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Several changes tn Lhe city's sign
ordinance proposed by the Nov!
Chamber of Commerce ill Novem­
ber were sent to the Planning Com­
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dumped an estimated eight to nine
inches of snow o n the City o f NoVl.
sometimes at a rate of two inclies
per hour.
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The result was closed schools
and businesses and badly snarled
traHlc. The state police have yet to
tally the number ofaccldents Which
occurred on the expressway Tues­
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In an effort to resolve an ongoing dispute over
the release o f public Irlformation through the
Novl Ftolice Department, the Afoul Afetzis has filed
a total of445 requests for police Incident reports
under the Michigan Freedom o f Information Act
(F01).Therequests were filed o n J a n . 3 , S a n d 13.
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LETTERS
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POLICE NEWS
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public except under certain exempLions, pro­
vides n o exemptions for most of the reports
Mclnnis withheld.
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from some of the r e p o r t l H P ^ p S J P ^ s e d all of
T h e department responded to all but 12 of the
232 requests filed o n J a n . 3. Novl Police Chief
Doug Shaeffer said the department was unable
to account for those incident numbers and that
no police report was filed for them.
Novi News managing editor Michael Malott
said he Wants a letter of explanation for the 12
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p l o w s , like t h i s
missing reports, and that the department is in vi­
olation of the FOI by not issuing one.
Police records departinent head E s t h e r M c l n nis denied 34 other FOI requests by Issuing a let­
ter of denial. Most of the Incidents involved ar­
rests for OUIL (Operating Under the Influence of
Uquor). Mclnnis cited the FOI as her reason for
denying the requests.
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Staff Writer
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Shaeffer said he has conducted numerous
meetings With staff members to resolve the issue
as soon as possible.
Under the first FOI requests, the department
released police reports that It had not released
previously, bringing to light such incidents as:
• A Christmas Eve gunman in the parking lot of
the Villagewood apartment complex, who repor­
tedly pointed a silver snub-nose revolver at a re­
sident who was looking out the window — and
remains at large.
• A Dec. 28 assault incident at Uttle Valley Mo­
bile Home Sales In the Chateau Estates mobile
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Imrick said the district could in­
crease students' comprehension by
using more textbooks i n lower
grade levels to teach subjects like
social studies.
The M E A P reading test Included
a section on the Roman Empire that
was criticized by many educatoi-s as
too diirlcult. That selection will not
be used In future years. Many edu­
cators predicted scores would be
lower than average.
Overall, scores were lower. But
fourth grade students in Novi
scored better, on average, than any
other fourth graders in the tricounty area o n the reading test with
56.8 percent passing both the stoly
and information section of the test,
Imrick said.
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Connie Mallett
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sign could be placed along the expI-essway, In addition to the one
sign already permitted at the front
of the building.
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job when it comes to teaching our
cloildren," Imrick told the school
hioard at a J a n . 9 meeting.
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in Novi o n the Michigan Education
Assessment Program test, but they
could be improved i n some areas,
said Parkview Principal J o s e p h
Imrick.
Bruce Jerome, Director of Novi's
Department of Public Works, pre­
dicted late T u e s d a y that all Novi
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Staff Writer
But other effects Were pretty
mlnl1na1. Only a lew accidents Were
reported oir Novl suifact streets.
The Novl Fire Department reported
there were few other problems —
Just one downed electrical itvlre.
The heart attacks usually exper­
ienced b y residents while they are
shoVeling snow after a blg storm
were nonexistent Ttiesday. Novl
Fire Chief Art l,enaghan s a i d last
Tuesday his department h a d not
made a single medical emergency
r u n since the snow started.
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The proposals offered to the
council Monday night include:
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lowable size ofa sign on a freestand­
ing building from 30 square feel to
40 square feet.
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The commission Will then hold a
public hearing and make its recom­
mendation to the council. Local re­
staurateurs, hoteliers, merchants
and professionals have banded
together to seek liberalization of the
ordinance, which Lhey see as a seri­
ous obstacle to doing business in
Novl.
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Imrick said the biggest problem
encountered by all three ^ d e s of
Novi students Who took tlie M E A P
reading test Was their knoWeldge
about reading. The story selection
of the test is considered more diffi­
cult. O n that part o f the test, 61.7
percent of fourth graders who
passed the actual test, 78 percent of
seventh graders and 52.6 percent of
10th graders felt they demon­
strated a knowledge about reading.
T h a t is the area that all grade
levels need to look at veiy carefully,"
Imrick said.
Board President Stephen Hitch­
cock questioned the meaning of
M E A P reading scores.
"Does it tell you they are not
reading, or they are not reading the
right thing," Hitchcock said.
Imrick said the school district
does not have total control over
what students leam and how much
they read. .After school activities,
television and the amount of read­
ing parents do plays Into how m u c h
a student will read in h i s or her
spare time.
Parent Terry Galido told the
school board scores for all grades
might be lower than they should be
because many students did not like
the test.
In the seventh grade, 36.8 per­
cent of students passed both sec­
tions. A n d 56.3 percent of 10th
graders passed both sections.
"Even kids who did well thought
It was meaningless," GUado said, "A
lot of people didn't try."
Students complete a section on
the MEAP reading test to provide in­
formation about their knowledge,
preferences, a n d how they viewed
the test.
Novi's scores on the M E A P math
and science tests W i l l be analyzed at
a J a n . 23 meeting. The meeting Will
be held at 7:30 p.m. at Novi Middle
School, 25299 Taft Road.
Party puts
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Motorsports moved a step closer
toward having its own national
shrine i n Nov! last weekend as the
Motorsports H a l l of F a m e o f
America hosted its P r e - G r a n d
Opening Celebration at Lhe Novl
Expo Center.
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P l a q u e s h o n o r i n g m e m b e r s o f the M o t o r s p o r t s Hall of F a m e g r a c e d S a t u r d a y ' s c e l e b r a t i o n
Over 40O people came from as far
away as Arizona to attend the event
which Included a dance, an auction
of motorsports memorabilia, and a
show of 50 championship caliber
cars, boats and motorcycles dating
from 1903 to 1992. Centerpiece of
the car show was the 1964 Nov!
Special, the only surviving example
of one of the most famous cars ever
to race al Indianapolis, which was
built just down the road i n Novi.
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and In Power Park b e h i n d the civic center. The event wUl include a snoball Softball tournament. Teams must register for the event at least four
days ahead of the tournament. Contact the parks a n d recreation d e p a i l mcnt for more information at 347-0400.
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D e m o c r a t i c C l u b : The Southwest Oakland Democratic C l b u Will
hold l i s monthly meeUng at 7:30 p . m . In the Novl Civic Center. The guest
speaker w l l l be M a r v i n Meltzer. vice Chair of the 18th Congressional Distrlct for the DemocraUc party, w h o Will speak on the selection process for
delegates to the Democratic National Convention. The meeting is open to
the public.
Monday,
B a n d B o o s t e r s : Tlie
room 511
Maftln
P a n e l d i s c u s s i o n : Representative WlUls Bullard. R-Hlghland, w i l l
be the guest expert o n the Michigan single business tax at a NoW C h a m ­
ber of Commerce panel d i s c u s s i o n on proposed refonns Of that tax The
discussion wlll be held i n the chamber offices In the Novl Expo Center
a n d Will begin at 5:30 p . m .
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Middle SchoOI at 7:30 p . m .
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Board of EducaUon will meet at Novl
Monday,
January
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W e d n e s d a y ,
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C i t y C o u n c i l : The Now c i t y council will meet at 8 p . m . i n the c o u n ­
cil chambers of Lhe Now CiWc Center.
G a r d e n c l u b : The NoVl Garden C l u b meets at 1 p.m. In the NoVl
Civic Center.
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January
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Y o u t h A s s i s t a n c e : The now Youth Assistance meets a l 7 p.m. in
the Now CiWc Center.
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P r a y e r B r e a k f a s t : The Novl Ministers Association will host a
Piayer Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. In the NoVl Ch^lc Center. The Reverend
M a n y T. Cook, E p i s c o p a l Priest and columnist for the Detroit Free Press
Will speak on the topic of "POsslblllUes for Effective Unity In a C o m m u n ­
ity under Selge." The cost Is $10. For more InfonnaUon, call 349-5666.
C h i l l y W i l l y F e s t i v a l : The N o v l P a r k s a R d R e c r e a U o n Department
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D a y : c i i y offices win be closed.
17
W i n t e r D a n c e : now nigh s c h o o l wlU host its w m t e r Dance in the
high school C o m m o n s from 8-11 p . m .
January
H i s t o r i c d i s t r i c t : The Historic District S t u d y committee meets at
7:30 p.m. In the NoW Civic Center.
C h a m b e r l u n c h : The general membership meeting of the Novl
C h a m b e r will be held at noon at the Red Timbers. 40380 G r a n d River.
A d a y o f f : NoVl H i g h school students get the day offas teachers will
be taking In-service training.
Toget yourevent listed in the Community Ccdendar. send information re­
garding the event, activities to be induded, who is sponsoring it, location,
time and date, ticket information and tlw purpose to which any proceeds
will be put to t/ie NoW News at 104 Main Street, Northville, 48167.
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driver iiichard Petty.
Addllional support for the event
came from E.xhibit Works, the Novl
Sheraton and Too Chez restaurant.
Too Chez ExecuUve chef Bill Collins
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buffet for the celebi-ation.
The celebration al.so marked the
announcement of the 1992 Induc­
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Sports car racer Carroll Shelby
earned a place as well. Shelby raced
and won on an international level
throughout the 1950s before deve­
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"What happens if Mr. Sandstone
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ber T i m Pope.
Based on advice from the city's
b o n d attorneys a n d f i n a n c i a l
counselor, the councU also lield off
action Monday on the $3.83 ntillion
sale ofbonds to finance a road, water
mains and sewers for the project.
The Decker J?oad extension would
be paid for by $2.45 mUUon of the
bonds. The money Would be reim­
bursed via a special assessment dis­
trict (SAD).
The council first tabled the S A D
Dec. 9. asking for Input from the
city's bond attorneys. Novl Would
issue bonds to get the money upfront
for the improvements, then the deve­
loper, Hughes rVopcrtles. and future
Sandstone residents Would pay back
the SAD.
The Sandstone PUD contract Was
agreed to by the council In a four-tothree vote InJanauiy 199l.The con­
tract Includes a phased plan for the
1.993 housing unit development and
shopping center, a recreation plan,
and Wcxxilands and Wetlands maps.
But Pope says that While reading
the city charter recently he noticed
that a flve-to-two vote Is required to
Impose a tax or assessment, or to
pledge city funds.
City Attorney David Fried declined
to Issue a legal opinion on the ques­
tion ofT-the-cuif, saying he Would
prefer to come back With a Written
opinion.
"The city has entered Into the con­
tract already. The city normally lives
up to lis contracts," Fried said.
City Manager Edward Kriewa11 ex­
plained that the kiond attorneys who
handle the sales of the kionds were
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S e n i o r C i t i z e n s : T h e now Semor c i t i z e n s C l u b w i n hoW their
monthly business meeting at 1 p.m. In the Novl C i v i c Center.
of tlie high school at 7 p.m.
Tuesday,
A d a y o f f : now High school students get the day offas teachers will
be taldng In-service t i a l n l n g
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D e b a t e B a n a u e t : The NovI debate team win host a banquet dinner
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Saturday,
January
P l a n n i n g c o m m i s s i o n : i h e Novi city planning c o m m i s s i o n will
meet at 7:30 p . m . i n the council chambers of the Novl C M c Center.
t i e g i n s : The second semester begins in N()v1 schools.
Semester
H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y : Tile Novi HlstOrlcal society wlll meet at 7:30
p . r a l n the old town hall building next to the NcjVl l a b i l e Library.
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Folk A r t t o F l n e A r f a t 7:30 p.m. i n the T o w n Hall M u s e u m . Tile old town
haJl Is located to the West of the Novl Public Llbraly orl Ten Mile Road.
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reached ihroii/jh an openinj^ ln the
filass panels al the front of Ihe store
and pulled a tablecloth Ihroiigli the
opening, causing several items on
display to fall over.
The i.ahleclolh was lying on the
llo<;rof the mall, still parti;illy caught
tx'twcen the gla.ss panels, ixiiire said.
Police said the locks on several
other mailboxes apix'ared to have
.also Ix-en lampercd with.
STRANGE CUSTOMER: A
female
employee at I.ltlle Valley Mobile
Moines in the Chateau Estates mo­
bile home park reported Dec. 28 that
iwo men entered the olfice and told
herhe was interested In purchasing a
ttiobllc home.
The woman rejwrted that, while
showing the men a model home, one
of them said "My heart is raclllg for
you" and "1 want to make love to you."
then fp-abbed her by the shoulders.
She said the men then simply left,
waxing to her as they left the area.
POSSESSION O F MARIJUANA: A
30-year-old Northvllle man was ar­
rested Dec. 28 for operating under
the Influence of narcotics, driving
with a suspended license, and pos­
session of marijuana.
MAIL TAMPERING;
A resident on
Portage in the Wver Oaks Apartment
Complex re[xirted Dec. 24 lhat some­
one pried o[X'n his lnailbo.x. and may
have stolen inall.
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pect, but were unable to locate
anyone.
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Tlie woman said she bought her
food and sat down In a booth, placing
her wallet in a shopping bag at her
feel.
She said that when she finished
eating and got u p to leave, the wallet
was gone.
The woman told police the restaur­
ant was "extremely busy" at the time.
BREAKING AND ENTERING:
LOUD PARTY COMPLAINTtNovl Po­
lice responded to a loud party com­
plaint Dec. 28 in the 22000 block of
Cufllberland.
Police said the resident broke up
the party, which Included minors,
when police arrived. Although tliere
Novl police re­ were beer cal1s reportedly thrown on
sponded to a complaint Dec. 28 o f a
the lawn, ollicers said they saw no
woman roller blading with two poo­
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regional trafflc concerns focusing o n E a s t Lake.
CorrSCtiOn:
a NovI youngster,
pictured on the front page of the Noxi
News J a n . 9, was mlsldenUHed. T h e y o u t h pictured, ready to take a
swing at a pilch i n the A m e r i c a n Baseball Hitting C a m p sponsored re­
cently b y C o m m u n i t y E d u c a t i o n , a n d Identilled a s J u s t i n G u f l e y was
S t u d e n t c o d e : A n updated student code of conduct was approved
by the school board last T h u r s d a y .
T h e school district has b e e n working with attorneys for nearly a
year to revise the code.
T h e final code Is not carved i n stone. It c a n be updated a s new
Issues arise, t)oard Trustee J o h n Strelt said.
Staffers give to charity:
Novi c o m m u n i t y s c h o o l O l s i n c t em­
ployees participate In the United F o u n d a t i o n T b r c h Drive each year. !ln
the 1991 -92 school year, 82 district hourly employees gave $ 1,723.25 to
the drive a n d 237 salaried employees gave $ 11,640.65 to tile drive. 1^ tal
contrlbuUons from Nov! schools totaled $13,363.90.
S u p e r B o w l r a f f l e : The N o v l O p U m l s t C l u b is holding a special meet­
ing, 12:30 p.m, on J a n . 16 at the Novl Civic Center to send a lucky couple to
the 1992 Super Bowl in Minneapolis. Tliat couple wlU be the wl1ine:r o f a
"Super Bowl Fantasy Raffle" conducted by the Novl Optimists for their many
charities.
The fantasy winners will receive two tickets to the game and roiind trip
airfare courtesy of Northwest Airlines, first class accommodations Iri a Min­
neapolis hotel, U^nsportalion to the MetroDome, two Super Bowl parties
and $300 spending cash. The winners Will leave Saturday, J a n . 25, and ar­
rive home Monday. J a n . 27.
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"I l i k e y o u r p l a n . 1 l i k e y o u r i d e a . I l i k e
A representative for a proposed Haggerty Road re­
staurant told the Novl Planning Commission he felt like a
bull on the losing end of a fight with a matador,
"1 feel like I'm a bull Lhat has tieen stabbed a lol ofllmes
and is now ready to die," said J o h n CarliIi J r . ofPlunkett & Cooney, a DeU^lt law nrm.
Carlln spoke to the commission Jan. 8 o n behalfof Ro­
mano's Macarorli Grill, a restaurant Brirlker Interna­
tional Inc, hoped to build on Haggerty Road in Novi.
The planning commission voted lo deny Carlin's plan
for developing a parcel of land south of the Novl Hlllon on
Haggerty Road In Novl.
At issue was a n addiUonal curb cul on Haggerty Road
north of Eight Mile Road.
Carlln hoped to convince the Novl planrling commis­
sion to approve his plan for developing the property and
recommend lhat ihe City Council approve a c u r b cut pro­
viding direct access to the site off Haggerty Road,
Commission Vice Chairperson Kathleen McLallen told
Caj-lin he did nol meet the criteria for the ofTlce project ex­
pected lo be built someday on the Haggerty Road site.
The property was zoned for ollice space to provide a
high profile lo businesses without adding too much
trairic to Haggerty Road, M c U U e n said,
"It is perceived in this communiiy lhat (Haggerty and
Eight Mile roads) is a very dilTicull Intersection." M c U l l e n
said.
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Carlln said he used other Macaroni Grill sites around
the county to predict the expected trafflc flow around the
Haggerty Road site,
The majority of commissioners rejected the Macaroni
Grill plan with Johnson and Aruflb casting the only votes
in favor of the proposal.
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Were conect, and lhat the estimates ofclty LraHlc consul­
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Arroyo questioned the statistics used by Macaroni
Grill developers. Arroyo said the trafilc flow around
casual restaurants lilce the Macaroni G r i l l , Bennlgan's
and Chill's Grill & Bar does not lit Into any calegoiy used
lo predict tralTlc.
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Commission Chairperson Edward Kramer agreed.
"1 like your plan. 1 like your idea. I like your restauranl." Kramer said. "1 don't like where you're pulUng it."
Commissioner J o h n Balagna said the conunisslon
was nol denying the Macai-oitl Grill developer access to
the Haggerty Road property. Balagna said the developers
could construct an access road from Orchard Hill Place
Drive.
B u i Carlln called that an "economic impossibility." He
added thai teaching customers how lo reach the restaur­
ant would be dilllcult.
Carlln attempted to gain access to the property
through the Novl Hilton's southern entrance, but Hlllon
ofllcials rejected the proposal. Carlln told the Planning
Commission allowing the Hilton to have two privatelyowned curb cuts was "not good planning."
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Aruffo said he hesitated to restrict development on the
Novl side of Haggerty Road because Farmington Hills, on
the other side of the road, has allowed numerous restaur­
ants a n d curb cuts.
"We're the bad guys. They're the good guys," .ArulTo
said.
J o h n s o n said she has never been asked to reject a plan
where the main issue is access to a road.
"We have never said: 'No, y o u just can't go there.' and
I'm having a dlflicult time doing that." Johnson said.
Carlln also argued that his estimates of trafHc In­
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Lake Drive as a n experiment last year. After a p u b l i c outcry, from both
Novl residents w h o do not itve o n E a s t Lake a n d residents o f c o m m u n i ­
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lhat someone stole her wallet While
she was eating in the Burger King re­
staurant in Twelve Oaks Mall.
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Novl
ixilice arc Invesligating a breaking
and enlei-lng on Mealherbrae Dec,
.31, during which soilleone forced
open a garage door and broke in while
the owner was on vacation.
Police discovered a briefcase,
jewelry box and cash box lhat were
left lying oi>en in the house.
Police said the man was stopped
for speeding on Beck Road ilear Ele­
ven Mile, and that his vehicle had a
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SUSPICIOUS C I R C U M S T A N C E S : A
Novl woman reported Dec. 28 that a
man in a red Oldsmoblle Cutlass fol­
lowed her home. She said the driver
was a white male with long hair.
strong odor of marijuana. In addi­
tion, they reported his eyes were
glassy and his pupils were dilated.
Police directed the man through a
series of physical sobriety tests. They
reported that ai one poiIll he was told
to tilt his head back and touch his
nose. When he did, he fell backward.
The man reportedly told police he
was on his way lo woi-k nl the time of
the incident.
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STOLEN HUBCAPS: A Plymouth re­
sident reported Dec. 27 that someone
stole her hubcaps while she Was
shopping at Twelve Oalts Mall.
The woman said she parked at the
mall shortly before noon a11d re­
turned shortly before 1 p.m. to dis­
cover the wire wheelcovers stolen.
MDOP TO VEHICLE:
Nfivl
[xilk e ;ire investl^.itm^ a breaking
;.ind enteniii^ .nllenipl that CRrurred
at Vie De (••raiue in'IVelve Oaks Mall
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dles that were not on a leash.
The oHlcer responding to the call
reported that the woman stated she
would never again roller blade with­
out her poodles on a leash.
REPORT WATCH: O f the 232 police Incident reports for which the NouiNeuis
filed Freedom of InTormation Af;t requests on J a n . 3. 186 reporls were re­
leased last week. Release of 34 reports was denied. In whole or part, on first
review by the jxillce dcfxirtnlent. All denied reports were later released on re((iiisideratlon by the dcfiartment.
IVelve re;xirts remain unaccounted for. The deadline for a response lo the
ret]uests for tho.se documents expired Friday. J a n . 10. No letter of rejection
w.is received Ijylhc newspaper, explaining what Irlfonnatlon was being with­
held or why it was Ix-ing withheld, as required under the FOI. Noextenslonof
I he deadline was iequcsted by the police departmenl. Tile NoiiNews will rere(]uesled these re[X)rts on Thursday. J a n . 16.
Of ihe 165 police Incident reports for which FOI requests were submitted
Wednesday. J a n . 8, eight reports were released Friday, J a n , 10. The rest
were due lo be released Wednesday, J a n . 15 utider the FOI.
T"he ^ot'f NiiDS filed requests Monday. J a n . 13 to receive 48 additional
missing report.s.bringliig the numtierofreports currently under FOI request
to 217. A total of 445 FOI requests have so far been filed by The Novi News to
the Nf)vi Police Departmenl.
When llicy i;«t out of the vchidc to
();c k It up. U\r ollirt-r rrportcd thai h<'
tiolucd the end of !hf vvc.ij.on stick
inj^ out from iindt-r the Imnt scat.
I'oJKi- (onhsralcd Ihr '.'.iMp-oti.
which
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(.uisc he was r)ii( c h.irass<-(! by a i.ir
tul of niales. ,ind ili.ii hie leels he
inij^lll need i! 'loi' show '
Me w.is issui'd ,1 (it.itioii lor pos­
session ol ,1 d,in|.;erons wc.ipon.
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fioili a N'o'.'i lccii.'i^''r-J,in -1, v/ho said
he kt-pt !h(.' (iati^t-rdiis wcipoii in lus
vchlc'lf 'lor show,"
Folkc .s.iid ihrcc tcfn,if;t.-rs, in
cludirift the one with the not tKilon.
wrrc bUtiiiH lii i'owcrs I'.i.f^k citing
food Ircim T.K o Ik-Il and throv.-in^ Ihr
v.Ta|)i.«-rs out i1k- v.-in(l(w of ihr vchi
tic. All ollict-r ,i[)[)r(),i( hcd them and
tokl thrrn !o pick up their Intsh,
which lh(.-y did.
A resident on
CViroi/sel in Ihe C'ti/ile.iii l-;sl,iles mt>
hjlie home |),irk re[xir1e(l ,J,in. ;) lhat
someone shiitleri'd ihe re:ir window
of her vehicle.
.She t(jl(l |K)lice slie jiarked in her
dnveiv.iv ,il .ippro.xiHi.ilely 10 p.m.
J.in. 2 .ind ihe vehu le was lf)l.-u:t. A
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WJien the budget Was cut for the
Mlclilgan Department of Social SerVices last year, many feared daycare
centers around the state Would go
uflllcensed and unregulated. But one
local center already Was Working o n a
solution.
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Howell
Friday
this."
Andrea Lenzl
Director
B u t the Little Hornbook D a y
School has more tllanjust the neces­
sary state licensing. The school re­
cently Was among the first centers to
receive national accreditation from
the National Academy ofEarly Child­
hood lYograms.
J a s o n W a l k e r , left c e n t e r , a n d M i k e K r a m e r , r i g h t c e n t e r , s i t w i t h t h e i r t e a m ­
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kind ofbare y o u r soul for
rents and staff members were asked
to clitlque the program. A n d program
directors completed a self study.
"Ifs a lot of Work. Y o u kind of bare
your soul for this," L,enzl said.
Michigan licenses ahiout 3.000
daycare centers, according to the De­
partment of Social Services. Abiout 4 5
of those centers are accredited. UttJc
Hombrook is the only accredited
center i n Novl.
T h e program requires daycare
centers to exceed state licensing
requirements.
night
For example, the state requires
daycare centers to have one teacher
for every ten children. Little Horn­
book has one teacher for every seven
children and one teacher for every
four babies,
The national
accreditation
academy h a s been licensing since
1985. It has llceilsed 1.824 centers.
Daycare centers and preschools are
required to renew their accreditation
after three years.
T h e national accreditation stan­
dards also require lhat centers have
exemplary h e a l t h a n d safety
programs.
Daycare centers do not need to
have preschool programs to become
accredited.
"But We do. a n d it's very gocxi,"
said director Karen Dron.
Little Hornbook administrators
decided to seek accreditation be­
cause many ofthe requirements Were
met by their existing program.
Pholo by BRYAN MITCHELL
H e l e n T e w k e s b u r y , t e a c h e r at the n a t i o n a l l y
h o n o r e d Little
H o r n b o o k s c h o o l , r e a d s t o 1- a n d 2 - y e a r - o l d s
OVER
Some proposals to c u t the state
budget In 1991 would have affected
licensing, said Department of Social
Services Director of C h i l d Welfare
Robert Bee.
The state Is 11o longer considering
cuts i n licensing. Bee said. B u t l f
licensing services fall victim to 1992
budget cutting. Little Hornbook staf­
fers are prepared.
"NoW parents don't have to W o n y
about us." Lenzl said.
For more information about Little
Hornbook, call Lenzl or D r o n at
348-2780.
"It Was Just the paperwork," said
director Andrea I^nzl.
But the accreditation process still
took atiout a year to complete. F a ­
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agreed to nol plow the expres.?ways,
roads, incluciini; sulxllvisionsirfcls. John Jofy of the Oakland County
would h.ive at Icist iv.0 lanes cleared Road Commission said that was not
by the end ofthe t-venmfi. As of 5 p.m. true. Occasionally, the stale police
Tuesday, Nfivl DlAVcrew.s had hit all uill ask the roatl commission not to
l i x a l priIii.ii^' ro.id.s at le.'ist once and plow, based on the idea that some
had worked their way lllroiij;!) three- snow on the roads will provide more
()i.iartersofthe city'ssulxlivlslons. He traction for drivers than the glare ice
predicted all sutxlivlsioii streets on the r a i d surface !)clow,
would 1>- cleared lo the m r b by the
Uut Joy said that if stale police
end of Wednesday,
wanted tliat procedure used. Word
The .N'orthvllle p<ist ofthe .Mlrhl);an did nol get to the ro;id commission
State I'ollce had nol tounlerl the and the standaid practice of plowing
number of accidents that rnxruned
and salting was used on expressways
on Irlterslales 9G, 27.') and 69G by
from the teginning of the storm ab­
Tucsd.iy evening, but Sfjt, M,invl',itout midniglit.
lon said th.ii niunlxT would Ix- hifjh.
The stornl also affected local
schools. All Novl Community School
"We've /jol a ton of atcldenis and
District buildings were closed Tues­
fender Ix-nders," I'allon s.ikl.
day. Comniunity educaUon and exA spokeijian for Ihe Oakland
Cou.nly Road Coinnussion said there inicurricular actlvltes scheduled lo
Ix- held in ,sch(K)l buildings were
w,1s at le.isl one l.iri.;*' ftiiiltipU- car
cancelled.
and truck accidei.I wliich closed the
mrnp l.-om 1 275 to 196. Several
Novi police reported two propelly
trucks uere also stuck in the snow on damage and one minor personal in- T r u c k s s t u c k i n t h e s n o w t i e d u p e x p r e s s w a y r a m p s a r o u n d
other ramps, ohstriictlnj^ traffic Jury accident in connection with the
there.
stonn, but few details alxiut the inci­
A minor personal injury accident
bad as it coilld have been,
No fatalities or .senotis Injuries dents were a v a i l a b l e T u e s d a y occurred shortly before 2 p.m, on
"Speeds are greatly redui^ed. so
Twelve Mile near Haggerty Road, he
were reported, bul slate troopers evening.
the risk of Injury is reduced—but It's
Lt. Al Jiiismussen said the first of said.
were bu.sy all day Tuesd.iy arran^ilnft
still treacherous," Shaeffer said.
accidents
There were also a couple ofnonlo have abandoned vehicles towed o i l the property damage
"We've been fortunate hwcause so
occurred shortly before I a.m. on trafflc accidents In parking lots,
Ihc e.icpressways, Pat ton said.
many people stayed at home. The
Twelve M i l e near the r a i l r o a d though that's not unusual even on
Anyone who lefl a car or truck in a
Iraillc Isn't very heavy," Rasmussen
crossing.
normal d.ays," Rasmussen added.
traffic lane on the expressw.ay should
said.
The second occurred along Ten "And we had about 23 incidents ofascontact the slate police at 380-1020
Shaeffer added that even Novl po­
Mile at 1:03 a.m. Lenaghan said tl'ie slsting disabled motorists."
to (Ind ou! where to pick up their veh­
lice found the roads dllllcult to navi­
accident had been called in as an InNovl Police Chief Doug ShaelTer
icles. Any vehicles left by their own­
gate Tuesday morning.
ers in a ditch on the expressway were Jury accident, but by the time pollce described some Novi roadways as
"li^rly this momlngwe had several
and rlre personnel arrived, the driver "exceptionally clogged."
left there, at least throuflh Tuesday
patrol cars getting stuck l n the
was gone. The car was found upside
niftht. I'atton said.
"I went out and Inspected those
snow."
down in a swamp near the Higliland areas myself," he said. T h e access
A n e.xpected additional snow
Novl DPW put Workers on the road
Hills subdivision. The car had appa- ramps at Novi Road and 1-96 are all
stornl, predicted as likely to brlnft
to clear the snow beginning with the
rendy gone througil a guardrail be­ clogged. Tllafs been inoslly caused
another Iwo inches, had not fnalerstart of the storm Tuesday momirlg.
fore rolllllg over into the swamp.
by heavy tmcks getting stuck and
lahzcd as of Wednesday, llut if cars
By mid-day, the department had 15
left on the expressway get coverccl by
workers clearing roads, Jerome sald.
Although the driver was not With Jack-knillrig,"
additional snow, they might be In the
Shaeffer and I ^ s m u s s e n both
the car, lenaghan said the swamp Is
Joy said the coianty road commis­
ditch for a few days. J'atton said.
too shallow for the driver to have said the severe conditions have actu­
sion put 350 men and Women on the
Although Pattonsald that snow re­ drowned.
ally kept the situation from being as road Tuesday and tl1reW "ai1ytJ1lng
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"Kids have to know there is a stllT
sentence for using dmgs. We need to
teach our kids that crimes are pun­
ished. Ifkids can learn anything from
this, they need to know that they
can'l lake it upon themselves lo
drink, smoke and drive." she said.
Hanania and her neighbor Tricia
Sorensen both appealed lo school
board members to write letters lo
Judge Francis .X. O'Brien asking hlln
to consider Ihe maximum sentence
— which is two years for the misde­
meanor — for both vicUms.
"1 want to be able to look my kids in
Iheeye and say thatjustlce was done.
1 wasn't happy with the justice and
the way the system was working."
said Sorensen. "Whal's left is to ap­
peal toyou tohelpus get a sliffersen­
tence and show soiilething to our
kids and prove something to our
kids," she said.
Empathy was the only thing the
board could offer as a governing en­
tity according to Its attomey.
School Board President J e a n
Hailsen said after consultingwlth tlie
district's attomey. the board could
not collectively author a letter on be­
half ofHananla, bul could Write indi­
vidual letters as conce1-ned citizens.
"It's beyond our Jurisdiction as a
board to try to sway another branch
of government to change a ruling.
Our hearts go out toyou. It's a difilcull tl11ng to understand and a lenrlble tragedy." Hansen said.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tlie Planning Commmission lor the City ol Novi
will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Januafy 22,1992 at 7:30 P.M. in the Novi
Civic Center, 45175 W. Ten Mile Rd,, Novi, Ml to consider RED ROBIN RESTAUR­
ANT, Lot 3 ol Town Center Subdivision, part of southwest'/. of section 14, fof possi­
ble Pfoliminary Site Plan Approval.
All interested persons are invited to attend. Verbal comments will be heard at the
hearing and any written comments may bo sent to the Department ol Community De­
velopment, 45175 W. Ten Mile Rd., Novi, Ml 48375until500 P.M. Wednesday, Janu­
ary 22, 1992.
NOVI PLANNING COMMISSION
TIM GILBERG, SECRETARY
(i-16-92 NR, NN)
STACIA DeNOYER, PLANNING CLERK
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The Widow of a Novl man killed
June 5 With his brother-in-law WhiJe
jogging along E i g h t Mile Road
pleaded for support from the North­
vllle School Board Monday night in
obtaining the maximum sentence
permitted for the convicted driver.
Sentencing for Kenneth Loveday.
20, the driver of the Jeep Wrangler
that struck and killed YusufHanania
and Albert Abdelnour. Is scheduled
for J a n . 22.
Between now and then Angela Ha­
nania Intends to build a case for the
maximum sentence to 111 the negli­
gent homicide verdict that an Oak­
land County Circuit Court Jury re­
ndered J a n . 9.
T m trying to change the message
that Was sent out. What the verdict
says is that kids can drink alid get
high and they won't get a stUT sen­
tence." she told a sympathetic school
board.
Photo by BRYAN MITCHELL
the 1-96/275 i n t e r c h a n g e T u e s d a y m o r n i n g
that Would cany a plow, from graders
lo pick up trucks." Into the battle.
Road commission employees Were
worlthTg l6-hour shlAs, With fivehour breaks. He projected all county
roads and road shoulders Wou1d be
cleared liack by the end of the day
Thursday.
(Novl News staff writers Suzanne Hollyer, Cristina Ferrier and Michael Mabtt contributed to this report)
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92-1.09
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council has adopted Ofcjinanc»
92-1.09, An Ordinance to amend Subsection 30-17(b) of the Novi Code of Ordinances
to modify the regulations fof the aeation of Spedal Assessment Districts.
The provisions of this Ordinance shall become effectivefifteen(15) days after
adoption. The Ordinance was adopted on Januafy 13,1992, and ihe effective date is
January 28,1992. A connplete copy of the Ordinance is available fof public use and in­
spection at the office of the C i ^ Clefk.
GERALDINE STIPP,
(1-16-92 NR, NN)
CITY CLERK
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Stardom & Assoc,; and finalists from
a talent search in Flint.
The beneflt Is open to the public.
For more InformaUon contact John
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Staff Writer
Novi Community Schools Will
spend over $4,000 on an accounting
manual arid a computer security
study.
The school board approved the ex­
penditure at its Jan. 9 meeting.
Board 'Vice President Robert
Schram said the study and manual
are long overdue,
"We've been looking at this for two
maybe three years, and I'm glad It fi­
nally came about," Schram said.
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s t u d y the d i s t r i c t ' s cornputer
security.
Their flrst step will be lo Install in
the computers a tool used lo print a
report listing computer users and
their authority levels, Novi schools
will receive a report describing the
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By TIM RICHARD
Stall Writer
Michigan's S l , 2 million investment in educat­
ing pregnant teens and teen piarents has a poor
payoff, according lo a new state study.
The 104 stale-funded programs have higher
dropout rates than the state average.
"Overone-haffof former students were reported
to be on public assistance. Ofthe rest, one-third
work orlly part time." said the Department ofEducalion report.
The report got no coverage because the State
Board of Education approved it the same day II
hired Robert SchillerofDelaware as slate superin­
tendent of public Instnlctlon.
"When Teens Become Parents and Providers" is
on Its way lo stale legislators and local school
districts.
Among the programs surveyed by the state staff
were;
• Oakland County ~ H u r o n Valley (Milford area)
AJlernalive High School. Walled U k e Teen
Mothers Program.
• Livingston County — Hartland Community
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condition of its computer securily.
Comirionwcalth also will make rccominendations on how to Improve
the system wllhotil "making it burdensoine lo maintain and adinlllisler," according lo the proilosal.
District accountaiUs will receive
an estimated S2,800 lo prepare an
accounting procedures manual for
district employees.
The accouilting linn of Doeren
Mayhew & Co. will interview each
member of the district's accoutlling
depailnieilt oilhisorherjobi-esponsibilties. The list of resixinsibilties
Commonwealth Data Communi­
cations Inc. Will audit the securily
systems used by the school (district
on its computers and software.
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• Washtenaw County — Whibnore Lake Public
Schools.
one stunning conclusion was thai 81 percent of
local stafi's said they coiild recognize "at risk" girls
long before they Ijecaine pregnant.
How? Half cited "provocative behaviors and
dress" such as 'seeldllg allcntlon fi'om illale
teachers through touching, hugging and keeping
close physical proximity, . , excessive attention to
appearance,"
Haff also cited "dysfunctional family backgi'ounds" — the girls came from single-parent fam­
ilies wilh unstable adult male relationships and
abuse.
The situation is worsening, it said, because the
second generation of teen parents has even worse
prospects than their single mothers of the 1960s.
The study asked local districts to "give high
priority to pregnancy prevention as a part of local
dropout prevention programs." They were asked
lo require annual reports on these programs, the
same as for other academic programs under
Public Act 25.
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Finally, an accounting procedures
mallual will be provided to tlle distiict using the lisl of responslbilUes
gathered from district staffers.
Doeren Mayhew bid o n the com­
puter security study, but the ac(^ountiilg Ann's bid was for $8,800,
well over the accepted bid of$1.800.
The manual should be available In
lour to s U weeks, depending on the
avallablillty of school district staff,
according lo Doeren Mayhew's
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academic program for pregnant and parei1tlng
teens is coillparable lo that provided for other sludeills," the slate recommended.
Lawmakers were asked lo pro\1de funds for the
two-thirds of pregnant teens and teen parents not
enrolled In programs, along with funds for better
evaltialioils of the programs.
fhe study was conducted by the Department of
E(lucaUon's office for sex equity staff. Wl11ch re­
ceived a 98 percent return rate on a lengthy survey
and visited several sites.
Some 4,000 teens attend the alternative programs, w i l l l "Utile Interaction" With other high
school students.
The pregnant teens and teen parents — the lat­
ter Includes some boys — lake academic courses,
a few unspecified vocational courses a n d lots of
"life skills" — parenting, declsion-making. Inter­
personal skills, nutrition, self-esteem, budgeting,
job hunting, sex education and household
management.
Sla te observers saw few science labs, computer
labs, eleclives or accelerated classes i n the
programs.
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The Northvllle Eagles plan a fund­
raiser tomorrow night to benefit a
6-year-old victim of cerebral palsy.
Eagles Aerie 2504 hopes lo raise
money to help buy lifts and tie downs
for transporting a wheelchafr for
Dana Noonan. who has suffered from
cerebral palsy since age 3,
Several entertainers are expected
A D O P T I O N
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commmission for the City of Novi
will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Januaiy 22,1992 at 7:30 P.M. in the Novl
Civic Center, 45175 W. Ten Mile Rd., Novi, Ml to consider LONE TREE SUBDIVISION, north of Ten Mile Road between Meadowbrook and Haggerty Roads for possible REVISED TENTATIVE PREUMINARY P U T APPROVAL
All interested persons are invited to attend. Verbal comments will be heard at the
hearing and any written comments may be sent to the Department ol Community De­
velopment, 45175 W, Ten Mile Rd,, Novi, Ml 48375until5:00 P,M, Wednesday, Janu­
ary 22, 1992.
NOVI PLANNING COMMISSION
TIM GILBERG, SECRETARY
(1-16-92 NR, NN)
STACIA DeNOYER, PLANNING CLERK
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council has adopted Ordinance
No. 92-37.12, an Ofdinance to add subdivision Vil to Division 4 of Afti<;le II of Chapter
34 of the Novi Code of Ofdinances, to provkJe a Debt Service Chafgo for Users of the
Novi Road Water Main Afm.
The pfoviskins of this Ordinance shall become effective fifteen (15) days after Its
adoption. The Ofdinance was adopted on January 13,1992, and the effective date is
Januafy 28,1992. A copy of the Ofdinance is available for public use and inspection at
the offica of the City Clerk.
GERALDINE STIPP,
(1-16-92 NR. NN)
CITY CLERK
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92-125.06
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi Oily Council has adopted Ofdinance
92-125.06, an Ofdinance to amend subparts 12-173(e) (1) and 37-30(e) (1) of the
Novi Code of Ofdinances, andtoaddsubpart3.01-A4 (h) TOOrdinance No. 77-45, as
amended, the City ol Novi Subdivision Ordinance, to require the establishment of
Wetland Easements and Woodland Easements as conditions to granting ol Wetiand
Permits and Woodland Permits.
The provisions of this Ofdinance shall become elfective fifteen (15) days after
adoption. The Ofdinance was adopted on January 13,1992, and the effective date is
January 28,1992. A complete copy of the Ordinance is available for public use and in­
spection at the office of the City Clerk.
GERALDINE STIPP,
(1-16-92 NR, NN)
CITY CLERK
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91-18.105
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council has adopted Ofdinance
No. 92-18.105, An Ordinance to amend Section 2907 of Ordinance No. 84-18, as
amended, tiie City of Novi Zoning Ordinance, to revise the regulations pertaining to
porches and decks.
A public Hearing having been held hereon pursuant to the provisions of Section 4
of Act 207, of ttie Public Acts of 1921, as amended, ttie provisions oftillsOfdinance
become effective fifteen (15) days after adoption. The Ordinance was adopted on Ja­
nuafy 13,1992, andttieeffective date is Januafy 28,1992. A complete copy of the Or­
dinance is available for public purchase, usb and inspection at ttie office of ttie City
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENttiatthe Planning Commmission forttieCity of Novi
will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Januafy 22,1992 at 7:30 P.M. in ttie Novi
Civic Center, 45175 W. Ten Mile Rd., Novi, Ml to consider COUNTRY VIEW SUBDIVISION. Grand River between Haggerty and Meadowbrook Roads, for possible PREUMINARY P U T APPROVAL
All interested persons are invited to attend. Verbal comments will be heard at ttie
hearing and any written comments may be sent tottieDepartment of Community De­
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to t r e a t i n g y o u w e l l w h i l e k e e p i n g
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s a f e , a t - h o m e diet a n d e x e r c i s e p r o ­
g r a m s , d u r i n g the c o m i n g y e a r w e ' l l be
Wayne,
O a k l a n d , M a c o m b , Livingston and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttiat ttie Novi City Council at a regular Council
meeting held Januafy 13,1992, detsnninedttiatttieCity of Novi could make available
certain city properties to bo consWered as alternate sitetorttiepurposes of constructIng ttie proposed 52nd Dislrict Court.
Any Contractor, builder or devek>per presentty on ttie Oakland County Court
House bid list is invited to explore ttiese alternative sites for potential location of ttie
subject project.
Please contact Mf. James Wahl, Community Development Director, or Mike
Csapo, Staff Planner, if you are interested in discussing city property ttiat might be
available fof locatingttieproposed 52nd District Court. The Community Development
Department can be reached at (313) 347-0475.
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sign.s i n sliop{)ing c e n t e r s a n d i n d u s t r i a l
o r d i n a n c e i.s u n c o n s t J l u t i o n a l — a v i o l a -
(()i;){)lc.\es. a n d Ihe a d d i t i o n o f s i g n a g e
tioll o f t h e First A l l l c n d n l c n t . Thle C i t y o f
lor
iN'fA'i ha.s a legal i-ij^ht to rcgl11atc
u l i c n tile i l a m e o f t h e b u s i n e s s Is diffe-
the
".sirlicturcs" put u p w i t h i n the d t y , b u t
ilol n e c e s s a r i l y the s y i n b o i s p l a c e d
What's 1iew alx)ut rVesldenl
Bush's trip to J a p a n Is thai he
was accompanied b y the lead­
ership ofthe U . S . a u l o Indus­
tiy. As Chrysler's Lec lacocca
said last p'rlday, '"llie C o l d W a r
Is over. ITie .Soviet threat is
gone. Now we c a n start taking
care of business, like J a p a n
has tieen doing for the last 4 5
years."
major
rcni
tenants
Irom the
i n office
What a m a z e s me Is how a
series o f presidents tolerated
the progix'ssive, wholesale liq­
uidation of o u r nation's lf1d u s l r i a l base. Steel. Electronics. Now autos.
buildings
building n a m e .
on
Nov,', [lie b a s i s of t h e s e r e q u e s t s i s
those .struclure.s.
We In Michigan k n o w the n u m b e r s all too well. Since
1981 Ihe Japanese have opened seven new transplant
auto plants, the Big T h r e e have closed nine plants, a n d the
auto trade dellclt has gone from $14 blUlon to $ 3 0 billion.
Every new Job created by Japanese auto lnveslnlent i n
•America has cost two old ones. Tlie cumulative $ 3 0 0
bllllon-plus auto trade deficit has cost our natloiI soine se­
ven nallllon Jobs.
lhat c u s t o m e r s are h a v i n g a h a r d t i m e
S o a p u r i s t m i g h t s a y that w l i i l e t h e
.Novl
City
Council
size
can
and
determine
the
constmction
flriding
the
bu.slncsscs
they
want
to
patronize.
of
It is s o i n e l i l n e s
f l e e s l a n d i n g s i g n s , b e c a u s e they w o u l d
d l f l i c u l t to get
a
count as separate structures, they can't
r e a d i n g on h o w the c o u n c i l i s l i k e l y to d e ­
r e g u l a t e , say, a sign p l a c e d o n the s i d e o f
cide o n s u c h p r o p o s a l s , b u t s o m e m e m -
b u i l d i n g . W o u l d not the I'ules c u r t a i l i n g
bcr,s were c l e a r l y positive a b o u t the r e ­
u p al t h e Novi C i l y C o u n c i l m e e t i n g M o n ­
f i n d i n g the b u s i n e s s they a r e g o i n g to.
d a y , a s l d n g for q u i c k a c t i o n o n a set o f
T h e y d r i v e right b y it, m i s s i n g the s i g n
A s I u n d e r s t a n d It. there are two possible ideological o r
political Justifications.
First argument; A m e r i c a n consumers are better off w i l h
unrestricted International trade because overall they c a n
b u y better products at lower prices.
T r u e enough. But is m y personal short-term g a i n in be­
i n g able to b u y a slightly IJetter car at a little lower price
worth Jeopardizing the long-term health of our nation's
econojny?
I don't t h i n k It Is. A n d that's why 1 get cross when some
politicians teU me that the entire point o f p u b l l c jxilicy is to
m a k e A m e r i c a n consumers better off.
amendments
to
erected u n d e r the c u r r e n t rules. T h e y
That's not public policy. Tliat's p a n d e r i n g to avarice,
nanee.
expressed
s u c h s i g n s , since the b u i l d i n g i t s e l f is a l ­
quest
ready a p p i o v e d by t h e city, be a v i o l a t i o n
[•esclTations.
of pi'otcclions of fl-ee
while
al
least
one
expressed
exjjresslon?
W c haj)pen to t h l i l k t h e r e Is s o m e
But
the
Novi
C h a m b e r of
Corn-
nieree is c e r t a i n l y n o t g o i n g that far. A b ­
real Icgilliilacy to the r e q u e s t f r o m b u ­
sinesses.
We've h e a r d t h e
complaint,
alld
n u m e r o u s l i m e s , f r o m n e w c o m e r s to t h e
representatives o f t h e C h a m b e r s h o w e d
c o m l n u r l i i y that they have a h a r d time
out 20 b u s i n e s s m e n a n d w o m e n
Tlley
the
city's
sign
some
ordi-
Impati­
end
up
having
ence, s i n c e they h a v e b e e n w o r k i n g w i t h
search.
c i l y officials for s o m e t i m e to draft, a s e l of
directions.
lo
Sometimes
turn
around
resent
a compromise beiween
the
city
they
need
to
O
Novi DARE offers its appreciation
A
THURSDAY
January 16,
T o the editor:
1992
O n behalf of over 4 0 0 young­
sters Who will be instructed in D r u g
A b u s e Resistance E d u c a t i o n
(DARE) classes in Novl this year, I
w o u l d like to extend my sincere ap­
preciation to M r . T o m M a r c u s and
the entire H a r m o n - M a r c u s Glass
oiTganizaUon for hosting a VIN etch ing p r o g i a m at their facility on Dec.
20. A l t h o u g h the service was free,
donations were accepted for D A R E ,
a n d over $100 was raised for the
program. H a r m o n - M a r c u s glass
donated the materials a n d time,
not to m e n U o n the facilities neces­
s a i y for tlie etching program to
succeed.
from
the
c o m m u n i i y all t h a t m u c h . W e c a n ' t I m a ­
gine
that
Chamber
the
requests
would
really
made
iliaking tlie satislactloll of personal grt^ed our nation's
priniaiy objeclivc.
Secoild argument: If we restrict international trade,
we'll be protectionists, a n d It was protectionism that setoff
the Great Depression.
"lYotectionist" has l>ecoine a favorite epithet of the '90s,
replacing "liljeral," " c o m i n u n i s f a n d "isolationist."
Already A m e r i c a n is protectionist. .As T o m B r a y pointed
out in l a s t S u n d a / s DetroitNews. we "absolutelyprevent"
the export of r a w tifnber a n d petroleum to J a p a n —• two
goods which b y themselves c o u l d wipe out nearly the en­
tire trade deficit.
D A R E teaches sixth grade stu­
dents how to say "no" to peer pres­
s u r e a n d to resist the temptations
to use drugs. Including alcohol.
T h e program is enhanced by the
usage of shirts a n d hats with the
D A R E logo, to remind students of
t h e i r c o m m i t m e n t . A l l monies
raised for the program are used for
these enhanced items.
But lacocca was right: "We trade with .nbout 200 c o u n ­
tries all over the world, b u t two-lliirds of ou r dellcil is wilh
one single nation — J a p a n , "
l^drcsslng the imbalance is not "protectionist." Ifs
c o m m o n sense.
Although B u s h didn't intend it. Michigan has become
the logical and inevitable stage for the issue lo be played
out in the sweep of A i n c i l c a n politics.
Michigan's presidential p r i m a r y is March 17. There's
plenty of time to see what P a l B u c h a n a n says about
"Arrierica First" in Flint. A n d I'd like to see what T o m
H a r k i n or Bill C l i n t o n propose lo a b u n c h of Jobless U A W
members.
Oflicer B o b G a l l
Novi Police D A R E
G u i l t y
B u s h m a y o r m a y not have moved fast enough to rectify
two decades of governmental neglect of o u r national eco­
nomic Interests. B u t I wonder whether the M i c h i g a n p r i m a t y won't see a n g i y auto executives sitting o n their checktxxiks while a lot of worried white- a n d blue-collar workers
vote their hearts.
by
the
diminish
the
j u s t s o m e l o o s e n i n g of the r u l e s . T h e y
q u a l i t y of life h e r e , o r the a e s t h e t i c s of
are a s k i n g for a n I n c r e a s e In the size of
the c o m m u n i t y .
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B
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h
e
i n n o c e n t
T o the editor
G u i l t y until proven innocent. . .
a new interpretation of the Bill of
Rights by the NoVl Arts Council.
S o m e members ofthe arts coun­
cil have unllateralfy advised Mr.
C r a i g S t r a i n that his m u s i c a l
g r o u p , "Encore," was welcome to
perform at the council's "Ciystal
G a l a * dance scheduled for J a n . 18.
onfy if he would not appear with
them.
Especially when the Boston Globe reported last Satur­
day that about two-thirds ofthe cars a n d t r u c k s parked at
the White House are foreign - - mostly Japanese.
Phil Power is chairman o f the company lhat owns this
newspaper.
His award-winning
column
appears
periodically.
What's next, book b u r n i n g ?
Moments
B
u n t i l
p r o v e n
Ray M u r p h y
Editor's note: T h e Ctystal Gala
event has since been cancelled by
the Novl .Arts Council.
l
l
C r a i g
S t r a i n
f r e e s t a n d i n g signs, t h e a d d i t i o n o f a s e c ­
o n d pole s i g n for b u s i n e s s e s a l o n g Ihe
expressway,
the a d d i t i o n o f d i r e c t i o n a l
T h e y n l l g h t h e l p save s o m e w a s t e d
g a i n e d
gas a n d f r u s t r a t J o n .
T o the e d i t o r
I'm a j u n i o r at Novl H i g h School
a n d a m e m b e r of theNovlittalrchlng
b a n d / s y m p h o n y bamd. I'ni Writing
c o n c e r n i n g the retlre1nent o f our
band director, M r . (Craig) S t r a i n . I,
along with the rest o f the b a n d , felt
a d e e p loss u p o n hearing that he
Crews worked hard
Y o u might hear s o m e g r o u s i n g ab­
to p u b l i c i n f o r m a t i o n officer J o h n J o y ,
o u t h o w b a d the r o a d s w e r e T u e s d a y a n d
the r o a d c o m m i s s i o n u s e d e v e r y piece o f
Wednesday
e q u i p m e n t it h a d t h a t w o u l d c a r r y a
after t h e b i g s n o w s t o r m .
" W h y c a n ' t t h e y get t h o s e t h i n g s p l o w e d
plow. A l l told, t h e c o u n t y h a s s o m e
faster?" s o m e p e o p l e w i l l s u r e l y
m i l e s o f r o a d s to c l e a r .
ask.
W e l l , the fact o f t h e m a t t e r is, b o t h
the
S t i l l . It w a s n ' t
always
J e r o m e a n d J o y s a i d t h e a m o u n t of s n o w
c o m i n g d o w n m a d e it d l f l i c u l t to k e e p u p
s i o n p u t a lot o f effort i n t o the
with w o r k . A n e s t i m a t e d 8 - 9 i n c h e s fell
B r u c e J e r o m e , D i r e c t o r o f the N o v l D P W ,
here i n N o v i , s o m e t i m e s at a r a t e of 2 i n ­
s a i d he h a d all 17 o f h i s s n o w p l o w s o n
c h e s p e r h o u r . S o , t h e r e a r e l i m i t s a s to
the road T u e s d a y , At o n e time m i d - d a y
how g o o d even t h e m o s t v a l i a n t effort i s
Tuesday.
g o i n g to b e i n k e e p i n g the r o a d s c l e a r .
15
D P W w o r k e r s were
out
(^ntinaed torn Page 1
• For a n office building In a n office
district, the town center, or the reg­
ional shopping center fl^velve Oaks
and West Oaks malls) a second wall
or pole sign could be used to identify
a major tenant, ifthe tenant leases 50
percent or more of the building and
the building name Is different from
the tenant's name,
t h e r e t i y l n g to r n o p u p t h e m e s s . L o c a l
roads,
subdivisions
S o m e o n e o u g h t to s a y It to t h e e m ­
streets, w e r e at least p a s s a b l e w i t h t w o
including
most
ployees o f t h e r o a d c o m m i s s i o n a n d t h e
l a n e s c l e a r e d b y the e n d o f the
D P W , s o here It Is:
day.
The r o a d c o m m i s s i o n threw a b o u t
3 5 0 p e o p l e Into the fight. . A n d a c c o r d i n g
• The new rules would allowgroundpole directional signs within a n in­
dustrial park or within a shopping
center. In a regional shopping center
or the town center, a s l ^ may be lo­
cated at an IntereslecUon within that
development. A permit would be
needed.
It w a s a g o o d j o b d o n e . W e a p p r e c i ­
ate t h e s p e c i a l efforts y o u
made.
'Mr. Clutch'
OAKLAND COUNTY COMMISSION
Kay Sctmkl (R)
STATE SENATE
Jack Faxon (D)
2844-4 Oanvers (X
FarfTiington Hills, Ml48018
398-7888
28105 Summit
Novi, Ml 48377
349-0099
State Capitol
Unsing, Ml 48909
(517)373-7888
U.S. HOUSE
William Bfoofnfield (R)
371 N. Main
230$Rayburn
Milford, Ml 48042
HouseOlfioe BIdg.
685-2640
Washington, D.C. 20515
{2K) 225-6135
U.S.
Cari U v i n (D)
1860MeNamafaBldg. 4S9 Russell Senate Office BWg.
477 MteHoan Kw.
Washlnston. D.C. 20510
Detroit. MI48226
(202)224-4822
226-6020
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Willie Bullard, Jr. (R)
1181 N. Milford Rd.
State Capitol
Milford, Ml 48381
Unsing, Ml 48909
887-8045
(517)373-1827
SENATE
Donaki Rkigia (0)
1850 McNamara BIdg.
Dliksen Senate Office Bldg.
477 Michigan Ave.
Wastiington, D.C. 20510
Detroit. Ml 48226
(2(6)224-4822
226-3188
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r
s
would no longer bie with us. We are
going to mLss htm a n d the excel­
lence he brought to o u r school.
M r . Strain was one of the few
people who ever gained my c o m ­
plete respect, a s a musician a n d as
a person. He Is a Very talenled m a n .
who, through his o w n love o f
m u s i c , showed every member o f
the band how to love a n d appreci­
ate 11. just as m u c h as he did h i m ­
self. H e combined o u r talent a n d
emotions and t u r n e d it into beauti­
ful music that left o u r b a n d aston­
ished and p r o u d at w h a t we h a d
accomplished.
Mr. Strain is a truly special per­
s o n who won the love a n d respect of
every band member. I t h i n k I s p e a k
for u s all when I s a y that n o one c a n
ever compare to M r . S t r a i n . We will
truly miss h i m . but we know that
he will not want u s to give u p a n d
l o s e e v e r y l h i n g he s t r l v e d to
achieve for the b a n d . He's taught
u s excellence a n d dedication, a n d
we Intend to use that to m a k e o u r
b a n d the best It c a n be — for M r .
Kristyn Martin
U r g i n g
o f
N o v i
s u p p o r t
D
A
R
E
T o the editor
How many parents o f elemen­
tary school age c h i l d r e n have heard
of the D . A R . E . p r o g r a m ? S u r e l y
those of us who have already h a d a
sixth-grade s t u d e n t complete the
program know a b o u t It. I w o u l d
hope that we p a r e n t s of D A R E ,
graduates are familiar enough w i t h
the program c u i r i c u l u m to k n o w
that Olficer B o b G a t t teaches o u r
children about peer pressure, selfesteem and the eight ways to s a y
"no" to drugs, i n c l u d i n g alcohol.
T h e NoVl C o m m u n i t y School D i s ­
trict ttllnks t h a t the progranl'lsseo
important that every sixth grader
participates u n l e s s a parent raises
objection. In these times of r a m ­
p a n t use and e a s y accessibility o f
chemicals, o u r children need a l l
the support they c a n get to help
them get and stay d r u g &ee.
TTie Novi -School District s u p ­
ports D . A R . E . (Drug Awareness
Resitance Education) as well as the
City ofNovi, the Police Department,
the b u s i n e s s c o m m u n i t y a n d
counUess civic groups a n d organi­
zations. How? T h e y all show s u p ­
p o r t b y c o n t r i b u t i n g to t h e
D A R E , program f u n d a n d / o r by
having persona] representation at
the a n n u a l " D A R E , to C A P ^ "
fundraislng dinner co-sponsored
by the Novl OpUmist C l u b a n d the
Novl C o u n c i l on S u b s t a n c e .Abuse.
The proceeds from this fundraiser
go dlrectfy into the operating f u n d
needed to erlhance the p r o g r a m of­
fered b y Ofllcer G a t t
The thl1xl annual D A R E . D i n ­
ner will be Sunday, F e b . 9 at the
Novl Clvlc Center fixim 6 p . m . to 9
p.m. There will be socializing, d i n ­
ner a n d entertainment consisting
of skits performed b y the D A R E ,
students a n d a performance by the
Novl Choralalrs. D o o r prizes will
also be given. Tickets are $25 per
person a n d may be obtained at the
Novl P a r k s and Recreation oflice,
the Nov! Police Department or by
calling J u d y Maxwell at 348-8585
or Pat Gilberg at 3 4 9 - 7 0 5 3 .
M y d a u g h t e r w a s l n the very first
group of students to benefit from
D A R E , in the fall of 1989. In m y
view as a parent, the education she
received from OfUce G a t t Was inva­
luable, a n d she continues to use
her skills to this day. I a p p l a u d the
police department a n d the Novi
School District for c o m i n g together
for the good of our children. Do a n y
other parents ofD A R E . students,
past o r present, feel as strongly ab­
out this as I do? Now is y o u r chance
to show y o u r support a n d appreci­
ation. F*urchase tickets a n d attend
the (iinner. Let's have some rep­
resentation from the families ofthe
D A R E students, a n d some show
ofsupport from the private sector. I
guarantee a good time. I'll see y o u
there.
Patricia Gilbert
President,
Novl C o u n c i l on S u b s t a n c e A b u s e
b a c k
t o
t h e
U . S .
T o the E d i t o r
The media has, of late, fed u s
J a m e s
Novi's Mke Kramer hit
a buzzer beater in basketball
to beat Howell
Why insurance goes up
People Wonder why their
auto Insurance rates a n d taxes
keep going u p .
careless discharge of a firearm.)
Marzonie sued his insurer u n d e r no-fault a n d gol a
$43,000 j u r y award. T h e i n s u r e r appealed a n d lost.
A M i c h l g a n C o u r t of A p p e a l s
panel last week Issued three
2-1 decisions. J u d g e s R o m a n
S. Gribbs o f Detroit a n d M a r i ­
l y n J . Kelly o f Bloomfield H i l l s
were the i11aJority. D i s s e n t i n g
was J u d g e B a r b a r a MacKerizJe
o f Petoskey.
G r i b b s a n d Kelly said. "Here Ihe j u r y expressly found
M o n a r c h v. Battle C r e e k —
Ixiren M o n a r c h , d r u n k a n d
w i t h a s u s p e n d e d driver's license, climbed o n a motorcycle
a n d led a clty police officer o n a chase at 8 0 m p h i n a 3 5
m p h zone, the wrongway on a one-way street a n d t h r o u g h
a stop sign. M o n a r c h stopped ln the middle o f the r o a d
w i t h n o lights. T h e cop cracked into h i m . (Later. M o n a r c h
p l e a d e d guilty to fleeing a n d evading police.)
M o n a r c h s u e d the clty a n d the cop. T h e J u r y found the
c o p negligent a n d 10 percent to blame. M o n a r c h appealed.
s a y i n g the trial judge s h o u H have granted his m o U o n for
s u m m a r y J u d g m e n t under the no-fault principle.
In a complicated ruling. G r i b b s a n d Kelly agreed, affln11lng the d a m a g e awa1d.
Marzonle v. A u t o C l u b — I n Flint. M i c h a e l Marzonie got
into a dispute with V e r n o n O a k s a11d c h a s e d O a k s h o m e .
Marzo111e's passenger thtiew beer bottles at O a k s ' c a r .
O a k s emerged from his h o u s e with a shotgun, aimed at the
radiator a n d hit Marzonie. {Oaks later pleaded guilty to
that Oaks',assault was directed at plaintllTs automobile
rather t h a n at plaintiff. . . A c c o r d i n g l y plaintiff is enUUed
to no-fault
City c o u n c i l member R o b e r t
Schmid defended the original ordi­
nance, saying he was on the council
when it was first adopted.
"This community has done a
pretty goodjob of developing with the
ordinance," he said. "It has served its
purpose well."
In particular, Schmid objected lo
the change which Would allow for ad ditional signs along the expressway.
saying such signs take away from the
quality of the commu111ty,
"The city Is Just too fine a city to
start advertising apples and oranges
along the freeway. Drive along the
Brighton area a n d you'll see those
signs along the back of buildings. It
detracts from the qualllty ofthe city,"
he said.
B u t oU1er members of the council
suggested there Were some valid rea­
sons for change.
"What we are seeing is that these
buildings tend to be set back from the
road," Mayor Matt Q u i r m said of the
proposal to allow larger signs. "And,
with the speed of vehicles, this extra
square footage is needed."
City Manager E d Kriewall said
Novi's sign mles h a d actually cost
one building owner a tenant.
T h e Ctystal Glens office building
lost out In a bid to get a major new
tenant because the tenant couldn't
put a sign o n the building," he said.
Members of the Novl business
community were also outspoken.
Rod Taylor, general manager ofthe
Bob Evans Restaurant at 1-96 and
Novl Road said. T h e biggest com­
plaint We have Is we are really hard to
find. They (drivers) are unaware of
how lo get into our parking lot."
Bob Evans has an 80-foot wide
sign on the building, but no pole sign.
Kevin Grain, serving as the chair of
the legislative liaison comniittee for
the Nov! Chamberof Commerce, said
they have been working on these
changes for two years and this is a
push to get it tiirough.
"While It is not everything the b u ­
sinesses would like, we hope you
would suppport this change." he
said.
Novl attorney Michael Leavltt,
working on behalf of tills own prac­
tice and Shfrley Cash, president of
Realty Worid. Cash & Associates,
said he feels the ordinance may vio­
late the 14tii .Amendment to ti1e U.S.
