer 

rolled him onto his side he coughed 

up more water and began to breath a 

little easier 

WOODHAMS WAS taken to Annapolis 

Hospital and was pronounced 

dead Tuesday night at the University 

of Michigan Hospital. 

Preliminary findings indicate that 

Woodhams died of fluid in his lungs, 

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This week'9 question: 

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We asked this question 

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Post Office. 

O&E Thursday. Oacamtosr 12. 1991 

"I would believe bar's. 

There's a lot more going 

on there than meets the • 

eye. I think that because 

Senator Kennedy has 

something jo do with the 

case that it intimidates the 

prosecuting attorney.' 

— Dave Hanu iunian 

Canton 

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Yes, the economy is down and 

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THRU DECEMBER lDetroit, warning of 

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Rep. Marine Berman. D-Southfield. 

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New districts due 

State sets January deadline 

By Tim Richard 

stall writer 

The Michigan Legislature has a 

court-imposed deadline of Jan. 15 

to reapportion itself. " 

Otherwise, a special panel of 

judges will do the job by Feb. 15. 

the state Supreme Court said 

"There's a low probability the 

Legislature will agree on a plan by 

Jan 15." said state Rep. Willis Bullard, 

R-Highland, a ranking Republican 

on the reapportionment issue. 

"This year we re done by Thursday 

I guess we're going to be in 

session Jan 6 for a couple of days. 

"You don't have to be in session 

for the leadership to agree." Bullard 

said, but he indicated chances 

of agreement-look dim 

"The Democrats haven't even 

gotten together on their own plan." 

he" added. 

State Rep. Marine Berman. D- 

Southfield. and chair of the elections 

committee, is somewhat 

more hopeful 

"I think there's some chance of 

our doing it. The speaker is willing 

to sit down and talk with the leadership. 

It's worth a shot. 

"There's maybe a 50%0 chance 

of agreement, but whether we can 

do it by Jan. 15th is debatable " 

THE STATE Supreme Court 

Monday also appointed a threejudge 

panel to reapportion the Legislature 

if lawmakers themselves 

reach a stalemate. 

The high court gave the judicial 

panel until Feb 15 to act. 

Members of that panel are Harold 

Hood. Detroit, a judge of the 

Court of Appeals; T. John Lesinski, 

retired Court of Appeals judge and 

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224.613 in each Senate district, 

84.503 in each House district. 

The ruling doesn't cover congressional 

districting, which is before a 

federal court panel. Congressional 

redistricting is expected to be far 

tougher because Michigan loses 

two of its 19 U.S representatives 

due to population stagnation 

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A year-long battle over deregulating 

the telecommunications industry 

in Michigan ended in the state Senate 

in barely a minute 

"Futuristic services will be 

brought to the market. Consumer 

protection will be more than ever 

Consumer complaints on rate 

changes must be heard," said Sen 

Mat Dunaskiss. R-Lake Orion, the 

only member to speak on the House- 

Senate compromise 

Mpnopoly profits may not be used 

by telephone companies to capitalize 

ventures in other businesses, said 

Dunaskiss, sponosor of the bill and 

chair of the conference committee. 

Nor could telephone companies use 

confidential information for competitive 

advantage. 

THE MEASURE replaces the 

state telecommunications law, 

which sunsets Dec. 31 The new law 

is effective from Jan 1, 1992, to the 

end of 1995 

Senate passage came Thursday on 

a 27-5 vote, with two outstate Republicans 

and three Democrats voting 

no, but not speaking. All area 

members voted yes except David 

Honigman, R-West Bloomfield, who 

• missed the session to attend a funeral 

According to Dunaskiss, the new 

law will: 

• Freeze local rates for two 

years. 

• Allow unlimited local calls for 

seniors and the handicapped. 

• Allow 400 local residential 

calls per month at a flat rate. 

• Regulate cellular service. 

• Simplify rate-making. 

• Hold rate increases to 1 percent 

below the rate of consumer 

price inflation. If inflation were 4 

percent, telephone companies could 

increase rates by 3 percent without 

state approval. . 

. • Bars regulators, legislators and 

some legislative staffers from work- 

ing for a telecommunications company 

for two years fetter leaving 

state service. 

It does not. however, set up a separate 

state commission to regulate 

telephone companies, leaving that 

power In the Michigan PubUc Service 

Commission (MPSC). 

GARY LYTLE, vice president of 

government affairs for Michigan 

Bell, said tue state's largest telephone 

company hasn't raised its basic 

rate since 1983 The basic rate 

averages about 111 a month. 

Richard Stoddard, executive dirlsctor 

of the Michigan Citizens Lobby, 

said his group opposed the bill. 

"I would consider this a fairly significant 

step back from what the 

consumers currently have," he said, 

adding the current regulation has 

worked well. 

THE LAW opens new exemptions 

to the state Freedom of Information 

Act MPSC has expanded powers to re- 

view the books and record of 

telecommunications companies and 

their affiliates But it can exempt 

"confidential financial information 

and trade secrets" from disclosure 

under FOIA, a staff analysis said 

The bill ends unlimited calling for 

most residential customers Customers 

making more than 400 calls per 

month would be charged extra for 

each call Michigan Bell officials estimate 

that charge at six to eight 

cents per call. 

Long-distance providers had 

pushed for a change that would have 

allowed them to provide long-distance 

service within area codes. Currently. 

long-distance calls within an 

area code are reserved for the local 

service companies, mainly Michigan 

Bell But local service companies 

aren't allowed to handle long-distance 

calls between area codes 

The Associated Press contributed 

to this story 

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A bill to let Wayne County finance 

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its way to Gov. John Engler's desk 

after easier-than-expected passage 

in the Michgan Legislature. 

The House Tuesday voted 61-40 to 

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A lucky day (not) 

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Do you feel lucky? Well, do you? 

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Friday the 13th. 

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people scurrying under their beds. 

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Religious leaders . have long 

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but the bad luck day has been 

around almost as long as Christianity 

itself. 

Friday had been considered a day 

of misfortune and tragedy at least as 

far back as Good Friday. 

Earlier sources list Friday as the 

day Eve tempted Adam with the apple 

and the day the great flood began 

in Noah's time, according to The 

People's Almanac. 

There were 13 people present at 

the Last Supper, but unlucky 13 may 

go back even further. According to 

Norse mythology, Loki, god of mischief, 

killed chief god Balder after 

being the 13ti> person to arrive at a 

banquet. 

Friday isn't all bad, however. It's 

the day the weekend begins, not to 

mention most vacations. T.G.I.F., as 

they say. 

And as for 13 . . . 

It's true that Napoleon feared the 

number, but he was first exiled in 

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lucky year for the hand-in-his-coat 

French leader. 

While most professional athletes 

avoid the number 13 like the plague, 

it was lucky enough for former Detroit 

Tiger all-star Lance Parrish. 

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"There's a lot of '13' symbolism on 

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there are 13 leaves on his olive 

branch." (There are, we checked. By 

the way, there are also 13 stars over 

the eagle's head.) 

For Gundella, Friday the 13th has 

proved surprisingly fortunate. 

"My brother, my mother and my 

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the 13th," she said. "So, for me, 

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obituaries 

MAX1NE M. STOVER 

Services for Maxine M. Stover, 75, 

of Westland were Monday, Dec. 9. at 

Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral Home 

In Plymouth. Burial was in Arborcrest 

Cemetery in Ann Arbor. 

Mrs. Stover was born May 10, 

1916. in Berlin, Ontario, Canada. She 

died Friday, Dec. 6, at the University 

of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor 

She was a nurse and bomemaker 

Mrs. Stover is survived by two 

daughters. Earlene Smith of Canton 

and Karen Don brock of Belleville, 

five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. 

Dr. Jerry Yaraell officiated the 

service. 

RICHARD E. BELLANGER 

Services for Richard E. Be Hanger, 

campus pipeline 

Panl Trapani, senior at Albion 

College, is spending the fall semester 

in New York City through a pro- 

34. of Belleville were Tuesday. Dec 

10. at Schrader Funeral Home. Burial 

was in Riverside Cemetery. 

Mr. Bellanger was born Oct. 1. 

1957, in Superior Township He died 

Thursday, Dec. 5, in Wayne. He 

moved from Plymouth to the Belleville 

community about seven years 

ago He attend^ Plymouth Salem 

High School. He was a truck driver 

for Johnson Manufacturing in Plymouth. 

Mr Bellanger is survived "by one 

son, Anthony R. Bellanger of Inkster. 

parents. Earl Bellangef of Plymouth 

and Christine Bellanger of Plymouth, 

one brother, Ronald S. Bellanger 

of Plymouth; many aunts, uncles 

and cousins. 

The Rev. Joseph A. Plawecki officiated 

the service. Memorial contributions 

may be given to Michigan 

Humane Society. « 

gram called "The New York Arts." 

Trapani. an economics and art major. 

is a 1988 graduate of Greenhills 

St. James American Catholic Church 

Are you stresaed out or have problems too numerous to mention? Join 

us for mass at St. James American Catholic Church where people care. 

We are temporarily meeting at: 

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12A* QAE Thursday. 12. 1991 

wrap up 

your shopping, 

well wrap up 

your shopping 

Once you've found all those great gifts 

at Hudson's, JC Penney, Lord & Taylor, Saks, 

Sears, and the over 225 specialty shops 

at Fairlane Town Center, give them back 

to us for a while. We'Ugift wrap them 

free, every Monday through Saturday, 

untiJ 2 p.m., from November 29 through 

December 21. Of course, that's not the 

only way we treat you right. We also 

provide a coat check. And, 

we've even expanded 

our Customer Service 

staff. Not only 

are they eager to help you find the right 

gift and the right place to buy it, they've 

got a gift guide to make it easier. And finally, 

if you bring in this ad, we'll give you 

$2.00 off any package of Santa photos 

and 1/2 off valet parking. So this year, 

Fairlane Town Center, west of Southfield 

Rd., between Michigan Ave. and Ford Rd., 

in Dearborn, Ml. For 

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OAE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1991 

IN BRIEF 

Economic club 

hosts Valassis exec 

Coupon Inserts in your newspapers are 

already a billion dollar industry. The 

largest producer of this product is 

Valassis Inserts, based in Livonia. 

The Canton Economic Club will host Valasis 

president and chief executive officer David A. 

Brandon as its speaker at noon, Wednesday. Dec. 

18, at Geneva Presbyterian Church, Canton. 

The Canton Economic Club meets the third 

Wednesday of each month at Geneva 

Presbyterian Church. 

The cost for the luncheon, which is open to the 

public is $12. 

To make reservations call the Canton 

Community Foundation office at 454-5427. 

Reaching hands 

Students at Miller Elementary School have 

collected 2,500 canned goods to donate to 

the Salvation Army, and Marge Palmer 

said: "We're hoping to get at least 1.000 

more," by Saturday. That's when a "Santa's 

Breakfast" with Mr. and Mrs. Claus is scheduled, 

from 9 a.m. to noon. Students have arranged 

boxes holding the canned goods in the shape of a 

train, in the school lobby. 

Hoben moderates 

Plymouth Canton schools superintendent 

John Hoben has been invited to 

moderate a program session at the 

annual convention of the American 

Association of School Administrators in 

February in San Diego, Calif. 

Christmas concert 

ast Middle School's annual Chrous 

Concert today at 7:»0 p.m. in the school 

gym. Under the direction of Shelby 

E Holcomb, the choruses will perform 

"Santa and other holiday music. Admission is 

free. 

A carol 

A musical version of "A Christmas Carol'' 

/W will be presented at 7:30 p.m. today at 

/-% Central Middle School 

There are 67 students in the 

production and will include fifth graders from 

Hulsing, Fiegel, Bird, Allen and Farrand 

elementary schools 

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as the ducks regularly hold up traffic to cross the road. 

IN SIDE: 

Editorials, page 18A 

SHERRIE 8UZBV staff 

PAGE 13A 

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the twinkle in kids' eyes again on Wednesday. 

That's when the Detroit Edison supervisor 

plays Santa at the third annual Pontiac 

Ennis Center children's party. The 

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Brewer said he plays Santa because 

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"It's an amazing time of the year to roe, 

too. because there are 500 Santa Clauses 

in town, yet to these children, I am the 

real Santa Claus. 

"They want to believe. Everybody needs 

something to look forward to or something 

to dream about." 

The result is "what little things that we 

do for them is their entire Christmas. Yes, 

I believe in Santa Claus, also," he said. 

He said the children at the center need 

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Republican bigwigs protest 

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A bipartisan group of state senators 

it protesting Gov. Batter's effort 

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"Halt the precipitous transfer 

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proposed resolution sponsored by 

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Among local co-sponsors are 

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For years an Engler loyalist, 

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The Welborn resolution says 

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institutions causes "major upheaval 

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Local students honored in essay contest 

Pamela Karen Smith of Westland 

John Glenn High School received a 

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Smith was second runner-up in the 

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Cheer Club 

Giving hope to the needy 

IT WILL TAKE us a long time to forget the 

actions of-a little boy who came into our 

office this week. 

He was about 2 years old and came 

trailing in with his mother. They were at the office 

to join the Canton Observer Christmas Cheer 

Club and were carrying food and toys. 

But the lad didn't want to give up the basketball 

he was carrying. His mother told him it was 

for the less fortunate children of the community. 

It was a tough task for the tot, but he finally gave 

Up. "It gives me an idea of what to give him for 

Christmas," the woman said. 

But we think the mother has already given her 

child a gift that will be giving long after the basketball 

is flat and is gathering dust in the garage. 

She has given her child the gift of charity. 

• GIFTS GIVE twice. First, they allow the giver 

to feel good about doing something for his fellow 

man, and second, and perhaps most important, 

they give the down and out a chance to enjoy 

Chrismas. 

And dozens of Canton residents have been giving 

hope to the down and out this holiday season 

as they have made the trek to our office ladened 

wiifl food and toys. 

Those items will be distributed to the less fortunate 

by the Salvation Army and the Canton 

Foundation. 

But all good things come to an end. And our 

end is Wednesday. That's when the Salvation 

Airoy will pull a truck up to our office and collect 

the items" for distribution. 

It's too bad that the Canton residents who 

joined the Cheer Club won't get a chance to 

receive thanks for their gifts. Most probably 

don't even need a formal thank you. But we're 

going to doit anyway. 

Thanks Canton for making the holidays a little 

more hopeful for us all. 

To donate to the Cheer Club, simply stop by 

our office with a toy or canned food between 

8:30 am. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. 

BILL BRESUER/atafl phoWgripMf 

Barbara Swanaon of Canton and her children, 

Andy. 4, and Emily, 2, ara mam bars 

of the Cheer Club. 

We're located at 744 Wing Street in Plymouth. 

For more information, contact Jeff 

Counts or Kevin Broum at 459-2700. 

Mistrust 

Enact legislative ethics code 

Used car salesmen get a bad rap. Politicians 

often are compared to those hard working marketeers 

in the same scurrilous tones. However, the 

car dealers quite frankly say that used cars are 

sold "as is." 

Politicians come with no written guarantee on 

performance or dedication, but maybe they 

should. Questionable behaviors contribute to the 

public's growing distrust of elected officials. 

That's something that conflict of interest and 

code of ethics legislation could resolve. 

A legislator can be working in the Michigan 

House or Senate one day protecting the electorate's 

best interest and then — voila — finds employment 

as a lobbyist using those legislative 

connections to work for the new employer's best 

interest. 

CHANGING allegiance overnight is not novel. 

It happened once this year when state Sen. Douglas 

Cruce, who represented Troy and Birmingham, 

resigned his position — which included 

chairing the state's insurance committee — to 

become president of the Michigan Insurance 

Federation, a lobbying firm in business to find 

the best legislative deal possible for insurance 

carriers. 

But Cruce's two-step isn't a new legislative 

dance. It's happened often enough in the past — 

Sen. Kerry Kammer and Heps. Bobby Crim and 

Gary Owen. It's the ease of jumping that legislative 

fence that makes voters wonder whose interest 

is being served — the public in general or 

the legislator in specific. 

: A political reputation can be dashed in just a 

few seconds when a legislator becomes a lobbyist 

Government fulfills promise 

of rights in old parchments 

A MERICA HAS ALWAYS been about rights. 

/ \ We were the first people in history to 

/ m found a nation on the basis of rights we 

believed w^hared with human beings 

everywhere. % 

For more than 200 years, Americans have 

been constantly learning about individual rights 

and the challenges of sustaining them We have 

learned by living out the promise of the "old 

parchments." 

While many nations are based upon a common 

religion or ethnic heritage or upon natural geographic 

frontiers. Americans have made rights 

the foundation of our national identity 

We provided for a government to secure those 

for groups that may not serve the best interests 

of those who have voted for and supported the 

former elected official. And it's time something 

is done about it. 

What needs to be weighed is a person's right to 

find gainful employment against the ideal of an 

honest politician. Often, perceptions mean more 

than reality and that probably is the case in this 

dilemma. If legislators were to police themselves, 

that would go a long way to change the 

minds of those voters who think that all politicians 

are crooks. 

To punish unsavory job changes, legislators 

need a bill passed that specifically lists length of 

time 

ing job plus setting penalties. 

IAN I 

provision for its i judges, judf which states that judges 

must stay clear of jobs with potential conflicts of 

interest for "the period of his service and for one 

year thereafter." Even if not re-elected, a judge 

still must wait one year — a cooling off period — 

before taking a job that could make voters question 

the integrity of the judiciary. A similar conflict 

of interest law for legislators could restore 

some faith in those elected officials. 

A lobbying firm may not be as interested in a 

has-been legislator if the professional relationships 

have had one year to cool. , 

Voters should pressure lawmakers into enacting 

some kind of legislation that would eliminate 

the conflicts of interest. Legislators, too, should 

embrace a code of ethics that would enhance the 

elected position and give greater confidence in 

those who hold those seats. 

200lh 

•NNTVFRSARV 

Bill of Rights 

rights. Our Declaration of Independence offered 

the promise of such a government The Constitution 

was the fulfillment of that promise in its 

system of ordered liberty. 

Even our failure as a nation has been measured 

by the rights to which we aspire 

Together with the subsequent amendments and 

those rights contained in the original Constitution, 

the Bill of Rights articulates the fundamental 

ideals of liberty, justice arid equality which 

not only have shaped the American experience 

but also have made our system a beacon to other 

nations seeking a better life. 

This concludes our series marking the anntversary 

of the Bill of Rights. 

Take heart in the small 

steps to reunite area 

JUST AS ADDICTION can only be 

approached one day at a time, racism 

can only be alleviated one step 

at a time. 

Soma poopU and groups in Detroit 

and our suburbs are taking some of 

those steps. 

An invitation to attend a city/suburban 

race relations conference, 

sponsored by New Detroit Inc. last 

week was sent to school, police", clergy 

and elected officials from all our 

Oakland and western Wayne County 

suburbs. 

From our area, only Birmingham, 

Farmington Hills, Southfield and 

Bloomfield Hills (schools) sent representatives. 

The thrust of "the conference was 

"Building Bridges " Panel members 

talked about various projects they 

were involved in that brought people 

of different backgrounds together. 

The idea: Here's what people are 

doing, so you can think about what 

people can do in your community. 

• William Nabers. president of 

the Sputh Oakland NAACP, told of a 

two-year "Black-Jewish dialogue" 

with Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, 

which has included social and 

educational activities, joint charita- 

-ble projects and is now branching 

out "to address issues of economics 

and politics." 

• Edward Hustoles from the 

Southeast Michigan Council of Governments 

spoke of the regional efforts 

that will involve many people 

to revive Eight Mile Road, as well as 

the efforts his predominantly white 

from our readers 

Readerdiffers 

on clauses 

To the editor: 

Your Dec. 5 editorial page article 

on the Bill of Rights omitted a significant 

right enumerated in the 5th 

Amendment. That is the so-called 

'Taking clause" — "nor shall private 

property be taken for public use 

without just compensation." 

The "liberals" are so scared that a 

conservative Supreme Court will 

resurrect and broaden the taking 

clause that Sen. Biden's first question 

to then Supreme Court nominee 

Clarence Thomas was not about Ms. 

Hill, but about the book "Takings. 

Private Property and the Power of 

Eminent Domain" by University of 

Chicago professor Richard Epstein 

A significant ca^? involving a 

"taking" is before the court this session 

and a "conservative" decision 

could have very broad implications, 

even impacting our local wetland ordinances. 

You also omitted mention of the 

"self-incrimination" clause of the 

same amendment 

I also feel your explanation of the 

9th and 10th amendments is backwards 

"There may be limits on the 

government's power." I read It that 

what powers (of government) are not 

specifically enumerated in the Constitution 

are reserved to the people. 

That's more than "there may be limits" 

as I read it. 

LeeZeatei, 

Rochester 

Catholic parish is making to keep 

open its parochial school to serve the 

primarily black, non-Catholic popu- 

lation living around it. 

Barbara Tally, a native Do 

troiter and the first African-American 

ever to be elected in the city of 

Southfield, is a founder of the Oakland 

County Open Housing Center 

which helps pro-integrative housing 

moves. "I remember living in neighborhoods 

that were black and white. 

It's no good to have an Oakland 

County looking toward integration if 

we don't have a Detroit doing the 

same thing." 

SOMETIMES SILENCE says 

more than applause 

The 70 or so people attending had 

just viewed a WTVS show, shown 

earlier this year, that portrayed a 

student partnership between a Birmingham 

and Detroit elementary 

school and how it is changing the 

perceptions of those students. 

It is not a thrown-togetber, let'sgo-on-a-bus 

one-time field trip. It is 

a more solid program, which is being 

built up over time, with students 

talking about it, being paired up with 

a child at the other school, writing 

him or her letters, doing a video letter, 

spending time together and perhaps 

extending that to family visits. 

Before starting the exchange, 

Bingham Farms Elementary students 

minced no words as they said 

they associated crime, drugs and 

poverty with Detroit. Equally as sad, 

students at Detroit's Newberry Ele- 

Health care 

reform is 

important 

To the editor: 

I write regarding a recent editorial 

by your newspaper (Nov. 8, 1991) 

regarding legislation that I introduced. 

The legislation is part of a 

larger, 30 bill. Senate Health Care 

package that reforms our present 

health care system. 

The legislation you discussed in 

your article is one of eight bills that 

establishes a new and more aggressive 

discipline approach to "bad actors" 

in the health care profession. 

Undoubtedly, there are impaired 

health professionals who are performing 

their duties in an unsafe 

manner. The proposed discipline reform 

will remove these individuals 

from the system. 

Your editorial analysis of the legislation 

implied that the bills virtually 

assured no public output or oversight 

of the health professional discipline 

process The legislation only 

prohibits Freedom of Information 

Act requests during the actual complaint 

investigation by the department 

and the deliberations of the 

disciplinary boards. 

CONTRARY TO the statements in 

the editorial, the public would be 

able to gain access to the nature of 

4* A 

0 

mentary had almost no idea of what 

or where Birmingham was — the 

suburbs being no part of their world. 

Many of those who attended the 

"Building Bridges" conference were 

impressed that Birmingham is the 

only suburban school district which 

is committed to such a program 

NOT EVERYONE. "When you put 

these kids in a line, who's going to 

get the job''" voiced Helen Kelly, a 

board member of New Detroit. "The 

money (for education) needs to be 

put in one pot," she insists. 

That it still comes down to economics 

was echoed by Hustoles 

"Racism is like a fog that sits all 

over us." he said "If racism were 

alleviated, economic problems 

would still exist." 

Still, the small steps being taken 

by various groups to reunite Detroit 

and its suburbs can add up to that 

bridge And those who care about the 

city we all want to share again can 

be heartened 

Judith Doner Berne is assistant 

managing editor for the Oakland 

County editions of the Observer & 

Eccentric 

the complaint, the investigation and 

the final licensing sanctions once a 

formal sanction has been imposed on 

a health professional. 

I believe you will agree with me 

that not every complaint against a 

health professional has merit. Some 

complaints are actually malicious in 

nature. I don't believe it's in the best 

interests of the public and health 

professionals to have these types of 

non-meritorious complaints be discussed 

in a public way 

The health profession discipline 

package has a number of consumer 

protection elements: 

• One bill requires health professionals 

whose license is revoked for 

more than 30 days to notify their patients 

that the license has been revoked. 

• Another legislative proposal increases 

the amount of public participation 

in the disciplining process by 

increasing the number of public 

members on the licensing boards for 

health professionals 

• Other legislation encourages 

health professionals to "blow the 

whistle" on health care providers 

who continue to perform inadequately 

because of poor training, substance 

abuse problems or medical 

negligence 

I believe the Senate Health Care 

Reform package is important legislation 

Health professional licensure 

and discipline reform is necessary te 

ensure the quality of health care delivered 

to Michigan citisens. 

JoaaaeG. Emmou 

Stale Senator 

Moat Pleasaat (3 St* District) 

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Thursday. December 12. 1991 O&E 

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Entertainment, Page 7B 

Business, Page 12B 

CEP swimmers deal with inexperience 

Rocks will 

i 

work hard 

to achieve 

By Dan O'Meara 

staff writer 

Plymouth Salem will attempt to 

overcome inexperience on its boys 

swim team with enthusiasm and 

hard work this year. 

The Rocks, who were third in the 

Western Lakes Activities Association, 

lost a lot of talent through graduation 

and return only four seniors. 

"Seniors have always done well 

for us at the conference meet," Salem 

coach Chuck Olson said. "With 

only four, there could be a little 

problem, but that's just going to give 

some underclassmen more of an opportunity. 

"We have a lot of guys interested 

in working hard and 

but I think we have the type of kid 

here at Salem who will do well as 

the season goes on." 

The Rocks, who opened Tuesday 

with a dual-meet loss to powerful 

Dearborn, have Iri-captains Steve 

Salhaney, Brett Petroskey and Noel 

.Ranka and Todd Beaucbene in their 

senior class. 

SALHANEY 'WAS 11th in the 

WLAA in diving. .Brett Petroskey 

swims freestyle and the IM. Ranka 

freestyle and Beauchene the 

breaststroke 

"Normally, we have around 12 

seniors," Olson said. "We're just a 

little bit younger. It's a little scary 

right now, but I'm sure by the end of 

the season . . . hopefully everything 

will work out and *e11 be ready for 

the conference meet." 

The top juniors are Matt Erickson 

(fly, IM) Scott Helmstader (back, 

free), Phil Hoffmeyer (breast, free), 

Scott Wiklund (fly, free) and Chris 

Lynn (fly, back). 

Erickson and Helmstader should 

score a lot of points for Salem. Erickson 

was eighth in the IM and butterfly 

at the WLAA meet and is the 

lone returning member of Salem's 

championship medley relay team. 

Helmstader was eighth in the backstroke. 

Erickson will swim the butterfly 

in the medley relay, Helmstader is a 

possibility in the backstroke and either 

Hoffmeyer or Beauchene could 

swim the breaststroke. 

All-Area football 

Leon Hister of Plymouth 

tesm tor the second straight 

mates Joe Hayes and A Hen 

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Matt Erickson competes for Sslem in the individual medley 

Tuesday night. He was eighth in the IM and butterfly at the 

- "We've got a lot of freestylers, a 

lot of competition." Olson said. "We 

have five or six guys who hopefully 

will be pushing each other to find out 

who should be where." 

PETROSKEY AND Erickson 

swam sometimes in the 200 freestyle 

relay, but nobody returns with experience 

in the 400. 

The sophomore class is led by Aaron 

Berlin; Brian McMullen, Tim Nixon, 

Ryan Petroskey. Tom Satwicz 

and Fred Locke. All swim freestyle 

events, and all but Nixon and Locke 

are fliers, too. 

"They helped as freshmen," Olson 

said. "We're looking to find out how 

much they can really help this year." 

The top freshmen are David 

Bracht, Andy Dettling, Joe Ervin 

and Eric Seidelman. 

"The freshmen will get more of an 

opportunity than they have in the 

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past, so it should be an interesting 

year," Olson said. " 

"We don't really have a strong 

event We're not bad in anything but 

we're not real tough In anything. For 

us to do well, everybody has to swini 

well." 

Olson hopes the Rocks can qualify 

three relays and a number of individuals 

for the state championships. 

"If they have any designs on challenging 

(Livonia) Stevenson for the 

conference title, we had better have 

a few." Olson said. "Some definitely 

ought to have that as part of their 

agendas this year. Fd like to think 

our top swimmers in each event are 

thinking about it." 

Salem will be the host school for 

the WLAA Relays Saturday. The diving 

preliminaries begin at 10:30 a.m. 

and the finals at 1 p.m. The Plymouth 

and Canton Rotary clubs will 

sponsor the meet. 

Zebras 

v U l U U v l 


By Brad Emona 

staff writer 

Wayne Memorial's best offense 

Tuesday was its defense. 

The Zebras, who picked up their 

defensive intensity in the second 

half, overcame a five-point half time 

deficit to gain a 71-58 triumph over 

Plymouth Canton in a season boys 

basketball opener featuring two of 

the area's powers. 

Wayne, which trailed 35-30 at intermission, 

proved to be relentless 

on the boards, despite being outsized 

The Zebras also held Canton to a 

mere 23 second-half points, limiting 

the Chiefs to 32 percent shooting 

from the floor (8-of-25). 

"I thought we played absolutely 

horrendous defense in the first half." 

said Wayne coach Chock Henry, 

back on the bench (replacing his 

brother Dan) after a one-year sabbattcal 

at Walled Lake Western "We 

didn't stop dribble penetration, we 

didn't pick up anyone on the transition. 

and we did not do a good job of 

rotating. 

"We seemed to do a better job of 

that in the second half, and It seemed 

that when our defense picked up, we 

executed better on offense. It all 

seemed to come together in the last 

12 minutes of the game." 

WAYNE TRAILED for nearly 

three quarters, eventually taking the 

lead with 159 remaining in the period 

oo junior guard Dontes Prewitfs 

basket, making the count 48-46 

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BILL BRESLER/«t«rr photograph* 

WLAA meet laat year and helped the Rocka win the medley 

relay championahip. 

Dual losses in debuts 

The boys swimming teams at Plymouth Canton and Salem opened the 

season Tuesday with dual-meet losses to a pair of perennial state powers. 

Canton won four individual events and one relay but lost to visiting 

Ann Arbor Huron, 105-81. Dearborn defeated host Salem 126-59. 

"Dearborn has one of its typical teams." Salem coach Chuck Olson 

said. "We're going to get a lot better as the season goes along. Hopefully, 

tonight was a learning experience for us." 

Jeff Clark and Craig Steshetz paced the Chiefs by swimming on the 

winning 200-yard medley relay team and winning one event each. 

With Mike Orris leading off, followed by Mark Ealovega, Steshetz and 

Clark, Canton won the relay in 1:44.83. 

Clark won the 50 freestyle (23.12) and Steshetz the breaststroke 

(1:09.27). Pat Lancaster was Canton's other winner, taking first place in 

the backstroke (1:03.68). 

Salem's only first place came in the 400 freestyle relay in which Brett 

Petroskey. Aaron Berlin. Tom Satwicz and Scott Helmstader swam 

3:46.4. 

Salem's Steve Salhaney was second in diving with 231 points. 

Helmstader third in the backstroke (1:02.2). 

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Plymouth Canton will need time 

to develop depth on its boys swim 

team, but the Chiefs begin the season 

with a good nucleus of talent 

"We're good up front but our depth 

is not real strong." coach Hooker 

Wellman said. "It's going to take us 

a full year to come around, but we 

could be challenging near the end." 

Canton has only four seniors, but 

the ones it does have are quality people, 

Wellman said. 

Mark Ealovega and Nick Atwell 

will serve as co-captains, and Matt 

Tertel and Pat Lancaster will help 

provide senior leadership. 

Atwell should he nw th» 

divers in the Western Lakes Activities 

Association, finishing sixth in 

the last league meet. 

THE OTHERS will help the Chiefs 

score in the WLAA meet in which 

Canton placed fourth last season. 

Ealovega was sixth in the butterfly 

and 11th in the 50-yard freestyle. 

Lancaster eighth in the 100 freestyle 

and 12th in the backstroke. 

"All four are going to be strengths 

Jo, 

Wellman said. 

Canton's top swimmer is sophomore 

Mike Orris, the team's most 

valuable performer'last season. He 

placed third in the 200 freestyle and 

fourth In the 500 freestyle at the 

WLAA meet. 

"He's bigger and stronger," Wellman 

said. "He went faster in the 

summer, and I expect he's going to 

go even faster in high school competition. 

"With a lack of depth, we don't 

have a real strong event. Anywhere 

we put Mike Orris we can back him 

up with somebody good but as for an 

event where we're 3-4 deep — we 

don't have anything like that." 

Orris missed weeks — the 

longest period ol time he has been 

out of the pool since be began swimming, 

according to Wellman — because 

of illness last summer but has 

fully recovered. 

"HE SEEMS TO be up to par now(. 

ana he feels confident with his rac- 

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Wayne rally catches Canton 


Prewitt also nailed a three-pointer 

with 20 seconds left in the quarter to 

pve Wayne a four-point advantage, 

tCan too" held tough, however, tying 

game at M-all when Mike Staftossed 

in a three-pointer of his 

Own with 4:42 to play. 

But that,; when the Chiefs fell 

apart 

The hosts went on to outscore Canton 

17-4 down the stretch, aided by a 

big three-point shot (with 2:59 remaining) 

by senior forward Rick 

Barnes, who led all scorers with 18 

points. 

"We learned that we're capable of 

being a good basketball team, but 

you need to play 32 minutes instead 

of IT' Canton coach Dave Van Wagoner 

said. "Give Wayne credit, 

they're a darn good basketball 

team. 

"We got out-rebounded horribly. 

We didp't block out and go to the of^ 

tensive glass like we should.'' 

. Wayne, which shot 50 percent in 

the second half (18-of-3«), recorded 

basketball 

19 more attempts from the field on 

the night than their taller counterparts 

BARNES AND HARTMAN, a pair 

of 6-1 seniors, combined on 18 rebounds. 

In the scoring department Hartman 

added 16 points, with Romarco 

Fletcher and Lee Williams contributing 

12 and 11, respectively. 

—Derrick McDonald, the 6-1 senior 

guard, paced Canton with 14, while 

Mike Stafford added 13. Hal Heard, 

a 6-5 senior, chipped in with 10. 

"Our shot selection was terrible," 

Van Wagoner said. "We had too 

many who wanted to be the star instead 

of passing it around and get a 

good shot . 

"We need to step in the gym (to 

define roles). Stafford is our main 

ball-handler this year and it was his 

first game at point-guard. I'm sure 

he'll improve on that" 

Canton committed 18 turnovers on 

the night. Wayne's press was effective 

at times. 

"I think their quickness beat us at 

every turn," said the Canton coach. 

The Chiefs' 6-8 senior center. Tony, 

Coshatt, also got clearance to play 

after sitting out part of the preseason 

with a wrist injury. He finished 

with six points. 

"He got the OK from the doctor to 

play three days ago, and that's when 

started practicing," Van Wagoner 

said. 

HENRY, meanwhile, was glad to 

"cSme away with a win considering 

that another tough opponent looms 

this Friday. (The Zebras travel to 

Redford Catholic Central.) 

"After what I thought was a disastrous 

first half for us where we shot 

terribly from the foul line (4-of-12) 

and about 30 percent from the field 

(actually 13 of 37), and still beat a 

good team, you've got to be happy," 

Henry said. "Canton has a nice team. 

They have size and perimeter players 

to go with them." 

Shamrocks surprise Ypsilanti 

. Redford Catholic Central missed some critical free 

throws down the stretch, but a big half time lead allowed 

the Shamrocks to wixr Tuesday's boys basketball seasonopener 

58-54 over visiting Ypsilanti 

> CC enjoyed a 34-23 half time lead and led 52-37 after 

three quarters before nearly self destructing in the 

fourth, quarter. The Shamrocks were outscored 17-6 in 

the final eight minutes and missed five front ends of 

one-and-one free throws in the final two minutes, eoach 

Bernie Holowicki said. 

"We played hafti. but wilted a little at the end." 

ffrlowicki said. "If we would haye lost, after lfarting hy 

so much, ii would have been'Tike having a noose around 

your neck. But winning is a good feeling because we 

played a quality club," 

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•y Dan OtAsara 

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- Plymouth Canton began the transition 

to the 1992 girls basketball 

season much sooner than anyone had 

expected. 

Actually, It began Sept. 19 when 

Julie Nicastn broke a Bone In her 

foot playing against Westland John 

Glenn. 

Nicastn was a team leader and 

the only senior in the starting lineup, 

and the Chiefs were suddenly forced 

to adjust to her abaence. 

"Julie was the type of player every 

time she stepped in the gym 

something good was going to happen 

for your team," Canton coach Bob 

Blohm said. "There was never any 

down time for her. 

"That was a real setback, but she 

expected the team to continue on 

and they did." 

THE INJURY kept Nicastn oo the 

sideline for the rest of the season, 

but she remained a part of the team, 

which overcame her loss and advanced 

to the Class A semifinals for 

the secood time in three years. The 

Chiefs finished 21-5 after losing to 

eventual state champ Detroit Martin 

Luther King 63-46 Friday. 

"It was hard to watch them play 

without roe, but I knew they could do 

it," Nicastri said "They did it without 

me, but that's OK because 

they're not going to have me next 

year." 

Nicastri. who plans to resume 

playing in January when the AAU 

season starts, was present for every 

game and played an inspirational 

role for Canton. 

"Sitting there oo the bench for the 

whole season was real tough, but 1 

had to be there and give the team 

that poaitive image," she said. 

"I felt a little left out but I was 

still there. (Her teammates) told me 

they needed me there and that 

helped. 

"Even though I didn't get to play, I 

enjoyed it I enjoyed watching them 

play. I learned a lot because I got to 

see the court from a different perspective, 

and I can use that in AAU." 

AFTER STARTING the season 2- 

2. Canton woo 10 straight games before 

losing to Plymouth Salem in 

late October. The Chiefs won their 

next four until Salem dealt them another 

loss in the Western Lakes Activities 

Association final. 

But a young Canton seemed to 

come of age in the post-season tournament, 

winning the championship 

of what was called the toughest district 

in the state and avenging its 

earlier losses to Salem in the final. 

"From Games 15 through 26, we 

were really consistent," Blohm said. 

"That was the first Salem game and. 

even though we lost, there were 

some things I really liked. We were 

defending better and not turning the 

ball over. 

"One of the compliments to this 

team is that every time they came 

back in the gym they continued to 

work hard. I rarely had to say 'Hey. 

let's go to work here.' I didn't have to 

beg them to play and consequently 

their hard work began paying off ." 

The Chiefs defeated Livonia Ladywood 

and Salem to win the district 

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Livonia Stevenson, and that accomplishment 

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Blohm. 

"When'I looked at our district I 

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these teams could walk away with 

this championship." The district 

championship was a big stepping 

stone for us. Every game the kids 

had to come ready to play. We got 

things rolling in the district and that 

was a memorable tune for me." 

THE CHIEFS will undoubtedly be 

a highly regarded team entering the 

1992 season since every starter will 

be back. Rende Dory was the only 

other senior on the team. 

Juniors Stephanie Gray, the leading 

scorer and rebounder, and Kelly 

Holmes, who replaced Nicastri in 

the-lineup, return in the poet. Juniors 

Amy Westerhold and Christie Saffron 

and sophomores Britta Anderson 

and Alyson Noune bring back a 

wealth of experience at the guard 

positions 

This is what we started working 

toward when these kids were sophomores 

and juniors," Blohm said "It 

needs to be understood they're going 

to have to continue to develop and 

elevate their game, because the King 

game proved we still have things we 

need to deal with — pressure and 

size There's still a lot left for these 

kids to do if they're willing to do it 

"Other teams have players coming 

back. too. The potential for (Canton) 

to be good next year is there, but 

. . we have to go back to the district 

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Canton mission to develop depth 


es." Wellman said, adding Orris 

"will swim anything and everything" 

for Canton. 

The top juniors include Craig 

Steshetz. Ryan Henkel and John 

Mine her In the league, Steshetz was 

third in the breaststroke and fourth 

in the 50 freestyle. He swam 1:01 in 

the breaststroke at the state meet. 

Henkel also swims the breaststroke, 

Mincber the backstroke and free- 

style events. 

Sophomore Jeff Clark is greatly 

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In the SO freestyle, he swam a sub-23 

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"He finally figured out his stroke 

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Wellman said. 

Other sophomores who should con- 

tribute are Joe Foster (butterfly, 

sprints). Paul Montressor (back- 

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Scott Stevens, Jason Stirling, Todd 

Gillihan. Jason Nalepa and Eric 

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"(THE FRESHMEN) are not real 

tough, but they've got the potential 

to develop and in future years are 

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man said. 

The 200 medley and freestyle re- 

lays should qualify earlier this year 

and not have to wait for the confer- 

ence meet, Wellman said. The 400 

freestyle team shouldn't be bad ei- 

ther with plenty of possible combina- 

tions. 

In addition to Orris, Ealovega has 

a good chance to qualify for state in 

the butterfly, Atwell in divihg and 

Clark in the sprint freestyles, ac- 

cording to Wellman. 

The Chiefs began the season Tues- 

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bor Huron. The WLAA Relays will 

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Rodriguez has coached seven state 

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But the veteran coach isn't one to 

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"I'm excited about this year," he 

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an experienced team. 

First-team All-Area picks Pan 

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Kelly was 45-9 last season, while 

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"IT'S GREAT TO have the two 

seniors (Rieple and Kelly) back." Ro- 

driguez said. "It's also great to have 

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years left and I'm real happy about 

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While a lot of coaches aren't will- 

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"It doesn't bother roe," he said. "I 

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REDFORD CATHOLIC CENTRAL 

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THE TWO GREATEST con- 

stants in Observerland 

football are the successful 

programs at Farmington 

Hills Harrison and Redford Catholic 

Central. 

The 1991 season was like so many 

others in reqent years for those two 

Both reached the state finals again, 

with Harrison winning the Class BB 

crown and the Shamrocks taking 

runner-up honors in AA. 

And once more, the All-Area team 

reflects the perennial strength of 

those programs Harrison has six 

players on the 24-man squad. CC 

seven with the inclusion of kicking 

specialist Kerry Zavagnin. 

It was a good year for Plymouth 

Salem. North Farmington and Red- 

ford St. Agatha, too. They also made 

the playoffs and have representation 

on the All-Area team — Salem with 

three first-team players. North and 

St. Agatha two each 

Westland John Glenn, which had 

another fine season and just missed 

the playoffs, also put two players on 

the team, and Redford Bishop Bor- 

gess and Farmington round out the 

elite unit with one selection apiece. 

John Herrington of Harrison was 

named Coach Of The Year after 

leading the Hawks to their third 

state championship in four years and 

fifth overall. Harrison also won the 

Western Lakes Activities Associa- 

tion title for the fourth consecutive 

year Herrington is 188-43-1 in 22 

seasons 

"The thing that separates this 

team (from others at Harrison) is its 

toughness and its meanness," Herr- 

mgton said "This is the most physi- 

cal team I've coached " 

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE 

Andy Fltzpatrick (OB). Harrison: 

Fitzpatnck was one ol the most improved 

playerôn the Harrison team stepping 

into a starting role and leading the Hawks 

to a slate title 

He completed 89 oi 173 passes for 

1.637 yards and 22 touchdowns He had 

11 passes intercepted Fitzpatnck also 

-rushecra? trmes tor 164 yarOs ana TWW 

TDs 

"He had an outstanding year passing 

and running the pan." Herrington said, 

adding Fitzpatnck is a good college pros- 

pect "He has a lot more potential than he 

has shown Somebody is going to get a 

real good quarterback " 

Roy Granger (RB). Harrison: Granger 

is small but durable He has great speed 

and is an elusive runner, rushing lor 2.025 

yards and 31 touchdowns on 250 carries 

Granger set a state-finals record ol 295 

yards .in the Silver dome against Cheboy- 

gan in the Class BB championship game 

He also caught 19 passes for 326 yards 

and si* TDs He scored 38 TDs overall, 

returning a punt lor another score He re- 

turned six klckoffs and 17 punts for a total 

of 383 yards. Granger had three intercep- 

tions on defense where he was a three- 

year starter 

"He's one of the best tailbacks we've 

ever had. definitely the Best breakaway 

tailback," Herrington said "He made it 

easy to coach offense The hne was so 

good, we could spring him loose and. 

once he was in the secondary, he was 

devastating " 

Leon Hister (RB). Salem: Coach Tom 

Mosfnmer believes Hisler is "the most un- 

derrated player in the state of Michigan " 

Mister had an outstanding career for the 

Rocks, rushing for 2.494 yards and 37 

touchdowns m the last two years 

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Harrison Redford CC 

da (Sha-hay-da) was another key player 

who helped to continue a CC tradition for 

good defense He was one of the team's 

top tacklers with 88 Y? a hig number for a 

tackle Suhajda also had two sacks 

"He was our overall best defensive line- 

man." Macf said, adding he was a unani- 

mous Ali-Cathoiic choice of the league 

coaches "Everyone asked who that No 

71 was He seemed to be everywhere on 

the field He's great when the play comes 

at him but he does an equally good job of 

pursuing " 

Allen August (DL). Salem August was 

a three-year letterman and playing defen- 

sive end one quarter ot what Moshimer 

Joe Suhajda 

Redford CC 

Allen August 

Salem 

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St. Agatha 

Cards* Davie 

St Agatha! 

considers the best group of four down de- 

fensive linemen m the WLAA He had 44 

tackles, five sacks and two fumble reco- 

veries 

He ted the defensive hne that was one 

of the best in recent history at Salem,". 

Moshimer said "We' thought enough ol 

him as a sophomore to bring him up to 

the varsity, and we had an 8-1 team that 

year in fact, he was a captain as a |uri- 

•or " 

James Pierce (DL), St. Agatha Pierce 

has been a two-way starter tor three 

years and has continued a St Agatha 

tradition for outstanding linemen Pierce 

rates with former standouts Kev«n Rich 

(CMU|. Joe Churches (CMU) and Mike 

Boyle (EMU) according to coach John 

Goddard 

We've been blessed with linemen tor a 

small school, and he's right there wtth 

those kids. Goddard said "He was an- 

other one who never said anything He 

lust gets the (Ob done When we ran the 

ball CardeM (Davis) go! it and we ran it 

over James " 

Mike Pesci (LB), Harrison: Peso was 

the leader on another outstanding Mam- 

son defense making 159 total tackles, in- 

ducing 88 first hits. He also intercepted 

twe passes and recovered two tumbles 

As .the upback on offense, he mostly 

blocked tor Granger but he Od rush lor 

live TDs and catch one TD pass 

Herrington befceves Pesci has the frame 

to carry 230 pounds and play in the Mid- 

American Conference but he a an excel- 

lent student and might opt to play for an 

Ivy League school 

Mike has the moat sawy of any player 

on the team." Hemngton said "He could 

go from sKtokne lo side**, and he was 

seldom out of poaition Me was a good 

pass defender, and he took on the block 

Gary Stags* (LB) Redtord CC: StegaD 

was to the CC defense what Peaci was to 

the Mameon teem A two-year starter and 

the defensive stgnei ca«er he made the 

moat tackles (109) tor the Shamrocks 

and aiao recovered two toMMea He was 

a blocker ei the powsr-l aneup and was 

hitting somebody on every paiy. accord- 

ing to Mach 

"Gary was the heart and soul of our 

defense." Mach said "The other kids 

looked fo Mm tour toughness and lesdsr- 

ship — and he delivered. You could count 

on him m tough situations, and he was an 

inspiration to the other players " 

Matt Siskosky (LB). Farmington: 

Siskosky had a lot to do with Farmmgton 

being an improved team this year A four- 

year varsity player he doubled as an of- 

fensive tackle Siskoskfhad 117 tackles, 

including a season-high 29 against Salem, 

and more than 200 in the last two years. 

He also recovered two tumbles 

Siskosky. a straight-A student and tops 

m his class, has drawn the interest of Ivy 

League schools as welt as a number of 

Division II schools m Michigan 

mas there an the time, annng the 

Season and the off season. " coach Bernte 

Call said "He gave us everything he had 

He never got. down no matter what the 

situation was l never hed lo worry about 

Matt getting up for a game He was al- 

ways ready" * 

John Ward (DB). John Glenn Ward 

split time with Tad Quattlander at tailback 

and used hts fine athletic skills to excel at 

free, safety on defense He was a team 

captain along with Hagetthorne 

"He ran very hard with the ball, and he 

was a good hitter on defense." Gordon 

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Tea room fund-raiser will benefit clinic 

A wassail (east at O'Leary's Tea 

Room Saturday, Dec. 14, will benefit 

the St Francis of Cabrtni free medical 

clink; at Most Holy Trinity 

Church at Sixth and Porter in Detroit 

The tea room is a block from Holy 

Trinity at 1411 Brooklyn at Porter in 

Cork town, Detroit's oldest neighborhood. 

Mary Jane McNally and John 

Custer, the husband-and-wife team 

who own O'Leary'*, have planned an 

af ternooo reception for 1 - 4 p.m. On 

the menu are bars d'oeuvres, imported 

cheeses and crackers, smoked 

salmon, pasties, scones and preserves, 

hot spicy wassail, warm 

mulled cider, wine, coffee and tea. 

Live entertainment will be supplied 

by harpist Kelly Yousoufian of 

Troy, pianist and soloist Penny Sausouris 

of Detroit Jan Mordenski of 

Dearborn Heights and others. 

A $20 per person donation is requested. 

For those who prefer dinner, 

shank of lamb with savory Irish Antrim 

sauce will be served with Julienne 

vegetables and all the trimmings 

at sea tings at 4:S0 p.m., 7 p.m. 

and 9 p.m. A second entree will be 

roast spring chicken with Limerick 

ham with traditional wild rice stuffing. 

Dishes will be accompanied by 

culcannon. a tasty Mend of whipped 

potatoes, cabbage, onion and butter, 

and an apple walnut salad with 

black currants. Beverages including 

wassail also will be served. 

Requested donation is 135 per person, 

or WO per couple. Musicians 

will entertain 

Reservations are requested. Call 

964-0936. Visa, Mastercard and Diners 

Club cards are accepted. 

S'craft holds winter term registration 

Registration is underway for winto- 

term classes at Schoolcraft Col- 

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ary. Classes are offered at the Bentley 

Adult Education Center. Livonia 

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Dancers repeat 

holiday tradition 

One way to get into the holiday 

spirit is to see the classic ballet, 

the Nutcracker. It is being presented 

by four area groups through 

Dec .22. 

On Friday, Dec. 13 at B pjn., 

Eric Johnston, former principal 

dancer of the London Ballet Theater, 

is presenting the Nutcracker 

at the Clarencevine Auditorium oo 

Middlebelt Road, north of Livonia 

Mall. Ballet aficiopados should appreciate 

the traditional choreography 

of the Ballet Russe de Monte 

Carlo. The music is by Maestro 

Carmen de Leone who is the principal 

conductor of the Cincinnati 

Symphony and Ballet Orchestra. 

Youngsters will enjoy seeing a 

Christmas tree growing to 16 feet 

before their very eyes. All ages 

will be mesmerized by Clara and 

Fritz arriving in the Kingdom of 

Sweets in a sleigh pushed by angels 

through a layer of clouds. Many 

area children are performing in 

< this presentation of the Nutcracker. 

Tickets are |10. students and 

18. There will also be a perof 

selected dances from 

the Nutcracker at Livonia Mall. 

»:J0 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12. Tickets 

available at Hudsons, Harmony 

House and Sound Warehouse. 

The Michigan Ballet Theatre, 

which is celebrating their 25th an- 

, will perform The Nut- 

7:50 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 

14, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15 at 

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46£S354 

South Lyon High School, 11 Mile at 

Pontiac Trail. Tickets are fS for 

children under 12, 97 adults. Call 

624-S590. for information. The 

group is based in Farmington Hills 

and rehearses at Botsford Hospital. 

Southfield's Symphony Orchestra, 

under the baton of Douglas Bianchi 

presents Rose Marie Floyd's 

Contemporary Civic Ballet Company 

performing the Nutcracker 3 

p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15 at Birmingham's 

Seaholm High School at Lincoln 

and Cranbrook Road. 

Guest artists from the Joffrey 

Ballet will appear with the company. 

Kyle Ahmed, who dances the 

role of the Cavalier, joined the Joffrey 

in July 1990 after dancing 

with the Joffrey H from 1987 to 

1989. Ahmed was a member of the 

Ballet Hispanico and toured Europe 

with the Dennis Wayne dancers. 

Johanna Clair Snyder, dancing 

the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy, 

has been with the Joffrey since 

1987. 

The Southfield Symphony is a 

community orchestra of 70 musifrom 

16 different muncipali- 

Tickets are f 10, and |8 for stuand 

senior citizens. Call 354- 

4717 for information and 

reservations. 

The Oakland Festival Ballet will 

present their 3rd annual production 

of the Nutcracker at the Birmingham 

Theatre, Dec. 18 through Dec. 

22. featuring soloists from Ameri- 

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Copland, Morton Gould, Duke Ellington 

and others, as well as a 

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in the Christmas spirit of giving, the 

Southeastern Michigan Chapter of 

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Standard Fed receives rave reviews 


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Misery and woe: The continuing savings and loan 

mess. Manufacturing jobs gooe from the "rust belt" 

Housing starts down nationwide. Consumer confidence 

shaky. 

Except at Standard Federal Savings Bank, the Troybased 

thrift getting national attention as its earnings 

and share of the mortgage market climb. Why? 

"A lot of good things are coming together," answered 

Thomas B. Ricketts. 60, completing his 11th year with 

the triple title of chairman, president and chief administrative 

officer. 

"Sparkles like a diamond in a pile of charcoal," 

Forbes magazine said of Standard Federal last month. 

STANDARD Federal's "good things" include a stable 

Midwest housing market, lower interest rates for borne 

buyers, a growing gap between mortgage "rates and the 

cost of savings, a successful attempt to bring in lowinterest 

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Suburban Life 

Julie Brown editor/459-2700 

Thursday. December 12. 1991 O&E (P.C»1C 

Seniors take to the dance floor at Fellow* 

Creek lor the anniversary dance. Dancers 

photo* by SHERRIE BUZBY/atafl photographer 

include (right to left) Joe and Louise Bonczak 

and Walter and Eleanor Hendzell. 

Friendship provides 

reason to celebrate 

By Julia Brown 

stafl writer 

SENIORS KNOW that spending 

time with good friends 

helps make the holiday season 

bright. 

"Absolutely. It keeps you 

young." said Warner Rautio of Canton. 

"Keep active. That's one of tbe 

main things for long life." 

Rautio was among those at the 

recent St. Nick Frolic. About 170 

people attended the Wednesday 

get-together at tbe Fellows Creek 

clubhouse in Canton. 

"That's the biggest crowd we've 

ever had." said Dianne Neihengen, 

coordinator of senior activities for 

Canton Township. "They love a 

good party." 

The celebration for Canton-area 

seniors has been held for many 

years. Officials from Fellows 

Creek and Canton Township helped 

to keep the cost of this year's event 

Partygoers clap for a friend who has won a 

prize at the Chrlstmaa get-together in Canton. 

The group Includes (left to right) Helen 

affordable. Neihengen said, and 

many seniors were able to attend. 

RAUTIO HAS attended the 

Christmas party in the past and 

looks forward to it "I always come 

here to celebrate. It just seems to 

be the finale of the season, the 

year," said Rautio, who's been retired 

for about 12 years and had 

worked as a graphic arts estimator. 

"I have enjoyed retirement," 

said Rautio, president of tbe Royal 

Holiday Club of tbe Canton Seniors. 

He's found that volunteering and 

taking part in different activities 

help keep seniors going strong. 

A variety of activities were included 

at the afternoon St Nick 

Frolic. Seniors listened to music 

provided by disc jockeys. The Gold 

Tones. Songs of the season were 

featured, along with a number of 

other year-round favorites from 

different eras. Many partygoers 

Livingston, Nancy 

Smith. 

took to the dance floor. 

Christmas ornaments were displayed 

at the party. Each year, 

some of the seniors make ornaments 

to donate to the Ronald 

McDonald House. McDonald's officials 

award prizes to the creators 

of the handmade ornaments. 

The seniors enjoyed lunch and 

the pleasure of each other's company. 

Members of tbe Canton Seniors 

clubs — Royal Holiday, Pioneers 

and Zesters — attended, as did 

some seniors who take local arts 

and crafts classes. Some seniors 

who aren't club members or enrolled 

in classes also came to the 

party, as did township officials. 

"This really has been a lovely afternoon," 

Neihengen said. She'snowhere 

near retirement age just 

yet, but knows she'll enjoy those 

golden years. 

"I can hardly wait" she said 

witfi a smile. Tm going to go on 

alLthe trips and have a good time." 

Nordbeck and Theresa 

Skaters put best foot forward 

MEMBERS OF the Plymouth 

Figure Skating Club 

are about to embark on a 

trip around the world. 

The skaters won't actually board a 

plane or boat but will do tome 

"traveling" while staying close to 

home The theme of this year's club 

show is "Christmas Around the 

World" 

'It's for tbe kids," said Tammy 

Dordshewitx, show director "It's a 

fun show for tbe kids to do." The students 

have a great deal of input 

when it comes to planning the holiday 

show. 

Show time will be I p.m. Friday, 

Dec. 11, at the Plymouth Cultural 

Center. 523 Farmer. Ticket prices 

are |3 for adults. |2 for children 

Tickets will be sold at the door. 

THE PLYMOUTH Figure Skating 

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Club presents a Christmas show each 

year. More than 60 skaters will perform 

in this weekend's show. 

"It's a fun time of year to do it" 

said Doroahewitz, a Plymouth Township 

resident Skaters in the show 

range in age from early elementary 

school on up through adulthood 

Skaters won't be the only talented 

young people making their presence 

known that evening. Youngsters 

from Academic Gardens will sing 

songs of the season as part of the 

Skaters don't have a great deal of 

time to practice for the Christmas 

show, as many of them skate competitively 

and are busy through the 

fall with regional competition. They 

spend about three weeks practicing 

for the holiday show 

Pteeae turn to Page 3 

SHCMOC BUZSV/wae phoiographf 

practices tor I ^ J U U T H I ' U 

at the Ptymouth 

Cultural Center. 

Staying in shape 

Holidays present a fitness challenge 

By Julie Brown 

stafl writer 

A typical holiday meal isn't known for being low in 

calories. That doesn't mean the season has to lead to a 

10-pound weight gain. - , 

"There's something about the holidays," said Zonya 

Foco. a clinical nutritionist at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital's 

NutriCare in Ann Arbor. Most of us were brought up 

to associate the season with special foods. 

"So I think it is a problem for a lot of people," said 

Foco. a registered dietitian who earned a bachelor's degree 

in dietetics from Eastern Michigan University. 

It's important not to have a perfectionist attitude during 

the holidays, she said. Expecting to refrain from eating 

all desserts or other goodies isn't realistic. 

"The goal is to eat a little bit less than usual." When 

attending holiday get-togethers, it's important to listen 

to your stomach and stop eating when full. 

PLANNING CAN help prevent holiday weight-gain 

disasters. Incorporating exercise into daily life is also 

essential. 

The key is creating a -conservative workout plan 

"something they can fit in their life forever," said Kathy 

Bilicki, Wellness Center coordinator for the Livonia 

Family YMCA. 

Working out three times a week helps to promote good 

health, said Bilicki. a Livonia resident. That workout can 

include any number of activities such as walking, swimming. 

skiing or others 

"We just encourage some kind of movement." Bilicki 

knows that getting adequate exercise can be a little 

more of an effort rnlhe winter. Some people prefer using 

indoor facilities to exercise, including some who do regular 

walking at area malls. 

Foco and her colleagues at NutriCare, an outpatient 

nutrition counseling clinic, encourage people to stop and 

consider what they enjoy most about tbe holidays. Becoming 

uncomfortably stuffed isn't enjoyable. 

"There are people who love us with food," she said. 

Saying "No, thanks" at a celebration can be difficult. 

IT'S BEST to say how much you enjoy the food, but 

that you're simply too full right now. said Foco, an Ypsilanti 

resident. She doesn't recommend saying "I'm 

watching my weight" or "I'm on a diet." 

"That's an invitation for attack." Friends and family 

members may respond that there's no need for you to 

worry about excess weight. 

Holiday food preparation can be modified so that 

meals and snacks are lower in calories and fat Weight 

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gain isn't the only health complication associated with a 

high-fat diet. Such a diet is linked to an increased rate of 

heart disease and breast, colon and prostate cancers. 

Foco recommends that those preparing or enjoying 

holiday meals: 

e Choose white meat from the turkey, and don't eat 

the skin; 

• If possible, substitute low-fat margarine in recipes 

that call for butter or lard; 

a Skim fat from juices before thickening gravy, 

e Avoid consuming large quantities of alcohol, which 

tends to be high in calories; 

a Substitute cider mixed with sparkling water for 

eggnog; 

a Serve a fresh fruit salad rather than a creamy one; 

a Prepare a green bean casserole with yogurt and 

fresh onions, rather than using creamy soup and french 

fried onions; 

a Serve steamed vegetables topped with a little lowfat 

margarine; 

a Choose pumpkin pie rather than pecan pie; 

a Check the fat content of brown and serve rolls, 

which can be high in fat even before butterJs added. 

"TAKE SMALLER portions and really do stop when 

you're satisfied," Foco said. 

She also recommends that exercise be incorporated 

into holiday celebrations. A walk after Christmas dinner 

can be a family fitness affair. 

The YMCA's Bilicki also encourages people to get out 

and !>UfL moving. Ttm B W i lis snowy out 

mean they can't go outdoors." Getting regular exercise 

promotes a good attitude and relieves stress, she said. 

"You'ir see some change going on. no doubt" 

Bilicki tries to make exercise fun for people at the 

YMCA in Livonia. She encourages them to try another 

activity if they don't enjoy what they're doing 

It's important to start slowly to avoid injury and burnout. 

Bilicki said. Checking with a physician before 

starting an exercise program is recommended, particularly 

for' those who haven't exercised In some time or 

who have a family history of heart disease. 

Bilicki. her husband and children are all athletic, and 

keep active this time of year. Bilicki likes to ski. play 

golf, run. walk and work out. 

Foco and her husband have incorporated exercise into 

their daily lives. She enjoys cross country skiing, works 

out regularly at the EMU facilities and has some exercise 

equipment at home. 

Foco also practices what she preaches when it comes 

to choosing food. "It's fun to eat low fat. and you actually 

feel better," she said. 

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Ron and Deniae Schwab of Canton 

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Vershave of Canton. 

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Sarah Fraser, sister of the 

bridegroom Susan Fraser and Holly 

Gosea. Catherine Little and Patricia 

Clark were tbe readers. 

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The groomsmen were Russell Carley, 

Michael Schneider and brother 

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anniversaries 

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Ronald and Audrey Hollandsworth 

of Livonia recently celebrated their 

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Audrey Leirstein and Ronald Hollandsworth 

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chapel-length train. Her matching 

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veil. She carried a bouquet of gardenias, 

stephanotis, waite and pink 

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A reception was held at the Mayflower 

Meeting House in Plymouth. 

Wedding transportation was a fully 

restored 1959 Ford Edsel. 

Following a wedding trip to 

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Jackson. 

in Livonia for five years. 

The couple's children are: Robert 

(Lorraine) Hollandsworth of Wheaton, 

111., formerly of Farmington 

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of Livonia; Tim (Loci) Hollandsworth 

of Livonia; and Tom (Penny) Hollandsworth 

of Canton. 

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five girls and four boys. Hollandsworth 

is employed with Alron 

Floors. 

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attended by 35 people, including Ron 

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• YULE CARD 

Artist James A. Hardy submitted 

the winning entry for this year's 

Plymouth Community Arts Council 

holiday card. Tbe card features a 

oath's Old Village. Cards are available 

in many' local stores and can 

also be bought through tbe PCAC. 

Shipping price is an additional $1.50 

per package. Tbe organisation has 

three other cards available. All are 

original art works featuring such 

Plymouth scenes as Tbe Gathering 

and Penn Theater, the Wilcox House 

and the Baker House. For more information, 

call 455-5260. 

• MOMS TO MEET 

M O M. (Meet Other Mothers) will 

meet 9:30-11:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 13, 

at the First Presbyterian Church of 

Plymouth, 701 Church. The program 

will be on "Helping Your Child Make 

Friends." M.O.M is a support group 

for mothers. Meetings feature speakers 

and discussions on subjects of interest 

to mothers. Low-cost child 

care is provided during meetings. 

For more information, call 348-8057 

or 421-0745. 

• VOYAGERS SINGLES 

Voyagers Singles will meet 7:30 

p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, at St. Paul's 

Presbyterian Church, 27475 Five 

Mile, Livonia. Tbe meeting will feature 

a handbell and piano Christmas 

concert. Tbe poop is for singles age 

call 591-1350. 

• NUTCRACKER 

The Plymouth Symphony Orchestra 

and Plymouth-Canton. Ballet 

Company will present "The Nutcracker" 

8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 

Dec. 13-14, and 3 p.m Sunday. 

Dec. 15, in the Plymouth Salem High 

School auditorium, oo Joy west of 

Cantoo Center in Canton. Ticket 

prices are $12 for adults and seniors, 

$8 for students in kindergarten 

through 12th grade. 

Reserved admission tickets are 

available at several area locations, 

including Beitner Jewelry in Plym- 

ville, Cantoo Recreation Department, 

Evola Music in Plymouth and 

Joanne's Dance Extension in Plymouth. 

For phone orders, call 451- 

2112. 

• PWP CHAPTER 

Tbe Wayne /Westland Chapter No. 

340 of Parents Without Partners will 

meet 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, at the 

Wayne Amvets Post 1217 Merriman. 

Tbe general meeting will be 8 

p.m., followed by a Christmas dance 

8:30 p.m. to midnight Dressy attire 

should be worn. Price is $4 before 9 

p.m., $5 after 9 p.m. For more information, 

call (313) 457-0804 or 595- 

7806. 

• WESTSIOE SINGLES 

Westside Singles will bold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 ajn. Friday, 

Dec. 13, at Roma's of Livonia, on 

Schoolcraft west of Inkster. Tbe 

dance/party is for singles age 21 and 

older. Dressy attire should be worn 

(no jeans). There will be snacks and 

a budget bar. For more information, 

call 562-3160. 

• TRt-COUNTY SINGLES 

Tri-County Singles will bold a 

dance party 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Saturday, 

Dec. 14, at the Radisson Hotel, 

1-94 and Merriman in Romulus. 

The dance/party is for singles age 21 

and older. Admission price is $4. Casual/dressy 

attire should be worn 

(no jeans). There will be a cash bar. 

For more information, call 842-7422. 

• HOLIDAY PANCE 

Saturday Night Singles/Westside 

will hold a Christmas dance 8 p.m. to 

1 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at Romar's 

of Uvonia. on Schoolcraft west of 

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Inkster. Tbe dance is for singles age 

21 and older. Dressy attire should be 

worn (no jeans). There will be snacks 

and a budget bar. Admission price is 

$4. For more information, call 277- 

J21I 

• U.S. SINGLETONS 

The US. Singletons will hold a 

Christmas dinner/social Sunday, 

Dec. 15, at Hawthorne Valley, 7300 

Merriman, Westland. Dinner will be 

served 2 p.m., and will be preceded 

by cocktails. There will be a $5 gift 

exchange. The group is for singles 

age 45 and older. For more information, 

write to tbe group at P.O. Box 

2175, Fort Dearborn Station, Dearborn 

48123. 

• NEWBURG SINGLES 

Tbe Newburg Singles will meet 6 

p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, for a holiday 

potluck dinner at Newburg United 

Methodist Church, 36500 Ann Arbor 

Trail, Livonia. Meat and beverages 

will be provided. The program will 

include a "white elephant" gift exchange, 

a presentation by the 

dhurch's music department and singing 

of carols. Suggestion for admission 

is one canned good to stock tbe 

church pantry for the needy. For 

more information, call 525-5138 or 

397-2067. 

• DAR CHAPTER 

The Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter, 

Daughters of the American Revolution, 

will meet 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 

16, for a Christmas tea at 9417 Ivanboe 

in Plymouth. The program will 

be "Christmas Surprises." For more 

information, call 348-1718 or 453- 

1774. 

• AFTER FIVE CLUB 

—The Metiu West After Five Club, 

Christian Business and Professional 

Women, will meet 6:30-8:30 p.m. 

Tuesday, Dec. 17, at the Livonia 

West Holiday Inn/Holidome, 1-275 

and Six Mile. Tbe dinner meeting 

will include a fashion show present 

ed by Ellen's Fashions of Canton 

Tbe speaker will be Pat Ellerholz, a 

radio account executive from Lb« 

sing holiday songs. Price is $11. Dinner 

reservations are required. For 

reservations, call 422-3238 or 455- 

3371. 

• SINGLE PLACE 

Single Place will meet 7:30 p.m. 

Wednesday. Dec. 18, at tbe First 

Presbyterian Church In Nortbville, 

200 E Main. The speaker will be BUI 

Greenman, Ph.D., who will share his 

insights oo people and faith In Christ. 

Donation is $3. For more information, 

call 349-0911. 

• MEETING PLACE 

TMP/The Meeting Place will bold 

a dance/party 7:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m 

Friday, Dec. 20, at the Karas House, 

on Plymouth Road east of Telegraph. 

The dance/party is for singles 

age 21 and older. Top 40 music will 

be featured. There will be a budget 

bar, snacks and a prize give-away 

For more information, call 397-3992. 

• WESTSIDE DANCE 

Westside Singles will hold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to I a.m. Friday. 

Dec. 20, at Roma's of Livonia, on 

Schoolcraft west of Inkster. The 

dance/party is for singles age 21 and 

older. Dressy attire should be worn 

(no jeans). There will be snacks and 

a budget bar. For more information, 

call the hot line, 562-3160. 

• PWP MEETING 

The Wayne /Westland Chapter No 

340 of Parents Without Partners will 

meet 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27. at the 

Wayiitf Aiuvets Pusi, 1217 Meinman. 

The general meeting will be 8 

p.m., followed by a speaker on "Loss 

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Mail Copy To: OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 

36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonia 48150 

CHURCH PAGE: 953-2153, Mondays 9:00 a.m.-12 Noon 

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BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN 

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29475 W. Six Mile, Uvonia 

525-3664 or 261-9276 

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YOUTH 

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CLUBS 

Wad. Family Hour- 

10*0 AJA 

11:00 AM. 

... 6:00 P.M. 

... 7:30 P.M. 

H.L. Patty 

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December 15th 

11:00 A.M. Guest: Rev. Paul Frizzell 

6:00 P.M. "A Christmas Dream" 

A Christmas Cantata preserved by 

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'A Church That's Concerned About People' 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of Jeffries X-Way) 

Phone: 522-6830 

LUTHER A. WERTH, PASTOR 

Sunday Worship 8:30, 11:00 A M. 

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Week Day School, Pre-School, Kindergarten ' 

Sharing the Love of Christ , 

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Redford Baptist Church 

7 Mite fload am) Onno Rrver 

ABC/ 

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833-2300 

9:30 AM Worship 

December 15th 

"Witness" 

Pastor Nelson preaching 

10:45 AM Church School lor all ages 

Wednesday 6:45 P.M. - MM-Weeh Service 

Staffed Nursery Children ft Youth Programs 

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December 15th 

9:40 A.M. Sunday School 

11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 

"O Little Town of Bethlehem' 

Rev Paul F. White 

6:30 P.M. Evening Service 

Cheryl Kay*. Muaac Director 

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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 

MISSOURI SYNOO 

High & Elm Streets. Northvtde 

T Lutoecfc. Pastor 

Kinne, Associate Pastor 

Church 349-3140 - School 349-3141 

Sunday Worship 8:30 4 11 0C»A M 

Sunday ScftoolV 45 AM 

Saturday Vespers 6 00PM 

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Monday Evening Service 7:30 P.M. 

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532-2266 REDFORD TWP 

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Rev. Timothy Halboth, Assoc Pastor 

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SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 

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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN. 10:00 AM. 

MORNING WORSHIP SUN. 11:00 AM. 

EVENING WORSHIP SUN. 6:00 P.M. 

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PASTOR 

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ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Worship Service 

8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

Saturday Service 5:30 p.m. 

Jerry Yamefl. Sr Pastor 

DavKJ Woodtoy, Pastor 

Drax Morton, Pastor 

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7000 N Sheldon Cantor Top - 459-3333 

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Timothy Lutheran Church 

8820 Wayne Rd 

[Bflwrrn Ann Arbor Trail ft Joy Road) 

Livonia • 427-2290 

Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. 

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 

Rev. Mary T. Olivanti. Pastor 

261-0766 

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30900 Sa Mria Rd (Bat Mamman & Miooieoem 

Chuck Sonquiat. Pastor - kaamay KirkD> Assoc 

10:00 AM Worship ft Church School 

11:15 A M Adutt Study Classes 

Nursery Provided • 422-6038 

CATHOLIC 

ST. ANDREW'S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road 

Uvonia. Michigan 48154 

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Mon -Fn 9:30 A.M Hoiy Eucharist 

Wednesday 6:00 P.M. Dinner ft Classes 

Saturday 5:00 P.M. Holy Eucharist 

Sunday 7:45 ft 10 A M Holy Euchanst 

9:00 A.M Christian Education tor ail ages 

Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available 

The Rev. Robert Clapp. Rector 

Every "nee ehsH bow and every tongue 

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of.Energy" 8:30-9 p.m. Those attending, 

will "Share the Season" and 

shake off the post-holiday blues 9 

p.in. to midnight. Price is $4 before 9 

poll., $5 after 9 pm For more information, 

call 721-3691 or 59S-780*. 

• NEW YEAR'S PARTY 

The Mayflower-Lt Gamble Post 

No. 6695, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 

will hold aNew Year's Eve party at 

the VFW Hall, 1426 S. Mill. Plymouth. 

Tbe party will begin 8:30 p.m. 

Tuesday. Dec. 31. Ticket price is ISO 

per person, and reservations should 

be made by Friday, Dec. 27. A portion 

of the proceeds will be used for 

ccSununity and veterans' service 

wflrk. Tbe party will include dancing 

to^he music of a band, catered food 

and favors. For reservations or more 

information, call 459-6700 or 453- 

0715. 

•. THREE CITIES 

The Three Cities Art Club won't 

hold a regular December meeting 

Tbe club's next meeting will be Mondc$, 

Jan. 6. 

OAE Thursday. Dmcmmbm 12. 1991 

• CLUB PROJECT 

Members of the Plymouth Newcomers 

Club and tbeir families gathered 

Saturday, Dec. 7, to help decorate 

Kellogg Park, Pointe Park 

and Plymouth City Hall for the holiday 

season. Tbe annual event is a 

holiday tradition for the club. 

• CIVITAN CLUB 

The Plymouth-Canton Civitan 

Club is a community service organization 

for men and women. It meets 

7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the 

month for a business meeting at the 

Plymouth Community Chamber of 

Commerce office. Tbe club meets 

6:30 p.m. the third Thursday of the 

month at the Italian Cucina, 39500 

Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth Township, 

for a dinner meeting and program. 

For more information, call 

464-1129 or 455-9720. 

• MALA WISLA 

The Mala Wisla Dance Ensemble 

is accepting registrations for classes. 

Children and teenagers ages 3-18 

will learn Polish ethnic dances and 

folk songs. Classes will be held in the 

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• JAYCEES 

The Plymouth-Canton Jaycees 

meet 8 p.m. the fourth Thursday of 

each month at the Plymouth Cultural 

Center, 525 Farmer. The non-profit 

organization is dedicated to community 

service and individual development. 

For more information, call 

Cam Miller, 453-1915, or Ronnita 

Kreiling, 455-8676. 

• MUSEUM FUN 

Tbe Plymouth Historical Museum 

is at 155 S. Main, Plymouth. It is 

open 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday 

and Saturday, 2-5 p.m. Sunday. 

A special "For the Duration" exhibit 

will continue through late January. 

The exhibit tells the story of 

people and events of tbe World War 

II era. 

Museum admission price is $1.50 

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5-17, free for children under 5. Family 

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• CHARISMATIC PRAYER 

Singing, praise and Scripture are 

featured 6-7:30 p.m. Sundays at the 

Patio Classroom No. 1 at the Madonna 

University Center. .14221 Levan. 

north of Schoolcraft in Livonia. The 

meeting** open to the public. 

• CHRISTIAN WARRIORS 

Christian Warriors for Christ 

Ministries will present a concert, 

"Our Mighty God," 7 p.m. Saturday. 

Dec. 2i, at McGregor Auditorium, 

Wayne State University campus. 

Performing will be The Greater 

Bethlehem Choir, Conquering King 

Choir, Voices of Glory Concert Chorale, 

Toya Burr, Idella Atkins and 

Patricia Richardson. Donation is $5, 

free for the homeless or unemployed. 

• CHORALIS CHOIR 

Choralia Choir Christmas concert 

will take place 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday, 

Dec. 22, at Hosanna Tabor Lutheran 

Church, 9600 Leyerne, Redford. 

For information, call 937-2424. 

• CHRIST OUR SAVIOR 

Christ Our Savior Lutheran 

Church. 14175 Farmington. Livonia, 

will celebrate Christmas and New 

Year's with a series of services. Sunday. 

Dec. 22, a family communion 

service will be 8:30 a.m. and a children's 

pageant service 11 a.m. The 

pageant is entitled "My Dear Lord 

Gave to Me," based on tbe song. 

"The 12 Days of Christmas." 

On Christmas Eve, services will 

begin with family worship 7 pm A 

midnight candlelight communion 

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with a candlelighting ceremony. 

Christmas morning will be celebrated 

with a communion service 11 

a.m. A New Year's communion service 

will take place 7:S0 p.m. Tuesday. 

Dec. 31. 

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BobSklar editor/953-2113 

Thursday. December 12. 1991 O&E 

Aut&At 

Artbeat spotlights vignettes 

from the suburban arts scene. 

Send news leads to: Artbeat, 

Creative Living, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. 

It's a sign of the season. 

Livonia Symphony Orchestra 

will host its ninth annual Wassail 

Dinner Feast at 7 p.m. Saturday 

Dec. 14 in the Madonna 

University Residence Dining 

Hall. 14221 Levan, at Schoolcraft. 

The evening of merriment and 

feasting in the manner of Merrie 

Olde England features food, 

fanfares, carols, costumes, wine 

and music. 

Proceeds will benefit tbe LSO. 

Reserved seating is $30 per 

person. Reserved tables are 

available for parties of six or 10. 

Seating is limited. Call 591-5044. 

Lend a helping hand. 

Livonia photographer Carlos 

Diaz is looking fpr help to fund 

young adult photography 

workshops beginning next June in 

southwest Detroit's Mexican 

Town. 

Diaz, an associate professor of 

photography at Center for 

Creative Studies in Detroit, hopes 

to increase their sense of self 

worth. 

"1 want them to perceive their 

living conditions as positive. 

They're on a dead-end road. Once 

you make them feel good about 

themselves, that allows them to 

see light at the end of the tunnel." 

Diaz is working in conjunction 

with the Hispanic organization, 

Casa de Unidad. Tbe 20 students 

will study darkroom techniques 

but tbe focus is going to be on 

taking photographs. 

"I want them to be able to take 

.the camera home with them at 

the end of the day, to be able to 

take a photograph of their father 

asleep in front of the TV. I want 

to get them to talk with the older 

members of the family: father, 

mother, grandfather. I want to 

make them feel m&re positive 

about where you live." 

Costs for the 14-session 

workshop are projected at 

110,000 Because of the expensive 

materials involved — camera, 

film, paper, chemicals — Diaz is 

applying for a grant from Arts 

Midwest. He's also contacting 

Kodak, Fuji and Ilford. 

To help Diaz's fund-raising 

efforts,, call him at the CCS photo 

department: 872-3118. 

Another call for poets. 

Poems may be entered in 

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new Distinguished Poet Awards 

contest. Cash prizes totaling 

$1,000 will be awarded, including 

a $500 grand prize. 

The contest is free to enter. 

Poets may enter one poem only, • 

20 lines or less, in any style, on 

any subject. Tbe deadline to enter 

Jan. ir 

Poems entered will be 

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of America, a hardcover 

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New or emerging poets are 

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Watercolor with 

theme of peace 

captures honor 

• Exhibitions, 4D 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

Connie Lucas of Canton is proof 

positive that even if you've put your 

dreams oo hold for a few decades, 

it's never too late to pursue them. 

When Lucas attended Detroit 

MacKenzie High'School, parents had 

the final say on what courses students 

took and didn't take. 

"In high school, I liked art but in 

those days, you had to get permission 

(to sign up for electives)," Lucas 

said. 

Thinking practically, Lucas' father 

advised her to learn bookkeeping 

and secretarial skills. 

At age 30, Lucas said she was experiencing 

"a mid-life crisis, thinking 

that all these years I'd been 

doing things for my husband and 

kids." 

Lucas added art to her life of 

homemaking, sewing, baking and volunteerism. 

"I started in adult ed, 

working with oils and progressing to 

acrylics. I ended up with watercolor 

and mixed media.".. 

At 40, Lucas began taking night 

classes at Eastern Michigan University. 

Eleven years later, in 1985, she 

earned her bachelor's degree in fine 

arts. Last year, she received her 

master's at EMU. 

NOW AN accomplished, awardwinning 

artist and teacher, Lucas' 

watercolor, "Reverse Image," won 

an honorable mention in the 

Transforming Visions art show at 

the Swords Into Plowshares Peace 

Center L Gallery, one of just two 

galleries in the United States whose 

theme is peace. 

-The international exhibit runs 

through Dec. 28 at the airy, spacious 


REAL ESTATE 

U 

"Reverse Images," a 28- by 36-inch acrylic, 

won honorable mention in the Transforming 

t 

#1D 

Visions art show at the Swords Into 

Plowshares Peace Center A Gallery. 

Symphony 

judge to 

watch for 

intensity 

By Linda Ann Chomin 


"am for a 

Friend" is part 

of William 

Rabbit's 

exhibition of 30 

acrylic 

paintings and 

many limitededition 

prints 

at Native West 

Gallery in 

Plymouth. 

pfiolo* by BILL BRESLER/start photographer 

Gallery to spotlight Southwest art 

• Native American art expert 

will visit, 20 

By Linda Ann Chorn in 


NATIVE WEST hosts its second annual winter 

art festival featuring an exhibition of 30 

acrylic paintings and numerous limitededition 

prints by award-winning Cherokee 

artist William "Bill" Rabbit Friday-Sunday, Dec. 13-15 

The gallery is at 883 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. 

Other featured guests will be silversmith Danny 

i trader Kdmond 

"Bing" Crosby, an authority in dealing with American 

Indian art with 35 years' experience 

Zender will demonstrate his skills in Zuni-style inlay 

work and stone cutting. Crosby and Rabbit weleome 

visitors and answer questions. 

Rabbit is known for his towering figures cloaked in 

flowing mantles that seem to merge with the earth. 

Left Silversmith Danny Zander will create 

atone inlay jewelry in 14K gold and sterling silver 

at Native West's winter art festival. 

Against a Southwestern backdrop, lyrical figures 

mirror mountain-like projections. 

Rabbit's work is inspired by his life experiences, 

from summer visits in Oklahoma with his Cherokee 

grandparents to fighting in the Army's infantry in 

Vietnam. 

"I THINK our whole life is a learning experience. 

Everything I've experienced to date, everything makes 

an impression and you file it away," Rabbit said in an 

interview from his Northeastern Oklahoma home near 

the Western band of the Cherokee Nation. 

"Once you've experienced unpleasantness, you can 

find value. My experience has made me a better 

person I value things 

experienced these things.' 

Artists whose work speaks to the generaUons are 

shaped by the human condition, suffering and tragedy 

Out of this comes a vision, a way of seeing the world. 

"What I want a painting to do is to give pleasure to 

draw a person in, for that person to be mesmerized." 

Rabbit said. "I find enjoyment and beauty in 

everything I see. Without songs and visual things, we'd 

be in trouble. You have to have beauty." 


When internationally recognized 

pianist Flavio Varani judges tbe 

Livonia Symphony Orchestra's 

Young Artist Competition, he'll look 

for an intense desire in competitors 

to devote everything to art much 

like he does 

"It is not so much facility as intensity 

— an intense desire." the Birmingham 

resident said. "The music 

stays. It's always with me. I'm living 

100 percent life in my art. Music is 

the center and everything else relates 

to it." 

Judges f^r the 1992 Young Artist 

Competition Jan. 11-12 at Madonna 

University in Livonia include 

Varani, LSO concertmaster Victoria 

Haltom and LSO conductor/music 

director Francesco DiBlasi. 

Varani is artist-in-residence at 

Oakland University in Rochester 

Hills. This summer, he'll serve as artistic 

director of the International 

Academy for Advanced Chamber 

Music Studies in Munich, Germany. 

Flavio V, 

pianist 

Please turn to Page 3 - 

Revived fine arts competition shaping up as a winner 

AFTER A two-year hiatus, it's 

back, hopefully as an annual event. 

Michigan Art '93. an all-media 

fine arts competition first held in 

1988 and 1989, will return to downtown 

Plymouth Jan. 15-20 to coincide 

with the Plymouth International 

Ice Spectacular. A site for the 

competiUon hasn't been chosen yet 

Prize money for the juried show 

totals $2,000 

Plymouth Community Arts Council 

hopes to enlist event co-sponsor - 

•hip from neighboring arts groups in 

NorthvUJe, Canton and Uvonia. 

Michigan National Bank returns as a 

financial sponsor. 

"It's a program we always wanted 

to do Having a fine arts competition 

is my favorite project because it encourages 

young artists in the state," 

said Doris Chatter ley, an arts council 

board member co-chairing Michi- 

gan Art '92 with Janet Campbell. 

An opening reception for this 

Michigan art showcase will be 7-9 

pm Tuesday, Jan. 14. Public viewing 

will be Jan. 15-20, 11 a.m. to « 

p.m. Monday-Thursday, 11 am to I 

p.m Friday-Saturday and noon to 5 

p m Sunday. 