Constitution. Thai amendment pro­
hibits the government from depriving
citizens of property without due
process.
The ordinance interferes with
someone's right to conduct business,
he explained saying it violates liberty
Finally, with our efforts free to
b u Ud a better car at a tower cost, we
m u s t l a u n c h a campaign of "Buy
A m e r i c a n " to w h i back those J a ­
panese c a r owners. Remember,
buyers bought Japanese cars be­
c a u s e t h e y were b e t t e r a n d
cheaper. N o w we have to convince
those foreign car b u y e r s that
•Aineilc^n cars are better a n d that
b u y i n g A i n e r i c a n is the most effec­
tive w a y to bring Jobs b a c k to
America.
S c h l l d v. A e t n a — I n O s c o d a . J a c k S c h i l d was s u e d by a
passenger in a M a y 18. 1986. accident. S c h i l d s a i d A e t n a
s h o u l d defend or indemnify h i m . T h e j u r y agreed.
A e t n a appealed, saying S c h i l d ' s policy expired M a r c h
26 a n d that Schild h a d Ignored eight documents saying it
expired M a r c h 26. Somehow S c h i l d was issued a certifi­
cate of Insurance saying the expiration date was Sept. 26
1986.
"An i n s u r e d has a n obligation to read the Insurance pol­
icy a n d raise questions c o n c e r n i n g coverage." said KellV
a n d G r i b b s . but then comes the "However . . . "
T h e y found a "special relaUonship'" between S c h i l d a n d
his local agent in w h i c h the agent w o u l d call S c h i l d when
p r e m i u m s Were d u e , Schild Would p a y in person, a n d the
agent even helped S c h i l d pay p r e m i u m s . Gribbs a n d Kelly
u p h e l d the J u i y a w a r d .
MacKenzie dissented: "An Insurer s h o u l d not bie
estopped irom denying coverage s i m p l y hiecause a n i n ­
sured decides to ignore the terms of coverage. Vet that is
precisefy the result of the majority's opinion."
home park tiiat Involved a sti^riger entering tiie
office, grabbing a female employee and making
sexual remarks.
I Burglaries at homes In the 24000 block o f Na­
ples; 43000 block of CotUsford; 22000 block of
Heatherbrae; and a n apartment on Fountain
Park, Where the suspects entered by shattering
the front door.
• Shoplifters In The Disney Slore at TVelve O a k s
Mall, Who escaped Dec. 24 with a sack of stolen
merchandise and remain at large.
• OVer$1001ndamagetoavehicleparkedonRenford Dec. 24. Someone reportedfy tiirew a large
c h u n k of concrete tiirough the back windshield.
•
A 1 9 8 4 Pontiac reportedly stolen from tiie park­
ing lot oflXvehre Oaks Mall the night of Dec. 24.
Malott said tiiere were two reasons for filing tiie
FOI requests to gain access to s u c h reports.
"First, the public needs lo know what crimes
are occurring in town so tiiat they can protect
themselves," he said. "Ifyou know, for instance,
that rapes are occurring, you c a n take steps to
protect yourselfwhen you're out a n d about. Ifyou
know burglaries are occurring, y o u can make sure
y o u r home Is secure and watch the neighborhood
for prowlers.
"And the police department's own statistics
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A n estimated 20 business people
turned out for tiie discussion of the
sign ordinance at the meeting. About
a dozen addressed Uie council.
show there were three rapes, five robberies and
ond editorial, and It was being printed as we
141 burglaries i n Novl In the first 10 montiis of
spoke."
1991 that the public was not Informed about.
Malott said he felt positive about the meeting.
"Secondly, one ofthe most fundamental princi­
T m pleased wltil the cooperative spirit wlUi
ples that we live by In this country is that tiie gov­
which Shaeffer and Fried have launched into the
ernment Is r u n 'by the people.' Well, that includes
discussions ofthe police department's policy," he
said, adding d i a l he Intends to give tiie city further
the police departments. Ifyou are going to tie a n
feedback o n thefr proposed new media policy.
informed voter o n city Issues, you need to know
about the activities ofthe police department. Ifyou
Shaeffer hashed tiie city's fonner media policy
are a taxpayer, I tiiink you have a right to expect
when he arrived in August, but it still has not been
the police department to account for itself."
replaced with a new policy. Malott said he l)elleVes
the department Is sttll operating under tiie old pol­
Shaeffer said he is working toward a policy that
icy, which he said violated tiie FOI.
complies with die FOI and does n o l violate citi­
Malott expressed concern that, altiiough a new
zens' right to privacy.
policy will be Implemented, practice witiiln the de­
"Certainly, It is our responsibility lo comply
partmenl may be harder to change.
with the law," he said. "We want to comply with
tiial while still respecting tiie rights of citizens to
"When we went to pick u p new reports last Fri­
day, die pattern of wltiiholding substantial n u m ­
privacy. Several questions remain unanswered,
bers of reports from the stack for release con­
and we are working to get those answers.
tinued. We can continue our effort indefmltefy,
T m sure that we will resolve this to evetyone's
kicking the unaccounted-for reports into the for­
satisfaction."
mal FOI document request procedure. And we will
Shaeffer held a meeting with Malott and Novi
continue it as long as necessaiy.
City Attorney David Fried Wednesday, J a n . 8 to
discuss the department's media relations policy,
"But it all seems ratiier silly. The formal proce­
dure is much more time-consuming for the police
during which interpretations ofthe FOI were dis­
department. And we only want lo read those docu cussed.
menls In the police department which any mem­
"A day and a halfafier (receiving the first FOI re­
ber of die public is enliUed to see as a matter of
quests) we were i n a meeting," he said. "Unfortu­
state law."
nately, The Novi News had already written a sec­
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Affoniabk
Jeffeiy West, owner of Salon Head
West, said his business fronts on Ten
Mile. To comply wlUi tiie ordinance,
his sign faces the parking lot where
the entrance is located, but does not
face road. He has gone to the Z B A and
dial was best he could get.
"To allow a small business to be
profitable, y o u must have vlGlbillty.
Now I have to rely on word of mouth,"
he said.
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Donald C . Young Jr.
and property rights by "taking of
property without due process."
Connie Mallett, Executive Director
of Uie Novl Chamber of Commerce,
w e n t to bat for the m e m b e r
businesses,
"The ordinance lhat exists is a
lltUe old a n d antiquated. Signage not
only helps y o u to find out where you
are going, It helps in terms of safety.
Look at signage In terms of helping
people trying to find the business, as
well as helping tiie businesses theymselves." she said.
C h u r c h
6 Mile
4 0 8 0 0 FlVe MUe R o a d
V* MUe West of Hajferty Road
T h e present annual purchase o f
3.7 million Japanese autotnobiles
did not come out by chance. There
Was a time When cars produced i n
J a p a n Were better a n d cheaper,
a n d A m e r i c a n s bought the super­
ior products b y the millions.
W i t h the recession o f the earfy
1980s, lndust1y and labor leaders
went to J a p a n to see how the J a ­
panese d i d It. They found that
cooperation a n d Joint Involvement
by l a b o r a n d management were
necessary to produce a better car at
a lower c o s t It was this joint effort
that w a s necessaiy to build a stable
i n d u s t r y a n d as a result give work­
ers j o b security.
T h e effort paid off a n d we have
Improved o u r competitive ability,
but we have forgotten some of the
lessons ofthe early 1980s. We have
to continue to improve o u r ways of
doing business. This means joint
cooperative efforts by industiy, la­
bor a n d government. Management
m u s t become more aware of what
the A m e r i c a n buying public wants.
Marlagement a n d labor m u s t work
harder a n d smarter to build that
product better and at reasonable
cost. G o v e r n m e n t must eliminate
the 1990 clean air act amendments
that a d d great cost to the automo­
bile w i t h litUe incremental benefit
to Uie public. T h e n the industiy
can concentrate on improving the
au tomobile for the buyer Instead of
constantfy wasting Its effort work­
i n g to meet unreasonable a n d u n ­
realistic, but e:Kpenslve govern­
ment m a n d a t e s . Industiy could
also t h r o w in a few A m e r i c a n
"Kelretsu" arrangements to let the
J a p a n e s e know that sauce for the
goose ls a l s o sauce for U1e gander.
C a t h o H c
Masses at
4 P.M. Saturday and IO A . M . Sunday
m u c h coverage of the pilgrimage to
J a p a n by President B u s h a n d the
A m e r i c a n lndust1y leaders. Gov­
ernment a n d industiy leaders as
well as the members o f the tnedia
have all given us their opinions of
the causes of our trade problem
a n d the causes of our present busi­
ness s l u m p . Few seem to hit the
target as to the real problem and
the best course of action to bring
Jobs t>ack to America.
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benefits."
C o m m o n sense w o u l d teU one to s u e the guy who did the
shooting, b u t lawyers look for the deep pockets. Score a
loss of A u t o C l u b members.
A m e r i c a n
General absolution at the beginning of every MaiM.
C o m m l u i l o n (or all B a p t i z e d ChrlstUuu. Including divorced.
Compromise offered on sign law
easy. B o t h
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More importanUy he taught u s
how to strive for excellence. H e
taught us that with h a r d work a n d
discipline we c o u l d achieve a n y
goal we put o u r m i n d down to. H e
proved that to u s with the excel­
lence a n d respject that our s y m ­
p h o n y gained, a n d 1 k n o w that I will
b e able to use what he taught m e
throughout the rest of my life.
S o again, thank you T o m Mar­
c u s a n d t h a n k you H a r m o n M a r c u s Glass. I hope lo be able to
d o it again soon.
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the r u l e s w o u l d r e a l l y d e t r a c t
W l i a l the C h a m b e r Is l o o k i n g for is
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n e w sign r u l e s for the c i l y . T h e r u l e s r e p ­
a n d the b u s i n e s s c o m m u n i t y .
CRiSTiNA FERRIER Slafi Rspoiter
SCOTT DANia Slall Reporter
BRYAN MfTCHELL Salt PhoieBmpher
CHRIS BOYD (Viiphkx Editor
ANGELA PREDHOMME Graphics Artist
RICK BYRNE Copy Edtor
MCHAa PREViLLE Sales Director
MCKAa JETCHiCK Sales Manaeer
(1ARY KELBER Associela Salee Manaeor
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PHLIP JEROME Enecuilve Edlor
DflKE IMLOTT Manming Ecilfor
BOB NEEDHAlb* Editor
NEiL GEOQHEGAN Slefl Repcrlar
JAN JEFFRES Slalf Reporter
STEPHEN KELLMAN Slall Reporter
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HOLLYER
T h e Novi W a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n
voted J a n . 8 to r e c o m m e n d t h a t Ihe
City Council allow Novi's first
p l a n n e d unit d e v e l o p m e n t to c h a n g e
its Uincline for d c v e l o p n i e n t .
T h e M a p l e s o f N o v i is a 2 2 8 - a c r e ,
m i x e d - u s e d e v e l o p m e n t u n d e r deve­
l o p m e n t at the c o r n e r of F o u r t e e n
Mile and Decker roads b y C l a s s i c
Construction. T h e development i n ­
c l u d e s single family h o i n e s , c o n d o m ­
i n i u m s , s e n i o r citizen h o u s i n g a n d a
s h o p p i n g center.
V i c e p r e s i d e n t of C l a s s i c C o n s t a i c U o n L a n y D e P i i e s t told l h e
c o m m i s s i o n the r e c e s s i o n h a s i n ­
c r e a s e d the l i n m e d l a l e d e m a n d for
the m o r e affordable, a t t a c h e d h o u s ­
ing u n i t s In the development. H e
a s k e d the c o f n m l s s i o n to approve a
p l a n to b u i l d more of Lhe a t t a c h e d
i l n i ts i n u p c o m l n g p h a s e s of develop inent to s a t i s f y c u r r e n t
market
demand.
The u n i t s are i n the s a m e l o c a t i o n
as originally a p p r o v e d b y the c o u n c i l .
O n l y the t i m e o f c o n s t r u c t i o n i s
changed, D e l M e s t s a i d .
The d e v e l o p m e n t w i l l take four to
sity would still require council'
approval.
five years to c o m p l e t e . D e P r l e s t s a i d .
He a s k e d the c o m m i s s i o n to a l l o w fu ture c h a n g e s In c o n s t r u c t i o n p h a s e s
to be h a n d l e d U i r o u g h c i t y a d m i ­
nistration r a t h e r t h a n the c o m m i s ­
sion and c o u n c i l .
A c h a n g e i n h o u s i n g type o r d e n ­
The commission unanimously
agreed to recommend that the coun­
cil approve changes In the Maples de­
velopment's timeline.
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THURSDAY
J a n u a r y 16,
1992
DIVERSIONS:
REUNIONS:
Novi High Class of
82
announces 10-year
reunion/3B
Borders offers
series of children's activities/SB
Piioios by BHYAN MPTCHELL
Above,
Yukiko Osaki
(left)
shows a Japanese map
of
N o v i to K e i k o H a g i o ( c e n t e r
and
photo
Chieko
at
right)
and
Myzuno
apanese
wom
f en
adu
j st to
Novi
By CRISTINA FERRIER
Staff Writef
Atsuko
A t a g i t e l l s o f h e r first e x p e r i e n c e s i n
Imagine yourself a newcomer l n a strange land -— a
place where y o u don't speak tJ1e language veiy well and
day-to-day life ls full of mannerisms and customs that
are alien to you.
That Is what happens to hundreds of Japanese wo­
men Who come to America With their husbands, who are
employed b y Japanese firms w i t h branch faculties lo­
cated here.
To make things a little easier for these women, there
is a club called the Sakurakal ("Cheny Blossom") Wives.
NoVl residents Kelko Haglo, A t s u k o Atagl and Y u k i k o
OsaW are part of the 70-meniber club.
Most of the women's husbands work for Nlppondenso in Southfield. AfeWSakurakalWlVes Were friends
back In Japan, but most met alter moVlng to the area.
According to Yukiko Osakl, one ofthe group's found­
ing members who also acted as a n Interpreter for the
America
Volunteer
Novl women, Sakurakal Wives biegan as a loose-knit
group of about 20 Japanese women tlirown together In
the 1970s by their relocaUon here for the then-tlny Nlppondenso Corporation.
As the company grew, so did its employees and so "We
decided it was best to formally organize and glVe It a
name," she said.
Among their activltles are annual handicraft sales,
garage sales and a can recycling project. To date, they
have raised over S11.000 for such organizations as the
IJghthouse in Pontiac, the Salvation Army In Pontlac
and the Sarah Fisher Home in Farmlngton Hills, Evely
six months, a committee of 12 to 15 memhiers set the
agenda for fundraisers and direct the events,
"We decided to start doing fundralsing because most
ofus have children," Osaki said, "We wanted to hie i n ­
volved with the children in school, but opportunities at
the schools were limited because of Ule language
barriers."
Contkaed os S
Pet of the Week
Homebound seniors
appreciate visitors
By D O R O T H Y N A S H
Special Writer
Friendly Visiting Is a team acUVlty
for George a n d Caroline Glese. They
do It o n a regular basis and make spe­
cial visits as needed.
They Visit senior citizens who are
shut-ins, who are hospitalized, a n d
Who live i n retirement residences.
They also visit younger people Who
are temporarily Indisposed.
"But it's mostly senior citizens We
Visit," said Caroline, because, as
George added. They're sick more."
One regular actlVity they liave ls
conducting a sing-along at a retire­
ment residence.
CAROLINE AND GEORGE
GIESE
George plays the organ ln the
lounge for the 30 people Who come
out to sing. "He plays the organ a n d
directs at our church," Caroline said,
adding, too. "He's been choir director
for 3 l years. He loVes to play. And I
love to sing."
The senior citizens at the resi­
dence are 'mainly over 75." Caroline
It takes an hour and a half to go
through all of the 150 songs the
Gleses haVe on sheets they pass out
to the people. A n d after theyVe gone
t h r o u ^ them, somebody Will ask.
"Can't We sing j u s t one more?"
Then there are shul-Ins from their
church whom they Visit. "Every S u n ­
day the names of the people are
announced In the church bulletin."
Caroline said, "and If the secretary
knows ofsomehiody who needs some­
body, she tells us,"
The manager of the senior citizen
center ln Novl also calls them, George
said, "Ifshe has somebody Who'd like
to be Visited because she knows we
do that."
"We like doing lt so much," Caro­
line said, "that we keep doing it, I
can't see sitting home When you c a n
help somebwdy. Some people here
are so lonely, a n d When We come,
they're apt to say, *l'm so glad you're
here!'"
Ifyou'd like to get into Visiting, for a
starter, call J a n McAlpIn at the Novi
Senior Center. 347-0419.
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6 mos.
old,
black,
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348-5078
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, Thursday, January 16, 1992-THE NOVI NEWS-3B
2B-THE NOVI NEV/S—Thursdiy. January 16, 1992
S t u d e n t s return f r o m T a i w a n
By J E A N N E C L A R K E
Special Wnlcr
'
Kr(uml!lg(iiiJ,njl. 5 irom a lour of
Talw.m were S.illdra and Terry
Thornton, Mary arld 1^ck Knauer,
Bridget l > a n and Rlta T r a p o r , The
six were a part ofa cultiiral exchange
proj;ram set up by the i;Ansc Creusc
S<:hciol tJistrlcl in (;o:ijiincllon with a
M a d o n n a University educational
propram. Six Taiwanese schools
played host lo the >iroup as they com •
bmcd a [personal holiday wil their interests In intemallonal education
andciillure, Anexritinji way to usher
in the New 'rVar.
J c n n a I.ynn Chnslensen is the
ncwdauflhier at the home of Art and
Ihere.sa Chnlensen She was b o n l
J a n . 3 at lkiisford Hospiial weighing
six poiiilds, I 1 oiiiires. She Joins her
brother, K n k . who is two years old,
Crandfwrents arc J o h n and Arllne
Achlflo of Lirlghton, Ulanche Pall.a/zolo of n n g h t o n a n d
gratgrandinotheis Bernlce Jenkins of
Brlglitoli alld Eimiia Achlno of Mclvindale. Mrs. Chrlstensen Is the
branch manager of Michigan Na­
tional l i a n k Ifi Novi.
Lieutenant Kolxrt Itimusscn of
the Novl I'olice Department has re­
lumed from 11 weeks at the FBI
Acadciny, located In Oliantico, Virgi­
nia. He was one of eight chosen from
[xillcc department across the slate to
go lo the aciadcmy, with a class total­
ing 249. The classes he took included
program administration, coinmunlty
policing Issues, and more.
Mr. and .Mr.s. Mack Porter have re­
lumed from two weeks vacation a t Pt,
LaCruse, Venezula. 'ITiey went sight­
seeing, visited plantations, and took
boat rides i n the area. Tlley were ac­
companied by their son, Mark, who
also enjoyed a trip lo Angel Falls.
NOVI J A Y C E E S
National Jaycees Week begins
Sunday. J a n . 19. Novi Mayor Malt
Q u l n n w l l l be sigilinga proclamatloin
in honor of the Jaycees' work wllJiin
the Cily of Novl. A special member­
ship night is planned for J a n . 22. A l l
area residents t>etWcen the ages of21
and 29 are encouraged to attend and
find out about the work that the Jay­
cees do. For more information, call
348-NOV1.
The Jaycees are
sponsoring a
N o v i
come in recent years who have made
thler homes and will be raising thefr
clilldren In the area and can pass In­
formation on lo them.
H i g h l i g h t s
snowball (Soflball) tournament Feb.
1 and 2 In conJucUon With M r . B's
Fanll. A l this time, the Jaycees are In
need of volunteers lo serve as um­
pires, donations from area merchantrs for ralTle prizes, and applica­
tions for teams. The money raised
will be used to fund other projects,
such as the Novl Jaycees Scholarship
Fund, the summer reading program
a I the Novl IhIblic Ubraiy a n d the
Jaycees ongoing Needy FajT1ily Fiind,
For
more Information, call
.348-NOVn,
The annual Distinguished Se1vl(»
Award Breakfast honoring Volun­
teers within the City of Novl has been
scheduled for Satiirday, M a i r h 14 at
the Wyndham Garden Hotel. T o nom­
inate a Volunteer call 348-3 121 f o r a
nomination form or lo make break­
fast reservations.
On May 2. the NoVl Jaycees will
celebrate their 25lh Anniversary as a
leadership training/service or^a111zatlon within the Cily of Novl. A spe­
cial "reunion" dinner Is planned at
the Wyndham Garden Hotel.
The Jaycees are currently looking
for former Jaycees and Jaycee Wo­
men, Jaycelles. lo help with the
search for former members. T o assist
in the search or to volunteer to help
with the planning, call 348-3121,
Christmas projects Included a
concert by the Novl Choralalrcs a l the
Church of Holy Family, With more
than 400 area residents in atten­
dance. Proceeds from the concert
and additional donations from area
merchants Were used to provide food,
clotillng and toys for some 84 area
families this Christmas season,
NOVI PIN POINTERS
High bowlers Were Ftosemaiy B a n ­
ish of the Never a Doubts With 2 11 In
a 546 series. Dorothy Bosc of the
Look-N-Goods With 205 in a 521 se­
ries. J a n Cole of the B y a Halxs With
199. Margie GreaVes of the Eager
Beavers with l 9 8 In a 511 series. Lorl
Seltzer of the Never a Doubts With
192 In a 535 series. Barb Pletron of
the Cenluiy 21 Wests With 185 ln a
500 series, Dora Greaves of the Eager
Beavers with 173, Shirley Struzlk of
the HI I>os with 171, Barb Dcttore of
the B and Ls With 171 and Debbie L u -
Woodcan'er Roy Morln of LlVonla
Will be the guest speaker at the meet­
ing. He 'tvlil bring samples ofhls work
and well speak on the topic, "Wood
Carving, Folk Art to Fine Art."
A report will also be heard from Bill
Conn of the Novl Fire Departmenl,
Who Is reconstructing the original fire
truck. He Would like anyone l n the
area who may have pictures or any
biformaUon about the truck to con­
tact him so the may continue to com­
plete tills project for the Historical
Society.
The society ls looking for dona­
tions of articles of historical Value
from Novl residents. They are espe­
cially In need of Vintage Clothes,
house hold Hems and farm tools. T h e
society recently received several
items from the family oflong-tlme re­
sident. Irene Staman. who died this
past year.
The society will beplanningawork
day to start cataloging all the items
that haVe been donated. Aiiyone In­
terested in working on this day
should contact Mutch. She Is t1ylng
to reach long-time residents who
have something lo contribute from
thefr memories of "old Novl" as well as
reaching new residents who have
Contlnned from I
SPIRIT O F C H R I S T L U T H E R A N
CHURCH
The Spirit of Christ Lutheran
Church hosted lis armual ecumeni­
cal community tradition, the B u r n ­
ing of the Greens, o n J a n . 6. Ifyou
missed the occasion this year plan
now to come next year and brlngyour
tree, and later have refreshments at
the church through the efforts ofthe
E L C A women.
Sunday. Jan. 19 another ecumenclal tradition, the F>ulplt Exchange. Is
being held In Novl to celebrate the
week of prayer for Christian Unity.
The exchange Is pla11ned by the Novl
Mi11isters Association.
The Novl Mli1isters is planning the
Novl Ministers Prayer Breakfast for
tiic community Wednesday, J a n . 27
at 7:30 a.m. at the Q v l c Center. Reverand H a n y T. Cook will be speak­
ing on "PosslbUlUes for Effective U n ­
ity fri a Community Under Selge." C o l l e e n
Call 349-5666 for more friformaUon.
kasiak of the Never a Doubts With
170.
Standings are as follows:
Never a Doubt 73-46
Bowling Bag 66-53
Adventurers 62-57
Lookln Good 61-58
B and L 60-59
Centuiy 21 W 59% -59'/a
Eager Beavers 59-60
HI Los 59-60
M and M 49-70
By a Hair 46'A -72%
NOVI HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Kathy Mutch, president of the Nov!
Historical Society, is exten4lng a
Warm welcome to ariyone In the com­
munity Who Would like to attend the
meeting ofthe Novl Historical Society
Ihls Thrusday evening at 7:30. The
meeting will be held In the original
Town Hall, n o w o n T c n Mile Itoad between the NoVl Clly Llbraiy and Taft
Road. Enter the llbraiy driveway a n d
continue to the left to reach the
building.
J a p a n e s e learn A m e r i c a n life
W e d d i n g
New Years activities started at
7:30 p.m. with an evcnfrlg of fellows h i p , games, m u s i c a n d h o r s
d'oeurvcs. At mldnlght, they con­
cluded with a brief worship service.
The men's group helped to prepare
food last Tuesday at the church a n d
then went to serve the food to the
hungry at St. Andrew Redeemer
Lutheran Church i n Detroit for the
needy. They are also tiylng to assist
the imemployed t h r o u ^ a networkIng of resumes receivwl by them.
C h u r c h memtjer, Louise Bfrijhammer celebrating her 90th birthday
this month, nltted, crocheted a n d
quilted 49 beautiful quilts and lap
robes for residents at the Luther H a ­
ven in Detroit. She spent 435 hours
workfrig o n them. .Anyone wishing to
donate y a m , fabric or old sheets can
bring them to the c h u r c h office.
The newest program. Mom's, Dads
& Tots, will be meeting J a n . 23 with
the topic, "Children's Fteadlness for
Religion."
NOVI SENIOR CENTER
J a n u a r y brings a n o t h e r full
month of acUvlUes at the NoVl Civic
Center under the direction of cenler
manager J a n McAlpfr1e a n d site hos­
tess Sister Camllle Kelly, with senior
Contiiloed oa S
fractions, she said, w h i c h would come later i n
Japan.
The women agreed thatvolunteerism seemed to
But she also goes to a Japanese weekend
exist at a higher level in America than in J a p a n ,
school, where classes are conducted in Japanese
and offered Interesting insights as to why that may and the same books are used that she would have
be,
at home.
Chieko Myzuno said American holidays were
"America was built because of the amount of
work put into the country." Osakl said, "It's only In confusing to her. Traditionally American festive
the U . S . where pioneers w o u l d create the occasions like Thanksgiving and Halloween, and
the way they are celebrated, were foreign to her.
community.
And Kelko Hagio was surprised when she was
"But Japan was once ruled by a feudal lord. It
was an absolute mon;lrchy and you did only what invited to her husband's company Christmas
yoii were told, in Japan, ifyou did anything 'pre­ party.
"In Japan, the company doesn't have a party for
sumptuous' you could be punished."
Osakl said the Sakurakal Wives find volunteer- both." she said. "Just the hu.sbands attend. So 1
ism beneficial because "it gives (us) a chance to feel was worried about what to do with the children.
"Bui then 1 found out about child care (prog­
like we aie a part of the community."
Most of the wives come to America forabou t two rams), so I didn't have to wony.
".And I had fun at the party."
years, then go back to Japan. A l s u k o Atagl has a
Alld there are other unexpected problems, too.
9-year-old daughter who attends Village Oaks
For example, inany Japanese find it vety dlflicult
Elementary School.
"When we came here she was i n the second to drive In .America, because we drive on the oppo­
grade and had many problems i n school," she site side of the road. Because o f a lack of public
said, "And 1 would tfy to help with homework but 1 transportation, many newcomers find themselves
couldn't because I didn't understand the English." stranded,
M.
B r a d y / S t e v e n
Colleen Marie Brady of Northvllle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M .
B r a ^ of Northvllle: a n d Steven J o h n
Powers of Soutlifleld, son of Mr. a n d
Mrs. Donald J . Powers of Southfield,
celebrated their double ring wedding
ceremoity J u l y 26at 5 p . m . The Weddlngat Our Lady ofVictoiy C h u r c h fri
NorthVllle. oflldated by F r . Michael
Molnar, Included the lighting of the
unity candle.
The bride carried a cascading bou­
quet of white roses, Japhet orchids,
stephanotes and green Ivy. Her gown
was a designer J i m HJelm with a n
asymmetrical bodice In beaded alencon lace with a bow o n the side and a
swealheart neckline. She had short
puffed, off-the-shoulder sleeVes and
a full silk taffeta skirt with a chapellenght trafri.
Her veil Included a headband of
alencon lace with silk buds, the
chapel length veil Itself was beaded
with alencon lace.
Her maid of honor Was JuUe Brady
of Northvllle, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Marcla Powers of
Chicago, sister of the groom; Lynn
Chrzanowskl of Chicago; Jennifer
Hougan of Plymouth a n d Jill Price of
Livonia. Flower gfrl was Laura Brady
of Mt, Clemens, god-child of the
bride.
They wore dark peach,
taffeta
J .
P o w e r s
floor-length gowns With off-theshoulder sleeves. They carried cas­
cading bouquets of silk lltys, sonla
roses. Ivory fresia and variegated Ivy.
The best m a n was T o m Powers of
Los Angeles, brother of the groom
with ushers Michael Brady o f North­
vllle, brother of the bride; Mike
Brown of Birmingham, Chris Curran
of Bloomfield and Steve Fredericks of
San Diego.
The reception of 250 guests Was
held at the Defrolt AthleUc C l u b . The
couple honeymooned fr1 Northern
Michigan.
The couple met at Michigan State
University where Colleen Is a 1990
Nursing School graduate a n d SteVen
Is a 1990 graduate.
Colleen graduated from Ladywood
High School In 1986, and then moVed
on to Michigan State University. She
Is working as a registered nurse at
Metropolitan Hospital In G r a n d
Rapids.
Steven is a 1986 graduate of Bfrmlngham Brother Rice and received
Ills degree In buUdfrig construction
management from MSU. He was also
a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity. He is working at Artec
Construction Co. in Grand Rapids.
The couple
Rapids.
resides
in
Grand
Contrary to the general belief that Japanese
schools are more difficult than merican schools,
Atagl said her daughter studys m u c h harder here
than she would in J a p a n . She is afready studying
offer
lists of u p c o m i n g
aid Doris Schultz, They are working
in cooperation w i l h special recrea­
tion coordinator Kathy Crawford.
Days at the center begin at 9 a.m.
with socialization. Transportation to
the center is available to seniors i n
the area. Call 347-0414 for more
information.
L u n c h is available for a $1.50 do­
The center meetfrig was last Tues­
day. Those whoattend the center reg­
ularly were sorry to hear lhat Elsie
C U m e r passed a w a y over the
holidays.
Recently, the center had a xisil
from the Bloomfield Fleischnian Se­
nior Center. Entertainment was pro­
vided by the Sixth Gate Cloggers. fol­
lowed by bingo in the afternoon.
Novl Public Library will be there.
Other programs Include oil paint­
ing, cars and crafts, pfriochle tourna­
ments eveiy Monday, geneology,
bridge, garden club and many special
programs. Income tax assistance will
soon be available.
The center will be closed J a n . 20
for Civil Rights Day. Tuesday thei-e
will be the special treat of dancing
with a live band followed hy l u n c h at
Evelyone is encouraged to plan to
come to the Book Discussion Club on
J a n . 16 and to lunch before the dis­
cussion. Pauline Drueschell of the
Novi HigMights is written by Jeanne
Clarke. Should you wish to contact
her with informaiion for this column,
please caU 624-0173.
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NOV! HIGH S C H O O L 1982: T h e Novl H i g h School C l a s s of 1 982
will have a r e u n i o n Oct. 2 at L a u r e l M a n o r ln Livonia. F o r Infonnatlon call M a i y , 347-7744 or write P.O. B o x 621, Novl, MI 48376.
NORTHVILLE HIGH S C H O O L 1942: Nortllvllle H i g h
Eugene Cole, Frank D u n h a m , Ruth G a g n o n , J o h n Gcraghty,
Ines Jordan, B l a n c e Miller. J l m e Ozlas, Madeline Perkins, A l V l n She­
pard, Margery IRounsvllle a n d I^chard W a r d .
Please c a l l George White at 349-8959.
S O U T H E A S T E R N 1932: W h y don't we "do l u n c h " and celebrate the
60 years? If Interested, call Evelyn, 477-4206.
R O C H E S T E R A D A M S 1981: Graduates of Itochester A d a m s
H i g h School, C l a s s of 1981 will be celebraUng their 10 p l u s one year
class reunion o n A p r i l 11,1992 a t C l u b Monte C a r l o In U U c a , M I . T h e
committee Is s e a r c h i n g for all graduates from this class. F o r Infor­
mation call or write Reunion Planners, B o x 291, M f C l e m e n s , MI
48046, (313)465-2277 or (313)
Bath
Faucet
Vanity
W A L L E D L A K E W E S T E R N 1982: A 10-year class r e u n i o n Is
planned for A u g . 1, 1992. I f y o u know the whereabouts of former
classnlates,
c a l l Reunions Made E a s y at 380-6100,
NORTH F A R M I N G T O N 1981: T h e North F a r m i n g t o n C l a s s of
1981 will hold a 10-plus-oneyear reunion. Ifyou know the whereab­
outs of former classmates, call Reunions M a d e E a s y at 380-6100.
For Information regarding rates for chiurch listings call
Ttie Northivllle Record or Novl News
349-1700
ST. KENNETH CATHOLIC
CHURCH
W O R S H I P
SPIRIT OF CHRIST
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
MISSOURI SYNOD
H^h ti Bm Straats. Northvllo OMMrKJ htirdeo't)
T. Lubeck. Pastor
L. Kinne. Assoc kjla Pastor
Church 349-3140
School 349-3146
Sunday Worship: 8dO am. «> 11:00 o.m.
Sunday School * Bfcte Cks»«s: 9:45 a.m.
Saturday Vospers: 6:00 p j-n.
HOPE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
12 Mile East of Haggerty
f^armlngton Hills
Sunday Worship 8:30 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Nursery Services Available
Timothy McDermott, Pastor
Phone: 553-7170
(As»ml3liesofGod)
41365SIxMlleRd..Northvllle 348-TO30
Sunday School 9:55-1055
Sunday Wonhip, 4:30 a.nn.. 1 i o.m. & 4:30 p.m.
Res. FOstof Otis T. Buctian
Fdilane West Christian School
Preschool & K-6
Ma-903i
Doors
free
FIRST APOSTOLIC
LUTHERAN CHURCH
FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY
WEST
Bath & Sfiowei>
!. '10"
770 Thoyei, North vlte
WKKS-IO iJWRGIES
Saturday, 5:00 p.m.
Sunday. 7 JO, 9,11 a.m. ft 12:30 p.m.
Church 349-2M1. School 1494610
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Wonhip » Church School 9:30 & 11«) am
Chlldcor* Avdl3bla9:30& 11:00 am
ex. lowTAnce Chamt>«*taln. Postor
R«v. Jom« RuJssl. MNitor of Evang^nsm & Slnj(«
Rev. Motti .Ankmm. Ivilnlstof of Youth
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UITHERAN - MISSOURI SYNOD
NOVI MEADOWS SCHOOL
On Toft Rd. r^r 1 i Mite r?oad
349-7322
Sunday Wonhip* School
loojn. ro 11 joo.m.
Roy Kiorabain, f>astoi
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23226 SB ftood., 3 Bta. S. of Gjond WNa
3 BIki. W. of fonnlngfon Rood
Wonhop S»(v)o. 8:30 M i om oiunwy piovic*»d)
Sunday School v>JO am
474-0594
Pastor Charlas Fox
Poitor oonM Cov*
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263-6803.
ST. JOHN LUTHERAN
FARMINGTON
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RRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
OF NORTHVILLE
NOVI UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
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41671W. Ten Mlie - Meodovvbrook
349-2652 (24 his.)
Sunday Wonhip of 10:30 a.m.
Nuisaiy Care Avollatite
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Church Sciyjol 9:15am
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ST. JAMES AMERICAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
NORTHVILLE
MEADOWBROOK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ORCHARD HILLS
BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
NOVI
21356 Moodowbroolc f?. Novl of ^'h Mil©
Momhg Worship 10 a.m.
Chufch School 10 a.m.
M8'7757
Minister, Rov. E. Nel Hunt
MlnWof of Must, Roy Ferguion
40100 ftve Mile Rd.
Modhvtto Township
Saturday Mem 4 PM.
Sunday Moss 10 AM.
Assoclattt Poster: fi. i^ul Essw
Rwne: 42>9076
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SAINT JOHN'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS
EPISCOPAL
57a S.Shelclon Rood
PfynxxAn - .iiyo 1 CO
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Phon» 149-1175
7:45 am. Holy Euchaitst
llKBHolyEuchaitt
TheRev.LeOeF.Hatdtig
11:00 o.m. Sunday School
WARD EVANGELICAL
FAITH COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
at 1700 Farmington Rood
Uvonb.MI481S4
(313)422.1150
Sunday Wonh0 and Sundoy School
8.-C0.9:15.10i«5a.m.. 1205 8,7«l pm
Sunday Wonh|) Bfoodoost
9:3oa.m.WMW-fM
ST. JAMES ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
44400 VA 10 M\\o. Novl, Novl 349-5666
1/2 mito wost or Novl Rd,
Wofih^ & Church School
9:00 i 10:30
Rtchotd J. l-terKtorsori, Postof
J. Cyruj Smim. Associate Postor
HRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NORTHVILLE
W»»k©fxd titUi-Qtoi^lSnParVMow Etemwitory
school (I \ Ml« Rd. W«at of Toft Rd.)
Scjtufdoy S:00p.m.
Sundoy 900 cm. dt ] 1:00 a.m.
Reverend Jome* F. Cronk, Posfof
PtTlih office: 347-7778
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343-1020
Rev, Stephen Sparta Postor
Sundoy Worship, 8:30 a.m.. 11 a.m. A 6:30 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p.m.
Boys Bflgodo 7 p.m., Ptonoer GUs 7 p.m
Sunday School 9:45o.m.
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Warren & Wayne Rd.
425-4260
Uncoin Park
Tach Plaza
Briarwood Mall, Ann Arbor
Fort & Emmons 12 Mile & Van Dyke
500 Brianwood Circle
382-3396
5)^-4370
769-7910
4&301 11 MleotToftRd.
Homo of Novl Christian School 0<-12)
Sun,School.C'JSa.m.
Wofjhip. 11:00 a.m. A 6:00 p.m.
Prayer MoeMrtg. Wed.. 7x0 p.m.
Df. Gary Bfher. Poster
349-3477
349-3647
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
e v e n t s
1 p.m.
nation if possible. Anyone wishing to
give more to help the program may.
Contlnned from 2
and grocery stores and Ups for living in Michigan,
'We're somethfrig like a Welcome Wagon," said
0.saki, "Usually a member who is geographically
close lo the new person, or perhaps the Wife of one
of the new person's colleagues at work, will greet
the new person when she arrives,"
The Informational liandbook Includes things
like an explanation of each American holiday and
how they are celebrated; how to tip (not a custom
in Japan): a n explanaUon of the medical system
(In Japan y o u don't make an appointment to see a
doctor, and the doctor sells you medicine fristead
of giving you a prescription); driving and traffic
safety; and American recipes, including stuffed
turkey.
Life in America is challenging for these women,
but it is also a learning experience. .And others
leam from It. too.
Recently. Ole local women taught a Japanese
language class at Village Oaks that Included c u l ­
tural lessons about life In J a p a n .
'For us to teach Japanese is very hard, because
we have never taught Japanese," Atagl said. "But
we really enjoyed it."
Keiko Hagio's next-door neighbor has learned
something, too,
"1 used to drive in J a p a n , and 1 like to drive veiy
" L i s t Cfiristmas he asked me how to make ori­
much, but it is loo hard for me here," Atagl said.
gami (folded paper sculptures) for his Christmas
One of the most valuable items the Sakurakal
tree," she said. "He decorated the entire tree that
Wives C l u b provides for newcomers is an friforma- way."
lion handbook which Includes information on
There are the things that we find we can l e a m
schools, medical facilities a n d Immunization Infrom others." Osakl said, "And there are also the
forma lion for children as well as local department
ways we can share what we have,"
That was only one of many problems she had
adjusting to life in a foreign country. She also had
war stories about a gas leak i n her basement.
O r g a n i z a t i o n s
R e u n i o n s
Headquarters
S H E E T
C L A S S I F I E D
( 3 1 3 , 3 4 8 - 3 0 2 2
/•/( ^JEVVS ~Thufsd<-iy January 16. 1992
.IB It-
Can science prove Bible theory?
By CRISTINA
FERRIER
At one previous meeting, Thome said, a
speaker described the discovery of modern lnan's
footprints along with dinosaur footprints.
S:;ifl Wr:!(.-'
C m f-clt-riUfic mcihodsbe used toshowlhalthe
ir.f.-ory ol c.a-ntioiil.srn ls really a fact?
Th.-ifs wh.i! 'nle Genesis Club, whifil mccis
"•.fyriihly at Fir.st Baptist Church of NorthviUe, fs
.i:!i'r;ipli:i^ Ui do.
l i i r y ir.'-"! U) dLscuss how science can
use<l
U:[,ii,vr ![,!• (TiMiioii tlieory Is more likely than ihe
M'-;:;!/c; Oiri.i 'niome says she's convinced.
'T::'' c'.oaitloii theory is Just ludicrous," she
.iiii 'V.V !:.(:(-[ nrid tallc alxiut the things cvolu-I'.i'.ls „iy :'ri.it .-iredlsprovcdby some of the other
; .' nil'.:!.!; ;';ii(iir!f^.s ou! thc-e."
B u d d e
s p e a k
"And we talked about fossils, and carbon dat­
ing," .she said, "Did you know they've done carbon
dating (to test the age ol) live animals and found
them to \x millions of years old?
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their environmental needs,
Thome said she truly believes that the earth
was created as described in the Bible, Including
that the earth was created in seven days.
J e n n a
Marie
VIrant
a half.
Mark and Robin VIrant ofNovl an­
nounce the birth of their daughter
Jenna Marie on December 7, 1991.
At her birth at Huron Valley Hospital
Jenna was seven pounds 12 ounces.
SheJolns her brother, Keven. two and
"Based on logic, it Just doesn't illake sense. How
can you be accurate alxjut billions of years?"
However, she said, there are "older" and "youn­
ger" theories of creatlonism. The younger theory
contends that it actually took much longer to cre­
ate the earth, and that biblical "days" were actu­
ally many years,
The crenllonist theory follows the biblical de­
scription ofthe origin of earth and man, outlined
in ihe Ixiok of Genesis.
"There's more proof (based on fossil records) of
the younger theory In the creation model," she
said.
Aiexa
The theory of evolution describes the develop­
ment of man over billions ofyears, developing from
an apelike creature to modern man. It theorizes
that all living creatures have evolved based on
The group is meeting rlext Tuesday. J a n . 14 at
7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Northvllle.
217 N. Wing St., to view a video on the origin of
man that supports the creationist theory.
Randy and Zora Canon are the
new parents of Alexa Marie, Ixim Oct.
5, al Providence Hospital. Atherbirth
she weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces.
Marie
She Joins her brothers Mike, 16,
Danny, 12, a n d T l m m y , 10. Grand­
parents are Marie Nenadovlch and
Carl and Ann Carron.
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LIVONIA OUTLET STORE
By W l L U A M T . TOlWlCKI
Travel Writer
Q: Does Florida hold a
Jazz and Water fesUVal?
When is i t ?
A: SunFest '92 is Florida's
largest annual Jazz, art and
water festival. Its lOlh an­
niversary will be celebrated
April 30 to May 30 in West
Palm l^each. Fla.
This year's headllners In­
clude singer Kenny [oigglns.
blues guitarist Fluddy Guy,
flute player Nestor Tones a n d
14 other acts.
Travel packages thai In­
clude hotel accommodations,
shuttle service, golf, breakfasts
and a SunFest pass to many
of the events can be arranged
through Prestige International
al (800) 800-5931.
For further information ab­
out the festival call SunFest
•92 al (407) 659-5992.
:i\<imn.
9: Is anyone leading ecologicaUy sensitive tol1rs of
Ecuador?
s i g n
A : A five-day adventure In
the pristine lake-and-Jungle
region around the Aguarico
*
J^ver, a tributary In northeast
Ecuador, Is being offered by
the Metropolitan Touring
group.
The forest and dense Jun­
gles of this remote area are
rich in wildlife: more than 500
species of exotic tropical birds.
12 species.of monkeys arlfl
ffe3hWal6f doIphln';'"af^Tl^as •
tapirs and anteaters.
Participants take canoe
trips and spend nights in
thatched huts at lakeside
camps using solar-pxiwered
electricity.
For further informaUon c(3ntact Metropolitan's U,S. agent,
Adventure .Associates, at (800)
527-2500.
B o r d e r s
Feminist writer Gloria Stelnem
will sign copies of her latest bx)ok. Re-
whiiionjmm Wilhin, on Sunday. Jan.
2G, from 2-3 p.m. at Borders Book
Shop in the Novl Town Center.
Stelnem is co-founder and coilsulting editor of Als. magazine and the
author of two previous bestselllng
lx>okb.
'
' '
RcL'okkioi-i from Within: A Book of
SelJ-EsU-em is Stelnem's exploration
of the Inte.Tlal struggle — her own
arid others' — to regain a sense of
sell-worth and security lost during
c:hildhood. She shares the Inspiring
stories of men and Women Including
MahaLma Ghandi, Margaret Mead
arld Julie Andrews as well as less
fetnous but accomplished people
who all undenvenl spiritual revolu­
tions Ix'forc coming Into their own.
The btvjk is published by Little.
Brown.
Q: We've h e a r d A s p e n has a
special food a n d Wine event
i n the summer. Is that true?
Sieinem also Wrote Outrageous
Acts cmd Eixryday Rebellions, a collectiorl of columns and essays, and
Alariityn. a compassionate vitw of
i.'-ouhlL-d actress Marilyn Monroe.
A: Yes, the 10th annual
Aspen Food and Wllie Classic
is planned for June 12 to
J u n e 21. Set amid the beauty
of the Colorado Rockies, It Is
one of the World's premier
food and wine events.
Julia Child, grand dame of
American cooking, will be on
hand this year among the ex­
perts for three days of wine
tastings, seminars, cooking
demonstrations and panel
discussions.
F o r further information call
the Aspen Classic at (303)
925-9000, ext. 300.
Displaced
homemal<er
program
continues
Schoolcraft College's Women's Iteso1irce Center is offering a Displaced
Hoinernaker Program funded
through grants from the depart­
ments of Education and Labior.
FURNITURE
Project HERS (Homemaker's E m ­
ployment Reentry System) offers ca­
reer interest assessment, assertlveness training, resume writing and Intelvlew techniques.
Displaced homemakers are people
who have worked In the home most of
their lives and Who have lost their
source of income due to death, disa­
bility, desertion, divorce or separa­
tion from the person on whom they
have been dependent.
Financial aid Is available to cover
the cost of tuition for those who are
on public assistance, displaced
homemakers, homemakers or single
parents who lack adequate Job skffls
as Well as recent, skilled, full-time
work experience.
Project H E R S meets on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 1 to 3 p . m . For
more information on registration and
fmanciai assistance, call 462--4443
to arrange an appointment.
Schoolcraft College Is located at
186O0 Haggerty R d . . ln Uvonla.
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City slickers on a dude-ranch vacation can take horseback rides through the pine-covered mountains of Colorado
S t e i n e m
H a v e
THURSDAY
January 16,
1992
C a r r o n
.'-•injilc ['l;i«' wil! present Father
.Joiui liudde of Holy Fanlily Catholic
(!r.:r( il on "The Annulment Process"
..t 7::;<) p.m. Wednesday, J a n , 22 at
l-ir.st I'n-sbyterlan Church Boll Fel­
lowship li^ill,
ivinny iM-ojilr have asked "how
does ih(.- '.iruiiilinenl' process works
in !hi- Roniari Catholic Church?"
F.ilhcr lJuddc will explain the pro(cs.s .tnd iiriswcr Cjuestlons.
F.uhcr Budde is Senior l^stor of
rfoiy !-'aniily P>oman Catholic Church
(A' .Vovl. lie was fonner pastor of Our
Luly r)f Viciory Church in Northvllle.
-Smj;le VIMX Is also plarmlng a ski
t:ip to Ikiyrie Mountain and Nub's
.\'ob Frh. 1-51(3.
i-or if;4islralion infonnation on
rither of ilicsi- events, call Northvllle
First Presbyterian C h u r c h at
at
5 B
Grandparents are George and
Rosemary Axe of Greensboro, NC and
Carl and Minnie Virant of Sun luikes,
AZ.
s i n g l e s
to
N E W S
O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K
M O N . - F R I . 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . T O 9:00 P . M . , S A T . 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . T O 7 : 0 0 P . M . , S U N D A Y 12:00 N O O N T O 5:00 P . M .
A : Tangier Island Is located
off the coast of southern 'Vir­
ginia, 12 miles out In Chesa­
peake Bay It Is four miles
long and has a n airfield, an
eight-room boarding house
and excellent d u c k hunting.
According to historical re­
cords, early English settlers
purchased the island from the
Infllans for two overcoats.
In 1686 one J o h n Crockett
moved to Tangier Island with
eight children. They Were later
Joined by a few other families.
Now about 8O0 people po­
pulate the island, many of
them descendants of these
early settlers. Ufe there Is
simple and calm With
oystering, clamming and crab­
bing the chief pursuits.
Readers are invited to sub­
mit questions to William Tomicki. P.O. Box 5148. Santa
Barbara. Calif. 93150. Al­
though be cannot answer
each query Individually,
selected questions will be in­
cluded in bis column. Mr.
Tomlcki, who logs over
150,000 miles each year, is
the publisher of ENTREE, a
noted travel newsletter.
Copyright 1992 William T. Tomidd
Distributwi by New Yori( Times Speaal
Featljrcs^yrxJication Sales
Try vacationing on a ranch, dude
B e i n g
a n e x p e r t rider isn't n e c e s s a r y
By E V E R E T T P O T T E R
Travel Writer
Do horseback rides through the
pine-covered mountains and soft
green valleys of Colorado or Montana
sound appealing?
Then it may he time for a duderanch vacation.
It's not a new trend. Westem
ranchers have been catering to
"dudes" for more than 100 years.
But now hit movies s u c h as "City
Slickers" — and ever more crowded
urban landscapes — make a tempor­
ary home on the range an especially
popular escape.
The dude ranch has been around
since 1879 When the Eaton brothers
of Medora, N.D.. foumded a ranch
Where friends from Eastern towms
and cities could come to sample
Westem life.
In time guests began paying for the
privilege of doing chores and helping
With the herd. .Alas, an industiy Was
Ixirn.
The visitors Were called "dudes." a
term applied to outsiders -— usually
city people. Who are unfamiliar With
cowboy ways.
Other ranchers soon followed the
E:atons' example, catering to dudes
Who sought the simple pleasures of
life In the saddle.
Today there are dozens of dude
ranches scattered across the states.
, Some have an old-fashloncd, rusUc log-cabin appeal. Othiws Ixiast
Ifxiges with stone fireplaces, antlers
and enough plaid blankets to keep
designer Ralph Lauren happy.
O n these ranches it's not uncom­
mon to find svinmming pools, tennis
courts, saunas, hot tubs and dining
rooms with a type ofcuislne to make
a distant memoiy out of pork and
beans.
There may be excellent fishing and
hiking and, in the winter, cross­
country skiing and snowmobiling.
A working ranch often offers vaca­
tioners a chance to actually help with
the livestock.
But the common denominator is
still plenty of horseback riding on
daylongor half-day rides orovemlglil
pack trips.
Being an expert rider isn't neces­
sarily a prerequfslte fora dude-ranch
vacation. Often riders at all levels are
welcome, Forchlldren It can be a me­
morable Way to leam lo ride.
The cost of a dude-ranch vacation
for a
d u d e - r a n c h
v a c a t i o n
ranges from $650 to $1,300 per per­ 100 Visitors In separate cabins and
In the hot tub and sauna. Telluride's
son per Week. That's In high season cabin suites peacefully situated in
shops, galleries and restaurants are
between June and September When a the pines.
Just 15 minutes away.
one-Week stay Is usually requlird.
• Mountain Sky Guest R a n c h ,
There's a heated outdoor swimLow-season prices are about 20
Box
1128K, Bozeman, Mont. 59715;
ming pool, tennis courts a n d ample
percent less, Children's rates arc
telephone (800) 548-3392.
- fishing " ^ d hiking. Also bficred 'are
usually a bargain.
At this true family ranch in Para­
nighttime square dancing and slngdise Valley up to 75 guests c a n be ac­
Guests can expect to pay an addi­ alongs — in the true spirit of the old
commodated in 25 m o d e m a n d r u s ­
tional 1 5 percent In gratuities. Many West.
tic cabins.
ranches (io not accept credit cards,
Children have extensive super­
After dally horseback riding i n Pa­
so traveler's checks are a gocd vised programs.
radise Valley, dudes may enjoy the
alternative.
B Skyline Guest Ranch, Box 67,
swimming pool or sauna, take a na­
"Ranch Vacations" by Eugene Kil
Telluride, Colo. 81435; telephone
ture hike or go fishing In nearby Yel­
gore (John Muir F^ibllcations, 1989;
(303) 728-3757.
lowstone River. There are eveidng
$18.95) Is the single best guide to
Dude-ranch aficionados say Sky­
sing-alongs a n d square dancing —
more than 200 ranches throughout
line is one of the finest dude ranches
plus Imaginative
children's
the United States a n d Canada, The
in the West.
programs.
book has detailed listings and de­
It's In the southeastern c o m e r of
Yellowstone National Park is only
scriptions of programs and activities.
the state In a valley surrounded by
:30 miles away.
Here Is a s a m p l i n g of dude
the snowcapped S a n J u a n Mountain
For further information a b o u t
ranches:
peaks. Owners Dave and Sherry Fardude ranching contact the D u d e
• Lost Valley Ranch, Route 2, Box ney can accommodate 35 guests in
Ranchers Association, P.O. B o x
K, .Sedalla. Colo. 80135; telephone the main lodge or In one of four
47 IK, LaPorte. Colo. 80535 or call
(303) 647-2311.
housekeeping cabins.
(393) 493-7623.
J u s t an hour and a half from Col There's riding instruction for all
The American Wilderness Experiorado Springs, the Lost Valley Ranch levels. Children are welcome, al­
nce represents some 46 W e s t e m
is at the edge of 40,000 acres of the though there are no special prog­
Jude ranches. For further informa­
Pike National Forest. It o-ffers a riding rams. Nearby fishing, hiking and tion write the agency at P.O. Box
program for all levels. Guests are i n ­ backpacking are excellent. Pack trips 1486, Boulder, Colo. 8O306 or call
vited to work with the 200 head of are available and photo workshops (800) 444-3833.
cattle.
are held twice a year.
Copyright 1992 Everett Potter
The ranch can accommodate up to
Dudes can soak away riding pains New 'yorl< Times Special Features
Some good advice on how to travel with kids
PREP.ARATION
By J O Y C E B A K E R
Special Writer
Write it downl Make a checklist
and cross off each item when il is
The poplilar movie, "Home Alone" packed (I live by this rule). Essential
featured a young boy whose family items include the following: (I ex­
accidentally left him by himself al cluded clothing here as 1 assumed
home when they went on vacation. you'll know best whal you need)
• Items for infant: Baby food/
That may be a parent's rlightlnare
and a child's fantasy (or is it vice Jiilce/formula, bottles, dry cereal,
versa?), but It required a stretch of diapers, disposable travel pads (lo
put baby on when changing its diap­
the Imagination to be believable.
ers), handiwipes,
It was, however, an amusing
B Items for children: Snacks (not
concept.
all flights serve meals), gum a n d / o r
You may never go that far, but candy (for ear problems), straws.
there are some things many parents Consider games, cards, books or
leave behind, things that coiild help maps. The list should Include such
make the traveling part of your trip items as motion sickness pills (re­
easier for you and more fun for the commended by your physician) a n d /
children.
or any prescription medicines that a
family member may need: aspirin,
Whether you are visiting grandma
antacid tablets, sunburn ointment,
or Mickey Mouse, traveling with
etc.
children requires more than packing
the bags and leaving. There are four
stages to any trip: Planning, preparaUon. traveling and coming home.
PLANNING
What are the specifics oft.he trip?
Weather, location (beach, moun­
tains, etc.), length ofstay and accom modation needs (hotel, cabin rental,
time share apartment) are a few ex­
amples. Consider possible activities
for the children.
Are nearby restaurants "children
friendly"?Will your family need pass­
ports? Will you be Uaveling wilh an
infant? (If so. you should inform the
airline reservation agent).
After you assess your anticipated
vacation needs, you are ready for
stage Iwo.
M a n y of these items may seem ob'/ious to you, but as a flight atten­
dant, I've not found that to always be
the case. I've been asked—more than
a few times—"Don't you have any­
thing for my child to eat, (play with,'
elc.)?"
All of this sounds like a lol to re­
member, but it will save a lol of un­
necessary expense and headaches if
you take a few extra minules ahead of
Ume lo prepare. Now you're ready lo
go-
TRAVELING
Families with small children are
offered the option of boarding ihe air­
craft prior to the other travelers. E n
route lo your seals, you'll usually
pass by the cockpit. If the children
want to say "hi" to the pilois, by all
means let them do so—Just ask per­
mission from the flight attendant.
The lighls and gadgets can by InlimldaUng, so don'l encourage your
children if they seem apprehensive. If
the pflols have the lime, they are will­
ing lo share a couple of minutes an­
swering a child's (or your) questions
. . .don'l forget, most ofthem are pa­
rents too.
Flying is a wonderful, uninter­
rupted opportunity to leam. You
can't go anywhere during the flight,
so what better lime lo gel lo know
more about your children? Read lo
them, play queslion-and-answer
games, review geography with them
by looking at maps.
Talk to your children: let the
clouds stimulate their imaginations.
You will be surprised al some of the
creative thoughts they come up wilh.
You might want lo do this exercise
yourself Looking at the worid from a
different perspective gives you in­
sight inlo a problem. You'll be looking
down a l the earth instead ofup al the
sky.
1 mentioned that you should bring
along snacks for the flight. I can't
stress this enough. Because of the
unprediclable nature of air travel
(weather or mechanical delays), food
may not be available when your
children are hungry.
In fact, several flights serve no­
thing more than the tradilional pea­
nuts regardless of the lime of day
("We've been traveling since break­
fast and your airiille hasn't fed us yet
. . . i f s 2 o'clock!'). S a w y travelers
wilh o r without children know this
and pack accordingly: fruit, peanut
butter crackers, po[x:om, yogurt and
granola bars ai'e just a small saiil-
p l i n g of e a s i l y - p a c k e d food i t e l l l s y o u
can bring along.
•An a i r p l a n e h a s very c r a m p e d
quarters, a n d y o u n g c h i l d r e n c a l l get
cranky. They want and need l o move
around.
A n d because parents are also
cramped, they usually are only loo
h a p p y l o a l l o w t h e m t h e i r freedom.
B u t if the seat belt sign is o n , i l i s o n
for a i-eason (the c a p l a i n a n t i c i p a l e s
or has r e p o r t s o f t u r b u l e n c e or u n s m o o l h a i r ) . C h i l d r e n s h o u l d be h e l d
or seated w h e n the s e a l b e l l is o n .
If the p l a n e e n c o u n t e r s a n y severe
turbulence unexpectedly a n d y o u r
c h f l d i s s t a n d i n g o n the s e a l o r
p l a y i n g / s l e e p i n g o n the floor, they
m a y w i n d u p o u l of y o u r pi-oieciive
g r a s p before y o u c a l l do a n y t h i n g a b ­
out i l , I've s e e n i l h a p p e n .
Reade.ee
Have the children unpack bags
and help wash vacation laundry.
Ease the transition back into their
everyday life by reviewing the vaca­
tion. Discuss highlights, laugh about
the low points and start plarmlng
your next trip.
Joyce Baker of No\1 Is a (light at­
tendant for Northwest Airlines. She
occasionally shares her travel exper­
tise with us on this page.
then R E C Y C L E
H o m e T o w n
e n c o u r a g e s
t o
COMING H O M E
We all suffer from a n occasional
case ofposl-vacaUon blues. Children
may nol recognize their symptoms as
such. The "ho-humness" that c a n
settle in as soon as you pull u p to
your driveway c a n be alleviated by
getting back onto a routine schedule
quickly.
r e c y c l e
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r e a d e r s
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OF $5.01 OR MORE!
( O n * C o u p o n Per D a y , Per P e r s o n • N o C a s h V a i u s )
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•learned about the habits a n d habi­
tats of Michigan snakes.
Upcoming 'Eleventy-F\1n" prog­
rams Include:
• "Japanese Tea Par^." J a n . 18.
L.earn Japanese words and customs.
With Mifjdy DrongoWskl and Linda
Cymerlnt.
• "Sign i^nugage Saturday". J a n .
...Every M o n d a y
t h e
a c t u a l
IVIusic
STARTING G A T E : The StarUng Gate Saloon of­
fers live iTiuslc every Friday a n d Saturday nlglit
from 9 p m . to 1:30 a.m.
Appearing during J a n u a r y Is the variety duo
Rick and Qeckl. Each Weekend in February
Squander Will perform.
The Starting Gate Is located at 135 N. Center in
downtoWn Northville.
,
C A B A R E T : T h e Novl Players. Novl Concert
B a n d and Novi Choralaires will present Cabaret as
a flind-raiscr for the Novl A i t s Council on Saturday, Feb. 8.
Ptzza or pasta, salad, bread sticks and bever­
ages Will be itvallable for purchase. Doors open at
5:30 p.m.. With Cabaret beginning at 7 p.m.
Tickets arc $ 3 IndlVlduaJ or $10 family of five,
plus $2 for each additional family memhicr. Etescrved table of eight Is S24.
T h e Cabaret is at the Nov! CiVic Center, on Ten
Mile cast of Taft. Tickets are aVallablc from the
NoVl Parks a n d Itecreatlon ofBcc or mcmticrs of
performing groups. Call 347-04OC.
VICTOR'S; Where can y o u find an active Ham­
m o n d organ, great music and good food? Answer
Victor's of NoVl. Call 349- 1438 ahead to find out if
nostalgic Conj1ie Mallett Wlll he on keylsoard.
A graduate of the mld-llfc crisis, master of the
Hammond a n d the wnerable Novl Chamber ex­
ecutive director. Mallett c h a r m s her audiences at
Victor's With s u c h favorites as -Misty." "NcW York,
NcW York" and "Moonlight Serenade." Her playing
13 smooth a n d familiar without being too sweet:
easy listening without the elevator.
N o v i
T e l e v i s i o n
There Is no additional charge for the perfor­
mances. For more Information call the restaurant
at 347-0095.
C H U R C H C O N C E R T SERIES: The Fi.rst Pre­
sbyterian C h u r c h of Northville presents its
l 99 J -92 concert series. Tiie schedule is as folloWs:
9 Chamber music by members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra With TreVa Womble. oboe
a n d Robert Williams, bassoon. Sunday, Feb. 2. at
4 p.m.
O David Lee Helnzman. organist and composer, in
a concert of original music for organ. Sunday,
March 8, at 4 p.m.
• Men and Boys Choir of Christ Church Grosse
Polntc, D. Frederick DeHaven. conductor, i n a
concert of English Cathedral Music. Sunday, May
17, at 4 p.m,
Tickets to all concerts are $8 each. For more InfonmaUon call 349-0911.
T h e a t e r
DINNER T H E A T E R : The Northville Community
Center, 303 W. Main, presents two family dinner
. theater productions With The Actor's Company:
"I^mplestlltskln," on Friday, J a n . 17, Is an en­
chanting fairy talc, about a magical little man Who
spins straw into gold. Audience participation fi­
nishes the stoiy. Dinner at 6:15 p.m. with the
show at 7 p.m. Tickets $9 per person.
"Earthllngs." on Friday. April 3, is a musical de­
signed for education about ecology in an enter­
taining Way. Dinner at 6:15 p.m. and show at 7.
Tickets S9 per person.
For more information call the community cen­
ter at 349-0203.
M U R D E R M Y S T E R I E S , O P E R A AT G E PIANO MAN: Pianist T o m Altenburg Is now
performing nightly at the C o u n t i y Epicure NITTl'S: GenltU's Hole-in-the-Wall Restaurant
continues to present Its Murder Mysteiy and Verdl
Restaurant.
Altenbtlrg. w h o has delighted audiences for Opera D111ner Theatre performances.
Gcnitti's now has three dliferent production
years i n metropolitan Detroit, performs new a n d
classic sclectlor1s Tuesday through Saturday. companies performing three different Murder
Crowds are welcome to slng along beglnj1Ing at 7 Mystery DinnerTheatres. Eveiy Friday evening at
7:30 p . m . separate performances are planned In
p . m . each night.
C o u n t i y Eplc11re Is located at 42050 Grand separate dining rooms. Reservations arc required
RlVer between Meadowbrook and Novl roads. For for all shows.
more InformaUon call. 349-7770.
Special performances of the Murder Mystery
D i n n e r Theatre are now available for large groups
WEEKNIGHT J A Z Z : Home Sweet Home re­ o f people any day of the Week, day or eVcr11ng,
staurant, on Nine Mile Just east of Novl Road, of­ l u i i c h o r dinner time.
D i n n e r ls served. A s the crime unfolds d u r i n g
fers llVeJazz cVciy T\1esday and Wednesday from 8
the perfonnance, the guests tiy to discover Who
to 11 p.m.