"We've been concentrating the 

last couple years trying to get Wilcox 

Mill going: With that on its way. 

we're hoping to now firm up and expand 

overall programming," said 

Kathy Savitskie, the arts council s 

THIS WINTER, the arts council 

plans to kick off its capital drive to 

rsise the $7tt,000 needed to convert 

Henry Ford I's water-powered 

Plymouth Plant Into the Wilcox Mill 

Arts Center 

The council envisions a 

Sklar 

arts center for western Wayne County. 

It would contain offices, classrooms, 

an exhibit gallery and a rental/consignment 

shop. Wayne County 

parks now uses the M-year-old build- 

Unue to own the property and maintain 

the grounds 

Savitskie calls reviving tbe Michi 

gan art showcase a natural spinoff 

from the Wilcox Mill effort: 

"A couple years ago. we knew we 

needed new facilities and we came 

into an opportunity to move into the 

mill Now we've come into an opportunity 

to not only get ourselves into 

the mill, but also build something 

much bigger: to still be the Plymouth 

Community Arts Council and do 

programs we love but also work with 

other groups to do much more - 

Michigan Art "89 drew 98 entries. 

Forty-two pieces representing 32 

artists from 24 cities were cbos^p 

for display Entrsnts ranged in age 

from 18-year-olds to retirees. 

With the ice spectacular drawing 

hundreds of thousands ol visitors, the 

sure for aspiring artists 

THIS YEAR'S show, despite a late 

start, still drew more than 50 entries. 

Quality of the art chosen for 

display should be high since the juror 

is Mary Stevenson, the Detroit Institute 

of Arts" highly respected 

ant curator of 20th century art. 

Her background is impressive tbe 

Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, 

the Archives of American Art, the 

Smithsonian Institution and the 

Michigan Commission for Art in 

Public Places * 

She'll spotlight the art of jurying 

an art show when she addresses a 

community luncheon Mooday, Jan. 

13 at Cafe Bon Homme, then lead a 

walk-through at Michigan Art '92. 

In addiUon to prize mooey, the 

mm petition will offer A $250 purchase 

award. The award will honor a 

painting selected for permanent inclusion 

in the arts council's Art 

Rental Gallery Stevenson aad gallery 

chairwoman Therese Gall will 

select the award recipient. 

Time will tell how neighboring 

arts groups react to Plymouth Com- 

munity Arts Council's innovative regional 

pitch. Says Savitskie. "It 

takes time to coordinate volunteers 

within one community group, let 

alone other communities." 

But if any community can forge a 

cultural coalition in western Wayne 

county, it's Plymouth. 

As Penniman Showcase of Arts 

and Crafts owner Scott Smith, who 11 

oversee setup of Michigan Art '91. 

put it: 

really 

wonderful arts community: the arts 

council, the symphony. the museum, 

the galleries, the ice spectacular and 

soon, the Wilcox Mill Arts Center 

Art truly is a great Influence here." 

Bob Sklar is assistant managing 

editor for special projects

20* 

OAC Thursday. Oecember 12. 1991 

Southwest art in spotlight 

Continued; from Pa e 1 

9 

Rabbit's paintings are created in colors ol a 

Southwest palette: ten? cotta. sandstone, clay and 

earth. He uses symbolism in many of tbe works, 

interjecting buffalo beads or tbe imprint of a human 

hand from an ancient petroglyph into wispy clouds 

washed onto the canvas with white acrylic. 

ALTHOUGH CREATED in acrylic. Rabbit s 

paintings use techniques learned from years spent 

working in different media. 

"I use a variety of techniques similar to watercolor," 

Rabbit said. "Portions of it look like watercolor 

washes. Acrylic is very versatile.'' 

His original painting* are exhibited in more than 50 

galleries across the natioo. Some form of image, from 

limited-edition prints to posters to calendars, are sold 

at several hundred others. 

"I've always enjoyed painting. I devote a lot of time 

to my painting. I'm pretty disciplined. I do my eight 

hours and it extends into 12, many days." 

Rabbit's artwork has won a long list of awards and 

honors. In 1993. be won tbe Jerome Tiger Award and 

tbe Best of Category in Trail of Tears Theme for his 

painting, "When My People Cried." 

Trail of Tears refers to the forced removal of the 

Cherokee from ancestral homelands in tbe 

southeastern United States. Jerome Tiger's haunting 

image of an Indian brave on horseback bowed in defeat 

upon the Trail of Tears has become universally 

recognised. 

"It's a way of telling a story. I try to feed the mind," 

Rabbit said "It's not a canvas. It's a window into a 

thought process." 

IN 1987, Rabbit was honored with a 30-year 

retrospective of his work at the Cherokee National 

'What / want a painting 

to do ia to give 

pieaaure to draw a 

peraon in, for that 

peraon to be 

meamerized.' 

— Bill Rabbit 

Museum in Oklahoma. An Easter egg created in the 

same year by Rabbit for a White House Invitational is 

now part of a permanent collection at the Smithsonian 

Institution in Washington along with eggs created by 

Andrew Wyeth and Andy Warhol. 

"I always try to be open to new things, to be 

creative," Rabbit said. "From the pastel pieces to the 

deep vibrant color of the very powerful pieces, there is 

variety. Not only do I like variety, but I think that the 

people are accustomed to variety." 

In 1989, Rabbit was named Artist of tbe Year by the 

Indian Arts and Crafts Association. , 

"I'm very thankful for the recognition," Rabbit said, 

"but I've eliminated the competitive in my life. It's tbea 

time for younger artists to receive encouragement." 

Artists face rejection almost daily. Over the years. 

Rabbit has come to know his art can't please everyone. 

"Once you can accept it If you have the courage to 

do whatever it takes," Rabbit said, "just do your best 

and be true to your feelings. Once I did that, I really 

started to communicate with people." 

BILL BRESLER/«t«f» pHotographer 

Lisa Mitchell, Native Wast assistant manager, I lam Rabbit. A wash of buffaloea in the clouds 

stands next to "Journey to the Sunset" by Wll- descend from the sky. 

Art test's palette paintings, jewelry, demonstrations 

By Linda Ann Chomkv 

I writer 

* Native West will feature three guests 

* prominent on the Southwest art scene at its 

« second annual winter art festival 10 a.m. to 

* 9 p.m., Friday-Sunday, Dec. 13-15 at the 

- gallery, 863 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, 

t Oklahoma artist William "Bill" Rabbit, 

* New Mexico silversmith Danny -Zender and 

* international art trader Edmond "Bing" 

* Crosby will be on hand to meet visitors and 

* answer questions 

Zender will demonstrate the fine art of 

* stone cutting and Zuni-style inlay work all 

;• three days. 

Register 

now for 

art class 

Signup starts this 

week for a new Livonia 

Adult Education watercolor 

class that features 

artist V. Janus Benda of 

Farmington Hills. 

The class will be 9.30 

ajn. to 12:30 p.m. Mondays 

beginning Jan. 20 

for six weeks at Bentley 

Center, Livonia. 

Each session will consist 

of lecture-demonstration 

followed by students 

working at their 

own pace and receiving 

individual instruction 

Beginning watercolorists 

to those who have 

studied for years will 

gain from these personalized 

classes. 

Learning the tricks 

and techniques of watercolor, 

including handling 

of the materials, of basic 

painting to the use of 

Advanced painters 

will explore their potential 

and look at the 

strengths and 

weaknesses of their 

Janus has 30 works on 

display in tbe Prairie 

House at Domino's 

Farms in Ann Arbor and 

quiet room at Farmington 

Hills Public Library. 

31737 W. 12 Mile, until 

Dec. 11. 

-For class registration, 

call Livonia Pnblic 

Schools Adult Education 

at 523-9277. 

Greenmead 

tours set 

Tosr Livonia's 

Greenmead Historical 

Village 1-4 p.m. Sundays, 

Dec. IS and 22. Iff decorated 

for the holidays 

With "A Musical White. 

Christmas" theme. 

"Bing will be bringing an incredible selection 

of jewelry and will also take special 

orders like last year," said Becky Dodson. 

co-owner with husband Doug, of Native 

West 

Crosby, an authority on American Indian 

art with 35 years' experience, will bring 

several thousand piece? of authentic handcrafted 

Navajo and Zuni jewelry to the 

show. 

He travels eight months of the year to 

buy art and jewelry from the American Indians 

in New Mexico and Arizona, then 

wholesales it to shops and galleries in England, 

France. Germany. Spain, Tbe Netherlands. 

Australia. Japan and Korea, not to 

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40* Q4iE Thursday. December 12. 1W1 

Reflect on capturing unusual images 

When light hits smooth, shiny surfaces 

— glass, metal and water — 

many Light waves bounce off without 

becoming scattered and itifflnd 

From the proper angle, we see these 

as reflected images. 

Reflections surround us constantly 

in our everyday lives. Have you ever 

noticed the reflected images in the 

exterior glass of a modern office 

building, that polished oil tanker you 

passed on the way to work, or even a 

pair of sunglasses? , 

How about colorful, abstract reflections 

in an oil spill, puddles after 

a rain, or a breathtaking reflection 

across a still lake in early morning? 

Reflections abound. If you tune 

your photographic vision their way, 

you'll have many marvelous opportunities 

to give added dimension to 

your photographs. 

WITH BUILDING glass and metal 

surfaces, the reflected image will 

nearly always be distorted into a 

surreal, dreamlike quality. 

Mirrors, on the other hand, provide 

the truest reflections. Mirror 

exhibitions 

Send calendar items about 

Oakland County art gallery exhibitions 

to The Eccentric, 805 E. 

Maple. Birmingham 48009. Send 

items about Wayne County exhibitions 

to The Observer, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Attention: 

Creative Living editor. 

• INDUSTRY 

Starts Dec 12 The artistic 

"noise" of the Royal Oak design collective. 

Der Larm (German for "the 

noise"), arrives at 15 S. Saginaw. 

Pontiac. Doors open at 7 p.m., wine 

tasting and hors d'oeuvres 7-9 p.m. 

Call 334-1999 Inspired by the German 

expressionists, the trio (Bill 

Bowen, Thomas Thewes Jr. and David 

Myatt) strives to apply a fine art 

attitude to the commercial art field, 

reminiscent of Neville Brody's 

achievements. Progressive thought 

and propaganda are the key terms in 

describing the unified design of Der 

Larm, whose collective experience 

stems from the School of the Arts Institute 

in Chicago, the Center for 

Creative Studies and Wayne State 

University. 

• SISSON GALLERY 

Through Dec. 13 — "Women 

Pristmakers," a collection of works 

from the Print Consortium, on exhibit. 

Gallery hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Monday-Friday, until 8 p.m. Tuesday 

and Wednesday, at MacKenzie Fine 

Arts Center, Henry Ford Community 

College, 5101 Evergreen, Dearborn. 

845-9634 

• XOCHIPILLI GALLERY 

Starts Dec. 14 — Michigan artist 

Doug Warner will open an exhibit of 

his newest paintings, "Notations." 

Exhibit will run to Jan. 18. Reception 

to meet the artist 2-5 p m. Saturday. 

During tbe past decade, 

Warner has explored rituals and lore 

expressed through universal symbols. 

including Navajo planetaria, 

aerial views of Stonehenge. tbe 

Bighorn Medicine Wheel and stellar 

charts The works in the show are a 

series of paintings reflecting 

Warner's fascination with man's 

mysterious markings and the archetypes 

that make up the collective 

consciousness of man. Each canvas 

is etched with markings, built up 

with rope attachments and glazed 

with rich, vibrant hues. Hours are 11 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 568 

N. Woodward, Birmingham. 645- 

1905. 

• O.K. HARRIS WORKS OF ^ 

ART 

Starts Dec. 14 — Installation piece 

by Tetsuji Seta will be on display 

through Jan. 18 The work combines 

photography 

Monte 

Nagler 

reflections can be so lifelike, it may 

be hard to distinguish between the 

actual scene and the reflected one. 

A photographer can often use this 

effect to his advantage to produce 

some surprising results. 

When photographing mirror reflections, 

study your composition 

carefully and get in the viewfinder 

only what you desire. You may even 

want yourself in the picture for an 

unusual self-portrait. 

Use a small aperture to get as 

much depth-of-field as possible. This 

is necessary to keep both the reflected 

image and the scene surrounding 

the mirror in focus. 

Another effect can be obtained by 

holding a purse-size mirror next to 

sculpture of cast iron on limestone 

surrounded by black and white photography. 

Opening reception 2-5 p.m. 

Saturday Seta will speak informally 

on his work on display. Hours are 11 

a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, or 

Mondays by appointment. 430 - N. 

Woodward, Birmingham, 433-3700. 

These works are available as gifts 

of art at tbe gallery: Captain Ameri- 

-canous 

paintings by Tom Bacher. paint 

samples by Jef Bourgeau, artist licenses/artist 

palettes by Greg Constantine, 

pencil box drawings by 

John Fawcett, seascapes by Vladimir 

German, still lues by Joseph 

Maresca and electric sculpture by 

Mark Merline. 

• GALLERY IV 

Start Dec. 15 — "Tbe Deco Style." 

which will run until Dec. 30, will feature 

the full array of the gallery's 

collections of art from tbe deco period, 

including posters, ceramics, silver 

and watches. Hours are 10 a.m. 

to 6 p.m. Monday-Wednesday and 

Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday. 

11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 6447 Inkster 

Road, one block north of Maple 

in Bloomfield Hills, 932-1888. 

' • SISSON GALLERY 

Through Dec. 13 — "Women 

Printmakers," a collection of works 

from the Print Consortium, on exhibit 

Gallery hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Monday-Friday, until 8 p.m. Tuesday 

and Wednesday, at MacKenzie Fine 

Arts Center, Henry Ford Community 

College, 5101 Evergreen, Dearborn, 

845-9634 

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220. W Main St Stoekbridge MI 

,517) 851-7568 

Let Stockbridge welcome you to small 

town living by Introducing you to this 

beautifully maintained 4 bedroom home 

with an abundance of nice features 2 

"baffisT rvwei kiichen. almost all newer 

windows, lots of living space, fireplace 

with insert is economical plus feels great 

on winter evenings, large treed yard, 2Vz 

car garage, well-maintained and located 

in a nice neighborhood So come to 

Stockbridge and let yourself enjoy a 

carefree, relaxing lifestyle. -—: 

• ATRIUM GALLERY 

Through Dec. 13 — Arizona artist 

Kevin Knittel: three-dimensional 

work reflecting nature. Also presenting 

watercolorist Toni Johnstone, 

whimsical and realistic works. Also 

glass, jewelry, sterling design, clay 

and gallery artist works. Plus holiday 

gifts. 113 N. Center, Northvilie. 

Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday- 

Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday-Saturday 

and by appointment. 

• DETROIT FOCUS 

Through Dec. 20 — "No Bigger 

Than, No More Than," a seasonal 

show and sale, continues. Works of 

art are no bigger than 12-by-12-by- 

12 inches, two- or three-dimensional, 

and are priced no more than $250. 

Hours noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday. 

743 Deauhien, third floor, De 1 

troiL 962-9025. Hours extended to 10 

p.m. for gallery crawl Friday. Dec. 

6 

• ALICE SIMSAR GALLERY ' 

Nagler to speak 

The fourth annual Author's 

Luncheon will present Monte 

Nagler from 11:10 am. to 1 p.m. 

Wednesday. Dec. 11, at historic 

Burgh Church on Civic Center 

Drive and Berg Road, Southfield. 

Nagler will discuss the history of 

his Ansel Adams and Alfred 

Steiglitz photograph collection, 

some of which be will have on display. 

Admission is 910 per person for 

lecture and lunch, and IS for lecture 

only. Call 354-4717. 

your lens. If the mirror is held at a 

right angle to the lower half of the 

lens, it will split the scene and you'll 

obtain a double image. 

WATER, AS artists and photographers 

have long known, is the greatest 

source of reflection, offering a 

great range of photographic possibilities. 

Through Dec. 21 — "Tandem 

Press New Editions." featuring 

prints by nine artists, continues. Included 

are woodcuts by Gregory 

Amenoff, Dennis Nechvatal and 

Rafael Ferrer; large sculpture work 

and multi-colored serigraphs by Alice 

Aycock; lithographs by Italo 

Scanga and Carol Pylant; etchings 

and woodcuts by William Wegman, 

ments by Louisa Chase; and assemblages 

by Sam Richardson. Hours 

are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 

closed Dec. 23 to Jan. 2. 301 

N. Main, Ann Arbor, 665-4883. 

• CENTER GALLERIES 

Through Dec. 22 — "Focus on 

Faculty: a Sabbatical Exhibition" 

three faculty members of the Center 

for Creative Studies College of Art 

and Design is at 15 East Kirby. Suite 

107, at Woodward, Detroit. Joseph 

Bernard and Lester Johnson of the 

fine arts department and Tom Molyneaux 

of tbe industrial arts department 

are featured. Gallery hours: 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday; 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. Paid 

parking available inside the Park 

Shelton and free parking available in 

Center for Creative Studies parking 

lots. 874-1955. 

• SHERRY WASHINGTON 

GALLERY 

Through Dec. 24 — Oil and watercolor 

works by Richard Maybew are 

on exhibit. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Monday-Friday and noon to 5 

p.m. Saturday. L.B. King Building, 

1274 Library at Grand River. Detroit, 

961-4500. 

• SWORDS INTO 

PLOWSHARES 

PEACE CENTER AND 

GALLERY 

Through Dec. 28 — "Transforming 

Visions' '91," an international 

peace art exhibit. Tbe juried show of 

64 pieces by 43 Michigan and Ontario 

artists uses a variety of media. At 

33 E. Adams, on Grand Circus Park. 

Hours: 11 ajn. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. 

Thursday. Saturday. 

• DONNA JACOBS GALLERY 

LTD. 

Through Dec. 28 — "Jewelry: Ancient 

to Modern — Everlasting 

Beauty: 5,000 Years of Personal 

Adornments" is on view. The exhibit 

features custom-designed jewelry of 

excavated and modern beads and 

AM 

neo-classical bronze, silver and gold. 

A selection of fine ancient objects is 

also on display. Hours are 11 a.m. to 

5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 574 N. 

Woodward, Birmingham, 540-1600. 

£ EFINANCE N OW 

FIRST SECuiwy SAviisqs BAISK, FSB 

On a calm, clear morning, a body 

of water can become an enormous 

mirror, reflecting almost perfect 

images of clouds, mountains, trees 

and boats. Just after dawn is the best 

time to find glass-smooth water, before 

the warm air stirs up breezes. 

Water can also fragment reflections. 

Slight surface undulations ran 

result in an image with soft overtones, 

while pronounced ripples can 

produce an abstract scene or even a 

collage of reflected colors. 

DON'T LIMIT yourself to reflections 

that you happen upon. You can 

create your own, too. 

Mix up a batch of soap bubbles 

and you'll be surprised at the reflected 

pictures you'U be able to capture 

on film. 

Or take a piece of crinkled aluminum 

foil and tape it to a sheet of stiff 

cardboard. Place brightly colored 

subjects in front of it and photograph 

the reflections in the aluminum to 

obtain dazzling photographic effects. 

• RUBINER GALLERY 

Through Dec. 31 — Holiday Gifts 

of Art continues, featuring a brightly 

painted steel and aluminum kinetic 

tabletop sculpture by California artist 

Brad Howe, in an edition of 25. 

Also, new works by Mignonette 

Cheng, Margarete Baum, Richard 

Jerzy. Nancy Thayer, Russ Thayer. 

Jeanne Tennent. Russell Keeter, 

jorie Hecht Simon and Maceo Mitchell. 

Hours 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday- 

Saturday. 7001 Orchard Lake Road, 

Suite 430A, West Bloomfield. 626- 

3111. 

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Through Dec. 31 — Annual holiday 

show. "Objects of Wonder and De- 

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BBMnghem/Btoomheld 646-6670 

$139,900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - iuel reduced 

NKa 4 bedroom tn Ipaal on lerge lot 

" 2 Ml 4 2 

kitchen appkennaa, 2V*cer artecned 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Qoode Ueung le A Good Bwy< 

1411 N Woodwerd 647-1866 

904 Farmington 

Uiil. 

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ACT OOtCXLY! 3 bedroom ranch 

piece, treed tpeclau* M. Ooee to 

asp rasa II ai $112,500 86W«L 

MAX BROOCK 626-4000 

ALMOST AN ACRE 

Upilstsa A upgrsdss galore m ttea 

tredNtonal 4 bedroom. 2V| beth oo- 

lonM Beeuteuey ranodalad kitch- 

en. aoad oak 6 penal doora. ItaM 

atone Sreplaoe and meet* Beth wMh 

tub and ahower S210.000 

SUPER AREA! 

SUPER PRICEI 

net uadRlonal 4 bedroom 2% beth 

la 

BEAUTIFUL HOME 

A must assl Formal dMng room. 

pdetM m toOaya color* 

FreiMi doora ao oat ta oaso. lerge 

M nloa newnbr^Nood M2.7M F- 

22U-F Ca8 474-3303 

CUTE STARTER HOME 

CompWaey rang.eted trouUe-iroe 

home IS on Mgs M Hsrthaood 

Soora end newer beck porch 

$46,(00 F-2tWA-PH 

ERA COUNTRY RDGE REALTY 

TSsfiT 

Canterbury Commons 

'••*iow aaklng $115,900. 6-3/4% 

114,006 down I queened 

One Way Realty 

473-5500 

900 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Woods 

BERKLEY - 2 Bedroom ranch, olaen. 

BUILT •« 1666 .amoy the Ben 

el new conalruceon dewi/» laaa 

end a greet location m Royal 

-oeJ&A. 

546-7400 

FERNDALE SCHOOLS! 3 bedroom. 

2 beth Pea am ant Oerage $63,900 

HELP-U-SELL or South Oeldend 

541-0700 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES 

EAGLE HEIGHTS, SOUTH LYON 

3 or 4 bedroom homee with beee- 

pneed from $105,000 

ent. oarage 1 

I included 

New Modal Open l2-6pm 

1-96 to MMord Rd . S. 10 10 MM Rd . 

W 10J1M See*, ngiejo model* ^ 

ADLER HOMES INC. 

North Roy'SlOak Rench 

TaM wnmedwe poaeeeaam ol ew 

2 bedroom home located new 

downtown Bmnmgnam - Feeturea 

temay room Mth Srîlere Anord- 

abieet $61,500 Aak tor . 

Jeff Hobert 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

548-9100 795-6600 

BY OWNER • Lyon Twp 550 Wood 

land Drive 1700 aq It. 3 bedroom 

in-level on beauWul wooded lot In 

deaaebie neighborhood Waecmg 

daatence to akanentery acliool 

Prtoed to aal at $134,500 437-2666 

CLOSEOLm Two aMk-out ane* re- 

hMortc Matord Caa 

362-4150 Choloe Development 

DUCK LAKE 

Duck LaM aoceaa. 4 bedroome. re 

Betha. Nmahed tiaoomant. 3 • cer 

gerege Only $114,900 Muet Selti 

REAL ESTATE TOOAY INC 

427-6600 

HIGHLAND TWP 

Fentasllc atertw home Wtete LaM 

prtiSiagat 2 bedroom doanouae 

New plumtMng. naatmg. electrical, 

root, wmdowe. door*, oek kitchen. 

tMhroom. vinyl aiding. Soortng 4 

mora Oaaemenl artached gerege. 

deck 4 greel M knmedteM occu- 

pency Only $77,000 66S4222 

Alexander fitly 4 Development 

Caa Gaa, 629-2628 

Improve Your Family Life 

Whether' It'* lo* Mating In tM ante 

on a quM cove ol CherSck Lake 

The tpecloua home he* a waei-out 

lower WvW. 3 Beth*. 2 ftreplecee. 

central air. and ao much more Cerv 

traay located lor meny worker* 

$156,900 

Elegance and Charm 

are abundant In thw oKlw 5 Bed- 

room home w the heen oI down- 

town S Lyon Lot* or beeutltul oak 

F*bu- 

lou* Baii'tlad giaa* entry door Me- 

UcutOuMy maintained $144 ,850 

The Prudential 

Harry S Wolfe, 

REALTORS 

474-5700 

Independently Owned and Operated 

Let's Go To The Country 

Mint condition 3 bedroom. V* Beth 

Tftfm to fl rârrael 

N. ROYAL OAK 

Cory 3 Bedroom 11» Beth atumlnum- 

Fraplace n JMng ro. 

with Frenaln alove kltctwn appa- 

ancee. beaemenl. deep M Rnced 

at $64 900 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Good* Luang I* A Good Buyl 

647-1866 

OAK PARK RANCH 

Can t beet eea home 3 

tua tiaaemant. eraryWlng nea 

•op to Bottom $62,900 

NETWORK 

NEW PHONE NU*4BER 

539-0900 

OAK PARK 3 bedroom bungalow. 2 

bathe. Smahed tiaawnwil Geraoa 

$63 900 546-8256 HELP-U-SELL ol 

Bammgnam/PloomlMd 646-6670 

OLD WORLD CHARM - It you love 

nature woodwork. marMe nre- 

plece* new kitchen*. French door*, 

lormel dMng. new Beth, pamt, and 

1 aanaaw 

your home* $104,900 CALL. 

DAN LA FOREST 549-5400 

RE/MAX PARTNERS 

ROYAL OAK - OMrsbla NW loca- 

tion Sharp ramodaled kAchen New 

wmdowe/tumece'roof. 3 bedroom* 

tul beaemenl. 2H car garage Land 

Contract poaalbla. $82 900 

Progre—ive Realty 728-4256 

ROYAL OAK 

Greet locetmn on tM* 

RED CARPET KEIM S55-8100 

1978 and recently updeled and dec 

orated TM home ieeturee a large 

Mvtrig room. co»*itry kitchen with 

eetmg -apace hea been rwnodeled 

with i^ht oek cebtneta Circle ttaa 

ed and caa today tor your prtvete 

$113,000 

HARTFORD 

478-6000 

SOUTHFIELD 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - -SO 

NICE) TotaSy updated beeuttlul 2 

bedroom ranch, t* bath*, tamay 

room Mth flriplaca PwHs#y fWv- 

ished btnmmL comvnporary 

cor throuohM BeeuWU Mndtcap- 

mgi M3 90C 

RED CARPET KEIM 

MAPLE, INC. 

851-8010 553-5888 


Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

462-1660 

Independently Ownea end Operated 

LYON TOWNSHIP - OPEN SUN 

Owner Cuetom CMS bnck CdlonM 

on 11 ecre* Wooded Mttmg. 2.800 

aq It. 3 bedroom. 2H bethe cathe- 

dral ceawflt. centre mr. custom Ire- 

P*ece. crown moldirHjn throughout. 

Hbrary. dmmg room 4 meny extraa 

Byappomtmant 437-6821 

LYON TWP Several newly corv 

pMlon. tor WimedMte occupancy, 

varying in deaagn. aae 4 leeture* 

Energy efficient, priced to aek trom 

$120,700 WMecker Home* mc 

313-437-0097 

906 Rochestsr-Troj; 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - TROY 

Complelaly renovated contempo- 

rary ranch. 3 bedroom. 2H Beth, 

loaded $178,900 433-3174 

QUALITY CLASSIC 2 story custom 

throughout 4 large Bedroom*. J'l 

beth* 2 bey window*, huge country 

kitchen with Breektaat nook lormel 

dMng roam, adng roomflMery. 

prolaa Monaffy Sraahed baaement 

wtth bath Ceramic entrance loyw 

lat floor teundry aprmaang ayetem 

prraleeeli'irialli lendacaped r* car 

Wde attadwd gerage $269,900 

QUALITY CAPE COO m aupw auB- 

dlvMon. Brand raw. 4 large bed- 

room. 3% beth 2 atory Formal dtn- 

Ing room, let Soor iaunAry, lerge 

kitchen wRh Dreekfeal are*, meatar 

auM on lat Boor, tbrsry g-eei 

room Win nreplece 3 cer ettecfied 

aide gerege $269,900 

CONTEMPORARY STYLE ElegM 

tcryw —icomaa you mio ttae migani 

4 bedroom 2W beth bnck 2 silky 

Wood burning Sreplece In MMly 

room, abrary. lormel dmmg room 

coimtry kitchen, aeei m pentry lai 

Soor laundry 2 deck* tprankang 

•|M»i. prbleaaionaH>' 

AitecMd 2 cer gerage $199,900 

Century 21 

Nada. me- 477-9800 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

L6 - tantaOK ge- 

Ma wondartul 3 

$64 900 

ASK FOR BEVERLY OkkSKO 

CENTURY 21 NORTHWESTERN 

826-6000 

STOPI THIS HOME CAN 

YOURS 1 - Totelty redecori 

SpectecUar kitchen leetunng 

eppkencee. Europeen 

rary Heir luly at crane 

Cory meetw Bedroom win 

4 unique meaMr bath 

hae 1400 a« It M pure 

1.900 FO-23 

MEADOWBROOK PARK 

tete 2 atory on prime lot 4 

r* bSa large temay 

kUcnen. central ak and much mc 

$249 900 RU-36 

NEW CONSTRUCTION One e 

treed M 4 bedrooma 2 -> beth t 

lonwl with weSi-oM loww level 

cer gerege Mu« aee- $234,900 

26 • 

WONDERFUL 4 bedroom Tudo 

atory aath 2'» Betha tpacioue I 

lai floor leimdry "uge greel room, 

lerge kitchen. I lied beeement 

acMned m porch Wont last al 

$179,900 SA-3S 

The 


Tum-ol-tha-Camury 2 Mary Mm- 

houee on 7'« roamg acree. with 

eeths. 3 • attached gerege 

$199 900 

PERFECT 3 bedroom mwmenene 

free ranch Fuffy agpeencad 2 car 

garsfls Isncad yard warreniy FHA 

Mme. owner tranaMied $63 900 

HEPPARD 4 ASSOC 


RANCH WITH LOCATION PLUS" 

Peel able Colony Par* Sue 2600 

aq N . huge loyar 2 Vapwcaa large 

raoane Sunken meeM kaBl An. 

emotionally healthy home' 

•212.900 

SPACIOUS - AFFOROABLE! 3 bed 

reom ranch on laiit M. 2 M MWe 

two way ftrepteca opsne on Met 

room 6 formal dMng room Home 

8*07,006 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

9 YOU'VE bean looung M 

ane oherm m a raeeorwew 

Sahtwaw $74 900 

meny wc 

i mini at «M too 

WHY U.S.A. 

Where BBBO Can Baa Year Hemar 

476 1600 

PUU. SERVtCt - M uniSTto 

moving salf 

reexsse *ma at $ ITS aoo 

ERA ACCENT 

421-7040 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

851-4100 

SOUTHFIELD 

Budget priced 4 bedroom. 2v* Beth 

Bnck Color** new 12 $ Leheer Ot- 

ter* temffy room and dlnmg room. 

CUSTOM BUILT HOME 

ON PRIME WOOOEO LOT 

Ovw 3.000 aq It ol IMng space 

Dramatic. ceOwdrat cewng in mnng 

room end meaMr 2 Vepiecee Neu- 

tral carpeting OueWy appMncee 3 

room*. 2*» tamay room 3 

car etlecned oarage $274,900 

WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER 4 RAMKE 

869-7300 

air $ eneched gerege on BeeutlM 

treed lot $112,900 

CALL CAROLYN. ChemberMn 

Ree 546-5509 

SOUTHFIELD 

Cuetom 4 bedroom bnck colonial, 

large tamay room w/Srepleoe. 2'Y 

Bam*, tpecioue loyw, aunaen 

mkenlMng 

lomodfitd 

ayetem. attached gerage. move-m 

oondNion . lovely aertlng 

MCGLAUN 

559-0990 

MOTIVATED 3 Bedroom ranch. 1H 

Bath* FMtned haeemant. 2 cw ge- 

rege $134,000 HELP-U-SELL ol 

Blmwighem^loomhald 646-6670 

PREMIUM LOCATION 

m the heen oI Oak Rlvw 4 bedroom 

Colonial mcludee gourmet kachan 

atth oak caWeU Natural ftreplaca 

In tamay room Formel dmmg room 

French door* In abrary $349,900 

WEJR, MANUEL SNYDER 4 RANKE 

689-7300 

SOUTHFIELD RAVINES 

3.000 Sq It brick Tit-Level ovw- 

kiok* neture aree Acre lot. 2 car 

garage ASK FOR PAM WRIGHT 

Chembenam. ReeMora 544-4692 

SOUTHFIELD 

Snerp 3 bedroom. 1\* beth Rench m 

N SoutmMd at bergam pnee - omy 

$60 900 Open Sim 5 15-5 15 

CALL MANI 

Century 21 Todey 

357-4277 948-7100 

ROCHESTER Cepe Cod CMrmer 

Premium location ExoeptionaSy 

maintained 2 bedroome. 2 Bathe. 

Flortde room. 2 cer detached ge- 

rage. new window*, carpeted 

throughout $119,500 336 Lmwood 

Caa Jam* Hopkm*, TM MKMgan 

Group 851-4100 

ROCHESTER HILLS-2 

tacned gwege. 8 year* ok) immedi- 

ate occupency $118,000 650-0646 

ROCHESTER HILLS 3 bedroome. 

tamay room, lat Soor laundry 2 car 

gerage Eeay ecoaea lo hlghweyet 

Analouel $128 SOO HELP-U-SELL ot 

SOUTHFIELD 

•ome- Muetaeeto 

appracaeaei 2 Bedroom ranch Flra- 

pieca Lerge M 3 cer gerege Musi 

aaS' $56,000 

HMS 363-7170 

SOUTHFIELD 12 8 Evergreen 3 

TROY 

Country «*• m the city 3 Bedroom 

CotonM. 2H beth* tat Moor Mat- 

dry. dec* 4 many aitres 

Aak MJYOTlGUPTA 

Chembenam Realton 641-1660 

Wiiom Commerce 

Lakss Area 

COMMERCE TWP Opan 1-4pm 

Custom bum home on 3 acree Pn- 

vete roed 

3..200 k 11 Cuatom oak cebmatry. 

manerpeth. attached garage. Ml 

beaemenl end much more 

$364 900 Loceted at 2613 Colan- 

Oew E off ol Wtaom Rd by tM 

Proud Stele Recreation Area 

ProgreesNe Reelty 726-4255 

COMMERCE - $164 900 

New conelructlon Loveh^ oontenv- 

porary houae m aree or tine homee 

The home attars. 3 bedroom*, r* 

Beth* lit floor mestw auM with IM 

beth 8 tecum wood window*, waat- 

out poMBRty ol 4th bedroom m 

Ml. meny more ameniMe (H-254). 

CENTURY 21 WEST. »4C 1 

Great Location 

QuM neighborhood, mce M. 3 bad- 

room ranch. 2 Ml bath*. 2 Bra- 

piecee. weeiout amaned bnareani. 

2 car eneched garage, arst floor 

laundry apitnkla ayetem Bring aS 

offer* $110,000 Aak lor 

Susi Gollinger 


363-8307 363-3107 

WHITE LAKE - Adorable 2 bedroom 

with extra Bedroom m beeement. 

lerge atone nreplece.. extra lot. leM 

prtvsegee-on Round Laka $69,900 

MARABANIAN 4 ASSOC 363-5677 

WHITE LAKE New m 1900. 3 bed- 

room cedw/pnck ranch cathedral 

celSiiga., appaancea, aprtnkM eye-' 

fern end more on beeutltul 

lendeceped lot Round Leke prM- 

•ege* $96,000 Cel. 360-5729 

610-2473 

911 Homes 

Oakland County 

Cleweon Handyman Spaoel 3 bed- 

room*. 2 betha tamay room, newer 

geregei $69,900 HELP-U-SELL ol 

BlnWgnwn/BloomlMd 6464670 

312 Livonia 

Alluring Homes 

OFFERTSO MUCH 

Beautiful 3 bedroom Brtck Flench 

Ieeturee charming family room with 

nature tlrepleca. I* bathe, updatee 

galore, gourmet kitchen, central M. 

Hnanad beaemenl 4 enecrwd 2 car 

gwege $96 900 

CALL THE COPSt 

Tie* on* 160,900 

LIVONIA 

Exotic landecapmg on this 

•mmacijIaM melt Reliance tree 

2370 sq ft 4 bedroom. 2vk 

beih colonial Sq R doeen t 

include gorgeous ISHS 

Floods room 1st Soor laun- 

dry and den Prtawe yard 

peso and 060 C214.BOO 

2V» ar garage 

carp wed t 

we. large It 

trass and more. M0.900 

UVONIA 

While Glove 3 bedroom bnck 

with aluminum trim New oek 

doors and trim FuM bnck 

wad ftreplaca

so* Q4tE Thundsy, Qmcmmbm 12. 1991 

Northvilie 

41860 Six Mile 

347-3050 

CHUCK FAST 

MANAGER 

NORTHVUE OFFICE 

SUE CHRISTIAN SON 

SECRETARY 


TRACT WORTHNGTON 

RECEPTIONIST 


Bftfl AITPHISON 


KAY I 


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NORTHVUE OFFKE 

DUNE CRAIG 


JWASCH 

NORTHVIUE OFFICE 

MARK BULLARO 


MARY CASOGLOS 


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Livonia 

19241 Newburgh 

462-1811 

SUZANNE BOELTER 

ASST. MANAGER 


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JOHN DIMORA 


LAURi SOhAIl 


ELKINS 

NORTHVtUE OFFICE 

AMY RNNELL 


BOB GABERSON 


SONORA CURTH UNOAGASPftROTT 

JEFF KWARTLER 


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PAM DANAHER 

TONY MALL 

LYNN LAOOUCEUR 




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RON PERIAN 


DEBBIE SMITH 


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UVOMA OFFICE 

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Plymouth 

218 S. Main 

453-6800 

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MANAGER 


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UVONIA OFFICE 

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Select Properties from Real Estate One 

A Michigan's Largest Real Estate Company 

HOMEARAMA MODEL 

IOVI REDFORD 

Buy now ai pro-construction EVERYTHING IS NEW! Carpeting, paint, kitchen cabt- 

pneaa. First floor master suite overlooks ravina setting, nets, sink, furnace, insulation, vinyl windows, back door. 

y?'. 40 propo ** d natuf * P** Comer lot. next to school, good area Fireplace in Rec 

$225,000 (ASH) 348-6430 room in basement Home warranty offered. 

201-0700 

NORTHVILLE REDFORD 

NORTHVILLE RANCH WITH BASEMENT, ideal situation ACCENT ON VALUE Many new features in this spacious 

for mother-in-law suite. Two bay windows overlook yard. 3 bedroom Ranch, including newer roof, furnace, central 

3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Large lot, close to park, schools air. windows, oversized 2 car garage. 1 Vi baths, finished 

and shopping. basement, fenced yard. Home Warranty offered. 

$158,500 (EAS) 477-1111 $68,900 261-0700 

•j fee 

WESTLAND NOVI 

JUST LISTED Well maintained 3 bedroom brick Ranch 2200 SQUARE FOOT HOME Huge family room with gas 

with beautiful private yard. Two car garage, partially fin- fireplace, newer carpeting, dining area with deck over- 

P 

lahod beeement doorwall to patio and good closet looking wuuUwJ 

space. Appliances included 

$69,900 (HAZ) 

WESTLAND 

A LOT OF HOUSE for the money. Three bedroom trilevel. 

Updates in kitchen and bath You'll be able to 

move right in and relax in a new Jacuzzi! 

$60,500 (HEN) 477-1111 

MILFORD 

CONTEMPORARY COUNTRY CAPE COD, offers 3 bedrooms, 

2 full baths, living room, dining & kitchen, skylights. 

toft, walk out basement, attached garage, central 

air and park view. 

$124,900 (PET) 348-6430 

REDF 

TIDY BUNGALOW Neat and clean 3 bedroom home 

perfect for family or investment. New carpeting 

throughout over hardwood floors Full basement, partially 

finished One car garage. 

$49,900 (18443D) 363-8307 

LIVONIA 

SPACIOUS LIVING Desirable Kimberty Oaks 4 bedroom 

colonial Master bath, updated open kitchen with ceramic 

Me floor, patio door off family room, natural fireplace, 

bay window in living room. 

$138,500 261-0700 

MORE FOR YOUR COMFORT. CONVENIENCE * 

MONEY 3 bedroom Ranch, newer carpet garage holds 

2 large cars plus aM your toys Extra-wide comer tot. 

mature trees and well-kept shrubs lor summer entovment 

of in-ground pool. 

$72,900 261-0700 

rooms. 2 baths, attached 2 car garage 

$130,000 261-0700 

1 

REDFORD 

BRICK BEAUTY Immaculate describes this Bungalow, 

located in one of the finest areas. 1200 sq. ft., totally 

updated. Two car garage, walk to schools and church. 

FHA & VA terms offered. 

$68,900 261-0700 

LIVONIA 

1991 QUALITY CUSTOM HOME Ranch, cathedral ceilings. 

great room with fireplace. Two full baths. 3 bedrooms, 

first floor laundry, basement, huge lot, circular 

drive. 2 car attached garage, many up-grades. 

$138,500 261-0700 

LIVONIA 

BURTON HOLLOW BEAUTY Charming is the only way 

to describe this 4 bedroom Colonial. 23x18 family room 

wtth fireplace Decorated to perfection. Cozy finished 

basement. Numerous new features! 

$157,500 261-0700 

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REDFORD 

GARAGE HOLDS FOUR CARS! Maintenance-free brick 

Ranch Natural brick fireplace with mantle, huge 70x235 

wooded yard, plaster walls, new roof, marble siHs. 

Florida room, central air - come see! 

$79,900 261-0700 

CANTON 

BEAUTY CLASSIC 4 bedroom Tudor updated and 

aquaky dean with super family room, huge master suite, 

new central ak. carpet, refurbished kitchen Maylair Sub 

$146,900 (C-44010) 455-7000 

CANTON 

ALL THE BEAUTY OF PERFECTION Spacious 4 bedroom. 

Quad quality designed Has brick ceramic We in 

large open foyer, fireplace in family room, lovely bay 

window in living room. Extra wide driveway. 

$134,900 (0-07226) ^ 455-7000 

CANTON 

VINTAGE FARM HOUSE completely redone in the last 5 

years. Dormer houses master bedroom suite with sitting 

room. Den on second floor, could be 4th bedroom 

Hardwood floors on main floor. New carpet upstairs. 

$129,900 (W-44255) 455-7000 

FARMINGTON HII 

STUNNING TUDOR gorgeous 3 bedroom. 2'/a bath custom 

home on stunning wooded tot. custom moldings. 

Oh* kitchen, super master 4ufw> spacious family room 

and formal dining room. 

$210,000 (W-21525) 455-7000 

NORTHVILLE 

PRESTIGIOUS EDENDERRY. This 4 bedroom Colonial 

features hardwood floors, updated kithene. 2 fireplaces, 

spacious living room formal dining room, abundant use 

of custom moldings and lovely wooded to*. 

$319,000 (P-45911) 465-7000 

PLYMOUTH 

NESTLED IN A WARM FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD. 

Walk to town location, city park at end of street Hardwood 

floors, newer vinyl windows, large ktlchen with 

plenty of room for dining. 

$89,900 (A-00601) 455-7000 

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PLYMOUTH 

WAITING SOLVES NOTHING! . Pampered 3 bedroom 

ranch, charms theeye and lifts your spirit. Includes 2 

car garage, have a^xrvate dip in your pool Located on 

over 1 acre in Plymouth. 

$91,900 (C-09070) 455-7000 

PLYMOUTH 

COUNTRY LOT UST OF "NEWS" include Oak kitchen, 

windows siding, roof and remodeled breezeway (could 

easily be a family room). Three bedrooms. 2 baths, finished 

basement and 2 car attached garage. 

$109,900 (GA-11409) 455-7000 

PLYMOUTH 

LOVE BIG OLD HOMES, wood 

large rooms? If so this one's for you 

room with fireplace. 2 full baths 

4 • bedrooms Near downtown 

$175,000 (M-09267) 

and floors. OUT 

PLYMOUTH 

PRETTY CAPE COD Custom built. 4 bedroom. 2V> 

baths. ceiling to floor windows, bock wail fireptace in living 

room and family room. Hardwood pegged floors. 

Furnace (85) air conditioning (86) roof (83) 

$169,900 (S-09456) 455-7000 

CANTON 

HAS ALL THE 1 WANTS!" Fireplace in famtfy room Formal 

dinmg room, staircase open lo living room 19' master 

bedroom with bath access Maintenance tree exterior, 

underground spnnklers and partially finished basement 

$134,900 (E-08S11) 455-7000 

WAYNE 

AFFORDABLE RANCH. Take a took at this 1.300 square 

foot Ranch Features include huge living room and 

kitchen, vaulted ceilings updated bath, laundry room, 

maintance free exterior and 2 car garage. 

$59,900 326-2000 

WESTLAND 

BIGGER VALUE FOR YOU. In the 1.500 sq .ft . 3 bedroom 

aluminum Ranch. Featuring family room, formal 

dining room. )Vj baths on main floor, full basement. 130 

ft. tot and inground pool. Reduced!! 

$74,600 326-2000 

WESTLAND 

HOT TOES. WARM NOSE by the fireplace at night Cathedral 

ceilings, bright and cheerful kitchen, spacious 

floorplan, full basement A 1988 Cedar Ranch on a 

pleasant quiet street 

$79,900 326-2000 

GARDEN CITY 

GOT THE GIFT to customize? There's potential here! 

Three bedrooms, updated kitchen, basement, stone 

fireptace, dry bar. and a 2V» car heated garage on a 

large comer tot A talent teaser 

$63,500 326-2000 

' INKSTER 

STARTER OR INVESTMENT PROP. 2 or 3 bedroom 

Ranch with recently remodeled kitchen and bath 24x6 

enclosed Sun Porch, fenced yard with fenced dog run 

area Priced to se«! 

_ nd 

62 Year 

Real 

Estate 

Hne. inc 

c Rcal Estate One lix 1991 

KiSB 

T

CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE 

J1S 

•* $123,900 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

SUBURBAN 

456-5660 464*0205 

STOP DREAMING I 

TM> DaeuOtuBy mwiw 

B—mini and 2 ear garaga can be 

yours lor only S MM.900 Cak today 

Remerica 

- VMage Square 

349-5600 

I K 

AFFORDABLE 

f MARKET - ] M 

i torn* roam, Sraplaoe. 

Maenad gwage and 

dp;— 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 

BUILD ON YOUR LOT OR OURS 

ON YOURS: $240,000 - 

3410 BQ. n. 

ON OUW 7% koree.«T7 

Time Is Ripe" 

•ma with i 

ila Oaa partoct set- 

ling toJNe toval^ bMbli^^H 

leeli*ee ol Hi naar Don ara a 

country kaahen s*»i —nu spkoe. 

larga tamay room wtlh kraplaoe. 

dan. tiaeement. and 2 car attached 

STSara'ao' cJrcto mkTad"indc3 

$115,000 


Harry S. WoKe, 

REALTORS 

462-1660 

4 BEDROOM. 2H bath* updatad 

kitchen. N. Canton locaaon 2.500 

A of Mng apace $129 900 

FREEWeakly M Of properlloe For 

Sala By Owner" with prices. de- 

HELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 

454-9535 

314 Plymouth 

with attached oarage 

CENTURY 21 

SUBUR8AN 

340-1*12 261-1823 

&A^W>6O6R6le 

A prnod addraaa of WeM Sheldon 

C>l ptoaamg exterior color* and 

preciee laodacatMnfl. There ara 4 

•NC REALTORS 

BLOOMFIELD 2 bedrooma. 3'» 

baihs wMkoul lower levM 2 car ga- 

rsga 9224.900 MELP-U-SELL ol 

Burmangham/BloomAald 940-9670 

CANTON BEST PRICE 2 bedroom 

•cenicnew Why rent? 903.000 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535 

FARMINGTON WLLS - condo ranch 

home, ne» 2 bedi'oum. 2 beth. ce- 

•hedrM cekmg. BeeeniMil. garage, 

separate entry, rear deck. 910a.900 

Poaatole owner flnandng to quak- 

»ad buyers immedtote occupency 

Days until * 30 473-6190 

Evee 9 weekends ta 9pm 349-1339 

FARMINGTON HILLS CONOO 

DEC 19. 1991 - 7 :30pm 

AUCTION 

30450 Orchard Lake Rd. 

Orchard Place. Unll 61 

OPEN NOON TO 4 

FOR YOUR VIEWING 

SAT. DEC 14TH 

SUN. DEC 15TH 

NetlonM Reel Estate Auctioneers 

525-6891 

1 FARMINGTON HILLS - Sierra 

Pomte 1913 Sq Ft Rwtch. 2 bed- 

'Oome. den. lerge kitchen, dmmg 

room. Greet Room, leundry room. 

meny cuetom lee- 

C. — 

lures 

CANTON ENTERTAIN' Lerge 2 

Bedroom, many upoetee great loca- 

tion 995.900 



LEISURE TIME TO ENJOY LIFE 

V this first ctaas condo Spacious 

hoor plan wtlh vaulted oMknge. IW- 

tech kitchen with Uykght eetmg 

•pace plus tormM dinmg room Fuk 

basement, prwale lenced peno and 

cerpon Only 979.900 


William Decker. 

REALTORS 

455-8400 

independently Owned end Operated 

FARMINGTON HILLS, pertod loca- 

tion to mtame end nuraee Sharp 

2 bedroom condo acroaa from Bola- 

tord Mortgage payments laee then 

9000 mo Aaklng 949,900 CaC 

Mike Niemann 


477-1111 


ECHO VALLEY Sharp 2 bedroom. 2 

bath unit m a Beeutltul 'reed aetimg 

Specious rooma Furnace, ek eorw» 

innig 9 weter heeler maintained 9 

-epleceo by menegement No peU. 

99 1 900 

RED CARPET KEIM 

MAPLE. INC. 

851-8010 553-5888 

LARKSTON - Waterfront 2 Bed-, Farmington Htka 

GREAT LOCATION 

age from 979 900 

tion £20-1141 

PoeeJble op- 

(X620-22M Easy ecceee lo freewey. stores 

reetaurents. 2 bedroome. 2 bethe 

FARVINGTON HILLS Oon I be "raPtoce m greatroom. neutral de- 

Cheapf Buy her mis neat 2 bed- "* kppro*. 1400 aq It elevator 

room. 2 bath »uk» appkanced ctudhouee. tennis courts and pool, 

private entry rench Only 970.500 

HEPPARO 9 ASSOC B5S-9570 

I-AHMINGI UN HILLS 

A NEW COMMUNITY 

NEW MODELS 

$114,990 

2 bedrooms 2Vt betha 2 car at- 

tached garage Flraplaca. centra 

air private patio and much mora 

GREENPOINTE 

AT COPPER CREEK 

553-4800 

992 900 Ask for 

Helen Marttila 

nCAL C0TATC ONC 

548-9100 

FARMINGTON - Open House Sun 

1-5 32719 Grand River, Bldg A-2 1 

bedroom condo. upper level wnh 

beautiM wooded MOW from Hvtng 

room, appkancee included River 

Glen 944 900 Ca* 479-9049 

FARMINGTON SQUARE - 2 bed- 

room. 1 bath apenment style condo 

Air. belcony. carport newly decorat- 

ed 960.000 or 9600 to rent PSMI 

call efter 3PM 737-2749 

328 Condoa 

FOREST SERENITY eunounds tMa 

(BROOCK 

GORGEOUS. MUTUAL • • • • • 

rary Condo wwh camradrM ceking* 

2 bedrooma, 2 bams flrvahed bets 

mem Atteehed gerage 9112.900 

92«-eooo 

MAX BROOCK 

IM 

LAURENTIAN VILLAGE 

2 

ppw A 

MENT/eatra «torage 

cudea aaa 9 weMr 

929.900 

GREENPOMT 

garaga. dack 9129.900 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

Exception* una m Oek creet 2 bad- 

room, 2 beth upper Formica kneh- 

F ARMING TON HULLS OAKCREST 

Papular upper 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 

•oe. storege. 

r attachad ga 

garage 9110.600 

FARMINGTON HILLS OAKCREST . 

Upper 2 Bedroom. 2 bam ranch m 

9119.500 

PEPPERHILL 

unrt/OerVhreplece Updated 

Air Oeaaniaiil 2 car 

9106 600 

PARK DALE 

IM floor 1 badroom una m North 

RoyM Oek Large Mng room Extra 

storage Ctoee to shopping 934 800 

JU8T LISTED 

Beet location m Oe* creel Upper 2 

bedroom. 2 beth ranch overlooking 

treed aree tmmeculaie condition. 

Merry extraa 9119.700 

JUST LISTED 

Woodcreek Condoe Exceflenl con- 

dllton 2 bedroom. 1 beth upper 

ranch New cerpM 9 pamt 966,400 

JUST LISTED 

CotorkM vutege Upper Ranch w*h 

bath Central Mr PooL Aaeooatlon 

lea included heet9weler 943 800 

CARROLL REAL ESTATE GROUP 

352-7150 

LIVONIA 

terms Buy yourself e 

praeent Owe yeeti 

1 bedioom Condo m 

328 Condoa 

tract 920 000 

9119.900 

TJT5SL 

down, aeking 

96 000 doam cueMble or Convene 

onM 94.000 down, eaklng 979.900 

One Way Realty 

473-5500 

NOVI - ModM Opan Sun 1-4 OMy 3 

left m Appiegete k 2 bedroom, i* 

bathe, ranch or tov 

kce 

From I 

HEPPARO 9 ASSOC 

PLYMOUTH CONOO 

wee 

9 pi 

Bright end 

Low 

Large 

Bar Carpeted balcony 9 large 

995.000 

328 Condoa 

Downtown Plymouth 

Cualom MR condo Ctoee to KM 

X 

balcony. 2 car attached gerage 

9154 900 Cak 

DAVIO JAMES 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

328 Con0oa 

SUPER WABEEKl 

veunec great rooJ 

trence wWh mert* 

plan Large tormacH 

wkh aland. Sub Zero 

TROY TOWNHOUSE ON THE 

WATERi Near 1-75 9 M-4« 2 Bed- 

roome 2'4 bema. 2 car attached ge- 

rage workout aub. Mms pool 9 

much mors 9' 400 per month or 

sMe pnee 9159.900 

ASK FOR BEVERLY 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 

855-2000 

QUALITY CONDOS 

WIEST BLOOMFIELD 

POOL. TENNIS 9 MORE' Decor el or 

penect 2 bedroom, 2 Bam leetunng 

gorgeoue flrapiaoe. anachad ge- 

— f pnvele enery A a 

to ONLY 9104.900 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 

newl Super Contemporary wtth i 

NORTHVILLE CONOO - End unK 

ranch w/encloeed porch, petto 

Pnvele entry, vary ctean nauIrM 

decor 9 tone ol storege 994 500 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

455-5880 464-0205 

"LOWEST PRICE M PLYMOUTH! 

Two be*oom condo m a hne loca- 

tion. oflers range end ratrigarator 

pamt Partact lor a Barter or retiree 

Onfy 937 000 

VERY PRIVATE 9 QUIET SETTING 

Backing to heevky treed wooded 

area, thla ongmM owner condo « a 

rare And Two fireplaces, bright 

kitchen w'ak appkancee. three bed- 

rooma. 2'v Bathe 2 car attached ga- 

rage. wa*-out Beaemenl Aaamg 

9179 900 


William Decker. 

REALTORS 

455-8400 

independent* Owned end Operated 

PLYMOUTH. Sharp 2 

large kvtng room, bukt 

970.000 


PLYMOUTH - Single* 9 Retkeee 

encelient decor 

171,900 


dow trselments. Greet Room wkh 

fireplace. 3 Ml betha 9 the Set goae 

on'ONLY 9119.900 

FARMPHGTON HILLS 

OUT OF BETTER MOME& . Out- 

standing 2 badroom 2 bath Rw63-7170 

Lekekont- Coveted 2« ecree on 

iiiii:mi Lower Long Lake wMh over 

400 of komage Sprawkng «000 

eq It ranch amx wae-oul lower 

Wvw Cat to your pruele enciwaig 

91J60.000 

HMS 363-7170 

BLUE HERON 

NORTHVILLE 

ON THE WATER 

end nature pre- 

Beck Rd S ol 7 Mke. W 

of 276 From H99 50C 

344-6808 

CASS LAKE 3-4 bedroom. 3* 

bema 2 Ikapiecee HfeMout Dock 9 

ran Deck 3 cer garage 9339 500 

946-9970 or 360-9960 

ANN ARBOR AREA 

WEBSTER H4LLS 

s r r M i s r s a s : ? 

SirrtspjTaWui 

Asking 9149 J® ahed loww level > SI floor laundry 2 

car ettacheo • gerege Act teat' 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 955-2000 *' 27 90c ' -**"'* meeaege 646-9397 

1990 CENTURION 

Aeard wmnaig Office 

SOUTHFIELD 

specious. 3 badroom. 3 bam. tourth 

floor high rise condo Laundry 

169-1046 

room, many extraa 

OPEN SUN.. 

Dec 15, 1-4 

2210 Bordeeux. N of Lone Pine. E 

quakty bum townhouee 

location aim view of lake Spenoue 

kitchen tots of close! apace, lenas. 

over 2500 eq ft. 9196,000 

. _ SUSAN WEINSTOCK 

96 Mflhon Producer 

RALPH MANUEL ASSOC 951-9000 

INRFI IFVARI F 

ROCHESTER HILLS. Bercley Con- 

do. 2 bedroom. 2 5 bam. flraplaca. 

left. 2 car garaga 1.4S0 eq fl . 

$119,000 952 1912 

SOUTHRELD 

dkimg n 

949 900 

CALL MICHELLE MICHAEL 

RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-9900 

3 level contemporary oondo wnh 

huge oecks overlooking Hmee Or. 3 

bedrooma. 3'/* betha greenhouee 

room, gourmet kitchen, you won t 

be (Mappomted 9199 500 

M O V E RIGHT INTO 

Th«s sparkkng clew, neutreky deco- 

ra I 

FARMINGTON HILLS Crosswlnds 

2 Bedroom townhouss. 1'iV bslhs 

Unshed beeemeni 

'ege many tmr 

oomtmant 494-0951 

nam ftreptece ga- 

ires 968 700 By kp- 

ASTONISHING - NORTHVILLE 

19269 Blue Heron Pointe Drtve 

Brand new lakefront home wtth 

walkout to sand beech $109,500 

344-6909 

NORTHVILLE CONOO 

DEC 19. 1991. 7 30PM 

AUCTION 

650 EAST ST. 

OPEN NOON TO 4PM 

SAT. DEC 14TH 

SUN. 0EC 15TH 

FOR YOUR VIEWING 

NationM ReM Estate Auctioneers 

525-6891 

bedroom. IVeplace 2'n bethe prv 

rate entrenca bna patio 9 Beet ! 

ment $79 900 25ma> 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

Priced to See Pnvele entry. 2 bad- 

rooma. 2 bathe, with one cm el- j 

I ached garage 9 finished baaement 

Al to only $65,900 [21eo) , 

CENTURY 21 

PREMIERE Real Estate Co. 

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0 

Mve decking 9229 .900 

459-6000 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schwertzer Real Estate 

$50,000 INSTANT EQUITY 

Deteched 2300 sq n Clueter home 

with W OkaomWeld Schools Prhrale 

•enmg 3 lerge bedrooma. alap- 

down graat room Fuk baaaniMii 9 2 

car Mtachad gerege Unt 

priced at $142 900 Act 

George Brown 965-0939 

MAX BROOCK REALTORS 

* quickly- 

629-6600 

Arm Arbor 

meedows to hardwood toraet 

en MChnenuraPy coniroked com- 

munity Lots etamng « $45,000 

Contact Russ Armstrong 

or Mike McGee 

761-9097 

Edward Surovell 

Co.v Reahors 

ANN ARBOR 

ALL SPORTS WoodMnd Lake we- 

terlront homa. over 1,900 sq ft 3 

bedrooma 2 bams Iemay room 

wflh hrepiece end a 3 car gvage 

come Mkh ma oompia»M| remod- 

eled noma Aee to Tom Waltony et 

The Pn 

AN EXCITING NEW 

CONFERENCE CENTER 

t » — 

B u m 

ATTRACTIVE LEASE 

OPPORTUNITY! 

For Thw High- 'raffle Oaeinaum 

Sirminghem Location.. 

ThM convemant -etak/ofboe apace 

tunroee wan over 3.400 eq II.. 

cuova parking and mora 

644-5530 

AVAILABLE OFMCE 

M W BIUJIIIRH. Orchard Laka R* 

Piiiaee waiancea. 960 to 7000 aq 

oaa. 961-9666 

BIRMINGHAM MEDICAL/DENTAL 

BIRMINGHAM 

SOUTH I 

4 74-2931 or 227-5 149 

RESORT LIVING wkhm an aaay 

drive Of the City One two. 9 three 

beOroom Condoe on Ford Laka 

$69 500 10 $99,500 -th 5 y Land 

Contracts avakabie as low aa •% m- 

taraet Boating eewwnwng m your 

backyarb. gok and tame only mm 

ANNOUNCING 

TIMBERVIEW A C R E S 

Gentle rodmg. 2 v acre MM. some! from l-4pm or cak 434-3600 to an 

Mementi, nxx buaoer epPomtmMW Seles by Red Carpal 

2 bedroom 2 batr condo w«h lake- 1 

IT or* rwwi trom every room El*- i 

gent decor set* ttvs unit apert from 

the reat Gerage. tlwn» ewator 

pool $149 900 59POR 

MAX BROOCK 626-4000! 

Easy ecceee to eseiar. aubvbe 9 

Ann Arbor Financing Terms 

CALL: 

559-7430 

Keen Located on CkfN Drive OR 

Grove Roed Nat South ol l-M 

BEACH ROAD - 

-eke Rd 9 South Blvd 

Cookoga Naer Pme 

course 125 > 165 

race, ao* 

262jmee 

328 Duplexes 

Townhouses 

BLOOMFIELD Bukdmg wtee 

ebte Bukoeri or mdlviduan 

• Pine - TMagraph Road aree 

(3131932-0750 

SOUTH LYON 2 

on ak •ports lake. $10,000 down on 

lend contract onfy $79 900 Aak tor 

Nick Natok M The Michigan Group 

9369 227-4600 Ex 279 

SYLVAN VILLAGE 

bedroom. 2 Beth 

irontage 75 n Ml spots a 

ONM WWHV norntfo 

ForSaJa 

l4x7WI. 2 badroom. 

app*an£es 

$15,500 

furnished or non 

After 9pm 52S-4627 

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 

3 monme free let rant on ak rroHMa 

- fheae ere brand nee homee your 

choice - $17,900 immediate occu- 

pency Per amount Hamas 

RUil DFRS,'DEVELOPERS 

CASH FOR LAN0 CONTRACTS 

' immodiele Phone quotes' Won t Be 

! out-bid" Mortgages'Reknertoee 

Mortgege Corp of America 

3-3-362 '499ry ' B0C-499-9* 19 

F.I.F.C. 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

372 S« Fb ol 

Oeborah hkc 


1900 eq IL. 2nd koor offloas $7'aq. 

modm tonal 


2 office aunee. 900 eq It and 

1150 eq ft Ej cekerii penung 

Cak 456-7373 

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE 

ktcludae apaocua parking fames as 

1st floor Expananced Secret en— 

perao«»al«*ed phone answering 

copying UPS. facsimile 9 serf pro* 

craa. large 

morttwha 

BUILD YOUR dream home on ttae 

2 sere woodsd lot Land Contract 

terms S kkeBH $17,000 

n HARVARD SUITE 

2939C SOUTHFKLO RD 

SUITE 122 

557-2757 

EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE 

495 X111 at $390 par mo $9 aq ft 

lor larger unWa. 1-275 X-way 

- 3CHkOO 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

3T3-499-0974 455-5680 464-0205 

SOUTHFIELD 

story. 

2 bedroom condo. 2 

I mornings or enMikigs 

Cak 

$09-1909 

WESTLANO - end-unit condo. 

garage. maaMr bedr 

l-m 9 addkkonM cneet. 2nd 

DOLL MOUSE 

Muet eek $90,900 

N o w y o u c a n g e t t h e 

latest O p e n H o u s e 

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V 

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RioomfieKJ 4280 

farming!on ... 4262 

Farmington Hils 4282 

Milford . 4288 

Novi 4266 

Rochester 4285 

Royal Oak 4287 

SoufhfleW 4283 

South Iron : 4288 

Troy - —4384 

Waled lofce 4286 

—.4281 

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o< 

Canton 4241 

Garden CUV 4244 

Uvonia 4260 

4263 

4242 

4268 

4264 

Plymouth 

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Nf W1PAPERS 

OMELINE 

953-2020 

ed 2 bedroom home, pertoci lor; 

young tempy Con.enlsnlty located 

raa Ml ma|0« X-wwys Hurry, won'1 

laat at $7,900 

HOMETOWN. USA 

595-0806 

CANTON 

-Sewers Water 

-Spring of 1992 

Located M me NW comer ol Beck 

9 Warren Cak. 

ROBERT GERICH 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 

DREAM 

THE POSSIBLE DREAM 

Oe«i your very man homem 

WESTLANO MEADOWS | 

»e«mmmg pool, dubhouee. tennis 

courts lighted penung and 24 hov 

Cxckjawa i 96 acre. kMM to eedud- 

ec condo de akJpniMit. Owners 

muai eaa. PnaaraduoaM. aaCLOOO. 

HELP-UÊtL ol NWWC 454-9535 

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(313) 649-6304 

FIRST INTERNATIONAL 

FINANCIAL CORP 

560-7430 or 909 0111 

Mm View tow rant. 100 ibOOO 

900 eo h 

479-2050 

FARMINGTON MLLS OFFICE 

Near X-way 375-2700 aq ft al t 

per eo It Modem offlcee 

470-7461 


wn Highway 975 aq R nekidae a* 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Sub laaaa 

maciwec offlce wMh oopmr lax 9 

381 Monay 

To Loan-Borrow 

ncaky reduced fuet m time for 

FAFMINGTON HKLS - 2oned RC-2 

Alao one m Weet BloomReid toned 

HEPPARD 9 ASSOC 

HOMETOWN. USA 

Feeturtng Patriot » 

595-0009 

Heartland Homes 

Rape • 9 used homes stsrtra ss 

low a $2000 SX Down 360-9550 

HIGHLAND HILLS 

ESTATES 

Novi /Farmington Area 

LIVINGS TON COUNTY 

SPECTACULAR PLATED SUB 

MfOOOED LOTS $39 500 9 UP 

Goit court 

irs last andeamr 

SLOW CREDIT NO PROBLEM 

BANKRUPTCY - NO PROBLEM 

FORECLOSURE NO PROBLEM 

We have e program lor ever, one 

FIRST FIQEUTY MORTGAGE CO 

196 tOW 10 Mke Rd 

Southfleld Ml 49075 

CALL NOW1 

7000 eq ft EaoaptaemM tooaaon ane 

CANTON 

PtncSnwr HomCurg T.Q 231-OOB9 JJJ ggtata Wanted 

Top ncech locaaon. 

Ford Rd $9 net per tool on 1 fear 

PLYMOUTH 

Oowntown Ana 

5,400 aq fl acn 

HOMI TnpM A 

LYON TWP 

12 23 acre percM with a pond Mac-- _ . _ 

inc and wel mstaked Peraad «pkt-: 

able soon Land Contract terme Pro« 3 500 sq ll wsrehouee Type 

$94 000 313-437-0097 bukekng lo laaee Call 94 9015 

$99 Security Deposit 

14 • 65 ChMlanger - $13,500 

14 > 70 Coechmen - $15,900 

14, 70 Festival- $19,900 

t4 X 70 Bendtx $21900 

14170 Victorian - $24,500 

AND EVEN MORE! 

FINANCING AVAILABLE 

QUALITY HOMES4 

Call Joanne 

474-0320 or 474-0333 

HOMETOWN, USA 

Announces 

TRADES 

your older 

New Construction 

Exclusively 

NOVI - Outstanding gok xourae 

bunding anes 5 plus ecree $60,000 

CALL NANCY MEBWNGER 

NORTHFKLDTO' rVNSHIP 

10 Acre ParcM. Treed. >erked 

IOVSO CARRWOI woek O m 

Land Contraci Terme 437 1174 

HORTHF1ELD TO IVNSHIP 

39 ACRES wM dnnde •wevtrv •OOO- 

aiwng u 

perked -and Contract 437 1174 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

AMO if m Foreclosure 

Or I I Ol 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

NORTHVILLE 

ace. up 10 2 000 sq.R 

$7 50 par tool net 

. TEPEE REALTY 

479 S MAIN PLYMOUTH 

454-3610 

SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE 

Starbng trom $150 rnckjdmg um- 

bos Ford Rd 9 MiddtobeR 

Cak 422-2490 

Business 

Opportunities 

BOOKSTORE FOR SALE 

Fixturea 9 stock $7,500 

ROYAL OAK RESIDENTIAL LOT 

100 V 40 13 fee * Moodwerd aree 

Plymouth 453-2900 

$25,300 

2569 

COUPLES OR INDIVIDUALS who 

enioy meeting people working to- 

I brand new noma with -O- down 

Chooee a io« modM amd move m 

mmediataiy or custom order the 

nome of your choice Chooee irom 

Capno H*La Swan Creak or iVeet 

land Meadows 

"OMETOWN USA 

J SKYLINE 1986 Ak new apok 

ancae 1 badroom net eving room I and $ 110 000 Cak 

9 tedroom eaî 9 k«h~ 9oor MARY MCLEOO 

ce'm'ury }i ftow w 

SALEM TWP Plymouth ecnooas end 

maiang 5 acraa can be spat land 

contract $79.900 

HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535 1 DO YOU HAVE QOQO PEOPLE 

SERENITY LANE LOTS two* and orgraeuonM Milks? 

Two premuvt heavky wooded ote WouU you We to |u« sap mto a 

on a daed end nreM m one of Mnoom rurmmg buamaaa? fl«i your 

Now * premier eubdMMOna Poten- . wen nuramg pool Preaam owners 

kM lor weM-outt Homaa m aree aak. 

tor Over $300 000 Aaamg $ 100.000 

HIGH VHSBHJTY OFFICE to laaaa 

on buay corner m me Union Lake 

area 2730 aq It maiding wafeom 

lower levai. on toone lake Kach- 

an and 2 lavs $1200 par monm 

Tnpie net Aak to 

Mary Beth Alrd 


363-6307 

LATHROP VILLAGE - 2 i 

sq fl ee 3 axananmg i 

LIVONIA - EXECUTIVE SUITE 

I .tin nan 937-1929! 

MOBILE 

3 Badroom 2 beth mooee m Weet 

•end lleedoes Tlae beautiful home : 

throughout ; 

of i^chen Dehiae moldmg peck 

more fl5 

ege. eiii 

 

oFFvxajmm 

HOV1 • I 

M X * 

around I 

NO REASONABLE 

OFFER REFUSED 

•47-7171 

PRIME SOUTHFIELD 

. 12 M M RP 4 NORTHWESTERN 

4 P*one aar- 

Cai... 

358-5670 

>M 290 M. «. to TOO eq. a HM 

• HWnoaM 

M-J4. N ot (ha M m Orion Ton- 

MP 487-1433 

R 11 H T ^niy F o. pn 

on* For farther Mo. 

Redford Township 

24350 Joy Row} 

(Juaa W W Ot Ta 

1 .2*0 M) B. $1,060 par men* 

•toctncwy. undergrourW 

pMhg NMWiMlMb 

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. 

(313)471-7100 

369 Commercial/ 

ABOUT FRttt 325 BQ.lt.. »42S/mo 

37$ aqJL. SMS/mo. facludaa H 

-woar I 

MOW 

477-0157 

CAMPBELL'S CORNERS 

Cornw of Rodieetw I J m o H 

W E S T L A N D 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

H O L I D A Y S P E C I A L 

O n e B e d r o o m S p e c i a l 

NO RENT UNTIL JAN. 1, 1993 

FROM ' 4 S O Including Heat 

Vertical Blinds Pel Section 

Microwave 

Short Term Lease 

7560 Merriman Rd. 

Between Warren U Ann Arbor Trail 

Daily 9-7; Sat.-Sun. 11-5 

Sax-3364 

Lakefront 

Aparti 

Cattle TV Available 

Convenient to 

Wlnttend Shopping 

• Thru-unit design for 

maximum privacy a 

cross unit ventilation 

• **—' ' ry. — | a 

~ awiniinin^ njoi tt 

Oubhouae 

• Storage in apartment 

• Balcony or patio 

• Air conditioning 

ATTRACTIVE 

14 2 Bedroom 

from 

Apartments 

S t a n d i n g s 

located on Whrrsn Rd. between 

BByne ft Hamburg* M. in WbeWhtf 

Open Hon. - Sat. 10 - Sun 12 - • 

P h o n e : 7 2 9 - 5 6 5 0 

EQOAI HOUSING OPPORTUNITY WM 

^ A Y N E W O O p " 

C A P A P T M K N T .s ) 

1991 Special 

(Limited Time) 

$ 5 0 O F F * 

NOW 

38k' f '420 & '495 

Now Lower Security Deposit 

Bright. Airy, Extra-large Rooms. 

Heat & Vertical Blinds Included 

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area 

•737 N. WAYNE RD 

WESTLAND 

South of 

W i n d e m e r e 

•Apartments 

LIVING YOU CAN 

AFFORD TO ENJOY 

Central Atr Conditioning 

Convenient To Shopping And Eapraaswaya 

TV A» 

• Kitchen WMh Opan Bar Counter 

• Dene AvaMaMe 

• 1V, Satha Available 

• And More .. . Viart Ua And See For Youraalt! 

On Halsted *h Nile Rorth of Grand River 

In ranaington Nills 

F R O M 

OPEN Won. Fri. 9 •; Bat. JO • ); Sun 13 5 

471-3625 rp 

Irom 2 r M 

apecea and 1 «partniam. Ajkmo 

prtoe $250,000 Day*. 31V227-517T 

S17 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - Foreat 

Place snoppang Canto 740 Sq PI 

2350 aq. IL Mam SL on Wa Park 

Premium location Caa 456-0676 


Nana apaea to rant appro*. up to 

1200 aq. It Omoa 4 Moraga 540 

aq.ll Rama naooaeMa 

DOWNTOWN WAYNE. 1.200. 1.600 

or 2.600 eq Ratore In buey Krogeretrtp 

center on Ulc^tQai A*a 

" parking, good Mnt. 

Ca6 147-7171 

MBJOLE8ELT al Ann Artoor TnB 

• AvaBaMa 1.000 aaJI. Stora Front 

• $066 Par Month Oroaa Rant 

italAp LAKE - 2 apaoaa: 1.000 

900 aq. 

S i r - 

N O V I 

M M 600 aq- a $eao/mo • utanaa 

Oood location Laaaa «/opwan 

to buy 313-231-0161 

M IndustTWaraheuaa 

Sala/Laaaa 

AFFORDABLE Bemmanam^.SOO. 

1.000 & 4.000 aq ft WI1-, offlcea. «im 

atr a waronou* overrtaad door 

$ Hoor drama. . 3B2-2BT0 

UVONIA - Supw clean 4.000 aq It 

wtm 5 deluxe moaa, wan factory/ 

Water Rd.. ben •ear JaRrtea X-Way 

aPtymoutriRd 429-4500 

LIVOMA - 610 aq. a . 6675/mo 

lltucfmni 

261-6200 

NOVI - 2400 aq ft. man a * 

noudmc 400 aq ft atr condF 

omoa $800 par month Bay 

313-340-0260 

370 tncoma Proparty 

GREAT INVESTMENT 

INCOME PROPERTY 

2 tamay duplex, $1100 

» - zonad office. madlcal. ale. 

1177 Orchard Laka Rd By owner 

$136,000 661-64 TB 

SELL - 1 bedroom condo 

ChryMrTach Loot 

Caadaya 

PAVILION COURT 

WAS $399 

N O W $ 6 6 5 including Carport 

Fully Equipped Health Club 

• Separate Entrances • 2 Full Baths 

• Washer & Dryer in each Unit 

on Haggerty Road 

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 Q 

DAILY 9-7 SAT.-SUN. 11- 

i . i . i . m a i l U T T m 

• III I • I a I i l l ! I — 

Habf ^Somte tillage 

A P A R T M E N T S 

_ PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN 

^ ONE a TWO BEOROOM APARTMENTS 

s 4 8 2 ^ tNCLUOeS. 

U FraaGuHM! 

and Wale. 

O Porch or Balcony 

• Pool 

• Community Bk3g 

O Baaement Storaga 

Ca# Mmnagur af. 

453-1597 

.OPEN DAIL Y 

AND SUNDAY 

' D A N K L I 

SQUARE 

( a p a p t h e n t - Q 

Immediate Occupancy 

REDUCED SECURITY DEPOSIT 

A quaint & quiet apartment community in 

Livonia, close to great shopping, restaurants. 

I-96 access & Metro Airport. 

No Rent 'til 1992' 

Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments 

$ 

from SIS 

HEAT AND 

VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED 

Located on S Mil* Rd 

JIM Eaat ol MMdlabeft 

la Livoaia. 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

427-6970 

'100 off I ft 2 

tor W l m 

o11 r waaa- 

Ok t£e 

A - , 

- I H 1 V 

j i u 

- • 

' t o n e 

' g i d ^ e 

1 and 2 Bedroom $ 

A p a r t m e n t s from 3 7 5 

"Less than 

5 minutes 

from Novi & 

Farmington 

Hills-' 

• Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall 

• Cable TV Available 

• OiBhwBBher 

• Private BalconyPatio 

• Variety of Floor 

. ZrS£S£. 624-9445 

Open Monday - Friday 10 • • Weekends 11 

»QOA4 IKKIM-W. (WIMTLFMIV 

S71 Comml / Ind. . 

Vacant Property 

NEW MOUBTRUU. SPACE. 4.000 ta 

26.000 aq a. »r clBiai. apiWMara. 

truck waBe. o i arUaad doora. 12 war 

$0% tan it ail I mint. $3 60/aqrt 

nat 61 YpaBaM TowneNp. Wee*, 

lanaa County, on* 1 mBaa Irom W» 

PLYMOUTH - LM $ acra ptaoa ol 

property on Plymouth Road (a mam 

zonad C-2. mdudae 

mun>-taawy mduatnal oMoa. Mgh 

naaolBoa, P U O opMon. Cioaa lo 

M-14. 1-66 Priced to aaa Tarma 

MflaMe Caa to BrocRure 

Van Esley Real Estate 

459-7570 

400 Apia. For Rent 

NEAR 

DOWNTOWN 

FARMINGTON . 

Super Location 

Small 60 unit complex 

Vary large 1 badroom units 

from $485 

door Shopping naarby 

NEW YEARS SPECIAL 

1 Month Free Rent 

With 13 Month I 

lontyl 

STONERIDGE MANOR 

Fraacton Rd W ot Orchard Laka 

478-1437 775-8206 

BIRMINGHAM - A aaami now. 2 

badroom apanmant Covarad parking. 

graat location $675 month 

•46-3434 

400 Apt*. For Rant 

ÂUBURN MILLS 

Bloomfield Orchard Apts. 

dry luain 4 mora Short larm. 

too Run Airport A 6 maaa from U27S tontahM a U avaaabw 

a'drad heeaa) ace aaa Caa Deva 

Opan 7daya 

nemeton al Red Carpal Keen. li$- 

434-3500 or M» at 313 HI 6066 

3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8 

S 

FREE HEAT 

m CMan.quWtloc 

12 MILE - COOLIDGE AREA 

$450 

OXFORD HOUSE 

544-7715 

by Kaftan Eniarpnaaa mc 

BIRMINGHAM 

Uncotn 6 Woodward Araa 

2 badroom uutuailanl to doamlown 

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY: 

WAS $700 

•NOW $630 

645-2999 

BIRMINGHAM 

Lincoln 6 Woodward I 

larga MB-M Ooaat. kBchanatta. 

cantral air 6 pnvaia paBo Waaung 

washer-dryer/v>n* units 

• Urge watt m oosets 

• 34 Hour Maintenance 

561 KirtS-TrOY 

II Wk S erf 8>g Beaver 

Between uvemois $ Crooksi 

• Private Balconies 

• Deluie CarpeBng 

• individual Centra Air Heat 

• Dalune Appliances 

• Stwmmmg Pool 

• Senior C«Mns Discount 

CANTON/PLYMOUTH 

362-0290 

FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES 

Peaceful, Country Setting 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

FROM * 4 4 5 includes Heat 

397-0200 

On Palmef. West of Liltey 

HILLCREST CLUB 

2 Bedroom Special 

s 510 ^ 

12350 Rlsmon 

S. of Pymoufi Rd £ ol Hoggeftv 

453-7144 

***** 9-7 - sot Sun 12-4 

400 Apts. For Rant 

Pan! he 

gH Mng room. dMng room a 

badroom* $16M mo * mMaa 

Caa Suaan Flap 645-6220 

BIRMINGHAM 

TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS 

In haarl ol town • A ttractlva Ulrwta 

VartlcM BUnda • DNhwaahar 

• OA* 

1 Bedroom - $620 

1 Mos. Free Rant til 12/23 

268-7766 

PM or Sat/Sun:268-9606 

BIRMINGHAM - 1 MO FREE BENT 

-amoowao 1 » 2 Deoroom 

apartment! Juat E. ol Adema Bd 

new dowloarti Bant rawa m- 

doora. new kitchen, a ppnencea 1 

Wtaii caa 644-1300 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Carnage 

houaa apartment, i bed room. Knck 

room S7i0/fno atOudt m alactridt. 

FREE RENT 

$500 MOVES YOU IN 

1400 aq 

626-1508 CANTON 

Bedford Square Apts. 

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR 

SpaOoua 1 4 2 Badroom Apt* 

Smaa. Qu«. Safa Compiai 

Ford Rd. near 1-275 

STARTING AT $475 

981-1217 

Carrion 

F R E E 

APARTMENT 

LOCATOR 

1-800-777-5616 

Sava Tima 6 Money ' 

Opan 7 Days 

Color Vldeoa 

Turn 3 day* mto 30 Mmutaa 

Ovw M 100.000 Choacat 

TROY 

3726 Rochaatar Rd 

SOUTHFIELD 

29266 Northwaatarn h 

CANTON 

42711 Ford Rd 

NOVI 

348-0540 

Acroaa trom 12 Oak* I la« 

CLINTON TWP. 

36670 GarMald 

ANN ARBOR 

2677 ( 

680-9090 

354-8040 

981-7200 

791-8444 

677-3710 

APARTMENTS 

UNLIMITED 

Tha Eastern Way To Find 

a GREAT PLACE 1 

CANTON 

CARRIAGE COVE 

LUXURY APTS. 

(UU-EV 6 WARREN) 

ONE MONTH FREE RENT 

(Nmn tenants Only) 

(Apply before 1-31-92) 

We lake pride In ottering 

the lol lowing services to 

our tenants 

• Maid aarvtoa avaaaom 

• 24 hr emergency maintenance 

• Beautiful ground! wen pool $ 

pacriic araa wtth BBC i 

• Special handicapped unit* 

- Short tarm Meaaa avauacaa 

• Many mora amenities 

NO OTHER FEES 

Private Entrancaa 

Ona Bedroom - $505, 900 aq n 

Two Bedroom - $660, 1100 « 1 

VertlcM Mmda $ carport included 

Neer X-weya. ahoppmg. airport 

Roae DoherTy Property Manager 

961-4460 


FAIRWAY CLUB 

Golf side Apts 

14 2 Badroom 

Free Golf 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 


728-1105 

HOLIDAY 

SPECIAL! 

Save Over $800 

On 2 

Jed room 

Apartments* 

Brand new. unique 1 & 2 

bedroom floor plans 

• Indoor racquet ball court 

• All season outdoor 

hotlub 

• Cathedral ceilings 

• Microwaves 

• Mini blinds 

• Woodburnig fireplaces 

• Washers A dryers 

• Walk-m closets 

• Individual Intrusion 

alarms 

• Easy accass to all major 

roads 

• Rentals from $635 

On Haggerty wai S oI 

Ford Rd $1-27$ 

Village Green 

of Canton 

981-1050 

$99$ 

' men ma rent F RC( to thoee who 

NEATMMOORE APTS 

•at 6B94 

Loceted on Naggarty Rd Set Far* 

Fun Spectrum Sstsctlon 

M Amber Apartments 

280-1700 

400 Apta. For Rent 

CANTON - 1 badrcK 

aoa Carpal owtMn* 4 Mmda 

$400 mo mdudaa KM 4 walar 

limiadiMa occupancy 456-0361 

CASS LAKE FRONT APTS 

1 Badroom Apanmant* $436 

2 Badroom Apartmant* $538 

Appaanca* A» condmomnu 

H BkwnBM School* Laka aoto 

Month. 6 

Cal Jaan. 442-0260 661-3006 

CENTERLINE PLAZA 

APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 bedrooms from $480 

FREE HEAT 

Localad on K> Maa baraaa- Mound 

T vmoyaa I rati ic I va >arvfc» 

anop|»ng canto) mto com rjatam 

hgniad parking, car port* anaaatli 

757-1760 

CLAWSON/TROY 

bar. muM aaa $4B5/mo 540-B6K 

CLARKSTON 

GREENS LAKE 

ovw 1000 a of frontapa on Gra 

Laka and Tha Canton few En|oy 

Bamnmmg - Faiang - Boating - Pn-; 

rata Baach Tanna Court - Oubhouaa 

Carports - Balcomaa- WMout* 

- Wmtar Sporta 

F r o m $ 4 1 5 / m o . 

Localad oft Dnua Hwy 

Mon - Fri 6-5. Sal -Sun 1-5 

625-4800 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Compara 

Pwt Foraal to othar apanmant 

communioaa 4 you wM aaa why wa 

ar* tha M buy Haat. gaa waMr 

turniahad $66 n yoiw V*T month 

rant Ona badroom Marling - $490 

Cal today to lurthar mtornaoon. 

274-5662 

400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 

WINDSOR 

WOODS 

LUXURY APARTMENTS 

1 6 2 Badroom • Toamhouaaa 

Covarad parking 

Qt4at Sdundprooi ConatnjcTKm 

WM to Shopping 

Sartmmlng pool 4 cabana 

OR Warran baraaar ShaMon/LNay 

Mon.-Fri . 6-5pm. Sat 4 Sun 1-5pm 

Evanmg appca.ui.aiiu i mtw 

459-1310 

CARRIAGE PARK APTS 

27201 CANFIELDDR 

YOO FOUND IT . 