Performances are by the Buddy Budson B a n d "committed the m u r d e r ' t h r o u ^ d u e s g v e n out
with featured Vocalist Eric Brandon. Often local d u r i n g heated exchanges between cast members.
jazzstarsllke U r s u l a Walker a n d Marcus Belgravc Additkmal clues a n d motives are ^ v e n out a s l h e
c a s t mingles with the guests. S m a l l gifts are
slt l n a s Well.
awarded to those Who correctly guess the IdenUty
of the murderer.
The standard seven-course dinner Is served
family style, like an old Italian wedding: lots of
food, served hot. homemade soup, antlpasto sa­
lad, vegetables. Italian sausage, baked chicken.
Italian steak (pork), garlic toast, beverage and a lu­
scious dessert.
The "Verdl Opei^ Dinner Theatre" Is now sche­
duled the third Thursday of eveiy month at 7:30
p.m. A l l arias are performed by the Verdl Opera
Theatre of Michigan. Special performances are
available for large groups. Reservations are re­
quired for all shoWs.
GenltU's "Hole-ln-the-Wall" restaurant Is lo­
cated In downtown NorthVille at 108 East Main St.
Just east of Center Street (Sheldon Road). The
Murder Mystery DInnerTheatre and the Vcndl Opera Dinner Theatre Including U1c seven-course
tllnner costs $25 per person (including tax and
Up).
Please phone 349-0522 or fax 349-4641 for re­
servations. Group rates are available. Large par­
ties c a n be accommodated for any performance.
The GenltU's Gift Shop will be open for dinner
guests. Valet parking is available during the
evening.
But Friday's vlctoiy left Novl all
alone in first place In the K V C . and
the preseason favorites were left to
play catchup the rest ofthe season.
The game was decided In the fi­
nal minute of play as the Wildcats
overcame an eight-point deficit be­
hind the spectacular play of seniors
Jason Walker and Mike Kramer.
With 40 seconds remaining,
Walkercanned a three-pointer. The
Highlanders missed their attempt
at a bucket, and Walker again
drained one on the return trip. He
Was fouled in the process, a n d hit
the free throw to Ue the game.
Matt Rolfes tossed the ball In for
the Wildcats, hItUng Walker near
midcourt. Walker passed It up to
Kramer at a dead run. Kramer
drove d p m the lane and layed the
ball In.as" time-'ft^n out.
The (victoiy brought Wild cheers
of "KVC! KVC!" from the Novl
rooters.
"It was unbelievable," said Wild­
cats' coach Bob Shoemaker. "They
just had suoer execution. We called
(that play). It usually doesn't work
that Well, but this Ume It did."
In fact, unul the fourth quarter.
25. Tales by Dr. Seuss, presentcdby- f o r t ^ | | p [ n d friends With lhe help'of
cerUHed sign language lnterpreter vlsitiftif instructor J u d l Odmark. '
Kim WiUett and co-host Mary Wells. • "Sign Language Saturday." Feb.
22. Favorite faiiy tales for all to hear,
• "Songs and Stories of.Afrlca," Feb.
presented by Kim WlUett and MaIy
1. Muslclan-stoiyteller Nairn A b d u r
WeUs.
Rauf returns With traditional African
.All events require preregistratlon
instruments and gets the audience
in person or by phone (347-0780).
involved in an exciting program cele­
Borders Book shop is located In the
brating Black Hlstoly Month.
NovlTovm Center, olTNovl Road. Just
• "Be Mine," Feb. 8. Make valentines
south of 1-96.
I n t o w n
The Novl High basketball team
showed Just how lltUe public opin­
ion is worth on the hardcourt with
Us e:<plosive 67-66 victory over
Howell Friday night.
The visiting Highlanders Were,
by all preseason prognosUcaUons,
the odds-on favorites to win their
seventh Kensington Valley Confer­
ence title. The knock on the Wild­
cats, as defending league champs,
was that they had lost too many
starters to graduation to be a for­
midable contender.
As the Highlanders worked for
the last shot, they Were fouled With
five seconds remaining. The shoo­
ter missed his first free throw, but
sank the second, giving Novl the
ball out of bounds,
Store offers p r o g r a m s for kids
A fun sKttc
oV^iog^&Soffou^
Ixiok kfttr.-s is ptenned'at Borders.
Book Shop of Novl during the coming
week.s.
•Elcvcniy-Ful1" Is the mnemonic
new naine for Saturday mon11ng
children's programs.
Eleveniy-Fun begins at 11 a.m. ev­
ery Saturday. L^ast week, naturalist
Beth D u m a n of Howell presented
"Snakes Alive!" to an enthusiastic
R
Taylor
Piioio by HAL GOULD
Naturalist Beth Duman tells kids about snakes.
t h e
VOLLEYBALL:
IN-SHAPE:
Wildcat spikers cap off busy
weel< at Walled Lake tournamenl/8B
Nordic Track-A-Thon coming
to Twelve Oaks store/10B
iri
w i t h
n u m b e r s
M e t r o v i s i o n c a b l e
"We're the defending champions,
and We're nol going to give up easily.
This is the smallest leam I thlilk IVe
ever coached, and that has created
lot of problems. They're good play­
ers, but In basketball height means
so much, so We have play above
that."
Now has now won five of Its last
six games against Howell, With no
game being decided by more than
four points. The last Uiree games
have been decided by one.
The Win was Novi's l 6 l h straight
In conference play, a n d Shoe­
maker's 22nd In 27 league gamos.
The Wildcats are 5-3 on the season,
and 3-0 in the KVC.K
WALLED LAKE CENTRAL 75,
Novl 55: While Ule Wildcats are
again ignlUng the K V C . non-league
play hasn't been so kind to them.
Photos tiy BRYAN MfrCHELL
Contlnlied oa 9 Jason Walker (left) and Mike Kramer keyed Novi's comeback victory over Howell, with Kramer hitting the winning shot
Wildcat matmen
3rd in tourney
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The Novl High WresUers got a
taste of some serious compeUUon
as the Wildcats hosted a six leam
round-robin tournament on
Saturday.
After defeaUng Walled Lake Cen­
tral in the opening round, Novl look
hard losses at the hanils of Far­
mington and Walled Lake Western,
who eventually Ued for the tourna­
ment championship. Farmington
won the Ue-breaker for the UUe.
Novl flnished third.
The Wildcats defeated the Vik­
ings 47-17 to start the day. The
team came off Uie win With high
hopes.
"In our fu-st inatch, I Uioughl We
were going to set Worid on fire," said
Novl coach Tom FHt2. "We beat
Walled U k e Central 47-17. Earlier
in the year, we had beaten Uiem
35-32. II was quite close the first
Ulne, so I'm looking for a big day.
But Farmington had a bunch of
winners, a n d my b u b b l e was
broken.
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L i u r e i Parle Place's
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G A T E VI G A L L E R Y : T h e Gate VI Gallciy is lo­
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Showing in February wlll be the annual Photo
Show, featuring the Winners of the 1991 Novl
Photo Contest a n d other selected contest entries.
•Then against WaUed Lake Westem. we lost to them too. That Was a
real close match. The last Ume we
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This Ume they beat us a litUe bit
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The Wildcats scored victories
over North Farmington (34-2 1) and
Northville (50-10) to finish the day
with a 3-2 record.
Fritz cited the efibrts of Josh
Rlggs as one ofthe keys to Uie wadcats" success. Rlggs was 3-1 on Uie
afternoon. splitUng his Ume in Uie
140 and 145 pound divisions.
Tickets to see the Royal
Lipizzaner Stallions.
February 15th at the
Palace of Auburn Hills
will be given away
during the concert.
B O R D E R S : T h e foUoWing events are scheduled
at Borders Book Shop in the Novi Town Ccnten
• Gloria Steinem: The author, publisher and fe­
minist Will sign her newest book. RevolutionFrom
"Josh Riggs did a real nice job for
us," said Fritz. "His only loss was to
Marcus Brown of North Farmington, who'd beaten hlm Uvlce before
in Oakland County meet: once In
the elimination round and affain In
WresUe-backs. Those matches Were
nol even close. This one Saturday
Was real close. Brown Won4-2. But I
was real proud of Riggs. It's a real
good sign When he can close Ulal
gap a n d start lo Uilnk he can beat
WUhirv A Book of Self-Esteem at 2 p.m. Sunday.
J a n . 26. T h e book profiles individual Women's sto­
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Mead, J u l i e Andrews a n d herself.
• Monte Naglen The well-known photographer
Wlll dlsctiss how asplrlilg artists can succeed in
the business of fine art photography from 6:30 to 8
p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9. Sign u p at the information
desk.
• Valentine's poctiy: A reading of seasonal verse
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January 16,
1992
"They're two serllors Who are o u r
top ofifenslve players, and they Just
got hot," said Shoemaker. "They re­
fused to lose. They never quit. The
whole group played With a lot of
conlldence, and I guess that comes
froin being champion ofa year ago."
In Ule rebounding department.
Walker had 15 to lead Ule team.
Tony Wise dished olT a team-high
three assists.
"Everyone contributed at some
point In the game," said Shoe­
maker. "They worked veiy hard.
Howell Is so m u c h more physical
than us and they came In vrtth more
experience. Every year they're the
favorite to win the league.
By RICK B Y R N E
Copy Editor
A r t
7 B
not much was Working Well for Novi.
The Wildcats kept lip Wllh Howell In
Uie early going, but Were Utilllng by
as much as 10 early In the fourth
quarter.
At that point Walker and Kramer
shUled Into lilgh gear, scoring all 27
of the team's fourth quarter points
between them. The pair Ued for a
team-high 29 apiece in the game.
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THURSDAY
January 16,
1992
NOVI
Pholo by HAL GOULD
The 'Cats finished third in wrestling action last week.
>
Ulal kid."
OUiers with Winning records for
the Wildcats were Steve Tapley who
Was 4-0-1 al 171 a n d 189; Bryan
Wohlfell was 4-1 al 275 pounds;
Shane Joyce wresUed lo a 2-0 re­
cord WiUi one bout each al 140 and
145; Tony ScappaUcci was 2-0 al
152, and balUed lo a draw at 160;
Tim O'Sullivan was 3- 1 al 1 1 2: and
Mike Borashko was 2-1-1 at 145
and 152.
"We got to wresUe a lot of younger
kids," said Fritz in explaining his
mixture of lineups. "We wresUed 22
kids altogether. It Was a long day for
some ofUlem, but at least they got a
taste of varsity compeUUon.
"(Switching lineups) may have
hurl us in dual meet compeUUon. I
was really pleased to have the op­
portunity lo wresUe a lot of dUferenl
people. That might have hurt us
against Walled Lake Western, but
Farmington Is for real, and lhey
beat us handily."
Novi is now 7-5 thus far in dual
meet compeUUon.
BRIGHTON 41, NOVI 15: In a
Wangular meet at U k e l a n d . the
Wildcats were upended by the Bull­
dogs, who are ranked among the
state's 10 besl Class A squads.
Winning for Novl Were Alex Lee.
who defeated Brighton's 125
pounder Chris Robertson, 13-6.
ScappaUcci took a decision at 152,
and Wohlfell pinned Wes Browile at
heavyweight. The 'vViidcals also
managed IWo ties as Rlggs Ued T o m
Williams at 140 pounds, and Bor­
ashko Ued Craig L i r s e n at 145.
"Brighton is real lough." said
Fritz. "As far as I'm concenled,
Brighton's for real. We could make
11 closer. .And We will make il closer
If we do wrestle them again. We
were without services this whole
Week of Joe Young, and Ulal make's
some big dents on us."
Young, a 189-pounder, Is prob­
ably lost for the season With rib
separaUons.
Costinaed oo 9
Thursday, January 16, 1992--THE NOVI NEWS----9B
Novi drops Lakeland with defense
C o l l e g e
Dcfcii.sr was thi- kc7 to the Novl
llii;h S<-hool tiiri's volicyixill team vieUiry over {..-ikflnild 'nmrsday. J a n . 9.
.K lotdmj; to (fiiich AIny Wagner.
"Ill
I, lhe (CKich of the I^ikeland
!c.i!u I .iiiR- over after (he ^ame and
•>,!:(! he had never .seen a team play
(l'-i(-ri:,e like we did," Wagner said.
•\\'<-'ve iH-eis working on defense, esj>-(:i,-il'y hctve and receive. 'Ihni's
your llrst chance lo play your de­
fense, off the serM". And if you can't
r e i e i v ,ui<! they n i n six or seven
[xu.'ils uponyciu with their serve. It's
h.iid IfMoine bark. But we were geitiiij; every ball to our .setter and that
re.illy .illowed us lo n i n oiIr ofleflse.
Our nllense has Ix-cn our asset."
P e r i s c o p e
R e c
LISA MCCARTHY, a Novl resident, was one of tfiree Alma College sollb.all
players to be recognized as Division 111A11-America Scholar Athletes by the
National Softball Coaches Association. E^ach maintained a 3.5 grade point
average.
McCarthy made the All-Michigan Intercollegiate AtJ11eUc AssoclaUon first
team last season batting .312. She played shortstop. The Novl resident is
majoring in business administration and health science,
STEVE COHEN, a 1990graduate ofNovl High, qualifled for the N C A A Divi­
sion 111 swlnlmlngchamplo!1ship for the second straight year In the freestyle
event.
The University of Mlchlganwomen's soccer team, led by fourNorthvUle re­
sidents, recently completed its fall season.
The team, which finished second In the national collegiate club soccer
championship held in Austin, Texas, closed the campaign with a 28-3-4 re­
cord. A total of 12 teams, Iflcludlng UCLA, Baylor and several Big Ten
schools, competed.
Northvllle residents on the squad Included NEYSA COLIZZl, SHANNON
L O P E R . M I C H E L L E M C Q U A l D a n d M A U R E E N S C U L L E N . Besides helplilgMlchigan in its successful season, the four also helped the Wolverines compile
a team grade point average of 3.4.
Novi dowrled L i k e l a n d In that
lioin'- contest In two of three games.
'Hie score for game one was 12-15.
^anic two was 15 2, and gninc three
vv.is 15 0.
Waf^iier said Ihe Novl girls deleiisive play W'TsgfKid, dcsplie the lose in
the fust g.ime, and that alkiwed the
ii'.uii lo wilt i l l the next two. "In the
p.ist, we h.ive not Ix-en a c-oiiie Ixick
t'-,i:n." she sriki
'lhe sl.'ir of ihe g.une was Kllsa
•Munro. who .served lor 16 [Kimts.
"The l-akeland coach was calling
lime outs and doing ever>'ihiIlg he
(duk! to bienk her concentration.
Hut he couldn't atid she kept hereonceiitralion." Wagner said.
•MuiHo.also Ilacl Gaces and a kill in
th.il contest.
ICite MacKenzie tallied 16 points
.IS well, racked up 5 aces and a kill.
L i u r a Jones score 5 and tallied an
ace. Dlanne Basscti scored 4 points
and had 8 kills. Mary Yankowskl
scored one [xiint and had 3 kills.
Michigan Slate Unlversltyjunior soccer player JENNIFER SCHUERMAN, a
graduate of Northvllle High, recentfy helped her squad close out the fall cam palgn, Schuerman played in 1 5 of the team's 20games and scored a goa1 and
•in assist.
ROBERT DUDLEY, a NorthviUe High graduate, will be o n the gridiron for
Bowling Green Slate University when it plays Dec. 14 in the California Rasin
Bowl. Dudley, a sophomore, is a defensive lineman for the Ohio college.
Northvllle High graduate KRISTI TURNER, a sophomore goalkeeper for
Michigan State University, stopped nearly 85 percent of the shots that came
her way this season as she posted a 10-3 record for the Spartans.
MIKE H A L E , a 1988 Northviile High graduate, recently completed his sec­
ond year as a starting defensive lineman for Saginaw Valley State University.
Hale led the team with seven-and-a-half sacks and also colltrlbuted 64
tackles.
Phoio by HAL G(3ULD
WALLED L A K E CENTRAL INVITATIONAL. 'i"he team also performed
well In the Walled I>akc Central Invliatiorial. at Walled Lake Saturday.
J a n . 11. (X'crall, the Novl teairi
placed seventh. Wagner said.
In the poo! with Clarkslon, NorthNlile and Rochester, Novl fell to
Clarkslon 12-15 and 5-15, beat
North Villa's Stacey Nyland (No. 11) attempts a block at Saturday's Walled Lake tournament
Northviile 15-4 and 15-4, and lost to
Rochester 9-15 and 14-16
In the playoffs, Novi drew a match
wilh Milford and lost 7-15.
But Wagner said she was pleased
with the way the team played. She
said she felt It was more Important in
Ihe invitational to play all team memIx-rs to give them experience.
Novi's Tuesday, J a n . 7 game with
Garden City was cancelled when that
team did not show. Wagner said she
Is unsure how it will be counted, but
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Steve Tapley has filled In ably,
though he trimmed his football play­
ing Weight from 205 to a wresUingready l 7 l only to have to WrestJe the
bulk of his bouts at 189.
T r a v e l C o a c h e s N e e d e d : Northvllle Junior Baseball is looking for
travel coaches for lhe 1992 season. Interested parlies should contact Bob
Willerer a l 348-0975,
R e l u m i n g teams will receive first preference and games are played on
Sundays. Team fee is S275 plus referee fees and non-resident fees.
For more informalion. call 349-0203.
L A K E L A N D 31, NOVI 27: T h e
"I'd say the pivotal match was a
WUdcats were VlcUms of a comereal close bout at 171." said Fritz.
froin-behind decision at the hands of
-Stu Myers lost to Gary Ladd 8-7.
the Eagles. With a 27-25 lead going
Ladd needed a three-point near fall al
Into the final bout. NoVl gave u p a pin
the end of the third period lo win it,
thai produced the final outcome.
and he got it."
Things opened Well as M u n l s h B a The losses at the Lakeland trian­
zaz scored a pin at 103 over J a s o n
Wayne in 1:45. O'Sulllvan followed gular meet put the Wildcats at 0-2 in
with a 7-6 decision over Brian Boiling the Kensington Valley Confel-ence.
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scored a win at 140 over Jamie Rakesllraw, 7-2. A pin by Borashko at
152, and decisions by Scappatlccl at
160 and Tapley at 189 didn't give the
team enough of a cushiion.
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Novl took its third straight pre­
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"They outscored us, they outcoached u s and they outplayed
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M o t o r c a r s o n d i s p l a y : Historic i^acing vehicles and exhibits honor­
ing the Motorsports Hall ofFame influclees are on display dally at thie Novi
Civic Center A l l i u m . Admission is free.
and energy lo Work year-round ninolng and improvelng the baseball program for Novl youngsters
ages 8-16. The group meets on the second Wed­
nesday of the month (10 months per year) at the
Novl Civic Cenler a l 7:30 p.m.
The 1992 Board of Directors consists of J o h n
Goodman, president; Scott Pacltard, vice presi­
dent; Alice Polumlx), secretaiy; Dolores Vedro.
treasurer: Jim Harris, equipment manager; A l
Blashfleld. field maintenance; Bill Barrett, spon­
sors: Slen Sahltierg, communlcaUons; U n StachoWski, and T o m SLfno. umpires; Sue Anglln,
concessions; Mike Stachowski,
tournaments;
Angelo Carcone, senior division; Diane Sta­
chowski, major division; Paul Sabol. pony divi­
sion; Mike Miller, minor division; and Rutli
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In addiUon to plai1l11ng. scheduling and equip­
ping, they haVe been Working on those muchineeded physical improvements — the most impor­
tant ofwhlch is to fijid a place to play in 1993. (Novi
•youth aiseball Will be losing its home at Bo.sco
Field al the conclusion of tl1e 1992 season).
B a l l r o o m D a n c e : A heglilner's course IB dancing will be held al the
Civic Cenler starting J a n , 10 and running through Feb. 2 1. Tlie cost Is $60
per couple.
H O U S E
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L O W
S n O - B a l l s o f t b a l l : The 1992 ChUly WUly m e n s Winter toufnamenl
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Even though it is winter, and the off-season for
baseball, Ihe Board of Directors of Novl ou th Base ball has teen Working to make the 1992 season a
successful one.
More InfonnaUon about membership in the Trackers is available by
calling the Novi Parks and Recreation al 347-0400 or new President Jeanne
Wlllford a l 227-3127.
it has not yet been rescheduled.
The Week's performance places
Novi 1-1 in the KVC and 2-2 for the
season overall.
"I'm real pleased with that so far.
especially since their play has prog­
ressively gotten better," she said.
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Sokol's enthuslasUc approach has
led him io accomplish major feats: He
has set such world records as 52,002
sit-ups and 30.000 Jumping Jacks,
and he bicycled 500.2 mUesfromS a n
Francsico to Los Angeles without sit­
ting down on the seat. He i s the a u thorotTheFXtnessFbrrmla,
has com­
peted as a triathlete. and conducts
numerous health and flUiess semi­
nars around the counUy.
O n Saturday. J a n . 18. Sokol wUl
give free personal fitness consultaUons and body fet tesUng from 10 to
1 l a.m. at Nordic Advantage's TWelve
Oaks store. He wlU provide iilformaUon o n fitness programs, losing
weight Uirough exercise, setUng up a
personalized at-home exercise prog­
ram, a n d avoiding back pain U i r o u ^
exercise.
u u n n g Ule evenl. from J 1 a.m. io3
p.m., people are encouraged tojolnin
the T r a c k - A - T h o n . " The event W111 be
held In the store, which Is located on
the second level near SeaI3. The goal
Is for participants to get their hearts
pumping by exercising on a NordicTrack cross-countjy ski exerciser, a
Nordic Fitness Chair or a Nordic Row
TBX total body exerciser.
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NordlcAdvantagc's 'Educate
America to Fitness" program is de­
signed to inform the pubUc of the
benefits a n d necessity o f exercise.
"Educate America" aUows fitness ex­
perts to tour the countiy and speak
about numerous health-related top­
ics. By spreading the word abou t how
Americans are IntegraUng fiUiess
Into U1elr lives in the '908. NordicAdvantage hopes to encourage everyone
to make exercise a lifestyle priority.
When lOO minutes of exercise
time is accumulated, the store will
donate a NordicTrack cross-countty
ski exerciser to the A H A of Michigan.
When 200 minutes of exercise time is
accumulated, the store will add a
NordicRowTBX to the donation. An
•exercise meter" board will chart the
progress of accumulated exercise
thl-oughout the day.
Any participant who exercises for
five minutes will receive a free T-sJiirt
With the slogan, "I got 'on track' for
better health." For more InformaUon
on participating, please call Pam
McCarthy at (612) 368-2559.
W i n d o w s
All
Winter
Long
talk about the newest Urend In the
field.
To call attention to the important
connection betWeen physical fitness
and heart health, the new NordicTtack -Fitness At Home" store at
Twelve O a k s in NoW, wlll sponsor a
"NordicTrack-A-Thon."
The event Will benefit the Ameri­
can Heart Association (AHA) ofMlchi gan and will be held Saturday, J a n .
ISfrom l l a . m . t o 3 p . m . T h e e v e n t l s
being held to educate the public ab­
out the connection between exercise
and a healthy heart and Will b>enellt
the A l l A through a donaUon o f NordicTrack equipment.
Install
S t e v e S o k o l c o m e s to the area this
vantage, the at-home fitness retailer.
Will bring fitness expert Steve Sokol
to Novl. J a n . 17 and 18. Sokol, a
nationally-known fiuless and nutri-
weekend.
Uon expert who also holds 25 official
World fitness records, Will be In the
city to conduct Interviews on the b e n ­
efits of fitness and nuUltion, a n d to
The NaUonal Exercise for Ufe InsUtute's purpose is to inform a n d
educate the pubUc, the medical pro­
fession and the media concerning the
value a n d benefits of exercise.
Through its assoclaUon With Uie insUtute. NordlcAdvantage's 'Educate
America" brings the public the most
c u n e n t InformaUon available in the
field.
Beginning an exercise program
For nlaay, exercise
bilngs to mind bore­
dom, work, sweat
and miseiy.
If you're one of
these people, read
on. This column will
help you realize that
exercise can be the
time of day you look
forward to the most.
When you finish
with a good woiicout,
you feel great That's
Instant gratlilcatlon. Good health, fitness and a
great body are some of the added benefits you
receive irom exercise.
Getting motivated to l)egin an exercise prog­
ram is tough; staying with the pIngram is the
challange.
For some people a medical crisis in their life
will get them started. For others, it will lie too
late. Here's some reasons to start exercising
today.
Aerobic conditioning can be a major deter­
rent to heart disease, the major cause of death
tn this country. Exptrta suggest that pet^le ex­
ercise a minimum of 20 nllnutes a day, three
days a week for a maximum return on their inyou can't talk, you're probably working too
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Many people who reach this goal continue
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you are exercising at the appropriate rate. If
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hard.
Many people who reach this goal continue
building their time Just because It feels good
and they realize the positive benefits they are
receiving. Of course, people 35 and older
should check with their physician before begin­
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Ifyou think you don't have time for exercise,
think again. A half-hour of aerobic activity can
add an hour to your day. Fit people think more
clearly, move more quickly and sleep better
than their non-exercising counterparts.
Knowing you can be more productive should
be reason enough to set time aside for exercise.
It's not selfish time; it's an investment in your
future. YouH be a better worker and family
member not to mention haVing higher selfesteem and a more positive outlook.
Choose an activity you enjoy and one that
fits with your lifestyle. It couU be walking, run­
ning, biking, cross-countly skiing, skating or a
combinaUon of two or three. Just go and do it.
I've competed in triathlons (swim, bike and
run events) for years and enjoy the convenience
of running You can do It anywhere and don't
need any special equipment.
Fitness walking has gained much popularity
as a sport in the last two years. It has the same
health benefits as running, is Just as conve­
nient and has fewer sport tnJuIy problems.
Also, many local maDs open their doors to walkers before the stores open. You always have a
dty, safe place to walk.
An organized plan will help ensure your suc­
cess. Make that resolution to exercise 20 mi­
nutes, three times a week. Log your time and
distance for each workout on a weekly calen­
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weekly totals of your Ume, miles, weight and
heart rate.
Then, start a list of personal records. For ex­
ample, a personal record would be your longest
workout, fastest two miles or the most time you
spent exercising during a one week period.
Keep up the log and sUck with your program
unUl my next article, when we'll discuss your
progress. Good luck!
Rcmdy Step is the Presidmt oJ the Running Fit
store in NovL Ttiis series is coordinated by Peg
Cmpbdl of the University of Michigan Heaith
Centers Ifomerly M-Care Health Centers.)
H a n d b a g s
&
Winter Boots
Fitness Notes
We're
price-adjusting
hundrecis o f current
styles of W o m e n ' s
AEROBICS
REGISTRA­
T I O N : Registrations are now being
accepted for NorthviUe Community
RccreaUon's fitness program. New
AtUtude Aerobics.
A wide Variety of classes arc aVall­
ablc, ranging from beginners high- or
low-impact aerobics to fipee Weight
clrcult training. M e n and Women of
all ages and all fitness levels c a n ben­
efit fiTom the pitjgrams cunrently of­
fered. Unique features include morn­
ing a n d afternoon child care, flexible
scheduling, casy-to-folloWWorkcuts,
and lndlvldually certified
Instructors.
ously year-round. For more Informa­
tion call 348-1280.
OPEN SWIMMING O P F E R E D : NorthviUe RecreaUon De­
partment offers open sWlmmlng at
the Northville High School pool on
M o n d a y s a n d Wednesdays from
7:15-8:15 p.m., a n d on Saturdays
from 2:45-3:45 p.m, A lap sWlm WlU
also be offered on Mondays and Wed­
nesday from 8:15-9:15 p.m.
Jix:ker rooms a n d showers are
available. The fee ls $1 per person.
For more InformaUon, call 349-0203.
T h e one-hour classes are held six
JOAN AKET'S
FITNESS
days a Weekycar-round at the North­
C L A S S : JoanAkey's Fitness a a s s is
ville Commu11lty Center, 303 W . nopw being offered on Mondays (9-10
M a i n . For class descripUons, schea.m.) a n d T h u r s d a y s (8:45-9:45
diiles a n d more l11formaUon, call
a.m.) at the NorthviUe Community
349-0203 or 348-3120.
Center.
T h i s loW-lmpact flUiess session
A E R O B I C F I T N E S S : Aerobic Fit­
uses all new tech111ques With lively
ness C o . offers exercise classes With
upbeat exercises choreographed to
up-to-date techniques.
popular music. T h i s class Is designed
Morning a n d evening aerobic clas­
to work eveiy i n c h of your body, as
ses are (jffercd at four locaUons.
Well a s promote y o u r Well-being.
C h i l d care ls available. All classes are
For reglstraUon information, call
designed to b u m fat. Improve cardio­
Joan Akey at 981-6605.
v a s c u l a r s y s t e m a n d Increase
inuscle tone a n d strength.
T h e company now offers circuit/
W E I G H T L O S S : Elllc's Weigh
Interval trai11ing classes. The staff in­
Weight loss classes are Iwlng held
cludes a n exercise physiologist and
each Satutxiay morning at 10 a.m.
Instructors certllled by the American
C o u n c i l on Exercise. AD instructors and again at 12:30 p.m. at Grand
Slam U S A In Novi o n Ten Mile Road.
are CPR-certlfied and trained i n safe.
For more information, call
effecUve exercise techniques.
682-1717.
Six-Week sesslo11s r u n conUnu-
courts, gyms and saunas.
C a l l 4 6 2 - 4 4 1 3 for
i11formaUon.
Y O G A C L A S S E S : Seven-week
yoga classes are being offered l n
Northville. Diane Siegel-DlVlta, past
president of the Yoga Association of
Greater DeUDit, is the Instructor.
fee of $25 per indiVidual or $65 per
family Wlll cover the cnUre fall ses­
sion. T h e club meets o n Sundays
from 1-5 p.m. for 26 Sundays.
T h e G y m and SWlm program Is of­
fered o n Thursdays a n d o n Satur­
days from 8 a.m.-noon. T h i s program
costs $3 per visit o n Thursday and $2
o n Saturday, and uses facUUes In­
cluding: the pool. Weight training
equipment, handball/paddleball
Shoes & H a n d b a g s and
t h e Entire S t o c k o f W o m e n
W i n t e r Boots. T h e s e items
The classes will b e offered o n
Thursdays (7-8:30 p.m.) and now
Mondays (7-8:30 p.m.) at the North­
viUe American Legion HaU. Yoga effecUVely Ualns the body to develop
strength, flexlblUty a n d balance.
Cost Is $28. For more InformaUon,
call Slegel-DiVlta at 344-0928.
SCHOOLCRAFT
HEALTH
C L U B : Ifyou're thinking ofjolnlng a
health club. Schoolcraft College has
something for you.
The LlVonla Junior college is offer­
ing a Health C l u b a n d a Gym a n d
Swim program. The health club Is de­
signed for famUies to enjoy unstruc­
tured acUvlty i n a m o d e m , fully
equipped physical educaUon facUlty.
A nominal fee of 63 Is charged per
Visit a n d - y o u will have the use of
gyms, racquetbaU courts. Weight ma­
chines a n d saunas. A membership
more
F I T N E S S A F T E R 5 0 : School­
craft College's ConUnuIng EklucaUon
Services ls offering a serious physical
health course especially recom­
mended for persons over 50. InsUncUon Includes the latest health con­
cepts and confiiUoning exercises.
The 12-Week class costs $59 a n d Is
offered In two separate sessions. Call
462-4400 for more InformaUon.
W E I G H T W A T C H E R S : Weight
Watchers, the IntemaUonaUy recog­
nized Weight loss program, meets ev­
eiy Wednesday at the Northville
Community Center at 9:45 a.m. and
6 p.m.
ReglsUaUon fee is S l 7 plus a
weekfy fee of S9. F o r more Informa­
Uon, caU Diana KuUike at 287-2900.
o r e the the latest styles
t h a t y o u w o u l d f i n d in
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store. A t D e s i g n e r
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Thing B i g g e r t h a n the
S a v i n g s is t h e S e l e c t i o n .
M,TH,F, SAT 10-9 SUN 12-5 CLOSED TUES A N D WED FOR RESTOCKING
JAZZERCISE CLASSES O F ­
F E R E D : J u l ! Huddleston has
started Jazzercise classes In Novl. A
unique combinaUon of effective exer­
cise. Jazz-movements and popular
music, Jazzercise is the numbier-one
fitness program In the World.
T h e 60-65 minute class Includes
Warm-up, a dance-aerobic segment
foUoWed by a cool-down, muscletoning and flexibility exercises and a
final cool-doWn.
Huddleston offers classes o n M o n ­
day. Wednesday and Friday morn­
ings at 9:30 a.m.
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REAL ESTATE
REATIVE LIVING
THURSDAY
January 16, 1992
REAL ESTATE
Realtors optimistic
about upcoming year
By James M. Woodard
Copiey News Service
A s we l a u n c h Into a new year.
niaIly consumers are Wondering If
1992 wlll be the y e a r when they
can purchase a new home.
They like today's low mortgage
interest rates and (hi some are.is)
reduced home prices. But the con­
tinuing recession gives them the
Jitters—tliat "maybe we s h o u l d
wait ajid see" feeling.
R e a l e s t a t e p r o f e s s i o n a l s are
generally
optimistic
about
p r o s p e c t s for the 1992 m a r k e t .
Here's a s a m p l i n g of c o m m e n t s
expres.sed by real estate Industiy
leaders l n response
to o u r
Inquiries.
J o n D o u g l a s , o w n e r of a 30offlce real estate brokerage organi­
zation:
"We WlU see a dramatic upturn h
s a l e s by the s e c o n d q u a r t e r of
1992 If t h e g o v e r n m e n t i m p l e ­
ments c u r r e n t l y proposed incen­
tive programs for real estate buycrs-lnVestors. Without these pro­
D r e a m
a
little
grams, a significant recoVefy will
probably take 12 Inonths."
Haven Burke, regional president
of First National Realty, Inc.:
"During almost every pn^sidential election year, programs have
been enacted that effectively stim­
ulates real estate activity. N i n e teen-ninety-^two Will be no excep­
tion. We c.xpect a very good year."
J o h n Dennis, owner of a region­
al Centuiy 2 l real estate office:
"1992 wlll be a robust year for
real estate sales. We Will continue
to see more first-time home buyers
a n d first-time move-up b u y e r s
(families moving to a laI^cr. more
expensive home). HoWever. there
Will probabfy be minimal apprecia­
tion In property values. Jn some
areas, there might be some contin­
uing depreciation."
J o e Young, brolcer-oWner of a
firm s p e c i a l i z l i i g in high p r i c e d
homes:
"Wilh the economy slowly t u r n -
f home
ers w o u l d just
ask me, you may
i a v e thought, I
c o u l d tell t h e m
what people rea
y w a n t in a
nome.
Continued on 3
HOME DESIGNS
Well, here's your chance. I^andnlark
Designs, in partnership with (this
newspaper) is asklilg you to tell us
exactly which features aild amenities
y o u would Include in your Dream
Home. Now in our lStll year of design­
ing homes and writing a home desigil
column, we've learned that o u r read­
ers call always teach us a thing or
two. Or more.
Wliether y o u plan to build a home
or not. filling out the form can help
cla.rify yoiir preferences. A n d it's an
opportunity to let your imagination
soar, for a change. To make it easy
a n d fuil. we've provided a survey form
that includes the same questions
architects, designers and real estate
agents ask to determine clients' wants
a n d needs.
We also encourage readers to attach
letters, sketches or any comments that
come to mind. We love reading what
y o u send in —the more detailed, the
better.
Once the nationwide results of this
survey are tallied, L-andmark will
design a natlonai Dream Home. In
addition, since area preferences vaiy
widely, we promise to custom design a
home to meet the exact specifications
preferred by readers of each newspa­
per we serve. F o r newspapers with
high response, we will come up with
small, medliam aild large designs.
Floorplans a n d artist's renderings of
the Dream Homes wiUJl appear on
these pages in the spring. T h e home
builders' trade pays close attention to
s u c h surveys, so this is a rare c h a n c e
to let them know what you think.
Following publication of these plans,
L/andmark will provide free set of
working drawings lo the first individu­
al who is willlIig to build one of the
Dream Homes and open it to public
display for a limited time.
Mail forms lo Landmark Designs,
Inc.. Dept. 92. P.O. B O X 2307.
Eugene. OR 97402.
To receive a personal copy of the
National Dream Home Survey results,
include $4 lo cover the cost of postage
and printing. Be sure to include your
name and mailing address, aiid What­
ever you do, don't give up on y o u r
dreams
Victorian tlieme
enhances Waternbacii
By James McAlexander
Copley Nev« Service
design­
three additional areas. HaVing a
trash recycling center right l n the
middle of everything makes recy­
cling tasks easy to c a n y through.
E v e r y V i c t o r i a n embellishment
the m i n d c a n imagine ls put Into
Fire loVers c a n Indulge their pas­
p l a y l n the exterior of the t h o r ­
sion in three separate locations —oughly contemporaiy Waternbach.
fireplaces in the llVlng room a n d
Richly embellished coVered porch­
master suite a n d the w o o d - b u r n es sweep across most of the front
\ng stove in the family room. C o r ­
of the h o u s e . While t u r r e t s a n d
n e r W i n d o w s e a t s i n the l i v i n g
gables are a treat for the eyes at
room a n d master suite invite y o u
eveiy t u r n .
to curl up With a good book.
Inside, o n l y the w i c k e r room
A n o t h e r unique area is located
reflects the V i c t o r i a n theme, but
in the master suite—a circular sit­
tills room, too. has a m o d e r n twist.
ting room. pEirtlally encircled by a
E v e n the grandest of V i c t o r i a n
mansions didn't Isoast a spa. not to captain's Walk balcony. Stairs from
m e n t i o n a n a d j o i n i n g e x e r c i s e here lead up to yet another level to
an observatoiy.
room. SimuJating the moist climate
T h e m a s t e r s u i t e also h a s a
of the t r o p i c s , t h e wiclcer r o o m
provides a nati1ra1 environment for Walk-ln closet a n d two lavatories,
heat-1oVlng plants and parrots, as one inside the water closet a n d the
other outside.
Well.
TWO of the u p s t a i r s b e d r o o m s
U n i q u e to t h i s h o u s e ,
the
f e a t u r e Wide b a l c o n i e s a n d the
k i t c h e n a n d t h e e n t r y w a y have
other has a step-in closet.
Vaulted ceilings. Over the octagonWhile tlie home is designed with­
shape eating nook, the celling is
out a n a t t a c h e d garage, it d o e s
even
have a Workshop area that c o u l d
higher, s t r e t c h i n g u p into the
be converted to a garage. A large
WlndoW-lined turret overhead.
attlc space is accessed through . a
With w i n d o w s at g r o u n d level
stalrWay nest to the utility room.
a n d another row above, the light in
For a study plan of the Watern­
this room proVides s u c h a n instant
bach (209-39). send $750 to Land­
pick-me-up that its owners m a y be
mark Designs,
c/o
HomeTown
able to giVe up coffee.
323 E. Grand River
Food preparation space ls ample Newspapers,
for multiple coolcs. with range a n d Ave., Howetl, MI 48843. (Be sure to
specify plan name and
number
oVen located l n the w o r k Island
when ordering.)
a n d a d d i t i o n a l c o u n t e r s p a c e in
1992 Dream home survey
G E N E R A L INFORMATION
Type ot home
• One Story
• Two SI017
Ll Split Level
Size of home
• 1000 & less
• 2001 lo 2500
• 1001 to 1500
• 2501 to 3500
1.1 1501 to 2000
n 3500 8 up
• Basemenl
Budget for home (land excluded) $_
Lot location
• Standard Lo!
• Acreage
Exterior style
D Contemporary
• English Tudor
D Country
• Colonial
Exterior material
• Brlcl«
• Stone
Garage
Number ol cars.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
OVEBAtt DIMENSIONS: iOr-0" i S6'-0"
tlVINQ: am tquut Ktf
(lARAGE: 514 squirt (HI
C0VERAQE:S12ltquin(Ki
• Shop
• Wood
• Other.
• Spanisli
• Victorian
• Stucco
• Slorage
Ll Ranch
• Other
n Other
U RV Parking
LIVING AREAS
in addiiion to kilchen and living area I would like thefollowingrooms in my home:
n Family Room
• Formal Entry
• Formal Dining
• Recreation
• Den
• Media Room
• Exercise
• Ollice
Ll Nursery
• Guest Suite
• Library
• Utility
Number of Bedrooms.
Number ol Baths.
Olher rooms
Mail completed survey to:
KITCHEN FEATURES
Style and Shape
• Counlry
• U-shaped
Li WalkThru
Amenities (in addition lo slandard appliances)
IJ Bteaklasi nook
• Pantry
IJ Ealing Bar
• Appliance Center
11 Island
11 Double Oven
r.l Garden Window
I ] Freezer
(1 Grill
Ll Olhor
11 Recycling Cenler
I ! Trash Compactor
II Olhor
mSJBR SUITE FEATURES
n Isolaled Irom OR • Adjacent lo other bedrms • Palio
• Private balh wilh Ihe lollov/ing lealures:
G Tub/Shower comb 1.1 Bathtub
Ll Shower
Ll Two wash basins
Ll Skylight
Ll Bidet
Ll Spa
Ll Oversized Tub
I 1 Other „
MAIN BATH FEATURES
Ll Tub/Shower comb • Bathtub
Ll Two wash basins
• Skylight
Ll Shower
1.1 Bidel
11 Oversized Tub
Ll Other
SPECIAL REQUESTS
• Fireplace
• Woodslove
• Computer Cenler
• Deck/Palio
• Vaulted Ceilings
• Skylights
Ll Spa
• Atrium
• Olher
Ll Indoor Swim Pool
Ll Security System
Ll Silling Room
I would conserve energy by taking advantage ol:
• Minimized Windows • Passive solar
DEMOGRAPHICS
Number in Household
Age
Do you own a home? • Yes O No
LANDMARK DESIGNS, INC.
Department 92
R 0. Box 2307
Eugene, OR 97402
Ll Active solar
Ll Extra insulation
Marital Status
Are you going lo build a home? • Yes • No
20-J,.inii.iry tO
CREATIVE LIVING
CREATIVE LIVING-January 16, 1992-3C
Your figurine isn't a real Hummel
James. G. McCollam
ANTIQUES
Coploy Nfjwr, Gorvico
g . Please e v a l u a t e m y I l u m m e l f i g u r i n e . It liae t h e CroWn
Marls over the " W . G . " mono­
gram.
A . I h i s i.s not .1 l i i i i n n i c l fig­
urine; It w;is rn.id'- by i l i f suiiie
(•(iiii[),iiiy (\V. (;<)(-l)c|) l)\it w;is Iiot
lia.sf<l on .lit liy Sister Mai-ia Iiiiioceiitl.-i H i i i n r i i f l . It was iiiatie ifl
tile mid 20th l e n t i u v and wolild
9. I haVe a s m a l l p o r c e l a i n
t>oWl. It is 5 inches i n diameter
a n d h a s a I - i n c h h o l e i n the
i r o n , ilot conKs were put l i i the
covered hole, the so-called spout
Wiis n smoke slack or vent. These
weie comiilon arouiid tile turn of
the century :uid might sell now for
iibout .$100.
cover The
9- Please e v a l u a t e m y 54piece serVlce for eiglit-set c h i n a
m a r l i e d " H . & C o . " oVer "L.*" l
t h i n k it is more t l i a n IOO years
old.
A . Your set of porcelain c h i n a
was made by Haviland and Co. In
L i m o g e s , F r a n c e , d u r l i l g the
1800s. It would probably sell for
about $500 lo .'S600.
.sel! li)r;>3'') t.. .S-15.
9 . Wliat ( :iii vou tell tne about
an old (ashioned l.mndty iron? !t
is hollow inside ,aii<l h.is one o[>eIiin>^ with ;i lid .mil .i spout.
A. Yoii li.ive an ,intl()ue charcoiil
m a r k i n g on
the
hot-
torn i s " M . Z . A u s t r i a . " .
What i s . l t s use? W h e n was i t
made? What i s its Value?
A. T h i s Is a htiir receiver, ladles
would deposit h.ilr iil it frofn their
combs and brushes. It was made
In A l t r o h l a u . A u s t r i a , b e t w e e n
1900 and 1901. It would probably
sell for $40 to-$50. It was Inade by
the Morilz ZdekauerCo.
B O O K
REVIEW
" P r i c e G u i d e to F l e a M a r k e t
Treasures" by Harry L. Rinker Jr.
(Wa11,ice-Homestead imprint of the
Realtors optimistic about home sales during the new year
Chilton Book Co.), a iiew entry In
the field of guide books of popular
collectibles, is highly co.mmendable. It covers the area of popular
p r i c e d i t e m s In a c o n c i s e a n d
articulate fashion.
C o n t i n u e d from I
i n g a r o u n d a n d the v e r y good
chance that politicl;m,-s .ire going
to correct some of the mistakes of
tJie 1986 tax laws. 1 feel w e r e In
for a very strong real estate Inarket
Send your questions
about
antiques with picture(s). a detailed
description,
a stamped,
selfaddressed
envelope and $1 per
item (limit one item per request) to
James 0. McCollam.
P.O. Bo.x
1087. Notre Dame. IN 46556. All
questions will be answered
but
published
pictures
cannot
he
returned
McCollam is a member of the
Antique Appraisers Association of
America.
in 1992,"
Thad SellgmaIl, seilior vice pres­
ident of a firm specializing in conl­
mercial properties:
"I'm very optimistic about the
coming year. We ;ire at the bottom
of the recession and we call expect
to bounce .-ilong here for the ile.\i
few months. Then we'll see steady
recovery to a healthy economy and
balance of growth by the end of
This mfd-1900's figurine Is wcrtti atiout $40.
Dyeing to fix bleaclied wall-to-wall carpet
B y Gene Gary
Your besl bet is to call i n a pro­
fessional who can a n a l y z e y o u r
particular situation and make rec-
HOW T O
Coploy Nowr, Sorvico
9 Is there anyway to dye car­
pet
spots that have been
b l e a c h e d ? O u r e n t i r e h o u s e is
wall-to-wall gray carpet. IIowever, some b l e a c h has b e e n dribb l e d along c e r t a i n areas leaving
eight ugly white bleached spots.
The spots are s m a l l , probably
less than half an i n c h , but very
noticeable. Do they make carpet
dye? Wllere would I purchase it?
A.There arc sevenil f;ictors th.it
determine whether or Iiot carpet
dyeing will be successful. Carpet
dyes lake well on nylon or wool,
but r;irely ;ire they successful on
aciyllcs.
onlmendatloIis. A professional Is
The amount of damage to the e q u i p p e d to m i x exact d y e s to
carpet fibers Is another factor. If match your exlstlilg carpet. Usual­
you can tug at the carpet tuffs In ly the matching dyes are mixed at
the bleached areas and the fibers the site.
are still Intact—not brittle ajld
A professional carpet dyer will
no signs of disintegration—It Is also be able to apply chemicals to
likely that they are s t i l l In good your carpet lhat will neutralize the
bleach In the carpet (the blejiching
condition.
Bleach takes out color In stages, a c t i o n s c a n be r e a c t i v a t e d b y
removing reds and blues first and
m o i s t u r e a n d w i l l c o n t i n u e to
eventually t u r n i n g to white. If cause dam.-ige If not neutralized).
there Is still a yellow tinge to the
Carpet dyeing is an art a n d to
spotting, your carpel Is In better a s s u r e you the best s u c c e s s
c o n d i t i o n t h a n If the spots are choose a firm that-specializes In
white, which indicates a burIiIng dyeing r ; i t h e r than J u s t c a r p e t
of the flbej^s.
cleajllng. One of the best wavs to
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still
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horses
Get Real
Results by
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Living
ok,
snowmobiling,
b a r n
{30x45)/for
2,000-f-
workshop.
2-story
large
use
home
has
3
2
full
bedrooms,
baths,
a
room
(23x23)
s.f.
large
family
with
Great
etc.
ranch
barn
and
lot
land
money!
of
house
for
the
700-f
room
baths.
and
2
rooms
X
40
in
pole
accommodates
and/or
s.f.
cars.
decking
o v e r l o o k s
P O S S I B L E
TERMS.
M39,900
Open
full
finished
horses
A
2
walkout. 3 0
l a r g e
floor.
pond.
floor plan,
Family
finished
overlooking
stocked
formal
1st
W X O N - T e t e v i s l o n / C h a i i n e l 20
p o n d .
F H A
L y o n
great
for
starter
retirement
5
this
or
home
a c r e s ,
on
s o m e
woods.
Unfinished
walkout
basement,.,
2
bedroom
Barn
is
this at
price
O
37
home.'
x
an
26.
affordable
a n d
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T E R M S !
T
All
• Central A i r
• 2 Bedrooms
• A p p l i a n c e s Included
• 2 liaths
• S w i m m i n g Pool
• Lal-ge Walk-in Closet
• Carefree I^iving
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE...to have it all at a price you can afford!
Three bedrooms, VA bath, 2-car garage, large yard w. natural
landscaping and inground pool. Custom bath and kitchen, Village
of Milford. Low maintenance - Motivated. $83,900.
$67,900
MODEL <
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LYOfi 7^
$200,000 HOME...WRONG! Cathedral ceiling in Great Rm w/FP,
vaulted ceiling in Merrilat kitchen w/breakfast nook, special
millworks thruout, Jacuzzi tub, brick & wood exterior, energy pkg,
including wood windows, 3 bdr., 2 full BA, attached garage, only
minutes off x-way...under construction and could be yours for only
$124,900.
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Plymouth/Canton
Brighton
348-6430
455-7000
227-5005
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63?.
WALLED LAKE — Engaging Ranch Condo w/energy
elficiency. C/A, garage, 2 bedrin., decorator upgrades,
(inbhed basemenl. rec. room w/wei bar, master suite.
Great Price $64,900. Call 478-9130
NOVI — Distinguished brick 4 bedrin72.5 bath Colonial,
gourmet kilchen, master suite, lorm. din. rm., lireplace
warmth, Isl lloor laund., family rm., wood windows.
$305,000. Call 478-9130
GREAT STARTER HOME in nice lamily
neighborhood. Three bedrooms, freshly painted
and new carpeting in most rooms. $84,900 (VIO)
348-6430
NORTHVILLE — Attfactive 2 story Cotonial in secluded
serenity. Cheery hearth, C/A, master suite, family rm., 3
bedrm., 2 lull & 2 half baths, 1 stfloorlaundry. Must Seel
$129,900. Call 478-9130
NORTHVILLE — Bright cedar 2 story on quiel street.
2-car garage, lormal din. rm., foyer, large closets, eat-in
idichen, 2 bedrm/2.5 baths, cheefy lireplace, $111,900.
Call 349-4550
12316 HIGHLAND RD. (M-59)
CIdi
632-7627 OR 887-S;g6
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GivesMpre Light?
or 474-4530
MEmER OF UVINGSm Fim
S WESTERN WAYNE •
QAKlAm COUNTY mTILISTS
VERY SPECIAL HOUSEl You'll love entertaining lamily & friends in this 3
'bedroom home. Open floor plan, beautiful lireplace in great risonri, easy-living
tamily room w/woodburner for ixizy evenings. Private back yarcl & privileges on
gorgeous Dunham Lake. $143,500.
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PUT THIS ON YOUR LISTI Immaculate 3 bedroom Colonial in great
neighborhood. Beautiful fireplace in lamily room, full bsmt.. 2 car garage,
100x200 lot, privileged beach on Duck Lake w/room lor your boat and dock. A
pleasure for $125,900.
75 W a l l s
DREAM COME TRUE! Sharp newer contemporary 2 story home on all sports
Lobdell Lake. 3 bedrooms, 3V, baths, 2 beautiful fireplaces, finished walk-out
lower level, large deck, 2 car garage, Andersen windows & doorwalls, whirlpool
tub, oak stairs & railings, ceramic tiled baths, loads of beautilul extras! $228,000.
Linden Schools.
l> Botiigivcequaiamountsofiiglit —
but tJic one on ilie riglit uses onc-fourtii of
tiic energy, and over its iifetime can cut $30
SOLID 3 BEDROOM RANCH In quiet MOTIVATED SELLER leaving ihis well cared (or
neighborhood. Caihedral celling In living room. Lexington condo and moving to Florida. Many
Hardwood fk)ors. Family room, finished basement Improvements will be yours - newer dishwasher,
w/kits of storage. Built-in bar & workshop. Central disposal, water heater, air conditioning,
air. Newer roof. $83,900 (GAR) 34B-6430
compressor & furnace. $103,900 (WAS) 348-3430
NOVI — Attractive coachhouse w/comly charm. Formal
din. rm., walk-In closets, modern kilchen, 2bedrm/1 balh.
Kitchen appliances included, elec. door opener. $64,900
Call 349-4550.
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GREEN OAK—Cathedral ceilings enhances this knock­
out BncK 3 bedmi. Ranch, 2.5 baihs, cheery lireplace,
skylights, lorm. din. rm.. European kitchen. Must See!
$169,900. Cail 478-9130
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NORTHVILLE—2-story Townhouse oflering hardwood
floors, lam ily room, kitchen appl. included,finishedbase­
ment, 3 bedrm/1.5 baths, new windows, C/A & furnace
$86,900. Call 349-4550.
SPECTACUWR COMTEMPORARYl 3 l>edrooms, CHARMIN(3 HISTORICAL HOME with mahire trees STOP YOUR SEAflCHI The most picluresque
2'.4 baths, large country kitchen w/c«ntef island & on a splittabie acre with 4 bedrooms, family room, views in Northviile sunround this vintage 1920's
oak cabinets. Cathedral ceilings, recessed parlor, den. basement and attached garage. treasure. Unique 4 lot package iwlth this site.
Ughtjng, lots of storage and much much more. Memories of yesteryeaer in this 1883 beauty now $399,900 (NOR) 348-6430
$249,900 (PIN) 348-6430
offered at $215,000. (SLE) 348-6430
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9 a.m.-9:30 a.m. W X O N - T e l e v l s l o n / C h a n n e l
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A M E R I C A N
A L L BRICK R A N C H FOR ONLY '99,900! Lovely 3 bdrm. home. In country
sub. on large lot. Hardwood floors. Extra large garage plus shed for more
storage. Above ground pool. Please ask for Skip or Jean.
DeCor^ng
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HOMEARAMA MODEL. Buy now at
pre-consiruction prices. Isi floof master suite
overiooks ravine setting. Adjacent to proposed
nature park. Asking $225,000. (ASH) 346-3430
RE/MAX COUNTRYSIDE Welcomes our newest Realtor
Norm Sieb. Norm brings to our office 10 years In the Real
Estate business. He and his family are members of the
South Lyon community. W E L C O M E , W E WISH YOU L U C K
IN YOUR NEW V E N T U R E .
NEW LISTING! Sharp 3 bedrm., Vyi bath ranch in family sub., with city
conveniences. Family rm. w/brick fireplace. Door wall opens to a large deck
built in 85. Full bsmt with work rm. and cedar closet for extra storage.
Fenced backyard w/above ground pool. '114,500. Please ask for Jean or
Skip.
one m a m i l l i o n , the fact is,
NORTHVILLE—Lovely 4 bedrm. Cape Cod In great tocation. Huge family fm. w/natural fireplace. C/A, formal
dining fm., family rm.. oversized2-caf garage w/aliic sloraae. $162,000. Call 478-9130
Compact
Fluorescent
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P E A C E & QUIETI W/ith this brand new ranch on 2 plus acres. 3 bdrms, 3 full
baths, spacious living room w/fireplace, Isl floor laundry, walk-out lower level
w/28x21 family room, 2 car garage and in good location w/Hartland Schools.
$139,900.
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SUPER SUPER SHARPI 3 bedrooms, finished CONTEMPORARY COUNTRY CAPE COD, offers 3
basement. Impressive kitchen/family room. You bedrooms, 2 full baths, large living room, dining
must see (he inside of this beauty. Largest condo room & kitchen, skylights, loft, ivalkout, attached
in complex. $34,900 (OLD) a48*»30
garage, central air and park view. Asking
$124,900. (PET) 343-6430
LOVELY C O U N T R Y R A N C H 1300 sq. ft. on 1st floor, not including finished
walkout, w/4 bdrm,, and 3 baths. Extra large family room w/hot tub. Super
kitchen w/sky light: Central Air and newer carpet. Brighton Schools. '169,900.
Ask fdf Notm for more details.
YOU'LL LOVE ITI Kick back & enjoy the pool, hot tub, qym or clubhouse which
you'll be a part of by owning this condo. Decorated with a designers touch yet
extremely homeyl Move in & enjoyi Walking distance to downtown Howell,
schools & hospital. $64,500.
If y o u t h i n k y o u r
AFFORDABLE NEW HOME. This 2 bedroom home
features iOOOp square feet, cathedral ceilings,
insulated wood windows, sicylight, brick & vinyl
exterior, stained trim, vertical blinds and attached
2 car garage. C2884 $69,900 684-1065
TIRED OF T H E CITY LIFE? 2600 sq. ft. of contemporary, 4-5 bdrms., w/4 full
baths, springfed pond, gunite swim, pool w/waterfall & diving board. 80x40
pole barn, 14x20 2-stofy barn & 24x40 barn w/4 horse stalls. Located on
10,06 acres, '205,000. Call Jan Gurski at 486-5009 for more details. 1 Yr.
Home Warranty.
HARTLAND
ENJOY PEACE & QUIET! Beautiful Dunham Lakelront setting! Spotless quality
built 1900 sq. fi. all brick ranch. Lovely kitchen, formal dining, 2 fireplaces, 3 lull
baths, large family room in linished walk-out lower level. A rare find! Call today!
$284,500.
MHHmnjyiHgi
OPEN H O U S E " S U N D A Y " J A N U A R Y 19 F R O M 2 to 5. Lovely 3 br. tri-level
situated on approx. 2.5 acres on private road. 2'/.> car att. gar., above ground
pool, 24x24 pole bam. '139,900 East of Milford Road, North of 10 Mile. Cal!
lister Randy Clark for more details. 56801 Appaloosa
211 E. Commerce Rd., MILFORD
PRICE REDUCED! Charming home in the City of Brighlon on over'/? acre lot
w/park-like setting. Large living room w/natural fireplace & french doors to
enclosed porch, kitchen w/breakfast windowed nook, 3 bdms., 1st fir. laundry,
partial bsmt., 1 or 2 car gar. -t carport. $89,900.
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A TEMPTING BUY; Take advantage of this lovely CONTEf^PORARY LAKEFRONT on all-sports
suburban ranch on Vi acre with flowering shmbs
Walled Lal<B. Over 1950 sq. ft. of living space.
& fruit frees. 3 bedrooms, i balhs, central air, Magnificent pine cathedral ceilings andfloorsin
lai(e privileges & assume mortgage. $75,000. upper level. This is truly a musi seel $163,500
M327i 634-1065
(ELA) 348-6430
PRICED TO BELLI Estate Home - 3 b.r. ranch w/2 car att. gar. on approx. 1
acre, private road to house. Newer roof shingles. South Lyon Schools.
•109,900 Ask for Tony.
baths, 2 fireplaces. Between Brendel and Neva Lakes w.
privileges on both. Seller will pay up to $2600 toward closing costs
or will accept Land Contract terms.
COUNTRY APPEALI Super clean 3 bedroom ranch loaded wilh extras!
Ceramic kitchen and bath, doonivall to patio, fenced yard and 2 car garage.
Hartland Schools. $89,500.
Michigan's largest Real Estate Company
Northville/Novi
INVESTMENT P R O P E R T Y - Built in 1990 has annual income of approx,
'15,000, Separate entrance, central air, full basement newer stove & refrig. in
each unit '129,900 Tony will assist w/personal showing.
THE ULTIIVIATE ESTATE in this one of a kind 5000 sq. ft. custom
brick ranch on 10 private ac. featuring 5 bdr., 3.5 B A , library,
formal dining, gourmet kitchen, tiered decking, 3-car garage.
Come see the long list of amenities - $454,000.
number, 437-6020
A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY! Buy all or part of this counlry estate. Large lamily
room sits on 3.64 acres plus 3 additional parcels all perked & surveyed! Total of
12.9-1-- acres. Very beautiful property. $237,900. Hartland Schoos.
p Real
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C0NTEI\i1P0RARY R A N C H w/approx. 1880 sq. ft. ranch w/3 b.r., 2 oar att,
gar., full unfinished bsmt., floor covering allow. '2,500, velux skylights, with
hot tub in master b.r. Newly constructed. '154,900 Ask for Tony for the many
extras,
Model phone
OREEN OAK TOWNSHIP
Spectacular workmanship in
this 4 bedroom, 2/2 bath
C o l o n i a l . 3 c a r attached
garage. Fieldstone columns &
Oak flooring in foyer. Central
air, central vacuum system.
Extensive decking, view of
Pond. Large master bedroom
suite with Jacuzzi. »249,900,00
(T-128)
L A N D
'99,900
681-1065
L A K E F R O N T P R O P E R T Y on all sports Silveflake. Tastefully decorated
bungalow remodeled in 1979. Family room, field stone f.p. In liv. rm.,
enclosed florida room w/'GREAT" view of lake. A Must Seel Call Tony for
personal showing. » 1 8 9 , 5 0 0 .
THINK YOU CAN ONLY FIND THESE FEATURES lN A
V..'\. Approved
Lyon
PRIVATE & S E C L U D E D C O U N T R Y LIVING - 3 bdrm, ranch w/walk out on
approx. VA acres. Large entertainment rm. w/kitchen, bar and hot tub "Great for Parties". 2'.^ baths, 3 car att. gar. '164,900 Ask for Tony for more
details.
private sandy beach, underground sprinklers, patio, deck, all
appliances and the best price to sell quickly. $148,400.
• Spacifjus Open F l o o r Plan
r
There Really Is A Difference
In Real Estate Companies
-Hoal Esato Ono. Inc. 1991
JUST LISTED - LAKEFRONTl 164' frontage on .8 acre lot w.
of 11 Mile Rd. in
South Lvon
OPTIONS T O C H O O S E T R O M . ( A - 2 6 )
Lafayette
serving Oakland, Livingston, Washtenai* & Wayne Counties
Each office Is Iniiependently owned & operated
SO AFFORDABLE - WHY PAY RENP
L;
BUILDER'S 8 P E C i | l Starting at «104,900.00. Country Sub..-3"r^lf6is!3fbiWiFreG«^W-'VI>i;Ny'
S.
'INVEST IN AMERICA"
0
C O U N T R Y SUB. CAPE
COD with 4 bedrooms, 2 full
baths. 2x6 Construction
Energy Efficient Home. Backs
up to A p p l e Orchard with
beautiful view. Hilltop setting.
5 min. from 1-96 Kent Lake
R o a d Exit and Kensington
fVletro Parks. Close to golf
courses & shopping malls.
'131,900.00(T-616)
486-5000
1.800-242-LAND
M i c h . , 48178
SPACIOUS RANCH IN LAKEWOOD VILLAGE, 4 bedrs., 2.5
- S o u t h
C
417
South
ERA y\YSON REAIJORSf IN^^^
T H I S
IS
IT!!!
I FANTASTIC!! describes this
jnewly constructed all brick
I ranch located in Greenock
i H i l l s , just m i n u t e s from
downtown South Lyon &
Ischools. 2,100 s q . ft. of
I excellence. Natural fireplace.
I central air, large rooms &
much more. •2,000 carpet
a l l o w a n c e . »179,900.00
(W-100)
S e n t i fnrjuiries to James
M.
Woodard, Copley News
Service,
P.O. Box 190, San Diego.
CA
92112-0190
COUNTRYSIDE
For
Prof«$ionali««"
Spear
Mich Grp
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Fleck
Wanzagol
Wischer
4214
4436
4443
4250
4862
f/anzagol
4850
Manzagol
4867
Manzagol
Wischer
4775
Dewling
4578
Oak Pte Grp 4868
Oak Pte Grp 4505
4611
Lyons
4548
Snyder
Bohlen
4536
Hunter
4516
Pinehurst Drive
Muirfield
Oak Pointe
St Andrews
Fairways
Fairways
Fairways
Pine Eagles
Golf View Drive
Pine Eagles
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
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259,900.00
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Dewling
4489
IVIackie
4939
Oak Pte Grp 4333
Wischer
4405
Oak Pointe
Oak Tree Ot
Muirfield
Muirfield
354,9O0.O(
369,900.00
375,000.00
499,000.00
Oak Pte Grp 31C
Oak Pte Grp 4450
Conklin
4684
Pendleton
4556
Oak Pte Grp 4527
Oak Pte Grp 31D
Dewling
4490
Hunter
4518
Snyder
4522
Oak Pte Grp 4435
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Pine Eagles
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Golf View Drive
Oak Pointe Drive
Golf View Drive
210,900.00
214,900.00
219,900.00
223,900,00
224,900.00
225,900.00
236,000.00
258,500.00
335,000.00
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' - ' ^ R E A L T Y , INC,
313-227-1016
313-229-1777
,
SPEAl^i
ASS0CI.'\TE:5<
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313-229-2913
ng
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De^^H^g
Real Estate
H o m e Safety
Building
Antiques
Gloss
National
Product.