AFFOROABLE 

APARTMENT 

LIVING 

FraaHaal. Walar Ak 

1 4 2 BEDROOMS 

Naw CMpai. VartlcM Bknda Spacloua 

Ooaata. Oalcomaa. Aa Appaanoaa. 

mtarcom, Storaga Araa. 

Pool. Ctobhouaa. Mkxitaa away 

Irom Fraaway* and Shopping 

Landacapad Park-L6w Atmoaphara 

OPEN DAILY 4-5 SUN 11-4 

274-7277 

CANTON 

prtywa antranoa. 

$475 IM MONTH RENT FREE FOR 

NEW RESIDENTS ONLY 455-7440 

CAMBRIDGE 

APTS. 

witrar waaung datanca to ahoppmg. 

church, raataurant* tpaooua 

1 4 2 badroom Mux apt* Nawty 

OUTER PRIVE • i-96 Area 1 Badroom 

apt. 1350/MO pay own gaa 

a Met trie S200 aecurtty dapoatt 

«ntn good credit S31-1S02 


DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

DEARBORN CLUB 

APARTMENTS 

1 Badroom 

$450 

$200Sacurny Deposit 

FREE HEAT 

Ceding Fans - Cable Ready 

On mnaaar MM North of Ford Rd 

Mon -Fri 12-rpnt Sal 12-4pm 

561-3593 

DMrort SENIOR CITIZENS 

a you va baan aaMig to a Maury 

Saraor Cntran aamrnt UUIIatua 

tym Datrort eaaMMovw 

Jaflaraori lliaflnna a now aooaptng 

appacaBona to BRAND NEW 

400 Apta. For Rant 

GRANO m m - MNXXEBEL T 

GREAT LOCATION 

CEDARIDGE 

Daana 1 4 2 Badroom Unna 

FROM $510 

New Years Special 

LIMITED TIME OFFER 

I with 

onfy 

INCLUDES 

appaanc—, aacuray ayatam atoraga 

COME HOME 

N DtARBORN HEIGHTS 

Entar on Tidana 1 okx* W of 

2 Bedroom apertmem. new Carpat- FOR THE HOLIDAYS 

MlddMtiaH on tha S Mda ol Grand 

mg. no pata. aa appaancaa S445 A PAY NO RENT 

pw month MS-S0BJ 

UNTIL 1/15/92 

Naar BoMord HoapaM. UvonM Maa 

OEARBORN- Cftaaa t Ford Rda 

Community Acraa. Landacapad 4 downtown Farnwigton 

Vacant 1 bedroom w ai range a re- 274-4765 

Courtyard Mannad Oatanouaa m- 

frigerator Indudaa am UM/mo OtBoa Hra. 4-6 Mon thru Frt truaion Alarm* From $414/mo. 471-5020 

• aecurtty dapaaM S32-71S« 

Sat 10-4 

haM awiudad Locaaad M Dtcfcaraon 

4 Fraud, ona block aoum of E JM 

ModM opan dally 1-5 

York PropartMa. mc 

FENTOR ST -112 badroom apta 

taraon VM a IMaOoiia CdmrnuWy OFFICE: 775-8206 

SEVEN MH.E/T alagr apn. 1 bedroom today van our Datrort 

at S466 mctudaa naa 4 water IM 1400 2 bedroom - |47S, «udw - 


JEFFERSON MEADOWS 

mo rent free, 1 bedro om 2S5-0073 use mckjdea heel 4 wetar 1« mo 

2 badroon pii.ata aatala on 3 ac 

APARTMENTS 

'am free. 1 bedroom only. &34-9340 Caa 824-1B61. Mon -Sa 10-4 

Spa. dog rwi. many ama $700/ 

EquM Houamg Opportunity mo. 425-7227 

FARMINGTON 

• CHATHAM HILLS • 

Luxury Living 

Attached Garages • Microwaves 

Extra Large Apartments • Dishwashers 

• Indoor Pool 

0N€ BEDROOM SPECIAL 

From S5BCL 5499 

476-8080 

On Old Grand River between Drake & Halstead 

Mon. Fri. 9-7 Sat. 11-5 Sun. 11-4 

zs 

There's a New Spark 

at ; 

m m w p m 

I and 2 Bedroom 

Apartments Now Available for Lease' ' 

1 Bedroom starting at $385! 

2 Bedroom starting at $450! 

PLUS 

No Rent Due Until December 1st. 

Call Us For Details At 

562-4623 

• Air Conditioning 

• Heat Included 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Ceiling Fans 

• Window Blinds 

• Balconies/Patifls 

• Children Welcome 

• Small Pets Welcome 

Daily 8 - 5 p m . Sat I 1-4 pm 

Ltxiiti'd on the Niirf/i side ol Mulligan Air 

Beleven Bivdi Duly Mid joint Diily t£r 

TT11 ii • 

Microwave Oven Paid Gas Heat 

Air Conditioning Great Location 

Pool & Tennis Spacious Rooms 

t & 2 Bedroom 1 % Bath in 

Pari .mmm aam permssaon 

Walton Corner at Perry 

Ad|acent to Aubum Hills 

Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Weekends 12-5 

373-5800 

Spend Less Time Driving! 

Quiet Setting in the Hub of 

Farmintrtnn Hills 

Attractive ^ a| Im* mm 

I6r2 Bedroom 

Apartments from * • 

Cordo* J 

476 1240 



Vary Larga 1 badroom aMh aaparata 

ORCHARD CREEK inaida atoraga room. Irom $455 

2 montha kaa rant atth t yaar aa 

DETROIT-? Mia a Taiegrapn. Rad- APARTMENTS 

471-4665 

lord area m ice I bedrooma. I35C 

up Indudaa heel, aa appaancaa 1300 aq a 2 badroom/? Bath wnh 

2S5-8B31 matoduM awiancaa, gaa tlrppa 

GE appaancaa. mOudmg waM 

DETROIT-7 Maa/Lanaar Moa 1 a 2 dryw monitor ad Hra 4 mtrijwoii 

badroom ai Na Nwty dacorated alarm, plua much mora 

carpeted Na et and air l32S/mo a 

up Cea 

S37-0014 

$780 MOVE IN 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 2 C 

room afftOancy. aa appaancaa, $530 855-1250 

par mo mordng utamaa 471-6551 Locatad on Orchard Laka Rd 

Or aflar 6pm 349-0665 * m*a South ol 14 MHa 

m v w w w v i w w i v 

• NOVI/LAKES AREA 

HATERV1EW FARMS 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Spacious 1 Bedroom 

ONE MONTH FREE 

From ' 4 1 0 

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 

Ponliac Trail Between West and Beck Roads 

Daily. 9-7 Sat.-Sun. 12-4 

UESTGATE VI 

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL 

From Includes Carport 

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 

OM Pontiac Trail between Weet 6 Beck Roeda 

Minute a from 1-696 and 1-275 

Oeily 9-7 Sat -Sun. 12-4 

X X 

This is the 

indoor pool 

you'll find at 

most apartments... 

Come see ours! 

Warm up to these other fabulous leatures: 

•FREE HEAT 

»1 & 2 Bedroom 

High-Rise 

Apartments 

'Panoramic 

Balcony 

Views 

ft 

•Vertical & Mini 

Blinds 

•Tennis Courts 

f f/WESTLAND 

A ATOWERS 

•Community Room 

•Planned Activities 

•Controlled Access 

TV & Intercom 

svxieK cjpen L»dil> 

I jt«11 Ww BIIK V W.-sl CM WJVW 

Br-ftvwn Fi«rd Snd Wjrrrn Ri 

721-2500 

APARTMENTS 

LIVING YOU CAN 

Afford To Enjoy! 

1 & 2 BEOROOM APARTMENTS FROM 

SOCRT 360 HEAT 

J U U INCLUDED 

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location' 

Models Open • Mon -Sat 9-6 • Sun 11 

624-6464 

A BEAUTIFUL 



MAPLE ROGE 

23076 MKSdMOan Dakua t 4 2 badrooma. 

carpatad. cantrM Mr carport 

• MlaCla. $460 • $560 CaB to a 

SPECIAL OFPCR 4TMtB6 

FA.RMM3TON HILLS 

$899 Moves You In 

(ON SELECTED UNITS) 

Naw 1500 aQ It - -4 3 

dryw banda 4 covarad parking 

Foxpointe 

Townhouses 

473-1127 

by! 



(ON SELECTED UNITS) 

1600 aq a 2 badroom gar dan apart 

main 2 badroom townhouaaa a«h 

tol tiaaiamanta. 2 balh < 

Ooaata. covarad parking. 

dryw vardcM wmd* anandad gatanouaa 

and a 24 hour moiMorad aw 

SUMMIT APTS. 

NORTHWESTERN 4 MIDOLEBELT 

Managad by Kaftan EnMrpraai. mc 


oadroom tlgnta rndudad No pal* 

w* to Jaanr 211 487 lltl 

PLACE...TO LIVE 

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLAND 

• 1 & 2 Bedroom • Fireplaces Available 

• Pool • Tennis Court • Clubhouse 

• Central Air • Dishwasher • Disposal 

• Laundry Facilities 

a Beautifully Landscaped 

a Minutes from Westland Shopping Mall 

& All Major Highways 

Come Home for the 

Holidays and pay no 

rent until Jan. IS, 1992! 


FARaaaaQTON mllS-i 4 2 bad 

BB. 2 badroom 

Mun*ry»aaO> 

a 477-247$ 

FAmaHOTON taxs 

1.000 aq It a 

FARMNQTON HILLS 

Ona badroom. unlqua tpaca on 3 

Thursday. December 12. 1981 O&E *6E 

i Boor*. M ona ol a kind, 

aaa. $7 SO/mo 425-7227 


mo Day* 737-7666 


14 2 baflioom apts a aBatili 

fait occupancy Coimtry awing. 

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Newtturqh between Joy & Warren 

From 

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UVONIA/WESTLANO AREA - Joy 4 

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patio, summing pool, terms courts, 

community room Naar shopping 

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7 maa Rd . corner May* 

Farmington 4 MerHiien Rde 

473-3983 775-8206 

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REAL ESTATE NEWS 

Thursday. Dacambar 12. 1991 04E *1f 

Gulf War military may be eligible for VA loans 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

You have the capacity to handle 

monthly mortgage payments, but 

don't have the cash for a down payment 

to buy a house. 

A Veterans Administration guaranteed 

loan may be a way out of 

your quandary. 

A veteran who has served on active 

duty and has received an honorable 

discharge can buy for zero money 

down. 

By law. a veteran who finances 

with a VA mortgage may not pay 

any points charged by a lending institution 

for the loan. The seller, typically. 

or another third-party — a 

relative or friend of the buyer — 

usually pays. 

Current rate on VA mortgages for 

up to 30 years is 8»* percent Finan- 

cial institutions here charge 1 to 2* 

points on such loans, ao it'pays to 

shop around on points and other closing 

costs. 

$184,000. 

"Many people in these days and 

times can afford homes but can't 

raise the down payment," said Stan 

Brown, VA loan guaranty officer for 

Michigan. "They qualify to make the 

payments, but not the 10, IS, SO parcent 

commercial banks want for a 

down payment. Our VA loan 

wouldn't run into that" 

VA MORTGAGES also are assumable 

by subsequent buyers whether 

they're veterans or not 

"On purchases, VA is the greatest 

thing there is," said Jeffrey Marshall. 

a mortgage officer in the government 

loan department at First 

Federal of Michigan. 

Tbe VA closed slightly more than 

4,000 mortgages in Michigan from 

Oct 1. 1990 through Sept. 30, 1991, 

Brown said. 

closed four in a recent week. 

Metro MLS, the borne listing service 

of the Western Wayne Oakland 

County Association of Realtors, reports 

that the number of existing 

home sales currently financed 

through VA loans are about twothirds 

higher than a year ago. 

"VA loans helped fuel much of the 

housing boom that took place following 

World War II," said Allen C. 

King, Metro MLS president. "Many 

of these homeowners used tbe loans 

as a start and have continued to 

move up the housing ladder as their 

successive equity has grown. 

'THERE'S NO reason more recent 

veterans can't enjoy the same 

benefit" King said. 

Reservists and National Guard 

members who served during tbe 

Persian Gulf conflict activated on 

at least 90 days, are eligible. 

Jay Hughes, co-owner of Mayfair 

Realty in Livonia, said there is no 

great push for VA financing now, but 

he's seeing more inquiries this year 

than last. 

Even though the law has changed 

to allow third parties instead of 

sellers to pay discount mortgage 

pouits, some sellers are reluctant to 

accept a purchase offer based on VA 

financing. 

"The seller is probably looking at 

the bottom line — how much am I 

going to realize from the sale," 

Brown said. "Whether VA points are 

m or 2, they (sellers) don't want to 

pay the costs." 

Some sellers also are concerned 

about VA appraisals and repairs required 

at their expense for a deal to 

close 

placed, Hughes said. 

"It's been our experience the VA 

has not conditioned property to any 

great extent. Some minor things or a 

severe crack in the cement they may 

make you replace," he said. 

While veterans get some breaks in 

financing with a VA loan, they won't 

get something for nothing. 

They must still pay a 1.25-percent 

funding fee to the VA and can be required 

to pay a loan origination fee 

up to 1 percent to the lender in addition 

to appraisal fees, credit reports 

and title insurance. 

Applicants must still qualify with 

a lender. General guidelines — the 

mortgage not to exceed 28 percent 

of gross pay and all debt not to exceed 

36 percent — apply. 

Veterans can also refinance an existing 

VA mortgage with another VA 

vets can pay the points in those cases. 

However, it may be cheaper to 

refinance with a conventional mortgage 

A couple of short forms must be 

completed, but no application fees 

are required to apply through the 

VA. Brown said. Realtors in transactions 

usually help a veteran buyer 

through the process. 

One more thing. VA purchasers 

must live in tbe bouses and not use 

them as investment properties. 

Counseling for VA mortgage 

applicants is available in Suite 

1100 of the McNarrwira Federal 

Building, 477 Michigan Ave., Detroit. 

Call 226-4277 

Insurance may not protect board members from liability 

Oar mansglng agent is frustrated 

with several board members because 

they fail to recognixe their 

personal liabililty and are not willing 

to spend sufficient foods to build 

an adequate reserve and to get the 

bylaws amended. As a board member, 

what caa I do to prove to them 

that they are running a substantial 

risk even thoagh they have directors 

and officers liability insurance? 

Have your insurance agent provide 

them with statistical surveys of 

lawsuits brought against directors 

and officers of condominium associ- 

ations around the country that resulted 

in skyrocketing insurance 

rates. Have your association attorney 

address the board in regard to 

the potential liabilities of directors, 

notwithstanding the fact that they 

may have insurance coverage. 

Also remind them that there are 

many instances where the insurance 

companies may deny coverage for 

various reasons and even if there is 

coverage, they may still be subjected 

to the embarrassment of having 

to be a party to litigation brought 

against them for their acts cw omis- 

-mm 

condo 

queries 

Robert M. 

Melsner 

sions 

Consider enrolling them in a condominium 

operation class or other 

seminar that is directed toward the 

education of directors and officers 

so that they may be better informed 

MAKE THE E%gr 

THERE'S NO 

BETTER TIME 

TO BUY 

If you've been thinking about moving 

from your current residence to the 

house of your dreams or from an 

apartment to a starter home, this is 

the time to do it. 

• The selection is excellent. 

• Low interest rates are available. 

• There are many financing options 

available. 

'III lull I 

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Ni'fl'rtl •« 

Go ahead, make the move. 

Now is the right time to buy 

a home. 

i ii i i i r 

H 

'w-.-i--; 

as to their legal responsibilities and 

liabilities. 

I am a former member of the 

board of directors of our condominium 

association and am irate at tbe 

fact that the board has covered up 

various deficiencies that we have in 

some of our buildings Including rodent 

infiltration and termite infestation. 

The board apparently was concerned 

that if tbe homeowners found 

out about it, they would panic, and 

the values of the condominiums 

would go down. What, can I do to 

remedy this situation? I have 

illlllllllllll 

brought it to the attention of tbe 

board. They ignored me, so I resigned. 

Presuming that the board has a 

responsibility to deal with the extermination 

of pests, it would appear 

that tbe board is remiss in discharging 

its responsibilities. In addition, 

the board's unwillingness to deal 

with these problems could have a deleterious 

effect on the safety and, 

therefore, the habitability of the condominium 

residents. I would strongly 

recommend that you write a letter 

to the board warning it of the 

nf;. 

ramifications should it fail to deal 

with these problems in a forthright 

manner Failing same. I would seriously 

consider writing the members 

of the association to advise them 

that you resigned because of the failure 

on the part of the board to address 

serious issues. If that does not 

elicit a response, you should consider 

commencing legal proceedings 

against the association with the expectation 

that the board will be ordered 

to take whatever measures 

are necessary to deal with what appears 

to be a very serious problem. 

NOW is the right time 

to Buy a Nome! 

Purchasing a home has always been a wise decision, 

but current market conditions are making it even 

more attractive to buy now. 

EXCELLENT FINANCING IS 

AVAILABLE NOW 

Interest rates are lower, and mortgage lenders are 

offering a wide variety of financing options. Low 

interest rates mean you can 

• 30-year fixed mortgages are still available as 

well as many other financing alternatives. 

• First time buyers are encouraged to purchase now 

through financing packages offering small down 

payments. 

YOUR HOME IS YOUR 

BEST INVESTMENT 

Purchasing a home is the best way to build a solid 

financial foundation. A home not only provides you 

with warmth and comfort, it also serves as a secure 

investment. 

• Today, homes in the area continue to be a wise 

investment. 

• Equity in your home can be used as collateral, 

thus providing you with additional financial 

security. 

• Home ownership provides you with l a sizable 

tax advantage because interest - paid on 

mortgages is fully deductible. Property taxes 

can also be deducted. 

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$70 PER MO. 

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GLEN COVE APTS. 

530-2497 

ibyi 

PLYMOUTH. OM 

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no MM. $450*pel rrvonth" "486-4416 

Plymouth 

'Plymouth Hills 

Apartments 

740 S. MIR St. 

• Washer/Dryer In eacb unit 

• E|tay Access to 1-275 

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• Walk to Downtown 

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• 1 Month Free 

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Redford Manor 

South Redtord 

Drn Hatghta/Uvonle 

1 badroom apar 

bM 

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937-1880 559-7220 

R8)FORO TWP AREA 

COUNTRY HOUSE 

• KNCMn Appaencaa 

• Pod 

•CatM ready 

FROM $430 

1ST MONTHS RENT FREE 

933-1121 

Hours Man.-Fri. »-5 

REDFORD TWP. 

LOLA PARK MANOR 

A charming 4 quid apa 

ROYAL OAK - Nam Cleaumonl Ho6- 

pitd Meaty decorated 4 modem 1 

4 2 bedroom avaaabla immediately 

563-440* 

•2 bedroom trom $865 

13 MM. 11* W d SouthMtdRd 

Cranbrook Place 

Apartments 

644-0059 

A VMaga Qraan Community 

• Soma reetrtctlona apply 

modem 

$475/mo 4SS-5422 

ROYAL OAK - 12 MM 4 

area Attractive 1 bedroom N>an- 

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mo. Altar 2PM 565-2563 

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200-1700 

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SOUTHFIELD - ATTN STUOENTS 

1 4 2 badroom dakoe 

OOM to Lawrence Tech Low $ 

Move-in 356-1536 

CRy Employee Discount 1 4 2 

badrooma One mM to CMc Cent* 

. 356-1536 

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255-0932 

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from $450. 2 badroom 

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423-1555 

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Gorgeous brand new 2 

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alarms 

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• Rentals from $035 

Corner oI Frankin Rd 4 11 Mile 

Village Green 

on Franklin 

746-0020 

• Some i soli Illume apply 

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WESTLAND - 

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bedroom apl Stove trlooa Low 

move-in cod- S330/mo. 274^202 

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Apt* 26406 Warren, spedoue 1| 

j-pet. apoaanCM. hMlJ 

425-S330 or 444-6042 

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ahed 

• 1 

Cherry KB. W d Mmbitaii 

722-5558 

WESTLAND 

WAYNE/FORO RO. AREA 

Spacious 1 4 2 badroom aparl- 

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- New Counter Tope 

:223?££r 

• Window Treatment 

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362-0290 

TROY/CLAWSON 

WALDEN GREEN APTS. 

14 2 bedroom apai imams 

Okmmgnaiii 4 shoppings maM 

d neigrvbornood t^rtirva 

N olM MM E ol Crooks 

SOUTHFIELD 

bedroom. 7 

eesher 4 dryar Only 

New Bubdng 

NO. a«nv 

l^wunenl 

tea. 65 

655-6431 

SOUTHFIELD 

NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS 

Deluxe 14 2 bedrooms 

Lahear Roed/CMc Center OrNa 

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SOUTHFIELD- Short term leeM. 

ipaooua 1 bedroom apt ai 

Vdage Qreen on Frankin $5S0/mo 

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1 4 2 

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id. 

prtoas 362-1040 

4 

mty*%'m 

54«516 

TROY 

NICEST 1 BEDROOM 

udM lua aoad wasner 4 dryer in 

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Troy local 

23 Hoor plans. 1000-1 

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Hed and hoi water included 

Rents starting at $630 

Somerad Part Apartments oTIvl 

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Cea lor our move-lh apeoda 

643-6644 

TROY 

One bedroom apartment 

available now In presti- 

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complex. From $585. 

Call: 049-5000 

w d 

Wayne Rd , baheaen Ford 4 Warren 

Rde 

Cdl 721-2500 

404 Houo 

BELLEVILLE 

Large 2 bedroom. 1'4 car gerage. 

tMimsnl. heel 4 water Included 

SaOO/mo.. S600 aaourtty 32S-TSTS 

BIRMINGHAM - BBS Emmons 3 

to lyrl 644-1675 

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HOUSES. APARTMENTS. ETC 

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TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS 

642-1620 

664 S Adams. Bk mmâiii 

BIRMINGHAM AREA - 3 bedroom 

Bknikigheni schools. 

11300/mo 566-9253 

beah BMsmsrit Garage Fenced 

$675. mo 6424022 

BIRMINGHAM- ColonM. 3 bed 

W 

M. $1360 mo., pka security 

2»t 3660 or 642-1620 

WESTLANO 

2 BEDROOM APTS. 

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6M«QHAM-Oaoember rem I >00 

CiM 2 beduum. 1H oar «*—or 

Smoker*, dogs ok $725/month * 

security Appaceoons scoeptod. 

12-4pm. Sd -Sun 1336 Cow, S d 

IS. t d Adams 340-7836 

OUTER OR 6 JEFFERIES 

Moa 2 bedroom, carpeted nawty 

dacoretod. lencad yard. $350 hed 

937-3523 

DETROIT, 

rborn 

home on 

rd/Evergreen 

(Dearborn edge! Lovdy 3 bedroom 

dbad-eM " ~ ~ 

Large yard atth deck $466/mo * 

561-3033 

OCTROIT-Joy Rd /Evergrev ares 2 

badroom. kd baseman I. privacy 

•enca. stove 4 Wdga included 

$400/mo - $400 security 729-1215 

Piyw«ou»i/Taiegrsph 3 

xingelow Carpeted. 

beeement. dMieadiei. lanced yerd 

no peta. $50 0/mo * $500 aacurk 

ty waler included 661-9325 

DETROIT Warren 

8uper dean, nalnterl 

Evergreen 

Thursday. Oeoember 12. 1901 OAE •Jf 

CLR66IFIED REAL E6TPTE 

LIVOMA -$t 

• security Ax 

schools Rani d $1000 negoneCH* 

artm 6pm 626-M14 

LIVOMA - 3 bedoum ranch LMaty 

• oom. aa MPlai'LSS. lencad yard 

A» ulsbll 1/1/62 $545/mo 

RICHTER 4 ASSOC 346-5100 

sr. 

$•50/mo. • seamy 

41S V 

Condoa For Rant 

n r n 

Cofldoi For Rant 

MC 

MIL FORD Snd homa ided lor 

senior* Lawn iwoaang 4 snow re- 

movd provtdM by Land Lord No 

a. 666-2423 

NEW MUOSON 3 bedroom 1.200 

aq a bungslnw. dmng 

p San cm. beeement large yerd. ge- 

raos Aveaede nowi $600/mo 

RICHTER 6 ASSOC 346-5>00 

NORTHVILLE - $1000/mo • unb- 

M $ bedroom ranch. 2 bed. beee- 

. 2H car gersgs 6 M 4 1-275 

313-56S-6134 

Larga id. neer Twetoe OM* $&50 

476-2442 

NOVI - 3 

sncee. 2 car 

Opbon lo buy 6625 mo 

624-6700 or 673-7505 

N OAK PARK - Berkley schools 3 

bedroom. 1 beth ranch Fus beee- 

OAK PARK Gorgeoue 1.700 sq h 

2 story bnck ookmmi 3 bedoona 

2'4 bams, lame, room oentrai B. 

beeement eiteched 2 cai garage 

Aveeede eerty Jen $665 • secu» 

ty for mto caa 627-9162 

OAK PARK - 2 bedoom. luby ra- 

decoratod home double caroort 

Days 6 30mr to 5pm aa* lor EBm 

649- 7200EVM after 5pm 632-3444 

security 313-961-1645 

DETROIT . 11363 EVERGREEN 

S d Plymouth Rd 3 bedoom Can 

M seen Sun 10AM-2 30PM or by 

appointment 437-6417 

OAK PARK 

3 bedroom. 2 beat bungalow 

$650 month pkje udNIM 

Altar 6pmlor dataM 77»-5l36 

OAK PARK - 3 bedrooms. 1 balh. 

DETROIT - 5 MM. Ead ot Teie- 

flraph, 3 bedroom ranch. 2 car ge- 

jas/rrc^sr 6 - - j s a s 

wearier 4 dryer evalade Jen 1 

$550/mo - security depoelt Rett 

wrth andord spprovd 352 >404 

• ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES 

Excapaona»y ned 4 charming 2 

bedioom. with bMsmsni 6 is>« 

twrMBgSTISSffSonffi W-4^0 

11676 Haggerty 2 bedroom bun 

geiow. carpeted 

porch, bsserneni 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom 

Ranch, lanced yard. 2 car attached 

$625/mo plus security 

477-OSOE 

FARMINGTON HILLS, 9 Mile/ 

MMddtisa. 2 bedroom* gwaga. 

I«75 md'beys 

I. ge- 

r sge Frsi 6 lest months rem plus 

security depoea 1650 ma 930-9634 

1 bedroom brick 

FARMINGTON 

a 

4 curtdns 

HILLS 23491 

room, sppasnces 

a NO besemert'gwsgs 

$4SS/mo 474-0561 

dryer stove, relngerdor $675/mo 

Flrvt IMI 4 security 420-3067 

PORTAGE LAKEFRONT/Pnckney 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 21711 

Mddleban 2 bedroom, new carpet 

garage. tenoM yard, no pels $500/ 

— * — cur V> ts. 

For Rant 

BIRMINGHAM 

American suites 

• Short Term Rantad bom.. 

$35/day Inckidtog udtoei 

Ftdy Furnished 

Mouaakeaplngzunen Service 

mvsnts including kachan. Ka- 

M. 4 hardwood Hocrr-3 bed- 

room. 1 bam. $1,000/month Bruce, 

work 334-4570 or waa 661-9752 

tMMOHAM - Wad lo Downtown 

aedroom CotonM ih bed mi 

temem wood burrang arapMa. 

d. neutrsl decor some app*- 

3M Pi da no pels 

deys.357-1717 or 540-4761 

BIRMINGHAM . Woodward/Adame 

tor No pad $660 mo 

BIRMINGHAM/14 MILE AREA 

3 badroom. 1 bad. centra s0 naw 

MpaancM 6 decor Blrmlnghwn 

"*od* $750 month 661-0616 

FARMINGTON 

occupency. $875 per mond Caa 

Carolyn/ Agent, 474-5700 

FERNOALE - Rem to own 

9 mM 4 Hilton araa 2 bedoom. 

haaanian. noped AiiMabls Jan 1 

$525 month 645-9360 

FERNOALE - 2 badroom, 1 beth 4 

beeemeni. $375 month pme sscurv 

ty On Wordaa-onn Rd CM 

1-313-482-3736 

FERNOALE - 2 bedrooma. clean. 

- 

pancy. greel lamay aree 3 bed- 

room. 

TROY 

SOMERSET AREA - FROM $495 

14 2 1 

TOP 

FLOOR 

12 MM 4 

TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

*«*Pdifl appacWons on 2 bad- 

room apa* ban $470 to $485 No 

pot* Avon Courts Apta 651-7960 

Lovely 2 bed 

2 bad Condo. naar WlndtM 

M MM Carpeted, Mndn. M agpb- 

SOUTHFlELD 

Franklin Pointe 

2 4 3 bad bum luaury rental 

amhomea Now sc. «c '«ig aadn 

aw tpilctllorii lor i«b2 

FROM $•»»HEAT INCLUDED 

I VILLAGE APTSL 

OF ROCHESTER 

•12 MLC 4 LAMSEFL 

COLONY PARK APTS 

• • M M i n i 

n i m m I 

Ueneged by Kaftan Enterprises mc 

SOUTHFIELD 

2 BEDROOM/2 BATH APTS 

FROM $606' 

CURITI __ "OBII $150 

mckidM wesher. dryar. carport, pn- 

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CMc Cantor Dr 

4 T 

PARKLANE APTS. 

355-0770 

• I iladt d units onty • 1/yr msm 

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town houM apta beean 

carpal, a;,?' snca*. I 

VoorTMs d JamM K net 

Telegraph 464^042 8t7 

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APARTMENTS 

$100 Move-In Special 

1 Month FREE 

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1 Bedroom $390 

2 Bedroom $465 

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104 If MM RM 

437-3303 

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VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

362-0245 

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280-1700 

WALLED LAKE AREA 

1 4 21 

WAYNE 

1 4 2 beduum apartmaiiu Freda. 

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326-5207 

dAYNE_DC J II M 

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726-24601 

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TROY/CLAWSON 

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a Warren Roads 

721-2800 

taCSTLAIW 

•aam $350 pm 

and eater $M 

TROY - BiccmRdd 

MM 3/4 bedroom, 

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Mm $1150 per mo 

Schocd Spot- 

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1 acra. attached pars 

$660 • seoatry 

648-4667 or S 

wdroom rsnch. 

ge. Crooks Rd 

43-0427 

TROY EAeoutNe Rench. owaaM 

MmPy room, cathedra cadng. Ika- 

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badroom. 2 bath $1600 $7S-17 ..'Y?: . t T r T. F Ml >0 mass S. Boyne itlgaanM 

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Ca4 Shany m Canton 

Cat Um In Uvonia 

Ca4 Angala m UvonM 

466-0001 

241-4305 

241-6448 

DIRECT CARE 

STAFF 

Waa managad group homaa naad 

caring paraona aMh high achool a-~ 

ptoma or GED and ancaBant drtvtng 

raoord to aarva d«>alopmanta«y d»- 

and BC/BS mauranoa 

Caa 10am «pm 


training provWad 

quabfy 4525 thru 

11am 4 2pm aaakday* 

Uvonia Group Homa 

Cathy 5B1-0272 

Connlo 541-9234 

DafcMa 474-3464 

Cantoyi Group Homo 

347-2477 

Dfca 471-5410 

FINANCIAL 4 BUSINESS 

OPERATIONS 

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR 

flu Mn aaa Aomaaatraoon Oagraa r»- 

owrad Mmanum «x yaar** aupam- 

aory/admawairanva axparlanoa m 4- 

nancaN capacity tor larga organlxa- 

tlon MBA. MSLS prafarraa 

program 

m Budg- 

Iranda: audit*, ale Enfaaant Mnga 

banalHs Sand raauma to 

MargarM LaRoaa. AaaocMta Dtrac- 

tor tor Ubrary Paiaora'ial. Dalroa 

Pubbc Ubrary. 5201 Woodawd. Da- 

trort. Ml 44202 

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

HOuaeCLEANERS NEEDED • 

par 

La. Ca« tori 

724-4243 

opartnga. 

i County a 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Pari-Uma poaMlon. (30 houra par 

Monday through Friday). In a 

tor makMnlng a ptaaa- 

arw Pvtng and aortdng amkunmaiit 

tor laaaftnta and alaB Muat bo ae-l 

mg to do 

aaa 

iNMy a4M aa Mrala of alaff Exparv 

•aauma or cempiaN app*cat«>n < 

St. VMoant 4 Sarah FMtar Cant 

27400 WM TaraNa Mba Road 

FarrMngton HMa. Ml 44334-4200 

An EqM Opportunity Emptoyar 

HOUSEKEEPING/aoma Ground* 

and Mamiananca, upacM luxury 

aptoompM on rtwar In Datrort Pan 

IF YOU ARE 

an Oakland County i aalfla'il 4 look- 

ing tor aork. paaaaa cat SET. to 

aaa If you ara MgMMa 354-9187 

EXPERIENCED TITLE EXAMINER 

aorklng m tha Wayna County araa. 

MuM hava c«paD*V of hondBng 

moaaa 4 bound* daaci Iptkma- Sand 

raauna to. Box 834. Obaarvar 4 Ec- 

oantrtc llaaapapaa. 34251 School- 

craft Rd.. UvonM. MKMgan 44150 

INSIOE RENTAL REPRESENTATIVE 

FULL 4 PART TBalE 

RYDER TRUCK RENTAL INC. Ma 

aortd * largaat Mi aamtoa true* 

haa im- 

company Has 

FIREPLACE INSTALLATION - 

ot 11700 

aak tor Rogar 

Ct. Uvonia. 

425-4340 

FIT MODEL 

PART TIME 

A woman * laaMon rataM haaO- 

quarlarad m Plymouth aaak* mdt- 

iduai atth naaaarn pitch m" am- 

luda to aaaat a«i In-houaa modal- 

ng ol aa n garmanta Work 

i0am-3pc«v Mon - Fn To axptora 

hjrthor can Mr* Mann at 451-6225 

WINKELMAN'S 

An Equal Opporu*ilty Emptoyar 

FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED 

St Vtncont an« Sarah Flahar Cantor 

In Farmington HN* naad* loving, 

dadicaiod poopia to provida a poa- 

Uva tamay Ma axparlanca tor cha- 

dran agaa 0 to 16. madtoaBy rtaady 

iMant*. 4 loan mothara afth thak 

batxoa FamBMa to provida raaprta 

cara ara alao naodad Trammg. aup- 

pon 4 monotary companoabon pro- 

«dad Trammg bagma Jan 14. 

1992 Ca« Lataraa Worthy at 

624-7527 

FRANKLIN FITNESS 4 

RACQUET CLUB 

la looking tor maim ladto* to aork 

pan tlmo in tha Ladlaa Uxkar 

Room Must ba ataing lo aork ovan- 

mg* and aManda. Club banakta 

AppN at 29350 

SouthMd 

Mto or apply m paraon to 

PERSONAL THERAPISTS B4C 

33300 FNaMBaRd Suaa 201 

LNoma. Ml 44154 

30146 WBbto Or.. WetOand 

275 to Ford Rd East, follow to 

turn left to Webb Or 

PROTOTYPE TECHNICIAN- 

A world class automotive parts supplier in the lirtd 

ot Vibration Control products, whose research & 

development center is located in Plymouth. Ml. 

(25 minutes west ol Detroit A 15 minutes east of 

Ann Arbor), offers the foMowirw job ol Prototype 

Technician. The following qualifications & experi- 

ence are required: Elastomer testing, paint testing, 

inventory control, ability to work in a lab envi- 

ronment, ability to trouble shoot process a plus, 

self-motivated individual with interest m materialv 

llWIUUly, aUWky lo work well in a team, ability to 

lift 25-50 lb. mold havles - 

Send fwuwe f*»- — 

Box # 6 6 0 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia, M l 46150 

OlflECT CARE STAFF 

Mual bo 14 yaar* or oMar HHh 

M d dfatoata or GED. vabd drNar* 

CaB Mr* AMSM£'" U, ' , "M5-0«70 


Ma group I 

a aak an 8a 

anoad protarrad CaB 

DRIVER 

EMS m NOM aaakmg 

4 good 

Cab drtvara tor graartng cab co 

r 

0BVB - Wtth van laailail tor 

PMuga 4 MgM daa,a., Lata 

Caa 46e-42i5 

20-30 houra a aMi. MM I»a8 m 

tar Farmington HMa mmJcm compa- 

ay M par how CaB 7S7-44B8 

FRIENDLY. MATURE PERSON to 

pparata boaOng cantor cuaaomar 

aarvtca countar Exportanoo pra- 

Iprrad. but not nacaaaary WW tram 

Morn Boat umaa. 30*50 FNa MBa 

Rd Livonia 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

tor ottw poothona mdudmg Wall 

Poraon. Bartandai. Lana Attandont. 

Snack Bar Atlandant. ale 

FRONT DESK CLERK 

Rakabia. dapandablo Fua and 

pan-Hma Apply in paraon 

COMFORT INN HOTEL 

9501 MiddMbolt. RomuM 

cuatomara Ml) thak true* rantal 

naada both by phono and m poraon 

QuoatMd candMMM ahouW nam 

axoaBant maarporaonN. organisa- 

tional and oommuntoaoon MBa 

TMa poaibon could load to managa- 

mant raaponaMBBaa *4tMn tha 

company CandtooM ae bo ro- 

qUrad to paaa a pro amploymanl 

dnjg IM and phyaNM 

RYDER OFFERS Ml banaMa to kja 

t candldataa mcMdtog tuBMn 

tMjraamanl and parUM banaftt* 

to pan-bma canadaM For itaa- 

MM oonaMaralton. aand your ra- 

auma to: 

RYDER TRUCK RENTAL. INC. 

756 Staphanaon Ikghaai 

Tray. Ml . 44043 

AIM: Soolt! 

Insurance 

Verification 

Coordinator 

AiMoara Homa I laaRtir ai a. a m«da- 

crmuMC io 

raoord* of a* varMcabona 

purpoaaa and acting aaa 

laming raciorda 

tar baling purpoa 

MMon bolaoan 

aupport. tha 4aM branchoa and m- 

achool graduM ann two to 

autanoa MBrng. acuta cara. noma 

cara or madtaal c«loa aattmg C«jr- 

Amacara oftor* a oompoothro aaiary 

and an ouialandtog banaftt* pack- 

aga to match your akMa To apply, 

ptaaaa aand your roawno 

Amicare Home 

Healthcare 

Achieving Wort torca Olveralty 

through AftVmatNa Action/ 

Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

MARKETING TRAINEE 

naada a Ma good pdopM aaang to 

aork Md and ba trained Earn 

while you learn Guaranteed 

425.000 4nt yaar Income. 

384-3744 

MEAT CUTTER 

Part Me mor mnga 

WaeBan a LNoraa araa 

Aak tor CJ 422-0140 

jround i 

90 day*. Appry at paraon 

ua kiduakiaf T M t6W1 CMaL 

MCCMAMCS WANTED 

Maao Airport b 

Ford iMclaa Startmg pay Jo>anay 

awn W 53 pay inrraaaa P a 40 

Hay* - Bene Ma 941-3254 

MKX HANO 

LXPERIENCEC 

LIVOMA 

rjf G-Ôad ijood 

313-724-OOtt or aand reaume » 

41255 Pond VMa. Sterling HI*. 

MOLD SHOP - ImiiiaeaM opening 

or aWfl to* CNC H DriB "°r«»s 

4 EDM Operator* Nov. araa 

344-5156 

MAKE-UP ARTIST 

opportunity k 

paraon aMMn a buey Bammywr- 

aaton FoB bma, caa today 442-2442 

MVM RESiOENTlAL SERVICES 

la inning a Haragu tor our A i S 

Oownrtvar Group Home Oua 

DMH training 4 1 yaar aupar- 

Miry axpananoe KnoaMdg* ol 

A.I S rtaaa ara a ptoa. Aa miaaaiaj 

«PP4caM ahoad auMmt oovar lat- 

ter 4 raaumeto. 

MVM Waaidaiiiial Servtcea. Anaa- 

uon Holer Bogan. 2434 Brandyaao 

Ann Arbor. Ml 44104 

MORTGAGE Company xi 

POST CLOSER 

CM 

361 Hra CM 

5-5650 

MORTGAGE PR OCESSOR, 

uiMerM nea 

mg. tnandty. pn ided tor laat grow 

agraaa a SouthMd 

mortgage con* any Muet be per- 

a i a n e 353-4565 

Thursdi 

EMPLOYMENT 

SOOltelpWwCd [SOO Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 5C2 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted 

_ OPERA T1QN8/TRADINQ PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FIRM TEACHER tor NardM Park Commu- WAYNE WESTLANO COkMaUNITY Petit »l Mtflifl Dentil HUCllCll 

A Bknaigliain mvealmapt Mm la aeeka iggraaalu Manager tar larga r*y Pve-BcftM Siartmg Faa 1942 ScnocM AAai/Ccmmumty Educa waaww 

taokk^ to • a poaMbii m Opera- apartmant oommunKy Marketing Tuaedeya 4 Thmdaya laity CMM- ban, part Mae Mother - aaoond ae- DENTAL ASSMT ANT Are you mter 

S 2 zslstjz zzzszznzn zss^nsssrr =r.-rrsisprs=' tNTAKE 

ment preparation tianaactwn ant- opportunlly. compenealton end program Send reeuraea to qubad Sand raaumeto anced Denial AaaWMl For wt ex- _ . _ .. 

FACILITATOR 

Thursday December 12. 1»61 OAE *5F 

managemerrt. act aa Moon and 

backte to tradmg Miction Secun- 

knomedna of DTC and tradmg re- 

quired Meaaa aand reeume 10 

P.O. Box 3043 

44012-3043 

OPTiGAL 

MUVtSiON a accepting appacaOona 

a people Preirt- 

Mpe. but ae prowde a kji opbcal 

apply m peraon a 

NUVWION BRtARWOOO MALL 

Ann Arbor Bev at 744-5777 

PATTERN MAKER/MOLD MAKER. 

Me eaat pMetle m«actton or petterne 

4 coreboaee UvonM manutacturmc 

Mm Ca»Sam-4pm 522-1422 

PC - 

ASSISTANT 

LICENSED MAMCURMT tor w a 

order M l 5 day wM - no even- 

mga Benefit* S 13.000 yr Fee pans 

by employer 

EmptoymM Canter mc. 544-1438 

MOTEL MANAGER 

workmg co 

* Woodward 

BM h oaa MB all on.. 

r-anager-'* apertmeiX Send 

to Box 510 

Obaarvar 4 Eooantnc Neaapapara. 

34251 Schoolcraft Rd. Uoonto. 

• 44150 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

N© expenanoa naoaeeary. corpora- 

tion expending, needa to opar> 

branch ofDcaa ta area 

I 373-40W 

MOTEL MGHT CLERK 

nk raghM Fermngton I 

Renreeel 

CaB: 474-4540 

JOB REPAIR/DIE SETTER 

atampmg 

tenoewRfi 

I peraona experience i 

oral tool room knoaftedgo helpful 

Ocaaeni benalfta Salary baaed on 

axpenenca Apply m peraon 300 m- 

Dr. 

MANAGER FOR PRODUCTION 

SCHEDULING, PURCHASING «• 

VENTORY CONTROL Medhim ana 

Oakland County Kto^hop type man- 

ufacturing company alth 

m 3 slate* Tiaf 

tor prottaOton acneOuung. purcnaa 

mg 4 inventory control Expenarva 

I good benefit* Saay 

commeneuraM with aa- 

MUSlC DIRECTOR - 2 choir* Salary 

nagottaM Sand tattar 4 reauma to: 

Kra Of Mnga LulMan Church. 

47500 Schoenherr Rd.. She«>y 

Twp Ml 44315 

ty wrth 

tua time managar 

NAIL TECM/MANlCURtST 

Good ciammMori. own boa* cn*i 

anl abnoepMe. rental 4 option 

Canton. LRey 4 Joy 454-7350 

NAIL TECHMCtAN - Fua 

waiting AJeo 1 

halrdraaeer naadaB Roxto* Salon. 

444-7710 465-7424 

LABOR POSITIONS 

FULL TIME 

EOE Company m the TaMgraprve-94 

Aree aaekmg appacant* tor 

general labor poemona Send re- 

io Sox M ObeMver i Ec- 

bea 444 Obeerver 4 Eoeer.me 

Newapaper* 34251 Schooicrah 

Rd , Uvonia.. MtcMgan 44150 

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

NIGHT AUDITOR 

H0«al experience nmaeaai-j Appk- 

30375 Plymouth Rd.. LOOM 

centric Newapaoer*. 34251 School- 

craft Rd UvonM. Micfagan 44150 

LATHE OPERATOR 

taa benefit* uparei'hoadayi 

347-1230 

LAYOUT 4 PASTE UPS 

Needed tor neweiener pubkoM 

I . Thur 4 Fn.. 9-5 30 Cad LIB* 

between 9-ipm 545-7800 

LEASING POSITION 

large apt community m Soulh- 

Id. Ml lima, benefit* available 

V_ 366-0400 

LEASING POSITION 

tar large WMIarid apt community 

pen una weekenda. 454-BBOO 

- MANAOER TRAINEES 

Looking tar men 4 women m greetar 

Detron aree tar management poal- 

uona 

• No Expananca Necaeaary 

• Aree Managar Earna 150 00C - 

jaea 4 mauranoa _ 

554-4224 

425-5230 

Muat have experience Friday 4 

Saturday nights. iNdmgni unta 4am 

Senior* aalcoma Apply at Bo«atard 

mn. 24000 Grand RNar. Farmington 

sutrationl 

Caa Now 

NOW HtRHQ Fua tma Lube Techni- 

oana Automotive experience a pM 

but not noiraoeari Apply m peraon. 

UncM Eda 08 Shoppe. Uvoraa. 

34471 Plymouth Rd or Farmmgton 

HBN. 30740 W 12 maa Rd 

MANAGER TRAINEES - are needed 

al Metro Dwtrcm retaB Mora* 

NOW HIRING 

Part Time work Fidl ate 

work at MM 40 hour* a 

wM IPCkxHng aMamla. wMng ie 

work al MM 00 houra a weak 

ckjdmg wManda. waang to work at 

any of Ma 

auss 

B tvarang 

houra No aaBtog BB 5VTv and tc 

CM Mr* Stout M 4J7-9321 

INSURANCE 

COMMMERClAL CSR 

• At Meet 3 j»* experience 

• Experience on Ineumet Syatom 

• Property 4 Ceeuafty experience I 

premium volume 

NON SMOKING OFFICE 

rnraBant benefh package mck^ng 

a 401k program SaMry commen- 

•urate Mth experience 

Donna Eponomo 

24000 TaMgraph Roed 

SouthMd. Ml.. 44034 

LIBRARY TECHNIC LAN 

W input. 

CMOkogr*£>mc record*. 

aaM receipt 4 claim records on 4 

oft line: evaluMe 4 procaea malan- 

aN tor binding or repair 

Send reeume lo: 

Unlveralty of Detrorl Mercy 

Hunan Reeourcae 

PO Box 19B00 

Detroit. Mt 44219-35*9 

An EquN Opportunity Employer 

Affirmative Action Emptoyar 

LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE 

Our Mudarna have a 90* paaa rate 

on tha State Exam 

We GUARANTEE your money back 

" you don t paaa the State Exam! 

ciaaaaa startmg soon Caa 

Uaa Dumaa at 366-7111 tor dauaa 

SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE 

OF REAL ESTATE 

MANUFACTURED HOME SALES 

5 SaMry plue 

7 Ere alien or 

NURSE ACE to care tar young j 

OFFICE ASSISTANT - CRT Opara- 

9144. LMNa. ML. 44151 

An EqM Opportunity 

OFFICE CLEANING 

LIGHT PACKAGING 

Choice Uvoraa "ocation $4 25 p«ja 

overtime Three shifts Cefl Lots ai 

UNIFORCE 473-2*34 

Onfy - 

AGENCY POSITIONS 

SouthMd - Uvonia - Trojr 

Detroit - Dearborn - Farmtngton 

CommarelN 4 ParaoM Unee 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 MiddMbett Rd 474-2200 

JANITORIAL/PART TIME 

M an hour. Baadble hou* Apply m 

peraon at M M Mfg 12173 Mar 

kat St.. UvonM 1 Mock W of Lavwi 

1 Mock CHI Plymouth 

• and tieve own trane- 

portatksn Experience not required 

buthelpM Cal 446-4420 

LIGHT PACKAGING 

Plymouth Roed J Middlebelt 

Araa 3 mm* 44 25 par hr 

Apply Temporary ' 

304*9 Plymouth Rd 

St 9am-4pm 

Seer* 

LOCKSMITH 

Send reeume to' 

411 Mam St 

Rochaaler Ml 44307 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Ml lane work evoaable m Farrrvng 

ton HMa machine afiop Ptetmg 

dapt 4 machine oparefor*. expen- 

u Thur 

MAINTENANCE POSITION 

dlete opening Muat have aoarty m 

repair* 4 turnover of apartment* 

Caa Yvonne today 274- 5842 

Hometown USA 

12050 Tato^-aph Rd 

Flat Rock. Ml . 44134 

An EqM Opportunity Employer 

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 

P O Box 779 

Detroit Mt 44231 

MARBLE 4 STONE REFIMSHEPS 

Greet opportunity to advance 

Eipenence preMrrad 

CMI9AM-6PM 459-44" 

OFFICE CLEANING 

EXPERIENCED 

pan tana evening* iiagueiTy 4 

Ecorse Rd . araa 45S-4646 

MASONARY ESTIMATOR WANTED 

Ftoaaa send reeume to BOX 652. 

Obeerver 4 Eooantnc Naaapapart. 

34251 Schooler alt Rd. Livonia, 

kfcehtgan 44150 

OIC CHANGE TECHNICIAN 

Pennaoa location Experience nec- 

aeaary Fuk lima Muet be neat and 

rakabla CaatormtemMa 474-1313 

Ok. CHANGE TECHNICIANS 

Ftdl tana wa tram 

455-9430 

MASTER TAILOR 

For high taaMon mane more it> 

SuutliHakl Fua nme prvnor 

Caa 564-4111 

MECHANIC/FULL TIME 

AMF 4270 machme For Su 

Bowl Boakng Center m Canton 

MECHANIC/WELDER 

PARALEGAL 

with 2 plue yaara aapenence wtth 

beckground m genera NLMLON. tor 

SouthMd Ma arm Muat be SCM to 

prepare brteM. modMMoh summer - 

le* motion*, etc Strong aattmg 

mm CompaBtNe aaiary 

ekaya PIIIII *end^ 

SoulhBaM. Ml . 48037-0440 

Send reaume to Po Box 250141 

W BtoomMd. Ml 44325-0141 

PART TR4E DAYS 

Experience not neceeaary Fuatkne 

S5'hour Apply eMan 46867 Port 

Street Plymouth 313-461-3300 

GENERAL LABOR POSITIONS 

Fat time, at a machme shop m Wlx- 

om Abairy 10 lokow dvacaon* 

GENERAL OFFICE HELP 

needed tor Uvonia travel agancy 

tua time FAXmg and Nlng Noexpa- 

nance oar aaiary benefit* 471-5545 

GENERAL 

SERVICES 

Appkcalion* ara currently Demg ac- 

cepted tar Pan-Time Environment* 

Semce Worker* and Dietary Aadee 

Prevtoua heaah 

preleiiad We ara 

cattona al our 

12 30pm - 4pm Mon . Wad . and f 

PROVIDENCE 

itiliS 

24 hourVaML counting name m itu- 

meroua store* MM be good m 

math 4 love to drive 427-3355 

to aork day* andJor 

eMend* 10-key 

M Start M/hr 

avaranga 4 

nance hetp- 

M 444-4533 

PERSONAL BANKER 

RapubBc Bank BE la aarantty 1 

SE. 1700 N Woodward Bkjun.Md 

HMa. Ml. 44304, Alt 

PLANT MANAGER 

ssvr 

OMy 

NOM. Ml.. 44375 

1 Equal Opportunity Employer 

GORGEN CHEVROLET of QerOen 

CRy • Making Mr a good aarvtoe 

porter Ctaan - cut 4 nokill drtv 

mg record a muat 

Apply m peraon 31460 Ford R4 

ELECTRONS SERVICE TECH 

Opanmg poamon Mr expertenoed 

mdMPuam tha aarvtcaig of X-Ray 4 

tlMaa. moo 

UvonM Ml 44144 

tyaaWM 

OR MECHANICAL 

SSZatSTn'S* 

OR MCCHAFMCA4 

T&SU 

Nilaia daemn and aeaMton 

PLC8 ana Mootoen 444 EiMRMnua 

ALLIANCE TECHNICAl SERVICES 

HAM DRESBER ASSISTANT 

ned tor Mane Max Salon 

Fernangton H8N lua Bate 

AM tor Mario 

For buey aaton n So 

GjaranM 4 W to 80% Fua 

•atuM M a t 

HAM8TY1MT8 

Barbara ar Biitmaua 1 MM naad 

heto at a »vy buay Mop CMMNI 

—— 'Tha name of the vtop • 

SHARE YOUR NAM 

HAVE EVENING ft WEEKEND Hr* 

Free? Soend Mat MM aa 4 earn 

Extra Money* Na M a i>«M, Wat 

Ma Scfteduang CaB 540-5332 

graph Ste 32 

44024 AMI J I 

aaekmg 

mdhndM tor me poettton of PC 

m IM poartkon you adl be reeponei- 

M tor providing aervicae end aup- 

port tor ifMcrocompuWr haiflwa 

and aoftware tor Arracara ataft at 

The aucceeatui cendioete M have 

PM secondary aducebon or eqv«v- 

aMnl computer experience with e 

thorough knowledge of PC herd- 

ware. MS-DOS and 

SendTeeume to Personnel 

A. 31000 Telegraph, Suite 210. 

rme. Ml 44075 

QUALITY CONTROL ASSOCIATE 

For progreMve mNhutacturing 

company tor MaoekM anafyan I 

TFE 

atudM. gage RlR'e. etc 

Short-term contract wan long term 

poeeMMBttee SeMrynegoUeM 

Appry at: 400 mduautai Onve, 

Plymouth lacroea Irom UnyaMt 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE TECH 

Minimum 3 year* experience 

Good pay t c 

964-0170 

RESEARCH INTERVIEWERS 

C-. a SoM Soanoe Re- 

conduct hnueahoiil miervtaae tor e 

vay ebout the reedmg 4 

MON of America . *o-î 

quaad Mmanum 25 Msrak. Maaay 

a-amng a wMand work tor 4 moa 

atamng Feb Hourly rate * 24* 

a maa CaB Me NeMbetween 

I0am-3pm at 800-934-9717 

EqM Opportunity Emptoyar 

Minority/TamaM 'Handicappod/VM 

grapraoa A DeaK undaratandmg of 

one ao«- 

RESIDENT 

MANAGER 

For large suburban 

apartmant complex. 

Must have strong main- 

tenance skids & mana- 

gerial background. This 

is a career opportunity 

& requires a total com- 

mitment. Must be avail- 

able to live on site. 

Good salary and bene- 

fits for the right person. 

Only applicants who 

meet these quatlftca- 

the capaMHv of aaeattng end-ueer j t l 0 n # n ® e 

M Pamenem part Bme wtamg M 

aatar Met Baey feMMaa 

tat etBce SRaran 444-41 to 

tax pofparer 

1 wot determined to And rrxxe m o n a jot) 1 w anted a career My 

education provided m e wtm a variety of options bat unrt I read 

about m e cf»a»enges a n d opportunities ot my current p o M o n 

odvertised m the ckMifled recruitment section, I ck*i't recogntte 

ai m e p o w w m e s 

ReacSng m e cianMeds I ctecovered a wodd of employers wfio 

were ootang for traned profesnonaH M t ice m e l found more 

man a jop Thania to dasaifled. I found a future* 

wnemer you're lootang for a key member for your protewonal 

team or se

OAE Thursday. DtotnMr 12. 1M1 

EMPLOYMENT 

b enema Apply In Bdraon 

MDiW.nni bodM. weoo W { 

Mba. t » - « * A«*cetione 

NURSE AIDES- 

HOME CARE 

Ad- Uvors* 

DATA EKTBV 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLEWd 

•baton wtoa medkjm M d mafl 

••during Ona In SmBUM!. A«* 

compulw 

CMWI trv Ummm U M M 

H * m « >O*C 

A gVyr:°". 

Temporary>Health 

Care Services 

354-6230 

OPTOMETRY TECH 

J«H P I U M M H M 

s r s s 

«a»7o. 

ssrt 

PMYWCAL THERAPIST n w M private duly m 

ear*. TirMnH caportonBy tor to- 

ll W » P 1 W > 

OMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 

WOOOLANO 

22341 w e MB* Ad 

OeboB. ML. 40210 

UN or i m ML Vernon NaatoQ 

Cento M now a—!>• W k » 

•r U « n mtontoM nur*. 

« t at M7W Omnatod. 

rt t0- 11MB* 

(to- of • MB* E.M cocmo*. 

OM Part, ia 40237 

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 

i On 

RADIOLOGY SUPERVISOR 

. 

Ome pay. hcOdey pay 

Uvonia. 404-2100 

SouBdtold. 3M-1300 

SNELLING 

TEMPORARIES 

NEVER A FEE 

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111 rnrrt nai mil 

$45 cord picked up 

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Farmers Insurance 

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to ambmoua peo- 

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313-347-7797 (Waal Stda) 

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IDEAL FOR SENIORS 

H & RETIREES 

car ba earned whae halping »» 

ALLIANCE FOR SENIOR AWARE 

k< tha OatroM Araa Caa tor 

EXPEMENCED SALES MANAOER 

Sand raauma to Nancy Fttich. 

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644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

506 Help Wanted Salsa 

IMMEDIATE OPEMNO -NEM I 

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at 

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Our proMawie and npfart ai 

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Launching In January M 

and dtatrtoutors needed 

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, are eommg a aubl»artto»ia/tol 

tone. 

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U. ESTATE 

Better Yourself 

^ T c o r ^ 

• growth with 

IiiWiii alerting at 100%. 

rniiisniini n means 

SS3-477S ' _ E t w U M l U 

REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

caarn^CTÎo octeln_your M«y^r 

raoght by experienced protoealorv 

•a SUM al toa art tecmty Oay and 

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FASHION SALES PI -RSON 

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salary tomes 

P.O. 

So. 37226. Oak Part. Ml 46237. REAL ESTATE ONE 

ft* rseuiiriM aft be anaea red 

REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON 

HEALTO FOOD SALES POSfTION Expartanoad to naar homa aaMe to 

Wo Detroit TroylurMahad model 

INTERESTED IN SELLING 

REAL ESTATE? 

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COLDWELL BANKER 

KIM IS EXPANOMOl Need axperv 

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171S7 N Laurel Par* Or.. LNonto. 

Ml 4ft 1S2. 4S3-01S1 

OUTSIOE SALES; Travel Haadpuar- 

tara looking tor 

pmteaainnal. opa 

to treiniry E*- 

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5M-9700 

Remerica 


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3 offices. We have 

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located on Main 

Street. We offer 

the beet 100% 

commission plan 

4 FREE pre-licensing 

classes. For 

more info calt... 

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Remerica 


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SALES ENOMEER lor 

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Uvonia. Ml 4ft 150 

SALESPERSON 

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•, Ml 4S303 

SALES PERSON needed In Uvonle 

bath shop Experience prefer 

bul not r scntiiy Inaatoa and/or to- 

tertor design Salary. commlaL... 

and benefits Ca* tor appointment 

" it 522-5633 

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY 

For over 41 years a tradition of quality 

Real" Estate Brokerage has been our 

Hallmark at: 

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Work with some of Michigan's highest 

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Mmnea number or sales positions are 

currently available 

OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY, 

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WEST BLOOMFIELD. 

IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED 

TRAINING CLASSES START 

REGULARLY 

For more information and 

confidential interview with 

Phyllis GoodVich, Director 

of Career Development 

call 851-5500. 

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REALTORS 

INTERESTED IN A 

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Let us teach you how to list 

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100% Commission Program 

Pre-llcense classes begin 

January 14, 199*. 

Classes held Tuesday & Thursday 

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For confidential interview 

or Information, call: 

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847-6400 

—ChawlxHa'" 

Since 1948 

PlAlTO&S* 

1 DCAL TSM 

A name yoo can depend on 

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500 Halp Wanted Sales 

REYAS. 

MANAGEMENT 

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requkM a highly motivated, 

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Oirecto of Human ReeourcM 

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i potential OuaMy 

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COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

ISOMoaa 

Expect the beat* 

SELLING tor a company, ovar U 

yaara In nuamaai Laada eat ft tor 

ptoe Ml company 

hiring tor our local 

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5pm. tor en kmarvtoa 453-5100 

TELEMARKETERS NEEDED ft! 

hr Appotntmem eening Apply 

today and atari tommorro* 

CEI, 722-2300 

TELEMARKETERS WANTED 

Saa over tha phone Irom our 

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hour In onmmleeton Shift available 

or 4 or 5 Spm Cea tor appointment 

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aty ol Farmtngton HMa 

31555 W. it Mae Road 

Farmington HMa. Ml 483M 

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Building Scene Marilyn Fitchett editor/953-2102 


Thursday. Owwntwr 12. 1991 OAE * * 10 

Making a list. for 

a holiday dream home 

IF YOU'RE tn tbe market for a new bouse now — or maybe 

just a few ideas for a remodeling or a future buy — bead 

over to Homearama, a showcase of demonstration homes 

sponsored by tbe Builders Association of Southeastern 

Michigan. 

open for public display through Dec. 22 in tbe Riverbridge Subdivision 

of Novt 

Several new builders, most with ties to Observer & Eccentric 

communities, have taken tbe challenge of providing a new 

house, a lot and landscaping for DO more than >250,000. 

For that kind of money, builders downsized to 2,560-squarefeet 

or less. Still, there's room for creativity in the use of upstairs 

bridges, high Ceilings, wider doorways, pillars, mirrors, 

open foyers and dark trim. 

Several highlights jump out 

• Three upstairs bedrooms in tbe Morgan II model, built by 

Michigan Custom Homebuilders of Livonia, all have a different 

look One has a large bay window, another is built in traditional 

rectangular fashion and the third has an irregular shape. Tbe 

upstairs bridge is at the end of the hall, away from the bedrooms. 

Pillars separate tbe dining room from tbe foyer 

Th* Landon, built by Fairway Custom Homes in 

Southfioid, features s triple-tiered ceiling in the master 

bedroom. 

A bold Aapen N by Cohen Associates, West I 

• Tbe Victorian Rose, a ranch built by DfcJ Property Development 

of Canton, has an octoganal shaped parlor and cherry 

wood custom cabinets with carved trim over the cabinets in the 

kitchen. Wood as an accent is carried through the bouse — 

around the ceramic tile fireplace, in lattice trim around entranceways 

and Tn the use of wood windows. 

e Tbe Landon, built by Fairway Custom Builders of Southfield, 

looks like a traditional colonial oo the outside, but contemporary 

on tbe inside. 

Black, white and red are the decor colors throughout tbe 

house. Soft lighting and a raised fireplace with black mirrors 

are especially attractive. Tbe master bedroom features a 

triple-tiered ceiling. 

The Landon has a second-floor laundry, after all. that's where 

the bedrooms are, as does The Baybrooke model built by Pulte 

Homes of Michigan. 

e A second model built by Fairway for the show, the Belle 

vista. features a see-through fireplace looking into the great 

room on one side and a hearth room, a small sitting area off the 

kitchen, on the other. - 

e The Aspen II, built by Cohen Associates of West Bloomfield, 

uses a bold blue for the fireplace mantle and bookshelves 

and again around the wall near tbe ceiling of the family room. 

An open foyer and wide doorways present a more spacious look. 

• Tbe Villager built by Leo Soave of Livonia features a compact 

floor plan that offers a circular traffic pattern through the 

bouse from front door to den to master suite to family room to 

dining room to kitchen to utility room to bath then to the front 

door. 

• The Carrington model built by Cornerstone "Building of 

Novi features a double cathedral ceiling in the master suite 

with a walkout balcony, an upstairs bridge offering a view to 

tha living area below or to the outdoors, and a stereo syst 

throughout the house. 

WHAT SHOULD you look for when you visit Homearama? 

special attention to molding. 

detail, window treatments, floor detail," said Dennis P 

Dickstein, Homearama chairman. "These are tbe things they 

can't go somewhere else and see. 

"If they're really looking for ideas, take a small spiral secretary's 

notebook and a couple of pens," Dickstein added. "Enjoy 

the decorations, enjoy the ideas, enjoy tbe houses." 

Homearama hours are 4-10 p.m. Monday through Friday and 

noon-10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday through Dec. 22. 

Tickets, $5 per person, are available at the site. Discount 

tickets. $4 and good Monday through Friday only, are available 

at Standard Federal Bank, Detroit Edison and Consumers Power 

offices. 

Admission includes parking and a plan book featuring each 

home. 

Riverbridge Subdivision can be reached by taking Roetbel 

Court off Nine Mile Road between Meadow brook and Novi 

roads. 

Allow 2V«-3 hours for thorough viewing. 

Traditional pillars 

are an interior . 

feature in the 

Mftfmn II hv 

'"Vt ynrr »r i*y 

Michigan Custom 

Homebuilders 

Group, Livonia. 

Victorian Rose 

octagonal parlor 

(left) features an 

inlaid rose design 

in the oak floor. 

Exterior is below. 

D&J Development 

Co. of Canton is the 

builder. 

J1 be 

time to 

discover 

Stonebridge 

is now/ 

Not only docs 

Stonebridge offer the most 

beautiful, well-built homes on the 

market, we also offer something else 

of equal importance - a close-knit 

family community. Stonehridgc is in 

a class by itself. Come visit us soon. 

But hurry - since the homes are 

selling quickly there's no telling 

when time may run oat! 

1 

Wftoded ittw are itiU available 

Priced From SJ99,5OO 

661-6654 

SPQNEBBIIEE 

Single Family Homes 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

11. I. T o c k 

i 

fS 

I 

pfKrtC* by PAUL MURSCHMANN 

Tock I h L Tock 11

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Or By AppaMmrm 

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Q * £ Thursday. December 12. 1W1 

M o v e t o n e w m a r k e t s s t u n t e d b y l a c k o f f i n a n c i n g 

Io today's relatively weak coo- 

strucOOQ environment, contractors 

who want to expand beyond their 

boms market to increase project ac- 

tivity may And it difficult to obtain 

tbe necessary surety credit 

That's tbe finding of a national 

survey of surety bond agents con- 

ducted by Grant Thornton, a national 

accounting and management con- 

firm with office* in Smith- 

field 

Among the limitations imposed in 

the last year on both large and small 

contractors, geographic expansion 

was most commonly cited by the 337 

surety agents polled. More than half 

of tbe surety agents surveyed say 

construction companies are not re- 

stricted from performing work be- 

yond their traditional geographic re- 

gions. 

• But in a similar study conducted 

by Grant Thornton in 1989, this same 

condition for credit was mentioned 

by less than S percent of the 361 

respondents. 

"In the fast and furious 1960s, con- 

tractors were aggressively search- 

ing for new markets in which Uf do 

business. But without a thorough 

knowledge of the marketplace, the 

projects or the labor force, many 

contractors underestimated . their 

costs and suffered major losses," 

said Russel Agosta, chairman of 

Grant Thornton's national construc- 

tinn grmin in SttitliMd 

| — ••"n £i vup I ti ovutniinu 

"With growth in many municipali- 

ties stalled due to a saturated real 

estate market and limited funding 

for public works projects, tbe temp- 

tation to move into new regions is 

even greater today. However, tbe 

surety industry wants to ensure that 

the history of tbe past decade doesn't 

repeat itself in the 1990s." 

ALTHOUGH PERSONAL guaran- 

tee? wiU remain » 

contractors in need of surety credit 

the importance has dropped, slightly, 

the study found. Tbe number of 

agents giving this response declined 

from 65 percent in 1969 to 56 per- 

cent this year. And nearly half of the 

agents surveyed say contractors will 

be forced to manage their debt more 

effectively, which was similar to tbe 

1969 findings 

Only 12 percent of those polled be- 

lieve their construction clients 

received no additional restrictions in 

the past year. 

"A tight market will force more 

contractor! to emphasize and dem- 

fiscal 

strength to minimise the presump- 

tion that they present a high risk." 

Agosta said. 

As in the past surety agents con- 

tinue to recognize that proper pres- 

entation of contractors' financial 

statements can have a significant 

impact on their credit rating. As 

many as 93 percent consider this 

their most important advice to help 

their clients improve credit stand- 

ing, a finding that's consistent with 

Grant Thornton's previous survey. 

But tbe study revealed that many 

agents are now requiring their cli- 

ents to improve the quality of their 

job-status—reports.-Two-thirds of 

those surveyed now recommend this 

to contractors. 

"Sureties will continue to demand 

their clients' accountability through- 

out tbe life of a construction project. 

Even contractors perceived as hav- 

ing high credit capacity will be 

forced to comply with stiffer rules 

and guidelines in the next several 

years," Agosta said. "In leaner times 

neither the contractor nor the surety 

can afford to take unnecessary 

chances." 

J 

To gauge the outlook for surety 

credit for construction contractors. 

Grant Thonrton mailed question- 

nairps in July 1991 to 1,925 surety 

bond producers and received 337 

back, a response rate of 18 percent. 

The prior survey had a 19-percent 

response rate. The margin of sam- 

pling error for both surveys is plus/ 

minus 6 percent 

TWaday. December 1*. 1«6l 

MARKET PLAGE 

602 Lost A Found 

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M o a n m m . white cMn A 

cheat Nov 30. Ford'HM 423-7*14 

FOUND Dec 9 ama* SeaoM. 

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•ty 522-1527 

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Jog Cos r no tags CM was 

1-087-7408 

FOUNO amM bteck dog. old. 

,iook» Hk . terner or rorkiel L275 A 

ForO Rd 399-6452 

'With growth in many municipalities 

stalled due to a saturated real estate 

market and limited funding for public 

the temptation to 

move into new regions is even greater 

today. — Russel Agosta 

Grant Thornton 

ISLAND COVE 

ondomimums on Loon Lake 

• i 

WATERFRONT LUXURY LIVING 

• 2 Bedrooms • 2 Full Ceramic Baths • Natural Fireplace • Swimming 

Pool • Elevator • Underground Heated Parking and Storage Units • 

Lakeview Balconies • Loon Lake, a beautiful 243 acre natural "all 

sports lake" • Boat Docks Available. 

Model 

Hours: Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. 

or by appointment 

IS| \\| >, 

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WATERFOAD. SOUTH OAKLAND 

BLUE HERON POINTE 

Beachfront Cluster Homes in Northvilie Township 

Crystal clear water for swimming, 

boating & fishing... a lifestyle you'd 

love to come home to! ^ t f 

Featuring spacious ranch and 2 story luxury homes with walkout 

lower lewis and private decks pabos overlooking calm water 

Hhfronts. • 

and sandy beac 

from ' 1 9 9 . 5 0 0 

3 4 4 - 8 8 0 8 

START PITTING VOIR MONEY INTO 

SOMETHING 101 CAN CALL VOIR 

fOOHC Black Labrador pomwi 

mi Comer ot Walnut Laka Rd A 

MKkMMfl around 50 fee B55 3QM 

LOST Dwga A wfHIe mata Peks- 

poo dog appronm*Mfy » u . ! 

Mile.'Newtxjr*! naward 484-1910 

I 

LOST Cam mala beige Regietre- 

tion A Jeffrey noepital on tag 

Farmmgtcm HMa 477-22*2 

LOST CAT gray long haired with 

weeks ol whrte Nov ti. inkster/ 

Cherry Mm, Garden City 422-1422 

h*. gray lemaM 

700 Auction 

ANTIQUE AUCTION 

Fn Dae 13. 7pm prr.«ee al 5pm 

24222 W » MM. Southfletd vtctorv- 

ctwie caemal. oek Km box 

mehogeny lactum. attg glaaa 

. cofbaft Mua gnae. HummaM. 

2 Doukon Hgurmaa. loyw. Slructo 

cement (ruck. Wyandotte truefca. ~ 

lecaon of battery operated toy* 

trom 50 s IWiln original Doies 

Cortfay studio camera. regulator 

wM dock oM p«rtwa iremee. Orcua 

poolers. ale 313-554-1012 

BRAUN & HELMER 

AUCTION SERVICES 

Real Estate - Farm 

Household - Antiques 

UoydBraun Jerry Hetmer 

Aim Arbor Sauna 

665-9646 994-6309 

all antiques bought 

serde. old mom magai 

t etane. RueeeS wnghi c 

papar doRs. toy* rraeiar, 348-3154 

ANN ARBOR AREA 

Toam A Country 

Antiques Maa 

m the laetonc WaOer BuMmg 

585 W Michigan Ana . Saana Ml 

429- 1805 

Qood selection ol kjmflure. glaaa. 

lempeA ib. mr, »om 30 aaalai l 

Opan 7 days 10-8 

ANTIQUE CONNECTION 

Oak. wetnui furniture 

dmmg room Ml 

oa.a—d doors. 

doors, lighting. menttee 

710 E 11 MM Rd Royal 

Oak. Ml 542-5042 

Whfttmgton m Farmington H«s 

flfwaftp offfrfo 478.5423 

LOST - cal m l lamala. tH yaws 

iCachmai Fm«»y tiger tabby Otd 

HOmaatMid Sub Farrmngion MM 

•Ward 473-7260 

LOST oranga cat nautarad mala 

wilh «*»i 

8ar» txrymr back Nil slandup. kc 

= 26854 ( Mtta/MKUMban Dac 

Bin n^rard 476-3512 420-3064 

ONE OF THESE SPECTACULAR 

CONDOMINIUMS CAN BE YOURS 

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Laketront Irving at its finest that s Îso incretJtbly 

affordable Located on Walled Lake in fast- 

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water activities, a great community excellent 

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Phone 669-4550 

LOST Smtf black SpanMl Mn. rad 

collar dud's pal AnsMrs to 

baby W o Aadtord 534-5372 

LOST Whaaiori Tan-tar. mala. 27 

ib« lan, Troy Icanaa 16 MM/Coo- 

*dg» araa Aftar ipm 64»2663 

603 Health - Nutrition 

Weight Lou 

TWO Vie Tarmy 

-•emOarsmcs Prica n«goliaOi* 

644-7449 

Hour; M-'j Daity 

Closed Thursday 

Wind Ward 

Located on me corner ol 

Pontiac Trail & W«sl R0 in 

„ N O V I 

Brokers Welcome 

(iq TYinfd ^ 

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on the Water 

B U Y N O W A N D S A V E 

LOW INTEREST FHA LOANS 

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Take advantage of mortgage interest and 

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New models now open. Three deluxe 

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m 

12-5 Daily 

981-6550 

(Closed 

Thursday) 

SALES BY CENTURY 21. HARTFORD SOUTH, INC 

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TAXES til 93 i FROM 

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Whispering înds 

9 5 3 - 0 7 6 5 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

Hsars: 11 iji-7 pa. WeeUari 

Nooo-6 j » sa. I Sm 

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CUSTOM BUILT CONDOMINIUM HOMES 

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If you havt ever considered living In a luxury condominium community 

such as Eaton Estates. NOW is the time to buy! Choose from either 

810,000 off pvcku* price, or SIO.OOO rebate on extras, or SO 

CLOSING COSTS {select models). This offer valid until December 31, 

1991. Hurry! Limited units left. 

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Phone 454-1519 

604 Announcements 

Meetings/Seminars 

THE FISCAL 1991 Annual -aoo" al 

ma Sayrnour S anC Olana M f auar 

Fc*.n Aaa Products • Maaaagaa • 

Earth Taaa A Swats • Natural 

Foods by urea Mtaa Muffin . Hourly 

Door Prtiaa- 

mottprorrmnmnt pfyyica A raadart 

• Fraa Lacturaa • 

Dams Fakcrnw • incn.ai Sooal • 

Fran Moas • Mag Mughas • 

t larrv-apm Unftad Food A 

Commardai Workara Ma* 

878 Horaca Bream Dnva 

Oakland 

LATHRUP VH.LAOE Spaoal mov- 

ing aaM' Franun muaK bona*, 

king bad aat - connpiala. naa C*rm 

Sal 8-3 12 Maa lo 2nd bac aaat of 

SoutMatd Btoomfiate an i ek io 

right on Roaaiand Sania Barbara io 

lai right. 19090 Alhambra Ct 

ROYAL OAK. moving sets Fimt- 

rang dreeeee Jew amy 

Sal 10 tilt 4 2911 Bar 

of 13 Mae E of woodi eerd 

WATERFORO Mac lk ams Sat Dec 

14th CM lor detafte 503-8079 

f T W - 


ALL O U T S A L E 

29548 MAYFAIR 

F AJtMINGT ON 

Waat ol Farmmgton Rd 

A Sat 1«M Sun 1-4p 

CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE 

Thayar Cogom A piact bin anod 

dmmg aar -42 MttaubMH rv aaf - 

3 othari 2 VCR-s Laathar cha» A 

ottoman attrao A cabmat. compui 

ar daak. rockars • Boy gm. adult 


CUSTOM MADE Coniamporary 

Paaoh Racknar aka naa. U00 

paraona IsBItt and othara Knchao 

707 Garaga Salaa. 

Wayna 

lamps. Bn lamp wM mirror, ptc- 

luraa. iapa cabmat. larga ptam. pa- 

tio fumltura laaak). Oomaa mmO 

FURNITURE MOB I'll 

NEW at oacoraiors noma, muat aat 

Can t 

7tW household Goods 


Wayna County 

HERITAGE 

ESTATE S A L E S 

Estate-Houaehoid-Movtng 

Protaaamnai managamam of houaa- 

BCALmniL CMANOeuERS tor I 

m my noma Haat oftar. 272-7 

545-009® 

Al Yaur Sarvioa 

IN SOUTHFIELD 35&-7136 

ckng gown 

itama. tka gofl dubs pmg pong 

isus laniando 

OMMQ ROOM A dmnait aat. «al 

lamp Oym Pac .aigui macfana 

mac houaahoM 474-8692 

H O U S E H O L O 

SALES 

CONDUCTED BY 

DINMG ROOM SET - 8 chairs, but 

lai. 1940 a. mahogany 

tfyls Mual tat 8750 

GERI 591-6641 

PLYMOUTH - fumltura 

maplsi stands Thurs-Sar 1 c* S A 

W of Mayltoaar Hotal Comar of 

A 875 Wing 453-2990 

PL YMOUTH- 2 oak anttqua bads 

cares. 

clothas, fumtura. Toys, mucn mac 

1 day onty Sals Dac 14 to-dark 

9091 S Mam 

Arbor Rd 

bafaaafi Joy A Ann 

708 Household Goods 


AN ESTATE SALE - Sal onfy 9am 

aharp to Spi00 or Mat o»- 

•ar Aftar 4.30 a aali a a, I 42Q-3063 

CMNiMQ ROOM SET - oraam aMh 

gold aocant tOO' long, ctwfry taMa 

; lop 8 cans pack chairs, mnm. 

nutc*i cftna cabmat •900 4274143 

56?-1387 569-2929 

DINING SET Con tamporary roaa- 

aood labia.. 80s40 21 «a> 6 Diait 

MARBLE 

39*39 Maa than. 1 yr old [naaaiil 

8800 553-0472 

MOVING SALE- A» tumHufa. • 

mac nouaanoid itams 522-8444 

Or 3S7-3732 

DMffO ROOM - • ptaoa 

TaMa 42 round, artanda I 

paodad M n 80 buHaf. I 

0REXEL oakars rack. 

8 oak • 

Ca* aftar 5pm 

j***!*"* _ cf T*** < r*- 11. : MOVING SALE - A* lumaura 

\M wth padaatal mcroaava con- ichiiiw ; no Sofas labta. 'amps omg room 

DINING SET 1950 s art daoo 8 ! * kaefian tat RaaacmaMy pnoad lo 

piiaca IOM Dtonda mahogany. I *a* 545^*59 

(1000 or baat 478-4318 

13 

Madlaon Haigfvtt Ml.. 

Maa - |uat Eaal of 1-75 398 8893 

100 ARTISANS 

HOLIDAY 

ARTS & CRAFTS 

SHOW 

Dac 14 A 15 

Sal 10-4, Sun 11-4 

Maadoabrook Ha* 

Shot»a* Guaiafaon Pavikon 

c 

S Of Mapfa W of Orchard Laka Rd 

APARTMENT FURNITURE - Entira 

apartmant* Mint conation - a* naw 

contamporary atyta tuntiira A apart 

far 350-3123 

M E S T A T E SALE 

li«1 iôuyurT 

S i * of Nat 

DINING TABLE Round 40 ai *- 

amatar 4 chairs (100 Contampo- »0 «P 

BAR STOOLS • 

jphdatarad saats Daaignars m» 

taaa. taamg at coal 8225 aacti 

days, 524-3244 Evas 841 -5288 

BEAUTIFUL CHIPPENDALE Sofa. 

Victorian panor chaa. Bakar chairs 

1940 

DON T THROW IT OUT 

OR GIVE IT AWAY. 

GET PAiDUl 

» Uvlng • Dmmg 

a Badroom. a Lamps 

a Antiquaa a Appaancaa 

Wa Pick up and Sa* For You! 

YANKEE CONSIGNMENTS 

31582 QrMtd RNar 013*471-0320 

(lb* W of Orchard Lk Rd ) 

Acsams hutch idaaf lor apartmar*. 

mahogany buftats dmmg lacaa. 5 

l ray gwgaoua Victorian 

numbarad 8 datad 11883L mahoga- 

ny bachaiort chaata A bacnators 

mirror, aondartul I lapclaaWla tam- 

bour daak imuaual sacratary'con- 

aola. A much mora 

MAHOGANY ON MAIN 404 Mam 

SI Rochaatac 852-8880 

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER, derk 

oaa hmen i»n •> « Ma Mgh. i« 

m deep.850 349-4153 

with armom. fain aba campaign «, 

BEAUTIFUL ao«d braaa tar. shapad 

Vapiaca acraan. Mack laathar sofa 

Oac tarns 539-0888 

• Opan THURSDAY NIGHT TIL 8PM 

jntl Christmas 

FURS FURS FURS 

CarmaM'a Una nart-to-n«B Kirs and 

BUFFET - 1910 atth cfaa teat oak 

Maudi Mil Many. 8100 

WHOLESALE - RESALE" 

Conaignmant by appomtmant. 

amoar glaaa atatuM. braaa A guaa 

"" I • arhaorl 

" Sony SIS 

RCA TV • 

BEOROOM SETS (2) G*TS tain 

pact a'canopy A «us bad a/gold 

DREXEl Harttags sots, drum taoaa 

lamp High Dack atng rhatr vary 

good condOKXi A525 881-2598 

MOVING SALE 

hold arncfas. oothmg 8 

Man Itama lurniihka. mora 

Nov 13. 9-4pm A Sal. Nov 14. 9- 

Noon 4524 Si**—gn Rd . Bloom. 

Aaid HMa Dbtam Sloraajf trom 

UVMG ROOM FWRNauRC- oouch. 

aknoai naa odda A and* Soma 

421-1838 

MOVING SALE Couch 

843-8425 

MOVING SALE dmmg room labia - 

Si .000 Su paasa badroom aat - 

81.000 Sola, atng back Chan and 

£&£79 

LIVONIA GIANT Moving ! 

Fi/Mhn. Thomas org 

gym aouipmant. DP 

"••W- 

moawrs. mac Dac 14-IS I M 

'8290 StafMord W of Fa 

Rd N of Curaa 

ESTATE FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALS MoaPy kjrnftura 

Thurs Frt., Sat Oac 12-13-14 t Qacambar 13-14.9aPH*pm. 

I0am-4pm 28289 Oakoaal Road, E of South- 

Lana laanwood dropUaf lama atth 8 HMd Rd olt MargaM, Southllatd 

cha^-t * chma caoma. IMfli Saaig | H e f l Mackjact taMa «r*ty 

T' omm . banch chroma ancbrona A ArapMoa 

U i ft* ff.r.T*- -' l o °^ cowi. lamp, dacoratfva mtr- 

ror Aiao Stauban crystal 

agM Axturaa. mac 

Hantaga Houaa EstMa Salaa &218B 

Farmmgtor 

478 9991 

MEDITERRANEAN atyM 

room tabta 4 owt MiUchma 

taoo 981-2491 

MOVING SALE I 

MOVING SALE - Furnlfcrt appk- 

ancaa lota of mac RaMord 

937-3742 

JVC VCRS. 

—. YWWI . — —— I - — — — »- ^ ^ . . . « • 

arhaort, antkjua [ vafvat head Board A chatae lounga. Van Dyka tanm 23 A 

" raghtstand. pav greari | 254-2150 

oranga 

24 I 

BUYING 

disnes old gums A Snens 2Fri Sal Dec ISAM 10-4 

23140 RADCLIFT 

N off 9 Maa E Of Greenfield 

COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD 

MUST GO! 

FEATURING beautiful S piece rad 

mahogany fu* aaa bedoom eel . 

ama* rq* top daak. tnatwood dMng 

table a** 4 chairs aofa A 2 love 

aaata, oak Mnette and 4 Windsor 

BtaaOOM iai, ira 

ESTATE SALE - Daeajnar ctotmng a 

c A Male. Stewart 

Weitzman Roi a Sherm Claiborne 

5_j Ceroi Lima, Anne Klam) Soe 8-12. 

OAK DESK. 2 large tables, stereo 

worti Dencfv coudv. oAm 

Dmy% Mfe lor 

PRESTIGE ESTATE SALE 

PRESENTS MOVING SALE 

OAK WOOO baby vouth bad (can 

-35" 

condttton Aftar 5pm 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

aonea. 38a72 glaea top 

lazy boy ctmrt. aofa bedroom aat. 

Mereo coneoM TVs. VCR stereo 

eqwpmant Cnnetmas decoraaona. 

much mora 628-4505 

shoe 7 medium lo 8~ _ . ,. 

ty noae, handbags, evening bags A 

clothes coatuma pantry. fkquKta- 

tion new mar chan t»ea from local ra- 

1 Si*\ nar i*i nviwi r^nri 

ESTATE SALE - Everytnmg 

F jmrture. jlasamart . ap 

large IMectlon of mera a women. 

olothsa 34408 w 9 Mae Corner M 

aa. Farmmgton HAN Look for sidns 

igs ti Moons. Sat . Dec 14. 