313-994-0012
Brighton
313-878-2822
313-227-5005
This year
Americans will
produce more
litter and
pollution
than ever befoi-e.
for
A. It's a n increasingly p o p u l a r
p r a c t i c e . O n e Inajor v a c a t i o n
exchailge network — Mi.-uni-based
lnterv.ll ItlternatioIlal — reports an
i n c r e a s e of 2 5 perceilt i n t h e i r
e.xch.niige confinnatlon rate during
1991, coInpared with the previous
year
Tlte Standaidi
E v e f y S a t u r d a y f r o m S a m - 9:30am
3 4 6 N. L a f a y e t t e - S o u t h L y o n , M l 4 8 1 7 8
u n i t s to e x c h a n g e their t m i t
another?
(313)
Enjoy ail of these features:
ON 5
BARN
s c h o o l s
Howell,
with
d i n i n g ,
on
area,
walkout
more
Send inquiries to Here's How.
Copley News Service. P.O. Box 190.
San Diego. CA 92112-0190. Only
questions of general interest can be
answered in the column.
most ;ucas of the countiy. convention.il home b.-uls can be obtaiiied
at interest rates from 8 to 8.5 per­
cent (30 year fLxed-rate loaIis). A n d
the pilme rate is down to 6.5 per­
cent —the lowest since 1960.
9. Is i t a c o m m o n p r a c t i c e for
owners o f Vacation t i m e s l i a r e
coInIiieilts expressed b y many real
estate leaders.
"Durlilg my 21 years as a bro­
ker, 1 have eiljoyed a l l d coped with
a myriad of changes," s a i d Re.iltor
Victor Seibert. " A l l changes have
beeil logical results of prior action
by the Industiy and general public
and they have all been driven by a
strong entrepreneurial spirit.
Today is no different."
9 . W i l l the i n t e r e s t r a t e s o n
mortgage loans c o n t i n u e to
decline?
A. No one knows the answer to
th:it q u e s t i o I l . B u t n i a n y r e a l
estate i n d u s t r y l e a d e r s a n d
e c o n o m i s t s feel t h o s e i n t e r e s t
rates have leached, or are close to,
the bottom. At this w r i t i n g , the
m.'LXiiiiiim interest rate for a Inortg.'ige loan guaranteed by the "Veter­
ans Adnilnistration is 8 perceI1t. In
again,
"In the future, the f l u c t i i a l i n g
cycles beiween a tenant's market
and a landloid's market will be far
less than we have experienced in
the past. Developers will respolld
to the real lieeds of the business
community.
"And cities w i l l recognizee the
importance of being respoilsive to
the healthy growth of b u s i l i e s s .
and rents will increase slightly and
then stabilize. Overseeing it a l l as
a check and balance will be very
conseiVatlvc lending institutions
and capital .sources.
"These are tough times for peo­
ple in commercial real estate. But
then change is often difficult. We
will emerge in great shape with a
bahince of growth, prosperity and
quality of life."
"A time of chaIlge" surfaced in
WeSflt
On Pontiac Trail, just South
RANCH
ACRES,
to
from this 3 b e d r o o m
•fireplace,
utility/laundry
access
Lansing
T h e r e c e s s i o n has s t r o n g l y
impacted the commercial real
estate inarket. "It has spaiked slgnificailt chiiIiges in this segment of
the m a r k e t , " s a i d R e a l t o r T h a d
Seligman. "In fact, it is safe to say
it w i l l n e v e r be quite t h e same
SERVICE
F O W L E R V I L L E
R A N C H
ON
3+
ACRES, POND, BARN
-
election year."
The lack of consumer conlideIlce
was d r a m a t i c a l l y pointed out by
Realtor Haven Burke. "Since our
company. First N.itional Realty, Is
n a t i o n w i d e in scope we u s u a l l y
assume there will always be some
local inarkets that are strong and
some weak. But during the past
few weeks, it's like someone shut
off the faucet nationwide. People
are hesitant to act when the econ­
omy is so uncertain. .And they're
w a i t i n g to see what p o l i t i c a l
a c t i o n s w i l l take place i n early
1992."
_
S. L a f a y e t t e , S o u t h L y o n , M l 4 8 1 7 8
FIRST IN
H O M E ON
BARN
-
apart, above and below the point
w h e r e t h e o l d i l a i l u s e d to be.
Drive the new nails into the Wall
so they create a shallow dinlple 111
the wall. T h e n fill the dimples with
Joint c o m p o u n d or spackle feather­
ing out to a smooth surface. Use a
quality primer prior to application
of the final coats of paint.
R e a l Estate, i n c
R e a d i n g
C r e a t i v e
g . The walls of our c o n d o m i n i ­
u m have s m a l l bubbles a l o n g
w h a t l o o k s l i k e t h e area w h e r e
437-2056
522-5150
Office
MEMBERSHIP IN TWO MULTILISTS
W « t ( « m W » y n . 0 « H * n d B o r d ot R»«llor»
Lfvingnlon County 8o*fd sf RwHofi
F i n d
A n s w e r s
locate such a firm Is to call oiie or
two carpet cleaiiers In y o u r area
a n d see who they would recom­
m e n d . Carpet dyeliig Is good for
spot probleins as well .as rejuvena­
tion of a fading carpet that is i n
otherwise good condition.
the w a l l p a n e l i n g was j o i n e d dur­
ing c o t i s t r u c t i o n . l s there any­
t h i n g I c a n do t o c o r r e c t t h i s
p r o b l e m p r i o r to repainting?
A . It sounds like your problem is
that n a i l s are poppiIlg out along
the s e a m s of poorly Installed dry
wall. T h i s Is sometlIncs the result
of tlie Installer hafnmerlng them
too l i a r d .
T o r e p a i r , y o u w i l l have to
remove the p o p p e d n a i l s . After
r e m o v a l of the p o p p e d nail, use
two nails to refasten the diy wall.
Position the new nails two Inches
1992."
Cliff Norton, owner of a mort­
gage brokerage finn:
"The really hard times for real
estate professionals are behiiid us.
In 1 9 9 2 , we w i l l see i n c r e a s i n g
sales .activity and a Wider range of
inortgage loan offerings. New loans
w i l l be s t r u c t u r e d for s p e c i a l
g r o u p s such as elderly persons.
Knd the expandlIig use of comput­
ers will make qualilylng for a loan
faster and easier"
Key problems d u r i n g the past
year w a s the l a c k of c o n s u m e r
confidence in our general economy
and l a c k of inceIItives to b u y or
develop real estate, several indus­
try leaders emphasized.
"We desperately need incentive
progr.inis to encoiarage real estate
investment." said Realtor Jon Dou­
glas. "This should be a high priori­
ty for political leaders on a blpartisail level. If Congress aIid admin­
istration take action soon it could
s u b s t a n t i a l l y s t i m u l a t e the r e a l
estate market d u r i n g the coming
If you don't do
something
about it,
who will?
CREATIVE LIVING-Januaiy 16, 1992~5C
CREATIVE LIVING
4 C
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T H U R S D A Y
E A S T
•
January
To
B£A1.£3.IAIE FOR 9Ai.£
place y o u r A c t i o n A d in
Creative Living, the Monday
Sheet
j u s t c a l l o n e o f o u rl o c a l
313
offices
227-4436
517
548-2570
313
348-3022
313
437-4133
313
685-8705
24 Hour F a x (313) 4 3 7 - 9 4 6 0
Hour.siTuesday - Friday 8:30
040 - Ann A/bor
041 - Bnghton
042 - Byron
044 - Cohodah
045 - Da>lar.Chala*a
046 - Fanton
048 - Fowlar/.l •
040 . Hamburg
050 - Hartland
052 - HigNaryi
053 -Ho,*all
054 • Undan
056 - WJIord
057 . Naw Hudaon
058 • Nonhvilla
060 - Novi
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Deadlines
For
Creative Living plus
Fowlerville,
Pinckney
and
Hartland
shopping
3:30
guides
p.m.
3:30
Living
p.m.
Monday
Rate3 lines 7 . 4 9
Display ads.
your loca
Dexter's
Cottonwood
Condominiums
By APPOINTMENT
Delighllul Village setting
close lo Ann'Afbor
From'112.90O.
Brenda Tims at
663-3900
Edward Surovell
Co./Realtors
Ann Arbor
081 - Homaa
082 - Lakalromt Noma*
083 - Apartmant
084 - O u p l * «
085 - Room
086 - Foalar Cara
087 - Condominium. Townhouaa
088 - t^obila Honiaa
089 - Moblla Honnaa Sita
090 - Uving Quartart B Shara
091 - Indualrial, Commarcial
092 - Buildinaa 1 Halla
093 - Offic* Sp
004 - Vscabon R « n t « l i
005 • Ltnd
006 • Storag* Space
007 • W i n t » d lo R « n i
008 • Tim* S h * f «
Contract rates available for
Classified
- Pfyn-toulh
- Soulh lyon
- .SlocVbridga/Un«dllaGfaoo7
- Union LakaWhita Laka
- WabbarviHa
- Whitmora Laka
. W i « o n > W a l i a d Laka
- Qanaaaaa County
- Inghan-i County
- Livingaton County
- Shiawaaaa* County
- Waehtanaw County
- Wayna County
B£A1,E9TATE FOR RENT
Each additional line ' 1 . 6 3
non-commercial rate
Contact
(313)382-86e>5
WHITMORE l^KE Now 2 br
condo, walkout kjwer level, 2 car
garage, $99,900 Possible
option
(313)620-2266
(313)4498131
061 - Oak Orova
062 - Pir>ckj-i./
064
065
066
068
069
070
072
073
074
076
078
079
060
Friday
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020 . Outatata (Momaa lot Salaj
022 • LaAatronI Mo'Tiaa
023 - Dupl«<
024 . Condominium
025 • Moblla Ho-n**
026 - Horaa Farm*
027 . Fa/.-n Acfaa(]a
028 . Homaa Und*r Conatrjction
029 - lali* Prop*rfy
030 - Northarn Proparfy
031 - Vacant Proparty
032 - OulolSata Ptoparly
033 - induatrial. Commarcial
034 - Incnma Proparty
035 - Raal Ea.al* Wanlad
036 - Cfrr.aiary Lola
037 - Tin-.- Shara
038 - Monflaoaa/loana
039 - Opan Houaa
Green Sheet orthe
Wednesday Green
HOWELL Go con T-aig;e
HIGHU\ND a'ea 1972 14x70 3 HOWELL Chateau, 1986 14x70.
Cor-do A.'isoc 2 Docoo.n - i s ir
Mobile Homes br., new vinyl exterior. $7,200 3 or. 2 bath, new carpet
throughout, d^wall, 10x16 deck,
qjiOi a:.'^05p'-e'e v. th Cub^ouso
(313)632-5780 ovemngs
many updates. $19,500-'b0st.
and poo^ P'cis ('om $51,900 !o
HIGHLAND Groons SolieTmoir (517)548-1872.
$62,900 Frsl Realy B'Okcs
valod. MUST SEE Wnl pay l,i^t
(5'7;5-;6 9aO0
1985 SCHULTZ. 14x70, 2 br. 2 months rent 1983 14x70 Palnot
fj. Sails, exc cord, must see 2 br., 2 baths wuh 201l exMnoo
KENSINGTON PLACE
AosC'uiv nust sei' Best oHer $13,000 ( 313)887-0640
MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY
JUST L I S T E D
takes ' (3 1 3)43 7-4447 or
WEL(X)MES YOU
HIGHLAND Greoos, mce doubie'
Ono br. remodeled
(3'3,6294426
wioe, 24x56, 2 br ipossWe 3. to Slop in and see our affordable
unit in C i t y of
BRIGHTONNOVI Fantastic now roof/deck, $22,000, orocw.ned homes, stanmg at
Bnghlon. Central air.
$7,500 Singles and double
savings on bank owned and(313)867-0557
widos Low Down payment and
Appliances. Walk to
P'cownod homos, low flow;-.
shopping
Minutes
payrori Fnancmg arranged l-iOWELL 1969 trailer, 12x6a 'OW closing costs Enjoy a
i~T0da;e occjpa"cv Oi-a'ry Mjst be moved, (517)545-1450 bca-tlul soring overlooking Kent
from
downtown
Uke
Ho-as 1313:4 3 7 2039'
HOWELL Champion 12x50,"vo7
Brigriton S sK; sicoes.
clean, ia'-ge deck, low lot rent,
34,500.
BRIGHTON l?74 14x70 2 br,
s e e . $7 200 • Spacious clubhouse
ccner k3! $12,500 or best offer must
• Heated pool
Call IVIARY WOLFE
(517)546-1082
i313,2292397
• Uundry lacilily
Century 2 1
• RV storage
BRIGHTON 12x45, 2 br., 6x10
Brighton ToWne Co,
• Adjacent to Kensington Metro
ac-:von. r.c-w ca'pot, aooiiances
(3)3)229-2913
say, pQiv CI rent wiin 6x10 fleck
• 8 rinutes Irom 12 Oaks Mail
S50CO. (31 3)229-2739 or
Sales
Representative
Classified a d s m a yb e placed
a c c o r d i n g to t h e a b o v e d e a d l i n e s .
r e a d i n g t h e i r a d s t h e f i r s t t i m e it
Equal Houaing Opportunity
•Ultmant: Wa wa pladnad to t/ia
latin and apirit of U.S. poTcv (of t h «
achiavamant of aqual nouting
opportunity throughout tha nation.
immediately. H o m e T o w n
Wa ancoufaga and <upporl an
• fflrmativa
idvarliaing and
N e w s p a p e r s will not i s s u e credit for
maiitating program in when thara
A/a no ban'lart to obtain houiirtg
e r r o r s in a d s a f t e r first i n c o r r e c t
bacauaa of r a c » . color, faligion Of
natJonaJ oriqin.
insertion.
Equal Houaing Opportunity aJogan:
'Equal Houting Opportunity^
labia II! - IHuatfalJon of Publiihaf'a
P O U C Y STATEMENT: AJI adv^njiing p u b l l « h > d in HomsTown
Notica
Ntwi^tptr* il •ubi*cl 10 thft conditJoni ilalad in th* «pplic«bl« rat*
Publiahar'a Nottca: All raal m a t *
card, copivt of
i r * aviilablt from a^/triiaing daparlmant ac^i/aftlaad ln Ihia nawapapar ia
HomaTown Nawaoapar., 323 E. Grand Rivar. Howall. MchiBan 488*3
•ubjact to tha Fadara.' Fair Houair^
(517) 543.2000. Homaloam Nawapapara rtaarvaa tha riohl nol to
Act 0* 1066 which makaa il tliagal to
accapt an acNaftiaar'a
HomaTown N a w a p « p « r i adlwara hava advartiaa "any p r a f a r a n c a ,
no authority lo bind Ihti nawapapar and only publication of an limitation, or dltcnmnation baaad
arttfartiaamant aha)! conatituta fnal accsptanca of tia ad^artiiar'a
on raca, color, raliglon or national
ordar. Whan m o r a tlian o n * ineartion of tha a s m * ad/artiaamanl is
Oflflfln. or « n y ' I n t » n t t o n to maka any
ordarad. no « * d i l wHi ba givan uniaa* notice of typoflraphicai or olhaf
« u c h prafaranca. limitation, or
arrora ia givan in liat.tM corriKlion bafora tha tacsnd inaartion. Mot
diacflmination.* Thta rtawapapar wiif
raaponaibTa for orriiaaion*. Publiahar'a Nolica: AH raaJ aitat* ad'artiaing
not knowingly
a c c a p t any
in Inia nawapapar ia aubjac! lo tha Fadaral Fair Houai.ng Act oi 1968
advarttaing for raaJ aatata which ia
which maliaa it ilagal to advartiaa 'any prafaranca. Kmilation. or
in violation of tha law. Our raadara
dilcriminalion.* Thia nawapapar will r>ot kmwingly accapt any
ara haraby intormad lhat all
adKarfaino for r a » l aalala which ia In violation ol tha law. Or raadar* ar*
dwallinga a d v a r l i i a d in Ihia
harabv inTorni*d thai all dwaninga adviniaed in N a nawapapar ut
nawapapar v
availabla on an
avaijabia on an aqual houwng opportunity baai*. (FR Doc, 724083
aqual opportuniW. ( F P Doc.
F i l » d 3 - 3 1 - 7 2 . 8:45 a-m.)
724083 R a d 3-31-72 8;4S a.m.}
a p p e a r s a n d reporting a n y errors
*W<h
ord*r.
BRIGHTON. For Sale by Ovner.
Lake Chemung. Beautiful lake
view watorlroni ranch, kilchen •
Ux17, lamilyroom • 12x16, 2 br.
down, 2 small br. upstairs, i'/i
Ctt' garage, large deck, boat
dock, approx. 1200sq.it. down.
BRIGHTON. Brigas Lake. Unique $137,900. 1850 S. Hughes Rd.
modorn
rancn 1850 sq.ii. (517)546-3665.
Compleielyramodoled,doorwalls
across iaitosido w/skyiighis. HARTUND. All sports Handy
Walk-oul onto SOOsqIt deck. ijko. Charming seciudod 3 br., 2
Fireplace, 3 br.. 1 baih. bath dollhouse w/lieldslone
$150,000. No agenls. fireplace & new rool. $99,500.
Ten Kniss, MAGIC REALTY,
(313)229-5833
(517)548-5150.
m
WATERFRONT ON COON
LAKE - Newly reiTiodel&d
brick ranch, wooded
parcel, professionally
landscaped, move-In
condition, maintenance
free, finished waik-out lower
level has its own kilchen,
bath & bedroom. '184,900
(A171)
WATERFRONT O N
PRIVATE
SPRING
FED L A K E - located
on
1.84 a c r e s ,
hiardwood
floors,
needs
updating,
listed below recent
appraisal,
lovely
setting '99,900 (P85)
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517/546-7550 313/476-3320
Indopendanly Ownad and Cparslad
PreVlew Properties
]L
517/546-7550 31^476-8320
Indepsnd Willy Owiad and Opentad
FOV'/LERVILLE. Cedar Ri-ver
EslaiiS, 14x60 Commodore 2x6
corslr.>clon, caihco-al cciiing i
co.i.ng lans (517)223-8500 8am
10 5p.~i
HAMBURG HILLS
New manulacturod homes lor
sa;e m Harbura Hills. (Ctose to
M.35 and US 23). Available for
immediate occupancy. Large
tcraco lots (6000sqtt.|, lamilos
welcome, Hamburg/f^inckney
Schools Homos .ndudo; 3 br., 2
baths and mjch much more
INFINITY HOMES
(313)231-3500
Come see our now coodominium
community nest!oc in the trees
next 10 Burwick Farms Apart­
ments Enjoy mai.-ilenanco tioo
living whiio your equity gro'ivs'l
Homes feature .
• 2 br./2 baih
• Detached Garage
• All Appliances
• Screened DeckPatio
• Ceramic Tile Floors
Conveniently located oft M-59 in
Howell.
HAMBURG Hi's 1990 28x60
Prest.ge, 15CCsq ft, 3 br, 2 bath,
app^ances. Ifopiacc. central air,
2 dec^5. large wooded lot.
$44,000 ( 313)231.0932
sale in Northfield Es­
tates! (On 8 Mile Rd.
west ol US-23). Drive
through and look for our
'For Sale' signs or call.
Come to Burwick Gtens Condom­
inium for the best home value in
Livingston C.ounty!
l i t t l e Valley
In Park Sales Office
1 3 Mile E .
of Nov! R d .
(313)
624-2626
Open:
Noon-7prn Mon .-Thurs.
Noon-5pm Fri., Sat., S'jn.
TRIANGLE
MOBILE HOMES
NEW AMERICAN L/FESTYLE
698-1147
SALES
• 12 X 65 with 12 X 30
Tag,
stove, re
frigerator, wood shed,
3 bedroom, 1 bath.
'10,000.
R O B E R T W.
PIANK,
REALTOR
Highland Greens
Estates
Res.
(313)
349-1088
Bus.
(313)
347-3050
B A N K e R D
SCHWEITZER
R E A L ESTATE
nESIDENTlAL REAL ESTATE
2377 N. Millord Rd., Highlind
(I mii» N. o( M.59)
(313)
887-4164
4 1 8 6 0 Six MUe R o a d • Northviile
SILVER Lake-South Lyon. Allspons lake. 2-3 br., walkoul,
24x26 garage, much more.
$179,900. (313)437-9409.
Rc"- South Lyon
Off ,\()nhiillc( hirmiRX I'lJcr firmhouvc <ni ^ - irccd icns
ftilh lif>:c 2 *t(in h.jni fcilurcs H hc<Jfi.im4.
2 h.(h^. tounln Vitihrn. dininil ft»inv
biwmml » HIS 900
COLDWELL
BANKER
HARTLAND! Cook Rd., W. ol
BY owner. Super clean 3 br.
MILFORD Township area, 1 to 3 DUR AND. Jan 19th, 1 to Spm,
Industrial,
Hartland Rd. This nice 2 acre
ranch on laige corner treed lot.
acres needed lor fiomosiie. Call 508 Mercer St. Close lo city parf<,
SUNDAY, Jan 19, l-4pffl
Hartland
building site won't last long!
approx. l,800sq.ft., 4 br., 27,PEACEFUL & Perfect I "New-New carpeting throughout, builtalter Spm. (313)292-2547
Commercial
Waik-out site possible, some roll
st07, detached garage, privacy ranch on 5.85 acre selling in appliances, pnvate palo S
& some small trees. Perked &
fence, home in exc conci. excellent floor plan, eanhlone access to Beach Lake. Musi sool
$64,900. For more info, McGuire colors, ISI lloor laundry, master $79900. 3135 Pleasant Valley
FOWLERVILLE.
acre hobby
surveyed. Easy axess to US-23.
Cemetery Lots
2000 SOFT. 5 br. raised ranch
BRIGHTON downtown, Excellent
Realty, (31 3)266-5530, suite, large groat room w/ Rd. (313)229-2053 aher Spm,
lami. 2400sq.ft. lestored farmLand Contract Tenns. $32,500. Main St. location. Commerical
on 12 acres, w/2 barns, 3 full
(517)271-6426.
fireplace,
3
bedrooms,
2'.';
baths,
bouse, 5 b., 5 outbuildings.
' Estate, building with income from 2 retail
DARLING ranch on V, acre lot, baths, plus 2500 sq.ft. lower
(olo)632-7427.
264011 road ftonlase. $199,600.
HARTLAND. OPEN SUNDAY lull basement & 2 car garage private back yard. 3 br, 1 balh, 2 wii^koul, used as machine shop,
spaces, 1 apt. Asking pnce
$159,900.
Hartland.
Take
M-59,
Fact sheo! available.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ HARTLANDI Brookside Dr., N. $250,000. Days (313)227-5177, NOV! Oakland Hills Memonal JANUARY 19, 2-4. ROLLING
car garage, full basemenl. Great includes 400AMP elsctrical,
(517)223-9394.
3 miles E. ol US-23, lollow sons
Vacant Property off Towniey, w. of oid us-23. evas, (517)546-4548,
Gardens, 2 k)ls, $1750 both. HILLS OF HARTLAND. 4 br., 2.5 N. to 2469 Tipsico Lake Rd. expressway access. Real Estate w/phase converter, 6" (»meni
baths. Full unfinished walk-out
ask for Brenda. floors, * 14ft. high ceilinos,
LINDEN/FENTON -"NEW
Private secluded 2.4 acre setting BUY your own business, training (313)623-6559, eves.\veekBnds.
England Raal
Estate One
$179,900. Teri Kniss, MAGIC
(313)227-5005, (517)546-3509.
LISTING! Commercial horse
w/large mature pine trees I and financing provided, manufac­ OAKLAND Hills Memorial lower level, 1st floor laundry, (313)632-7427
REALTY, (517)548-5150.
operaton only minutes to US-23.
creek. Already perked. $36,500. turing retail and soivico busines- Gardens. 5 ad|aconl grave sites, family room w/lull wall bnck
tireplace 2.5 anached garage
marketl England Real ses available, tailored lo your
554 acres 920 leet frontage on ACREAGE wanted ,n Livingston New on'^Z°\mlv\f,f
3 BR. ranch wilh cathedral
well below martiet, $550 each. $169,801. 1359 Ravenswood
IN Bnghton, brick ranch styk) ceilings, walk-out basemenl, 2
private lake, 114 stalls,
mile co^n^ (313)2291790
Estate, (313)632-7427.
background. Henry Johnson Real $2500 all 5, (3131287-6012.
Brighton
Way. M-59 W. 1 mile, W ol US 23
home, in beautiful, quiol, neigh­ plus car garage, decK lanced in
track, indoor equine swimming
— HARTLAND Schools! Ufolletie Estate and Leasing Co.
to left on Harlland Woods, left on
borhood within easy walking back yard, 2.5 acres, close to
pool, kitchen, much more' Great ARGENTINE Twp. Murray Fid.
g oj old US-23 Very
(517)684-7050
Placid Way. R Rolling Hills Sub,
distance ol downtown. 220O sqfl black top, immaculale, $88,500.
Open House
investment or development Beautilul acreage parcels now ijeautilul high walk-out lakelront
R. on Blueberry, L Ravenswood,
includes, 4 br., new kitchen with
polenlial. Under appraised value avai^e P n c ^ range from ,0, Araa of quality homes. Many
HOSTESS: JULIE SARTORI, 1420 SQ.FT. ranch, nice area, lots and tots ol storage space, Ask lor Ann. Century 21 Brighton
close to expressway, 4 br., large
$24,500 to $48,900. Paved rMds nice trees Super location HOWELL For sato or rent. 2
at $359.000a-632
Towne Co. (517)548-1700
COUNTRY
HOMES,
LTD,
country kilchen, 2 lull baths, hardwood floors, first floor
L Z T Z l
^51,900. England Real Estate, story building w/basement,
(313)887-SELL
HARTLAND - NEW LISTING 1 Contract Terms. Byron Schools. (313)632-7427
approx. 250Osq.fl. retail area on
appliances included, unique lloor laundry room, large lull base­
Estate,
Piolessional horse setup. 15 England Rea'
Isl Itoor, vintage tin ceiling, 106 ATI'ORNEY will handle your real HIGHLAND, 24l"rEslalo Drive, plan MUST SEE. Asking, ment, newly limshed in light
osiaio
closing
lor
$200
Also
HARTWNDI
Clyde
&
Bullard
(313)632-7427.
Bvely rolling acres, nice ranch
W. Grand River. (517)223-9900.
W ol Millord Rd,, N ol Reid Rd, $1 07,500 (313)227.5759 neutral colors Asking $160,000.
living trusts to avoid probate
II you would like to see this home ONCE IN A LIFE TIMEI
home and a barn any horseperOpen Sun,, 2-5pm, Immaculate evenings
BRIGHTON. 10 acre lakelront, ^am
fv-lf ^ 1 ^ '
Home
appointments
Thomas
P.
Will you find a charming
call (313)229-6839. No realtors
son will appreciate Indoo' and
new
home
w.'
o
utstandmg
view.
Wo^Cfton (313)477-4776
lairn style home on over 2
3 Br. ranch, garage, central air,
outdoor arenas. 70 X 200. 20 htf^^^°'''a'c^sstut23.'"$45S
Priced to sell Prudential
Income Property
ncios. 4 car garage plus a
$70.000 lifm. (3131229-1877.
stalls, viewing loom and apanEngland Real Estate,
Niobauor Realty Inc, Suzanne
big red liam. Homeowners
BYRON Jan 19ih, 1 to Spm at Shew, (313)624-3015,
ment. Modestly oHored at BRIGHTON. 2 acre walk out lot, (313)632-7427
BRIGHTON area: Winans Lake, NEW, artistic styled timber frame
,nio niolivalod. Biing us an
near Mt. Bnghton, $33,000
11012 Charles Dr., McKane
$359,900. F-363
4 br. ranch, walk-out bsmt, home. Ideal for working couple.
HARTLAND schools. Olf M-59
ollor! $145,000.00
Lake Remodeled, 3 br, 2 5107 MILFORD Village, Fn, & Sal, walking distance to Lakeland Golf $170,000. (313)229-9)17
(313)229-4090.
and US-23. 4y< acres. $45,900.
FOWLERVILLE area. Party store home pole barn garage. 2 k)ts, 12-6pm, 3 br, ranch, $95,900, & Country Club $110,000
PINCKNEY - Charming cape cod BRIGHTON Recreation area Land contract (313)360-0218.
REDUCED 10 $129,900. Doni
- business, building boer & wine on ail sports lake $81,900. For 177 Shelley, oil S Main, (313)231-3263
with walkout basement on 10
miss this 4 bf. 21CX)sq.lL home on
nice acres with polubarn, 4 Scene 5 acres, hilltop setting. HARTLAND Twp. 2 acre parcel license, gas, & apt. $75,000 more inlo, McGuire Realty, (313)685-0025 or (313)674-1274
BRIGHTON/Howoll. Chemung 1 acre with Brighton Schools.
owner.troker,
(313)266-5530, (517)631-5259.
boxstalls, ouldoor arena, round n ? l i l ^ l , J ' " ' ^ contract. ,„ clyde Rd.-Fenlon Rd. area. (313)231 9072.
Lake or trade, $54,000, Call Karl now, (313)229-2469
pg,ce(j Hartland Schools.
3en, great trail nding next lo '•^^3)876-6149.
The Michigan (3roup.
(313)227 2016
^inckney Recreation area BRIGHTON area building site $ 2 9 , 5 0 0 , by owner.
NORTHVILLE SCHOOL
(313)632-5050 ,
OPBN HOUSB,
Perk tested. Lake (313)887-0493 alter 6pm &
Ollered at only $158,0001 P-294 mv20\
Real Estate
DISTRICT
(313)887-4663 X
SUNDAY
access to both a no motors lake weekends.
N0\1 ROYAL CROWN SUB
J a n u a r y 18, 1092.
JUST L I S T E D
Fenton
Wanted
f.llLFORD • Classic quad-level on and all sports Long Lake. HOWELL. V/, acres, $19,000.
1 Pil,< t o 5 P « 4
One ol NOVI'S prcmiei subs,
Newer custom brick
5* acres only minutos to freeway $21,900 possible terms Call 17
acres,
$43,000.
9729 V a l e n c i a , Bnghlon
located at 9 mile & Tall Rd, Will
•
•
ranch.
Exceptional
or downtown Milford. House Sits Nelson & York, Inc (313)229-1790.
NQ-.V construction, 3 B R , V/t
build custom homes Irom 2400
A BEnER CASH OFFER Irom
J
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S
T
R
E
D
U
C
E
D
Ddtli,
Full
Basomont,
on hilltop, 4 stall wood barn, (313)449-4466.
quality
Ihroughout.
4
sq It, wooded kjt S walkout still
P a v e d Drivo, '109,900 00
house lias many custom BYRON Schoolsi Aliordable HOWELL, 9 acres, rolling, Michigan's larcest buyer of Land
$30,000
available. Model located on
br., 2'4 bath on 4.46
wooded. creek, private. Contracts, Caill First Natonal at
N of G r a n d River on O l d
features. Only $177,0001 0-135.
22574 Bertram Di,
Extfaordinary
contemacres w/pond. S u n buildinn site with all the extras! reslnctions-for 3,0Cdsq.ft. home 1.800-879 2324
U S 2 3 to Larchmoro. Left lo
FIRST time buyers dream. Cute 2
V a l e n c i a , P h o n o in H o u s e
Paved roads, natural gas, $45000 (5171548-1699
porafy on gorgeous 4.6
room w/flot t u b .
br. home on large city lot Nicely
SOUTH LYON • BEST BUY IN underground utilities i beautilul $45,000, (517)548-1699.
Open eveiy day Irom 12 to 5pm,
Call
for
Directions
BAR NEEDED lor out-ol-town
remodeled and updated eledri­
acres of wooded
Pleasant Valley Road
TOWN! 264 acres, nice bnck and views, $13900. England Real HOWELL. Reduced. Seller buyer. Call Gary Lillie i
227-7465.
cal. Call Marilyn at Sentry Realty
area, $244,900,
beauty.
aluminum Iri-level, polebarn with Estate, (313)632-7427.
desperally needs to sell. Leaving Associates,
Realtors,
and Inveslments, (313)629-1511
stalls. Nice location and Ihe land
A, J. VANOYEN BUILDERS
Call IVIARY W O L F E
slate. Square 10 acres, rolling (313)663-6694, Ask lor Jack
Cathedral ceilings, An­
The Prudential
^
or pager 1(800)312-2930,
is stunning! Incredibly pnced at FOWLERVILLE. 2/, acres, and wooded, perked and LoSage,
(313)349-6977
dersen windows, mas­
CentuiY 2 1
$20,000. 4 wooded acres, sun/eyed, $39,900. Ask lor Sally
only $149,9001 F-360
ter suite with special
$22,000. 10 acres, $30,000, or Ann, Centuiy 21 Brighton CASH lor your land contracts.
Brighton Towne C o .
517/5-16-7550 313/.)76-8320
nook. If your looking for
NOVI. Open Sunday, Januaiy 19,
PINCKNEY • NEW LISTINGI 32 (313)229-1790.
Towne Co (517)548-1700 or Check with us for your best deal.
(313)229-2913
(517)548-1093 (313)522-6234,
l-4pm. 42574 Pa/k Ridge. North
Fowlervile
resort lifestyle you
of the prettiest acreage you have FOWLERVILLE EXCELLENT (517)546-5755
of 10 Mile. East ol Novi Road.
ever seen! 51 stalls, track, LOCATION 1.3 acre pare! near HOWELL Reduced" Seller
should treat yourself to
One slop shopping, on this
ne«is to lell L w l q N'iL'tif I iirii i)f I hi
Unque custom 5 bedroonn home ^^m on blacktop rokd. Good
CtHistiil srvlc (otttif-f
seeing this home
3 br., contemporary
beautiful
in a secluded settino Includes 2 p^.^ ,n 1990. $13,500. Call stetf SquaTlO^^^^
$185,000.
colonial. Vaulted ceilings, 1'/,
^
IF YOU
^
2 BR„ goOsqft,, full basemenL
rental properties. W n d o u s |^ARMON REAL ESTATE | n ^ wooded parked and
baths, and fini';hnd basomont
ARE LOOKING
attached garage, fireplace, nicely
investment. B-727.
(517)223-9193 lor details.
surveyed $39,900. Ask for Sally
Enjoy Ihf newly remodeled
for a lancli with an open decorated, clean, exc. location,
or Ann^
Ann. (.enuiy
Century 221
kitchen with Pola windows. All for flooi plan. Porloct for onHORSE FARMS are a speceliiy FOWLERVILLE. 10 acres north or
B Brighton
r
close lo school, town, park.
INCOol'OnAIEDl
only $139,699. Call Jim Asbury
area. Call the ERA Layson oi Fowlerville adioinino Maple Towne Co. (517)548-1700
$67,500. (517)223-7369.
tnrlaining,
dGCoratod
oxbroker, (313)6496800.
HORSE FARM DIVISION and Grove Airport. Al! clear land with LYON Township. Beautifully
lioiiioly well wilh an ox. (313)632-5050 .
talk with one dour exports today! "ice view. Recently perced. wooded 12,23 acre parcel, wilh a
collenl coniniuto IOC.TX (313) 887-4663 X
(313)486-4499.
OPEN Sun. Jan 19, 1pm, to Spm. tion. Priced lo soil quick
Hamburg
?."Sw^M^"'n?r''A,^"^T.^^' P0"<* Eteciric & well installed,
5916 Crandell Howell, NICE 3
" / • ^ " . ^ ^ .'^fi^'-, ^^^^^^ perced, splittable soon. Land
nl $123,500, You ijotlor
(51 7)223-9193 lor more Contract terms available.
br., ranch, large wooded lots,
2520 sq 11
360 sq ll Bonus Loll
Libr.iry Fofm.ii Living & Dining
givo ur. n call. Brighton
walk-out
basement.
Lake
privHighland
Farms, Acreage 1"'°^™'!°"$94,000. (313)437-0097.
Bams
Great Room wiih nooK & M.tiblo Fireplace
schools
ledges,
$94,900.
Help
U-Soll
ol
fimsncd 2^ i car garage
FOWLERVILLE. NICE RIVER- NORTHFIELD Township. Three 3Beclraon!s
2
Br.,
2
bath,
1
acre,
walk-out
FRONT 10 acre parcel wilh io acre parcels. Perced, treed, Amenilies include MarOle oath t.le b,ith Jacuzit Kohler li»tu'es china, Livingston. (313)229-2191.
basement, garage. $64,900.
OPEN Sun. Jan 19. 1pm. to 5pm.
casl Sinks shyiighl SOO sq II oak llooiing glass French doors wilh
woods along slream. Just a short land contract. (313)437-1174.
Rentage BHG. (313)229-7292
5916
Crandell
Howell,
NICE
3
Develed iighls uijit.m Ocoksiieil crown (Holdings ihru.oul wood columns,
NICE almost completed
r n i v i t r o v n i i c — i /.arc
^"31 ride upstream to mam ake.
chair rail e • base molding S 6 panel doois, 62 recessed lights 2 lans
br., ranch, large wooded lots,
LOVELY Dulch Colonial in 1512sq.fl. bi-level, low down
FOWLERVILLE^ LA^^
p^^^^,^
^1^^^ ,^ NORTHFIELD Township 38 brass chandelier, garage door opener cable & plione & mlercom Ihru.oul,
walk-oul basement, Lake priv"Arrowhead'. Over 1 wooded Land Contract terms, still tigie lo
?hfPpy h^ih^ i „ . ^ d P . t o expressway. Wildl/e abundant, acres, will divide 20 acres of built-in n-tcro osien O'Shwasher Jenn.Air'60 carpel central air, wood
ledges, $94,900. Help U.Scll ol
acre, beautiful seltinq, many pick your carpet cotors, 1 block
' . „
^aoiis. ravine, stream. Land .vindows suddeo concrete on.e wooded lot Walled L,ihe schools S
4 br. & 2/, baths. Includes two ^
Livingston, (313)229-2191,
stoiy barn plus 50x96 40x40, i
fiARMONkAL
ESTATE ct^lraC- (313)437-1174.
more S256 SCO AoDOmiments available or open weekends
,
(313) 632-5050
custom features. Offered al Irom While Lake public access.
OLIVER H O M E S cm Ooug
683-2073
24x65 oul buidings. Ottered with
i A 11
;—;
$214,900. (S-566). Call ERA $83,500. No realtors.
ir (313) 887-.d663
Layson Reallors, (313)437-3800, (313)887-8568.
55 acres lor fl92 500 with (517)223-9193
NORTHFIELD TWSP. 10
attitiona! 79 acres available. Call GENOA Twp. 1.8 acres, pnvate ^ORES
WOODED.
lo US
23, 15-min.
from Close
Ann Arbor.
HARMON REAL ESTATE road, $21,500. (517)546-2405.
Perced & surveyed. Several
(517)223-9193.
HARTLAND, 3 acre walk-oul with lakes in area w/publk; access,
pond area, rolling on private $42,900. (J-VAC). Call ERA
Area ol nice homes. Buikf i^yson Realtors, (313)437-3800.
Homes Under drive.
lo suit or sell outright. $30,000.
NORTH Territorial and US 23
Construction (517)548-1516
area. Several wooded, rolling,
perked parcels. Terms.
(313)663-4886.
RED CARPET
BUILD your own home. No
S c h w e i t z e r R e a l
E s t a t e
money down. Miles Homes,
NOVI. 2 treedtots,Novi schools,
KEIM
paved streets. $45,000 and up.
1(800)228-8705.
aCEN REALTORS (313)344-8058.
BRIGHTON. 2 family home lor
sale. Rental income is great for
Isl lime buyers. (313)227-4969.
S O M E R S
CRS.GRI
R E S I D E N C E
Condomlnlunis
313-437-5401
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028
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C a l l C o l d w e l l Banker
Nortlierii''^';^ ? i | ^ O R D A B L E LOTS OSCEOLA Twp. Howell area 2
acres, great bulkling site. • %
i. Build Sites available
Property
for only '15,900 each. mile from paved road. $39,000.
(517)546-4958.
ANTRIM County, 10 acres.
Access to beautilul spring led
lake, stale forest, couniy road,
electiidty. $6,900. $200 down,
$90 per month, 11% interest.
Biehl Realty, Inc (616)587-9129;
evenings (616)331-6766
Natural gas and
sewers, Pinckney PINCKNEY. 7 plus aaes, 1 mile
N. ol Pinckney in small sub.,
vSchools. Sandy, treed walk-out
site, trees. $32,000.
area. Just listed - Call After 6pm, (313)887-5707.
today I #139.
SOUTH LYON. 3 duplex lots
lacing park, $39,500 each.
Agent (313)557-7707
(313) 2 2 7 - 5 0 0 0
i.iV1: YOiJK 1)RI-A.M.S
NORTHVILLE. I n i p r t - » i v i - Ciilluni.huili (|ijalily
pili!it-tl, all briik nt-o-lR-iull nl.inM- uilh iwu
lirt-|)!ait-N, tour bctlrtxims. 2' z baitis .mil larfiti.|H-ii baik yard. Jlfi.'IIIO (()l-:-N-20ANt))
.ii7.305O
GKFATTRRM.S!
iNOVi. lhis •Hrjttford iif .\o\i" MKKICI honir is
rt-ady for your Liniily (Jiinliiy buill -i bc-iIrcMini,
21.- tiaihs. fnrnKil dining ,)tul IIMII^ HHHII
$5.r.<IIIO (()i;.N.-(l'HI| . i 4 7 - . « ) 5 0
DOW'NTOWN .NORTIiVil.lE
NORTllVILLi;. laniasiit ciimmcrcial. ri-lail. or
li^lii iiutiisirial loiainni 2 unii.s wiih .SL-parauolfucs, woA art-a^ wilh VIS' o\rr!lcatl t!(Hlr^,
Mori- area povsibkJ2HI.IIIIII ( O l : - N - y « . \ i A I )
.fl7-.i05O
EXECUnVE PRIDE
NOVi. Iinniaciilaii- -I bc-droom, V/t balh family
home. Uicalcd in ihc bt-M arc-a of Novi - close
to .M-h(K)l.s. shopping, and inin.sponaiion. Call
now for a privali- .showing. J209.900
(Oi;-N-27U(l) 3-i7-3050
Lauitie S t o w e l l
Northviile
A H^py and IVosperous NeW Year to all
my Wends and customers in the South
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HELL, Ml. All sports Highland
Lake chain, remodeled, dock S
boal house. (313)684-5579.
024
NEW HUDSON. 1971 12x60WIXOM. Minutes Irom town. New
Schuli. Kensington Place. 2 br, 1991 Schult Citation 2 br, 1'/,
new appliances, very clean. bath, house typo siding and rool,
$ 6500, C a l l collect, 2x6 walls. Very spacious.
Clearance price at $24,990. $199
(616)7798049
a month first year base site
NOW, 14x70 Fairmont. 2 br,. 1 rental. Little Valley Homes
bath, 10x30 deck, dishwasher, (313)684 2131
washer, dryer. IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCV, $14,900. Little WIXOM. REDUCED $5000
Valley Homes, (313)624-2626
Boautilul Holly Part* double wide.
3 br., 2 baths, vinyl siding,
shingled rool, upgrade insulation,
NOVI
central air, thermo windows,
loaded kitchen, more $39,900.
MEADOWS
Liille Valley
Homes,
MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY (313)684-2131.
Refinance your Mobile
Home Loan at 10 5%!
Lower payments!
LAURIE STOWELL
As.sotiaic Broker
347-3050
437-6526
Ol
Novi
1992
We have new and pre-owned
homes lor sale. Home ownership
lor less cost than most
apartments
PARK ASSOCIATES
' Country living.
' Bcauiilul clubhouse
Ivlobile Home Sales
• Play areas
9620 M-59 • Across from
(313)437-1703
' RV storage.
McDonalds
• Heated pool, new.
White Lake Twp.
For inlormsiion on homes and • Professional mangement.
IMIIilACULATE AND BEAU­
linancmg call Shirley Byrd at • Homes pnced starting $14,000. TIFULLY DECORATED!
Oualiiy Homes, (313)437-2039
1986 14x70 Springbrook,
located in Community Clubfeatures 2 bedrooms, 2 full
(313)349-6966
house (196 and Kent Lake Rd
baths, appliances, perimeter
on Grand River Ave)
To inquire about new or lot Willi landscaping, shed,
pre-cwned homos, call Marie Kirk just $16,900.00. Highland
at
Quality
Homes, Greens.
UVE cheapi 1987 Commodore, (313)344-1 988. Located in
14x70, 3 br„ 2 bath. Buy lor community clubtiouse, 1 mile We have a wide variety of
txjlance of mortgage. You move south ol Grand River Ave. off homes available. Financing
to your lot. For more mfo call Napier Rd,
with 10% down, weekends &
(313)665-6859 days Tues. thru
evenings. Call:
REFINANCE YOUR MOBILE
Sat, Owner/Broker,
HOME, Save thousands of
dollars in interest. No outofMODEL SALE. Custom buill pockel cost lo you. For details
•model reduced lor quick sale. call DARLING HOMES,
uiiy ll.
Sites available in Novi and (313)349-1047
SEI L IT
Plymouth areas, 14x70 2 mnUQBi
LAKE. Bayview,
FiNi)ir.
bedioom, 2 bath, seperate utility. 14x72, 2 yrs. old. 2 Br., 2 lull
THADH IT.
Includes centra! air. DARLING baths, ga;den tub, large corner
HOMES, (313)349-1047
lot, $24,000. (313)231-3995,
OLASaiFIED
(313)449^398.
HIGHLAND Greens. 1979,
• It's here, n e w
14x72, 2 br, lealures 2 lull baths, 16'x70' 2 bedroom, 2
all appliances, shed. Immediate bath, utility room,
o c c u p a n c y . $ 1 3,000. s h i n g l e d
roof,
(51 7:.546-0573
cathedral ceilings with
S t u c c o , set-up i n
Highland Greens tor
*235 L o t R e n t
only '23,500.
24 Mobile Homes for
PRICED FROM ONLY $59,9991
Call today (517)546-3265
Office hours from 10 lo 5
Mon-Sun.
of
proudly announces
(iiQxt to t)if) Clubhouso)
YOU CAN
OWN A HOME
A d v e r t i s e r s a r e r e s p o n s i b l e for
Lakelront
Houses
FOWLERVILLE Grandshiro
Esialos, now, 1990 Carrolton
26x48. 3 br, 2 baths, central air,
Cishwashor. Thornoguard
$35,900
wincows.
(517)2233663
16,
133
HIGGINS LAKE. 4 br chalet,
beautiful 3 acre kjl, assume land
contracL $10,000 down, $31,000
, c ? - l , ? ^ 2 / 9 2 .
(517)548-1699.
UPEER area. Small cozy 2 br
starter home, lake pnvilegos
$28,000,(313)887^027.
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Horse Farms
Tointc)
Lyon area! A reminder that I have joined
the ColdWeil Banker Schweitzer office in
Northviile, and Will continue to serve you
ADCO HOMES is proud lo introduce a new home
design in BRADFORD OF NOVI. It's called THE
WYNDHAM and you can see il this Sal. and Sun. Irom
1-5 p.rn. This 3400 sq. ft. home features a spiral
staircase, 2-slory open foyer, slep-up lo Master Suite
and more. BRADFORD is located S. ol 9 Mile Road and
N. ol Taft. Just lake Princeton Blvd., turn right on
R()().\i FOR ilOR.SES
MH.i'ORI). C.onit-niporar)' ranch on S inyc-ly
atrrs, full bascnu-nl. aboyt ground [MIOI. 2 car
t;ar,i)!i-. 5169.9110 lOli.N.illD.W) 347-.3050
lAKK.S 01- .NOKIIiVll.li:
.NORril\'ii.I.r. K.iiKli - A bi-diiMiniN, 2 full
icraniic balh-, Isl (lour laundn. full basL-rm-nl
Ifnitsbt-dl family ronni. Iiri'plad-, ci-ntr.d air.
naiirai
di-cor
f IM2.';illl (()I:..\.')2I'0,\)
Vi7-3050
NOKTllVii.i.E . S C i i O o l S
NOIITIIVII.l.F., Ci-nirr c-nlrann- lolonial on oyer
an aire, four !H-dr(M>nis, 21.- balhs, family rof>m
and
ic-niral
air. SI(.K.9IIII
(OI--N-25.Sl;V|
317-3050
iiiSTORiC iiO.ME LOVERS
DOWNTOWN .SOllTii LVCN. Ri-sion-d home
buill 1889 3 bc-drooms. H i bath.s, parlor, formal
dininj; room, hardwo(Kl floors, newer furnace, air
tonditioning, w,iier healer. (:arnagc house and 2
ear
51.19,9011 (<)1:.N-I7MS) 347-3050
^mf,c.
in South Lyon Where I live. Please call
me at 347-3050. Thank you, Laurie
Stowell, Associate Broker.
ir^mw K ILhlR^-lil.MI-M"'-
.tin
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cdLouueu.
BRIGHTON. Hidden Harbour,
Isi. Ikjor, 2 br„ $39,500. Und
contract
possible.
(313)231-3528.
IM.MEUi-tTE o(:(:i;p.-tN(T
.SOUTH i.YON. 3 bedrooms. P ; liaih lolonial
yyiili side eniry t;.iraj;e, ivwi larRe deilcs and
amply
family room for under 5119,91111
l()i:..N'-"9IA\l| 3-17-3050
flESIDENTlALBEAl. ESTATE
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4 1 8 6 0 S i x M i l e R o a d • Noilfaville *
HAI^ILTON Farm. End unit
ranch, 2 br., 2 bath, central air
with carport City of Brighton.
Draslicfy reduced. By owner.
(313)229-6348.
Red Carpet
Hot!
GoLDWELL B a n k e r
Schweitzer Real
SCHWEITZER
R E A L ESTATE
RED
C A R P E T
KEIM
Carol Mason, Inc. Real Estate
Estate
347-3050
coLAuueu.
BANI«eR •
Creative
(D
Attracts The Best!
i-AMil.Y iiO.ME
SOUTH i.YO.N. Large Cape Cod fealunnfi I
bedntonis, 2 balhs. family room w'yviKidbiirner.
lull liasenieni, aiiached B-irane. (,reai family sub
SIII.S,90ll l(li;-.S.8ll\n.N') 3-i7-.W50
Livio0
for
uiprks
you!
MIV i i
41860 Six Mile
RESD
I ENTA
I L REAL ESTATL
347-3050
Spectacular
surroundings
make Oxford Estates a unique
.SdiiK' dl'ihc hii;i;csi ncus in the
rc'cciu iiitrodiklion o l O x l o n i [-st.itcs. ,in
c'\(.'liisi\c' lU'u 7>hiiiiic'coniiiuiiiih
ik'slli'il .inuin;.: -Id \Miodi'il .art's m
l-.iiiiiiiiylon Iliils.
Oxtord I'.slak's IcMUllc's linol}.
C0NTE,MP()R\RY C O N D O
Pi.Y,M()l;Tii.
Pr!\aie eiiirante, custom window
treatments,
fireplace,
open
kitchen, all
appiiances, dining area, 2 bedriK)m.s. laundry
riKim w.washer and drjer.
2 covered carport
spaces 5"'".5(1(1 (Oi;-\'-IIU'IN| 347-3050
The utalber may be cold, but Ibe real
estate market Is still plenty warm. So,
if you're ready to sell your home, let
Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real
Estate represent you!
Northviile
SCHWEITZER
REAL ESTATE
RelocatiRg? CaU our office nearest you o r (313) 268-1000 • (800) 486-Move
siibiirh.iii clc'\c.'lo|iincnl SCX'IK' is the
Ri \I)Y
W E S l i A N i ) . .Move right m lo ihis greai family
home \ liecInHinis. 2 balhs. full basemenl,
siaiiima.sier larpeling and iio-yvax linoleum and
Ml much more fur only S"8.9l)li (OK-N-HHAVO)
3i7-3()50
(El
s=?
Interested
in selling real estate?
Call C h u c k Fast - 347-3050
and luxury
homes
find in Farmington
Hills
OvIbrd F.stale.s
27()()() Drake Road
(Just .South (if 12 .Vlilel
Fariniiijjion Hills, M I
Open Iluili i2-.> • Cliiscd Ihursdai
(31.11477-2710
c'lMoiii-clc'shjiu'il home's 111 a v.met} ol
Tony W. HaU
Joailne Bryngelsoil
Sandi Levi
NorthviUe
Plymouth
Livonia
lony. 3 Dak- Carnegie graduate,
ha.s been in .sales for eight years
and ha.s lived in the area for nine
years. An active mcmh)cr of Ward
Presbvierian Church, he is mar­
ried IO Jennifer, also a Rliu.TOR.
If you are considering .selling a
house or huying a home call Tony
as .-t-i-.^O^O
Joanne is an expert wiih many
years of experience in real estate.
She is a super agent, former
manager of several ofTices and
served as the first female presi­
dent of her Board of Realtors. Caii
Joanne and put your real estate
needs in her hands.
Sandi is an enthusiastic real estate
professional who joined our ieam
in 199l. Her extensive Tinanciai
services background combined
with real estate experience enabies her to provide clients with
cxpen aiisistance. Call Sandi at
462-1811.
Northviile
COLOUiCLL
B A N K e f ? a
347-3050
S C H W E I T Z E R
IREAL
E S T A T E
BESOCNTWtflMLESrtfE
Plymouth
453-6800
Livonia
462-1811
19 officer Member ofEi^t Real
Estate Boards in the Metro-Area.
I
IMMACULATE LARGE HOME wilh totally
updated interior and one of the largest lots
in the subdivision. New upgraded carpet­
ing, padding and flooring, updated bath­
rooms, sprinkler system, elec. air filter,
porcelain handles on cabinetry ... Want to
hear more? Call our office. Novi Schools.
$189,900.
lloor pl.iiis inelucliiii; Kiikiies. I l O s a i u l
Irom olher c o m m m i i l K ' s is indeed the
eoloiiKils Irom iliree ol Miehiiiuii's niost
b e , i u l \ 0! Its p r o p e r ! ) . Its l u s h s M i o d e d
|iioiiiiiieiii hiiiiilcrs: l-^ni'iire (.•usiiim
. i r e a s . p o n d s , l u l l s . ,ind r a v i n e s are
Hdiiit's. kiniron ( (iristructidn and Ihc
,11110111; liie List (i| lis kind and are
.St'k'cliM'(iroup - .ill o l u l i o i i i ,ire well
(iroteeled h_\ t l i e C i l ) of barinineion
knou (Hirneiuhhors--m,in\ ol y^liom
knou n lor iheir i)ii.ilil\ eunsiriietioii .iiiii
Hills Woodlamis ('onitnittee.
are tr.iiislcrecs like lis." added l o K l e d i ,
cleiiie.ilion to ilet.iil.
Stop In For Your Nornrlan Rockwell Calendar.
3 4 4 - 1 8 0 0
43390 W . 10 Mile R d . , Novi, Ml 48050
Each Red Carpet Keim Office is
Independently owned and operated
While olleriML' a secluded leel.
landse.i|ie at Oxlord Hsi.ik's." said
Oxlord lisiales iscenirall} Incited near
,|(iiinni' Tiilstedl, ,1 l e s i d e i i i ot 0 \ t o r d
i^st.ites \siiose hiish.ind is a Ford .'vlolor
shopping centers, restaurants ,ind
excellent I-aniiint;lon Mills schuols-.
ph.irm.ieist .iiui dniLisiore inuier. ' The
roilipan} C'xecutiM'. " \ V o \ c relocated
meludint: new Hillside Hlenieiitary.
lioiiK's here .ire e\iremel\ well built .iiul
iii,!n> l i m e s ,iiid this is b\ l a r t i i e most
There is also a variety 0! recreaiKinal
th.it w.is (lur pr!iiuir_\ eoneern in buMiii: .1
ix-autiliil place u c \ e
spots - I'rom clubs to the.ilies - located
home. i;\er>iiiiiii; at O v l n i d f.st.nes h
c i i i L i k e .1 \i.alk 111 llie w o o d s ritthl i n
coinenienilv nearhv
Inst.r.iie. .And. ol course, u e were \ci;s
u u i r own backv.ird, \Ve a l s o like the tad
" L i v i n g liete reallv is having ilie best ol
mipiessed u i l h tlie natural heaiilx ol lhe
ih.it Oviord l-!si,itcs isn't loo larsjcot a
both worlds." saiti Wcniiy Hratl. sales
propert;.,
c i H i i m u n i t ) : ihere s a s p e c i a l Icelinl; ot
eoiirdlnalor of ()\tord l-siales. "You're
i n i i n i a c ) here, \ \ e \ e enjoyed geiiins; to
able 10 lake advaniaite ol livini: in a
"When
he;j,in lookiii!.; Inr.i home.
y\e were iinmedi.iiels cli.iwn to ( ) \ l o n l
BEGINNER HOME FOR YOU IN NOVI.
Private cul de sac lot, three bedrooms, 1 Vi
bath, fireplace, summer porch. Try F H A for
your first home. Call for details. $88,900.
Wh.it re.ill) cauitlit o u r ese u a s the
l-st.iies.
s.iid .Sain I'iiikertdii .1
W li.ii helps sel Oxlord lislales .ip.iri
l i \ e d . Here s o u
l o \ e i \ . new home m an old, heav i l \
treed, pnvale selling. In t a d , manv ot
our homes are built on cul-de-sac lois
VI.Inch help iidd lo the teeling of
privacv here.'
Homes 111 ( A l o r d [{stales range in
price from S.IIKI.OOO to iSOIUHIO^n
an are.i of homes that are priced in
excess of S 1.(1(1(1.00(1. T w o model
homes tiave been decoraled hy
Harriei Brandi ol Candle Lite II
Interiors and are currenilv on display.
6C-v'a.nu,uy 16. 1992
052
CREATIVE LIVING-January 16, 1992~7C
C R E A T I V E LIVING
BtAUTIFU., 2 Slory ho.T.e on
I26ac.-(K, ie625<jh,3bf,3'j'
ban, tof-iial swg and
(Dcm tandy roc-^, icc'iva^ ;o
l.'ep-aMi, 'oyyr w:n oci-,"
.M-ODULAR rorres Ca^lashan
Ho~i)s iro^ 5-35,200 ra^'.cri,
NorthviUe
J-J6,9:0 CJ;O Cod Models
a^,"; i^S
/ P*!"! !OL,'S 8-5,
Sd'.'Co'/ !' ^x'^ Top 0' :"<j i.'o
x'5".x;;x .V? S'.6 6?7.0
2 ER 1 ! 2 oa;t^, m'M oul,
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'03': rv;a' ciS't'i'.As, a.a •.
2 I.:-'. 3 a i : * S'^J.^J Au " ri c.'Vircu 10 lOivn
Q.i $!i3=KC A ' . '0' A " '
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Highlan<)
"BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY
IN HIGHLAND'
S().'ioioi.i'.> coi(.)fii.il BY c-w'i.K G'ui!l c>,.y ,i' SiiXj
buiil ;i> \ O H / I', ifi p!C- P-j<, c « Mi.'e'/ 'Jl-j 3 0* 1. ' c
'•or', L s.'r.pt.«3 'j'<;-. <r ' .
tufo poilijtl (.ondit'on,
Cu'jloni fcviluff!''. J.h.it 'OCT iS Ct * 'OpSCt* ' . ; t.a"'
'.CO vfi.v 0..: I'O'! 0' 15 ac'-s
af(.' !no rn.lfiy to li'.>!
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Plir, privilDgo'-, on All r-.'a: c c v c 2 ~
B':g-:;o' Ma- I 96 E- :
C)'3,227«W
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SV'/EET' HOME
'juijor 3 Iji-dN-^ofii, :
b.'jt'i f.irich, !u;l l.,...i',i.'iiii'fil, gro.ji 1 acre- lot
M r- n ,'
T, t a 11> I 0 n d .
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(313) fla7-4463 X
AUTO HOBBYIST!
l«V,'ELL G'oa'
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np,-ir.f" in
a'jy, p.,'a„'',i :a-';.^:ap<><1 'o: Will 'r.n'D
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p.'v ijjos, cm 'c
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ar.'icr.'jo 2 ai' gafaju, FHA ««K.
approved
S6 8.900, '0,^.1, '.>ip'0'.s,vay. and mj-y 1 af;;9 oldor 4 hf l.jrtn.
s'opc-y CTlo' S.B2,000 fak
(5i7,M6 754l
hoirM' al'-.r)
on lliii
Ic Ann 0;'-;..r> 21 B'tjMOn
2 .K.if lol llionii'iW^J^'T
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tf,rx, 5.1i30 ga'agi- ^o' n".
n<",'rl'"i ',vo:k I.".;! Iia"",
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W' Fo' -"O'l! i«WEa"Sc'roote'~Th'S 3 Pf
ji ili.-i li li
f.'o'rra'O'^ ca' :'517,W8«:M I'l (jvi.'i on i J ac^w 'ualurci an
•5/0,900.
ai'.'acivijV !(,<'.a'd aowi; g'Oi.r,d
CoTsl'x'ci ij i'a'l soon
aoc^ o-/Cf 6O0'l .T.'.d '^niagc i
3 BR ran'-,'-, ijii wa.'. Oi.l .s jsl o** b!ac«'C3 road J87,SOO
tiaso."U'i, u'ic:osud FiofCia G-il HARMON REAL ESTATE
.•oom, W.M 10 aiprtr.sways and (51 7)223 9193to'•r'Q-rr.hW.
WW go-t coufsu on P-r.cunoy Rd
A;oa o! r..co ramn $106.0(X) ixCAlioiT~lOCAfioN- Boauli
. (313) 6)J 5r)50
ASHto'S>l.y or An.n Cor.lufV 21 lui nowu', 3 b' rancp, anira! a r,
X (31.1) mi-MM
X
B n g n i o n Towno Co 'irisr.ed bas'jn-fjni, S119.5CC
(517;546 0359
|517jWfl 170O
-A-
-ADO YOU LIKE
COVED CEILINGS
•
•
DONT SETTLE
FOR LESS
Sp.'KJOU^. fooiir>, tu'ircl•/;o'Ki iloois'' Gouid you
ij:,ft a lull dry b.T-.cimrifil'' Cafi you allofd
'•M.Vi'j for ,1 'I iii'droom, 2 ii.Tlli homo'' II
',u, Cnll N,incy nl
f.:)2')0;>n.
• Got more; (,'vorydny
living spacfi in this 3
bedroom,
2
bath
home. • Walking dis­
tance lo dov/nlown •
Central
air • 2 car
garage. $105,000.00
THE W O R D C H A R M
Gor.t dor.cribor, lliir.
iriimacul.Tto l-.vo story
homo -3 Bf.'drooriir,,
full bii.':r;ment, fofrnni
dining plus finistied
broGzeway/florida
ffn. A m u s l G e e
3104,900.
4fcS2 I Sit" Coc'::a:, coso to
c '.J >v 1'.; * r
0 0 C e d lol
i-ii y.C fc-r S...-! Jan 19 I
••30- :3-3;3-ia-3229
South Lyon
Country Lane Estates
S.'/ECUllVE i;o^le"i;c'a7 .homo
G- 3- a c ' « 2,50'AQI 4 a.
ra-bio
lyy: 5-1 al .•oc.'"
' -,;'sa:e B,-.'r- r-'iva'c dnve
E-'iA'O-.T fJori-v' a and Am
AT)0- k^3-!0-Xi. ;313)437-1S47.
18
0{J 1/2 to 1 acre
rolling sites, p a v e d
foad5,"cu(b& gutters,
underground utilities,
private pork, tennis &
basketball court
'34.900 & up-lefms
REDUCED
$10,000
Newer condo nea' all sports lake
access 2 br with possible itiird,
2 1/2 batns. Open lloor plan,
(ireplace, ail appliances, finished
basernent, 2 car garage. Call
Marge Everhart, Re.Wax Uvingsion GrouD. (313)229-8»0.
Tlio Prudential Preview
PfofWfty Pfesents
A FIRST TIME BUYER
Town Hall Meeting.
Thursday, January 23 at
7:30 P.M. at Metropolitan
Title, 622 E. Grand Rivor,
Howoll. Professionals
(fom REAL ESTATE and
LENDING inslitiutions
will answer all you quoslions Call Sally Conklin
at 227-2200 for any
lutlhcr iiilomialion.
ThaRnidential
l^MvleW PrapAities
Ltvingslon
County
S P O R T S M E N ' S
PARADISE - access
to two lakes, (Island
& Briggs), possible 3
bedrooms, attached
workshop, roo.Ti to
add on 40x100 lot,
excellent investment
property. (M615)
Honies
For Rent
081
FOWLERVILLE. Very neat, clean HOV/ELL, Genoa Twp. Secluded
2 br, home in town. $525 per country setting, 3 br lamily foom
wittl lireplace, living room, dining
month. (517)2236874.
room, large country kitchen,
HAMBURG area. 3 br. home with wall(-in pantry, large utility room,
river prMleges, $600 a month. 2 car gafage, horse boarding
(313)678-6759
available, $1100 a mo.
HARIUNOI 3 br. 2 balh home, (517)546-8018.
bsml,, garage & on acreage. No
pels. $S76 per month, plus
secunty, England Real Eslale,
(313)632-74 2 7
HARTUVND 3 br, ranch with
garage, lull basement,
appliances, wmdow treatmenis
inck'deo $750.'mo, plus secuniy.
(3l3)632-6655
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(3)3) 632-5050 .
(313) 887-1663 X
GENTRY REAL
ESTATE
Millord
(313)684-6666
Highland (313) 887-7500
Hanland (313)632-6700
LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? or iiow .-ibcul a rfluGniOTf homo'' Look no furlher! This homo ii.is cvcrylhinfl you
rood. Fiinlaslic condilion. f'ricod lo soli. flH CO. $75,000.
GREAT STARTER OR RETIREMEfO HOME, (ioccnily rorTiorle'od, h(>,-iuli(u!lyl,-indscnpo<dwjl)iprivilegnson Wliilc-( ako.
Rll-ifi, i7'.).500
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(313)632-5050 ,
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MILFORD. Clean 3 br., lull
HOWELL 2 br, lake access, no basement, 2'/i car garage, all
oes, $550 plus ulilites per month, appliances. No pels. $750
call (313)229-7204 belwecr, monthly. (313)887-9227.
4pm-8pm only.
H i g h l a n d
HOWELL 2 br., extra room can
be used as olixe/bedroom,
walking dislaxe to town/schools,
largo deck, appliances, pets
okay $875 mo (517)548-5042,
Large 2 bedroc^in apis. Lake
pfivilegtes, great
schools, near
M-59 & Duck
Lk. Rds. Newly
redecorated.
Laundry room.
BRIGHTON 2 br, 2V, carHOV/ELL 4 br home. Immacu­
garage, lenced yard, lireplace, late "okl style' larm home, Can
H&M
apolanccs ixluding dishwasher. be rented short or longterm,
ijimshcd or unlurnshed. $850
$750 mo (313)229-5836.
D e v c l o p i n c i l t Fnc.
unlurnished. Call Bill Park
BRIGHTON schools. Fainways Michigan Group Realtors,
GOiHiC Vicior-an larmhojse i.n
Free
Brochure
Trails Sub. 4 Br. cape cod, 2 (313)227-4600 EXT, 244 for
f s'c c n.'ji'ici, rretxuiously
baths, lull bsmt, 2 car garago, details,
rrji'.lB'i.-? S..'''C';C< invowav
C o l l (313)
large wooded lot, $950 mo,
The Prudential
-.-•c •,'-a>.i. ir. Vclcai san b'ck
HOWELL, 9 mi. no.lh, 3 br ( 3 1 3 )
335-7368
(313)666-1384. (313)747-1512
!,a"o';' Oak, oncK i I'lo kiichen.
Pr«vteitf Prpp«|rUes
4 3 7 - 5 3 4 0
bungalow, lull basement, 1 'A car
O'^-ai'iiaded wricows La'50 2
BRIGHTON 3 br,, basement and garage. Very dean. Relenences
517/5-16-7550 313,'47(^8320
NEW HUDSON. Small 1 br,
t' 1 b.a'-. •i^'ioo.'n lo oxparid on
garage Im.mediaie occupancy. required, $650 monthly,
l^depo^der-:-/ •O.vned a.-d Oporalod
wood-paneled mtenor, ckssed-in
CKV lo -a "13 n c lytolAskmg
$600 a month. Call Karl. (517)546-.'.021 alter 6pm,
glass/screen porch, driveway
Union Lake'
r C j , - : : ;3!3;34£S14(313;:29 2469
HOWELL ctean 2 br.. 2 1/2 plowed, $450 mo. plus utilities,
Wliite Lake
BRIGHTON 3 bedrooms, fully garage, all appliances. CounifY no pets, (313)437-6584.
cfpeiod, garago. (517)548-4197 atmospliam, ijike access. Ideal NOVI. 2 br., with garaoe. Urge
Novi
DREAMS ARE MADE
ahef 5 pm.
lor couple or single $645 mo, lot Grand River and Novi Rd.
1
OF THIS
area. $600 mo (313)632-5292.
BRIGHTON'Howell, t bf, home, (517)548-3508.
C u s l o n i rnnch on $485 a monlh (313)227-2016,
HOWELL for rent, 6 mo„ 3 br, NOVi 3 bf., clean, appliances
i ,76 acres of wooded
NEWLY buill 2 slory conlomporOWNERS SAY
BRIGHTON, 2 br duplex, 1 car city water S sower, $650 per mo, included. Walled Lake access,
pond front beauty.
ary, 2,150sq fl $' 95,500.
$70Q a month, (313166»6420.
garage, walkout, large yard, (517)546 4836
"BRING ME AN OFFER"
(313)344-8058
You have to see it to Relerences, $600 per mo, HOWELL Horse Lovers 3 br PINCKNEY. Small 2 br. in town.
This homo is v.'aiiing
Farm house with barn and 4 Clean, slove/relrigeralor.
(313)227-1668
boliGve it for only
START Ihc New Year rghli New
lor now owners - over­
-5159,900. AtJdilional BRIGHTON 2 br, house lor rent, stalls. New lenccs. paved road. $500/secunly. (313)348-3832.
2525sq ft, 4 br, 2 story cotonial
sized iwo car garage,
$850 mo. plus first S lasl.
on la-go lot in Novi Pebbte Ridge
parcels
a l s o $575 a mo, (313)229-4998.
liomo has hardwood
Available in two months. Refer­ NOVI. 3 br Lease, security
Oslales Novl Schools, Isl door
available.
deposit. (313)474-1200; even­
doors, nalural (ireCOMMERCE. Now 1,300sq.ll. ences. Write 151 Latson Road.
laundry, large rrasier suiie
ings (313)349-4326.
lakefrom. 2 br. marble baths, 4 Howell Ml, 48843,
including soakjng lub 11 is the placo wilh many ol the
siereo systems and luxury
besi deal m Novi $185,000.
major
mochanic.als
security system, Jan., 1992
Ready lo riove in Call nowi A.J. updaled. $64,900.00
S A V E $$$
occupancy. Must see.
Van Oyon
Builders,
(313)624-1019
(313l229-2'385
Builij y o u r o w n h o m e with n o d o w n
(313) 632-5050 ,
p
ayment o n Miles H o m e s
quality
X (313) B37-.1663 X
EXCLUSIVE 92 SHOWING
Pinckney
precut m a t e r i a l s p a c k a g e . 7 5 floor
14 new models
.
(313) 632-5050 ,
plans.
Work-equity
c a n
save
Speaal designer homes
X
(3)3) 887-4663 X"
All homes healed
1000s.
Step-by-Step guidance &
NEWLY ma'keied 2 yr old 1300
STUNNING ranch is nestled on 2 Waterfronts and boat docking
sq tt 3 br, in-tevel wi2 lull balhs,
Special financing
complete
construction
financing.
plus acred treed lol. volled
Webbetvilie
beauiilul la,'nily room, $97,500
Small down payment and
ceilings, lots of oak, finished
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m ithly payment
walk-out basemeni, firsl lloor
(517)548-5150.
less than most apl rents
laundry and attached garage.
Call
for free
consultations a n d
All new Century Homes
$144,900,
NEW l.slng. 2 story coniompory
seminars.
1-800-334-8820.
ol
Bennett
Lake,
Fenton
on 2 acres 3 br,, 2'/i balhs, 2 BLOCKS oH main drve, 1
master ste, wilh caihberal family, 1 slory home, 2 earTempling broad front ranch on '/>
(313)735-9458
ceilings Pinckney Schools, Ctose garafle, lot 245x165, 3 br., 1 1/2 ace tot sfioivs like a model,
10 US 23 S 1-96, Call Janet at balhs, dining room, fireplace, full garage and lake view a plus IFOWLERVILLE. 3 br., in town,
Northvllle
Acclaim Resideniai Marketing, basemeni 1,340sq.fl.. approx. $63,900.
newly decorated. No pets. $650
43133 W. Seven Mile
FIRST AMERICAN
(313)677-2222
or 20yrs. old. $100,000. Call eves.
(517)223-8995.
Roy: (517)223-9382 or Pete:
{313)887-€900
(313)475 0423 EOH,
FOWLERVILLE, 3 br. fafmhouse,
(313)694-4854.
air, screened patio, large yard,
SUPER in every way, raised
$600 mo., $600 deposit, avail­
rarxih, ISOOsq iL, 2 frepiaces,
able Feb, (517)223-9368.
Wllitnlore Lake
largo glass enclosed Flordia
LETS GO DUTCH!
roofh, formal (wing and dining
1925 Dutch bungalow near downtown Nortiiville.
room, mamicnance free exterior,
Two bedrooms,
bath, lormal dining roofn.
OMEGA
HOMES
gorgeous 2 aae landscaped lot,
Newef fooling and vinyl siding/windows. Only
DESIGNERS/BUILDER
wiih sma'l fish pond, natural gas CLEAU and cozy 3 br. home on
$93,455.
baseboard heat. jusI off black large parcel. Natural gas forced
2,200 sq. It
"Building Fine
lop $139,900, Ask lor Ann, air, many upgrades., $69,900,
Homes for
from Ml8,000
SECLUDED NORTHVILLE HILLS RANCH
Century 21 Bnghton Towne Co Call Nelson i York, Inc,
Fine Families"
on your lot
Situated on 1.5 acres — finished walkout lower level
(517)546-1700
(313)449-4466.
leads to In-gfound pool. 4 bedfoofris, 3 baths.
Updated'oak idtchen. Call lor complete details. A
bargain at $245,000.
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Millord
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349-1212
SUBURBAN, Inc. 261-1823
2 BR updaiod starter m village
w.lh garage, $59,000 #L729
Help-tj-Seli ol Livingston.
(313)229-2191.
057
LAKESIDE FUN & SUN. lnviling.v/ocd-sidcd,ono-slory, fasti­
diously de.in. ldo;il slailer homol2air gar.a80,2bedrooms, 2
balh'j. RH-17. $115,000.
3 BR. ranch, 2 car ga,'age,
basemen!, extratotS69,900, Jell
(313)229-7292
AMERICAN
NEAR MEADOWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB
^ PROPERTIES
5300 M-36
Approxlfnately 1500 sq.lt. ranch on landscaped
acre. Large inground pool, palio. Custom Island
kitchen. Luxury master suite. Two fireplaces.
$184,875.
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^ OPEN 7 DAYS (313) 231-3999 >
( (313) 685-2020
)
WE NOW HAVE A 1-80O IMO-o402 NUMBER TO HELP US SERVE YOU BETTER
MUST SEE TO BELIEVE
HOV^ELL AREA
Beautiful 2 story home on 1.6 acres includes:
full porch w/railing, beveled glass entry door,
oak entry hall w/'/ bath, great room w/oak
flooring, carpet on staircase and upper level,
crown moldings, panel (joors and large win­
dows throughout, large master bedroom w/
walk in closet, two large guest bedrooms,
spacious kitchen includes oak cabinetry, dis­
hwasher, disposal, 24x24 garage includes
opener and storage area, full basement family
neighborhood close to shopping, schools &
churches. $126,900
SEVERAL OTHER ACREAGE BUILDING
SITES AVAILABLE. 1800 sq. ft. 4 bedroom
home $144,900 and 1500 sq. ft. 3 bedroom
home $112,900
.JUST R E D U C E D T O ' 1 4 0 . 5 0 0
M U S T SEEt 5,000 Acres of the
Bi-i^iitoii T^ccrc.-iaon arc.i boi-dcr thia
secluded 10 i i c , 000 ft. ciiivc thru
lie.-ivy piiir.'j ami ii.-ird wood tiecs.
Tiii.s is o uiiiquc setting, cxc-ciient for
liunUng. ii.-iture arid liorse lovei-a.
rriiies of natvire traiis iind biidal
wltli
state
trails
complete
ni.aliitaliicd horseman caiiipgroiinda.
Was 'lSO.OOO C A L L ANfErJICAN
{'ROPE;FmE;s 23 l-3999 R-7l l
PINCKNEY R E C R E A T I O N L O V E H S
D R E A M 7 lake chiltn access Just
250ft from h o u s e . lOOyds to
I>otowananil T r a i l and several
tiioiisands acres of .st.-ite larid
up-dates galore. Lola of cxtias. CALL
FOR
DETAILS
AMERICAN
P R O P E R T I E S 2 3 1 - 3 9 9 9 C-1 14
'74.500
^hRED
HERITAGEfiBetter^
REAL iiSTATE I I M Tl'dljM^JS
409 N. MAIN ST., MILFORD
CARPET
PROFESSIONALS, INC. U j
REAL ESTATE
MILFORD VILLAGE, MAIN ST.
684-5346
HERITAGE
CREEK R I D C J K
;
BRIGHTON. Newly decorated 2
br, apt. Carpeting, air,
appliances, cable, space lor
washer/dryer in apl Easy access
to US 23 and 1-96. $500 a month,
1 year lease. No pets,
(313)229-9021,
NOVI. 3 br. fanch, 1:', balhs
house on Walled
tamilv room w/lireplace, 2 car
Lake.
Laundry
attachod garage, no peis. $950
per mo. (313)624-5921,
r o o m ,
newly
BRIGHTON, Studio apart, totchenett, balh, utilities, private
enlrarce, $450, (313)229 6636,
d e c o r a t e d .
SOUTH LYON, Short lemi lease,
immodiate occupancy, Spxous
3 br. on 20.3 acres. Polo ba;n.
For lurlher inlormalion, call
1313)261-7020.
O N L Y ' 325. Call
6 2 4 - 7 4 2 3
or
BRIGHTON, 2 br, good location,
halt oil lirst months rent,
(313)227-7746,
855-4076.
SOUTH LYON. 3 'Br, cotonial
w,'lull bsmt,, lamily v/.1iroplacc,
deck S much more $1,050 mo
Tim Adams (313)624.3015,
Prudential Niebauer Realty, Inc.
(each ollice independently
owned S opcraied).
HOWELLn'nangle Lake. 3 br,, 2 BRIGHTON, 2 br, apt, $495 a
baih, large deck, 120tt Irontage month plus utilities, Secunty
ail sports, $950. (313)665-2239 deoosit. References, No pets.
Call Dave, (51 7)546-4591 or
LAKELAND. 3 br home. (313)229-8900,
Appliances. Quiet area on chain
BRIGHTON, Fu'Tiished 6 room
of lakes Lease $900 mo.
WEBBER V U L I ,
Newly uiiiilies. Deposit (313)231 -9503 apartment, heal, utilities
redecorated 3 br, home
included, $798. Also 3 br, $698,
$450/mo. First and last, plus MAIN Lako, Commerce Twp, No pets, (313)P:29^723.
$200 security. Will show Sat Spectacular 4 br, 3/, balhs. 2
lireplaces, extensive decking
LEXINGTON
Jan, 18, (5i7)4£8-3857,
i Adams
wmany doorwalls. Tm
MANOR
WHITMORE UKE. Large house (313)624.3015. Prudential
APARTMENTS
or walerlroni duplex, $675$550 Nicbauer Realty, Inc, (each ollice
(313)437-0332, (313)437 9014
independently owned J
1&2 bedroom apt.
WHITMORE I.AKE 4 br homo, ooeraied)
'399 moves you in
mostly tumished, including king
waterbed or unlurnished, 2 lui
Apaninenis
baths, largo deck, lake privileges,
Features:
non smokers, $690 per mo,
For Rem
Uiigo Bi's, lijIlw.nllcbsoK
relerences
required,
B.-\lconius - Pool
(313)626-8510
Vttriicio Ql.nds
083
N*oc'urn L,ll.ndrios
Pl.iygfound .-ind much n-cfe
ftO or over J'sk .-ihout our 5p^ci,il
WHTMORE LAKE, 3 br, home lor BRIGHTON. 2 br,. $450 monthly
rent. For moro ;n!orn,i!on includes haal and walor
(919)996-7910
(313)227-2139
WIXOM area. 1 or 2 bf, 1/2 acm
BRIGHTON In town, 2 br., lull
(313)624-3088.
basomom, stove, relrigerator, air
and
garago,
$650
Lakefront
(31 3)231-1236.
CALL OR STOP BY TODAY
M-F 9 10 5
898 E.JSI Grand Rivor
Brighlon. f.li
(313)229-7881
Homes
For Rent
BRIGHTON. Woodland Uks 3-4
br., beautilully situated, $870
monthly, (313)761-1233.
ORIHVILLE^JLS
BRIGHTON. Brand new 1
bedroom, $450 plus security,
sefiior discount. (313)229-8431,
Experience the Premier Luxury
Housing community of Northvllle
BRIGHTON, Clark Lake. 2 br.,
fully carpeted, garage, basement,
sunroom, dock & boats. Rent
negotiable. No pels, nonsmokefs. (313)227-1228,
2 6 5 0 - 3 1 0 0
N O R T H V I L L E
BRIGHTON, Easy US-23, 1-96
access. 3 br., 2 full bath, 2
(ireplace, 2 car garago, paved rd,
Availabale Jan 4-1992, $1100
monthly plus security and
relerences. No utilities.
(313)227-6949.
BRIGHTON 3 br., furnished,
large deck, all appliances. Near
US 23 & 1-96, now through May.
$590 plus security. No pets,
(313)437-8947.
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fvxr\flc* plui ajftrs insulation, natural wooo trim aixi mora. Naar Stata land
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502
GraIid
River
Brighton
(313) 227-1016
M L S
LARGE LOT - MAINTENANCE FREE
EXTERIOR - full basement, 1st floor living, and
much much morell Water privileges to all sports
chain of lakes. '65,900. Evenings Curt 231-0126
2p.
437-33Q3
Ph _
4 6 2 - 0 9 4 4
Central air
Patlo or balcony
Clubhouse
Hot fub
Appliances
Cable
Pool
Exercise room
NOVI. Sub-let, large 2br., 2 balh,
private entry, full size washer and
dryer, storage in the apartment,
balcony, waJk-in ck5sets, $665,
(313)730-0599.
Georgeiovvn
NOVI
TWELVE OAKS TOWNHOUSES
2 S 3 br., basemeni, fully
equipped kitchens, mini-blinds &
carports. ,Cviiiidranj welcoma.
Excellent scnoolsystem. Located
on Haggerty f^d south of 10 Mile.
Heat & water
inclutjed
(517)546-1804
US-23, E X I T 8 0
IN F E N T O N
COMING SOONI
GE0(5GETOWN PARK
OFHAfiTlAND
349-6800
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HEAT
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• Large luxury living spaces
• 24-Hour maintenance
• Fully-«qulppad kitcliens
• Dud master suites
• Large walk-In closets
• Designer window coverings
• Walk-out potlo/dech
• PRIVATE (ilUB WITH POOL
JACUZZl TENNIS COUPrS
AND PUniNG GREEN
• PROFESSIONAL CARING
MANAGEtvlENT
CALL
(313) 750-0SS5
(313)471-7470
CAUL ABOUT SPECIAL
PINCKNEY apts. Newly refufbished, large 1 & 2 br. apts.
Laundry Tacililies in building.
Quiet area. Good schools.
Driving distance lo Ann Arbor &
Brighton. For mofe information
call (313)878-0258.
F R E E SEfMINAR
By:
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322
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please
call:
NOVI $118,900 Sharp brick ranch in Meadowbrook Glens. 3 bedrooms, VA
baihs. No mainlenance axterJor, gas fireplace, doorwall leads to large deck &
sloping bacl<yard, 2 car garage. Not a drive by, must be seen. C419
Loans
For the "Do-lt-Youfself" H o m e
Builder
3 1 3 - 6 7 7 - 3 0 0 0
G R A N D
NOVI $99,500 2 homes for the price of one! Great investment opporiuniiy.
New vinyl siding & shingles wiihin past 5 years. Walled Lake privileges. E220
P R O F E S S I O N A L
8 6 4 1
W e s t
B r i g h t o n ,
WIXOM $43,900 Spacious, well maintained co-op in over 50 community.
Partially finished basement, all appliances. Ctose to shopping & freeways.
Granid
M i c h i g a n
C E N T E R
River
4 8 1 1 6
A N OGTSTAISDING P R O F E S S I O N A L FACILITY
SHORES OF COMMERCE
CUSTOM
River
on
Howell
2612 Square Feet available N o w
Located across from Meijer's
with
excellent adjacent parking
For Information Call
(313) 227-6567 or (313) 434-2800
B U I L T lAlCE A C C E S S H O M E S
Coinmerce
Starting
.From
(517) 546-5681
iieittufe by t«0fldIen0wfied Qu fficy j0ltfison & Assoclales. Befta Raion. Flo'ridji
Lake
149,900*
ETACUEDCONDOUmmS
With A European
An
Touch ^ F T / ^
Exceptioinal
Lifestyle Awaits
Y o u In L i v o n i a .
PINE GREEK RIDGE
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YOU'LL JOIN A VERY SELECT GROUP WHEN YOU
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYII This 3-bedroom, l.1/2
bath bricic and aluminum ranch has 2fireplaces,and
COURSE raONTAGE. I?ancli-style wiih end location sets on 2 beautifully landscaped acres. Located in
featuring afinisliedlower level... greatforentertairiing. award-winning Pinckney School District. Priced at
Large bedrooms, 3 full baths, wet bar, formal dining '104,900. GRH-066
andfireplace,2 decks and much more. Extraordinary!!
•258,500 GR-09l3
PURCHASE THIS CONDOMINIUM WrTH GOLF
SAY "HELLO" TO A GOOD BUY! Lovely ranch
in excellent condition with docking on Portage
Lake, Central air, garage "91,500, Evenings Amy
878-5128
HARTLAND SCHOOLS • Professionally designed
and decoratedl Minutes from I 96 and US 23 and
still In the countfy. '179,900. Evenings Unda
878-5698
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floor plan on heavily wooded secluded acreage.
•198,750. Evenings Nancy (517) 548-5641.
fylcGregor Rd. to 2444 Shehan Rd.
REDUCED TO AN UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICE
of '129,9001 Newer home w/quality thru-out - 10
acres and a huge bam. Evenings Linda 876-5698
2 bedroom/1 bathi
from '560"
W E S T . INC.
Construction
A TOUCii OF CLASSI This custom brick ranch is kicated in an executive
area in Milford and features: 4 bednioms, 2'/> baths, large master suite and
is situated on an mersized iol $22B,0OO. Ml 736
2 3 M 6 0 0
CHAIN OF ALL SPORTS LAKE FRONT 3 bdrm,
ranch with open floor plan and room to expand,
•164.000 Evenings Joan 878-6650
City
P.O. Boi 2263
UTonia. Michigan 48151 S l _
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1 Bedroom
'390
2 Bedroom
'465
Ail< about our Sefiior P i o ^
On Pontlac Trail In S. Lyon
Between 10 & 11 Mile Rds.
Addmi.
Condominiums
Lujoiry Apartments, fteteil Shops
Professional Space ...
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Enpoicnce MainCenK's unique cneit<vo bedrocm
and Idt apartments
(313) 347-6811
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apartment, $450 ( 517)546-6085
leave message.
MAINONTO
V/i Mile W. of Haggerty, Enter N. on 6 Mile
B E Y O U R O W N BUILDEFT
HOWELL 1 br., $400/mo. Last
and security. (517)546-2735.
National Mortgage
3 8 0 - 5 f 9 7 0
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apl Ground lloor, wheel chair
ramp. 1 br,, (313)887-1132
S u n b e l t
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R E A L T Y
4670 E. M-36
PINCKNEY, Ml 48169
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Presented
R E A L T O R .
(313) 227-0610
L A K E
HOWELL 2 br, modern apl, near HOWELL Downtown, Studio apt.. HOWELL. Modern small 1 br
BRIGHTON. Immaculate 2 br., BFOGHTON. Downtown, FOWLERVILLE. New 1 br. in
next to Kroger, air. Call Karl, 1400s().ft 2 br, deluxe apt., new, town. $365 mo. plus socurity. No downlown, in small apl complex. $350 mo. S 1 br„ $450 Includes apl. between Howell i Brighton.
Very nice, new carpet, water, (517).546 0284
(313)229-2469,
Utilities paid. $330 per mo., $200
Catheoral ceilings, doorwall to pets. (517)22^243.
dishwasher, microwave, central
socurity, (517)548-1821 or
deck, central air, washer i dfyer,
BRIGHTON. At Uke Chemung,
FOWLERVILLE.
2
br.
upper
air, drapes included. First lloor
(517)521-3214.
$1000 per month. Evan,
12005q.tt., 2 large br,, large living
H i g h l a n d
apartment, security deposit and next lo prMlo playground and
(313)227-f328.
room, 2:i ca' garage, laundry
HOWELL. Multilamily and senior
references required. Call picnic area. $550/mo, Tom:
Large 2 bedroom citizen apartments starting al
room, no kids, $700, BRIGHTON, Hidden Haibor. 1 S (517)546-2141 leave message.
(313)2294241
(517)548-5063 alter 6pm,
2 br. condos, dose to shopping,
apts.
L a k o $325, Reduced movo-in cost for
HOWELL, 2 br„ appliances,
expressways, skiing. First month
lied
applicants.
privileges,
great quail
troe. (313)227-4064.
carport, air, washer/dryer, $575
(517)546-3396.
FREE RENT
BRIGHTON, 2 br,, carport, all
monlhly, (3 1 3)229-8825, schools,
near HOWELL, near library, 1 bf.,
appliances, carpeting, drapes. BRIGHTON, C-02y conage on
(313)685-5862, days.
TIL M A R C H
Newly decorated. $525 monthly. Island Lake. Heat included, no
M-59 & Duck Lk. range & fefrigeralor, non(313)229^374.
HOWELLl~br on beauiilul lako.
pets, $425 mo, w/1 yr. lease.
Rds.
N e w l y smoker sJ517)223^K87
(313)229-2933 days; FOWLERVILLE. Move in with us newly painted 8 carpeted Slove.
n
o
w
with
security
deposit
and
r e d e c o r a t e d . MILfORD Village, Nice 2 br,
relngeraior, draperies. $!)50 mo.
(313)229-26 1 3 eves: ask for
one year lease and live rent Iree plus deposit. (517)546-1024
full basement, newly
Cindy.
Laundry room. townhouse,
until March 1, 1992, Spacious,
relinished. No pels, $550 plus
Lcve
BRIGHTON area. Furnished, 2 well equipped 2 br. apt.HOWELL 721 W,Washington.
security and utilities.
•395.
br. apt. w/utHities. Reasonable. Metropolitan Management, LTD, upper, deluxe 1 br„ $495,
/l_Br.ighlcn
(31 3)684-2097, d a y s . :
Call (313)422-5234.
(51 7)546-5126
(313)685-0784, eves.
APARTMENTS
(313)
335-7368
HAVE IT ALL!
BRIGHTON. 1 br., $75 weekly,
(517 223-7445
MILFORD AREA
socurity, no pets, (313)349-1853.
ConvonionI cily location
HOWELL. Fumishod short term
in a relaxed country
(313
454-3610
apts. including washer/dryer i
$100
Moves You In
BRIGHTON
1
br.
upper
flat,
$450
Now Open
atmosphoro. Fish or
garage. 1 monlh or moro.
a monlh includes all utilities on
picnic at our private park
•
lorfio
1
&
2
Bodroom
Buiwick Farms. (517)548-5755.
Woodland Lake, (517)546-4800 FOWLERVILLE, 2 br,, country
on Ore Creole.
• WelK-in closets
days,
(517)546-8952
eves.
senmg,
$450
mo,
plus
secunty,
•
Fully
corpotod
^'or/Q'fiire
Play tennis, swim or just
HOWELL, free hoal Iree elecinc,
• Swimming p o o l , clubfiouso
onjoy carolroo living in a FENTON - Highland - between. .no pels. (517)223-9248.
Iree water, 2 br. with appliances, • Froo Hoet
nowfy docoratcd one or Uke now, 2 br, 1 t/2 bath,
basement, larqe back yard, $595
(Pface
FOWLERVILLE.
Charming,
two bodrooiii apt.
includes all, plus security deposit,
appliances, laundry room Utili- spacious lower level 1 br
(517)548-5369.
RENT NOW!
J4.partjnent-s
lios included except electric. apartment, complete with kitch­
Get 2nd Month FREE
$530. Also, 2 br, duplex in en, lireplaco, country selling,
HOWELL, near par1(. Two 2 br.
Fonton. No pets, (313)629-6095. $450 per month, utilities included,
• Central Air
apts., $450 monlhly, CaW lor
• Affordable
• Gas Hoat
1st months rent, plus secunty to
inlormation and application,
FOWLERVILLE. New Garden
Luxury
move in. Available Feb Isl il not
Across from KensinjiixiMetol^ik I
• Balconies & Cal)lo
(313)363-8351,
Ljne Apts, 2 br, each unit has
sooner.
Contact
Sandy
after
Spm
located at ^96 il^ntLsfce fid.
I
• Private Laundronnat
• Custom
lurnished washer/dryer, air,
HOWELL in town, 1 br, apl
(517)223-9939
• Intercoms
stove, relngeraior, blinds and
Interior Design Stove, relrigerator 8 utilities.
4 3 7 - 6 7 9 4
• Blinds
thoir own pnvate entrance No FOWLERVILLE. Etficieny apl,
Furnished. $335. (517)546-5995.
• 24 hr.
• Starting at '425
pets. Starting at $485/mo. furnished, utilities paid. $350 per
Maintenance
HOWELL. Large 2 br, hoat NORTHVILLE, 2 br. apl w/stove
(313)685-0,587
month. (517)223-7482.
OPEN
included, walking distance to & refngeralor, luliy carpeted.
Mon. thru f'li. 9 to 5
• Walkout
FOWLERVILLE.
Large
1
br.,
downtown, $550 (313)227-2934. $485 mo. (313)437-3331.
AppolnhTionls atlor G
FOWLERVILLE, $100 olf socurity
Palio/Decks
includes heal S olectnc. $465
deposit, clean 2 br, apartment,
HOWELL Urge 1 br, walking NORTHVILLE Downtown. 1 br.
mo. plus $300 deposit.
•
Conveniently
close to 1-96, $435/mo.
distance to downlown, b.-Jcony & All appliances, basement,
(517)223-8040, (517)223-3946
located by
(313)420-3311
hoat included, laundiy lacility, washer, dryer, no pets. $450 plus
FOWLERVILLE, 2 br., $425 a
1-96 & M-59
security. (313)349-7482
$475, (313)227-2934,
mo., immediate occupancy.
HOWELL. Urge br., kitchen, all NORTHVILLE Downtown. 2 br..
Eves., (5171546-3692.
utilities. Female, non-smoker, no All appliances, V/> garage, no
O p e n Daily
HARTLAND Manor Apartments.
pets, freshly decorated. $660
pels, $525. (313)229-8016,
Call
1 and 2 br. All appliances, palio,
plus security, (313^49-7482.
HOWELL Like pnvilego. 1 large
air conditioning. $475 and $550.
(517)546-5900
br duplex, $600 plus utilities. NORTHVILLE, 1 br., utilities
Your Mortgage Now!
(313)632-5931, (313)632-7409.
included, ideal for prtifessional
1504 Yorkshire Dr. (517)546-6679,
HARTLAND/Parshallville area 2
person, non-smoker preferred,
HOWELL. Largo 2 br apartment, $445 a mo. plus secufily,
br,
$450
mo.
First,
last,
and
Loans $40,000 t o $1,500,000
Howell
$600 monthly includes all utilities, (313)455-9398 after 4pm.
secunty. Hall ulililies. No pels.
lako acoss, (517)546-4800 days,
(313)629-2764
(at Gr. River & Yo(kshito)
(517)546-8952 evos.
NORTHVILLE. 1 br. upper in
HIGHLAND Special Handicap
town. Stove, frig, carpeted,
apl Ground lloor, wheel chair
dispwal. No pots or waterbed.
ramp. 1 br., (313)887-1132
$485 per month. Water and heat
included. (313)349-5660
HIGHLAND Special Handicap
IN LIVONIA JAN. 25 - IN ANN ARBOR FEB 1,
5317 Hidden Pines Drive, Brighton, Ml 4B1i6
Ml'-
BRIGHTON. 1 apt. No pels.
Securily plus Isl month.
(313)229-4678,
W A L L E D
1
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PINE
Homes
For Rent
478-6810
1-80b-352-tS22 o r 685^1 $ 2 2
.JUST R E D U C E D "T.OOO. Owner is
ready to move into retirement home
.JUST L1STEDI " T H E K1ND OFup nortli. Will look at ali oiTersI Tbus
HOIWIE Y O U S T E A L
I D E A S 4 bedrooni home has large living
FROIW..." Bring yoiir notetxjok. Thia room and Icitchen. Also Tamarack
3 bedroom. 2.5 baOi ranch home Lake Privileges. Don't wait. Call on
will steal yoiir hcarti lCitchcn with all t h i a
Todayl
AMERICAN
convciiicncea. faii-illy room, patlo PROPERTIES. 231-3999 C-113
deck & 2.5 car garage. CU»iLL FOR
D E T A l l 5 AMEFUCAN PROPERTIES
W I T H 2000 A C R E O F S T A T E
231-3999 M - J L
HUNT1NQ LAND SURR01WD1NQ
TF T O U N E E D T O L1VB N E A R T H E IT. TliiB home is for the oiitdoors
IUIA1N8TREAM O F BUS1N1ESS AND person from hunting, to horse back
WITH E A S T A C C E S S T O 1-Oe AND riding with the horae stables in Vour
US-23. But you waiit and need to back yard. Country living at its best
get away from lt all. \Vc have 2 lots 2 4 5 0 a.f. home with all tlie
Uiat are 2.5 ac. with roUlrig lillls for aineniUes on acreage. Exclusive
a walitout basemcrit. Towering master bedroom, formal dining,
riiajestic pines arid hardwoods. great room %vlth natural fireplace,
•74.900
CALL
A M E R I C A N with much more. C / \ L L AMERICAN
PROPERI'IES 231-3999 B-204
PROPERTIES 231-3999 G v A C
D O M B R O W S K I , I N C .
(313)478^912
m
070
New Hutison
DEEP ALL SPORTS LAKE, i08 il. o( ffonlaflo on walof.
Home 13 limnaculato .-ind movo-in condilion. Easy access lo
US-?3, IOC and M 59. RilGB. $179.8.50.
E.J.
HOWELL. Near McPherson
Hospital. 3 br., lull basement,
newly decorated, new carpel and
vinyl, felfigerator, new range,
large lenced yard, V/i car
Dur.ige. No pets or smokers.
$700 per month. Deposit and
relefences. (517)546-6298.
Oi
(313)632-5050 .
(313)8a7-/l663 X
iittstif IB
NonnviHe
HORSESHOE Lake access, tiigh
quality homo on lafge pafcel. 2nd
5107 fK" finished. 2 far attaciied
aarage. Beautilul view, $124,900.
Call Nelson & York, Ine.
(313)449-4466.
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Howell
14 ACRES, 3 br, 2 5 balhs,
2,iOOsafl. Iin.sned walkout
DSTl $165,000 P9307 Hoip-USal'
ol L i v i n g s t o n
(3-3}229 2i9l
NORTHFIELD Twp Sout.n LTon
School's 2 Dr, walkout basemenl, ba/n, 5 aces $105,000
2 ER CasfCLx:, a'go ^01, larnily
Oiler vacanl pa'cei.? avalable
v:'i;:-a;i,-, 2 car garage
(31,3,663-4886
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Soolh Lyon
T w o
B e a u t i f u l
Lakes.
15,000 F e e t o f Shoreline.
660
W o o d e d Acres.
Imagine your new home
nestled i n a pine
forest,
stirrounded b y t r a n q u i l l a k e s ,
n111ning streamB, p i c t u r e s q u e
ravines and n a t u r a l trails.
T h i s s p e c t a c u l a r setting
p-;
c a n be yo11rs a t P i n e C r e e k
Bidge in nearby Brighton.
164,000
Pines.
O n l y 18 fninutes from A n n
A r l K i r and N o V i , a n d only 45
minutes from
downtown
Detroit. F o r information,
~
please contact: T h e P i n e
Creek Ridge Corporation,
Realtor, a t (313) 227-9610.
A n o t h e r Q u a l i t y D e V e l o p m e n t b y MSey 7{omes
f
LOCATION ... LOCATION ... VILLAGE OF CnV OF HOWELL ... LAKE PRIVILEGES TO EARL
WEBBERvILLE. A real bargainfofa starter-home or LAKE. This 3-bedrooni, l-l/2 bath homefeaturea
an investorfora rental Ttiis is a 2-bedrQom home, near large kitchen with oak cabinets,finishedlower level,
Webtserville Schools. Needs work, but the price is rightattached 2-car garage, andfencedrear yard. Seller will
at only •38,000. GRH-06l
provide an ERA Gokl Home Warranty. "97,500,
C O N T E M P O R A R Y andTRADITIONAL STYLES
152'
WATER
• 3 Bedrooms
• 2'/2 Bsi.ths
• Full R.asement
• Fully Carpeted
• 2 car attached Oarage
• Fami.'Jy Room with large
firejilace
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A Full Service
Real Estate Company
• Kitchen with built-Ins
.and eating area
• Energy Saving Furnace
• Full-size driveway
• Walled Lake Schools
' . ^ d much, much more
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off
Koid
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Sat.-Sun. 1-5
(Closed Thursday)
Call 3(i3-4120
The simplicity and
convenience ol
detached
condominium
living witit the
elegance and
privacy of a
single family
home. Enjoy a
distinctive,
luxurious lifestyle
liriM water-filled
continental
European : ; :^ ^^0,
atmosphere at a
place far from the
d l r d m $199,500
ordinary\
953-0080
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SiMlh Rd.
Bo»<t?
Ollikv Pirii Rd.
A SPARE BEDROOM FOR YOUR CAR!
it's i n c l u d e d , a s i s . . .
Your own washer & dryer • Club w/pool & exercise equip.
Microwave oven
• Feature tor feature your best
Custom mini blinds
rental value
L-arge room & closets
• and great neighbors too!
B u r w i d F a r m s . . . W h e r e L u x u r y is S t a n d a r d
525 W. Highland (M-59)
Between Michigan A v e . & B y r o n R d .
LUXURIOUS D E T A C H E D CoNmMiNiuMs
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BROk.•ER^ WELCOME
Equipment
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517-548-5755
Mon.-Fri. &6, Sat. 104, Sun. 124
EouHHouririQ
OpporUity
8C---vlanuafy 16, 1992-CREATIVE LIVING
m
Apartments
For Rent
WEBBERViLLE 2 bedfootn. Pil^CKNEY. 3 bf, 17. balh
appliances, garage, no pets $485 county duplex. Slove, relngera(313)553-3471, (517)521 -3323.
lor, air cond, palo dock. No pels
SRIGHTON. Female to share HOWELL. For sale or rem. 2 BRIGHTON, downtown, $150 per
^^^^^^
po&nble. large yard, slory building w/basemeni, ftio. 144sq.leei. (313)227-2201.
Vacation Reiitals
garage, non-smoker. $325 plus approx. 2500sq.ll. retail area on RR|fiHTnf^J HJnw nffiai «iM«i for
'4 unlites. (313)227-8341.
Isl floor, vintage tin ceiling. 106 ^aw in Fond^a Pl^e K M
BRIGHTON. Female ivanied lo W. Grand Rwr. (517)223-9900. ,o app,eciat6 Single offica
{T^i^n., u,^.„- u,,>.^„, , siiare lake home wiili same. Non HOWELL Grand River retail w/sliared services up lo BARTON City Michigan.
? r ' *Wilh
i ^ ^ °1^ /yr.
, f ^ lease.
/ ^ ^ ^ ^$510
^
smoker, references required, space from 2,000. to 3,50O«I.fl.
3,50Osq.f 5,272sq.fl. Call Mike at (Hubbard IX area) Bed and (fix
br.
$200 plus U2 utiliiies. $8 per 11. Firsl Really. (313)227-2146
your own) breaklast Fully equipl
monlhly, (313)231-3528.
(313)45 7-1965.
(517)546-9400
BRIGHTON. Pnmo Gfand River cottage lor rent. Sleeps 8. Ice
BRIGHTON condo. 1 bedroom, ODI^UTAH <
.
, .
..v, i.
reason- fishing, snow mobiling, relaxing.
air, dishwasher, $440 mo. P™^*^™'^ ^ °', ^ "»f^'^a'es HOWELL. Light induslrial,
Mackin's Fins Feathers and Fur
(313)335-2864, (313)227-6659.
'"^. f .^ 9 ^ '
'°. '^^'^ same jSOOso
h t^ka'^Cheniunn
(313)227-3188.
2500sq.tl.
Laka Chemung area.
• Resoa Daily and weekly rales.
1850 per monlh
^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (517)546-1618 for resefvalions.
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t/uiruymiiiiuiii!.,
Townhouses
For Rent
WHITMOflE Lake, 1 br. apl.T
™ '^^^'^^'^^^
$39a'mo, plus security deposit, PINCKNEY. Dexier-Pmckncy
ulililies seperate, no pels. Rd 2 br applanoos, carport,
(313)449-9274.
^deck $525 mo j^us uites,
$525 security. (313)665-3070.
PARK TERRACE
WHITMORE LAKE, new 1 br.
apl.,
close
to
freeway,
no
W0 are a farmers home
COTmuni"^ bcat'ed'inwlllamston S|f°^'"9. "O pG'.s. (313)4494354
Roonis
Michigan now accepting applica- ^ ™ ^^'^
For Rent
ions tor 1,2 & 3 br. apahmonts. WI-IITMORE LAKE 1 bf, near
Rent start at $306 mduding heat lake, includes slove and refngor
These apartments are for veiy aior, hea; $375. (313)4551487.
(31^48^:W35 eve
' ' DUCK Lake front malure, MILFORD. 6Q0sq.ft. prime bea- ^van Mayday, (313)227-1328.
low, low and moderate household
household ,.
...o-r^., f.. ^—7-,~r BRIGHTON lownship. Lcxirolor' '"'"'-""^"-^
rp™a<;ihlfi npr<ain fiJon tmnW
">f'=«<".
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,„g^ J500 po, BRIGHTON. 300 soli, on E.
in«mes. B^n^ fr« uniK abo ^ ^ " s S 31 $
« b^'l Mo.el. co.r TV. a.'roingerL, NEW HUDSON 2 br, r i ; ; ^
s^'.
available. If you need mors
! f " 9 ^ ' ^ i ~^
daiy arK) wooKiy ra!£s 1040 Od bascmoni. near expressway
(313)887-6806
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'^'3)685-7295. Grand River immeoiaie occuexpressway No indudes utilities.. (313P7-6806.
inlormaton on our apartments of O"'
,spe°als^ War
23.
NORTHVILLE. 1500 sqtl.. Large Pany. (313)229-9400.
DOS. (313)685-2189
HIGHU\ND. Needed: Posilive bay door, office. $500 mo. Jerry. BRIGHTON, prime Main St.
an application call Gtenora al brook Api 1147 W. urand Rivor
BRIGHTON, furn-shoo Dod'oom.
person lo share house with groai 13'smg'og/i
(517)655-1443 Days, Mon. (517)655-2642.
location, excellent view of Ihe Mill
hojso pr'vilogos, on lake. Ca!l NORTHVILLE Highland lakes roommate. House well furnished. '(313)349-9971.
'
Ihrough Fn.
(313)231-3765
S - L Y O i n o O s q f l commeraal, allT lulililies,
l l ^ l ' ^$375
l ^ ^ 'a^ mo.
Z ^
Condo Avalable Nov 18. 3 Br, Cheap rem. (313)887-9267.
EQUAL HOUSING
FOWLERVILLE N:ce r.n w,lh 1 •„ oalh, clubhouse, pool, lenms HOWELb'Bnghlon. Room with $450 per mo. (313)684-1228
OPPORTUNITY
iVfaVH
Duplexes
(313)2294569.
kilchon
p n v l edges
cojris, near exceilont schools, no house privileges, malure no
For Rent
HARTLAND, Executive office
(517)546-3099 cail ahor 6prr
pets $990 mo includes eveiy- parties, non smoking male
PINCKNEY Area 1 br., wood
Buildings
suiies w/shared secretarial
FOWLERVILLE. Furnished, thing, bul etecinc and phone preferred $58/weekly Eves
stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer.
services 4 olfice equipmenl.
& Halls
1313)343-2944.
(517)548-3863,
(313)632-6734,
carport. Ideal for working cot'pK) BRIGHTON. Luxuiy 2 br., 17, P™a'f <^-'?^P^
^.If.
For Rent
Spaacxjs yard. Pe^.jmmo.
baihs, 2 story townhouse wnh f " V 0; $255 ronih^^ DIUS $50
HOWELL. Roommale needed lo
HIGHLAND,
lake over lease;
secuny, deposit. (313)439-6860 ^mM
garage, bsmt., patio,
" l^^^'^^''^' V.'HITMORE LAKE New 2 br share 4 br. home. Musl be
I250sqtl; 3 privale otfces plus
condo, waikou! lower level, 2 car working. No children. $250 per MILFORD hall lor rent Wodding receplion & storage, $575,00
PLYMOUTH-Livonia. Small 1 br., aii) a" appliances. Walking (517)2£180|^
garage, »350 per mo Possibto ,-,,0, plus unlilies. (517)546-5939. receptions, showers, pates 0lc baso 4 cosls. 9 Months
heal S electrc indudod. $99 per distance to stores 4 reslauranls. HOWELL ciiy SlooDing room
opiion. (313)620-2265,
week plus s e c u r i t y . $795 per mo., maintenance $78wwk (517)546 6679.
HOWELL. Single "mom seeks (3I3)685-900&'(313)685^1.
remaining w/ 2 yr, opiijn. Please
(313)449-8131.
(313)591-2559, (313)420-2657
fnduded. (313)227-6808,
HOWELL ov F.-n,s.eo
female 10 share home. $300 mo,
call: (31 3)887-1 099 or
(313)887-8764.
no kds, no pels. (517)546-8577.
SOUTH LYON. Nc0 2 br, $435, BRIGHTON. 1 br., appliances, no wk, nxo (51 7)546 0479 by
Office Space
HEAT induded, mo./mo lease, peK. $285 a month. Ideal for appomimoni
Mobile Homes S. LYON. Female, 30 plus, 10
HOWELL 750 sq.lt, office space.
no pets. (313)486-5665.
single. Call after 6pm,
share home, indudes utilities 4
Call (517)546-2546
For Rent
HOWELL Matie, resocnsiblo
For Rent
(313)347.0028
kilchon. $225 per mo. Call Karen
SOUTH LYON. 1 br, Immediale
female, 10 mur from i-lowoil
HOWELL. Professional office
or Jeff, (313)437-8012
occupancy. No pels, $425 mo BRIGHTON, 2 br,, air, (517)546-2864
space--800fl.* w/privale balh and
(313)437-1131, evenings
appliances, garage, $575 mo, HOWELL Mni'jre woman, FOWLERVILLE, Cedar River
Sll^-r..''^M°/r?"
hrndcraaosr Loc-lTed on
BUSINESS IMAGE. Brghion- Q,^^^ R „ e , ^mple parking.
SOUTH LYON, Small 4 cule 2 br (313)229 2392.
reduced rem n eicriange for ligW Esiaies 14x63, 2 br,, seniors
Industrial,
Tijwer Office Comer, t^nvale $7oo/monlh, negotiable lease,
downtown. $425 mo. plus COHOCTAH. 2 br., siove, housekeeping, (517)546 5390,
welcome or couple or single. No
Commercial
offices, wilh complete business (5171546.3440 (517)546-1100
ulililies, (313)4378208,
refrigeralor, country selling,
pels, (517)223 8500 between
services:
recepiion-ielephone ^ —
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—
HOWELL
room
for
rem,
kiichen
For Rent
ranch style, laundry hook-ups.
8am-5pm
answoring-pholo
coping- HOWELL. Approx. 400 to
priviiegos.
resDonsibie
adull
SOUTH LYON 07 limils, 1 br. J435 ^ '^onth, (5l/)732 8857
• secrelarial-word .processing(517)548-1067
upper, non smoker preferred, no
HOWELL 2 br, 14x70, expando,
- 450sqfl.
,
,,Great localiom, ample
dogs, deposit required, $300 a GREGORY/Pmckney. 2 br,,
j-nnn uu,,. 1.,largo Wing room, large kiichen, BRIGHTON Oownlown Main Si,, computer and graphics-mail parkina Must see $375 s month,
^
newly decorated, cafpeled MiLFORO-Whiia La« aioa
monlh, available
shod $500 mo (517)5464441 retail space, 1,6505q,ll,, handling-kitchen and conference Howell Chifopraciic Clinic,
(313)4378045.
H-OWELL small 1 br fum.^d. '3^3)227-9653,
^ms, (313,229-8238
(517)548-1337
refnoeraia/slove, laur^jfv area
Q85
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DISNEY/EPCOT---Universal
studios, V/i miles away, luxury 2
& 3T br.,
S
e 2r bath condos. Washer,
dryer, microwave, pool, jacu:zi,
tennis courts, from $525 weekly.
1-800-486-5150 days
(313)478-9713 evenings.
NAPLES, Rorida. Condo deluxe,
2 br., 2 balh, fulfy furnished,
poolside facing 6 green. April thru
Dec. 1992 space avaiiable.
(517)546-5461.
096
Storage Space
For Rent
MILFORD. Large dry 2 car
garage in villaaa.
'or
monlh. (313)6^
NORTHVILLE. 2 slory healed
building (garage), heal/eiectric,
lease $2C>0. (313)349-7482.
WiXOM, 1800 sq.ft. block
building, $500 monthly,
(313)624-6686. (313)347-2955.
084
12
093
088
m
f^^'^'
A Hand Up,
Not a Handout
Help the poor
help themselves,
socurity, ik.sto7o,"4
access, house
or induslrial,
iruck warewell, office
space, single
up to HOWELL
950sq,fl, (517)5462319,
ilE)?u,inqniM V
o. t ^ i relngeraior,
indud'InV micrrwave',
BRIGHTON.
4,000sqft.
BRIGHTON.
Prime office
Grandor River
area. Olfice space,
monlhty Call (313)486-4365
lonnis
(313)684-1228,
00
sqfl,cinnla
available.
"
NfcW HUDbON A-i uMiliCS, $300 p o o l ,
„^.,„.„ c,Vo u„r l s' ,, office
K„,,.„space,
„, ,„,j,„,„.,i
,„„.i. „,„ii 21
nld
m warn
nHim w im in 950sa.ft, (517)545-2319
NORTHVILLE
S65
per
week.
(517)548
4428
rocoider.
'3 1 3)22 7-3 710
or HOWELL Grand River near
B r o o k d a l e
BRIGHTON.
Commerdal
build(313)349.5812
{3i3)3-;8 6052, (313)476-522
Wal-Mart,
PINCKNEY, 14x70, 2 bf,, 1 1/2 mg, 1500sq,ft, w.'walkoul bsml,
. Suites
, , , ,Irom
, , 540, to
A p a r t m e n t s
113 W Main Street
balh. expando, washer/dryer $300 per mo. (313)626-6700.
BRIGHTON downlown. 1 to 6
W'lh plenty o paiking,
FresflV (JocofHted 1 4 2 bodrocxna
NORTHViaE, Pnvale entrance, hook-up, refngeralor and range, uMmiinr ~i^rvic. f.
'° ISOOsq.ft. on Naiionai bl. up to I500.5q.tt.
Relngeraior, microwave, large garage. IncluJod 1 aero lot.
„^i^!y"°; S „ o d
^^^nd River al Main St From bran r^w^ Rrst Really Brokers,
F R O M M29
dosGls Relerences w/secur^y pets $500 plus securily. S
v ^ a(313)231-2255,
n S PPsT
$200 per mixilh, irx:ludes utilities. (517)546-9400.
• Spacious nooms • Oinlral Air
monlhly.
Very nice, (313)685-7005,
deposil. Call 9am-7pm'. (313)878-3346,
• Covoftid Parking • Beautiful Pool
•Sundeck
A Clubhouse
HARTUNO, 19,000sq,ft, ware­
HOWELL offices. 700, 440 or
(313)3484977
• Laundry Facitiiies
housing. Firsl Realty.,
260sq.fl. office suites. Exce.lenl
SOUTH LYON, Room lor roni,
lf yon are a group
Mobile
Home
(517)5469400.
location and parkir'g.
6 MONfTH L E A S E S A V A I L A B L E
J75 a ^cek Must be reliable
H O W E L L
(517)546-0148
Sites
wllose
efforts benefiJ tlle poor,
on Nine Mile just west
HOWELL 10OO sq.ft. commerical
(313)437.5053, aher 5:30pm.
of Pontlac Trail
R E A L T Y
space
in
classic
buying.
Musi
be
For
Rent
MILFORD.
600sq.ti.
prime
\oaTSOUTH LYON Nice and ctean
whoso hoard includes
Open Mon-Sai
seen. $600/mo. Dennis:
lion, newer building, $500 p€ir
downlown, $225 a mo, plus $100
FOR
LEASE monlh triple net. (313)685-7295.
(517)548-1240,w. (517)548-1914
those who are served,
(313) 4 3 7 - 1 2 2 3
secuniy, (313)437-8208,
OLD Duich Farms Manufactured h.
500 - 3000 sq. il
MILFORD office suile. 575sq.ft.'
whose
work includes efforls on
Housing
Community.
Soulh
Lyon
IjOWELbBrighlon, 2^br.^ $450 WALLED LAKE area. Clean,
Heat, water, parking
Commercial or
SOUTH LYON, Oean 1 br. apl. monthly, no pels, (313)437-0495 furnished, kitchen, lake schools. Club house, off street
helialf of social change and
downlown with appliances, afier 5pm.
(313)685-2203.
pnvileges.' cable,' utilihes parking, RV storaoe, single wide HOWELI^. 2- 216sq. ft. office
Office Use
lermJ m yard. $380 a monlh
induded $75'wk (313)360-9355 sues available. Rent specials, spaces lor rent. Access to fax
social jilslice,
at corner of
NORTHViLLE-Novi. Full or
_!—i
: (313)349-3949
and copy machine, inler-otfce
f J l ™ o ' 3 ' 3 ) « 7 - 5 6 1 3 , HOWELL downlown. Large 1 br.
part-time offices. Secretarial
Grand River &
phone system. Howell Builders
leave message.
^^^^^
^^^^^^ refngeralor,
service, answering service, fax,
Give us a call or drop us a note at
National
Mall.
$250/mo.
Indudes
ulililies.
SOUTH LYON. Large 2 br. apl, basemeni storage. $450 monthly,
24-hr didation. Preferred Execu­
Foster Care
carpeted, air, appliances. Heal plus secunty. (313)229-8210.
tive
Offices.
(313)464-2771.
The Canlpaign for
LMng Quarters ( S i a i g ' M h . ' " ' ' " ' " ' " '
Phone
f^iT'^^f
HOWELL New carpet 2 br., 1
NORTHVlLiE.
Suile
of
3
offices
To Share
H u i l 1 a n Development
546-8030
(313)851-8219.
^^^^ , y^j^.^
expressway.
with telephone answering
m W. Ottawa
HOWELL. 2352sq.fl. office and
induded. Will also rent separateSOUTH LYON. 1 br. apt $200 Immediate occupany. Call Karl, ADULT Fosier care hcmn in
warehouse. Overhead door.
BRIGHTON. Office building for
C^' ^'^^ (313)349-1122.
secufiy. (313)486-9171.
(3'3)229.2459
BRI^GHTON^ Spx«us & comfon- wareno^se^
Lansing, Ml 48933
SOUTH LYON. 3 br. upper, MILFORD. Large 1 br. $400/mo., color tv's and pnvale bathrooms able, (313)2274673.
[oup',o-^J<^o.
lease, 1500sq.fl. w/walkoul bsml. NOVL Mail receiving sen/ice wilh
(517)
342-2470
downtown, slove, refrigerator, includes heal, water, laundry in every room. (313)735-7049
BRIGHTON Single person to HOWELL. 900sq.fl. shop w/small $300 per mo. (313)626-6700.
street address, fax, copy and
We 'have
grants
$400. (313)455-1487.
^°
BEAUTIFUL licensed AFC fjpiily share lakelronl walk-out bas^
BRIGHTON/SOUTH Lyon.
^',^"
^ ^ 1 availahle;
&
WALLED LAKE area. 1 br. '313)887-7563.
home, just minules from US-23 menl apartment
kitchen S f r f g i j h '
SOOsq.ft., new premium finshed m^,^7oZ
^ '
May
15.
deadline
2 closets 4 sunroom. Adull MILFORD. Clean 2 br. $525/mo., and 1-96 has private room P'wieges upslars, $75 weekly, it \^iipo-'^i'>
^^^^
Kensinolon Rd. al Silver '•^''^'^^^•'^°^"'
building. Ouiel neighborhooci. No includes heal, water, laundry available. Nulrilious home guest slay over $5 per night, HOWELL downlown, approx. Lake Rd. $750 per monlh, NOVI. Near 12 Oaks., space to
pels. $400 includes heat.
faality. First 4 iasL No pets, cooked meals, excellent care, n o n - s m o k e r / d r i n k e r , 10OO sq.fL, retail or office, includes all ulililies. share, reasonable Joan
(313)6244310 after 6 pm.
(313)887-7583.
many references. (313)227-5893. (313)227-3409.
(517)54S3570, (517)546-6602.
(313)4374163.
(313)347-1555
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L Y O N
m3)498-254°3'"No Mts'
HAMBUR6-PINCKNEY area 2
lJM)«i«s<;D4.3. N
I K) peis.
bf. duplex. $480 per monlh, plus
ulililies. No pels. (313)662-8669.
HOWELL. 2 br,, immediate
occupancy, extra clean
an.
appliances, laund^, nice a'^'ea,
$575, (517)548-3057.
_
HOWELL 2 bedroom, stove and
refrigerator, washer 4 dryer
hookup, $450 mo„(517)5484197
al'w 5 pm,
HOWELL. 2 bedrooms,
appliances, carpeted, $500 mo,
plus secuniy, (517)546-3336.
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For kids only
Kids Klub revamps idea
of traditional daycare
six or seven days a week." says Jean.
'That helps them out."
A l no additional charge. Kids Klub
will give dropolf parents a beeper, to
page theln in the event of an
emergency. In general. Kids Klub's
rates are colnparable or lower than
most daycare centers a n d preschools. There's just one charge for
tuition; no extra fees for registration
and materials.
By RICK B Y R N E
Copy Editor
Some call the Kids Klub Learning
Center Novfs best-kept secret. See­
ing how J e a n and Jeff Sadler have re­
thought Ihe tradilional Idea ofa day­
care center and preschool, it's easy lo
see how Ihey earn s u c h high praise.
"It was really my husband's
brainchild," says J e a n . "I'd always
wanted my own preschool, bul he
had the Idea about having the dropoff
as well as the preschool."
And since the place Is open until
10 p.m., there Is no penalty for kids
who stay late.
For the preschool, the hours are a
bit more regimented. Cfiildren arrive
at around 7 a.m. and spend a halfhour or so in a •^vake-up period." Af­
terwards they have free play lime before breaking for a mid-morning
snack. A music period and an out­
door play session flits the lale
moming.
B u l the Sadler's spin on Ihe idea is
plunkillg Kids Klub down in a mall, in
this case the Novi Town Center,
rather than in the traditional school
bulldlflg. As a result, a numberofthe
kids who come through Ihe doors for
the dropolf service come front pa­
rents who are going shopping. There
are other laenefits to the localion as
well.
"A lol of people don't realize We
"Nol everyone has a 9-lo-5 job." hlave an outdoor play area," says
says J e a n . "We have a lol more ile.xi • Jcan."It'soVerbehlndT.J.[Waxx. and
bllity as far as our hours. Parents we Walk down there together, single
who work in Ihe p.m. hours can drop file."
their kids ofr here."
Before l u n c h the kids arc broken
Kids Klvib is open until lO p.m. on off into structured class sessions.
weeloilghts, and 11:30 p.m. on Fri­ Here again is Where Kids W u b differs
day and Saturday nighls. The center from most other preschools. Deve­
is closed on Sundays.
lopmental groups here are separated
"We have a lot of parents who Work by area of Interest and the child's In-
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cognitive development.
Lunch follows, and then a nap ses­
sion. Children who aren't nappers
are allowed to engage in quiel play,
reading or coloring.
T h e afternoons offer more free
time, as the dropolf kids come in to
.nilngle with the preschoolers. IClds
IQub atlcepts children from 2Va to l 2
years of age. No adults may mingle
with the children. howeVer.
T h e center has a security door se­
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2-D--CREEN SHEET EAST—Thursday, Januafy 16. 1992
B u s i n e s s
Thursday, Janifary 16, i992-GREEN SHEET EAST--3-D
B r i e f s
M A R K D O U G L A S of Norlilvllle Was anlonfi three managers
e q u i p m e n t InslaUaLlon (JKIslon. Douf^las was pronlotcd from senior
to 18199 B l u e Heron Drive, Northville.
F o r m e r l y located ln Walled Lake, Ellse H o s t e n - M c G o u g h & Asso­
project manager to regional sales manager;
ciates is a n engineering firm specializing In p l a n n i n g / s c h e d u l i n g ; cost
promoted by B r o a d . Vogl & C o n a n t Inc. in Its steel c o n s t n l c l i o n /
control:
Others promoted included: Bruce Dillon from esUrrcltor to senior
construction
dispute
avoidance
and
resolution;
and
arbltratlOn/Utlgaton support.
proposals manager; and David Keeler from project manager to na­
tional sales nulnager. 'file promotions were a n n o u n c e d by Broad, Vogt
Recent projects include University Of M i c h i g a n Maternal
& C o n n a n t President aild chief executive olftcer, J o h n W. Broacl.
Child H e a l t h Center: B e a u m o n t Hospital P.eaovaUon Projects: Wayne
and
County Correctional Facility, H a m t i a m c k ; tOid M i c h i g a n Bell Nortll-
Broad. Vogt & Conant Inc. Is the n a U o n s Dlird-largest speclalt)'
west Ofllcenter uninterruptible power system installation.
steel conductor, 'file company Is b.ised in RK-er Rouge, and has offices
EUse H o s t e n - M c G o u g h , president, holds a degnje i n civil engi­
In Chicago, CleveL'ln(l. Orlando, Little F^ock a n d Quad Cities.
neering f r o m the University of Detroit a n d Isa m e m b e r o f theAmerican
Socle t y o f C l v l l Engineers, American Arbitration A s s o c i a t i o n and A s s o ­
M I C H A E L D . T A S C H N E R of Northville. (senior vice president.
M a n u f a c t u r e s National Bank), has
ciated G e n e r a l Contractors, DeUiolt Chapter,
been nalned chairperson of the
txxird of directors of the Metropolitan Detroit Convention & Visitors
T R A C I B R E N I S E R H A W K I N S , a certified clinical psychologist,
B u r e a u (.MDCVB). it was a n n o u n c e d Ijy president William F. McLaugh­
13oard including: Robert B a n l e s . (president. C h e c k e r Cab Co.); Eugene
H a w k i n s concentrates in the areas of child a n d adolescent psychotheigpy, stress management, eating disorders, a b u s e , parent
of e c o n o m i c developnlenl, Wayne County); J a m e s Lites, (executive vice
MICHAEL
D. T A S C H N E R
MARK
DOUGLAS
president. Olympia Arenas Inc.); WiUl.-un OTVeil, (director of public re­
training a n d
family a n d
lations, Cadillac Motor Co.); B r u c e Wagner, (executive vice president,
W h e n a customer makes a purcha';e, they know they'll be passing
Ross Roy Group) a n d William W i r n , (vice president of corporate rela­
along an heirloom. These b e d s are built to become antiques.
Inc.)
TTle unique interlocking cast Iron a n d steel frame system helps
In addition to those listed above, the following 15 members ofthe
the beds s t a n d u p to Its hvo generation promise. No screws, bolts or
board were re-elected: J o h n A n h u t fflle Botsford Inn): Denlse A n t o n
n u t s are used ln tills system, therefore eliminating the squeaks and
n h e f a u b m a n Co.): Betty J e a n Awrey, (Awrey Bakeries Inc.); Donald
rattles c o m m o n l y found In lesser quality beds.
B a r d e n , (Harden Cablevlslon); KeltlJ C r a l n , (Grain Communications
Inc.); Nell CurUs. (Delta Airlines Inc.); Wayne D o r a n , (Ford Motor Land
from contemporary to tradlLlnal. A l l the beds are built to order by Brass
B e d s of Virginia, located in Richmond, V a . A l l brass u s e d Is h a n d pol­
ployees, Local 24); Ted Gatzaros, (400 Monroe Associates); Raymond
ished solki naval brass for superior durability a n d beauty. T h e Iron ls
Glowskl, (Greater Detroit B u i l d i n g & C o n s t r u c U o n Trades Council):
h a n d bent and protected by a n electrostatically applied powder paint
Rol>ert Hurst, (Michigan BeU Telephone Co.); C h u c k Schmidt, (the De-
w h i c h is then klln baked at 4 0 0
group sessions, as Well as
(Blue C r o s s and Blue Shield of Michigan) a n d Ernest Wooden, (the
nishes. C u r r e n t l y the marbllzed and the distressed finishes are very
Omni
popular.
IntemaUonal Hotel).
Rob and
B R A S S & I R O N B E D S recently opened In Plymouth, bringing
Cathie Kessel are owners of Brass & Iron Beds of
Plymouth.
durable B r a s s E k d s of VirginLi to customers In
E L I S E H O S T E N - M C G O U G H & A S S O C I A T E S I N C . . consultant
in construction a n d engineering management has relocated its olhces
Michigan.