A oranga Dec 14. 

MMKStr Fingertip jacket a tu* 

length coal both with *ox tnm per 

fact for Chriatmee gW 

RED FOX lur coat, aaa 12. hm. 

84 000 appMaal. aaklng 81780 kn- 

at ta* 828-7981 

SOUARE DANCE APPAREL ledMa 

sos 12-14. mans large 586-8432 

AUTUMN HAZE Url stoM S 1.100 

Mink Jacket .8900 Ranch Mma 

coat 8800 478-5329 

DESIGNER rank coat • 

length ranch mma paw. 

trunks, 

•a. OM 

shogan, 

chma cabkiat 8 arrtong daak • mk 

rota A peaaeMM. school daaas. 

frMga. ertmm A ottoman, franeft aoSa 

labia, wa* >m«. cedar awm . tua 

kitchen, mak gMaa. tIAiaaa nona- 

aare. aecaatonaa • toots. Mam tools. 

houaaAoM Wsma 8 atorM 

DONT MISS NEXT WEEKS 

PRE-CHRISTMAS WAREHOUSE 

BLOW-OUT SALE 

EVERYTHING GOES 855-0053 

EXTREMELY We*-Oreeeed Famay't 

batter dothmg. indudaa tan jackal 

Imad S349TroMA lo. coal 8230 

Suade 8 leather Mama Cockle* A 

855-1331 

-12. 

FURS - Muei seenftee 2 fu* length 

coats, mrnk A raccpon. 2 tackaU 

a sabM With knit Mss si 

5PM 851-7434 

SCHNGONCE GOING TWICE 

WINTER CLEARANCE' Naw 8 Ueed 

Designer Apparel A Bnc-A-Brec 

738 5 Weahmgton Royal Oek 

Mon -Set 10-4pm 548-3858 

AN ESTATE SALE 

EVERYDAY 

Rare opportunity tor 

the discriminate buyer 

savings up to 70% & more 

ON 

Name brand furniture A 

decorative accessories 

Furnish 1 room or 

a who4e bouse 

WE ACCEPT MC 4 VISA 

Dek.er/ avaksbls 

BROWNE 

ESTATE SALE 

Dec 13-14 . 10am to 4pm 

14384 Warwick. S off Grand River 

Detw Outer Drive ead Southfield 

ESTATE SALES & 

LIQUIDATIONS 

-CONDUCTED BY- 

Cheira OnduMng aaig 

becksi. king mattraaa. tal 

TVs. ruga, plants, garden 

naa Graai tar Q*ts Lanoa. CM 

glaea. tuver. braaa. umoga FaaAur- 

mg' Antique tools, stova. pt aiMWaa. 

0aaa Mi. pcturaa. large InMan mor- 

tar A paeoe. mana oo«fiea. more 

PLYMOUTH MOVING SALE- ! 

iCL. 

S Of N 

ansa TI Oriental ruga. cmna. s«- 

QUCEN SUZ • 

•fR 

SOFA A LOVESEAT >190 

ti«5 OmatMeM.SUO 

Aftar 5pm 

STOVE 8100 

erator 8100 

record cabmat S35 

THE 

saleil includes lovafy cherry Provin- 

cial daak. wmg chair, couch, cherry j 

Yellow Hose 

SHIRLEY ROSE 425-4826 

SINGER 

DIAL-A-MATIC 

of wicker porch tum- 

amut dmmg SM. maaa 

Qrend Rapide badnxan set. pmm al 

atudm couches and mora. Hcrasan • 

nea HummMs. looked ruga, aat M 

Maaon (Bow Beast to^ml Broa, 

Preooue Mrror. 1930 t harajaiciaef 

teOM ismps toM I 

kltchenweree Crxislmes 

bnc-e-brac. pbe 

dryar treaaar and garage taa 

Our rxjmbers at »30 Fndaj 

SALE BY OlANNE BROWNE 

380-8919 

Come Jom Us tar Hokday Shopping 

and Christmas Cooalat 

UNIVERSAL SEWING 

CENTER 

2570 Duoa Hary 

LONG SABLE COAT ate naw torn 

condnion, MOO Seat o«- 

855-4138 

RE-SELL-IT 

ESTATE SALES 

MARQUIS RING • 1/3 karat watt at- 

emfty band waa 82800. af* aacn- 

Itoe lor 9980'baat ivory waddmg 

dreaa with ve* sue 7. 8200 Golden 

island fu* isngth ta> coat. 85.000 

874-9844 

Fn 10am-9pm Samdays noon 4pmi 

CALL 478-7355 

MINK COAT - '1 length mehogany 

New 83000 Sacrifice 81500 

479 9981 

Agurlnee A Tear- MWK—COAT e«k lo. Mm. HM 

Mngth. aaa 10. »e new paid 81995. 

sad 8845 Alter 5pm SM. S345 

706 GaragaSalat: 

Oakland 

ROCHESTER HILLS moving sals 

Compuier soffwais Psacntiee Ac- 

counting. Micrc-setter. hammond 

organ, portabia ihower 8 ctaeM. ra- 

fumitura laam ac»«> 

ANOTHER 

ESTATE SALE 

BY IRIS 

Fn 8 Sal Dac 13-14 10-4 

23135 Laurel Valley 

(take 12 Mae Rd between Ti 

» h A Laheer to bm R* -gc-S 

Rd to Laurel Vaaay ) 

Big beautftui homa Mad 

• Antique drop leef taMa • 

antique csMM 

UM • araa ruga ' 

Houeenold Sea 

FrvSet t-Spm 24771 River 

Or . S of 10, W of Laheer 

TROY - MOVING SALE. Saaurdav, 

Oac 14. 8am-3pm 2880 Brettw E 

of Adama belaaaii Squere Lake 8 

theft, wooden cheat scooter. 90 s 

stereo, ofkes. hugs icus tree, pauo 

saver, tools 8 much morel 

Located MI Ann Artmr Pttad imi eal ol ta.1) Poed 

Afashtr Fate CianmuaT ty Tttr Sshtflst t>oup % V 

Phase III Ot These Fabulous Homes How Open 

V/.W. 82299 AUXILIARY 

SUNDAY £00 P.M. 

23414 Orchard Lake Ad 

(N of Grand River) 

474-8180 

CONGREGATION 

BETH SHALOM 

TUES0AY 7:15 P.M. 

14601 W Lincoln, Oak Park 

(E ol GraooftaWt 

547-7970 

FINNISH CENTER 

> 1 ASSOC. 

THURSDAY 6:45 P.M. 

35TOO W. 6 Mile Rd. 

(1 Mke W of Farmmglon Rd i 

478-6939 

16th Congress District 

Democratic Party 

SATURDAY 6:30 P.M. 

Shetdon Hall 

iMywakM R* a takiaiûri Rs. 

261-9340 

ST. EDITH 

SUNDAY 6:30 P.M. 

«aaaa y . ...a a, 

• N9VWV* 

IS Oil i MiM Rdl 

LhfOftM 

454-1222 or 4M 1224 

ST. EDITH SCHOOL 

TUESDAY 6:45 P.M 

15069 Naw burgh 

*S o* 5 M«M I 

Lfvonia 

464-1222 ar 464-1224 

FlmWsli Cultural Center 

Sr. CWhm touting Carp. 

FRIDAY 10:45 AM. 

35200 W. 8 MHe Rd. 

(t Maa W M FarmmgMn rd | 

478-6939 

VFW #4012 

IN NORTHVILLE 

SATURDAYS S:4S R.M. 

438 SO MAIN STREET 

NORTHVILLE 

» •< t mm aa i 

Father Daniel A. Lord 

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 

Monday 6:45 p.m. 

Goorgs t MoaegMn KofC 

19601 Farminflton. Uvoma 

464-0500 

476-8442 

ST. JOHN'S 

ARMENIAN CHURCH 

(Church wtth Gold Dome) 

THURSDAY TOO P.M. 

22001 Northwestern Hwy 

569-3405 

17th Congress District 

Democratic Party 

FRIDAY 1:30 P.M. 

Sheldon Haa 

l*yaeu»M* a'sn (•> »*l 

261-9340 

To p!ac« an ad 

in this diractory, 

please call 

Joanie at 

953-2082 

table • 2 antique 'arerse 

PMntmga or oiast UNU- 

SUAL AMOUNT OF WICK- 

tarnaca • M*o atMe provav 

OM bedioom sat 8 yeaow 

BURL OMve Ash Dmmg Room TebM 

7 Queen Anna Chairs, pads 8 2 

leaves 828-3948 

42 CHERRY drop laM U M 4 

chairs. B a act i atereo cabinet. GE 19 

cu ft refrigerator. washer, gaa 

dryer naa owe ve t warranty), arabar 

grill A pemtinga 553-0932 

ESTATE SALE 

I 10S04 LsSaaa Huntmgion Woods 

(2 Mks South of 11 Mas 

Mw Soous A Wyomatgk 

Frt A Set Dec 188 14 lOaw Ipai 

HOUSEHOLD COafTWTS of 90 yr 

oM Royal OcMton Hgurwea. Bat- 

leek Wedgwood. Cut A praaa gMaa. 

Spoon coAocnori. Poroatam. Nip- 

pon. Lancn HM Octxcaad Japan: 

Cup* A Saucers Clana. Pnnts A 

Weur Colors. Ou*ts. 

Electric train 

Lamps. 

FURNITUFIC Antique Wash Stand. J SOFA BEDROOM SM. FiattBr aMr 

MuaK caeMM- Oa* paoeatai dmmg : K 

tabia'6 cnatrs. Empire drop-iaM , m a . 

lamp taMa. An Nouwaau temp/ 

bronze A Slag gMaa. OM ouno catM- 

nef Old walnut deak. Double A tam 

beds. Cheats. Mkror*. ailareatkm 

OMCnairs A Lamps. Wicker 

rockers chak. taota A lamp. Appk- 

ancee Tools. Leas moral 

TWO GOLD velvet rockswtvel 

Jvars SAO aadi Eureka vaoAan 

^ngftt anachnwtM 825 592-9441 

710 Miac. For Sa*e 

Oakland Cayw 

SAW TREES Scotch arm to XT. 

V~711 mnc. For Sala 

S 30.3* mirror. 453-2032 | WayiW COORly 

DINETTE SET 

ToaMba 19' color TV. 

pavl 8300 ae* 8200 

i • huge 

• tu* k 

much to men Port sea you 

Iris Kaufman 626-6335 

• asraets Member 

mtemeftonM Society of *ppi a WW i. 

ANOTHER SALE 

BY DEBBIE 

19579 I 

E of rarmaigMii. an 7 Mea 

Fn a Sat tO-4. lunbars « 9 

• arge 

t 1 r t 1 T i » i 1 i t i r » i t r T- 

DEBStE 536-2939 

ANTIQUE OAK I 

,-rsz 

lerver (both a*M aaa* I 

gtaaai by Come* Cai 

ANTIQUES 

• 

FLEA MARKETS 

• 

COLLECTIBLES 

• 

AUCTIONS 

urnsurreTwr 

04XIELAM0 FLEA MARKET 

Ome S TMegnph - Pootiac 

313-815 7 9 6 3 

9UY - SfLL - TRADE 

DEE M0AGAN AUCTIONS 

313-459-3099 

SHAROM H O O D 

313-454-1997 — 

Jan 12. 1902 ol «m CuMurM 

Coram Anaqua 

OlfA > IHMM 

ANTIQUES WANTED 

FOR UPCOMING AUCTIONS 

We buy oM »mM« and 

CAMPBELL'S AUCTION 

sees OMta Hwy . Wata 

673-7120 

BLOOMHELO'S 

1ST ANTIOUC MALL 

M ni in i aa a l l 

Han 'MBR foa-$ai14»a 

Sir U M » a 

MANCHESTER AlfnOUC HALL 

Antiques ft CoeecMoe 

IIS C HM\ Marich99*9f 

n t a x M u u M t l M i M a 

Opori 7 Ssys • 10 s w -6 p m 

FR ASM B Ipm H Onotmos 

1 -428-9357 

T x n s r a r 

ANTIOUCS MARKET 

Ana Arher - Baa H A M 

ao»»Sp»f99 Ciena 

Sat 7 aa4 pa> Sea • aa.4 pa 

i-04 ea* .178 * a M R«m i 

(517) 459-9153 

H HUBERT • CO. MTHOUES 

a « M M aOMan^Mi 

OaaaTees *• » i . l t . 

TNee e a aw -9w>

MARKET PLRGE 

711 For Sal* 

Wayno County 

712 

ALL ITBA M SUKW CONOmON 

LOOKING FOR 

LATE MODEL 

COLOR PORTABLE TVs 

SENSORMATC CLOTHING SecurV 

$70 • 9. lmcggar. Mm m nmm 

$43 MuBain ntunc axoidtan. 

MO $914074 

-- 18 

m. MO ARM 3pm M 

29901 Southftaid - 559-2901 

MM QiwWd - 939-7900 

« BIO-PAK 

r Oranga Approx 290-27$ pMOM 

êr^Mon beg^CuMc *,»« QM 

SALE 

Stoves 

Your Choice - $125 

• |200 $ Up 

WE DELIVER 

$M-2S01 

313-537 

oaygen. • • w- 

BLOWER/VAC NCK, $25 $ OL 

II MaaBiara. $25 TfiMch rakea. 

$>0 eech iMmaBkenaa 291-9707 

_ «1». 

Mai eMr uuMy Mar. Ma 

S'JOC 730-0711 

UTTLE TYKES PLAYHOUSE 

$100 2ptaycMtr*.$t0 

4*4-44*3 

etECTMC ORYER. extra larga oa- 

~ $150 ae - 

ELECTRIC STOVE. aNM. Ma I 

$100. 722-! 

ELECTRK ao- MOM gold. double 

MM naa»- 

425-5565 

Of buBI-m standard war and iM- 

croweM BMck front*. Ma HOT. 

$300. -. 540-0303 

KELVMATOH cfMM Hull . 18 ou 

n . ane —III condMon. $190. 

». 1»r.i 

OVEN/MICROWAVE 

Ot 49"X 26""* 29". HIOSBMI! con*- 

Bon. $490 828-7203 

STOVE - CMOWN. gaa. hanaM 

goM. amn—aril common Freaev . 

WMbuM Mi, newt Each $190/ 

IX 

TAPPAN OAS 

•tandard, etactJ 

condRion. $195. 

RAMIE. 

1-ETJ 

UPMQHT FREEZER. 10 cult. 

Ward *. good oondWon. $300 

537-4086 

WASHER ft Dryer. QE. I dryar. $129 

aadL ranga $129. ralrlgaralor $200 

M7-7222 or 7294*279 

714 

OfAcs Equipment 

TOSHMA STRATA M Mectronac key 

Map" on. eiBtam with switchboard 

MM 12 phone MM ft 32 anarv 

715 Computers 

APPLE ME enhanced ayataari, 3 

srXia 

717 Lawn, Garden, 

Farm, Snow Equip. 

SHOWTHROWER - Tacumaah an- 

719 Building Materials 

OAK FLOOMNQ SALE! 

2% aMa. • 1, S1 70 par ag. R. 

Cherry Rooting $2 79 par aq R 

Oua«ly Hardwood* 1 Ml 803-2232 

OAK FLOORING 

2\»- >2 white $ 1 08 par aa^R. 

3%' *2-rate or red $ 155 

3-.4-.5-plana $1 79 

M T. HardwooM mc 517-523-3499 

APPLE 8 E. M i printer Mouaa and 

aaa Aftar 8. 

72 

APPLE M 12M. 2 drfvM plue soR- 

MM and 

347-4339 

APPLE 8 OS. m Mag. Wieaeaiina 

8. 2 drive*, Apptaarark*. *oftwere 4 

» $1790. M a 593-7324 

AT 209/12 40 r 

VGA 1 maga I 

$1,000. 

i byte hard drive. 

45.£5K* WH£ELCHAI& 

713 

A-l ALL SIZES 

SCHWINN BIKES 

ALSO.USED. $29 - $39 

JERRY'S 

1440 W. Aim Artor RD 

459-1500 

BICYCLE SALE 

FREE LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS 

USED AlRDYNES 

CLOSE OUT SPECIALS 

ALSO RECOMOITIONED BICYCLES 

LIVONIA SCHWINN 

Bicycle A Fitness Center 

2S000W. 7 MM 

476-1818 

LADIES 3CUW»M 10 apeed World 

TowMMr Mk* Uaad o M B i 

$17$. or beta oftar 

714 BuaJnaaa & 

Office Equipment 

CARD RACK 

32ft. amiB9Miil uundHtun 

tar Party Parade. 9499 

Carton, or CM - 

maM ol- 

Utay Rd-. 

UM00S 

CLOSING LAW CXTK 

FurnRura. Sharp CopM E- Books, 

ft Pltney- 

12/31/91. No person 

Wad-Sat 11-4. 2990 

BM.. SM 40S. Oatroft. 

check*. 

W Qrend 

$71-9090 

laent tar aaM mctudM dtalia. cfMr*. 

8ta caMneta. copy macMias. sic. 

$2400 471-6661: AfM 6. 549-0995 

$ STATION, beige. puM button. UL 

tra Kay CX SysMm Dy Tie Communi- 

AapraMM value $1750 Sacrifice tar 

$750. AM tar Sootl 3 M» 477-1M1 

MTTA DC-1299 I 

touch MM 

S A U 

2 yr*. ota. 1 

Coneoi* copM Capacity tar 75.000 

OOpMe/month 304.000 ouraM^H 

drive. monitor. $500 boaaa. $100 tar M. 340-42151 

640* 3 5 i 

drNa aMi ootar monitor $600. CM 

between Noon-Spm. 007-0931 

IBM XT PC. 940k. 10MB HO. ootar 

monitor. $000 CM allar 8pm 

553-8196 

MACMTOBH SE - A-1 oondMon. 1 

megabyte mamory. 20 megabyte 

hard MK, ayalam aavar, mouaa, 

W. 044-2508 

SAME AS NEW - 920 ST Alan aMi 

I M M . Naar $1000. 

$01-0074 

SHAREWARE M M4I $2 par (Mk 

F«M DIM Catalan. Wrlta: Omni 

CompuM Sarr. 13230 TaM Oapt 

O. Starling Halghta. Ml.. 4«312 

718 Commercial 

Industrial Equip. 

• 5 hp , upngM. 220 

$325 Oartman Mil 

H h aland $200 

$790 

(7) 100.0004 

•TU. gM 8rad. $200 wk. TraMr - 

9 ton. 4 atiiM. »ary good condWtan. 

$1,900 WaMdaya 

TABLE SAW I 

3 hOTM motor. 12' 

tMla.220. T-aq. $1790. 

717 Lawn, Qarden, 

Farm, Snow Equip. 

SOLEMS - $ hp . 

•wMowar. atacl 

oondkton. $300 

JACOBSEN SNOW-BURST: 

SnoarMoiaar with lactrorUc alart. 

modal 5107. $106 WhRa Oo Zag 

ing machma, modal 000. S75 20 

8*. boya Mia. $ 10. CM. 421-0000 

MURRAY 12 HP tractor. Mlh 30 m. 

mowar dack. raar baggar. Bka na*. 

$780 201-0707 

719 Hot Tuba, Spaa 

« Pools 

HOT TUBS 

1081 porlabtaa 

$1.3061 

a 

(3133 419-7227 

721 Hoapitai-Madical 

Equipment 

RASCAL t Cyda Chain (3 «naai 

Bath M $200 543-0220. 549-7225 

Slâpftarfl OadV 

•«M. barahr uaad 1 

(t 1100 riaai) AMmg $090 964-0003 

722 Hobbies 

Coins A Stamps 

TRAMS 4 ACCESSORIES. Amart- 

can Ftyar. UorM & Man O. 027. S 

•omaH-O Arnold 300-0483 

723 

FINE WATCHES 

and othara 29%-40% Oil RaUOl 

500-2028 

HOLIDAY 

MONEY FAST 

BUYING! 

Gold, Diamond $ Qamatona JaaMy 

Eataaa JaMary, Pockal ft Wnal 

«i • a . 

WWIUIIOT. aww\ risrevs. oianmg 

Ptaoaa. Amiqua Coatuma Ja»M->. 

Ortantal Ruga ft OuaOty Fumltura 

TOP PRICES PAID 

855-0053 

MEN'S 40 WS diamond rtng. 

$1,100 Brm. Smgta atrand matchad 

$225 478-5320 

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS? 

mnamad unuaual diamond mg: 22 

karat aquamartna ft dlamonda. ap- 

$0,000 —oh Alao Rub-, 

350-7130 

724 Cameras-Supplies 

726 Musical 

ABANOON YOUR SEARCH. 

vz?- 

oaSant condMon. pMl $900. MB aaa 

•(MJ00 922-9004 

(4ARCY EM-1 hjOy aoutapM. m» 

na* condMon. coat 11.300 naa. 

OMNI 4000 by MecLevy Mattonarv 

tMke. Ma na*. $ too. 061-4409 

P»*0 PONG 

$00 A* hockey labia ft I 

•lis not - - - >-3042 

POOL TABLES 

bar MZa Floor modal damo 

389-7265 

POOL TABLES 

Repaired, recovered, moved, 

bought and aotd Jack. 

POOL TABLE 

POOL TABLE. 72 InchM > 40 mef* 

aMi Belgium MM ft CUM LicMUnl 

condition $250 092-0303 

731 tôusehoid Pata 

CHINESE SMAA PCI ûppMa. kMeol 

•MM, •niMtiil papers. 

broken Great ChrtaMiM Get* 

CHOW CHOW 

graa tor ChnatmM ChooM Irom 9 

931-3246 

COCKER SPANIELS. 3 

•aaM OM. laM Ou 

•ormad. AKC, S225] 

COCKER SpenM PuppMa Raady 

For Chnatmaal Ejicaaant^Mlg. 

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS 

matafttafMM 901-7214 

COLLIE - Madkim *Ba. Mac* wnr 

Mate, mala, neuter ad o moa oM 

Good personality 855-4130 

COLLIE PUPS, 

tor QanstmM £ 3 

COLLIES - AKC. i 

313-029-1930 

COLLIE SHEPHERD MIX 

Female.itpeyed. 11 moa oM. $50. 

lagoobl 

DACHSHUNDS HOME RAISED 

Pupptaa. AKC. AB verteMa. 

Champion slud aarMoa Tarma 

Bob Albrecnt 471-7191 

DALMATIAN. 9 moa 

Me>ed. shots. 

SZiSKsei Evee 563-0052 

DALMATION PUPPY. AKC, 5 

(3131900-0070 

DASCHUND PUPPIES - 

smooth. Ill* ChnatmM JS.i53 

8ft. 3 piece Hate, i 

i, MM att 

» 453-0249 

ROLLER BLADES (MacrobMJai. Ma 

8'i ft 12 Coat $200 each aecrMoa 

$100 each Arm 593-3572 

SCHWINN AERO-DYNE 

Bike, riever uaad Na*$095 

Your* lor $550 

SHOTGUNS - RIFLES - KNIVES 

Over 100 m slock naw ft uaad 

CM Al aftar 1pm 

SKI BOOTS-tody's Nordfca Air Soa 

OH, $90 Mommqa or evamngs. 

644-0440 

SKIIS potas. bindings, boots 

chads. 9-10 $80 

SKIS - DYNAST AR 170 s Boots aa 

7. Scott pota*. TyroM bmdmgs E» 

$150 946-1925 

SOtOFLEXLM 

never used, lag ft 

$925 093-4029 

ST AW STEPPER - $75 

STATIONERY 0IKT - 

Schwmn. IBia na* AJmoat I 

naw. aaklng $175 556-7812 

USED 

SKI SALE 

W* have gathered up M the OOM 

and End*. Na* and Uaad OownhBl 

and CTOM Country Ski 

Inge and potae lor man. woman ft 

chadren) from our 13 Bavarian W 

lage Sid Shope and put N M togath- 

store '101 Towneand m ma comar 

of Pierce.' do*ntoam Btrmmgham 

GO TO THE BACK DOOR FOR THIS 

GIGANTIC 3 DAY SALE. FRI DEC 

13. 12-0pm. SAT DEC 14. ItVOpm 

*nd SUN DEC 19. 12-5pm CaM ft 

Carry on*y Lots oI ctotMng tool LaM 

years ttytaa M bargain tiaaamant 

pncM A Ml bargain hunMr's pare- 

Mt TM yo%# frlanda. Check ut out! 

WANTED 

Anything BassbM bats to 

735 Wantad To Buy 

BASEBALL. toofbM. hockey Ms 

hetDM cards Any tports memore- 

bMa Topp caah WM travel 477-2580 

FOR CASH $S$ 

Swords. Daggers. Flags. Uratarma. 

MataM. Etc. .lapanaM or German 

WW 8. CM. 781-0297 

NORDIC TRACK-want to buy uaM 

Nordic Track Croea-Country Ski 

MacMna CM 951-9779 

P1NBALL MACHINES - any condi- 

tion wa p*y cam C mon ctaan out 

your DMemanii CM Jim 920-7797 

SANTA neeM a Barba OM HOUM 

home made or store bought Rae- 

531-7919 

WANTED, G*M 10" Mke. LrTOa Tê 

fndg* ft green trafctor ft cart AB 

must M m good condWon 404-7730 

738 Household Pets 

ADORABLE Baaaatt Hound Pup- 

ptaa. born 10-28-91 AKC. shots, 

KM m tima lor ChratmM 421-0109 

AFRICAN Grey Congo batMs and 

Eclactua Parrot babMe avaaabM tor 

ChrtMmM Hand IM 477-2723 

AKC Black u 

•ng. beeutltul. i 

lor Cathy. j -102 lor 477-0041 

AKC COLLIE pupptaa. sable ft 

while. Ml attMa ooOars vat checked 

Beautiful 387-3417 

AKC REGISTERED Gormen Shap- 

nerds IM MxMs. wormed. vM 

checked alack ft tan 522-2811 

AKC REGISTERED Lab Pup^sT 

EjieeBant tamay or twumg erî 

Fata trM guaBty dogt Hip* ft eyae 

~ ~ »• 

Days 800-5199 

oauranteed CM Tom 

CVM 729-6400 

AJUTA pup - AKC. parents Of A cer- 

Med. vet checked Mots. adorMM 

red ft whne pmto maM 532-3535 

M Buy Your Or ok an VCR S 

I anytime 737-4201 

KEF Model 104/2 IM 

•Mud tpoMw*. roeai 

condMon. $950 

larence aerMs 

•ood. perfect 

929-2915 

MAGNA VOX VCR - With rsmoM 

$2S Need ta *M Qood oondMon 

AM tar Kelhy. 941-7507 

RCA VCR. aacMail a 

9M ft papers PMd o 

$150 QreMgtt 

mdmon HeM 

Mi $400 BM 

291-9094 

729 CB Radio* 

C*NuUr PhonM 

MAM RADIO • Kenw 

MM Aatrcn VS MM 

naa. $900 Brm 

M 440 SAT 

730 Sporting Goods 

ExorciM Equipment 

AM HOCKEY Mbta $190 ft rowing 

meofane $40. MMi BM new 

ARM 5pm. 269-9949 

ALL CASK tar g M du 

MM* Mgoayitair 

aB goaf Heme 

b* beg* go* 

Mart i ft M- 

I I M M 

421-2944 

14S49 Sheldon Road, Plymouth 

- L J " #t Jl o r!L o f SI" 14 ' Freeway) 

453-2500 • Detroit 963-7192 

Hours: 

Mon. 4 Thurs. 

»-0 

Tuea., Wed., Fn. 

AMERICAN ESKIMO 5 yeer* old. 

•payed good with Chadren houM- 

broken. IOVM IO run Good wetch- 

dog To good home, HM ratocaM 

Alter 8pm. 051-4289 

happy, people Wvart. Mots, hsam 

gua• need 439-7700 009-7200 

BABY COCKATIELS - 

In tme tar ChnetmM and tad MM 

SupM tame 

532 7093 

BEAOLE RURev - tam 

Md MBhoM $50 

Ma. 9 weMa 

563-4968 

BEAUTIFUL GRAY HmM - 

amy CM " 955 X 

BEAUTIFUL tang hem 

-hne i yr Old CM . tali 

M bleck ft 

"eta. apeyed 

999-4139 

OOBERMAN/M'sed. female. 5 

rears, neutered. Mots, good aMh 

chaoren. to * good home 903-3791 

ENGLISH Springer tlpanlM. 4 ta- 

mataa. are beat m snow Tamper- 

mant plus 079-2210 

ENGLISH springer spantaM. AKC. 

wormed, lat shot*, bom 10-4-01 

292-72M 

ENGLISH Springer SpentaM. AKC. 

lanial** 7-0 wks. ancMant tor chil- 

dren, groat tor hunter* 071-2306 

ENGLISH SPRMGER SPANIEL 

AKC. 10 month old male needs 

some trammg. very eftectionate pet 

$150 425-3379 

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppMa ft 

trained adults. Germen Brwa. eioai- 

r 546-5329 

GOLDEN RET REIVER 

AKC. dark mate 

313-750-8041 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER Puppies. 

AKC OF A. 

ChnatmM WeM reedy 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies. 

AKC, tfiamplon Mood BnM haaRh 

aarantaon-amd. 

738 Househoid Pats 

0MH TZU Adorable AKC Uny Hull 

baM Shots, hurry. oMy 2 MR $250 

OapoM ae hold tar ChnatmM 

364-3333 

SIAMESE/MIXED Kitlene. shots 

SIBERIAN HUSKIES 

OM pupa. 

ChnatmM gifts 

, AKC. 9 weM 

SIBERIAN HUSKY 

loMme tor good 

ana 54»-7J43 

tar Slbert- 

772-5124 

SMKY TERMER Pupptaa. AKC. 

917-640-6033 

SMALL SHEPARD 

female HouMbrMa 

ftflxM Needs good 

- 10 mo old 

n, hM M shota 

home 501-0230 

TO GOOO HOME 

puppy, pen Chow ft I 4 month old 

ack Lab 

397-1690 

TOY POODLES - AKC 0 weeks M- 

ver male* $200 937-2907 

WES TIE - Mala, 5 mo old. AKC. 

Mots, wormed Greet with adults ft 

kids $275 

WHITE RABBIT- To a good homa 

Day* 940-4591 or EMS 553-0062 

WIRE HAJR FOX TERRIER pupptaa. 

AKC. ahots ft taM docked 2 week* 

did 300-7960 

YORK IE. AKC. mM*. trained. M 

ta MM 

gut 

Y0MOES. maM*. Champ Mred. 

MtchM father Champ Beautiful 

coal*. IM Mots $600 293-2413 

YORKSHIRE TERRIER AKC. female. 

7 weeks. $350 

595-0000 

740 Pet Services 

VET SERVICES ExckMvaly tor CaM 

ft Klttan* Kitten adoption 50% off 

May ft neuter, new clMiti onfy 

Kramer Cal Cimic. 476-9990 

744 Horses, Livestock 

Equipment 

ARABIAN HORSES 

Beautiful ft graceful Arabian horsM 

tor Oraadmg or ndmg Champion- 

ship CMoodUnM Starting at $950 

313-348-2653 

802 SnowmobMaa 

traOar. 34" Mt • 99' tang Com- 

PMMfy recondMonM and palmed 

STTO 634-7 10- 

Thursday: December 12, 1981 OAE *5G 

818 Auto 4 Truck 

Parts 4 Service 

737-7013 

KAWASAKI 1979 s ,440 DRIFTERS. 

(2) 1- 400 mM other 1.000 MM* 

Both Liceeeritn $2000/both Traa* 

$70-0772 or 449-2735 

NUPP tnowmobM. 1979. 440 nHro. 

Squid cool, very good condition 

$950 or be« oftar 531-1414 

Yamaha v-Ma« 540 both on UMer 

$3750 Muat M> WM aaparai* 

UW. evening* 404-7044 

YAMAHA 1983 Phaser - CjicMaril 

condition $1050 Alao 1901 SRV 

low maM. 81300 903-1841 

YAMAHA 1809 340 Ertnow excel- 

lent condMon. 75 maa*. cover, artra 

Belt. $19CC After 5prr 307-8709 

YAMAHA 1909 Phenr 352 mM 

Mint condition. $3,000 254-1219 

808 Boats A Motors 

TWM 33 Ewirude outboard motor. 

1975, Mac trie Mart, Okoceant rurn 

nmg condition $250 721-0218 

WELLCAAFT 1900 PortoHno- load 

ad. 43 fl . M taclronlc matruments 

cuatom daM. low hra . wM mam- 

tamed Mr Smith, days 530-0878 

808 Vehicle & 

Boat Storage 

AAA STORAGE 

Boats. Traaars, Trucks 

Outdoor 

Xitdoor. . d lighted, at 

EMctrtcity avaaabM 5i 

Jeffras ft Telegraph araa 538-0000 

ALL BOATS ft RVS 

$!2/Month- Lighted 

Fenced ft Sscved 

346-2592 

INDOOR/OUTOOOR STORAGE 

B«Ma. RV » Cars 

Rasldenfiei Climate controlled 

avaltabla Waahmgton. Ml 781-6227 

ARABIAN MARE. DaM GO. 15 HH 

taM to SSA Tango Mu« aM 

[3131029-9100 

GOLDEN Retriever pupptaa. AKC 

leuMeied Shot* ft wormed $250 

WM hold M ChnatmM Eve wtth 

336-3796 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER - AKC. 

good homa only 2VS i 

tpeda. M mots friendly Good with 

chadren ft peta Eves 459-9094 

GOOO HOME needed tor 5 month 

HELP SAVE A LIFE 

^ M M O B O I CM 

of Michigan 

KITTB4S-7 weeks hea«ny. pMytal. 

$10 eech Great 

gMI 622-0032 

KITTENS- 7-10 wks . SiamM. (blue 

Ml. Alao fluffy aobd white 

$60-$05 634-9336 

eo* 

•at Ford 

CSC OUT IMS'- 

** ooo i 

$12 

ESCORT IHM. 

a 

S?35 

•1200 or 

4T$-7t74 

ESCORT IMC L. n o d 

Son. automatic Mr. 47K miss naw 

Braa/kront struts, (3700. 437-1779 

fscon^t9j« 

»i7od 281-0171 

ESCORT 1M7H - OT. 70.000 m 

s.csksnl condition. graat transportation. 

13600 Darran 363^532 

ESCORT 1988H LX. 2 door hatch- 

mlrrors. AM-FM. do«n. 41.000 

. 83275 883-78*7 

ESCORT IMS - 2 door. whfta. «9ck. 

runs graat looks good. Man miss 

$1275/Baat 459-5703 or M4-7740 

ESCORT IMS GT Mac* axcaM 

condition. MUST SELL! Cak Bran. 

ESCORT 1M1 LX. DM* dmon 

$8600 459-3183 

NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY 19M. V6. 

4 door, good oondMon, many 

optlona Oak Park 887-4135 

TORNADO; 1987. 50,000 

enkaa LoadadN Excaksnt oondMon 

$8900 Csl. 449-2735 

TORONADO TM1 - Mack, rad MMRkr. 

24300 mkaa. daan $16,300 

478-4807 

GRANO AM 19M LE. 4 door, gray, 

M oon imMi M YKI nr h—1 nflat 

MuM sakl 979-7278 898-1556 

GRAND AM iMl LE - 4 door. rad. 

5.800 mkaa. many optlona. mmt 

condition M.900 456-9894 

GRANO PRIX 19M St maxkrun 

loadad. 37.000 mkaa. »»:akan oondMon 

$10,200 Aftar 8pm 484-7828 

1979 - 350. 

raar, raady to run Tn 

$5500 or baat oftar 

SUNBIRD 19M Uka m 

mkaa. Rortda car. $1575 

SUNBIRD. 1967. 4 door. 

Mr. Ms naw. 12.000 

UvonM QwysMr-Ptymouth 535-7804 

SUNWRO. Ml, Lt 2 door, automatic. 

Mr. Ot. enksa. 

UvonM ClwyMar-Plymouth 535-7804 

oftar Cak aftar 9pm 

PONTIAC 8000 1966 LE. aa Mt. 

onkaa, powar akndowa ft lock*, aary 

good condMon. 57 000 mkaa. 

95.300 or baM 453-93M 

397-0192 

COROLLA 19M « - automanc. Mr. 

powar staanng/brakaa. 30.000 

mkaa aakmg $4475 

Cak Martin Suzuki day*. 350-7701 

TERCEL. 1982 * 3 door haKjhback. 

THUNOERBIRO-1M7 VS. 

TAURUS 1M7 4 door, loadad. 

bMc*. siicslam oondMon 93 700 CAPRI 19M - CJIL—aim condMon 

Aftar 4pm. 737-7913 

474-6771 

VILLAGE FORO 

mkaa. Southam car $3435 

LOT 2 276-6700 

T-BIRO 1973-GokJ color. Iaa«har m- 

FOX HILLS 

tartor. ak poaar, naw aihauat. Na- 

Chrystar-Pfymoutri 

. M75 Cak 729-1924 •72 Lincoln 

456-9740 M1-3171 

TEMPO ISM - automatic. 4 door. CONTINENTAL 19*9 Signalura Al COUGAR 1963 LS - BMck. V-6. 

na» Iranarrnaaicni, graat aikilar car. Via toy* THarkum. Burgung^wsttH 

SM0 Aftar 6pm. 729-1240 ar. $1-1,50 

VILLAGE FORD 

TEMPO TSM. 

CONTINENTAL ISM Signature Sa- LOT 2 278-6700 

Imaoc. maBc. 5 59000 « M mkss. good condition. naa. M powar. 24.000 mkaa Only 

air, 92300 

S 17.900 

COUGAR 19M VS. load* i. aunroof. 

good condmon. 96000 m. good 

Unco oay tlraa/brakaa $4400OM 

TEMPO 

420-3173 

1M6. autc •mane, front 

453-2424 axt201 

mka* $3400 or baM ol Sir"533-4905 

TEMPO 

•11.500 or baat 537-3482 

MS GL - A utomatlc. Mr. 

naw angm a. naw brat laa ft banary. 

lownMaag m. $3800 464-8572 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 19M. 

tura Sartaa, sacalsnt conekt* COUGAR 19M. LS Load sd. 14.500 

TEMPO 1 >85 47.500 maa*. original maaa. noruM, $4,500 532- mka* Aaklng $11.900 

2-1SM 

421-3912 

CM mm., 5-7:30pm. 471-11M MARK V*. 19M. BB 

COUGAR 19M XR7. Mack/Mack 

dy Cue Mil 

TEMPO 7 M6 GL - utomanc. air. 

0a 

$13,300 

rm S10 000 

932-2 IM VILLAGE FORD 

MARK VI ISM LSC - only 14.000 ORAMO MARQUIS. 19M - Runs aa- 

LOT 2 278-6700 mkaa. Mia naw. $19,900 

cakant. loadad. 95.000 ml $3300 

Hlnaa Park Lincoln Marcury Daya 532-7065 Evws 721-9323 

TEMPO, 9M GL. air. automatic, 

453-2424 axl.201 

tut. enkaa. mora $3995 

GRANO MAROUIS. 1969 Luxury 

North Brot bars Ford 421-1378 MARK VI 1SM. MM condition, Sadan. 27.000 maaa Mta naw. now 

loadad. 43.000 mkaa on saoond an- banary ft bafts 

478-M14 

TEMPO 1$ 189 LX 4 do. or. automatic, gina. naw brakaa ft axnaual $3800 

29.000 ma. ss. loadad than* 

or bast oftar Aftar 5PM 535-6075 

GRANO MAROUIS 19M. 90.000 

Warrantyl M8M 

549-0282 

maaa. loadad UM naw $45M 

TOWN CAR 19M Slgnatura Sanaa, 

282-1164 

TEMPO. ISM $3200 good condi- moon rod. M oomputMHad Rad 

tion, Ak. srrv-tm. powar staartng/ burgundy. Mack rag top Escakant 

GRAND MAROUIS 1984 - 2 door, 

brakas. 49,000 mkaa 947-8792 

' 1.000. 420-2396 

loadad S3M5 

VILLAGE FORO 

THUNDER BIRO. 19M. TURBO TOWN CAR-ISM. Mint oonMon. LOT 2 278-6700 

Coupa - Black, moonrooi. naw tkaa. black, black doth, 2IK mkaa. duM 

naw transnksalon/cMch. Ml op- 

warranty. GRAND MAROUIS 1985 LS - 4 

tions Eacakantl $6 950 ,360-0709 

271-6559 door loadad $4496 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-6700 

1990 GEO 

GRANO MAROUIS IBM LS - tut 

PRIZM LSI 

powar, Ngh mkaa, but orky S34M 

Nic* dean car 

Sale Price '6900 

1988 BUICK 

REGAL 2 DOOR 

4 

SUNBIRD 1984 Bought m IMS 34 

$4 500 425-5783 

•ar cftarooM mtarior auparti condi- 

TOPA2 19M. IKIln condMon. 

tion RstksJ auto axacutNa's anaaa 

87» Plymouth 

must s scrrllca Days. 

toroaa aaM $3200 528-1919 TOYOTA 4 Runnar. 1M7 

422-2528 

ACCUMM8. TW1 praprare c 

lomaac. Mr. M. cnaaa. 7mi 

TOPAZ 9M LS. autom MIc. powar. ty 3 io CRooaa $8995 

am-tm tarao rsaaaws warranty. LNoMa ChryMar-Ptymouth 525-7804 

mora. $8< MOoroRtr 478-4836 

ZXJSS' 

884 Volkswagon 

CARkVELLE. T987. St automoOc. 

TRACER 1981 - Mr. fSllim. powar 

SUNBIRD-1988 SE, 2 door Mr au- 

DASHER 1979 - Skvar gray. »ary 

Mr. m. crulaa. 

kttla ruM. now lira* ft brakaa. am-tm 

staarmg. Mdt mkaa. but only $29*8 

$4250 

r ass an a sa. $750 Days 396-8680 

Hmai Par* Lmcotrv-Marcury 

824-8795 

UwonM OvyMa.-Ptymouth 525-7804 

Evaa 549-8113 

453-2434 axt.301 

SUNBIRD, 1991. LE. 3.1 V-6 auto- 

LASER 1990 RS Turbo, ak option*. 

TRACER 19M Station Wagon. 5 rn $17 900. SaM Prtca $11,995 

mna, fflw GTI, 1984. vary good Miapa, naa 

tlraa. maxpanatta transportation 

spaad. Mr. starso. 43.000 mkA as- 

10.000 actuM mkaa 

45S4I7I 

$2,000 krm 334-4405 

oakanl oondMon. $4400 348-4496 

FOX HILLS 152 Saturn 

JETTA. 1M1 - fluna graat. 5 apaad. 