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married couple. This Is especially
true If both spouses earn similar sa­
laries, but ony one has significant
tax-deductible expenses, such as
unreimbursed medical bills or busi­
ness expenses. The rules maybe dif­
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have a dependent child, so check
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Itemizes deductions. J o h n must also
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each spouse Is responsible for his or
Here's an example where filing se­
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CHANGE O F FILING S T A T U S
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change your mind, you can file sepa­
rate returns for that year, as long as
this is done by the due date of your
•, tax iTltun. HoWever, ifyou fl|c-3epa' '^ratti rcttims, you may changekhosc
1returns«to a Joint return at any,time
within three years from the due dale
of those reluming, excluding any
extensions.
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ESTATE Auction. SaL, Jan. 18th,
BEAGLE, male, Rowe Lake area,
NOW OPEN
7:00pm. 202 S. Michigan Ave.,
has collar and tags. $50 reward. LAKE CHEMUNG OLDIES
Free
Entertainment
Howell, Ml. Fumlture, giasswars,
(313)684-5066
or
Lots of goodiestochoose from walnut chesty modem', dry sifik.
(313).3e8:3999.
Antiques 'Jewelry • Furniture •
•ATTENTION BRIDES! 0 down
<b'LFREE.;reirigaralor,. woiits great.
piattoini scale, .oolledof plates.
Glassware 4 More
BLACK Lab puppie, 8 mo. old
^
You haul. 1313)878-6784.
"•payhnent on your special order
Hot Point' relriaeraiof and bis
mab,. grey. mailings,. Aniclill. ald. 5255 E. Grand River, Howell
bridal • Down, 0 payments &
mcSre: AUfitlon^t: FWy Egnash,
2 MOTOfiCYCLES, 1972 « 74 IN need ol a home without dogs, ADD some Bavor to your tpedal interest forgo days, 5<j% oN your
(517) 546-8875/546-7784
Gannon Rds, Dec. 23.
(517)546-2005, (517)546-7496.
Honda 350. Runs, needs worit. loving lemale black cat, occasion. Call Sugar & Spice D.J. headpiece wilh special order
OpenWe().-Sall-5
(517)223-8936.
declawed,
n e u l e r e d . Team. (313)229-2459
(313)2294149 after 4.
IRS Public Auction, Thirsday,
WEDDING invitations, cotors or
bridal gown. Iree shoes for
BLONDE Siberian Husky, orange
(313)878-0322.
Building License
Januaiy 16, 1992 at 10:00a.m.
elegant while and ivory. Select
bridesmaids, dye not included. All
80 GAL electric water healer, 3
collar,
2
yr.
old
lemale.
Between
Seminar by
Predse Machine Products Inc,
fnom a variety of quality papers to
offers expir0 1-31-92. Elizabeth's
yrs. old. (313)887-1275 KinENS, 2 temale, 8 wks., 1
Marr & Clyde, oil Fisher. Reward.
5951 Sterling, HowelL Equipment
Jim Klausmoyor
suit your personal taste and
gray, 1 black\vhite boots. Utter
D J KURT LEWIS Bridal Manor, 402 S. Main Street,
aflemoons.
1-800-328-7551.
'
Auctions
ol machine shop to indixle: 2
(313)
887-3034
budget Traditional and contemtrained. (517)546-7253
MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Northville, (313)348-6494.
A large amouni of saap metal
Bridgeport mills with table:
Prnpnri) lor Iho Slola
iorary designs. South Lyon CAT, blad( /while, med. long
and cement
b l o c k s . LEADER dog testing & into. Let us help you make your BEAUTIFUL weddings. Minster
Examlnallon Sponsorod
Cincinnati lathe: G and E mstal
•ierald, 101 N. Lalayette, hair, lemale. Lake Moraine Sub.
a II u u o Ii, c
will marry you anywhere, at
Humane Society of Uvingsion
Dy Communll/ Education
shapen Stantord surface grinder,
(313)437-2011.
(313)227-2233
occasion more memorable with
(313)887-2147
Programs al
home, yard or hail. Ordained and
Counly. (313)229-7640, Chris.
and other misc. machino items.
music ol today & yeslerday.
AM/FM radio vvith record changer
licensed. (313)437-1690.
WINTER dasses available at the GERMAN Shepherd, mixed,
21
Iiours
of
Instruction
For lurttier intormalion call Sally
in cabinet. You haul. PIANO, upright, you haul, Iree, (517)548-4354.
Stitdieiy, 1129 E. Grand River, lemale, lost Jan. 1. Childs Lake,
k. Gavin or Douglas Singer,
BIG BRIDAL SALEII Ma^'s
• W. Bloomfieid 851-7600
(313)685-2699.
(313)231-2658.
Howel!. Radiant Star Quilt on Maple Rd. area (313)684-2810. ,
DJ Music by Fandango. Besl Wedding Conection and Tailor
Revenue Officers at
• NOVI34S-1200
sewing machine. Starts Jan.
AUSSIE mix, neutered male, 1 PREGNANCY Helpline, confi­ coltoction ol music available. All Shoppe, 58221 Travis Rd., New
(313)668-2179.
GRAY female cat, full grown,
• Pinckney 878-3115
22nd. Irish Clhain quilt on sewing
yr., housebroken. (517)546-9666. dential pregnancy tests, materni­ compact disc. (313)486-1245.
vicinity of Goll Club S Eari Lake,
Hudson. (313)437-2422
• HowelI (517) 548-6281
machine. Starts Jan 16th.
(517)546-5886.
BEAGLE lifix, small lemale, 9 ty clothes, baby needs.
Empress handbag, starts Jan
BODY? MIND? SPIRIT? Who are • Highland 684-fll4G
Garage, Moving,
mo., housebroken and loves (313)229-2100.
17th. Victorian fan picture (no GRAY/lan/white lemale cat.
you? Call 1-eOO-For-Trulh.
•
Uvonia
473-8933
Sun,-Jan. 19-12 Noon
M n G i C
chiidren. (517)548-5888.
sew),
starts
Jan.
25th.
Beginning
Seven
Mile
&
Northville,
lost
Dec.
RABBIT, checkered giant,
Rummage Sales
or call 1-800-666-3034
Over '10,000 of US gold
BRIDAL GOWN SAMPLE
hand quiltina, starts Feb. 1st. 10 Reward. (313)3ea8582.
LriNC€
BEAGLE pup, house trained, neutered male and cage. Good
ClfARENCEl Up lo 70% oH.
&
silver,
key,
scarce,
Classes are lining last. Call today
likes kids, cute, (313)624-9873. pel. (313)437-3055.
PART Collie & part Shepherd,
Select prom dresses, 40-60% off.
Rallies
Canadian & foreign.
for details, (517)548-1731.
AU. GARAGE, RUMMAGE &
Elizabeth
Bridal
Manor,
402
S.
ENJOY
vacationing
and
travel?
Large old dog. Gregoiy area,
All guaranteed!
BRICK. Used red face brick. You REFRIGERATOR, you pick up,
• BIRTHDRVS
MOVING SALES PLACED
Main, Northville.
Major hotel dub membership,
Williamsville U. (313)498-2268.
needs minor repair. Call
haul. (313)227-1868.
GRfiDUnnON
indudes 7 nights free accomdal V I E L ' S A U C T I O N UNDER THIS COLUMN MUST
(313)684-5460.
• HRLLOLUeeN
DEFAULT rental payment. Unit
BROKEN up cement slab (or fill
tions. Must sell. (313)449-0805.
FOWtERVIliE MASONIC HAtl START WITH THE CITY
Car
Pool
s
#69
Michael
Sweet
#189
Jackie
•
flNNIVeRSI^I^V
or whatever. U haul. RESPONSIBLE person to cut
REWARD
WHERE THE SALE IS TO BE
7150 E GRAND RIVER
Smith.
Sale
ol
household
and
FLEA
martlet
every
SaL
&
Sun.,
•
uJCDDINGS
down tree lor firewood, 50ft. tall.
(313)498-2643.
HELD.
personal
items.
Sale
dale,
Feb.
8,
10am
to
5pm.
6080
Grand
River
(313)227-6612 alter 2pm.
Alaskan Malamute lemale puppy,
• SHOOICRS
CLOTHING. Bnghlon Church ol
1992 1pm. U-Slore Mini Storage, (at Hughes Rd.), Brighton.
6 mo. Little girl wants her puppy
CALL Between 6-8pm
FREE
Christ, 6026 Rickeil Rd,
5850 Whitmore Lake Rd. (517)546-8270.
SEARS 19in. color TV w/remote.
BRIGHTON area to sharerideto
Mon. - Thurs.
Tuesdays, 6-8pm
Brighlon. For inlormalion, call
Needs switch. (313)227-5145
GARAGE SALE
Ren Cen, time llexible,
Arrow Auction
(313)437-1600.
FOR bar owners or personal use; (313)231-2757.
3 4 9 - 4 6 2 6
CLOTHING. Howell Church ol alter 6pm.
S
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r
v
i
c
e
POLICE
YOURSELF!
CommuKITS
Thank you,
Christ, 1385 V(/est Grand River,
DOLL dasses-porcalain, starts
Auction Is our
nidynes hand held breath
ASK
ABOUT
YOURS WHEN
Monday, 7pm
MAGIC
LANCE
Monday
7-9pm:
Wednesday
SINGLE bed. Mattress, box
Found
full time buslr-iess
analyzer tells whether you are lit
YOU PLACE YOUR GARAGE
10-12noon. Bunny B Rabbit one to drive after drinking. The $200
OLDER stove and relrigeralor, spring, Irame. (313)348-0387.
Households
Farm
Estates
Card Of Thanks
SALE AD IN THE GREEN
day seminar $75 on Feb. 22nd. device weights 8 oz. and fits in a
Business • Liquidations
both work, you haul, TERRIER, Poodle lemale pupply,
SHEET THESE KITS CAN BE
DJ. Muse fw all occasions, all Enroll now. Call (313)684-0022. glove compartment. For intormaSoger Andersen
(517)546-5637.
good w/kkis & animals, house- types available. Dorn J . ,
OBTAINED AT YOUR LOCAL
ton call (313)227-5182
01?)
227-(^00
c h a i r . broken. (313)498-2068.
NEWSPAPER OFICE.
BLACK Lab mix, lemale, approx.
COUCH
and
(517)223-8572 alter 6 p.m.,
4 mos old. 1-10-92. D-19 and
(313)685-9204
weekdays.
FOREIGN exchange students NOVENA to SL Jude. May the Coon Lk Rd. (517)548-2009.
CUTE puppies, approximately 9
Life's a breeze!
are in need of homes tor 1992 - saaed hoan ol Jesus be adored,
JAMS DJ SERVICE. "The lilo of
wks., (313)685-8147.
school year. Students are ages glorilied, loved, and preserved COLLib'ohellie? Brown, little
your Party". (313)437-5068.
O F F I C E
F U R N I T U R E
Happy Ads
15 to 18 from Euiope & Australia. throughout the wortd now and black & gold. Faussett/Argentine,
C - S P O T S FARIVI
DOG house, large size.
MAGICIAN. 8 YEAR old
Information, 1-800-522-HOST or lorever. Sacred Heart ol Jesus, Howell (517)548-1388.
&
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N T A U C T I O N
(313)229-6938.
astounds other youngsters.
pray tor us. St. Jude, woiker of
(313)729-7945.
LARGE young male cat blad( &
Professional
props.
Available
for
CHAIRS
•
DESKS
• TRUCK •
mirades,
pray
lor
us.
Si
Jude,
ENGLISH albino Guinea Pig,
FREE PERSONAUTY TEST! helper ol the hopetess, pray tor white, neutered & declawed.
coal- is brown, aood w/kids. CONGRATULATIONS David 4-7 year old parties. $25.
Horse Outdoor
JEEP
•
TOOLS
South lyon. (313)348-7130.
Your Personality detennines your us.
(313)348-6697.
(517)5464657.
Mitter of Brighlon, your postcard
We wlll sell the following at public auction at
happiness. Know why? Call Say this prayer 9 times a day; by YOUNG male cat, gray stripes,
Recreational
PARTY
Time
DJ.
Allordable
FEMALE kitten, 14 weeks, was drawn. You have won 2
1-800-367-8788.
3438 Ellsworth Road, Ann Arbor, Ml
the 9th day, your prayer will be white markings. Travis Rd. area
S
p
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r
t
s
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n
t
e
r
p
r
i
s
e
rates.
(517)223-3527,
ask
tor
Detroit
Red
Wing
aggressive, playful, needs larni/ tickets to a
(1-94 to US-23 North, Exit 37-A to Washte­
I CONVERT your precious home answered. Publication must bf (313)437-8517.
Mike.
Hockey
game.
rural setting. (313)476-9635.
A multi use facility movies lo updated and conve­ promised. KK
naw. South on Carpenter to Ellsworth,
SOUNDMASTERS D.J.S. Even
featuring horse nient video cassettes. 5 Yeans NOVENA to St. Judo. May the
West between Piatt & Carpenter).
ings. Ken (313)437-5211. Bill
prolessional lull time experience. sacred heart ol Jesus be adored,
Antiques
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1992 AT 10:00 A.M,
boarding and re­ Free
(313)449-4049.
pickup and delivery, Cal! glonlied, loved, and preserved
20 American seating work stations — loaded — 1
lated services. Dean, (313P1-S114 Pontiac throughout the world now and
year old: 350 office chairs including executive,
350 acres of roll­ POOR Scotty's Resale Shop, forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus,
secreta7, swivels, waiting room —- new to used
pray
tor
us.
Si
Jude.
virorker
of
Special Notices ing hills and 8741 Main, Thomberry Plaza, mirades, pray for us. St Jude, ANTIQUE Mall, Whistle Stop condition — great colors & styles: 150 used metal
Whitmore Lake. (313)449-8120,
Plaza Lower level. Open daily,
wooded trails. Lo­ Mon.-Thurs., noon-4pm., Fri. & helper ol the hopeless, pray for 12-6. 2321 E. Grand River, desks — brand names — excellent selection; 90
us.
Howell. (517)546-8385. We're
new & used file cabinets — all styles: 40 new &
cated near Oak Sat., lOam-iSpm.
Say this prayer 9 times a day; by hard lo lind but we're worth il
used credenzas; 15 mobil rolling tables; New
REWARD
tor
intomiation
on
the
2 VIC Tannv memberships, ViP,
G r o v e S l a t e thelt ol jeweliy taken Irom the the 9lh day, your prayer will be Dealer space available.
Computer work station; Office privacy partitions;
liletime, ^1200 lor both.
answered. Publication must be
game area in rooms ol Novi Detnoit Travel promised. MRM
Microfilm reader; Computer stands, book cases;
(517)223-3552.
ANTIQUE
oak
tumilure:
dress­
Call C o l l e c t .
Office supplies: Storage units: 16 cafeteria tables;
northern Livings­ Lodge.
ers,
butfel,
commode,
hall
tree,
AFFORDABLE Excellence.
THANKS, Si Jude, Joseph and
(606)266-1503.
large desk, library 1, parlor taWe. Quantity of drafting table mechanisms; Photo
Wedding Photography/Videos.
Anthony.
ton County. Call
Eves.
&
weekends timers; 10 rolls of carpet; Quantity of oak shelves;
Call now lor 1992 availability.
today for more in(313)437-5438.
(313)229-4971.
Chair parts; Bases for work tables; Large quantity
forrrialion.
A Howell minister will perform
In Memoriam DINING Room table, larne, Curiy of used good plexiglass; 30 tables; 3 office
your bvely wedding ceremony,
maple & maple dnapleal gateleg couches; Coffee tables: 9 brass lamps; 15 large
licensed, ordained. My home,
silk office decorator plants; 2 — 18 foot silk trees;
table, $1,000. (313)227-4090.
yours, anywhere. (517)546-7371.'
OLD Oriental rugs wanted, 40 wastebaskets.
lf y o u ' r e r e n e w i n g
a n
ROBERT Morgan, 1 year ago highest prices paid. TOOLS — Portable power washer: Heavy duty
Jan. 20. II hurts me so that we (313)887-3559.
floor model drill press; 2 blowers; Storage caa d ,
m a l < e
tlie
call
g o
A n E M T I Q M - h O T I C E
are apart, a Dad that was so dear
binets; Floor polisher: 8 fluorescent light fixtures; 2
to my heart, although. You lelt SHERIDAN Community Center
q u i c k e r
b y
letting
tlie
BUILDERS LICEMSETESTIMG
just a year ago my tears have not antkiue showing sale. 12111 upright air compressors — 5 hp — 1 ph; 5 air drills;
dried, I still miss You so. Your Pardee Rd. Taytor Ml. Jan 24, Rolling Carts; Carpet Cleaning Equipment; ApolC H A M G E S F O R MEW APPLICAMTS!
thru Jan. 26. Fn 4pm. lo 10 pm.
o p e r a t o r
l< n o
w
Now
you
call send us a Itoving daughter Darlena Olrich. Sal 10 am. to 10 pm.. Sun. tow L.P.V. low pressure paint system: Binks spray
D e a l with t h e professionals v / h o know.
lOam, to 5pm., admission $100 guns.
Classifie(lAdviaFAX I
i m m e d i a t e l y .
T h i s
will
BUILDER L I C E N S E W O R K S H O P S
with this ad. Between 1-75 and
1986 Jeep Grand Wagoneer — Excellent Condition
COrvlfvlUNITY E D L O C A T I O N S :
I
Telegraph, oft Eureka.
e l i m i n a t e
y o u
h a v i n g
to
1985 Ford Econoline Van — Runs Good
Lost
1. Brighton - 2/4/92 4. Hartland -1 /29/92
FAX ij Quick, FAX is Accurate |
OWNER - S.C.P. ENTERPRISES
2. Dexter -1 /20/92 5. Whitmore Lake - coll
r e p e a t
the
a d
or
the
Braun & Helmer Auction Service
SeodbyFAXtoiGREENSHEET |
3. Saline - 1/29/92
W
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Uoyd R. Bfaun, CAI
Jerry L Helmer, CAI
billing
i n f o r m a t i o n .
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IT.
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her return only. O n the other hand if
both spouses sign a joint return,
each of them Is liable for the taxes
duc.Adlvorccd taxpayermaybeheld
responsible for the tax. Interest and
penalty due on the joint return filed
prior to the divorce, in spite of a di­
vorce decree t h a t may
state
otherwise.
IN
A b s o l u t e l y
Should you file jointly or separately'}
Smith has an adjusted gross income
of $39,000 and his Wife Susan has an
adjusted gross Income of S10,000. As
a result of a pregnancy and an uncxf>ectcd operation, S u s a n has urd-clmburscd medical expenses of $5,000.
Her itemized deductions for those ex­
penses Would be S4.250 if she filed
separately, but only $1,325 If she
filed a Joint return. This is because
the deduction Is the amount by
Which her expenses exceed 7.5 per­
cent of her adjusted gross Income.
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F R E E
during the taxable year. If the couple
has lived together and elects to file se­
parate returns, no deduction is
allowed.
week
Area Covered
Green Sheet East,
Green Sheet West
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N O V I
There arc some other benefits to
filing Jointly. These married couples
Will nol have lo pay taxes on their So­
cial Security benefits provided that
their combined adjusted gross In­
come docs not exceed $32,000. How­
ever, Ifthey file separately, up to onehalf of these benefits could be
taxable.
Joint filers get another lax break
from Uncle Sam: They c a n deduct up
to $25,000 for los.ses from an active
real estate activity. The maximum al­
lowable dcducUon on a separate re­
turn Is $12,500, provided that the
married couple has nol lived together
every
Lansing
P I N E
Your filing status also determines
hoW much you can contribute to an
Individual ReUrcment Account (IRA).
Generally, married taxpayers who
file Jointly come out ahead. Addition­
ally, married couples filing jointly
may also be eligible for some addi­
tional tax credits. Including the
earned income credit a n d chlld-carc
credit.
circulation
Psychotherapy a n d Counseling Services Is located at 670 G r i s ­
M a n a g e m e n t
M A R R I E D , FILING J O I N T L Y
Couples with one working spouse
usually berieftt from fillng a Joint re­
turn. TO^klilrtif thtirtib klso applies
when oriip WRrWoispons^ c a m s sub^
stantlally more than the other. Con­
sider this example. J o h n Jones has a
taxable Income of $39,000 and Mary
J o n e s has a taxable Income of
SIO.OOO. If they choose lo file sepa­
rately, their tolal tax liability would
be S10.22I. However, If they file a
Joint return, their tax ilabillty would
be $9,307. representing a tax saving
of $914.
and
Flint
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wold, Suite 4, Northville. Call 348-1100.
Fri.,
The Michigan Association of Certi­
fied Public Accountants recom­
mends that before deciding Whether
to file Jointly or .separately, you
should consider your current year's
Income and deductions and compare
your tax liability under each filing
methcxl.
psychological tesUng
evaluation.
A S S I S T A N C E
The iron beds are available In over 12 different h a n d applied fi­
s h o u l d you file joint or separate
tax returns?
Over
relationship counseling. She will facilitate Individual,
degrees F.
troll Lions); Conrad Wangeman, (The Novl Hilton); Richard Whllmer,
with toys from the Little Tikes line
which J e a n calls "Indestructible.*
Even after almost a year in business,
everything looks brand new.
'The biggest compliment We get is
lhat it's so neat and clean." said
Jean.
The compliment she'd most like to
get, though. Is that Kids K l u b Is busy.
Right now there arc 22 children In the
preschool, but the school is licensed
for 55.
"Places like Kindercare have wait­
ing lists," says J e a n . T d like to tell
them, 'Hey, we're herel'"
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Charge It on VISA or MASTERCARD
M o n d a y :
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B r a s s & Iron Beds o f P l y m o u t h offers more than 50 bed designs,
Development Corp.); Florence F a r r , (Hotel, Motel a n d Restaurant E m ­
M o n e y
(non-commercial
p l a c e y o u r
Brighton. Pindtney, of Haftand
Howell/Fowtefville
South Lyon area
Milford area
NorthvillaWovl afea
P e r s o n a l
Driker, {p;lrtner. Barrls, Scott. D c n n & Drlker); Dewitt Henry, (director
u n i q u e and
lines•7.49
E a c h additional line
Northville.
In addition, seven new m c n i l x r s have Ix-en named to Lhe M D C V B
the
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has Joined the staff of Psychotherapy a n d C o u n s e l i n g Services in
lin, fdso of Northville.
tions. Northwest Airlines
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Pricing:
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347-1501
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3345 Washtenaw, East to Arbof
482-6601
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4301 Highland Rd,(M59),Wa!erfoiti
2270 W.Stadiim, West Ann Art)or
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4-a-<3REEN SHEET EAST—Thursday. January 16. 1M2
S u p e r
ACROSS
i — moss
5 Word belofe
ixiom or
barner
10 CooktiooH
auirior
Jamos
15 Eiciiango
19 iiillude
dugoui
20 Crab s claw
21 Boredom
22 Scarlons
homo
23 London
sirooicar
24 • — gitis
lhan goki'
(H BrrxAe)
25 Ooltisls
26 Anagram lor
107 Across
27 lis daall
laco down
29Co(jnis
Iho calorios
31 SlicK or
power
load In
33 flotJin Cooh
noval
34 Sirokoin
biiliarcis
35 Judges
bonch
36 Chul and
Cassar
39 Sand in
paymem
40 Moiican
slaiasman
44 iiatxluafe
45 Cfiotr plums
1
2
3
Thursday. Janiiary 16, 1992-GREag SHEET EAST—5-0
KITCHEN Cabinets. Darit $600.
Dming table and 6 chairs. $250.
(313)231-9479.
K N A P P Shoe Disifibulor.
Leona'd Esele. 2473 Walla:e
Rd., Webberville. (517)521-3332
C r o s s w o r d
4« Lighiheaded
bhnd paris
4 Emptoyeas
47 Swiss
Bl Moves slowly
work focord
mouniain
82 Whai
5 Runs away
i8 Orange peel
Petruchio
6 Role lor
40 Biblical Clly
does to
Pal Morita
Kaihanna
50 Abode of Ihe
7 Dweeb's pal
dead
83 Business8 — de France
51 Napoleonic
mans
» Spice ol the
viclory
accessory
ginger lamily
52 One — lime 85 Harass
10 Earnest
53 Ciry In Italy
86 Ouagmire
request
54 Aicoti s
87 Polihcal
11 Growing out
•LmiB — •
coniesf
12 Picmc pesis
55 Heavenly
88 Baker's
13 One of
body
Ihe "Golden
outpoi
56 Sweater
89 Panern
Girls|.ackal
90 Vasi African 14 Abandons
58 Hoglil(8
desert
15 Standing
animal
93 SilKen
posture
59 Inmates
94 Bnghl-rod
16 Magician's
eODesed
bird
rod
garmenis
98 An astringent 17 Seed cover
61 Galhenng of 99 River in
18 Ashen
wiichos
France
28 Sel ot signals
62 Calcutta garb 101 Plowed land 30 English
63---of
103 Form lead-in
name ol the
ceremonies 104 Actress
Thames
66 US penoloTurner
32 Gravelgist
105 The common
voiced
67 King, queen
people
Oevlne
of jacli
106 Royal
34 Gourd fruit
71 Change
107 Bhjsh or
35 German
72 Sodfary ona
head lead-in
heafth
73 Coaches
resort
108 Hardy
lor Nrs
heroine
36 Point ol
74 Legal
109 Point olvlew
glacier Ice
prolesiion
110 Supposes
37 Loos or
75 Prod into
111 Breaidasl-inBaiter
action
bed need
38 Word wilh
76 Arno or Nero DOWN
month of
year
77 Potnled tools 1 Footway
78 Industnal luol 2 River in
39 French
79 Siiichttrd
Spain
sculptor
80 Venetian3 Sovioi sea
40 Thanlts-
giving drink
41 Country
singer Judd
42 Pnscllla's
John
43 Pins lor
roasting
meal
45 Hail birds
46 Street urchin
49 fvIusical
based on
"Soma Lilte
tt Hoi"
50 Expectant
desires
51 Mr. Spooks
lorle
53 Roftie's river
54 Vacillate
55 Goddess of
agriculture
57 Mari(8d by
time
58 Rise high
59 $t;ppons
morally
61 Walklrig
sticks
62 LoosB-flnlng
jackets
63 Sorcery
64 Island
greeting
contract
73 Takes
a walk
76 Posters
77 "Wish you
wars here"
missive
78 Hean
stimulant
80 Battle
memento
81 Prefix
meaning
"around"
82 Spilled ths
boans
84 Theater
ollerings
65 Merest
86 Eiriics
88 Companion
of a mortise
89 Slari ol
Adam's
palindrome
90Rocipo
Ingredient
91 Wings
92 Anila led
ihom
93 Body of an
animal or
plant
94 Pet-shop
enck)sure
95 Cbse al
DRIED shelled cracked com. ALL seasoned split hardwood.
$5.50 per bag, your bags. Rod Oak, ash and hickory. $45
Raether. (517)5464498.
delivered
per c o r d ,
EXCEUiMT alfalla hay dekv (517)546-3384, (517)288-6544.
ered. Paul Gnll, (517)223-9240.
GIEGLER Del^erv Hav and ARROW TREE EXPERTS
NEW gas lurnace, never used, gr^n d i b e f y a S w e Juant?y' ° ' U ' i ^ r X ' S ^ 2 5
fsmL^%
*!l!ill.*t?:..? J^.P.f iP*?.!" ^225. (517)546-6816.
under warrenly. $465. dtscounl (313)629-3628.
THESJER
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aromatic
blend,
perfect
tor
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wood S2S oeroick(517)548-5229.
GRAIN fed beel, $0.75 cents a hohdays. $55. Call nowtortree up trud( load.
S ^(313)663-4886.
iliffisX
Equipment Co.
NEW large bird cage, ie"x36", pound
live
w e i g h t , delivery. 1/2 cord orders
round w/2 Cockaiids, sacnlce (517)223-3425, (517)521-3S0. accepted. (313)437-4335.
28342 Pontiac Trail
$125. Record album oolection n.v
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South Lyon
Building
Irom '70's 4 '80's Rock & "^^
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CAMPFIRE wood, kindling coal,
(313) 437-2091 or 22W548
Counuv 59 loiai lor J100 While ^'~'"> available. Lee Maul- hardwood seasoned large and
Materials
Nnr i Uttd LBWH Equlpmtnl
k S ^ X S c ^ ^ ^ ^
"^-sch Farms, (313)665-8160.
sma. gu^,^^
"'f^ll-''
Ssrvlcs On Ail Brsnds
sealed cte,^, $65. Lame ollce HAY, f « l and second cutting, tt!."^2^7°"J'^
^f"^'
desk, metal (313)344 4565.
alfalfa
and T i m 01 h y.
''^l^A
° J , P'"' BEST BUYS ON POLE BUILDKiTitucyiio
tidreds Bushe S op.
(313)229-6857
SNOWBLOWER .Its a « ? ^
PARROT cage and stand, $100. (517)546-2319
H i ^ ^ l e ^ L t ^ l W M
Woodburner, $80. Electrc dryer, IDA Red and Empire apples,
BUILDINGS
for
Iree,
no^"S"$'^1.'$aue'
WOOD
$40 (517)5461446.
special lor
the week,
$5.95/Iresh
1/2 Oualitv DRYER
QUEEN
8170 hido-abfid
^P'**'
Orchards,
soasoned lirewood obligalion analysis of your i h j ! ^ ^ ^
bushel
Spicer
Orchards,
Iresh
c ^ ^ £ l ^ ' l ^ ' Z i
?x"8?lLx^^"h^tJ:^^"Ai1 build,r,^,need.^A^^^^^^^
5,30. (313)632-7692. US
oak. iSOtocecori 2 cord min ("(iustrial. Commercial and SNOW King snowthrower, 5HP
nonh, (:;iyde Rd. exit.
r!^ Mivaiv (5171221-3425' Specially buildings ol every size. 2(>n., sell-propelled, TDcumseii
riw uBiiv«7. w
D,ysJon ol Standard Lumber - 80 engine. $160. (313)349-1849.
m
years s^ongl 1^^444075.
WANTED roiolilter ( o 7 o l d - ^
ROCKWELL 9in. table saw.
FIREWOOD. Hartland area. BRICK, reclaimed. Excellent lor Deere
1 1 0 or
112.
homes and fireplaces. $230 a (517)521-3517
$425. Moving, must sell Whitne); I ^ J " . t L * S ^ i i " L * ' i l = > (313)6327041.
thousand. (313)3494706.
uoriohi mann RP^I niinr wnihg Ailaila hay. Hartland area 1—i
(517?S43l3a
(313)S87-1644.
SEASONED hardwood, 2'/i
'
WARiMFR<! nrrh=rA anH
lacocord, 4'x8'x16-. Delivered BUILDERS miscellaneous
STEEL round and square tubing. 2 ^ 7 ^ " : ^ IXlo w f T c , , a J1'5 (517)524-8567
supples and hardware. InteriorLawn & Gafden
J II- J exterior doors, ski-lites, balh
angles, channels, beams, etc. .""'^ , T i i 5 - » ^
-.
K *J
Cail
Regal's.
(517)546-3820.
,
vaniiy
lamp, gas furnaa, cabinet
Material'
f:aii Rmarc rsi7!'iifi.'w?n
^ ^ (313)229-6504
hardwood. $40.00 lace cord ofcs ^^/^ J^mdles, 3 bar slo<^s,
UNUSED Viking Huskybck 340
Services
serger. 2 pieco Otog Cassini
cord mnimum. (517)628-3333.
.j,^
|g ^arn supplies.
Electronics
luggage. (313)437-0447.
MAflY Mafys seasoned lirewood. mxh more. (517)548-1516
FATHER i Son Lawn Mowing.
WEDDING invitation albums
Cul, spit & delivefed. $4750 per
ci,,...^,. t trim w MO New equipmeni, commercial
laceeord.
4x8x16.
^/^, #2 ^^5,^3,,^,
leaturing beauiilul wedding
stalionerv, ensembles
and acces
„.,.^
_ ^„.^„.^
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„ (313)347-7717
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schedule our route. Chnslan
65 Well or case
lead-In
harKj
66 Soprano
Lehmann
96 Opera
highlight
67 Aspect
68 Crushing
97 Easier plant
snake
lOODatighterot
Lokl
69 Roues
l02 Her mate
70 Anira
Is ruff
72 Legal
Ma
S±SS/St
V r & . ' S s s f f s s t i s r w i
S £ i , S & ' = " -
Herald, 101 N. Lalayetle,
(313)437-2011.
nni^Ti,^:^,''^'*' '
^upp^. Split 4
(313)878-2732.
delivered, 1 faoecord, 4x8x16,
VIDEO camera, Magnavox VHS $50. Call for delivery anytime
Miscellaneous CHO. WL 2 Tibs. Many extras, (313)227-4160.
$600^051, (313)878-1732.
QUAUTY seasoned oak, split 4
Wai:;ed
PANASONIC cellular/(lolivered,
4x8x16.
transponabk) phone, like new/ (517)521-3046.
ANTIQUES, estales; old toys, ""l^as. $275;besl (313)685-2718. SEASONED Oak firewood. Free
jewels,, pottery, fishmg collect- TRACKER saielkie system, 12fi local deSve^-Dave Huff. $55 per
u • ^^0-^^
dish, tracker lor rec6J0r,wimloss cord, 4«a«18, (313)889-2325.
remote, on screen graphics, mint SEASONED hardwood pick up
Ma/y, (313)22»4485.
CUSHMAN motor bike, running cond $2250/l>esi (313)632-5681 or delivery available
afier Spm. weekdays.
or nol (517)548-3381.
(313)632-7255.
4
19
119
108
27
36 37
SEASONED oak, $35 a laceeord, SNOWBLOWER-1990 Simplic
4x8x16, unsplil. iSO/splt. Free 870, 8hp, 27 in, self propelled
deliveiy In 5 cord lots or more, stage. Sells'new for $1300, $69
Volume discount (517)634-5263. Ariens 524, 5hp electric staa ',
SEASONED firewood. Split S ^ ' . ' ^ ' P ^ 2i.'?9e..*ain
delvered, $50 face cord, 4x8x16.
*'^''
(3'3)426-260
38
44
Lawn, Garden
Snow
Efjuipment
121
Farm Equipment
1939 FARMAL A Deli mower
OTHER SERVICES AND snowbbde S pbw Runs great'
PRODUCTS CAN BE FOUND IN $ 1 ,2 5 0. Alter epm!
O^Lpii^S
(^'^'^48-3783.
CLASSIFICATIONS.
1981 4 WHEEL drive tractor
ARIENS snowblower, 6 HP. sell 45hp. w/snowblade, $7500'
propelled, electric start, chains, (5 1 7)223• 3504
or
$275, after 6 pm. (313)684-2067 (517)223-3934.
SEASONED mixedfirewood$55 ROLENS 8hp. riding tractor^ 9N tractor w/3 pt. hitch and 2 yr
INSTANT cash paid. Buying gold,
SiVer, diamonds, watches and
'per cord, free kical delhre7. " ' T ' » , S ? ^ , l . " 2 , r . . ? ? , ? ' , S
^'^^^ ^°9' $2000 or besl
estaios. Your Jeweler's Bench,
(517)546-7328, (517)546-5414.
cond $375, (517)546-1213
oiler (517)223-3307.
Rrewood
38479 Ten Mile, Farmington
SEASONED oak. $45 laceeord,
"^f^^ CHANGING limes changes many
Hills, in Freeway Plaza beiween
4x8x16, Iree delivery 3 or more.
YM220D, 275 hrs., 6tt. things, bul your besl deal lor
Haisiead and Haggerty next to
(517)223-8151.
Challenger mower. $6,800. tractors, and equipment, sales,
Secretary
of S t a l e .
(313)632-5634.
service or parts is still Symons
1(800)322-0760.
irviKiMTf
H
V a , - w i d s ' V t ^ i e S f x S $ ^ ' S ^
GILSON 52118 lawn tractor, new T^", in G.nes Schedule you?
L^n t^urnTtull oT^'^out' '"^ ^'^^
L a r q^ntiKvl^abl^^^^^ 12Hp. enaine, 38in. miwer, needs eariy (517)271-8445.
Tlasswa e lov rS sc (51^)521-3517
(3ll)2664407
bagger b&de, chain, weghls, CONCRETE silo to remove.
48
117
1
56
63
64
e
W3)^7\U.
0 GAUGE ijond train or harts
Call George s S o e r ^ t
S 2 2 9 9337^
^
R F r v r i F WITH RFf^Ai
WanirKi ^yar^innflr hraw
S m
ntEel^de^'
R ? s VLUC^^^
(517)546-3820.
7i
75"
75"
33"
90
9i
A-1 seasoned hardwoods, mosdy
Oak 4 Cherry, $45 per lae c(yc(
^pIMelivered, 4x8x16 $40 yoti
P'd^-^P. (313)878-6327
AU Oak seasoned firewood, $50
(»'face cad. 4x8x16-. You pk*
11^ (5'7)546-1762 3121 Brewer
'^^•"«^«"'
SEASONED oak. $45 a cogi.
4x8x16, Iree cedkr kindtng witf;
each order. Cedar kindling.
$30/truckload. (313)449^68.
SEASONED mixed hardwoods,
$45 picked up, $50 deivered.
anywhere
anytime
(3li)62M366.
f ^ m a l ' S (~
e
k^ P n ^ i ^ ^ l
ll'stt^^
(313)489-8075.
?^p S
S
aZaTc
9N w/woods RM-59
I Z mm. l ^ m X <^°^''' SM. blade, $2000.
nder, 8hp., 30in. rear discharge (517)5464696
^wer, $5M. Tons 624 Power- WANTED 3. mower, abo tog
snowblower, new, $695. spliner. Musi be reasinabte and
(313)994^, before 6pm.
gcxxj cond. (517)546-7347
nT&tJ^LTJci^m
SCRAP wanted: Highest prices
paid. Aiuminum, .20t lo .35c per
pound. Brass, .30? to .60e per
pound. Copper, .6S« lo .7Se per
pound. Auto radiators, .40c per
pound. Catalytic converters,
$8.(X) and up. Batteries, $1.00
each. Mann Scrap Co, 1123
Decker Rd., Walled Lake.
(313)960-1200.
92
98
104
(68
11
• s M M M o m BROYHILL conee table, square, SINGER DIAL-A-MATIC zig-zeg
rarana iiAuim
O'^^ss, brand new in aaie, sewing machine. Lata modal
oarage. Moving, jjoo, (313)437-8918.
school trade in. $59 cash or $6 a
fm
Rummage Sales
bed set white, $125. s E w m T " ^ Lay-Z-Boy rediner w/oa)( arms, nftMHAju'Xi
beige, $150, (313)486-1752.
(3l3)674-0«9.
HARTUND. Esteie sale lor the COMMERCIAL gas clothes
17
Scanlon Music • N o v !
CANOPY
(next to Toys 'R Us)
347-7887
Pianos, Guilam, Amps,
Keyboards s P^. Systems
lomf'^m''^6^\^zl!
"lor TV, oxc corid., $100.
(517)546-8394.
WASHER, dryer, air conditioner,
Misceilaneous
$150 each. (517)223-8506.
TIR 7ir! cowinn marhinp in
-binell^ke bra^ new 1200
^f^lia-mjg
1965 CHEVY, 283, aulo., $500.
loiriyw-w^.
Space Fury arcade gafne, $150.
2in. Meyers deep well pump &
lank, $150. 1975 Hariey Sport­
Qothlng
ster, $2,300. (517)546-2870.
"^n'"-
u L l • LZ^'^^.r^^^^
D'NING room sel w/china
Woodto
by Drexel
i, household items. Zenith «binel,
c „ ' J
/oiiM-iT'joo.i
« TV, largo maple taWe S
cond. (313)437-3994.
/lereo
chairs, waterbed, aquariums, DINING room sei, white. Buffet,
many rods S reels, 12HP. riding cherrywood table lop, 4 padded
mower, much more.
chare, wetbaf. Good con(i $400.
c
,,
;:
(517)546-2862 alter 6pm.
HOWELL Fumiluro, cols, pans, - — i —
sewing material, thread, buttons, DOUBLE bed, chest, mattress
yarn, loois, mason jars, jelly jars, and box spring, exc.cond.
trunks and misc. items. Come Fri. ,(517)546-7794.
afternoon and Sal, January 17 i
F00SBA1± table, arcade lype,
18, 404 Maple. (517)5463467. $165''c^^'Trv'fif"
ELECTRIC range, GE,
Almond,
wh7r'
i'nn'nT ^H^^^H!^!!!!!!!!^!^!^!!!!!^
good ooni. $550. (517)548-5745
WILFORD. Moving, free standing Ainond $150 Washw
BEAUTIFUL, beaded, caihedral after 6pm.
11
a.^rbiie'Tone,taf
r^^/^^'^?pfrcf
»
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's-
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;18. 10-3pm. 440 Rowe Road.
104
Household
2 yr. warrenty,
(313)227-3561.
$225.
S
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Computers
APPLE II G.S 20 meo hard drive,
SYi and 3/1 disk drive, image
writer printer, soliware. CaJ Chris
after 6pm, (313)344-2695.
43448 West Oaks Dr., Novl
WEST OAKS II
'''^'^J^1l^'JT\r^
refrigerators.jMandiip.9Way
„,...,
whiwoed^Bl sinkfloodcond
r'^^.^fTk^^^ ^
$50. (313)347-0177.
oAoocrr u^iM nific i v <rt
^ ^ « i «
drU?!f « * u t ! * '
single, .^P'^
LEATHER coiich, bone cokx, PIANO console. Huntington. m227-S37S.
, 5 7 5 $400. (313)349-6138.
DOWN sizing store, Lozier
)17)5«-1970.
PIANO. Exceptional walnut falures lor sale, (313)229-6534.
MIRCOWAVE oven (large) Farrand uprigfil. Restored, FULL sand or day, 10 yd. toads,
Toshilia, like new, 650 watts, adjusted, tuned. See and p^ay to 555, kxal delivery; elsewhere
$701(517)548-3452.
appreciate. _Delivefy available, exifa (517)548-1017
$1,500. (517)548-3046.
MOVIMG Sala Many fumishifKis, * '
' '
GAS furnace, 100,000 BTU
veiy ieasooaNy pfced. CoJS. PIANO tuning, repair, refiiishing. (aced ar. Good cxinditioo. $150.
tables and more. (Novi). Used pianos restored. Jim (313)229-8048.
.„
.,
.HOT TUBS. Wholesalef ditBct
kiicfien table, 72x40, 2 chaifs, OUEEM size mattBss and box MOUNS. Violas, Celtos, Basses, remaining 1991 portable stock.
$75 (313)632-6194.
spfinfl, deen. oood conditioa Neiif« iisod. 617 Ritler Violins. Were $3915, now $11051
^AU^IFlT..^
cN^ry
cabinet grilled' glass doors,
liohled 'ined silvamrarB drawer,
^13)227-1484.
>S:(517)54^9r
(313)449-4021.
QUEEN walsfbed frame, padded VKXJNAOOLA LESSONS. By U
rails. $165. Must sell, of M grad. aU levels weteome.
(517)548-5326.
Kalliy. (313)42fr0076
Wayne Counly 348-3022 Washtenaw County 227-4436
hCW wwk or repair, any job "MY MAN TOM- Free estimates.
AFFORDABl^ ELECTRIC
AFFORDABLE barns for allAA Snow Pkjwing and saidng
Work guaranteed. Complote conskJerad. Highest quality work Holiday Special. "Diseount to needs. 3 skied mn-ins for lioises. driveways in Bnghton area.
seniors'.
Painting
and
minor
kjf
towest
possible
pnoe.
Free
wiring, ceiling tans, recess &
Satisfaction guaranteed, fully Residential and Commercial.
security lights. Free estimate. estimates, reasonable. 15 yrs. repairs. Call Sam to 9am and insured, (517)546-2064.
(313)227-7570.
Aanuiilng
301 Intuiinc* Pholojriphy
.444
8pm
to
9pm,
(517)548^5465.
exporianoa.
(517)548-1891.
(313)960^75.
Air Conditioning
302 Inlndoc ••cofallng . . .
.445
Aluminum Siding & Ctonlng .305 Janitorial Salvlc*
448
PAINTING Unlimited is oflenng PIONEER Pole buildings: SMITH S Son Snowptowmg.
ALL types ol electrical work.
AnlsonaB
306 Landscapk^
449
tremendous savings, on ail30x40x10, $5990 consinicted. Experienced. Rates bir season/
Aptilianw Ssn/KB
309 L a w n / Q a r d « n Miynlananct . .452
Service, new constructxjn, resi­
Hauling/
interior painling. Salistaction Free kxir sided overhang, 12 snowfall. Available 24 houns.
Aquailum Malnl«n.inc»
310 Usmai Rupali
4S3
dential, commerciai. Lcensed.
Arctlliaclufe
313 LImouUni. Sswlca
456
guaranteed.
Fully insured. Free colors, rool insulation, 2x6 (313)231-2919.
Greg Calme (313)887-5230
Clean
trusses, seamless ridge light
Ai^oK
3 U LockS«fvloi.
4S7
estimates. (517)548-1872
AaphatI Ssafcoatmg
317 l^laciilnyiy
4e0
Other sizes. Free quotes. SNOW plowing - commerdal S
LICENSED
electncal
contractor.
Attorney
316 Marlns SWVIM
461
residentiaL Insured, reasonable
1-800-292-0679.
Residental, commercial and
Aulo & Truck Ropak i
MahMnafK* Scrvlcsi
462
rates.
Call
Harold,
Create a new kitchen — add a
S«iv1c«
321 Mltcoitanxut
463
industrial. Free estimates, CONSTRUCTiON or njsidensal
POLE
BUILDINGS
BY
POLE
debris removal. No job too small.
(517)223^269.
new balhrooir, — or remodel VINYL tile, hardwood mstalier. 13 insured. (313)227-1550.
Aumlngi
322 fvlL-rort
464
PETERSON
PAINTING
STRUCTURES
OF
ML,
INC.,
ihe
exisfing tines. We can do Iho years experience. Call Don
Baagss, Signs. Ergrovlng . . .325 Mol)8» Home S « i v t M
.465
(517)546<S27
oomplale job —- cabineis — ille ktethJs (517)548-5182.
original pole buidefs, located in
B a i » m a n t Waiorproolng
326 kiovlng/Slorage
468
work — plumbing, and
BaMitub R^Jnlshlng
329 iviusic Inshlicllon
469
M0VING7 Need something interior, extena panting. Wall- Gladwin and Lewiston. CXistom
carpeniry.
Visil
o
u
r
modem
Btcydai^alnlimancii
330 Musical Intvumani Rtp* .. .472
Tree SeMce
Exwating
moved? Reasonable rates. Free papering and wallpaper removal. built in your chokx of size
showroom lor ideas lo craala
Bilcii. Btoa t C<«n»nl
333 N w Horn* Swvtoei
473
Drywall repair and texturing. ranging from 18' to 80' wkie by
Ceramic
estimates. (517)223-9921.
your new rooms.
Buildinfl Inspection
334 O M c » £ » i u l p m » m 1 Sarvica . .476
Guaranteed satislaction and
BuWIng/Hsmodatng
337 P a l n l l n g r t ) « c o f « l n g
300
i^rble/
RON'S clean-up, hauling, odd service. Totally insured. length you choose, using Erb
BiiUojlTM
338 P » s l c a n l f o l
.501
Lumbers quality material. Resi­
LONG PLUMBING
jobs, and mowing, plus sand and (313)887-0622.
Tile
B u f a l a f / F V « Alarm
341 Ptiotoorapiry
.504
dential, commerdal and agricul­
B u i J n « u lulachlns Rapair . . . .342 Piano Tuntnsmapaltr
gravel
delivety.
(313)229-7176.
AND
QUALITY painting & repair. tural. SpedalizinQ in gambrab
Cablnelry i Formica
345 RaflnlshlrB
505
AAA Excavating. WiS do base­
D.C Treescaping. Experianced
Carpanlry
346 Piasmlng
506
Experienced in wall & painl and horse confinements. For
ments, trenching, stumps, daaCERAMIC
tie
inslaller.
New
work
F
A
N
C
Y
B
A
T
H
tree and shnib timmina. Free
Catpwt Cleaning » Dyoing . . .349 Plumbing
.509
textures, licensed & insured.prompt personal senrice statew­
Of fepair. Reasonable pnces. No nups. Free estmates, reasonable
Carpel Installalon i Hspalr . .350 Pola Buijlnga
.512
estimates. Fully insured. Raasorv
Heating/
BOUTIQUE
Free estimates. (313)476-3767 ide, ca! 1(800)782-1179.
Calating, Fjowws.
Pool Walar Dallvfiry
513
pb too small. Free estimates. rates. Cal Miie, (313)878-3390.
able ralffi. (517)2230241.
P.itly Punning
353 Pools
.5)6
190 E MAIN
WHY wailtorsummer. Paint
BACKHOE woik and buldoziig.
CaulUng Inlarioi/E.lsiloi
35.1 RaaealJonal Vahlda Sarvtca .517
NorthviIle
(313)685-9719.
Hon. Fantastic prices. 60% oil.
Celling Work
357 nehlgurallon
520
(517)548-1309.
RoorIng/Slding
(313) 349-0373
C^rainic/Marble /Tilo
358 Road Grading
521
15 years exp. Free estimates.
Chi,nney Cluanlng. Bulldtng a
Rooting/Siding
524
BULLDOZING, road grading, ALPINE Heating S Air Condition­ (313)685-7476.
Tiucldng
Ro|)uii
3G1 Rubhibh Removal
NEW kitchens, remodeling CERAMIC tile, sales & installa- basements dug, trucking, and ing serving the ijv. Cty. needs tor
Oock Rep.ilr
362 Sail Spi»adlr>g
528
speciaiist, 28 yrs experience, Don. Low pnces, quality work­ drain lelds. Young Buiding and 26 yrs. (313)229-4543.
Oosal Syilems i Organizers .365 Sdssa, Saw S Knite
licensed. (313)229-7463.
manship. Free estimates. Excavating (313)878-6342.
Cotnpuler Sales S SorvCB . . .366 Sharpening
529
Pest Control A l aluminum & vinyl skiing, trim,
Conslrucllon Equipmeni
369 ScreenAWndow Rapair
632
NOVI builders. Building/ (313)449-2646.
DOUG'S pond dredging, bulldozDeclis/Palloo
370 Seawall Conslruclton
533
seamless gutters, repairs, rxis.
H
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A
T
I
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G
/
C
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I
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remodomizalion. Reasonable TOM Hart Ceramic Tile and ing, backhoe worlt. Call tor free
Design Service
373 Septic Taniis
536
Licensed. Davidson's, BEWrS trucking. Sand, giavel,
REFRIGERATION.
rates, licensed/insured. Marble. Kitchen and Bath estimates. (313)747-9206.
DesKtop Publishing
374 Sewing
537
(313)437-^90, call anytime.
Doors t Servic*
377 Sewing Machine Repair
540
17 years experience. Free
stone, saeened tepsoil, site
(313)348-3729
remodeling.
33
years
experience.
OraparJes/SUpcavars S
Shipping & Packaging
.541
estimates. (313)4494711.
ALL skiing and roofiira. Ucensed. cleanups, bobcat work. Behr's
(313)363-3726.
Cteanlng
378 Signs
.544
G G E t
E
Service.
Ptiotography Free estimates. Reasonable U n l i m i t e d
Dressmaking i Tailoring . . . .381 Snow RamoK-al
545
SALES, senreo and installation.
(313)227-9538.
Orywafl
382 Solar Energy
548
prices. (517)545-0267
Free
estimales.
Licensed.
f*ke.
X
BecMcal
400 Slomi Doofi/Wlndowj
.549
Chininey
I^aissance
• Bulldozing(313)437-4737
DUWl Trucking, sand, giaval,
Elaine Repair
40i Teiaphone Insl^atlon/Ssnrlca/
R O O F I N G
Grading
C
Excavatng
404 Repairs
.552
Cleaning,
J^eaazBtioas.
topsoil, stone, woodchips.
SPACE
MECHANICAL furnace
S I D I N G 00
Exfatioj Cleaning
405 T a l e v l s l o n W C R « a d l o C B ...563
(313)687-3371.
Buiklirtg & Rep. • Septic Systems A
replacement and duct worit 20
Fences
408 Tenl Rental
.56S
\ A A I N D O W S
Complete R£ modeling and
Rnancial Planning
409 Tree Service
.557
yrs. experience. Free estimates, WEDDINGS, portraiis, chiWren,
• Backhoe Work
V/IU. deivef beach sartd. fS
Home
Eiepuision
Services
Fireplace Endatuias
4i 2 Trenching
.560
pets, etc In my studio or your
free
quality.
(517)546^7.
V
sand, crushed stone and load
• Drivevi/ays
The (Juality of Our Work is a CHMNEYS, fireplaoss, repaired,
Floor Senka
4)3 TrucWng
.56i
home.
No
minimum
package
gravel. Free estimates. Clink
I3irect RcflecUon of the Image
Furnacas Insiafled^epalred . .4i6 Typewrltar Repair
J564
• Culverts
required.
Vefy
resonable
rates.
telined
or
built
new.
Licensed
and
and
Reputation
(
R
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n
a
i
s
s
a
n
c
e
Furnhjie BUkis^, Finishing,
Typing
-565
Trucking & G r a d i n g .
• Top Soil, Sand
insured. Free estmates. Serving
Rcnovaflons fromotes.
Repair
417 Upholstery
.568
(313)632-€583.
Housecieaning Rock Solid Ptiotography.
Oarage Door Repair
420 Vacuums
.509
Owner 1>utidpaiioii Eocoa^ial ALL areas. Northville Constaic(313)624-9483.
Gravel
t « Also COVER «am»ito»Em»w
Ganges
421 Video Taping Service
.572
Fully lnsiiKil
mmoow axxs, sus t CASHO ETC
Seivlces
tion. (313)878-6800.
Glass Stalnadamaled
434 wallpapeiing
.576
AiiHIorkFuIiirGaaianietd
t EiESinOUSHS. coons-SDHQ
•Since 1967t MSUsB)FOn«oURPnoiECTDN
GtewhounM/Sunroomt
425 Wall Washing
.573
Piano
Tunii^
Upholstery
•k F r e e JEstimates -k
Gulten
428 Washw/Oryer Repair
.577
Sxing
Han<*yman M/F
429 water CondHonlng
.580
Repair/
AFFORDABLE Quality Commer­
License ». 2101092735
Clock
1685-2101
HauOng/aoan Up
432 VKalif Weed Control
.58i
NORTHVIUE
cial Ctean'mg. References. Free
Heattna/Cootng
433 Weddng Sendee
384
Refinishing
(313) 2 2 7 - 0 5 5 5
estmaies. (313)227-9391.
Home Safely
436 Welding
385
M I L F O R D
Housecieaning Sereice
437 VilenDrtoig
588
POND DREDGING Spedalisl CARED 4 Services, has opening
Income Tax
440 Vl/inctows & Screens
389
SUPPL.Y.CO •
QUAUTY woriunanship on addi­
Turn km a welland areas into lor residential, commeraal or 10% O F piano tuning & repair, . l.lODERr.liZATiqNS,
insulallon
441 iWadiar S « v i c e
390
. ^. • : UILFORP •'
CHOOSE with Confidencel
tions, roofs, baths, kitchens, BOB Johns Watch 8 Clock decorativB swimming or fish
Window iWasWr^
391
new construction cleaning. senior disfxiunls. CaW Steve
Smiths Upholsteiy seiyii^ Nixtiv
repairs & remodeling. Licensed S (Bpar, 8020 W. Grand River at rearing ponds. Equipped for last,
(313)437-4529.
Bonded,
reasonable
rates,
ville, Milford. Brighton &
Anyone Providing •600.00 or rriore In inateiiai and/or labor insured. (313)476-3767
FALL rates. Alum.'Vmyl. Siding.
efficient
worit.
Mark
Sweet,
Hacker
Rd.
(313)229-5505.
(517)223-3309.
for residential remodeling, construction orrapairis required
sunounding areas. Outstanding
Gutter. Trim, windows. Roofing.
REPAIRS: Cafpentry,
_Giandlalher Ckicks. wail Boor, Sweetoo, Inc. (313)437-1830.
tiy state law to be iicans»l selectkjns & iwrkmanshipl Free
MAID IN IMCHIGAN. Insured and
/ Decks.. Licallied/lnsmad;
Sprayed Caffing Textuf«F#id»- table fSocks. Wind-up or quartz,
ir-ffl,
r-.
•'eslimaiK.-ptak-up & ddivwy.
bonded. Thorough, depondabio
(313)685^)366.
Basemenl'-Remodeling. we.sennoe Ihem aU in our shop.
(517)634-9752, 1-80O-882-O498.
POND DREDGING
Antiques are our specialty. Our specialty. Wide track dozing. home cleaning. Equipment
(517)223-7618,
call
after
6pm.
John
Mc^racAen
JOHNSON Rooling & Constox;A M E S BROS.
supplied. Relerences available.
Watches,
hands,
battenes,
sdd
tion.
Specializing
in
residential
Accounting
Wil assist in DNR permits. State
adjusted while you wait. Full lk»nsed contrador, over 29 yrs. (313)227-1440.
CEMENT COMPANY
shingles & repair. Free estimales,
Wallpapering
senrice jewelry repair.
reasonable rates. (517)521-3909.
. experience. Joseph Buono.
Basements
Repair, Regulating,
(313)229^25
Curbs and Gutters
Ms(»llaneous
Rebuilding, Refinishing
ROOFING and siding. Family
Driveways-Garages
operated Licensed and insured.
R-T Trucking & Excavation.
Drywall
Pole Barns - Patios J&J Business Services,
(313)685-3986,
(313)48&4526.
Grading, hauling, perit test,
Sidewalks
pplessbnal accounting servces.
basements, drain fiekis, drivePlastering
Financial statements and compi­
Licensed Builder
A 1 Walpapering, experienced,
ways. (313)229-5600.
313/227-7301
lations, bookkeeping, accounts
reasonable rates. Gail
• Decks
Fiee EstnulK - ljcanud and limial!
SAND, gravel and till dirt HOUSEHOLD DILEMMAS.- Are
receivable invoicng, tax prepara­
(313)348-7228. Nancy
Bob Cat Light Grading
• Adtfitkxls
A-1 Quality drywall. Free esti­ delivered. Culver Constmction, you to busy? Call Carol the
tion, and business start-ups.
(313)344-9817.
Since
Service
• Klt(*efls arid Baths
mates, Icenseii, insured, reler- Ins. (517)546-8660.
(313)229-2020.
DILEMMA Solver (313)522-9900.
1950
• Basement Finishlr^
Vies Plastering. New and repair
CUMB 'N The Walls with paper
ences. John. (313)449-5284.
FOUNDATIONS: Residential or
Additons, texture and decorative
and pa'ml 15 years experience.
• New Home
commercial. Concrete iwills and
ABLE Drywall: new. moderniza­
work Call Vic lor estimate,
Free estimaias. (517)548-1394.
Constfuctton.
Aluminum
B
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S
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trenchins. We do top quality work
tion and repairs. 25 years
Musical
(313)229-7206.
Planning and Design
EXPERIENCED
paperiianger.
Siding &
at competitfve pnoes. For free
experience, (seasonable rates.
Servicsa
A N D SIDING C O .
SYSTEMS,
WE'RE back. Cunningham Plas­
Reasonable rates. Call Kathi.
Instiuctkin
estimate cal Contractors TrerehAlso painting and insurance
Cleaning
Hot Asphalt Build-up
tering. New, existing and repair.
(517)546-1751.
ir^ Sennce at (313)669^,
worit. (313)229^.
(313) 2 3 1 - 2 7 0 5
BASEMENT
Roofs, Shingle
Low ratestorquality crattsman9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. Monday
PAPER
Hanging by Lonaine.
Roofs, Aluminum
shiD. 30 yrs. experience. Free
A-1 aluminum S vinyl skiing, trim, ttirough Friday or (313)227-1123
EXCAVATION
Free estimates. .19 years experi­
Gutters
anci
Down
estimates.
(517)546-7S9.
seamless gutters, repairs, roofs. 24 hours.
Brighton
ence. No Job too small.
Bulldoang
M U S I C LlESSONS
Spouts. Aluminum
AND
TRUCKING
Licensed. Davidson's,
(517)548-3181. (517)548-2104.
G.T.S. Concrete. We do custom
Siding
and
Trim.
P
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a
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(313)437-8990, call anytime.
Builders Supply
work. Ail types ol flatworit,
Licensed
S
Insured
Best worit at the best pnce.
WAUiJAPERlNG.
in business 25
Plumbing
Strings - Wind
ALUMINUM Vinyl siding-Roofing. exposed agorMate. Lcensed
40 years experience.
WILUCKER HOMES, INC.,
years. Reasonable rates.
7207 W.Grand River
G.J. Kelly Construction. and insureo. Light grading/
(313)437-0097
(313)348-9700.
3 4 9 ^ 5 8 0
Brighton, Michigan 48116
Northville
available. BLBiDOZING AND TRENCH­
L i c e n s e d / I n s u r e d . excavating
Seteut*
Music
Stadto
WAUPAPER
hanoing, removal
(517)546-1499.
(313)685^.
ING. Old driveways repaired.
Noithvillo
and painting. Guaranteed.
(
3
1
3
)
3
4
9
3
1
1
0
New driveways pul In. Gmvel
AFORDABLE plumbing repairs.
Fences
JOHN'S Aluminum. We do
(313)878-9651, (313)878-6297.
haukng. Free Estimates. VAIDIC
IT C O S T S N O M O R E
Water heaters, faucets & Ireezeakiminum and vinyl skiing trim.
EXCAVATING. (313)685-7346.
Fax:313'227'6858
ups, etc. Inter Flo Systems. R-T SicSng S Decks. Pkis roofing.
Replacement windows, storm'
Painting/
1st c l » s woritmansh^
Drywall - Metal Traclt
Ucensed. (313)229-6126.
Licensed & insured.
windows and doors, extosures
BULLDOZING, land clearing,
FIRST P i J V C E VVIfMER oi two
and
Stud
•
Tools
Wetjding
Decorating DIKBGANS Plumbing. New and (313)229-5600.
and awnkigs, roofing, gutters and
pnvate
roads,
backfjl,
finished
naiional awards, H A M I L T O N
•
Materials
•
Insulation
downspouts. Repair and insur­
FENCES
of
all
kinds.
We
do
it
all
grading.
Clink
Trucking
&
Repair. Uscensed and insured. THE BARN DOCTOR. Reroofing
Service
has been satisfying oistomere
• Acoustical Ceiling and Grid
ance worK Insured state license
induding repairs. Custom worii.
Grading. (313)632-6583.
(313)229-5258.
and repairs with metal, asphalt,
for over 3 5 y e a r s .
number 067468. Free estimales.
ABSOLUTE
quality
painting,
WE
DELIVER
Satislaction
guarantee.
Fully
- FREE E s l i m s l M - Dwigns
or wood shakes. Custom residen­
Call (517)223-9336 or residence
insured. Quality Home and inlerior/exterior, reasonable, reli­
• AddiSoni - DoiTTMn
tial roofing. All root repairs FINEST quality wedding and
P L U M B I N G
[517)223-7168, 1134 Elliott
able, references. Free estimates.
Garden, (517)546-2084.
-Kifchm-Bcta
guaranteed. Houses, bams and anniversa^ invitatkin ensembles.
ALL PHASES OF DRYWALL
Caipentiy
Road, FowlernSie.
(517)548-5184.
Repiair - Repbcennent
• Poich E n d O M W . rti
metal tools painted with airiess Also a setectkw of elegantyRemodeling, sprayed textured
Modernization
HAMILTON
BUILXlERS
spray. Staictural adjustments styled accessoriffi - napkins,
A womans touch! LB. Painting.
SIDING, trim, gutters, Reasonceilings, ceramic tile, bsmt.
Floor
Seivice
Can55d-S50O...24hrB.
Electric
Sewrer
Cleaning
engineered. Insurance work. matches, coasters, bridal parly
Spmce up for spring. Free
able. Free estimates, Quality
remodeling. Free estimales.
Free estimates. (517)723-6277, gifts and other momento iiems.
estimates. 22 years experience.
wofk. (517)545-3785.
L O N G
(313)878^2.
(517)288-3259.
Insured. (517)546-7748.
South Lyon Herald, 101 N.
STONE Mason Unkjue, creative
PLUMBING
ALL Typos of Plasiering and
Lafayette, Soulh Lyon,
worit New and repairs. Free
A-1 CARPENTER. Repairs, diywal repairs. Water damage.
(313)437-2011.
AND
Architecture estimales. (313)437-3228.
remodeSng: kitdiens, bathrooms, Licensed. No sanding. KELM'S Hardwood Poors Lav
Sewing
F A N C Y BATH
TRENCH Foundations, residen­ basements. Jim, (313)348-g6^ (313)348-2951 (313)422-9384. ^ d ^ ^ t e w T E i p e r i T s S n :
tiaL excellent worts. Call Tom
BOUTIQUE
Interior/Exterior
CARPENTRY. Rough framing, C & J Diywall. Hanging and Insured. (313)535-7256.
Welding
(313)669-2127.
trim carpenny, additions, decks, finishing new homes. Also.