875 Nissan 

Cnryalar Plymouth 

naw tlraa $800 427-8218 

456-8740 M1-S171 

SATURN 1M1 SL3 - bk»/graan aa- 

M8SAN 1997 Santra St. Mr. Iront 

frior, tan mMnor. powar loeks-^nnwwo 

aunroof aalra 

Air frulw"Con

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Thursday December 12. 1991 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. Inc 

1991 Suburban Communications Corporation

Page 2* 

GIFT GUIDE II 

3 » ] "i i » 1 i 

Thursday. December 12, 1991 

Say happy holiday with Michigan goodies 

By Janice Tiflar-Kramer 


WHAT BETTER way to say 

happy holidays to friends, 

relatives and employees 

than with a gift that's 

Michigan-made. This year, holiday 

gift-givers won't have to look far for 

gourmet food, ari anil nuvHtirs, all 

designed or made by Muhiganrters 

Don't miss Michigania Inc., 205 

Pierce St., Birmingham, for a gTand 

selection of art, food and giftwares 

representing the best Michigan has to 

offer. You'll find everything f-om 

American Spoon jam and plum and 

-eranberry -ketchup from Petoskey to 

Zender noodles and seasonings from 

Frankenmuth. said Nancy Tarr, store 

iridnagt-r. ' 

For gifts of arts and crafts, there's 

Detroit's Pewabic Pottery tiles starting 

at $25 (fairy tale series from $54) or 

plates and vases from $42. 

Always popular at holiday time are 

ornaments from Hope Glass, Hope, 

from $6.25-$l 1. Or choose from a 

selection of glassware from Boyer 

Glass, Harbor Springs. Buyer's 

decorative paperweights are $45-$50, 

ornaments, $18, vases, $50, and one-ofa-kind 

suncatchers, $32 and up._ 

There are also bronze and brass 

sculptures by Scott Nellei, Rapid City, 

Don Stiles figures made of Petoskey 

Blanket 

Stand 

Reg S 89.95 

$124 95 

1 

Jewelry 

Lingerie 

Chest 

s 359.95 

Reg $654.95 

MICHIGAN' 

jtflRt ZOLYNSKY'"a" pf>otogrsp»>e« 

Michigania Inc. in downtown Birmingham has a wide selection of food, home 

accessories and gifts all made by Michigan artists and businesses. From top left 

one of several Dale Anderson bird feeders, Stephenson. Americana Spoon ieliy. 

Petoskey. packaged with Otis Pottery. East Jordan; 'Michigan." a photo essay 

by Stan Osolinski. a handblown or.nament from Hope Glass. Hope. From bottom 

left, small t.ie and large fairy tale' trie from Pewabtc Tile, Detroit: 

perweight. Harbor Springs 

stone and pottery' from Freeland and 

Vesta burg. 

MICHIGANIA ALSO carries a 

PIE 

CRUST 

TABLE 

Reg 

$54.95 

Floor 

Globe 

>89.95 

Reg $134 95 

Reg $69 95 

• s 49 95 

Console 

Table 

w/'Mirror 

Console Reg S249 95 

'179.95 

Mirror Reg $99 95 

>69.95 

Classic Interiors 

20292 Middlebelt Rd (S. of 8 Mile) Uvonle 474-6900 

Mon., Thurs., Fft 930-9 p.m.; Tow., Wed. SaL 920-5:30 pm 

selection of books about Michigan and 

by many of the state's renowned 

authors. There are also gift baskets 

with Michigan products starting at 

$20. Boxed cards and notes by Gwen 

Frostic, Benzonia. are $3.50-$5. 

"People buy Michigan-made gifts 

because they love the state and want to 

promote it with a special gift. A lot of 

people want their gifts to be made at 

home," Tarr said. 

Try Basket Boutique, 24782 

Hathaway, Farmington Hills, for gift 

baskets heaped with gourmet foods 

and art products made in Michigan. 

Baskets start at $22. 

"Best of Michigan Baskets" mayinclude 

Mucky Duck mustard made in 

Sylvan Lake, al dehte pasta from 

Whitmore Lake, Clancy's hot sauce 

from Ann Arbor, Monica's Cookies 

from Kalamazoo arid gourmet pretzels 

from Bay City. There are also 

preserves, soap, mugs, fudge, peanuts, 

tea, barbecue sauce, relish, Vernor's 

and dozens of other products, all 

Michigan-made. 

Besides food, choose a basket with 

candles shapedjike birds, apples, 

hearts or flowers from Harmony 

Candle Co., Elsie. There's a copper 

maple leaf from Calumet, note pads 

from Dexter, aprons, totes and oven 

mitt maps of Michigan from Traverse 

City. Choose from 15 prepared baskets 

(even one for the health conscious) or 

visit Basket Boutique to select 

products for a custom basket. 

"So many people are proud of 

Michigan and want to send an 

assortment of the state's products to 

relatives or friends who've moved 

away," said Judy Thomas, owner. "We 

have a customer who comes in every 

year to select the products for her 

husband's basket. It gets larger eyery 

Christmas." 

Call Basket Boutique at 474-7788. 

YOU WON'T have far to go for 

placemat*. napkins, aprons and 

tailgate runners appliqued with local 

college logos. 

Ruth Huber of Troy started 

Coordinated Products 25 years ago 

when she needed a job but wanted to 

sla> home with the kids. Today, her 

products are sold nationwide. Besides 

t/nHcgr i"go product*, Huht-r , oldest 

Bloomfield and Aiesha Ockerman. 6. of Garden C;tv can only imagvie what * 

inside their holiday gifts. Lauren's cream colored holiday dress by Sugar and 

Spice is tulle and satin The bodice is trimmed with satinrosettes and beads 

The dress includes a full longer skirt and pour sleeves Available in sizes 4 *>X 

($r,00i. Aiesha wears a tissue taffeta party dress in dove gray with a black 

velvet ruffled neckline. Taffeta bows accent the waist and velvet trims the 

pouf sleeves i$1751 By Francoise Bouthillier in size 4-14 Matching swing 

cape available in black velvet with taffeta lining

Page 4* GIFT GUIDE II Thursday. December 12, 1991 

Ideas to satisfy finicky kids 11-14 

This is Spider, a battery-operated robot that uses an infrared beam to detect an 

object m its path and move around ft. Older children and adults can create 

Spider with a kit from MOVIT 

SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER 

Even Santa needs a little boost sometimes. If you 

can use a little help getting in and out ot chairs, why 

not ask Santa for a Lift Chair from Guardian Medical 

Supply! This Holiday Season should be an "Up-Lifting" 

experience, regardless of whether you've been naughty or nice! 

Available in b Colors 

24 Hour Service 

LIFT 

CHAIR 

Rent To Own 

BATH TUB 

v RAAL 

With Purchase Of 

Lift Chair 

• Free Delivery 

GUARDIAN MEDICAL SUPPLY 

"Your Home Health Care Professionals" 

Call 1-800-852-9779 

or 729-1100 

6511 N. Wayne Rd. (In Westland Pla/a) 

Westland 

Hours: M,T,W,F 9-5; Th. 10-7; Closi-d Sal 

UROtOGfCAL PRODUCTS • BATHRCSOM SAFETY PRODUCTS 

By Cathleen Collins Lee 


THERE IS a simple, wooden 

African drum — and a do-ityourself 

robot with sound and 

pressure sensors. There are 

wooden chess sets — and an electronic 

geography game. 

Those are just some of your choices, 

both new and traditional, when you 

shop area specialty toy shops for the 

linicky 11- to 14-year-old on your 

holiday gift list. 

Let's start with the stuff that whirrs 

and buzzes. One of the big educational 

toys this year is Geo Safari (about 

$100). an electronic geography game for 

one or two players that tests knowledge 

of major countries and cities. 

Additional packets cover science, 

currency and other subjects. 

"Tin 1 kids like playing it;" said 

Shelley Littman, owner of Adventures 

in Toys in Birmingham. "And they're 

telling their mothers it's cool. There 

aren't many educational toys they say 

that about." 

Kids might well say the same thing 

alK>ut MOVIT electronic robot kits. 

Ranging in price from $36-100, the kits 

allow kids to actually build a robot 

drawn on paper or moves around 

obstacles. The circuit board is already 

wired; kids put together the rest. 

S V J J CHERRY I OAK 

FURNITURE 

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With 2-12 Aproned Leaves & Four 

Bow Back Chairs 

on your solid oak treasures will 

stand up to 

• Nail Polish Remover • Alcohol 

• Lacauer Thinner • Citric Acid 

• Ammonia • ink and much more' 

S Piece 

Set 

On Sate Whine Supplies lasr 

32104 Plymouth Rd 

Livonia 

421-6070 

112 E Michigan Ave 

Clinton 

|517) 4S6-744S 

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124 N LatayeHe 

South Lyon 

437-1590 

HOURS DAILY TO 9 SUN 12 5 

WHEN IT comes to board games, 

it's hard to beat Ravensburger, a 

German company that sells some of 

the most attractive looking games on 

the market. Their games for older kids 

include Master Labyrinth ($34). in 

which kids move through a shifting 

maze to get the secret ingredients to 

become a master magician, and 

Journey Through Europe ($32). which 

requires strategy' and logic. 

Ari.sloplay. based in Ann Arbor. h1SO~ 

has innovative and atteaetive- 

educational games. Made For Trade 

($20), ages 7 to adult, brings kids back 

to colonial America; By Jove ($20) 

introduces them to Greek mythology. 

Sue Kearns, co-owner of The 

Rainbow Shop in Plymouth, says most 

kids enjoy a series called I.Q. Games. 

Costing $9.95 a piece, the games test 

kids' and adults' knowledge of 

dinosaurs. wiid animals, l.i S history,— 

world geography and famous places.. 


Wrap up 

heirloom 

as a gift 

By Janice Tigar-Kramer 


A BRASS or iron bed frame isn't 

easy to wrap, but it's a gift 

/ % that lasts for generations, says 

Rob Kessell, owner of Brass Ar 

Iron Bed, a new store in downtown 

Plymouth socializing in custom bed 

frames. 

"This isn't a typical holiday gift. It's 

actually like, giving an heirloom," 

.'Kessell said. 

Brass ami iron beds (including 

frame, headboard and footboard I are 

handmade by Brass Beds of 

Richmond. Va„ and sold in Michigan 

exclusively at the Plymouth store. 

Each includes an engraved family 

nameplate. 

Besides hand-polished brass anil 

iron, you'll find about a dozen custom 

painted finishes applied over iron 

black onyx look and marblized finishes 

in several colors. Thefe are 50 bed 

styles to choose from 

Kessell describes the one-of-a kind- 

Ik-ds as " the real McCoy like the 

ones in Grandma's house." 

Each bed. guaranteed to last two 

n--r.it ion-, is made to order and buiIt 

wifli do>.eiad rail construction holding 

the head and foutlxiard together like 

they originally were in the 1800s 

Iron beds start at $495 for twin size 

and $560 for brass. 

Besides beds, Kessell carries wood 

lied trays, iron night tables, lamps, 

comforters, quilts and even 

nightshirts. 

Thursday, December 12. 1991 GIFT GUIDE ll Page 5 * 

Handmade crafts can make nice gifts 

By Janice Tigar-Kramer 


IOOKING FOR an out-of the 

ordinary gift for a special 

J someone on your holiday list"' 

Consider a handmade item 

trom one of many local crafters: 

• STICK-AROUNDS 

It took mo Farmington Hill.- moms 

VA. 11 h -ix kids hetween them to come up 

with Mil k-Arounds. a de.-ign-your-own 

st icker kit for children ages 3 and up. 

Susan Dovilz and Randee Bloom 

developed Stick Arounds (a great 

stocking stufferl. which includes two 

pages of stickers ready to color, cut, 

peel and stick any which way on two 

illustrations included in the package. 

Five versions of Stick-Arounds include 

basic shapes, animal shapes, beach 

' rlh I Kurt M.'lid-n himr- Ixypnninit 

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Page 6 * GIFT GUIDE II Thursday. December'12. 1991 

Turn handiwork into gifts 


exciting look. Call Hand Smocked 

Items at 626 1239 or 652-6366. 

• J&J COUNTRY BUMPKINS 

After going to arts and crafts shows 

for years as spectators, Judy Rizzo and 

Jeanne Stone said. "We can do this, 

too." And they did. 

Two years ago, the Livonia womer. 

began selling lian dpainted, wood cut 

outs of 

country art under the name J&J 

Country Bumpkins. 

Colorful wood figures, from one- to 

14-inches high, include rabbits, cows, 

pigs. Santas, pilgrims and even kids 

with yarn hair. Figures are $2-$16. 

Framed country art done in ink and 

acrylic are painted on canvas, 

watercolor paper, brown wrap and 

slait- Some include whimsical, hand 

written slogans printed beneath the 

picture, like the one on a painting of 

Two cats: "The only self-cleaning thing 

in this house is the cat." 

Framed art in three sizes sells for 

$10-$35. 

"The best part of our work is that 

we're doing what we like to do without 

leaving the house," Rizzo said. Call 

J&J Country- Bumpkins at 525-4581 or 

421-1968. 

• ANON-A-MOUSE 

" Paul and Sue Screws of Anon-a- 

Nlouse design holiday ornaments to 

display year-round. 

Sue Screws started making handshaped 

ornaments of low fire clay jost 

four years ago. She shapes, paints and 

dips while Paul bakes sculptures in a 

moderate oven. 

You'll find four-inch storybook 

character ornaments finished to a high 

gloss for $10-$17 and a variety of 

Christmas ornaments for $12 — Santa, 

the Chimney Sweep, Christmas Mouse 

and more. A large Father Christmas in 

a matte finish is $15. There's no charge 

for personalization. 

Besides colorful ornaments, the Troy 

couple makes a large advent calendar 

on an oak board with an applique tree 

and 25 miniature ornaments. The 

calendar, measuring 15 by 19 inches, is 

$143. Call Anon-a-Mouse al 524-1335. 

• BITS 'N PIECES 

As children, Mary and Cathy Adams 

decorated Valentines with pieces of 

jewelry, then displayed them on the 

bedroom wall. Some of the smaller 

cards were so attractive, the sisters 

considered wearing them as jewelry. 

Today, they do. 

Five years ago, Mary, of 

Birmingham, and Cathy, of Royal Oak, 

started makin- unique jewelry 

combining pictures, postcards and 

business cards with vintage jewelry 

under the name bits 'n pieces. 

A pin made from sections of old 

postcards or matchbook covers is 

decorated with beads or charms that 

relate to the card's theme. The pin is 

glazed for durability and backs are 

covered in a clear film to show the 

card's message or postmark. They sell 

for $l5-$45. 

Pins made from business cards are 

personalized with charms that relate to 

the occupation — a money bag for a 

banker or glasses for an optometrist. 

They sell for $35. 

Preserve a memory with a pin 

designed from a favorite photo. Old 

wedding.photos and baby pictures are 

decorated with faux jewels and 

protected with a clear cover Photo pins 

are $25. 

You'll also find pins and earrings 

deigned from antique beads, button*— 

pieces at 540-4206. 

• FUR EVERYONE INC. 

When Suzanne Kurtz and Susan 

Katz started their novelty fur 

company, they wanted to make 

something for everyone. Fur Everyone, 

Inc., a company that started last year, 

does just that. 

Working mostly from theiFhomes, 

Kuri/. of Fanniimtun riiiiiigton Hills, Mills, and ami Kat. Kat/.. 

of Cleveland, design and make over 

three dozen novelty fur items of mink, 

fox and beaver.. 

Pins with fox trim circling a 

Victorian face sell for $14.95, fur 

trimmed perfume bottles are $19.95 

and mink headbands are $79.95. 

You'll also find mink earmuffs, mink 

teddy bears, fur trimmed golf 

accessories, garters, checkbook covers, 

pillows and bow ties. Most items are 

priced $5-$80. Call Fur Everyone, Inc. 

at (2161 295-2289 or write P.O. Box 168, 

Franklin, Ml 48025. 

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Thursday. December 12, 1991 GIFT GUIDE II Page 7 * 

Sharpen your image when gift giving 

By H«t«n Diane Vincent 


WHEN YOUR gift list looks 

the same year after year — 

and even you become bored 

with it — then it's time to 

venture into The Somerset Collection 

(formerly Somerset Mall) or Twelve 

Oaks Mall, where you'll find a Sharper 

Image store. 

Nowhere else, it seems, will you find 

such a w ide assortment of unusual, yet 

well-designed items for recreation, 

travel, relaxation or fitness. 

As Pattie Roschek, manager of the ' 

Sharper Image at Somerset contends. 

"Although we keep many items from 

year to year, we are also changing our 

line constantly in both our catalogues 

and retail operations to be on the 

cutting edge of quality items that are 

unique. 

Thinking ot how you might delight" 

and surprise the grandfather in the 

family who always expects to get a 

conservative shirt and tie, your eye is 

' drawn to the American Pinball 

machine w ith its authentic 1954 colors 

and graphics. There's never a lack of 

youngsters around the machine on 

display in the store, so you figure that 

not only will grandfather have fun with 

it when no one's looking, but he'll be 

amused playing the game with his 

grandchildren. The miniaturized 

pinball costs $99.95. 

BILL HANSEN 

This parrot-like toucan at Sharper 

image is sewn ot soft, cuddly plush 

(S99 95) 

NEXT ON the list is the mother 

who may need a reminder that she's as 

sexy and glamourous as the day she 

was married. Instead of a sensible and 

predictable gift, impress her with a 

black bejewelled sweater, its design 

based on a collage by Soho artist 

Winnie Borg. Each limited-edition fine 

art sweater is priced at $299.95 and 

bears the artist's signature. If that 

doesn't fit your budget, then the hlack 

lace body stocking from Guy Laroche 

WE DELIVER THE BEST 

IN ENTERTAINMENT 

Moo . Thurs . Fri 9-9 

Tues . Wed Sat 9-6 

Sun Noon -5pm 

SEE OVER 25 

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 

AND WALL SYSTEMS 

ON DISPLAY 

NOW ON SALE!! 

CUSTOM SIZES AVAILABLE 

ttfw.C. F'uwd" fuwlwui 

Fine Traditional and Country Furni*hmfl» 

WAYNE 

Michigan 

of Paris certainly will. It's $49.95. 

The children on your list who might 

yawn at the thought of receiving just 

another toy could be engrossed by the 

GeoSafari electronic game that makes 

map lessons easy to understand while 

being challenged and entertained. 

The ma_p lessons ask hundreds of 

questions of the players about states, 

countries, capital cities, continents 

and even the solar system. The built-in 

romputer keeps score, signals correct 

anil incorrect answers, mujiically.'and 

supplies the answer if you're stumped. 

GeoSafari cbsts $99.95. The thought of 

a child getting smarter while playing a 

game is" very appealing — which might 

account for the fact GeoSafari is a 

winner of the 1989 Parents Choice 

Gold Award. 

FOR THAT overly serious oldej 

himher »p -ir.tff who f*»l wi. 

resjMinsible for everyone in the family, 

the parrot-like toucan sewn of soft, 

cuddly plush will surely elicit a smile. 

This exotic species, with the help of 

four AA batteries, repeats anything you 

ha\e to say. And as he talki. his wings 

flap anil his l>eak moves. The talking 

toucan, perched on a stand, is 18 

inches long with a 17-inch wingspan 

It > priced at $99.95. 

Worriers or stressed-out relatives on 

your list might also appreciate China's 

700-vear old antidote to stress. Since 

LIST 

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WITH EQUIPMENT 

7' 7 /a" OVERSIZEO 

SLATE 

8 ' 1 " OVERSIZED 

SLATE 

the Ming Dynasty, the Chinese have 

relaxed and meditated by rolling 

smooth metal balls in their hands. 

Now, the Sharper Image is packaging a 

set of two, beautifully o lamented 

enamel balls in a wooden box covered 

with red silk brocade for $24.95. These 

balls ring with a mysterious inner 

chime when handled and look elegant 

when left anywhere around the house. 

Your list i; n't -xhausted until the 

husband — even if it's vou — receives 

the gift that'* out of the ordinary . 

Sharper Image has many choices for 

men of all ages and interests, but the 

most unexj>ected might be the 

telephone integrated into a scale model 

oflhe Kawasaki motorcycle. A flashing 

headlight and beep-beep horn . 

announce your calls. Only a cord 

n veals this accurate model is actually 

a telephone that has tone/pulse dialing 

and la>t number redialing, among 

other features. It's $59.95. 

There's a lot more at the Sharper 

Image for all the others on your list, 

from the practical Lightmaster that 

activates lights the moment infrared 

sensors detect body heat, to the zany 

version of an alarm clock in the shape 

of a chicken wearing sunglasses who 

clucks," "Wow-w-w! Yea-a-h! Hey. 

baby, wake up Come and dance with 

me. Wow-w-w! Yea-a-h!" when the 

alarrrri* activated. This cool bedside 

bird is $64.95. 

GAME ROOM SALE 

FREE CHRISTMAS LAYAWAYS 

POOL TABLES 

The Saturn 

50% 

RECOVERING 

AIR HOCKEY 

3 In 1 Tables 

' Licensed by 

Brunswick 

^ Discount 

Prices 

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the-clock wear. Left to right. Fossil's spori watch with siiver-tone-rimmed face 

and gold-tone Roman numerals ($50). the blue opal face with Roman num 

erals on a gold-tone case, a black leather band ($60) or the faceted crystal 

skeleton face and brown band ($55) . Judith Jack's dainty watch with marcasite 

and quartz movement available with black or brown band ($138) At 

Jacobsons 

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Extended Christmas Hours Starting 11-29-91 

Mon.-Sat. 10-8 • Sun. 12-5 

620 Starkweather • Plymouth 

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Pet Supermarket 

Premium Pet Food & Supplies 

— Discount Prices — 

...gift ideas 

Toys -.Aquariums 

Collars • Bird Cages 

Leashes • Beds 

Sweaters 

Books 

• Wild Bird Feeders 

• Cat Furniture 

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Other interesting games on the 

market: Song Burst ($28) by Hersch 

and Company, requires kids to 

complete lyrics to songs from the '50s 

and .',60s. Hero Quest ($25) from Milton 

B.radXey is a dungeons and dragons 

type game with a dramatic-looking, 

thre*-4imensional board. 

MARGIE MELLON, co-owner of 

M arm el (lifts and TOY- in Farmington 

•HtHs. says young people- of this ago — 

••till enjoy personalized gifts. For what 

is usually a small fee, Marine! will 

personalize kaboodles, bulletin boards, 

photo albums and even stationary . 

Other interesting items at Marmel: 

plastic or fabric cassette cases and CD 

holders

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PEWABIC POTTERY 

HOLIDAY INVITATIONAL 

Artists' Work in Clay for Holiday Giving 

including Pewabtc's own gift tile, vessels & ornaments 

November 16- January 18 

Extended Hobday Hour*: M-W 10-6. Th 10-8. Fn 3l S«t 10-6. Sue 12-5 

Ckned Thuskupving. Qmrtmu A. NewYeari D«y • After l u 1. Gallery Hours Tues - Sm 10-6 

Safe. Guarded Parking 

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Christmas Magic | 

Come see our fantastic collection 

of holiday gifts & collectibles. 

Including Snow Villages & Snow 

Babies by Dept. 56. 

Also see our trees, wreaths, 

garlands & lights. Many items 

^ 20% OFF or more! 

Westside North jj 

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ids 12 

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LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT GIFT? 

Treat the mo\ie lovers on your list to a 

S5 or S10 Gift Certificate Book! Each 

one contains coupons good for 5 or 10 

FREE admissions to any show! They 

make great stocking still lei's and uiii v 

and are available now at the lx>.\ office 

or call 476-8800 for more information. 

*W\ 

Check bookshelfs 

for children's gifts 

IN ADDITION to all the wonderful 

children's classics, and the everpopular 

Judy Blume/Beverly 

Cleary/Waldo/Carl/Dr. Seuss 

books, there are, of course, bounteous 

quantities of spanking-new children's 

books available for holiday giving each 

year. 

Below is a lislofjust a few of the 

brand-new titles that can make the 

season brighter for those special kids 

on vour list this time around: 

• "Christmas Always," Peter 

Catalanotto (Orchard, $14.95). This is 

a unique Christmas story; not only 

does Santa Claus play a part, but the 

Sandman, the Tooth Fairy and old 

Jack Frost make appearances, too. It 

all begins when Katie, sent to bed on 

Christmas Eve. poshes loose a tooth as 

she tries to fall asleep and loses it in 

the darkness. When she climbs out of 

bed to search for it on the bedroom 

floor, what, to her wondering eyes, 

should appear but the Sandman, 

hiding right there beneath her bed! One 

thing leads to another and Katie 

experiences a memorable Christmas 

Eve indeed. Catalanotto's illustrations 

shimmer and shine like the merriest of 

Christmases. This is a story to read 

again and again. Ages 3-6. 

• "Ladies and Jellybeans," Candice 

F. Random (Bradbury, $12.95). It's 

1959 and timid Wendy is about to 

begin the third grade, definitely with 

mixed feelings. Her best friend has 

moved away, her new teacher doesn't 

seem lo measure up to last year's and 

her family's financial situation is 

troubled. Besides that, she hates air 

raid drills (it's Cold WaT time) and 

dreads the polio vaccinations she has 

t< submit to at school. But what's 

really, really bad is that she'll nevert 

just never, learn cursive writing! 

Though the times have changed, young 

reader- will still identify readily with 

Wendy's concerns about having to face 

unfamiliar difficulties when you're 8 

year* old. Mostly, though, it's 

Ransom's well-wrought characters that 

uili make this such a highly appealing 

novel for youngsters 7-10. 

• "Quiver River." David Carkeet 

(J larperCollin>/Geringer, $14.95). For 

book 

break 

Victoria 

Diaz 

the older child (12 plus), this is a 

mystery; comic novel and a heartfelt 

story that deals with the age-old 

question of what "manhood" really 

means. Ricky and friend, Nate, spend 

the summer before they enter 12th 

grade, working as maintenance "men" 

around Quiver Lake. As with most 

12th graders, sex is a matter of the 

utmost importance and the 

conversations that revolve around it 

here, while sensitively depicted, are 

also often very funny. This book deals 

with other matters important to teens, 

too, always in a warmhearted — but 

never condescending — fashion. A 

subplot focusing on a mysterious event 

within a local Indian tribe adds depth 

and excitement. 

• "Monkey Island," Paula Fox 

(Orchard, $14.95). No, this is not an 

exotic tale set in an exotic, faraway 

place. In general, it's about the 

homeless in our American cities; in 

particular, it's about one member of 

that group, 11-year-old Clay Canity. 

Deserted by his jobless father. Clay 

wakes up one day at the welfare hotel 

where he and his pregnant mother have 

been staying to find that she has 

disappeared, also. He embarks on a 

desperate search for her, befriending 

two "street people" at a homeless 

encampment, falling ill, moving into a 

foster home, and finally reuniting with 

his mother. Fox never resorts to 

sermonizing, and there is not a 

smidgen of sticky .sentimentality or a 

hint of politics in this entire book. But 

anyone no matter their age — who 

reads t hi> f-emarkable, moving story 

w ill never look at the homeless in quite 

the same way again. Ages 10 plus. 

Victoria Diaz of Livonia tracks the 

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Gilts for the gourmet in your life Cook healthy, cook quick with the six-quart 

pressure cooker by Outsmart ($199 95) Comes with a cookbook or choose 

Joys of Pressure Cooking'' ($16 95) for your chef At.Kitchen Glamor. 

West Bloomfield. Redford. Rochesfer. Novi 

H 

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HAPPENINGS 

A 

SAMPLING of what's happening this holiday season 

• DEC. 13-15 _ , 

Detroit Concert Choir presents " Hodie," a Christmas concert featuring seasonal 

music with brass and voice compositions at 8 p.m at DunsScotus t hapel, 20000 

W 9 Mile, Southfield. Tickets $10 at the door. Children and seniors $6. Advance 

tickets $8 by calling 882-0118. t . t . . 

Friday-Sunday — The Ford Chorus Christmas ( oncert begins at t^pm Friday. 

3 and8"p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Ticket information: 594 1.11. 

Saturday - Children make MX gifts " fur ' fannK ' .n mtwrs at ^ the harm^RÛ " 

Farmington Hills Community Center's annual Create A-Gift. 9:30 a.m. or 1 p.m 

$15 per child. Reservations: 477 8404. 

Fiegel Elementary School. 39750 Joy Road. Plymouth, presents hanta .Secret 

Shop from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The day includes a visit from Santa, Christmas 

shopping, bake sale, create a cookie and children s crafts. For information. 39-- 

0622 or 397-1125. « * „ , j i r. 

Livonia Symphony Orchestra presents a Merry Old* England \V assail Dinner 

Feast at 7 p.m. in the Madonna University dining hall. Levan and School cratt . $30 

per person. Reservations: 591 5044. Cash bar. limited seating. 

# Sunday 5 Farmington/Farmington Hills Community Center presents a holiday 

performance by-the Voyager Puppet Theater. Show includes animated stones for 

children from the toy box. 2 p.m. $4 per person. $15 per family. Reservations: 4-. . 

8084. • 

Galliard Brass Ensemble of Ann Arbor is featured in a holiday concert at 3 M 

p m in the O'Leary Performing Arts Center. Garden City High School. 6500 

Middlebelt Road, Garden City Adult tickets $10. student-- and seniors $. 

Proceeds Iwnefit Northwestern Communitv Service 

* DEC 20 

Friday Erqov a holiday dinner and entertammentinthe tradition of 

Victorian England at the Farmington/Farmmgton Hills C ommunity enter 

p m $20 per person. Reservat on.c 4 . < 84(M 

Thursday. December 12, 1991 GIFT G'JLDE 

Specializing in 

Fresh and Silk 

Holiday Arrangements 

and 

Gifts for the Home 

or 

Business 

Wreaths 

and 

Trims 

In So Many 

Ways... 

Large Selection of 

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CUSTOM 

FRUIT BASKETS 

s 25 to s 150 

Made with Extra Fancy 

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GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 

x 

= Whirlpool Suites 

HBOShowtime 

= Tapes, VCRs, 

Pay-Per-View 

Available 

== Exercise Facilities 

Set of comedy and tragedy tiles ($120) from Pewabic Pottery, Detroit 

Ppwahip a r.prarmr prlurat.nri rorlpr anr! m i l i u m , ic; !hf» nlrtp^l art pfiltPry 

manufacturer in continuous ooeration in the United States Al Detroii institute 

of Arts Museum Shops, Twelve Oaks Mall, Novt, and in the Detroit Cuitura 

Center. Woodward at Kirby 

= Near Major Shopping Malls The reversible swing coat combines 

silk with the durability of fur The 

& Room Service 

2 GREAT LOCATIONS: 

Livonia - Middlebelt and 1-96 

29235 Buckingham Ave. • Livonia. MI • Phone (313) 458-7111 

Utica - M-53 and M-59 

11401 Hall Road • Utica. MI • Phone (313) 739-7111 

Christmas Gifts 

that Twinkle Bright 

We want to make Christmas Shopping as easy as possible—and 

with our guarantee of satisfaction, it is. Select a 

beautiful gift of jewelry with absolute confidence! 

481 Ann Arbor Trail • Plymouth • 455-3030 

Between Ulley and Main 

Lilt tided Holiday 

Hours 

Jaclyn Smith adds a new jewelry 

line to her signature holiday collections 

exclusively at Kman Shown 

are rh-nestone earrings selling tor 

$13 99 "The sweater, in soft pastel 

shades with pearl embellishments, 

comes in sizes S-M-L and sells for 

S36 99 

outside is quilted silk tapestry. The 

inside is luxurious sheared beaver 

— or reverse it to suit the occasion 

Wrap yourself in Oscar de la Renta's 

versatile coat with sheared 

beaver shawl collar and full cuffs. At 

Dittrich's, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit 

CHARLES BUSH 

Be a Smart Cookie... 

...treat yourself to fresh baked goodies 

without setting foot in your kitchen! 

Follow your nose to our 

bakery and your resistance 

will crumble. 

Choose: 

• Sweet Rolls • Coffee Cakes 

• Bread • Cookies • Tories 

• Angel Wings • Donuts 

• Pumpkin, Mincemeat and 

Strawberry Cream Pies 

• Specialty Decorated 

G.M. PARIS BAKERY 

28418 JOY ROAD • LIVONIA 

(B*4wMn MMdkteN A Inkster) 

425-2060 

Hon TUES thnj THURS 7 am-7 pm • WW SAT , SUN Sam -6 pm 

Holiday Cakes 

• MMMG'ON lOOHO. 

KOWALSKi 

OTU A IHOT 

Momma's recipe box 

rich in vintage treats 

E 

VERYONE SHOULD have one 

It can be wooden or maybe 

lucite Mine has "El 

taste buds 

Producto" emblazoned upon /ti 

It must be kept in a secure location, 

preferably in the rear of a china cabinet 

or hutch, guarded by 50th anniversary 

plates or ashtrays made by 

kindergarteners. It comes out only for 

special occasion 

I'm talking ahout a recipe box Xut 

just any old recipe box, but in 

particular, momma's. The l>ox loaded 

with yellowing scraps of paper, many 

with the original food spills from 

yesteryear. 

Momma has two recipe boxes. 

There's the one she keeps on the 

kitchen counter with recipes she makes 

monthly like Aunt Phyllis' barbecued 

beef and her "always requested at 

family birthdays" homemade German 

Chocolate Cake. . - 

But the other box is like a sacred 

vault Filled with recipes learned from 

Grandma Ix»ry and Grandma -Janes 

This box is filled with recipes dubbed 

"Sliders," "Pumpkin Praline Pie" and 

even an ominou-- one simply entitled 

"Muskrat/' 

FROM THE treasured wooden box,^ 

secreted away from momrna's-cabinet 

while she and dad were in Vegas: 

BAKER'S GERMAN CHOCOLATE 

CAKE 

4 oz. Bakers Sweet Chocolate 

Va cup boiling water 

2 cups cake flour 

¥« teaspoon baking soda 

V« teaspoon salt 

% cup butter or margarine 

1 'A cups sugar 

3 egg yolks 

V« teaspoon vanilla 

V« cup buttermilk 

3 egg whites, stiffly beaten 

coconut-pecan frosting (recipe 

follows) _ 

Melt chocolate in boiling water, 

('.ml. Sift Hour with baking soda and 

salt. Cream butter Gradually l«-at in 

sugar and continue l>ealing until light 

and llufly. Add egg yolk.-, mie m a tuTu 

heating after each. Blend in vanilla 

anil chocolate; mix until blended. Add 

chef Larry 

Janes 

flour mixture alternately with 

buttermilk, beating after each addition 

until smooth. Gently fold in egg whites. 

Pour into two nine-inch pans lined 

on bottoms with paper. Bake at 350 

degrees for about 30 minutes or until 

cake springs back lightly when pressed 

in the center. Cool in pans 15 minutes. 

Remove from pans and finish cooling 

on cake racks. Spread coconut pecan 

frosting between layers and over top of 

cake. Garnish with more pecans, if 

desired. 

COCONUT PECAN FROSTING 

1 can (5.33 oz.) evaporated milk 

% Cup sugar 

2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 

Vb cup butter or margarine 

teaspoon vanilla 

1 cup coconut 

V3 cups chopped pecans 

Combine evaporated milk w ith 

sugar, egg yolks, butter and vanilla in a 

saucepan. Mix well. Cook and stir 

constantly over medium heat until 

mixture thickens, about 10 minutes 

Remove from heat; add coconut and 

pecans Beat until cool and of 

spreading consistency Makes about 2 

MOMMA'S FAMOUS 

CHOCOLATE 

STUFFED DATES 

'/i cup semi sweet real chocolate 

chips 

Va cup w hole blanched almonds 

I package (8 oz.) whole pitted dates 

sugar 

Melt chocolate chips in top of a 

double boiler over hot. not Ixiiling 

water. One at a time, drop almohds 

into chocolate, turning to coat. 

Remove to waxed paper lined cookie 

sheet Allow chocolate to harden 

1refrigeration speeds process). Stuff 

d.iu-s with coated flhnund*. — 

-ugar and keep in a tightly closed 

container until ready to Serve 

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BILL BRESLER/sia« p*otogra(tf»w 

Artist Tom Clark creates cortectibie gnomes from pecan shell resin. Naismith 

ioms his friends Siarr and Dunk m a game of basketball The artist gives the 

wood-l'ke cna-acters a mood ana a history by including a short story with 

eacn figure Co'PS o'ter are used in the sculpture as symbols of the characters 

he'itage Naismitn. $40. basket $30. and Slam Dunk. $60 Ai Copper 

Cricket. Westland 

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with the Limited hditum 

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Holiday 

Gift ideas 

• Candy • Books 

• Cosmetics • Plants 

Massage Oils • Candles 

• Gift Certificates 

VISIT 1 " 

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Sample the newest in giftware j Newest in gifts spotlighted 

By Janica Tigar-Kramer 


HOME ACCESSORIES. 

collectibles and knicknacks 

you won't mind dusting 

make thoughtful holiday 

gifts the entire family will enjoy yearround. 

And this year, in spite of a sluggish 

economy, there's no end to the crop of 

family handsome room, accessories, play room unusual and every place 

in-between. 

The latest giftware — some fun. 

some sophisticated — was introduced 

to retail store buyers at the Michigan 

A.-.-ociation of Gift Salesmen (MAGS) 

in downtown Northvilie last January , 

about the time consumers were buying 

up leftover gift wrap al after-holiday 

sales. 

"By September, store buyers have 

ordered the last of their holiday 

inventory." said -Jim Miljs, president 

of MAGS, a wholesale buying cent'-r 

that houses 89 gift and accessory 

showrooms. 

Strictly off limits to the public. 

MAGS carries the merchandise of close 

to ,'i.(hn i pit makers worldw ide anil is 

Michigan's only permanent gift mart. 

THIS YEAR, buyers may notice 

that some eil't items are hard to find in 

PLYMOUTH 

j YARD 

Hobbies & Gifts 

1 

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^specializingjw 

model trains 

A Gift For The Family That Will Last Generations 

BILL HANSEN 

Siivesu s Dakota collection, msp red by the Southwest, nature ar.d native Amen 

can art. netudes classic pieces made of copper, bronze, hammered aluminum 

and ciay T ne collection ol native Americanaristry sells tor S25-S 180 

small specialty stores', which in past 

years-had healthy holiday inventories. 

Thai > because many small retailers" 

delayed their holiday buying in the 

uncertain economy, allowing larger 

stores to buy up supplies of some gift's 

and collectibles trom manufacturers 

earlv on. said Mills. 

FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE 

We Stock The Complete Line Of Lionel Trains & Accessories 

THE BIG TRAIN - FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE 

WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED LGB TRAIN STOP 

Ask About the 5 Year Warranty Only Offered 

By Authorized L G B Train Stops 

MODEL TRAINS IN ALL SCALES 

Z. N. HO S 027. O. G STANDARD GAUGE 

COMPLETE STARTER SETS AND ALL ACCESSORIES 

BEST SELELCTION KNOWLEDGEABLE SERVICE 

SUN Y U 1 3 455-4455 HOUDAY HOURS 

904 STARKWEATHER. PLYMOUTH 

LOCATED IN THE JHlSTOfllC PLYMOUTH FREIGHT HOUSE 

% 

"If you find what you're looking for. 

buv early You may niit find ii again in 

aiiot her store." he >aid. 

What you'll find in the marketplace 

this year is classic arid sophisticated 

giftware like Silveslri's over-sized, 

ctackle-glassvases. With or without 

cut or dried flowers, thev reflect and 

play with natural light, adding sparkle 

and interest to any room or corner 

space. Clear vases in classic shapes, 12 

lo 25 inches high, sell for $125-$300. 

" An unusual home accessory makes 

a great holiday gift because it's 

something people probably hesitate to 

tjuy for themselves," said lêza Gjonaj, 

ow ner of Goldsmith Gallery in 

Northvilie. "Most accessories are used 

war-round, too." 

Siiwtr;'' Return to the CI a? 

accessories in handsome woods like 

mahogany and burl vender. The group 

includes small wood display cabinets, 

mirrors, decorative sun dials and 

accessory book-boxes especially 

designed for eclectic interiors. The 

collection sells for $44 $135. 

The < "lassies collection and crackle 

glass \ases are sold at .Jacobsen s 

Flowers in Birmingham, Goldsmith 

Gallery in Northvilie and Aventura in 

Plymouth. 

HARD TO.believe, but nothing 

imitates the look of fine crystal like 

Hu lie desk accessories, picture frames, 

magazine stands arid serv ing pieces by 

(irainware 

Sparkling, cry stal clear acrylic 

pieces created by designers like 

Pauline Trigere and Hubert Giwnchy 

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iH'KN \1rary interiors. Grainware 

Incite is available at Slades in 

Southfield, The Gift Market in 

Ri>chester and all .Jacobson's stores. 

Prices start at $25. 

For a more casual look, consider 

Silveslri's Dakota.collection, a group of 

h.«nd~ome accessories inspired by the 

Southwest, nature and native 

The collection include.*— 

Indian-look vases Conner mirror-., 

Indian trays and hammered aluminum 

picture frames. Pieces sell for $25-$180 

at How Bazaar. Livonia. 

To accent a vanity or dresser, ' 

Silvestri offers four new cut-crystal 

and gold-tone perfume bottles with an 

art deco look The collectible art glass 

bottles are hand-blown, original 

designs. Perfume bottles sell for $35 

and up at Aventura in Plymouth and 

Traditions in Northvilje. 

For kids on the gift list, don't miss 

Silveslri's fairy tale, musical water 

Diddle Diddle and Little Miss Muffet 

Water globes are $35 and $37.50 At 

How Bazaar, Livonia. 

From Jbhn Hine's studio in England 

comes a new collectible called The 

Shoemaker's Dream. As the story goes, 

an old shoemaker called Crispin 

dreams that ordinary shoes and boots 

become richly colored homes with 

elaborate detail ar.d decoration. 

Artist Jon Herbert duplicates and 

paints 14 of the unusual fantasy 

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houses in a soft stone-like material 

called cry sticai. The collection sells for 

$29.50-$65 at Classic Gallery in 

Redford, Anita's Cards and Gifts in 

Livonia. Marion's Collections in 

Livonia, anil The Willows in Livonia. 

DELIGHT EVEN a non-collector 

with a finely detailed Lilliput Lane 

< at age, voted "Best figurine of Show" 

ai the International Collectible Expo 

li'i i he past two years. 

Developed by artist David Tate, the 

rr inianirf cottages i made largely of 

gypsum i duplicate the popular 

architectural sty les of the United 

States. France. England, Germany, the 

Netherlands, Scotland and Ireland 

The group of 170 cottages includes 

the birthplaces of Beatrix Potter and 

William Shakespeare. The new- 

American Victorian house is the 

group's first limited edition. Most of 

the houses sell for $21.50-$300 at 

Churchill's Fine Gifts at Twelve Oaks 

Mall in Novi. Georgia's Fine Gallery in 

Plymouth and The Plate Lady in 

"Livonia." 

•Just when you thought they were 

gone fur good, they're back The 

original Lava Lite by Lava-Simplex is 

back, this time in a range of colors to 

highlight that unspecified mass of 

who-knows-what that curiously 

separates and multiplies at the flick of 

a switch. Lava Lites are available at 

Bofl Ton Shoppes (Livonia. 

Farmington* and Beverly' s Hallmark, 

Troy, for $55-$80. 

l>L-wu tii'c utndi*u >tyUruf.\: custom Jraptrux 

curtains. sfuJss blinds, c* acccs&vics 

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pillows artwork: baskets silk 

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