•i.
Serving tlie area
WAUPAPERINO
moling. Dave. (313)380-1067.
repair.
(517)548-9295.
C.A.E. DESIGN. Drafting ol
since 1949
Reasonable Rates
Garages
Bui¥ing/
iBsidenti^ homes and additions.
FAIR rales, 15yrs. expenence. COMPLETE Drywall Senrice.
190 £ Main Street
CaD Loss or Brian
CUSTOM curtains, valances,
Decks, poie bams, remodeling & New & old. Repays, texturing &
$a^.lt (313)878-0638, Brian.
(313)
3 4 » 1 5 5 8
Norttiville - 349-0373
pillows, bed skirts, table dothes,
Remodeling
roofing. Jm, (517)548-1152.
fight
carpeniry.
(313)887-4361.
elc. (313)2270518.
tew Vision Designs. Residentel
S P A R K Y ' S Weldina &
EDWARD'S Plumbing and I^ICHIGANS MoM-. The very Maintenance Service. Mobile
desnning and additions, 40 cents
DREWS painl & drywall. Resi­
BILL OLIVER'S
Electrical.
1
1
yea.'s
experience.
per sq. ft (517)548-2247
A1 woritmanship on all new
dential & commercial.
dotti'mg alteratbns and new unit (313)229^71.
DOOR SALE
Painting & Wallpapering Reasonable rales. Guaranteed best
R . B e r a r d C o . I n c . (517)521-3972
homes and all renovaiions.
design. Sewingtorhome inter­
Garage doors & electric openers.
lOICHENS/BATHS
lowest
pnces.
(313)227-7466.
Licensed. (313)632-6757.
iors, 'I make slip covers',
M.B. Drywall. Complete service. Sales, seivice, inst^lation. Allen Neatness and quali^ work.
COUrmBTOPS/CASINElS
Bsement
ABANDON Your Search! AddiWINDOWS. DOOPS. ADDITIONS Located in Hartland. Free 0/erheari Door Co. Mich, license Interior, exterior Free estimales. FREE i SON PLUMBING & Ramona (313)449-4512.
#068011. A n n Arbor
WindOMfs &
Waieiprooling tions, basemenl remodeling, GARAGES. SUNPOOMS a DECKS estimales. (313)750-9063.
20 years
experience. HEATING. Proudly serving SEWING Room. Quality vroik.
(31 3)747-8577, Livonia
Lrvingslon and Oakland County Resonable pnce. Dressmaking/
n i E E ESnMATES
roofing, repairs, all remodeling.
(313)348-1935.
Screens
lor 25 years. For your best price l a i l o r i n g / a l i e r a i i o n s .
Lic&nsed & Insured PLASTERING and repair, 25 yrs. (313)261-0546.
Ucensed. (313)229-5610.
experience. NO DUST. Don,
~
BRIAN'S
Painting,
intenor
and
and
quality
work
call
349--05e4
(517)546-9120.
BASEMENT WATERPROOF­
(3f3)6»O601.
^ ^ " " ^ " ^ exterior. 17 yeais expenence. (517)548-5310. Licensed and
INGRAnA&SON
ING. 30 years waterproofing
Handyman M'F Misc. repairs. (313)4510987
insured. 24 hour senrice.
expefienoe. Top qualiljf work­
CONSTRUCTION
manship guaranteed. Reason­
FAST, reasonable, reliable, 15
Wrecker Service
Snow Removal
GALBRAITH Rumbing & HeatLICENSED BUILDER
Electrical
able fates. (313)449«07.
yrs. experienced. Bent Nail
ing. Only licensed plumbers.
WE CAN DO
P A I N T I N G
Const RH*, (517)548-4845.
EVERYTHINGI
Check our rales. Full service
(everything). (313)437-3975.
RESIDENTIAL
RMSH carpentry worie Howell,
1 ALL home maintenance
Brick, BiKk,
niEE eSTOIATES
Pindiney, Brighton area. ExcelINTERIOR
femodelng and repair. Custom
UCENSED. 15 yrs. expenence.
r.»H Rica (517) 546-5616
lenl worte (313)231-1883.
decks and storage bams. Quality
Cement
WALLPAPERING
New wort( & renovation. Seivice
R O O T S
work. (313)2274173.
JOURNEYMAN
Carpenter.
ADDITIONS: decks, new homes.
cals welcome. Free est ReasonMARTIN'S
Window Washing
Decks,
additons,
remodeling.
BY
1 ALL jobs considered. Home
Remodel, insurance work.
able rates. (517)548-1891.
E X C A V A T I N G
S exper
maintenance sped^ists. Refer­
Licensed builder. Free estimales. Ucensed builder. (313)229-8783
ELECTRIC
PATRIOT Plumbing, Iree esti­
FRANK MURRAY
stone. Cokl weather specialist Ucensed. (517)546^)267.
SNOW
ences. Dennis' Handyman
K R a BuiHing Co. Inc Exper­
mates, commeraal, Residential.
(313)229-9269, Roa
l^aotnossfitQucilty Work
Residential i commercial. Senrkie. (313)735-7027
PLOWING
ienced
rough
carpeni^
crew.
ADDITIONS. Remodeling,
Urnrales.(313)437-8227.
Guaranteed
A-1 BRICK chimneys, porches, repairs Ucensed. W. Franklin Specializing in new home Ucensed. Insured. Free esti­ A through Z. Ucensed and Top Grade Pdni Appll&d
&
RICK Mayville Plumbing Co.
conslniction. decks and pole mates. (313)486-4287.
fireplaces, cement S repairs. Buikjing Co. (313)231-1219.
24 yn. experience
Insured. Call: (313)684-1207
REMOVAL
Master Plumber. Licensed and
bams. (313)231-9605.
FREE ESTlMATES VimVI NO
Ucensed. Elmer. (313)437-501E (313)737-0267.
BUY IT.
KAI>fflYMAN«uilder. Fa, build,
Contracts Available
OBUGA110N
Insured. (313)437-8581
NEED a licensed elecircian fa
SELL i l .
A-1 Brick Mason. Chimneys, CUSTOM Woritf. Custom remod­ OLD and new home restoration.
remodel. Relerences. Senior
24 Hour Service
that small job around the house?
3 1 3 ^ 7 - 5 2 8 8
porches, fireplaces. Repair eling and new consiruction. Repairs, small and large. CiBtom
F R E E ESTIfVlATES
discount Bill, (517)548-3647
II so cal (313)229-6044.
specialis!. Licensed. C&G
trsn worit, stair railings, cabineis.
Howel.
Pol
e
Buildings
INTERIOR painting. Satisfied
VWONJ. (313)437-1534.
S S r ^ ^ a S l e ' ^ ^ e s ' Comptete'r«nodtf«g 10 years REPAIRS, Addiibns. Serv^. UGHT carpentry, drywall. paint­ refereneas.
PossiWe same-day
CEMENT, masivIry, quality wwk. CaEfic (313)^06424, leave experience. Relerences. Residential/Commercia
ing, home repairs. Ucensed. Call servk». (313)227-9486.
Licensed. Dave Burns.
(313)349-0098.
Reason^ prices. Free esti- message.*
Dave, (313)68M 636.
F I N D IT.
22 Years Experience
(313)437-5370.
JOHN Murphy's painting/
males. Ucensed. (517)5460267.
RMSHED bKements. Balhroom QUAUTY carpeniry and remod­
T R A D E IT.
MR. RX-IT. Complete home wallpapering, inlenor/extenor, WESTMORELAND Construction.
eling. Ucensed. Free estimales. SPIRIT Electric Co. Commerical
CEMENT wortt. Bar,ements. & kithen remodeling. Window
misc. repairs, free estimates. Pole buildings, residential and MIKES snow ptowmg and dump
Reasonable
rates.'and residential, licensed and repair. Electrical, plumbing,
CLASSIFIED
commeraal (517)468-3685.
gaiage fbors. driveways. Free replaament Ucensed bulkier.
(313)522-1041
caT)enlry.
Jeny,
(517)548^^
tnx* sewioe, (517)223-8151.
(517)5460267^
bonded. (313)887-5805.
esfenates. (517)5468444.
(313)227-7126.
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C&R
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381
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508
11
18
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BELGIUM browning 12 guage
aulo, polly. $395. Wincheslers,
pre 6)'s, 30x30, 32 $245 each.
(517)546-7347
Hdppy V d l e n t i n e p a y l * ^
Send a personal
Valer)tine's Day greeting
to your one and only You
can place a tiappy
Valentine's
Day ad In the February 12/13 edition of
your HomeTown
newspaper.
$7.49
for three lines,
S1.63 e a c h
^ ^„
Deadline:
F e b , 7th a t 3:30 p m
a d d i t i o n a l line
O u r cicjssifled c o u n s e l o r s will be f l o p p y t o i l e l p y o u w o r d y o u r m e s s o o e H e r e
"
ore s o m e examples:
MOM, you're the greatest,
WO love you!
Sam ana Joe
SbuidlngItedweod Timber
Big lieart only
$1.25 extra
HAPPY Valentine's Day to
the world's greatest
husband. Love, Robin
A(>pnlui and ftxMliy xivb*
Provld#<Jfrwby
TiI-Counly lAgglng, Iric.
P.O. Box 467 Oinion. Ut 4 « 2 3 6
«i7-4n-743i orai*.7u«i7a
weinee
(313)42^7227.
HOT tub. portable, 6 sealer. 5ft CLEAN Straw and Hay, large fimi
7-by 7 ft. I T , w/ cover. bales. Rocky Ridge Farm.
(517)5464265.
(517)546-7794.
CONTRACTOR specializing in
Carpet
additons, kitchens, bathrooms,
Installation
and basements. Exceptional
quality control resulting in
& Repair
saiistied cuslamers. 35 years
exponents. (517)548-5120
BYPASS the middleman. Buy
your caipels, blinds, or kilchen
KITCHEN
lloors lactory direct. Call
1(eOO)332-()B57
AND
BATHROOM
CARPET, vnyl, resireiches and
REMODELING
repairs. (313)878-5802.
IS F R I D A Y
AT3:30P.WI.
346
Sporting Goods
ALFALFA-Timolhy hay. lirst
cutting, delivery available.
(517)546-1631.
iivlrlgston County Phone 227-4436 or 548-2570 Oakland Counly 437-4133,348-3022, « 8 5 - S 7 0 5 or 669-2121
DEADLiNE
584^
IBM COMPATIBLE 286 PC
w/20Mb Hard Drive, 5.25- lloppy,
VGA Mono Monitor, Manuals,
software, 1 fylb RAM, 9624 FAX
Modem. $595. (313)960-0113.
WANTED:
HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY
313-227-8228
COMPUTER resale network,
matching buyers and sellers ol
used computer hanJware. Buyer
protection plaa CaU Compucyde, (313)887-2600.
m
A T 3:30 P . M .
^38
CANON LBP-4 (IBM) Printer
w/SC-1 Font Card, Epson
emulation card, manuals, cables,
$890. (313)624-3561.
or 8FT. pool table w/accessories,
FULL Size bed, mattress like (31 3)887-1 099
Goods
$250; relrigerator, $50.
new, dresser wilh hulch, mirror. (313)887-8764.
Light pine. $400. (313)227-6090. WEDDING dress w^«l, satn, (517)54&8847 alter 6pai.
FISHING tackle. 1950, lures and
„,„
.
~,. high neck, long sleeves, size 5-6. ALUMINUM and steel on she reels, $100. (517)546-8725.
; i r RCA color Tv withrabbitear
cook skjye, Colonc. 30 j250, was $500. (517)546-4542. welding. Certified welder. Weldrange wilh sell cleaning oven
antenna. $50. (313)349-9362
ing To Go.- (313)231-1823, Rick GUNS FOR SALE! 10% over
cost Hand gun permit requfed.
good cond. $100. (313)669-4355.
21CU.FT. chest deep Ireeze,
A sel ol 1 lo 12 inch Mikes. 1985 (313)878-3596 asktorMark.
$250.'Uke new. (313)229-4149 GAS S\w Mustard yellow.
Musical
22x60 heavy duly predskin lalfie,
,after 4.
Woriis/looks f m $75ke&l Van
also pbk-up full ol cut tags. ICE SKATES - New & used.
Instiumeitts (313)632-7668.
Large selection. Trade-ins
bucket seats tan Good cond
accepted. Wrights HWI Hard2 UGHTED curio cabir»ts, beige, $20 each. (313)349-2328 eves.
3 mo. old, never used. $1,195
BIKES, filing cabinet, fnaple dry ware. 29150 W. Five Mile,
^'^r?
'""slard cotor, $100, 1990 RED peari export 5 piece sink, refrigerator, rototiller. mini Livonia 1 block E. ol Mkjdiebe,!
l^.iiAVcio^""
°' (3'3)227-7452
drum sel, ^ cond7$450, vw8 bike, dog kennel, 16' boat Mon.-Fri., 8.00am-8pm, Sal, 4
'P13)347-4619.
..... ^
u. bafoain. (313)348-8463.
'
' place
" ' — bike cairier. Sun., 9am-5pm, (313)422-2210.
wMiolor,
4
,_,
~
—77 KENMORE d(y», large capacity, . - •
i-nwooj^a'ti
-3\^ARoldco<jcJi4toveseali»/4
^(,'ks good. $75 FENDER amp, 1969, 12"
•{,fil™««i'nni^7t?'"
(3^3)437-1351.
speaker, like mi. $135. Etectric COMMERCIAL refr^eiation ur^L
Farm Products
bkie, $400. (313)486-4712.
KINGSIZE waterbed with 12 S"''^''
Elecira w/ 30x811, walk-in, approximately
APPLIANCE service call S ^ g ^ Z Z ^ T e h e ^ , \LT^725^'^^ ' ^ '^^"^^
<31^'^21^231 ll
no answer leave messeage at;
^35 includes diagnostic, and
new, best olfer. ("7)546-8725.
.estimate. 15 years experience, (313)547.3493
GRAND pianos bought and sold, (313)938-4566.
ALFALFA hay, exc. cond.. first
best rales in area. Larry's
^
piano tuning, appraising, rebuild- DIAMOND engagement &
•^Applance. (517)546-2629.
KINQ
mteA>wi. ikul selLing and relinishing. John. wedding rings, size 6, paid and s e c o n d c u t t i n g .
(517)546-7794.
McCracken. (313)349-5456.
$1300, selling for $700.
•A* reconditioned appliances: $125. (517)223-3543.
fS F R I D A Y
i s ?
BRAND NEW Ultra 386SX
20MHz notebook-size laptop
w/20 meg hard drive. VGA
display, 3.5" (loppy drive, AC
charger, Canying Case 4 1 yr.
wananly. $1,495. (313)960-0113.
It
REACH OVEH 165,000 POTEhTTIAL CUSTOMERS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 136,^^
DEADLINE
301
WANTED, standing timber, 5
acres or more. Whiilaker Timber
Corp. (51 7)872-3065,
(517)872-3405 evenings.
SOLUTION
151
PiANO TUNING
WANTED, stol cars 4 Irack,
Aurora, AFX, Tyco 4 others.
(313)227-9637
WEEK'S
122
KONICA 2203 ZMR copier.
Extras. $1500. (313)347-2850.
362?
TWO identical pedestal Victorian
sinks and fixti/res. Willing to
negotiate. (313)632-7538.
LAST
AKC Beagles, 10 months ohf in AKC Bnttany pups. Orange/ GOLUE pups AKC sable, shots, GOLDEN Relrievers puppies, LABS, black, AKC, shols, PUG, all while, 11 mos., paid SHIH TZU puppies, AKC.
Gregory. (313)49^3271.
l i n e s . $150, Will take best ofler. beautilul, exc temperament.
AKC, 4 femalos, 3 males. Good c h a m p i o n s h i p
white, liver/white, womied, shots. womied. (313)629-1530.
Have
both
parents.
(517)548-2874, (517)548-1548, (313)629-5480.
$250. (51 7)548-91 1 0 . DARUNG female Shih Tzu, good lamily dogs. (313)887-6119
USED
Copers.
Toshiba
7812,
28
E(;uipment
(313)437-7419.
Bill: (313)759-5056.
CPM., with sorter. Zoom lens, AKC Black Lab puppies. 10(517)546-3542, alter 6pm.
naiured, loveable and housebroPUREBRED Sheepdog, noods
GOLDEN Retnevor pups, AKC,
multiple trays 4 stand. $200. weeks. Current medical. CHINESE Shar-Pei puppies, 10 ken, 5 yrs okj. (313)437-8503.
MALTESE puppies, males 4 room, good w/children, $50. SHIH Tzu puppies, 3 males.
pedigree, exc. confirmation,
Sawn 7B0, 20 CPM. dual paper (313)498-3346.
Black, vi*iie and bnjwn. AKC
wks., housebroken For infoma- DOG RUNS. Enclosures, shots, both parents. $250. females, AK(i, shos, 6 wks. oW. (313)231-9875.
dewormed, first shots, gieat with
(313)887-6261.
1) oak iomiica credenza; (2) oak trays, $75. Conlact Andy Kotarba
ton call: (313)684-2143.
(517)546-8914.
kennels.
Persistently.
ormica desks w/ secreianal or Ron Walter. 1313)4494401.
children $375. (313)8786587
AKC German Shepherd, lemaie,
(517)548-6549.
MEDIUM sized plastic dog ROTTWEILER pups, AKC, excelreturn: (1) grey exec, chair: (2)
2 yrs., large bonedl SaWe, $225. CHOCOUTE Lab puppies, 5
HAND lamed gray Cockatiel, 2kennel, like new, $30. ktnt lemperameni large boned.
males,
3
females.
Wake
otter.
grey side chairs: {1)6'x18-iabie:
(313)349-5982
(313)876-9113
ENGLISH Pointer neutered male, yrs. old, $20, no cage. (517)548^147
(313)437-0851.
(1) 3>(1B- table; 1) video table,
Household Pets
very k)voable, 3 yrs., housebro- (517)5464657
misc. items. Fa further intormaAKITA puppies, AKC, OFA show COCKATIELS, white or gray, $30 ken, great with kids. Also 1 yr. HOUSETRAINED lap-size family MINIATURE Schnauzer puppies. SHH TZU pups, AKC 7 wks.,
lion call (313)887-1099 or
'^fj
BUYH.
or
pet, lots ol color, each. Cananes. (517)546-7141, lemaie, miniature Shepherd/ pup. AKC Ausualian Terriers, vet AKC, shots 4 womied. Must self guaranteed. (313)227-2356 alter
(313)887-8764.
Collie mix Both tree to good
5.-30pm.
(517)543-3949.
SELL IT.
(517)546-5933.
(313)887-2422.
checked. (517)546-5933.
home. (517)546-5985.
FIND IT.
ADOPTABLE pets available'
A(jFA-Copal mini lab, 1 hr.
TRADE rr.
Animal Aid. Bnghtonls Big Acre. BLOODHOUND, spayed, lemaie, AKC CoPie pup. Eye check, GERMAN Short Hair Pointer IRISH Seller pups, 8 wks., PEACH taoe Love birds, hand SHH Tzu, AKC, gorgeous pups,
pholo processing. Call \ot details' Saturdays, 10am to 2pm. 1W yr., needs more room to shots
and wormed, pups. ExceSent hunting line. 9 champion sira, pet and show, fed, spoiled babytorsaki. 1(\vks. 7wks., shots, guaranteed.
(313)437-0060.
CLAaBlFiED
Relundabie secunty deposit.
(313)4864419.
wks. oW. (313)227-5295.
(313)887-1775.
old. (313)685-3096.
Reduced. (517)548-2476.
rome. (313)851-8158.
Business'Office
Call
to place
your
Norttlville 3 4 8 - 3 0 2 2
N o v i 348-3024
537
421:
17
326
Howell 548-2570 •
Brigtlfon 2 2 7 - 4 4 3 6
585
589
400
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541
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South Lyon 4 3 7 - 4 1 3 3
Milford 6 8 5 - 8 7 0 5
PAINTIN6
(313)684-2707
JIM ROOT
^:^
e-O-GREEN SHEET EAST—Thui^day. January 16, 1992
152
ABC (.tollers Apron Day Care
2-1 yrs mru 6 yrs Er.roil iodayi
{313)227.5330
Horses
And Equipment A ca'^na icensed day care home
has luli lime
(5:7)548 1 846
openings
Thursday. January 16. 1992-OREEN SHEET EAST—7-D
UCENSED home day care has
opervngs la loddois lull tme.
Meals, snacXs, country setting.
LoB ol TLC, Hours: 6am • 6pm.
South Lyon - Salem a-Tla, Ponti&c
Trajl and 6 mJe. (313)437-9653
164
r „ YR AOHA Bjcxin/i maro.
lSOO 2 taso '..'3..'or w'flfOisiog
roo^ ar'.'a al J wio e'oc:rc
S'a..« t?CiOO i3n,.!'864i&J
(3-3/-l342-ja
Food'Beverage
PEDIATRIC RECEPTIONIST
EXPERIENCED cake decorator.
Apply in person: Maxxum Foods,
606 N. Lafayene St, South Lyon.
Pan-time position, alternating
Saturdays. Please send resumes FAST growing direct sales
to E. Smith or complete companytookJnatorconsultants.
Will train. Full or part-time.
application at:
FtoxiWe fiours, monthly bonus.
Call Sue: Party Lite Gilts,
DMC Health Care Centers
(517)548-3543.
Woodland
41935 W. 12 Mile Road
LIGHTING Ehowroom seeking
Novi, Ml 48377
part-time help tor receptionist,
sales and slock posiitons. Apply
AWiated with The Detroit Medical Fnday, January 17, between
Center, an Equal Opporiunity 10am and 2pm al: Raid Ughting.
43443 Grand River, Novi,
Employer
ATTENION
LAID O F WORKERS
We can holpl Livingston County
Job Training Services ollors Iree
scholarships, retraining and job
search assistance. Call Judy,
(517 546-7450 to see i( you
quality. EOE Employer/Trainer.
Teachers and Teacher
Aides needed for child
care centers in Brighton
and Highland. C a l l
3 1 3 - 8 8 7 - 3 0 1 3 or
313-227-3505
Customer-oriented
Individual
to provide
clerical support to a
progressive
manufacturing
company.
Individual must have
excellent phone skills,
the ability to
EXPANDING automotive special­
manage more than
ty repair ladlity has opening tor
one task at a time
quail ied State licensed auto
a n d a positive
technidan. Must be perfonnance
oriented, have own tools, provide
cooperative attitude
quality woriwianship and enjoy
In order to be an
the aulo repair and relurbishing
effective meniber
business. Salary commensurate
ot the T e a m .
with ability. Apply in person:
W o r d Perfect
MikkJS Pertonnanca Engineering,
Knowledge helpful
4023 Ok) US-23, Brighton.
but not necessary.
A full-time position
EXPERIENCED Journeyman
with excellent benefits.
Electrician & eleciridan helper
All responses must be
Leave message evenings only at
received by 1/24/92
(517)546 8010.
A ca'iig. mai'jfo woman needed UCENSED day care home in
BRIGHTON BIG BOY
10 p'ovtfo arefiton and fun lor 2 Fowlorvilo has openings avail­
STaK ch.id'en m my South Lyon able lor children 12 months 10 4 Salad bar attondent, lull or
hor-.e Four naif.days a week years old Fun and Inendly part-time, cashier/hostess lor
ATTENTION factory workers.
Non.5mo«er. $6 per hour aimosphore Cralts. flames,
Positions opening now,
songs and more. Meals piwided. days and alternoons. Wait stall
•37! FHEr^H ^70 ro'^e •me'. (313)437-687!
(517)546-0645,
Great location in town. lor days. Apply in person.
J ' 80 0 or bosl offer
AFTERWOON mom 10 hoip with (517)223-3135
ATTENTION high school grads/
COOK aid snack counier, Iul
house S 10 creaio a warm, tun S
GED. Entry level positions
2 i^ o.d A 3 yr o<; M t Arao slruclured environment afler LICENSED Mother wishes to and part-time. Apply at Miltord
avaiiabte. (517)546^5.
' ^ a ' « 5is;er5 Gooc .oosers scioo! ior rwo chldren Duties care lor your chlld-^ionhvllle Lanes
NEEDED now mature insomniac AUTO body tecfiniaan. Hourly,
area. (3t3)M7-tl53
$4M oa (3:3,878 9:13
ircfjdo si^per-vis-ng homework,
EXPERIENCED pirza cook
PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
to get two sell-sulficient bo)^ oH no heavy frame work. Expenence
to school - ages 9 and 11, lues, required. (313)437-4163
•1 ARA.aA.^i gcfdng, cr-os!.'-ul, 6 proparrg sracks i dmner tor LOVING mom has openings in wanted. Possible management
position
available.
Apply
in
CSW's S LLP's w/speaalities in « Wed, from 6:45amto8:45am,
yrs 0.0 Erg'j.l or W«!Ofn cridrtin, Crivmg to^lron activities licensed Portage Lake home.
person:
Pizza
One.
1361
O
W
(m,sl have car) and general child Heidi (313)678-2248.
marriage counseling or $5 per hr. Call Jean, AUTOMOTIVE technicians.
U&23, Bnghton.
ca-e In add.Iion, we woud like
Immediate openings tor lull time
substance abuse needed lor new (313)685-2647,
4H
of hofsa ard por.cs he!p keeping house before LOVING odor woman wanted to
NOW accepting applkations lor outpatient clinic. Immediate PART-TIME opening tor otlioe, technicians in South Lyon. Sala.7
«.T-'(,ifl
Erg'sr or W(K:or,-. children get heme This is a tong be a nanny lor small child in my
)lus commission medical beneloliowing positions: Day waitper- openings available m Bnghton
;3-3./6' 93-13
term position wiih iho possibility Howell home, non-smoker. sons, host position, bartender, otlce. Send resume Center lor must be atde to work eves, and its, paid vacations. Call
Please wnte w/releronccs; Box
weekends.
For
appointment
caU:
of fu.it/nifl dunng the summer
(313)437-7011, ask tor Bob
bull person. Apply in person, 2 to Behavior in Medicine, 2004
6 'i^ od hail A^ab goU.ng 14 3
We oler an eicellent salary i 3569, c/o bvingston County 4pm, Tues. thru Fri. The Hogback Rd., Suite 16, Ann Mr. Corbett, Newton Furmturo- Miller.
EXPERIENCED mill handtortool
haids. 56 50 !3;3i685-92!0
Novi, (313)349-4600
P l e a s e s e n d resume to:
nco environment near Nonhville Press, 323 E. Grand River, Roadhoose at Oalt Point, 5341 Arbor, Ml. 48105.
shop in Howell. Must have tods.
BALLET teacher, 1'/, hours per Steady woric (517)548-1064.
tor the rcsponsitjio, hard working Howell, Ml 48843.
PART-TIME delivery driver, week at a preschool. Call lor
Bnghton Rd., Brighton.
P.O. B o x 980
0' ho'sos a'ld ()on<« individual Some tietibility MATURE adull lor child care 5
RN lor Medicare vsits, expen­ weekends only, Sal/Sun. day
w a n: 0 0 (3 1 3)4 3 7 265 7, rega'd.ng hours/days Please days a week and some late
ence prelened, HoweltBrohton/ shihs. $5 per hr. Applicattons more inio, ask lor Karen, EXPERIENCED saamstross tor
alterations on bridal Qovms and Fowlerville, Ml 48836
(313)348-2780.
(313,437 337
send a ieiior ol interest nights Call alter 6pm,
Hanland. Call 1(313)733-2883.
accepted daily, 830am-430pm.
ladiestemialwear Worit Irom
Denial
describing your background, (313)43 7-4222
BARBER wanted lor busy shop, your own sewing rtxjm. Send
Attn: Personnel
ALMOST r^njjij'o, 38* Black
RN'S-LPN'S WE NEED YOUi No phone calls please.
what you are looking lor in a pb
lull or pan-time. Leave message. intomiation and 5 references to:
QUALEX INC.
We are an
Slai'OP Cjle/ltinry $200
LPN's
earn
up
to
$17.0(yhour,
MATURE
non-smoker
needed
tor
i why you (eel you could axcei m
43045 W. 9 MILE RD
(517)625-4821.
EquiJi Oppoftunily Emptoyer
(313,f,,8'><'t)-i.O
RN's earn up to $20.00/hour.
P.O. Box 503, Pinckney, Ml.,
r.s posilion Respond lo South care of newborn in our Pmcliney
NORTHVILLE
BARTENDERS. Howell Eagles 48168.
Lyon HerakJ, Box 3578, 101 N home. 3 days per week. 7.30 am DENTAL AssBtant wflront desk Home Care Stall Relief. FAMILY
HOME CARE. (3131229-5683 or
3607, 380 S. National. AppfeaLafayene, Sooih Lyon, Ml 48178. lo 6 30 pm some Saturdays, expenence lor growing practice
EXTRA MONEYI Part-time GRINDERS/TOOL MAKERS,
(313)455-5683
must
be
ItexiNo.
Expenenced.
B u y i n g G o o d
WEEKEND hostess4i05t needed tions accepted alter 4pm.
in Millord, 4 day week. No
appointment setters needed. minimum 4 yrs. experience, must
A licensed day care homo in relerences. (313)878-9596.
tor Novi condominium devetop- Tuos.-Fn,
Saturdays. Full or part-time
(313)346-1515.
have own lods. Apply between
R i d i n g H o r s e s Nonhville has opening for 1 child
meni Neat appearance a must
RN-SUPERVlSOfl
MATURE woman needed to care Competitive wages plus benefits
BRIGHTON basoo video produc8am. and 3.30pm. at BC.R. Tool.
Rofo.-o.ng's (3!3i3470!77
Call
Mame,
(313)669-1560,
Mon.
tor my children in my Novi Ridge Call lor appointmeni,
Kiirx) A iLjnnie.- ndng
ton CO. looking tor ambitious
5975 Ford Cl, Brighlon.
FACTORY JOBS
Expenenced tor Modcare home through Fn., 9am to 5(«i.
PfoafCini Ic<j doHcr pad.
BABY/child care given, kind home. Mon-Fri. 7am-4:45. (313)685-0941.
male or lemale assoc.torlull time
Cc*
cara
agency.
Full
tme.
ExoeHent
Christian woman, lull tim.e, (313)7765242 evenings
career positon in video produc­
HAIRSTYUST Are you energetic
DENTAL assistant wanted, pay 4 benelte. Family Nurse WSI's needed lor Novi Communn
DAYS/AFTERNOONS
River, $75 a wk.
ty Education. Applications may tion. Expenence in video producf313) 750-9971 Chilson/Crand
motivated, and want to be in
MILFORD Mom will care tor your expenence prelened, 4 days/ Care (313)229-5683.
(517)548-1595
ton
dosiroable.
$8.50*r
based
be
pcked
up
at
25345
Tall
Rd,,
contnsl ol your pay? If so we are
child or children. Near 1-96. week Downtown Millord. Martha
Brighton Whitmore Lake
on expenence Benelits. Reply:
Novi between 8am-5pm.
tookingtoryou. Grondin's Hair
BABYSIUING m clean loving (313)685-7929.
(313)685-2035.
C/O Brnhton Argus, Box 3576,
A new world ol loarnmg awaits home. Low rales, good meals,
Center
is now hiring at our new
ADIA
Office
MOTHER ol 2 will babysit. DENTAL assistani lull time,
113 E, Grand River, Bnghton, Ml.
in nding or driving torsos. TLC, Lon (517)546-6246
Howell location. We oHor hourly
(313)227-1218
Howeii area. Ful! or pan-time, expenence necessary, exceltoni
Help Wanied 48116
o«or a complete lesson
compensation, commission
Oerlcjil
program tatorod for you From BABYSITTER, part-time morn­ reasonable rates, can stan Feb. salary S beneMs. Please ca8
bonuses, insurance program and
BRiGHTON
based
corporatton
General
Mary at (313)687-5292
FULLtime,part-time help, days. paid vacation, lisenced cosmeto­
bog^nnof to advanced student ingstor3 yr. old and 16 mo. old in 2 Nonsmoker. (517)546-9748.
looking
lor
6
permanent
lull
time
nding progfam dosignod to loach my home (517)546-2490.
MOTHER ol 2 with BA in DENTAL hVS'Onisl lor growing CUSTOMER Senrice, computer
posiitons in our customer service Apply in person, O'Connors Deli, logist cal (313)664-5903 ask tor
you Ihe most. For more BRIGHTON Mom has day care Psychology has openings. Rclor- Millord practice. Expenence wil
department. Sala^ starts at 8028 W. Grand River, Brighton. Marianne.
and
olfice
skills.
(517)5466571,
inlormalion cal (313)437-0889
ACCOUNTING Supervisor
openings lor chWren 1 yr and ences. Pinckney, (313)231-4314. sonic scaler a must. Part-time,
$1,500 per month plus benefit
BUSY construciKJO olfice in West seeking a highly qualified CPA package. Company irainini
ARABIAN Horses. Moving, up. Pre-school activities, sale MY Mom lor rent Will give your flexible days, no Saturdays. Cal
Bloomlield
has
an
immediate
with
successlul
experience
play aroa, lots ol lun ndudod.
lor appointment, (313)6a^0941,
irovided. For interview, call
^,,tnJi.,,^
Must sef (517)546-6024
opening lor an expenenced directng an accounting depart­
$2,0(yhr. Sandy: (313)227-4547. 3-5 yr. old sale loving care in
Bnghton area. Mon-Fn. Sings, DENTAL hyganiBl II you are secretary. Musi be ve7 know- ment Must be able to utilize ietweon 1pm and 4Dm Monday
BUYING HORSES Were always
thni Fnday. (313)227-6650.
computers i computer systems.
m the marKcl lor trail horses, lair CHILD Care Si Pafs mother lof plays, reads and likes KfcDo- inioresled m a lull or pan-time todgoabie in Microsoft and Lotus.
lull time or iaichkoy ciiildren, 2'h nalds Experienced with reler­ posilon in a progressive, high Pemianeni lull lime position. Expenence in public school CARING person to wort< in adult
martiol value (313)347-1068
ences. 2 blocks Irom Rotorama, quality, Inendly oHce, please ca8: Good beneMs. Must be able to budgeting & accounting losier care home, very responsi­
years or older. (313)229-7847
(313)229-4021.
(517)546-167!).
start now. (313)737-8800.
prelerred. Apply to: Duke ble. (517)548-2698.
CHILD cars needed lor a toddler
EQUINE VETERINARY
in my Grogory/Stockbhdge area NEED beloro school care lor EXPERIENCED denial assistant CLERICAL S telephone answer- Williams, 4740 Bauer Rd., CARRIER needed for porch
SERVICE
home. Own transportation. Send Hornung School sludenl, 3 wanied lor lull lime position, ing help needed lor office. Send Brighton, Mi. 48116. Equal delivery ol the NORTHVILLE
Pursuant lo the terms of a grant between the U S
Opportunity Employer. Deadline RECORD in the Wtowing areas:
A new ciinic servicing Lwingston resume and relerences to: P.O. mornings per wk. (313)227-6032 Fowlerville, Iriendly relaxed resume: CPA, 22777 Rentord,
Environmental Protection Agency and the National
for
applications,
1-20-92
Box 23, Gregory, Ml 48137
leave message.
atmosphere. Call (517)223-3779, Novi. 48375.
Yeri^es and Beat. (313)349-3627. Council ol Senior Citizens, tho EPA f^tor Vehicle
Counr/
CHILD care. Fowlemlle area, NEEDED babysitter lor inlani in
CARRIER needed lor porch Emissions Lab in Ann Arbor is seeking qualilied persons
CLERICAL/SECRETARIAL.
DR ONDI COX
inlani & up, 4 openings, close to our Novi homo Part-tme days,
delivery ol the Monday Green AGE 55 or OVER, to work under this program in the
Small concrete and asphalt
(313)227-0072
Me<j
i
c
al
school i park. Teacher's children non smoker, relerences,
Sheet in the following Miltord loliowing capacities, on a full- or part-time basis:
company. Computer expenence,
PROGRAMMER/ANALYST
welcome. Home atmosphere, (313)347-8637.
ENGINEERS
areas. Shirley, Delrose, Central,
typing and phone Part-Ome to
EXCELLENT care, horses
exenenoed tor aii ages, Stan
Iul time in spring, Cal Tammy at: Environment includes: IBM 9375, and East Streets. (313)685-7546. Several positions are available which involve assisting in
boarded, indoor/butdoor arenas, Feb, 1. Please cal to set up NEEDED bebysiner to care tor
(313)684-2500,
box stalls Individual turnout : „ , ^ , ^ / i ; i 7 i - y « - w c o
DOS/VSE, COBOL aCS, DL/1 CARRIER needed lor porch the technical and regulatory evaluation ol automotive
infant boginring let of March in
avalabJe Lessons^a^iing Since '"'ewew, (517)223-7369,
your home, full time, non-smoker, HOME HEALTH AIDES Certfied CLERK/typist, full lime, lor and a Novell 386 LAN. B.S. delivery of the Monday Green and small engine emission control systems under
1975 $165 mo. (517)548-1473, CHILD care Hartland area, 9 yrs, relerences required. Preler or no expenence - Iree traning, medical clinic near 12 Oaks Mall degree or equrvalenl, a minimum Sheet in thetoltowingHowell Federal emission regulations and standards, performing
excellent pay and benelits. in Novi. Miscellaneous record ol 2 years COBOL oxperience areas: Lake Si, Hggins. N. Court engineering analysis, processing and auditing of fuel
GOING on vacation7 Got P ' P ^ T ' * ; reasonable rates. Wixom Miltord area. Please call
FAMILY HOME C A R E , keeping, filing, phones, and and good interpersonal skills. and N. Barnard. (517)546-4809.
economy activities. Mechanical or automotive engineer­
(313)684-0789 alter 5p.m.
horses'' in leed ihem. Exper. tots o( TLC, (313)632-6124.
(313)229-5683 or (313)455-5663 typing. Must be accurate and Expenence in retail applications
ing degree, knowledge ol automotive engines, emission
poncod, injstwonhy horsewoman. DEPENDABLE, licensed day NEEDED: oldaf persontot>abysit
CARRIER
needed
tor
the
porch
vwJ be a good plus. We offer a
control systems and ADP applications preferred. Some
Roforoncos. (313)437-2232.
care in my home. Family 8 month old chiW in my Brighlon HOME HEALTH CARE RN'S, dependable. Benefits. Call office
delivery
of
the
Monday
Greencompetilrve salary and excellent
positions require knowledge of concepts and praciices
GROOM waniod for small bam in alnwsphere, fun activities, food homo. CaJ (313)227-«»1 mom- LPN'S & AIDES. Work tor the manager, (313)349-7337,
sheet In the tollowing, Ore Lake
specific to smaller horsepower engines (50 HP and
only U ol M alliiated home health FULL time olfice help, answenng benelits. Send conlidential and Hamburg areas. Winding
exdiange lortessonsfx lease ol P'^^
„R,^«^ences available, ings before 2pin.
below) and equipment.
care agency • Visiting Care. phones, typing invoices, inputtino resume and salary histo^ to: Trail, Wide Valley, Rne VaBey
horse (313)685-1133.
(517)223-9726.
23333 Commerce Dr., FarmingPART-TIME babysiner needed in Relavent experience required.
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST
Sub. (517)S46-48(».
HORSE boarding, pnvate lacbty, DEPENDABLE child fare has our Novi home (10 mito S Talt) Premium lor high lech skills. on computer. Apply in person, A ton Hills. Ml 48335-2764.
Performs economic and market analyses in support ol
I
F
Wood
Products,
7848
Anention: Human Resources.
tor 5 mo. old boy. Mon-Fri Variety of assignments avajable
da,^ Uirrtiuts, lots ol TLC, mil« f P * ! " ? , " " ' , " * ^ ^ * *
Boardwalk. Brighton,
CERTIFIED technidans, new regulatory development elforts. Professional knowledge
ni iraik 13131684-5699
Located 3 miles S. ol Mason off mornings, (313)344-2966.
throughout S E Mich. Call today
01 trails. (diJ)bB4 i>bMa.
g^ii
(517)23--0322 alter
Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, GEO of economic and financial aspects of the non-road
GENERAL
office,
work
process­
Brighion:(313)229-0320,
NonhPROFESSIONAL coupio seela
expanding dealership needs engine Industry Is required, as well as knowledge of
HORSE boarding, private bam 5pm
pen-tims care tor IH yr old in vilte: (313)344-0234, Ann Artxir: ing, phones, and booUieeping.
several technidans. All skill concepts and practices specllic to smaller horsopowor
has 3 stalls now availabio. Daily ricDciunAPi c
(517)5460545.
(313)930-0050.
ieveis, GM experience engines (50 HP and below) and equipment is necessary,
turnout wz-arga shelter arxJ 5
iin hnhiii i„
S ouf home. {313)363-6032,
(313)553-6300, ext 516.
INSUFiANCE biller. Family prac­ HIGH volume public goll course
prelerred, bui nol necessary. Pay
TEST PROCESS DOCUMENTATION SPECIALIST'
iKres ol pasture Located 5 miles ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 * 1 ' * ^ " L " . ' ^
and benelits to compensate wiln (Doorciinales the documenjation:;Ot existing or proposed
i ; | J ^ ' ' s ^ » S . ^ SOUTH LYON .arm day cafe. tice alliliated wilh Lansing needs Inendly cifstomor sen««
so.h 01 Fenton. ( 3 1 3 ) g ^
General Hospital. Fullime- 3 yrs. oriented person w/secfstarlal
proveo abilities. Call tof appoin- automotive efjilssion and/^r cheimicaHabofalory proces­
"•"'*'•' ol relerences. Ask tor Sharon, Nurturing environment tor child-,
cutrcini „CPJ,, ICP-9, ,(??dipg,, skil^ and ^professional telephone Full time person rieede'ff to. ment (517)223-9142 askforferk ses. Prolessional levpl o^aniialional, planning, scien­
HORSES BOAPOED (617)546-5344. . . . . ren, full or pan-time. Fun manual billing and. posiing. manners.. Mon. ihnf Fri., occa­ mantain weekly contact with Vlfilde.
aetivitisB, close-(o-'iohools.
tific analysis, written commiinlcation, coaching and
MEDIC Computer experience sional weekends, 40 hrs. per current advertseis and to make
EXPERIENCED chiW care, N. (313)437-1901.
training skills are required. Knowledge ol chemical,
CNC
Mill
operator
(Fadal).
week.
Stall
4/1^2.
Send
resume:
helpful.
Send
resumo
to:
POB
new
calls
on
prospective
custom­
80 acres to graze, $75/mo. Territorlal/Pontiac Trail area.
Mr. Jim Phelps, 8810 W. Sx Mie ers. Position win most likely be Familiar with seti^ & prooram- automotive or mechanical laboratory operations is
209, Webberville. Ml -18392
Hay and feed induded. (313)665-3368.
Rd., Northvile, Mi., 48167.
available late in Febnlaiy. Good ming, minimum experience 3 yrs.
(517)548-4722.
EXPERIENCED child care. N.
Elderly Care MAiPN of X-ray tech with MA
SECRETARY/ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS
opportunity for the right w/toolmaker's background, own
UVONIA
base
title
co.
tooking
tor
experience
needed
in
busy
famiy
Territorial and US 23 area.
Assists with administrative olfice duties, handles re­
marketing/advertising graduate. tools, overtime. (313)437-4171.
experienced
mortgage
doser
and
praciice/indusirial
medicine
&
Assistance
IBHA registered GniHa Mly born (313)665-3368.
Sales experience helpful.
quests for information from the public and coordinates
olfioo. Part-time. Experience m processor. Full time position. Dependable vehicle required. COORDINATOR tor sentor nutri7/89. Groat dun factors, (juiet EXPERIENCED mother ol 2 girls
tton program. Pemianent part- communication issues among various offices, WordproECG, venipuncture, PFT and (313)464^171.
Mikiage plus salary, and commis­
time, weekdays. Bookkeeping/ cessing and/or computer experience is required.
patient histories necessary.
sion. Benelil package at the end
$600, (517)223-3307.
cPR trained, oood home envron- COMPANION, female prelened
MA,NUFACTliRERS
REP
computer
experience a plus. Please indicate which position you are applying for and
Please
send
resume
to:
1036
t.
tor 85 yr woman. Dunham Lake
ol 520 hour probation period.
UGHT barn chores, tor nding ment (313)349-1955.
Respond to: P.O. Box 503, your date of birth. Send your resume to:
area. Own transportation, 4-6 hrs
Pi^er, Brighton, Ml 48116.
Smoka-lree
environment.
No
Seeking sales secretarial person
Atiantic St, Milford, Mi., 48301.
Jeanine Helnrlcli
f,V,mp%'.; o ^ ^ L " ? ! ^ " " " ' FAMILY Day Care. Small group, daily. Salary based on experi- Attention: Diane.
for oflice & sales support phone-calls, apply:
U.S. Envlfonmental Pfoleclion Agency
(313)8e7-l7rS alter 6pm.
, opening. Experier«ed, Relor- ence and duties. Relerences
COUNTER
Sales
help
and/or
functions, order pnjccssing &
Human Resources Office
butehers helper. Apply In peison:
LARGE round tiale leeder tor enoes. Education background. required. Call (313)889-2974
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
communications. Typing, compu­ HomeTown Newspapers
2565 Plymouth Road
Manr's
Meats,
1
0
^
E.
Grand
horses, $210. Fowlerviile Co-Op Downtown Howell. Sue, after Spm.
ter, &telephoneskiBs essential.
Parsonnel Olfice
(517)548-0117.
Ann Arbor, U\ 48105
River,
Brighton.
(313)229-4510.
(517)223-9115.
Need
excellent
assistant
lor
Send resume to Ganetl Burgess 323 E. Grand River Avenue
EXPERIENCED loliable mom will
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Howell, Michigan 48843
MORGAN mare, bay, 3 yrs. oW. FOWLERVILLE Mother ol 2 care lor your childr£n 18 mo. and active medical-podiatry practice. Inc., P 0. Box 966, Novi, Ml.
CURRENTLY recniiting mllable
$7.25
per
hour
Starting
salary
48376.
Super Western or Hunt Seal. would like to care tor 1 child or up in the Novi area. References
people to do light industrial work
and higher. Livona/Novi area
lamily, smoke Iree, child sale avafable. (313)349-6047.
We are an Equal Opportunity ,n Famiingiyon HiUs. $5.00/hf.
(313)727-2563.
Full or pari lima. Excellent PART-TIME, afternoons, plus 1 Emptoyer
environment, infants welcome.
e.-OOamto2:30pm. ETD TemporHOME
care
lor
stroke
patient.
Iul
day
per
week,
phones,
some
benefits.
(313)478-1166.
(517)223-7402.
ROSE.HILL
ary Service. (313)464-7078
Available
am.
South
Lyon
area.
computer
worit,
general
office,
AREA
businesses
are
getting
DRESSAGE
FULL or part-time child care. (313)437-6750.
apply in person, uassic Carpel bacl( in Ihe swing. We need CUSTOMER servtofl. Good math
-• .Lessons, boarding, training,
Whitmore Lake, west of US23 on
West. 910 E. Grand River, dependable people to fill posi­ and spelGng, outgoing personali­
••-Special program lor kids, 8 Mile. Lots ol TLC. References. UVE-IN care worker tor ALS.
tions lor general labor in ty, lor interesting, cnailanging
MEDICAL assislant. part-time, Howell.
(313)437-3903.
patient.
Non-smoker,
exper­
(313)449-4084.
Mon.
9ani-6pm, Thurs. PINCKNEY Molded Plasiics, Livingston Cty., Fenton and work (*>n smoking. Will tiain.
ienced
and
able
to
transler
135
; STALL help wanied, weekdays or
Millord areas. No experience Part-time considered. Haviland
FULL time day care available, to. female with 60% paralysis. 7am-4pm, Sat. 9am-12. Howell, has an immediate
weekends. Positions available.
Printing & Graphics,
Farmington/Novi area. Call opening lor a part-time reception­ necessary. Call
Howell area, CPR certified, Cal (313)227-1565, alter 7pm.
• Kelly, (313)685-2187
(517)546-7030, (313)229-8088.
between lOam 1 2pm, Tues., ist who has good telephone
meals and preschool activities
(313)229-7450
...SUPER sale up to 50% oil all provided, llexible hours, NURSES aide seeking full time Wed, or Fri. at (313)476-0502.
communication S typing skills.
DEUVERV
help wanted. Needs
employmenl Long term. Refer­
Hearthside Personnel, inc.
new saddles, tyidles, chaps, eto.. (517)548-9407.
Wori( scheduie averages 25 hrs.
reliable transport. Experience
ences.
(313)348-4355.
510
W.
Grand
River
Quality at cheap, dieap prices.
per wk. Cal Wayne Humphrey at
helplul. Apply in person: Pizza
MEDICAL
Brighton
• (313)348-0089
(517)546-9900 to anange interOne, 1361 Old US-23, Brighton.
HAMBURG area Christian Mom WOULD like to take elderiy
OPPORTUNITIES
view. E.O.E.
with 10 years teacWng experi­ persontocare lor in my Pindiney
TACK repair. (313)437-7207.
DIRECT Care staff needed at
ence woukl love to baby sit a home, sell pay. (313)498-2073.
RETIRED
lady with nee person­
home in Hovrall. Wil train,
MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
WANTED, nee place to board 3 playmate br 2 year oki son, day
ASSEMBLERS
ality must be average typist and
le and part-time available.
horses. Requires stalls, pasture, or alternoon shift, raferonces.
Call (517)548-6670.
Part-time position in our Soulh have some computer knowledge,
S nding area. Leave message, (313)231-2990.
Wire harness/electronic
Lyon ladlity and contingent at approximately 20-30 hrs., per
(313)437-1690.
DIRECT care wortters PM shift
Nursing Homes MStord. Schedule may consH of week so will not will inteifer with assembly.
(or group home in Milford, MORC
.WESTERN Arabian 15'/i in. show
social
security.
$5
per
hr.
Lady
ol
weekdays. Sat & eves. Must have
HIGHSCHOOL student needed
training helplul of will train,
isaddle w/sllver, headstall, breast- to care tor 1 yr. old. Tue-Wed,
1 yr. Medical Assislant experi­ The Lakes Real Estate, Full or Part-time.
$5.25-$5.75 to start. CaU Duane
collar, weighted romol reins, 3pm to 6pm in my South Ridge
ence in otfice/dinical setting or (313)426^.
or Joann, (313)684-2159.
;$1200. (313)229-5811.
Expenence helplul.
completion of an extemship at 1
Condo.
Call
Karen,
SECRETARIAL Telephone Oper­
ol
our
sateOites
as
part
id
a
EASY
workI Excellent payl
(313)437-7934.
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES
ator Charter Twp ot Nonhville is Can 9am-1pm., Mr. Briggs
fonnal M.A program. Certifica- seeking an individualtorlull time
Assemble products at home. Call
toll free 1(800)467-5566 exL 610
maiure, w
lion
preferrBd and 6 ma defical empbymeni with al least 2 years
Farm Animate oermanpn work FvnninrK flfhvWe ^'8
are loowng
looking tor
ior maiure,
o pisiem
(313)380-^62.
ol secretarial experience with
4''3oT a
S m e wee^enlf dependable peopl who have a experience.
ENTHUSIASTIC people to worii
anytime
tove and understanding ol the
excellent typing skills and
at gnxip home in Miltord area.
(517)548-5194.
ekfeily to work on our afternoon
PATIENT REGISTRARS
iteasant phone manners. Must
Excellent worit experience lor
shift
Cal
313)349-2640
or
come
KUDDLE
KORNER
Child
Care
)e
prolidenl
wilh
Word
Peifacl
anyone
with a desire to worii
1.2 GEESE, $5eadi. Oder laying
ATTENTION
creatively with adults who have
j- hens, $1 each. Good laying hens, Center, located ai Oeary College in and fil out an application. Contingent posiitons currently 5.1. Non-smoker prelerred.
in Howel. Opening, Jan 6. Hours Whitehall - Novi • Convalescent available tor registiKs st our Competitive starting salary with
LAID OFF WORKERS:
developmental disabilities. High
each. (313)449-5544.
6:30am-9:30pm, Mon.-Fri., Home, 43455 W. Ten Mte Rd. satellites in Soutti Lyon and full benelits. Send letter of You may quality lor Iree School diploma or GED and valid
!fiREEOING pair ot Bron1e 730am-630pm, SaL Ful tima,
Milford. Schedule may consist ol applicalton and resume to: RM. occupational training & job drivers license required. After­
• luriievs. Besl ollef or trade. part-time, preschool, drop in, LOOKING tor steady employ- weekdays, evenings, Sat \ Henningsen, 41600 Six Mile, search assistance available al noons, mtonights and weekend
ment?
Join
our
staH
as
a
Certified
(517)548-0169.
holtoays. Must have 1 yr. related NorthviUe, Ml 48167-2397 by Washtenaw Community Colege shifts. (313)684-5009.
openings lor ages 2 wks-12yrs.
Fact is, more Americans
C a l l Chris of G a r y : Nursing Assistant. State experience to include fnedtoai Jan. 18, 1992. An Equal Job Training School. Copier
LLAMA, weanling male with nice
approved
training
program
beginmay die by the fork than by
(
3
1
3
)
6
3
2
6
0
7
0
or
terminology,
35wpm
accurate
OpjUinu'
f
tiy
Emptoyer^
sen/ice
(Orientation
121)
&
-iivool andtotsof spots. Wil maka
ntig Jan. 20th. Apply bdofe . » n .
any other weapon. That's
optical assisting (Orientation 116
^oreat pel Reasonably pricad (517)54fr3667.
ISih at West HicAoiy Haven,
llliY II.
because so many of them
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r
V
b
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a
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..From reputable breeder, LARGE (risy rooni andtoisot fun 3310 W. Commerce Rd, Miltord
SELL IT.
high sMk
skills on
tbnal experience with ICD-g CM with
v«th h«ih
on computer. January. Xp^liancT Repair
use it irresponsibly. Like
- {313)8780200.
I-IND IT.
fof your lints one in my icensed between 9.'30am and 3:30pm. Coding and various health organization, telephone, good
Ins in February. Call
TRADE IT.
lo fill up on high-(at, high(313)685-1400.
Highland
day
care.
Openings
tof
typist
work
wilh
marketing,
Insurance plans.
• REGISTERED Polled Heretor*.
(313)677-5006 for more into.
cholesterol foods. Foods
children
birth
to
4
yfs.
Meals
and
accounting,
and
operations
l
O
L
A
B
B
i
F
i
e
D
'Bred Heifers and Bull.
E.O.EyTrainer.
that can load the blood with
snadts provided. Ask tor Jixfy:
group, challenging full time
.'(517)655-1083.
MEDILODGE ol Howell, Inc. We are accepting applications at
(313)889-2702.
position
with
established
service
cholesterol, which can build
our Novi location 12:30pm to
Under
new
leadership,
is
in
need
. TWO Merino Rams. 4 yoafs oW.
CO., benefits. EOE. Send resume
up plaque in their arteries,
LKENSED D » CaiB
ol medication Nurses first shift, 4pm, Mon., Wed. & Fri.
•{313)878-9404.
to: POB 1056, Brighlon, Ml.
2 years anil up. ?CHJ|ISS ful time or part-time. RNs S
increasing their risk of
48116
Elementafy. Close to eitpress- LPN's for 2nd shift, full and
PROVIDENCE
heart atUcks and threatenpart-time llexibJe hours. 2nd and
Medical Center-Novi
Animal Services
(313)227^761.
ing their lives. So next time
3fd shift RN Supervisors.
S96O0 W. Ten Mile
you pick up a fork, remem­
Help Wanted
V C F
is a c c e p t i n g
applications
Novi, Ml 48375
UCBlSEOianiily day (are home Mon.-Fri. and weekend positions,
ber to handle it as you
llexible
hours.
Certiliefi
Nurses
An
Equal
Opportunity
Emptoyer
In Howel arsa has immediate
Part-Time
for shift w o r k .
After
60
days
would aiiy other weapon.
OMnings tor fuU or parl-lims aides al shifts, flexible houfs.
For self-defense, not
'"ALL breed boarding S grooming, cniidfon. Nutritious meiiii and Training provided lor ceftilication.
* 1 0 . 2 1 p e r hr. Benefits include
'.30 yrs.
axpeffence, snacks, structured actwitias, Applicattons available, Sam » OPHTHALMIC TECHNaOGIST
self-destruction.
CLEANING position available,
shift p r e m i u m ,
hospitalization,
''P13)2294339 tor appgntmeni preschool prDgrani and fnuch 8pm dai^. Apply at: 1333 W.
days. Must be mature and
Grand River, Howel. EOE.
Approximately eight week reliable. Call homeworks,
etc.
Applications
available
^VETERINARY sefvtoes, exdu- mora. Cal (5171546-7881
assignment beginning in Febfu- (313)229-5499.
Iw^
(of eas. Kinens available.
between
8:30
a.m.
to
4:30
-IJew dienls, 25% off spay or UCBISED Novl home. Iul ime PART-TIME Laundiy Aide. Apply ary. Must be C.O.T. with
"'neuief. Kremer Cai Clinic. openinss. meals, experienced. at Martin Luther Memorial Home, feiractomalry and pressure CLERICAL/pafi-lime.
p
.
m
.
a
t
.
South Lyon Pofice Depl 214
;'(313)476-9860.
305 Elm Place, S. Lyon. testing experience and wiling to Lake St. South Lyon, ML Mon-Fri.
(313):>&3721 (313)3800961.
travel to 2tocations.Please Call
(313)437-2048.
830am u 4pm. EOE.
V C F
F i l m s
D. Cross at (313)532-3600.
UCENSED andtovinflday a f e
A m e r i c a n Heart
home, nrltfi 5 years sxporiflnoe, RN Nursing Supervisa needed
Day Care,
DRIVER/Laborer wanted, 16 hrs.
Association
1 1 0 0
S u t t o n
has 1 Ml tnie optninQ avatable.part-time, 830amto43Qpm. 101
DMC Health Care Centers
per week, minimum wage plus.
WETJEFK^HlltMGFOf?
Babysitting Infants am welcome. PtMchool bed nursing home. Apply at:
Woodland
H o w e l l , MI
4 8 8 4 3
Appltoant must possess valid
VOJRLIFE
pfogram, stfiicti;r9d actiifities, West Hickory Haven, 3310 West (tocated at 12 Mile near Novi Rd.) CtX. w^xceltont driving raoonl.
N
o
P
h
o
n
e
C a l l s
iafge pisy yard. All meals and Commefce Rd.. Milford of
Inquire at Recyde Uvingsion
-:A-1 BABYSinEfl, Z5 yfs. snadis provided. Easy aooess contact Donna Bsebe Aflliated with The Detroit Medtoal Office, 170 Catrell Si, Howefl,
E.O.E.
•'ajperience, CPR, non-smoker. ffom U S 23 at M-36. pi 3)6^1400 between 930am Center, an Equal Opportiinity Saturdays, 830 b 1230 or cs^l
and 330pm.
(517)5484439.
(31^44»O0ai
Emptoyer.
•1PI3)23M965.
•165
168
m
AGO INC.
ADVERTISING
SALESPERSON
NEEDED
162
YDUHE
LOOK
ATA
LEIIUL
WEiUm
a
163
153
L^^i^^^Lr,^^
ZT^T^l^^^
Starting ^9.46
155
pcrhr.
169
0
161
SERVICE Advisor needed.
Expenence prelened. Apply in
? ^ ° " r ^.'i ^'^'^^
295 E. M-36, Pindcney. Or call
General
Mike at (313)878-3154.
SNOWPLOW drwers, work only
HAIR Dresser. Experienced roller when It snows, good pay, must
sel 1 day weekly. Novi area have transportation and be
dependable, expenenced only,
nursing home (313)681-7060.
1-800-328-7551
HAIR Stylist tor Novi salon,
STALL
help vranied, weekdays or
guaranteed $6.00 or commission,
advanced training, paid vaca- weekends. Positions available.
tions. Part-time or lull time. Kelly, (313)685-2187
(313)458-6800.
TAX Preparer needed tor CPA
HOUSECLEANER needed. lirm, lull or part-time, experience
Through and reliable. $6.00 per required. Box 3577, c/o Novi
hour. Call alter 5:30pm. News, 104 W. Main St..
Nonhville, Ml. 48167
(517)548-5061.
Help Wanted
170
AMBITIOUS sell motivated
person wanted to sell new and
prawned mobile homes in Novi
communily. No experience
required but a prolessional
f ' ^ ' j i i s is We will train,
53p-0(»-WO,0(X) first yr. polen'al-'o .schedule an intennew call
fl"<')' ",¥.sie
jjitle Valley
Homos. (313)624-2626.
DO you love candles? Party Lito
Gilts/Cotonial Candles needs
consultants in your area. No
investments. No deliveries. Call
Jill, (517)423-9713
TELEMARKETER U worit 6-8
hrs. per wk, 1 day 4 1 evening,
Brighton in town. Pay is houi^
rate plus commission.
(313)227-1011, ask tor Micheie.
WANTED mariteling pnolessionals and lull and part-time
retailers, Excelleni opportunity
witii last growing company. Call
1^673-7743 tor Iree 24 hour
recorded message.
DRIVER/SALES
6 people needed
$60O-$900 per week
UURA'S Craft * Bridal Supply MOBILE home lires, 4 700x14.5 Lf BRA front cover, (still in box) I WANT OLDSMOBILE 98'S OR
Shop. Downtown Brighton, and 1 800x14.5, $18 each. fits most cars. $75. CADILLACS. 1977 lo 1984.
(313)889-2960.
Extensive diverBifiad inventory. (517)548-9259, alter Spm.
Please call Daki, (517)342-6455.
$200,000. Contad Attorney J. K.
OLDS turbo 350 Irans, $75.
UTILITY
trailers,
lactory
diroct.
Harris tof inlomation.
4x8. $425. 5x8, $475. 5x10, 1978-73-80 Cutlass front clips,
(313)229-9340.
Constfucllon,
$550. 5x12 tandum, $825. $200 ea (517)546-2648.
Landscape trailers, we custom
[Heavy Equipment
build. Nomanco dealer. HaulUNCLAIMED ENGINES, PARTS,
Iriotorcycles mark. We aaopt MasteiCard
ETC.
and Visa. (313)«2-5612
Reground cranks $55
1965 CHEVY dump injck 5
reconditioned heads $150 a pair yards, $1,000. (313)229-5581.
rebuilt 305 tong blodt $800
rebuill 305 short b l « k $650 1975 FORD w/60ft. Hi-Ranger.
1971 350 HONDA Needs work,
Auto Patts
$100. (517)548-1516
reM^'sMMs wriiptete $1000
^ P'".™''*
loader. 1560 Vermeer stump
And Services
rebuilt 305 Chevy complete
1972 HONDA CL70 tor
grinder.
All
lor
$25,000.
$1500
$50.1982 Yamaha XS650.
(313)629-6829. (517)546-3697,
rebuilt 454 Chevy complete
(517)223-3597.
'
(517)546-1895.
$1500
1982 KAWASAKI 440 2500 197S FORD van. 35,000 miles on mbuilt 350 Chevy short bk)ck 1977 FORD Five Yard Dump,
$900
original miles, needs a wire
^^'x engine S rebuill
runs good, $3500 or besl offer.
harness. $900 or best, transmission 351 Windsor, C6 Many others, expert instdlatons (313)437-4494
transmission. $750, besl. available. Miklos Performance.
(517)5462139.
2FT.X35I1. dirt conveyor, $500;
(517)223-3597.
4023 Ok) Us 23. (313)227-1920.
671 in-line Doiroit Diesel, Ian to
1979 DODGE Diplomat tor parts
lly wheel, $500: SOOgal. fuel tank,
sr whole. 1965 Chrysler 383
$200. (517)548-1017.
Snowiriolilcs Totor and trans. (313)486-1982.
FORD 4500 loader/backhoe
1981 OLDS Omega. Engine
Serial #0208185. Veiy good
•uns,torpans. Whote car. $150.
cond. Almost new nibbor, side
617)223-3221.
shilt backhoe boom. $7,000.
1976 S 1977 ARCTIC CAT El
(313)437-1767.
Tigre 5000. Botti took and lun 19^ ^''d 19S5 FlERO Farts.
oreal Many new and extia parts. 313)349-9971.
4 TRUCK tires 11 x Ts X 3l' GERARD tri-axle trailer, lull
$1,000 lakes a l (517)548-1472. | TIRES; 33xt2,5xf5LT wilh $250. (313)227-2844.
$650.
boiler
plate,
(517)525-3951.
1977 MASSEY Ferguson 440 Ski «hite Waoon Wheels, $175.
CHEVY 'h ton 4WD truck
Whiz, wittl cover. Very good 313)227-7773.
chassis, new spnngs, axles, drive INTERNATIONAL toader back­
condition $350. (313)2S-9{43.
shafts, part-timo case w/lockouts, hoe. Good condition, $5,000.
trans & fuel tanks, $600. Tilt steer Also several trailers.
1978 ARCTIC Cal Eftigre 5O00,
column, $75. SWe rear window, (313)878-9113.
nins greaL first $500 1987
$30. Chrome tear step bumper
Yamaha V-Max, good cond., vew
new, $75. (517)5484753
last lirst $1500. (313)486-0447.
228
201
No experience necessary. Willing
to train.
• Company vehide
' Medical insuianoe
Education/
International service company ' Weekly bonus
seeks a results orientated person Call after 10am. (313)471-5696
Instruction
to manage its Pontiac. Flint & ask lor Mr. Robert.
surrounding area otfices. You will
be responsible tor increasing
... s, monitoring quality service ENTRY Level sales positions. LESSONS: tor ttie older begin­
IMMEDIATE openinos. Preppe^/ TEACHERS - part-time. Secon- procedures
^f^,r'r&
" Ssupervising
n 2 ; ^ l lstaff.
S ? ' Full or part-time. Will train. ner, piano, guitar, keyboard.
dryers. Apply at BrightoriMall da^V certilication, English lor °ro<»<i"'es x sunpn^.^mn stati
(313)437-9775
(313)227-1588.
Soft Qoth Car Wash. Next to senior atizen onenled dasses.
PIANO lessons available lor
w/weekend tnps. Stan Jan. SOlh. The ideal candidate will have
K-Mart.
children and adults, Graduato
Call Soulh Lyon Community supervisory S sales expenence
LABORER for building company. Educaton, (313)437-6105.
from Royal Acadmey, bndon
wiih a service organaaion or
A NEW YEAR!
Experienced prelerred. Novi TPArwPot; jt 51 iRQTiTi iTcc 'mancial institution. Elfective
England. Certified music teacher
area. (313)684-1228.
Member APTG., M.MT.A and
TEACHERS
i SUBSTITUTES,
interpersonal
A NEW CAREERII N.G.P.T.
lJ-,,«,
-,,kUu,««
u.,. communication
(-uiiiiiiuiiiv^ctiiuii in
III iMiuiutJi&vridl
Rogistralontorfall now.
UBORERS needed tor Br«hton "a 1
* u7 i^.^''Jsit«
^'^'"^
Full time and part- (313)231-9433.
manulacturenng companylpply open in Liv.
Uv. Cty.
Cty T i S
^"^^^
at: 80O Whitney, Brighlon.
educatcnal matenals to families,
tifTie Real Estate
libraries, & schools. Call
careers available.
UGHT duty mechanic needed. (313)227-2437 to arrange lor Compensation includes: excelsituations
(>irysler experience preferred, inten/iew. EOE
lent base salary, benelil package
Please
call
Cen­
Apply in person wilh Mike al:
Wanted
and an opporiunity to increase
tury 21 West,
John Colone CPD, 1295 E M-36, TRUCK Dnver that can obtain personal earning through growth
CDL
Lx»nse.
Will
deliver
kitchen
Pnckney.
ol operating process. Send
Inc. at 349-6800
cabinets in 26ft. siraighl truck into
resume wilh salaiy history to:
customers homes.
for inten/iew. Ask BUSY Sdiedute? Donl spend
LOWBOY Driver/Mechanic.
Manager's, P.O. Box 1020,
precious free time on
Experience required, top wages
Clarkston, Michigan 48347.
for Sue or Keith. your
housecleaning. (313)486-4625.
and benelits. Contact Greg Warohouso Person lor unloading
S
loading
ol
trucks.
Requires
Reasonable rates.
Brennan, Wolvenno Tractor and
heavy lilting & neat, clean
Equipment Co. (313)356-5200.
CLEANING. Donl havetimeto
Trucks
appearance.
ARE YOU READY TO STEP UP
clean your house? Call us. 1978 ARTIC CAT Pantara, extta
MACHINE mantenance, experien
EARN outstanding income. Be Dependabte, honesL relerences. parts, $500, (313)449-2374.
ce only. (517)546-6571.
Apply at Warehouse Ollice,
I approach my job as a your own boss. Full or part-time. (313)227-5008.
Aulos Wanted
1978 POLARIS 340SS Coft.
MACHINE SHOP - Must have 2 Kitchen Suppliers, 9325 Maltby professional and I'm good al (313)486-1043 24 hour message.
Good
cond.
$500
or
best
ofler.
Rd.,
Brighton.
1976 FORD F-150, custom, 360
years experience, be ambitious,
meeting the challenge ol a high EXPERIENCED sales person tor EXPERIENCED Mother will (313)227-5759.
balysiL in Northvillo-9 Mile Rd.,
V-8, auto trans., great condilion,
able/^lvilling to learn, must have WORKING manager, Mochanical iraHic sates lloor. I worit harder
new home sales. Must be r e l e r e n c e s
available.
1979 ARTIC Cat-Trail Cat, 340
$595. (517)546-1038.
basic loos and be familiar with skills required on iawn i garden then most and it pays me well.
licensed. High volumn company.
1 SELL ME YOUR CAR, TRUCK
cc's, exc cond., $895. Trailer 8lt
Bridgeports, honzontal mills and & contractors equipment. My, company
provides me witii a Call Maples ol Novi, (313)347-6075.
,
OR VAN, 1980 to 1987, low
latiies. CNC experience a plus. Customer oriented. Full time well displayed showroom, great
HOME aide/campanion tor non­ X 711 $285. (313)474-5954.
(313)737-8800.
mileage or high mileage, good
Comprehensive benefit padage. )erTTianenl position with some inventory and pkinty ol opportuni
smoking ambulatory elderly/ 1980 SKI-DOO Otation 45, (2),
C A S H
PAID
BUY IT. PINO IT.
condition or feir condition. Out
Send resume to: U.S. Fabricat­ ienefits. Send resume to: Box ty, I like to worii here because I FAST-growing company tooking homebound person Experience exc. cond. witti 3 spot trailer,
state buyers waiting. Instant
SELL IT. TRADE IT.
ing, 1947 Haggerty Rd., Walled 3574 in c/o Livinoslon Counly know my customers get their lor aggressive outside sales and references. (517)54M372 extras, $3800, (313)348-7353.
cash. Please call Dale,
Lake, Ml 48390 or phone: Press. 323 E. (irand River, moneys worth, I earn $2500 a people. 5 available openings in
(313)887-1482
(517)342-6455, 8 am to 8 p.m.
(313)624-2410.
OLASBIFtED;
mor.th and I'm not ttie highest southern Michigan area. Top HOUSECLEANING. Mature, 1982 YAMAHA SS 440, exc.
Howell, Mi. 48843.
seven days a week
paid intiiecompany. I also nave commissions paid. Call for trustworthy, non-smoker. Novi, cond., low miles, $1495. ,
Northville,
S.
Lyon,
Brighton.
(313)227-4409.
a suport) benelil package among appointment 1(800)332-0857.
MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT
(313)486-1247.
1963 YAMAHA V-Max, low
Help Wanted the best in tiie industiy.
FULLtimesalesperson earn up
to 20% commission, bonuses, NEW Prolessinn.5is are backl mileage, runs greaL $1600.
Electncal background prelened.
II this sounds like you, we should paid vacation & benetits offered, House, condo, apl. cleanirig. (313)632-5232
Sal
e
s
Musi have knowledge ol centri­
S N O W P L O W
H E A D Q U A R T E R S
talk.
excellent advancement potential, Free estimates. Or special 1987 YAMAHA V-MAX. Must
fugal pumps. Experience in
no previous sales experience occasion. Days (313)227-7448: self $2500. (313)229-4100,
plumbing and welding. Apply in
Conipleie Lintnecessary, but preferred. Apply nights (313)878-9306.
person 9AM. to 2P.M. Monday, 5 AVAILABLE openingstorftjilor „ '^"T VAN FURNITURE
days, (313)887-6623 eves. Bill
The
" B i g R e d "
by
part-time sales. Sell venx^ai and ^ovi kxation. Call Mr. Shendan, at Home Designs Furniture, 3500
Wednesday or Thursday.
l'nrls
Si Si'rvicp
OUAUFIED meticulous bookk­
E. Grand River, Howell
honzontal window coverings. Call ^1 (313)348-8922.
1989
POLARIS
Indy
TraiL
cklan,
eeper seekino lull or part-time.
lor appl. 1(800)332-0857
MARCH COATINGS, INC.
Day time nours prelerred. good cond., $2500. Days
(3 1 3)229-9430, Eves
160 SUMMIT ST
(313)229-4392.
I & C FIELD SALES ENGINEER
(313)227-7448 ask tor Danny.
3
BRIGHTON, Ml 48116
ASSISTANT MANAGERS
RESIDENTIAL and commerical
Excellent opportunity tor aggres­ cleaning service. Call Maria 1990 ARCTIC Cat WiklcaL 350
miles, brand new condition,
sive and enthusBsic peison witii (313)2a-7558, Thank You.
MANAGER, must have excellent Your first year In real estate
NEW YEAR
$4300 lirm, exiras, Frank,
established mig. rep. many
customer service & training skills. sates. HtghlandMlford area
benelils. Send conlidential RESPONSIBLE cleaninp lady (313)229-2710
Salaiy w/bonus. Apply in person: residents earn while you
• ROttAChlMBUDE
resume lo: G & D Assocs. LTD., w/reasonable rales looking for
NEW CAREER
Subway ol Howell, 2578 E. leam. Openings for lour new
sales
positions
and
t
w
o
field
new homes to dean in your area. SKIDOO: 1988 Stratos, $2300.
POB 369, Milford Mi. 48381.
Grand River (next to Big Wheel). trainers. Contact Jan at
1987 Escapade, $2200. Extras.
Please call (313)344-9901.
New wholesale designer
Excellent (313)229-7684.
IMMEDIATE opening tor exper­
MECHANIC full time available, (313)887-6900.
company, kx)king lor 32 sharp,
WOMAN
will
dean
your
apart­
ienced Sales Manager Send
exc wages tor therightperson.
young, hardworiting, and highly
resume to: Nancy Fritch, menl Reasonable rates. ReterSee Joe al M-59 Sunoco, US 23
MOTIVATED individuals lor
Please
call
Cokiwell Banker Brighton Town e n c e s .
al M-59. (313)632-5504.
management positions.
Boats and
and Countiy, 102 E. Grand River, (313)684-1529, Brighton.
$300-$500 weekly. No experi­
MECHANIC tor long established
Brighlon 1^1 48116
ence necessary. Start immediate­
Equipment
landscape co. Must nave woridng
ly, WILL TRAIN. Call Ctndy; UCENSED lile insuraxe agent
knowledge and experience on
Business And
(313)442-8590.
to senrice existing PC accounts.
commercial lawn equipment,
(313)478-3140.
truck and ti^iler repair. Reler­
Professional 3 YR. old Gamefishemian boat
ences necessary. Full time, 5
motor, 3 hp., exc. cond. $280.
PART-TIME sales. Very high
Services
C3uf programs and support syslems BUILDER seeking a full time earnings. Also openings for
days Benelits available. Clayton
(313)227-0657.
are so ellective we gucrantsa you a salesperson, experience
Landscaping and Nursery,
Mufti-Level Marketing Manageis. o & D T n u n c D c o,«;i..ki« ;„
m
i
n
i
m
u
m
annual
i
n
c
o
m
e
ol
'
2
5,000
BOAT buyers & selteis meet thru
Wixom, Ml. (313)437-1286.
wilh unlimilsd potenlial. DON'T prelerred in new home sales. Randy, (313)229-9897.
^ " i ^ DREAMBOAT DATABASE - See
GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE. From model home. Commission,
area tor parties/receptons. To how • Calltollfree lor Iree into
MIDNIGHT cashier help needed. CAU
ME TOtMYIII Tricha Kiioidlir,g )lus benelits. Send resume to: PROFESSIONAL sales person hire call, (313)669-3226,
Hours llexibte. Howell area,'
anytime - 1-800-432-3282.
Buikier, P.O. Box 676, Brigljtpn,. needed immediately to join team (313)695-4555. ..
- Contad. M/ko,. |(517)546-5MS.;ri3 ; - : . ; ' : ' 3 4 8 I 4 3 0 ' " - : '
ol one ol America's lastest
' Mi.,'48116. • •
• •
GLASTRON GT150 wittl 80hp
growing industries. Unlimited
. MOLDING Foreman/TechnicBn"-'
Meioiiy plus trailer S boat hosL
REAL ESTATE ONE
income. Benefits. Send resume
Overall Molding Department
$4,000/best. Ask for Dave,
S
E
C
R
E
T
A
R
I
A
L
DECORATOR
Sales,
part-time,
to:
P.O
Box
290,
Gregoiy,
Ml
NOVi+10fiWltl£
>
Supervision, mold follow-up,
(313)971-1900. (313)426-5258.
flexible hours. Ann Arbor toca- 48137
SOLUTIONS
minor mold repair, train operators
tion.
Fun
job,
assisting
customers
and other lead people, schedul­
344-0098
fOBO
wittl windowti'eatmentsand wall PROFESSIONAL sales position.
ing, material control. Hands on
ARE YOU
Howell. Excellent Iringe benefiis BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES
rjitncunv
Campers,
Trailers
covering.
Leam
tiie
decorating
positton with excelleni opportuni­
THINKING A B O U T
• VVofd Processing • Bui. S Pert.
tINCOLN
business and get paid for H. wittl a large mutual insurance
ty. Apply al: Dunnage Engineer­
G E T T I N G INTO
And Equipment
Excellent eamings. (Houriy plus company. Contact Jack Eiwin or • Spiead»h«ets/invofdn9-Lotu«
ing, 721 Advance, Brighton, Ml
• Transaiplun
REAL ESTATE?
commission). Call personnel: Don Baggetl (517)782-6018,
48116
• Reports - Lettefs - Resumes
F O R D ,
L I N C O L N &
M E R C U R Y
Top Training — National (313)583-2501, 10 to 4pm only. REAL Estate Sales person.
• Text Merge - Fax • Copies
5x8 ENCLOSED traler. 3,50ab
Company. Great Office.
• PersonaBzed Telephone
Experienced or will train. Team
2798
E.
Grand
River
Howell,
Michigan
546-2250
capadty. $400 or best oiler.
MORTGAGE LOAN
Experienced agents. Ask
Answering
up wittl America's ilfl real estate
(517)546-2569
after
5pm.
•
Laser
Printing
ORIGINATOR
about
ouf
100%
organization. Call Century 21
•Conlidsniial-AffwdBble
NEEDED FOR
program. In Northville/
Brighlon Towne C o . ,
• 22 Yean Enpensooe
UVINGSTON COUNTY
Novi, call Chuck Fast at:
(313)229-2913.
• Saturday Hours
42240 Grand River
347-3050
II you are experienced in FHA,
CedarlUdgePUza 'Novi
SPECIALTY SALES
VA, and Conventional loan
COLDWELLBANKER
oiginations, 1 wouW like lo talk to
Schweitzer Real Eslale
• Paid Training
you. We aie expanding our
19 Offices
• Bonuses
operation to Livingston County.
Expect the best!
' Commissions
Business
Vife oiler an excellent
• Insurance
compensation program with
Opportunities
' Leads Furnished
benelits. Please call or send your
resume lo: Vic Miller, John
UUY IT.
SELL IT
47 Year old company. We are
Adams Mortage Co., 28124
2 6 M e t r o Offices
FIND IT
expanding our salestoicedue to ACTIVE vending routo. Great lor
Orchard Lake Rd., Suite 101,
TRADE IT
homemaker. ftorthville area For
ovenvelmmg piodud volume.
Farmington Hills, Mi. 48334.
to serve you
into (313)348-2144
(313)855-8822 EOE.
CLAaslFlEO
c Real Estate One
Ask tor Mr. Preston
CHILDRENS consignment resale
OPERATOR lor simple machin­
(313)227-4270
shop, Brighton. $12,000, negotiing, must be able lo read
(313)862-3171
able. (313)227-3923.
blueprints, Howell, $6.50 per hr.
(517)546-9957.
DO you have contacts in Hong
A C A R E E R IN R E A L E S T A T E ?
Kong, Taiwan, or Canada? II so
OPTOMETRIC dispenser, imme­
call (313)227-6690.
•FREE TRAINING
diate opening. Pan-time. Must be
ariiculate, responsible and
•FLEXIBLE HOURS
mature. Experience required.
FURNITURE designar and
Call (313)227-5640.
manufacturer needs investor lor
• FABULOUS COMMISSION
unique new line ol furniture.
NEW/USED
PART-TIME department store
3RD ANNUAL
INDOOR
AUCTION
•FANTASTIC SUPPORT STAFF
Investment secured by real
merchandizers needed. Must live
M/F E.O,E,
estate. Call (517)223-3704 (or
SATURDAY, JANUARY
18, 1992 AT 10:00 AM
witiiin 15 miles of South Lyon.
NOW HIRING FOR A FULLparticulars.
Wori( your own daytime hours.
Tlti^ SALES POSmON.
No weekends. Car needed. No
experience necessary. Send
HAIR salon opportunity, best
• Excellent Commission oiler,
name, address and phone no. to:
Wixom, (313)347-2955.
Plans
ICC-636, POB 23, South HackHOftlE
workers needed, sub
ensack NJ, 076p6_
• Benefte
contra:t, assemble produds in
your own home lorttioseextra
PERSON to sew sails, covers.
Full lime employment, starting
• Experience Preferred dollars. $300 to $400 per week.
Call (313)498-3394 lor revealing
pay at $5.50 per hr., paid
SUBURBAN
24 hour recorded message
vacation 4 some holkjays. Apply
at Salw Dog Marine, 192 Summit,
APPLY IN PERSON TO LAUNCH new European skin
3 4 9 - 1 2 1 2
Brighton, (313)229-5988.
care & cosmetics in Michigan.
AREASALE&SERVICE
MANAGER
173
180
220
STEVENSON'S
230
WANTS
WRECKED
and J U N K
CARS
171
Ml
EARN *25,000-f
f u l l P O W E f ? FEATURW
C\ CAREERlilN
REAL ESTATE
WITH US rs
... AREAL JOB'
210
IBS
Livingston County's Snow Plow King. .
Bl
m
rCHANGE^
YOUR U F E !
Start a new
career in
Real Estate
today.
Call Grace at
(313) 684-1065
AUCTION
AUTO/TRUCK
SALES PERSON
MOORE'S R.V. MALL
Call to see how you can
become a part of our
successful team!
PRINTER A8. Dick experience.
Pay plus. Quality. Non-smoking.
Haviland Printing & Graphics,
Brighton. (313)229-8088.
PROTOTYPE Metal Fabricator Experience In welding, blue­
prints, machining, able to work
with littie supewision, come up
with your own ideas, full or
part-time pemianent position.
Fomi Die BuiUing or injection
mold repair a plus. Apply al:
Dunnage Engineering, 721 '
Advance, Brighton, Ml 48116.
QUAURED oil & tire change \
person needed. Brighton.
(313)227-3096.
RESIDENTIAL TEACHING
ASSISTANTS
Needed to work with the
tramati'cally brain injured in the
Howell area. Responsibilities
include: assisting & training
reskients in daily livirig skills,,
recreation & leisure activities, &i
direct care. Afternoon & weekend,
shilts available.
Call!
(313)632-6430 lof appointment
SECRETARIES with Word
Processing, Lotus needed to
work long, short and Temp-perm
assignments in Livonia, t^vi and
Farmington Hills. Excellent pay.
Call today to b^in an exciting
assignment witti ETD Temporary
Senrice. (313)464-7078.
ask
Sharon
for
Gutman
CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY
F o r o v e r 41
R e a l Estate
H a l l m a r k at:
y e a r s a tradition o f quality
Brokerage has
been
our
WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER & RANKE, INC.
Work wittl some of Michigan's highest paid Real
Estate Sales Associates. A limited number of
sales positions are currently available.
. FALL TRAINING CLASSES BEGINNING IN
OCTOBER FOR PLYMOUTH/CANTON NORTHVILLE/NOVI AREAS
. PERSONAL TRAINING PROVIDED AT NO
CHARGE
• HOMEQUITY RELOCATION CENTER
For additional information re­
garding benefits, call for confi­
dential interview with Phyllis
Goodrich, Director of Career
Development 851-5500.
m mam
FRANK GflOHSCHEVROlEMldKANmUCK CENTER
7120D£)nERRD,DEXTEB
3134264677
Excellent training, Mercedes
Benz car program, national/
international travel incentives,
perlect timing-exceptional
income potential. Call Jan Forster
(313)349-3872.
New
M-5f
SPOlHTS
CENTER, I N C
ARCTIC
CAT
SNOWMOBILES
-1992
M o d e l s in S t o c k -
h « W & USED SNOWMOBILES - TRADE-IN WRCOMEI
LARGEST PARTS tWENTORY IN THE AREA
aOTHNG& ACCESSORIES
HIGH PERFORMANCE SERVKI ON All MAKES 4 MODELS
.3 CfUmR 1050 MOTORS 'PORTING 'PIPES 'CARB.
OVERBORES 'STUDDING
NOW
333
OPEN
AT
E. H i g h l a n d R d .
in H o w e l l
KITI iP is A tf ^ A A
W E I R , M A N U E L , SNYDER & R A N K E , INC.
REALTORS
V i e w i n g S t a r t s A t 8:00
am
A u c t i o n Starts A t 10:00
am
& Used Units, Parts A n d Accessories
Many Units With N o Reserve!
|M59)
(313) 662-4548
6684 Whitmore Lake Rd.
Ann Arbor
Exit 49 off US 23
e-D-GREEN SHEET EAST—Thufsday. Jani«»y 16. 1992
Thursday, January 16, 1992-CREEN SHEET EAST—fl-D
1978 CMC 15. funs good, reot'f- 198:2 a i E W Cusiom Deiuie IXK (XX)GE Siaiie Tricii i br.
irans !974 C-20, good lor pafis, w/cap. 6 cylinder. 3 speed Runs, dual rear whoois. air. power
Tiwaa
drives S iootis groat $2400 sioonngfcrakBS. 46,300 fniles.
iXa ig bolh. (313)437-7272
RJ3>a74269_
good
cond
$4200.
1979 CHEW Sicpside. engoo
(517)521-3456
FOftO F-350. w.tfi 8ft
rurii good. S*00 (313)449 73S3 mi
wing txw Fletrig unr, needs 1986 RANGER 15" aluminufn
1978 CHEVY pckiip, t » 0 1979 1979 FOftO F-250. eiceSefi! repair
$1 6 5 0 / b c s t
rims Runs and toolts greati
nodi
ifucK
iow
mioage
$1200
1 ion jiaKe Huck. S7()0
(517)548-9431
$3.300 (517)548-3266.
pl3)4
78-0610
Fowlerville
Co-Op
1385 FORO F-250, '/: ton. r9e7 IXiOGE D150. 6 cyiinder,
.*(5l7)?23 9li5
1980 FORD F-150 hea^ duty camper p.s.;Vagc .t ipoed na-iual 3 speed ovenjnve. air,
' 1978 FORD F 2iO Superfab. 302 auio. las ot optons. good manual, 35; uiln c : cond. am/lm, 42.000 miles $5,400.
$500 pt 3)449 2374
cxiod $1650. (5I7)54& 2634
$4900. (313)685-9403
(313)878-0218
1987 FORO F-150 pickup XJ 1988 DOOGE Daiioia, 21,000
Lariat. Vi tin, 8 cylinder, power miles. V-6, power sieenng/
steenrig/bf3i«es. am/tfn sterao, bfa)ies«ooriock\wnd!>ws. $7500
cap, bcdiinef. $8,800, best. or best olter. (313)437.4615.
(517)546-5760 after 5.-30pfii.
1988 FORO F-1S0. XL 6 cviirider,
1988/. CHEVY ScottsdaJe tieavy overdrive, exc. cond. i$5500.
'/. ton pd(:jp 77.000 miles.
$6,200. (517)546-9747
1988 FORO F-250 XLT I.*iat,
73 I., diesel. exc. cond., 55.000
1988 CHEVY pick up, 1/2 ion' miles. $10900 (517)5484396.
Siveraoo, loaded, cap. 30,000
1988 CMC SLE Sierra slapside.
miios. $8900 (313)227-4397
black, loaded, alarm, auto,
$880at>asl (313)348-4183
230
WALDECKER'
H O W s
WHAFS
YOVR
STORY?
WALDECKER
PONTIAC-BUICK
1 9 8 6
P O M T I A C S U N B I R O
2
DR.
One owner. 4 sf:>oed
1 9 8 4
P O N T I A C G R A N D
P R I X
PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4
DR.
V-8. extra clean, non sfnoker
11985
B U I C K L e S A B R E 2
DR.
B U I C K
S K Y H A W K
1988
D O D G E A I R E S
K
C A R
OU) CUTLASS C A U I S S 2
DR.
I One owner-quati 4
1989
G E O
S P E C T R U M
G E O
S T O R M
C H E V Y
iaBmamr
S
LUMINA E U R O C P E
One owner, sharp
'6995
O
FOPD..
ME.RClJRY
H
O
W
E
*0
L
L
684-1025
L O T
Hurry
Sale
1989 CHVEROLET exiendcd cab
shod box. tully baded. $10,000,
(517)546-7800
or
(517)546-1743
Y O U R
C R E D I T
G O O D
4 7 5
U N I T S
Weil, yoo could p a y cosh but, fnost people would find It difficult to buy a
g o o d car with the cosh they hove on hiand.
The sJtuatloo seems to get e v e n more hopeless If you have little of no ccjsh
d o w n payment right? Wfonglll
Relax, taife a d e e p breath arxii know ttie worst Is behind you. After ail,
things are different now. You've got a good Job making good money and
best of all most of those old debts are paW off or gone.
fit caiiw.potMrwIndoim. lockcA
ineduowlbsiwcastl
W
i
FORD-MERCURY
DEALERSHIP
IN SOUTHEASTERN MiGHIGANf GR 24 CONTINUOUS YEARS ^
SAVE $ $ $ NOW
991
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Classic Cars
T O D A Y !
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Sound familiar? Please then, gh/e us a chance to lielp you get a 'Fresh
Start". We can make a big difference.
1987 MUSTANG GT
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Bottom Une—you need a caf but. If your aedlt history isn't exactly the best
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Soon
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C o u p e s
New
'92
Bonnevilles
Ali with air, V-6, automatic, power
windows & locl<s, tilt, cruise, air bag &
much mucti more. Stk #6159
1959 EOSEL Station ii/agon.
Good condilion. Best offer
(313)878-3593.
HIGHLAIMp D O D G E 887-31222
But. peffxjps the most Impcxtant tNng of all—you'll be treated With fhe
care arid respect you deserve. This we GUARANTEE regardless of v/tKit
vehk^e you buy a n d hiow much or little you spend.
f 1989 DODGE COLT VISTA 4x4 WA60N
IS
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1990 AEROSTAR, extended, 1986 GMC Cargo van. Automa- 1972 MONTE Cario. 350. auto,
loaded, rear heat/air, $11,500. tc, air, am/lm, $2500 or besl power, air, new parts l-festor(313)486-3488.
(313)437-4385.
able. Evenings (313)449-01328.
H E R E !
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1989 AEROSTAR. Power
windows, kicks. Loaded. 33,000
mi $7,5O0*est (517)546-1817.
Warranty
Ends
BRAUN wheel chair litl, semihydraulic, $1500 or best oiler.
(313)486-1752.
1988 DODGE Grand Cafavan, all
options, still under warranty, exc.
cond., asking $9500,
(517)546^19.
Down
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PONIIAC • BIHClll* J B ^ V l e l m s • M A I 9 A
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2 2 9 - 8 8 0 0
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Can't see his shadow because
we've got too many trade-ins...
So he predicts a Clearance Sale!
WALDECKER'S
I
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1987 PLYMOUTH Colt Vista. 4x4
5 speed, aif, cruise, stereo. Seals
7. Econoftiical. $5,000.
(313)229-4837 leave massage.
W i s e m a n
WALDECKER
New
*92 S u n b i r d L E
Air conditioning, ANTl LOCK
BRAKES. Stk. #6329
From
AHer Rebate
1990 GMC Cargo van. Automa­
tic, air, am/lm casselie. lull
flower, tow mileage $1-l,000 or
best (313)437-4.^5.
1985 FORD van XLT club wagon,
good cond., original owne,',
1972 WINEBAGO. ?.2 It.
extras. $2500. (313)889-3711.
Sleeps 8, rool air, generator,
1986 FORD E-150, Cargo Van, sel -contained. $2800.
auto transmission, air, (517)223-9366.
powerslearing/brakes, 57,000
1988 QUAD 500, exc"co<idr
miles, $3000. (313)437-4485.
$2400, (313)227-6151 l^tween
8am-5pm.
1985 DODGE Cafavan. ExcellenI
condition. Must sell. $2750.
(517)223-3543.
WALDECK^r^^^^W
1989 DODGE cargo van.
Automatie, good conditio'i. $5000
or best (313)437-4385.
1985 DODGE Ram Window Van.
Air, rear healing. Exc. cond.
$4,000. (517)546-5596 eves.
Mini Vans
234
C a l l
VARSITY'S USED
CAR GROUND HOG
'7995
m a z o a
1989 BRONCO II XL sport p«sh
bufwi <
dwe, 5 speed
overdnve. am*n cassetle. tw
padiage. 6 cylinder 40 0O0
nilei.
mint.
$9000.
(313P7-W88.
Dear Frterids:
'6995
One owner, sfjorty
1990
W
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013)229-9415.
WALDECKER
1989 CHEVY Astro canjo van.
Air. 50,000 mi. ExcellenI coridilion. $7.500. (313)887-2d30.
235
'89 C1500 GMC
Thousands of Satisfied C u s t o m e r s
'4995
One ownor, auto and air
1990
A
233
Like new.
auto.stereo
'4995
129,0O0 Miles, like new
1989
L
1984 BRONCO H. good eond. but
needs engffie, $1500, 1988 CHEVY Shortbed pck-up,
{517)548-5745 aHer 6pm.
350 V-8, aulomatic overdfiife,
1990 TOYOTA 4x4 SR5. V-6,
extra fab, power locksiWindows,
4 Wheel Drive
sunrool, 5 speed, air, siereo
Vans
cassaile, indudes fnaiching cap
Vehicles
1990 FORD )(LT Urial, blacK and bedlinef, 25,000 fniles.
34K exlended warranty to eOK $1 4,500 Of besl oiler.
(313)227-1207.
shell, $11,500. (313)486-4712.
1980 FORD Van, mns good,
1991 FORD Eddie Bauer $600. (517)546-2629.
Explorer. Emerald green. 42,000
1983 FORD Conversion van.
mies. Excellent condilion.
Automatic, air, cmise control,
$16,500. (313)6e4-2500.
$2000 or besl. (313)227-4505,
1986 CHEVY S-10. 2.8L, mornings between 9ani and 1pm.
auiomalic, sunrool, aluminum 1984 GMC conversion van,
wheels, 79,000 miles. Priced 10 Vandura 2500. Auto., air, V-8.
27 Y E A R S I X l P I R I I N C B
sell al $3,500. (517)546-9041.
Good cond. $ 3 , 7 5 0 .
(517)223-3597.
15 Years E x p e r i e n c e
'4995
I Sporty, one owner
C
1968 FORD F-600. 12 tt staife
^mp, very good cond. $3,000.
1990 FORD F-250 XLT Unat.
5,800 miles. Mafiy axiras,
western sfiowplow, 111(0 naw
$16,3()0/b05l. (517)S46-777Z
M a r k
$
L A R Y
1984 BRONCO IL Metajle Nue. 1987 TOYOTA 4 Runner SR5.
Must selL $31300 or besl oftef. Loaded. $7,495. (517)548-2874,
(313)28-2879 aHer 630pm.
(517)546-1548, (313)759-5056.
1989 CFCVY S10. air, 5 speed
over drve, iow .TiSes, exc. oond,
$6500. (313)344-9595 days
(313)349-8138 eves.
A R R A N G E R
USED CARS, TRUCKS & VANS - CALL
2995
1990 FORD pck up. supefcab,
3/4 lon, 4x4, auto, toadad,
$12,900. (313)231-4800.
233
LOAN
'2995
I One owner, V-S
1 9 8 8
^2995
1380 SUBURBAN, 4x4, wl plow, 1987 BLAZER tu8 size-Siverado,
ready to go. $2900. good c o n d . , l o a d e d ,
(313)227-6509
(313)68M7S0.
1386 ORONCO II E<Me Bau0r.
V.6 auto ovefdr^ exc cond.,
1988 TOYOTA p«;kup. auto.,
highway miia. Rfsi $4,200
power sieenng, power brakes,
4 Wheel Drive high
tsSes. (313)878-9202.
ar. doth inieflor, ( t o e r ^ cap.
Vehicles
1986 CHEVORLET Suburban
New eidiause. bri*es Exc. cond.
$5200 (313)231-9512
Silvwado, 4x4, B2 diesel, auio
1989 CHEVY S-10. air, 5 speed
,.,
„ . - • • irans toaded dean 62 000
miies', $8695,' (313)366-0140
over dnve,towfnJes, exc. o^:. ] ^
^^J^(31 3)437-6088.
$6500, (313)344-9595 days, ! ™ « . .g<»? w ™ - . • ' • ' W ' * days
best afief 5 pm. (313)669-4355. (313)437-8342 eves.
(313)34M138 eves.
THE
'2995
One owner, sun roof
1984
come?
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1975 CJ-5. 232 6 cylifidar. large 1986 FORD Explorer F-150.
Hres. good (sond. $875. best Good condfiion. $4,600.
(517)548^. P13)2293257. (517)521-3454.
1389 FORD pickup 1/2 Ion. *f4,
auto, vefy gcxx) (and. $9500.
{313)231-48(iO. '
^ggo CHEVY UI size Siver^jo.
eitsrided cab, baded. 20K, exc.
$12,500. (313)229-5635.
SOao-y 1)7
Ford FISOrsupor Cab"
'5495
OaOf
I V IXsoaK SanUrd Coenrerflbie
Na«yblua.dwip.elaan«>p«ty)
•4750
I MtjwdMkaAiaiiMMai^
M C A C "**
llefw Yotter
"88 Chiyalar
Ford Aoroatar
XLT Sedan
n O s l o -VU^tb-.MceaadiihMfcriiV.
I'SBukkSkylaricSe
*2250
lnra,4irw«iDalagr*«li
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*
W 5 ? 5 E S S ? S 5 2 S : ; : 2 L
» i i 9 5
ALSO...COMPLFTE CREDrr SERVICE INCLUDING
P R O B L E M C R E D I T HELPII
1 9797 E . Gtendraver, Bii^itor
i
•
V-6 engine, automatic, air, tilt, cruise and
much more!
*Taim. title find nifrenty tf "*^tf
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A L S O :
C R X
BRIGHTON CHRYSLER
P L Y M O U T H
9827 E
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G r a n d River
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B
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Daily 7-9
Sat. lO-3
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8704W.Gra1id R i v e r
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(313) 127-SSSl
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Sales Open
Daily 9-9
Sat 10-3
S A T I J R D A Y . S *
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^
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Sales Open Ti!
9 p (p Scivicc
Open M 6 p rn
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•plus lox, lilb,
license &
desiinol'on
froe lonk o' Goi with tvcry Niw CQ< Purchase
451-2110
GUI a
68-4 Ann Arbor Rd.
1 'A mites ofl i-275
PlyfTioulh
962-3322
tow^-l CAiis A C C L P I I D
V-6, auto, a/c, stereo
exc. cond., slored winlers, many 1985 CtUS 98, 4 door, kjw miles,
options, (313)878-5582
mint condition. $5,000.
313)34 ?-4343.
1982 OLDSMOBILE Cullass
supreme 2 dr., V-8, air, good 1985 TEMPO. Runs good, good
cond. $1,296. (517)546-7347.
body, -many new parts, etc.
1983 CELEBRITY. Exc cond. 4 $1,500 or best (313)437-8054.
cylinder, amTtm stereo, sunroof. 1986 EimCK Park Avenue, fully
$1700. (313)229-4625.
baded, 78,000 miles, exc. cond.,
$4900 tir best (313)227-3784.
1983 FORO LTD, aulo, air, good
cond. $1 800 or best.
(313)878-9179.
1986 CHEVY Celobnv Eurosport
1983 UNCOLN Town Car. Brand slaiioii wagon. Exc. cond.,
new remanufaflurod motor, new 120,000 miles, $3,000.
exhaust, new baliery, tires, (517)5)6-9747
oxcelleni body. $3500.
(517)546-1961.
1986 DAYTONA 5 speed, air,
1 owner. $3500.
1983 MERCURY Marquis. clean
42,000 onginal miles, lully (517)548-9008
loaded. $2,000, or besl oiler.
(517)546«)37
1986 ESCORT. Exc cond. New
muffler system, brakes, tune up
and tires. $2400. (313)887-3002.
1986 GRAND Am,. 4 door,
badwl, Exc cond. $350(Vbesl.
Southern Car. (313)449-8805
rBcord<i<^
0*-^
1 9 0 0
M U S T A N G
/
2 D R .
4 cyl., clean
*or2»75 2
00
per mo.
1985 TEMPO 4 D R .
$
Auto
2300
cr
roun p w c wwT c w v Y - o g o
T
1
l l l i l f
1966 OLOS 98
$a2a' or best
(313)6850670.
STOWE
/
/
•,i>ov.«»''*'
U S E D
C
A
1987 CELEBRITY, air, am^m,
new lires & brakes, cruise,
102,00w' mUes, has nin well & nol
had iviainienance problems.
$1200. (313)685-1405 eves.
R M E A D Q U A R ^ ^ ^ ^
1985 MERKUR
XR4TI
1986 FORD
F150
Woo 1tosl.hufry
Auto. 351 VB. 31.0CX)mtle8. one
own«f, \<ke new
1985 IVECO 14' 1988 PONTIAC
CUBE DELIVERY BONNEVILLE
4 door, auto, air, p/w, p/\, plum
TRUCK
red in coloc only
'3995
'5988
'1995
'5,988
1987 CHEVY
NOVA
1989 CHEV
S-10
1986 CHEV S-IO
BUZER 4X4
1985 CHEV.
S-10 P/U
A Wle, 40K, U<s riew. 4
doo(.
40,000 miies, ona owner,
pickup
49,0(X} miles, abK>lute)y Iks
txand tiew, only
Auto, eir, onty
'3888
'4988
'5988
1991 CHEVY
SILVERADO
1988 FORD
FESTIVA
1988 CHEV
BERETTA GT
5.ZX3K
Front vttieel drive, beauty
1989 GMC
FULL SIZE
PICKUP SLE
'1995
I40 dealers. 20 car* under
'5988
'2,000
4 door, loaded, one owner, red
iri color
Auio, air, loaded
•9488
'4288
684-1028
1987 CHRYSLER LeBafon.
Excell'Emt condition. $3,900.
(313)4;i7-9647
1987 FORO Mustang GT, exc.
cond., $4900. Call d'ler 4:30pm
(517)548-6556.
V-8,fi«g*hipofQM.
'4995
'3995
I
if atlMOMMnMtf IfM «
2600
or »88 per mo.
1989 ESCORT, power steering/
bralies, auto trans, air, 56,000
miles. $4300. (313)741-6327 or
(313)449-8436.
1989 MUSTANG Convertble GT.
Low
mileage.
Call,
(313)887-7352.
1989 T-BIRD. Good cond. Bnghl
red. $7,200. Days (313)227-2516
eves. (313)349-2677.
1990 CHEVY Geo Prism.
Automatic, air, am/lm, 31,700
miles, $6,400/besl oiler.
(517)548-0086.
11987
ESCORT 2 DR. ^
Very clean
^2
TOO
or»92permO.
U S E D
C A R S
' • " ^ ^ ° V * 3 or9»133per
0 mo.0
•91 GMC SONOMA
A
3or »133
9 per0mO.0
VAN
1987 PLYMOUTH Sumtaiice, 1
ownef,-veiif^dflan, aif»'pow6f--.,
steering/brakes, ani/lm stereo,
$2995. Sun Countiy Auto Center,
1 9 8 5
(313)2,'!7-2808.
Full power
M E R C
M A R l Q
^
^
1985
1988 MERCURY Sable LS,
20,000 miles, kiaded, dean,
$6900, (313)22M469.
1988 OLDSMOBILE Cullass
Supreme SL Red. 2 door, cniise,
kxided, 49,000 miles. $6,995.
(313)229-4645, Mark.
IIIMLllilJIi
JIIIJIIIIMIIi i • III
OPEN SATURDAYl
0ret«0Nlit«DBSi9W9
1l0,Wei},fRBW^:9TO(
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Auto, air, super buy
&9fJ9^iW
oijy
CanCoont
only
$ | n fM|Q
1987 T - B I R D
4 7 , 0 0 0 m i . , one owner
^9995
1984 F O R D COIW. V A N
only
SU
CABCO VAN
1990 FORD P250
F250 Sl
iPPlEIER CARGO
V-6 - auto - a/c - loaded - low miles.
'13,995
LK>W
1989 BUICK PARK A V E . ULTR/i - 4 DR.
'88 DODOIE
CARAVAN S E
V6 - auto - a/c - leather - every option..
1989 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CALAIS^- 4 DR.
2 door, aiito, air &
more, metailio blue
with :K),00O mllM
m:
9
Llmitad. loadad
with laattiar, vary Biedttsiim-itone,
low milaal
iUHvloadwtoniy
as,000mliM
1985 DELTA 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM^-4 DR.
V8 - auto - a/c
1985 OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY BROUGHAM • 4 DR.
•89 GRAND
CARAVAN 7 PASS.
Blue, 2 door,
Immeculaie condiicn
HithkiwmllesI
'5995
MOTOR
SUPERIOR
OlDS-CADILLAC
GMC TRUCKS
8 2 8 2 W . G . RIVER
BRIGHTON
227-1100
2«flwi((tin.6i(iNd,
V-9,0(^ 22,000 n**
B e t t e r l i u r r y o n tliia
w
only
only
1990 T-BIRD SUPER C O U P E
A real beauty
InttjifOv
$2^ A Q Q
tPCFvtF
1989 BRONCO
only
W V C F O '
$1AA A A
only
L o w m i l e * , p r i c e d t o aell
(313) 229-4100
A
A
Imi^VVU
$in A A A
JllW4|«FtF<7
55dW:SevenlVlile
N o r t h v i l i e — ^
(313) 684-1414
A
orM33 per mo.
C O U G A R
/ » 4 4 0 0
I V-6, auto, air, coach roof
or'153 per mo.
1989
C H E V .
^^^^^^^^
S-10
/ H or9'1360per mo.0
PICK-UP
4 cyl., 5 spd.
1988 BUICK ELECTRA ^ $
ESTATE WGN.
5
700
/*5900
XR4Ti
I Auto, air, moonroof
AUTO
' 9 2 F o r d
1987
F O R D TAURUS ^
Chrysler * Plymottth • D o d s <
4.9LEFI/5 speed maniMlO/D,
|te
P215/7SRX15SLBSW ell-season ^
tires, argent painted front bumper,
llnted glass, liflght minors.
6300
L X S T A - W G N
A steal at
At John Colone
S u p e r
D i s c o u n t s
• f i O O O
O
n A l l N e w C a r s
l B e B o w
D « A l « B r
&
I n v o i c e * ^
1988
4D
R
^
^0000
TO
or '182 per mo.
1986
CADILLAC
Main Lot 227-1171
Lois of Iruck lor loss'Only
Or'304 per mo.
11988
s t e r e o cass., alum, r o a d
w h e e l s
LINCOLN
Ford FISO'91
$i-I
MOW ^17,710*
Ford Ranger XLT'91
5.000 miles, only
Nissan Picttup'90
18.000 miles, only
Ford Probe '90
Leather, loaded
or '260 per mo.
tJySfSt^J
7qC
l j »
*5,995
'10,495
0 cylinder, automatic, loaded, only
Ford Bronco 4x4 '89
•
»8,795
Under
^^10,900
M A R K VII L S C
,*13,795
Bwouc (^version, (jcaulrful. 2 lo choose, only
91 C H R V S U R I M P E W A L
.
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91 C H R y S U E R U B A R O N CONVERTIBLE
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tu»rncw«risM
I
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91 D O D G E S H A D O W COKVERTIBLE
U
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D
C
A
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90 D O D G E R A M 5 0
OnVS,OOOml,7outlefScdt&tonn!aiccM:r,b^
S
&
T
R
U
C
K
S
* 7 9 9 5
Auto, lit, pcMw steerina beate, poM r
aixi k x h
vMoMt
^ • 9 9 9 5
S m a l l
1 3 ^ 9 5
Eddie Bauer, loaded
•0 D O W N
91 P L Y M O U T H S U N D A N C E
Sdtl11100MA«0,P.S.P.B.,ir,it«rdctater,
.aiV • 7 7 9 5
Unto
8 9 D O D G E D-100 PICK-UP
Oi</16j0O0iiii,V-8,cl««\a«new
8 9 D O D G E D A Y T O N A SHELBY
88VWFOXGL
s<kiommiwrwi«wak«dc4.v>«r>«ia, t f t O O K
HBHOI
only 0 7 7 9 Air, taat.ldtJiotttr, low miles
T o w n
" W h e r e
oily'
CT
Auton-,31ic. air. sunrool & Bra. |usl
18.900
Ford F150 "89
v-8. air. only
' ^ ^ f
Mercury Grand Marquis '88
Full size luKury 2 to choose only
9995
91 D O D G E DyNASTY
stk. n t m i Alia sir, lur dcf., pcM«r tods,
11991 EXPLORER 4 DR.
91 D O D G E C A R A V A » I S E
Probe 89
C o u r t e s y ,
S e r v i c e
B i gT o w n
M a k e s
!4 mile East of Downtown Pinckney on M-36
878-3154
Ford Ranger XLT'90
«4.only
Ford T-Bifd Super Coupe'90 S - f O
lx)?ded. 5 speed, only
Low miles, good on gas. only
Air. spony. 4x4. only
'8,295
Ford Taurus'89
Low miles, loaded
'8,694
Bulcl( Century '88
Scylinder. loaded, only
'5,977
Toyota 4x4 Pickup '88
»9,995
Beautiful, loaded, only
'9,795
'6,588
Dodge Raider'88
'6,795
Lincoln LSC Coupe '86
'8,995
'7,995
Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer'89
Ford Taurus Station Wagon'86
888
SC Q Q C
(jjw miles, only
• 7 9 9 5
ARfi
lfc,*»»JIV
Ford Escort '90
f^oll bars, lift kit. only
'9,795
'14,995
'S5JecpCheroi(e«4i4
laimXj»loaOM
'88 Dodge RAM 100 Pickup
V.8 auioniaric and more lof only
'87 Olds Cutlass Calais Supreme
E«cc«cnl coooitiofl. ntcrty «quipp«). specaiiy pnoe<i it
'88 Ford Ranger Pickup
Clean 4 sriarp. only
'85 Mercury Topaz OS Sedan
Euro.sports (nm —greatshapo'
'84 Chrysler Laser XE-Turbo
With all Ihe loygi
'89 Ford Escort
Super siKM — Gnghl red w/sutitoo'
'84 Mercury Grand Maiquis
Colony Park Sta-Wgg
Powertui & beautifuly mamtairied luxury liner' i
'85 Honda Accord U
A tavishty appotnled good sense cho.ce
'86 Ford Mustang SVO
Wowi UiTifted producAon Max equipped turtM
'85 Ford Conversion Van
LuKunously ouTfnted. sensibly priced
'88 Mercury Topaz LS Sedan
"A solid 10' conOil>on — Equipmeni -- Pnce
'85 Dodge Ram 100—Custom Pick-Up
v-8 automatic and lor a •Good Days World'
'84 Pontiac Sunbird Convertibie
Now s you' crianc* to cash mon mis olt.season soeoal'
'82 Buick Skylark Sedan
Runs, drwes & toohs great'
«3,995
»3,995
«3,995
»3,795
*2,495
»2,995
»3,795
»3,795
»4,495
»4,843
»4,995
»3,875
»3,987
«3,477
^1,595
Discount L o t227-7253
'68 Dodge 250 Power Ram 4x4
Comrtele wtn p(ow and salety ©quipmenl
'85 Ford Crown Victoria Sedan
style, elegance 4in wondeffui snape Atri>et>afgain'
'84 Pontiac Grand Prix
2lonespon edition compieiewith T-fops buckei seal
& consote opiion c3Si aluminum whee's A more'
'39 GMC sierra PIck-Up
Full Size utility ai a oown-sized pnce'
'84 Cadillac Eldorado
«7,725
'3,635
'3,495
'6,788
'4,177
Notiing shoi ol mmt cofid-Iion' "Black Beauty'
'4995
'3787
"MnJ-night blue Meiaittc money saver'
'3,995
'88 Mercury Topaz LS Sedan
AiicJechedout'enghUed Bargain'
'3,995
'87 Spectrum Turbo
'4,675
A powfTrtu' wei' equipped euro-spoos sedan
'67 Ford Escort GT
Superskk'slaleWirt"mel 5«pdw;«irconcl
'5,495
'87 Ford Ranger 4x4 Supercab
XLT equipped v-6 w/air coodjrius s bunch o( i-iras
'88 Ford Aerostar XLT
2 tone bJue. air cond . aulomaic. automaticaity '4,775
scores as a great buy*
'1,195
'88 Ford Tempo Sedan
WiIn
Snow wtite *"tn all majo* comfort leatufBs & supe*
lowmiles
'83 Chev. Cavalier Sta-WagN l S W S T O R g H O U R S :
Transportatton specai b spd w new front tifes
s a l e s : M O i l . * F r l . , 8:30*9
Sat.
% I , 9 9 « J
F O R D
cnV ' 4 4 9 5
s e r v i c e
M o n . - T i i u r s . .
7 - 9
d>*4
F r i . 7 - 6
B a r g a i n s
T h e D i f f e r e n c e "
( 3 1 3 )
WrrH A P P R O V E D CREOir, PA-fWENTS B A S E D O N 36-48-60 M O N T H FINANCING
FULL-SERVICE AND BODY SHOP DIVISIONS
f
'7,495
$-4 A AQIZ
Ford Aerostar '90
, , ter. loaded, only
I Wj"^^*,*
All wheel drive, sharp
Ford F l 50 Super Cab PIcifup'87 $C Q Q C ;
v-8. automate, ait, only 55 miles. 1*0 new lor |usl
1992 DODGE RAM CONVERSION
Full Irame V-e.pertsct lamily vehicle, only
Ford Tempo '90
Automatic, air. loaded, only
le Caravan'88
8900
ISEVILLE
Loaded, including moon
roof. A must see car
O U A L I T l f
M 3,726
Li
Pontiac Safari station Wagon'89 $ 7 Q Q C
w..2s,s4s
E x p l o r e r
T r u c k s
A Ufull
R U
S
V-6, auto,Tair,
power
M a g n u m V - 8 , air, full p o w e r ,
' 9 2 F o r d
Sta(Kl8fd«|iilpni«it:4.0EFIV-60
eflglne,5tpeed manual
Overfjfivt irafisfflission, power
«te«ring,po«efl>(skeji»itl\re3f
wheel anti-lock, Inienal wipers,
llSht group, deluxe map light
*6,927
8.566^
or'195 per mo.
E s c o r t
Major standard equlpinent: 1.9L
SEF11.4 engine, 5 speed manual
transaxle, 4 iwheel Independent
suspension, automatic shoulder
belt restraint system (front seats
only), poiwer braltes, tinted glass,
and more.
'92 Ford F-150 P i c k u p
$
t f a
FORD, LINCOLN & M E R C U R Y
2798 E. Grand River, Howell, Ml
1 - 8 0 0 - 2 5 8 - 5 6 0 3
i
Showrooin Hours
8-9 Mon. & Thur.
8-6 Tues., Wed., Fri.
Sat 9-3
•msr
1
mm
M E R C U R Y
/
L O r - 8 2 4 0 w . c r a n d R i v e r , Btn
r
OtKSanim-mt
Aszpbnctilr
e»M, in stodiof Older
(313)227-11171
: iWltMOS
trtnajir
-
I.
onus Unr,
SrigMon
••• : { S 1 S ) 2 2 ^ ^ ® i l i i I
V
$QQaQ
1989 E S C O R T GL
P r i c e d t o aell
D O D Q E
V
'3999
.only
1988 PONT. GRAND A M LS
4door, auto, sir snd 1
Auto, eir and morel lowmiieil Champeonel
Buck vidalKw with t burgundy Inteiisr |
reed wheels.
OCr
$| J A A A
L o w mi., super b u y
•
.only
1991 M U S T A N G G T
B r i f b t Mue, auiomalie, only 8000 milea
9827 E. Grand River • Brighton
7 5 0 G e n e r a l M o t o r s R d . , Mllford
only
Auto, aif arid mora. Auto, air, MtaulMtJ
VvynkMcoidliion poinrlodi*,onlyS7,OOCJ
ni«e),Mad(taiMr l
'WW\
4#^F^F^
$liO<IQ
1 9 9 0 R A N G E R XI.T
Fied&iliver.AjHykieded.
niueiteel
M d Q Q
TUFJFJF
$Q<|C|€|
only
1986 A E R O S T A R X I . T
L o a d e d with e i d r a a
P L Y M O U T H
S A L E S
only
1985 D O D G E C A R A V A N
BRIGHTON CHRYSLER
FEIGLEY
'10,900
1986 P L Y . V O Y A G E R L S
E x t r a i h a r p , p r i c e d to s e l l
L i k e n e w p r i c e d t o peU
Fully loaded Mtth leslhsr enly
57,000 miles
D R ^ - ^ ^ _
V6 - auto - a/c - low miles
KvfVWW
1986 R A N G E R X L T
'84 CAOiUAC
ELDORADO
v-6, • auto - a/c - only 36000 miles
$| /| A A A
only
L i k e n e w 4 3 , 0 0 0 milea
'MDODOI
' M C H R Y S U R
U B A R O N eOUlM
CARAVAN U K
Fully loadad. Including
TurtM
QTC rnoiM al whetMh
Fudy
kwiMd,
V
«
,
wMa
«
W
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lMin«r, powwr moon roof, wood gram v*f « 7 , O o O nskM
MIy
onhy 3S,oaO mKM.
V v v 9
1988 EAGLE PREMIER - 4
'eS FORD FIBO
PICKUP
Redftsilver 2 tone, only
32,000 msM
'MRAOLB
niKMlBIR E S
M, It, y4 (td mn BMI M h tMi V-«,Fi«yioMtiuaniyt
1987 FORD RANGER PICKUP XLT
V6; no rust; excel, condition
m i l e a , p r i c e d to t e l l
$/l<|C|€l
TI«P5FV
1986 X L T C L U B W A G O N
. .. onl)r'S099
One owneri l o w m i l e s
V-6, auto, a/c
6 cyl., auto, a/c
only
O n e owner, extra nice
1991 OLDSMOBILE 88 ROYAL BR0UGHAM-4DR.
'89 C H E V . s-10
•84 CHEV. S-10 4x4
EXT. CAB
$B[Q<|Q
c9«7%rtr
M9m
I i l c e n e w , p r i c e d l o sell
$ ^ Q Q C
4 cyl, - auto - a/c - only 3O0OO miles.
'6995
fli
onIy
1989 E S C O R T W G N .
1985 BUICK C E N T U R Y - 2 DR.
3.81. - v6 - auto - a/c - low miles; excellent
condition
starcralt. conversion. k>aded
PICKUP
only
1 9 8 7 M E R C . GRAIV M A R Q U I S
•90 CHEV. LUMINA A.P.V,
V-6,auto. aji:,ii'll4cnfisa
'11,500
Se^QAQ
1989 T A U R U S G L
4 cyl. • aulo - a/c - only 16000 miles.,
» F « F t F
$e^QQa
t9«F«7«F
1991 BUICK S K Y L A R K - 2 DR.
'14,900
'89 GMC SAFARI WAGON
§
only
O n e owner, p r i c e d loaeIl
Loaded, black
'12,500
$'7aa<fe
. , only
1986 A S T R O V A N C O I W .
4 cyl. - aulo - ale • only 31000 mites..
•91 SILHOUEnEA.P.V,
'90 GMC 0-1500 4x4
Sierra dassk:, kiadod 2 tone
* 7 9 » 9
1986 G M C J I M M Y 4 X 4
Super b u y , loaded
'9495
'11,900
$ ' 7 Q A a
f tPtVcF
only
O n e o w n e r , l o A ( l e f l « 3D,000 m i . . . . o n l y
1 9 9 0 OLDSMOBILE C A U ! S - - | DR.
•91 C H E V . S - 1 0
4.3, v-6, aulo, a/c, slorno
cassette
M.fi<I^U*f
1991 T E M P O G L S
9000 m i , , l i k e n e w
On
I x ) « ^ ^ c ^ witii ertrat, only 33,000 mUei
'6995
$1 A
j l iF«!F«F
1987 MERKUR
0.
{
"The Nice P l a c e t o S l i d p "
or'156 per mo.
Gb3 W. GRAND RIVER
BRIGHTON
V,
229-8800
itaio,V-6,\oMmla
MCDONALD^
^3900
Full power
A u t o ,
With
or *133 per mO.
G R A N D
4 T ) R r
^3495
Can't
Iimiiisl n l i i i o a , i p M l t l , only 16,000 milei only
4 speed, 12,000 mlies
'89 METRO LSI
U
V
Go Wrong
l i l c o new
100% lauariint^eci
Red-kiaded
Lowmiles,
like new
1985 FORD E-150
You
'5995
'4295
LX
and trucks; Yoii
1981 P L Y . R1El.IA]NrT
USEDCARS
•85 GMC K5 JIMMY 4X4
Bkie & white, aulo, tilt & cruise,
power windows 4 kicks, 'plow'
1991 BUICK Park Ave, midnight
blue, blue leather interior, 18,000
miles. $17,900. (313)227-6186.
1991 CUTLASS. Stereo, air,
cniise. 27,500 miles. $10,800.
Call (517)223-3104 after 2pm.
1988 CHEVY Sprint, nins oood,
1984 FOflD EXP, runs
New clutch i tires. $900. 50 miles per gallon. $950.
(313)349-0231
days,
(313)437-7133.
(313)234-8883 nights.
1984 HONDA Civic. Engine
needs work. $500 or besl offer. 1988 YUGO all possible options,
runs great, $950 or best offer,
(517)548-4546, evenings.
(517)223-3835.
1984 RENAULT Alliance, good 302 ENGINE, 350 engine, 300
transportation.
$300. Ford standard shift trans.
(313)486^.
1957 Chevy fenders, 1965
1986 FORD Escort, mns exc, custom Chevy, show room cond.
$1000. (313)632-7460 or pickup, 1957 Chevy station
wagon. (313)684-6872.
(313)632-7611.
Oheck O u r Cars
1990 C H E V R O L E T 4 5 4 SS
1990 BUICK Regal LTD, 26,000
miles, loaded, exc. cond.,
$97D0/best (313)227-3593.
1990 PROBE GL, air, stereo, 5
speed. 21K miles, $7995.
(313)227-4409.
1988 EfSCOfiT. AutomatK trans,
ainyfm eassatle, 2 door, runs
eood. taoOO. (313)7500144.
Ii
out
or »85 per mo.
IT R A C E R 4 D R .
Auto, stereo
Air, auto, captains seats
1988 BONNEVILLE. Loaded,
fiighiiiray miles. $6200.
(517)5'I8-Z)07
'14,995
•Prices must add tax, title, license, destination snd dock tee
• i ' ^ ^ ^ ^ n r
M E R C
1987 PLYMOUTH Horizon.
$1500. Good condilion.
(517)223-9447
(313)2;!9HJ216.
Full new car wananty
'8488
1988
1989 ESCORT U(, air, stereo,
good tires, 90,000 miles, red.
i^irst
$2300
lakes.
(517)548-3452.
1983 OLDS Delta 88. good body, 1987 PLYMOUTH Turismo. •
wall equipped, $906, Good condition. $800 or best
(313)685-9889.
otfef. (313)227-3659.
1987 .«>HADOW ES Turbo, 5
speed, must sell. $2500.
1991 CHEV
1930 PLYMOUTH 1991 CHEV S-10
TAHOE
ASTRO EXTENDED
SUNDANCE
4.3lt,aJlcplic<it
4 door, auto, air
PROGRAM VANS
1986 BUICK
REGAL LTD
^
L*2495
1987 CHEV
Z-24
WHOLESALE TO ;99QCHEV LUMINA
EUROSPORT
^PUlLIC
Low miles
Auto, stereo
'5995
•7995
44,0C»otigrial miles
.87 HORIZON
Aulo, air
only
^9500
R e ^
1989 DODGE Shadow. While, 5
door iitlbadi, 2.5 L engine, auto.,
power braiies, power steenng,
am/lm cassette, cruise, till, air,
low mileage. $6,796
(313)229-2563.
Auto, air
'2995
'12,995
2D
E S C O R T
loaded,
lust sell.
I 1986 PONTIAC Grand Am, air,
automiUk:, stereo, good cond.,
$2250. (313)4860831.
LIVINGSTON C O U N T Y ' S
1986
1989COUGAflLS, 32,000 miles,
loaded, aluminum wheels,
burgundy w^ed intenor, dean,
$9800 or best
oiler.
(313)231-4764.
1989 MERCURY Sable LS,
43,000 miles, loaded, like new,
$7100. (313)449-2804.
or '79 per mo.
igeTiSRAND AM LE. Loaded. 4
cykndfir, new tires. $2700 or
best citler. (313)629-1743.
1986 'MERCURY Grand Marque.
Fuly .oaded, 302, dean. $4,700.
1(313)629-8364, after 6pm.
1989 CHEVY Ceiebnty ourosporl
wagon, exc. cond. loaded
$8,600. (313)437-3279.
or »65 per mo.
11986
240
1989 BEREm GT auto, air,
new tiros, auise, $6500. DAytime
(313)349-9396.
'
orM45 per mo.
11986
L Y N X
Good transportation
1991 FORD Escon GT 5 speed, 1976 LTD. 76K Ktud miles. Best 1979 OiUAS Supreme. 2nd 1981 MUSTANG. 92,000 miles, 6
premium sound system, air, rear ofler. Wil accept partial trade. owner, solid body, engine needs cylinder, 4 speed, sunroof. Runs
defrost $10,000. (313)632-7979. Sow car. (313)632-7590.
worit, many new pifts. Teen great. $900. (313)632-7605.
1991 MERCURY Capri convsrS- 1977 DODGE Aspen. Low agere dream. (313)227-1520.
1981 OLOS Custom Cruiser
ble, 5 speed, air, power windows mileage, new tires. $275. 1980 CAOIliAC El Dorado. Bad station wagon, runs good.
4 kicks, $12,250. (313)632-7979. (517)521-3454.
CV joint Runs great Body good $95(Vbest. (517)546-2593 Brian.
condilion. Pans or complete.
1988 TOPAZ. Exc. cond., power
1978 OLOS Delta 88 Royale.
$27Sitel. (313)867-1759 eves. 1982 BUICK Skylark Umiied,
bral(es/si0ering/window5, 5
Rebuilt engine, transmission.
excellent interior, loaded, auto,
speed, 30 mpg, $3 800
$600 or best (517)223-3264.
Airtoinoblles $750. (313)229-6501.
(313)30-9190.
'
1980 CITATION, 4 door, auto,
good oond. 1980 Citation for 1982 HONDA Civk;. 2 door
Under $l,00O
1988 VW Fox GL, 4 speed, 4
parts. Both cars $575. coupe, am/fm stereo, rear
liUYir.
door, A/C, am/fm, rear dofog,
defrost. Exc. economy.
(517)548-2348.
SELL IT.
45,000 miles, very dean, Ca
$90(Vbest. (517)548-3744.
FIND IT.
1976 CHEVETTE. Yellow,
ear. $4300. (517)546-5264.
TRADE nr.
1961 FORD Mustana, funs
1983 BUICK Century. 4 door, air.
104,000 miles, good condition.
1989 BERETTA 4 cylinder, air, $650. (313)227-0657
exc. cond. irisldeanooul'
or $595 or b e s l
ofler.
CLASSIFIED
ill, cruise, sunrool, slereo, new
best (313)87^6798.
(517)223-8525.
tires. Ona oivner exc. cond.
$5,900 or besl (517)548-0080
days. (313)486<S8ia after Spm.
S U P E R S O R
AutomoUles
Over $1,000
241
A E R O S T A R X L
1985 MUSTANG GT. 54,000
miles. New transmisskin, dulh.
1978 OlDS Cullass, 4 door, V-8, $6,000 or best oiler.
auto, Florida car. Very good (517)5-i8-9428, asktorJell.
body. 45,000 miles. $1200. 1985 OLDS 98 Regency, 81,000
(313)363-1303, Union Lake.
miles, average cond. $5500.
1979 924 (X)f1SCHE, $4900, (517)2;:3^ e^nings.
WEEK
1991 D O D G E B 2 5 0 C O N V E R S I O N V A N
W a s ^2 1,995
1987
1985 UNCOLN Continenlal.
High mileage mns great. $2,500.
(313)3-19-3656.
O^er J1,000
SPECIAL
Ann
1985 i::lMARRON. Fully toaded,
sunrool, $1,300. (313)229-6938.
Automobiles
D€V)&C
SPECIAL OF THE WEEK
19a5',4 FORO Escort. 60,000
miles, 4 speed, new dutch.
$1,750. (313)887-2015
1967 MUSTANG, $2500,
(313)227-2016.
DichSwtl
NEW
I 1964 CHEVY Celebrity iirajon,
exc cond., Ftonda car, new Ures,
brake; i, shocks, asking $2,5C0 or
best ciHer. (517)548-5593.
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