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~~V~O~L~.~-3_5-~~~N-~O~~.~5~1~~~-.---£-Il-I~:-::-I-~-II-f:~-C~-~d-D-~~-~-~I-,MM-&:-::--f,-:~-I-h-~-G--R-O-S-S-E-P-O-'N-T-E-,-M--IC--H-IG-_~-_-N-.}~T~H-._-U-R-S-D-A-Y-,-D-ECEMBER19, 1974 15<: Per Cop, '7." P~r Y~&r 30 Pages-Two Sections-Section One , --I. - HEADLINES :Nc\vspaper Dockage Sales Will WEEK ,Still Point O/Help Ncctly AI Compile •• )' die Groll' Poblte New. Lions Club Members Given Assistance by Po- Thursday, December lZ Concern in GPW lice, Firemen, Friends THE SECOND fatal shoot. in Annual Drive ing of a Detroit high school 'Bumping' Procedure Attacked, Defended in Two student in three days occur. While both the Grosse More Letters to Council; Subject of Amend- red yesterday outside Mac- Pointe Lions and Woods kenzie High School, 9275 ing Ordinance Beine,; Considered by Wyoming. Dead is Virgil But- Lions fell short of their Solons in Executive Session ler, 16. of 9622 Appoline. Goodfellow Newspaper About four hours after the By Roger A. Waha sale goals on Monday, De. cember 16, the amount morning shooting. police ar- Around 14 Woods citizens will receive letters rested a 17-year-old Macken. contributed was close to this week notifying them that they will be "bumped" zie junior for investigation. last year's total, in the from their boat docks at the Lake Front Park. Witnesses said an argument case of the GP Lions, or I!ence, they will go back onto the dockage waiting over a piece of paper two even bettered it, in the weeks ago triggered yester- lIst, These people have reportedly had their spaces day's violence. Detroit police for 10.14 years. ------case of Woods Lions. Sgt. Ronald Karchfski said a There are 230 boat docks Dallas R. Kilchen oC the fight prior to the shooting at the park and all are in GP Lions said sales brought involved 17 youngsters. use. There are 156 small Park Gives in $5,900, "We had a very docks and 74 lake side docks, good response from the peo- ple," he stated, "And we did Friday, December 13 This bumping procedure Awards for just as well as last year." A DETROIT POLICE tele. has been the subject of several letters to the council The Uons were shooting for phone operator lislened for a goal of $7,500. six minutes 10 an emergency since October with tile two Fine Service call while 24 bullets were latest being referred to the Meanwhile, Woods Lions fired into an east side Detroit Committee of the Whole, Ten Paid Honor at 15th netted $2,551.91. according to couple, but mistook the shots Photo by Nancy Krarn.r (C-W), in action taken at Dan Mahfet. "We did beller the regular meeting Thurs- Annual Presentation than last year by $80" he lor so me 0 n e "hammering" This elaborate Christmas display has been foot of Washington road, to help their grandchil- said. ' and dispatched the calI as a created by Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Speerschneider on dren celebrate the holidays, day, December 12. Ceremonies for routine burglary. The call their property in East Jefferson avenue at the Main Focus Dedication ~fr, MahCet said, while the came ,through the city's 911 The subject of alleged in- To Duty Lions were II lillie short or emergency line. A tape of equities in the boat dock as- buyers this year, overall the the call indicates that Mr. signment procedure has been At G sale was a "prelly good suc- and Mrs. Clifton Ledbetter Student Tea Woods Senior Citizens' See Santa, the subject of tnese letters, r 0 sse Pointe cess." Woods Lions were Three ol the four communi. Park's 15th Annual Serv- were shot when Mrs. Ledbet- striviug for $3,500, ter called to report a burglar Being Given Hopes Revived for Own Elves Get cations have nixed bumping, ice Awards presentation Give Helping Hand had entered their home while while the other backed such held on Monday, Decem- aclioI' . ber 16, a number of mu. Both clubs received the they were away and killed helpful assistance of friends their dog. The couple were By Hospital Housing Complex in Pal"k Set for Yule This procedure Is outlined nicipal employes were wives and members of locai dead when an offirer arrived in a ection of Ordinance honored by the city coun. police and {ire deparlments. at the home about 25 minutes Would-Be Nurses Invited Council Agrees to Make Thorough Study of Archi. Public Invited to See 269 \\/lich pr".'ides for the cil for their many years City, Park and Farms offi. alter the call. to See New Station tect's Feasibility Presentation with Members Unusual Christmas Ex- financing and cUI,~truction of of service to the commu- cers and firefighters along boat dockage facilities, the nity. Three sur p r i s e with members of The'Shores Concept in Bon of Commission Saturday, December 14 hibit Created by maintenance of such and the awards were made to Department of Public Safety, 3,000 PRO-BUSING mareh. SecQurs New By Roger A.' W.h.- '"- Pointe Residents. - procedW'e for filing..,.pplica- public officials,' all Of aided GP Lions, while Wood" ers and Boston police clashed Wing In a comeback that would please any athletic tions. whom served the city for public safety o!!lcers "pitched today as demonstrators tried coach, Woods senior citizens rallied from certain By Barbara Bruno A part of the section, en. years on non-paying J'obs. in" for Woods Lions. to push through a police bar. Bon Seco urs Hosp.tal1 de fea t on th'elr reques t for a h'ousmg comp ItSex a an t'a s pro duc t'Ion 0 f titled "priorityf' in the, is. Three awards. pins with Monies received from both ricade in the downtown area. will hold a tea for student th t d f Gh . P k t h f I II t f Ch' t suanee 0 permIts," whIch is sales will be used to bring Six arrests and one injury ewes en 0 esqulere ar 0 a more ope u a sor s 0 rlS mas the main attention getter the Seal of the City of Grosse Christmas cheer to Pointe were reported. The marchers nurses interested in the and stable plane at the regular council meeting toys continues precisely says: Pointe Park, designating the needy via Christmas baskets, were led by the Rev, Ralph hospital's no-nurse-station Thursday, December 12. - on schedule and can be In the evenl that there are number of years of service, food and clothing, plus vari- D. Abernathy and state Sen. concept on Friday, De. Action on a reeommenda- the Whole for further study seen right here in The not sufficient spaces avail. were presented in absentia ous Lion projects 10 aid Ihe William Owens. The violence cember 27, in the hospi- tion by the Senior Citizens with a report back to the Pointe. The entire com. able to accommodate all ap- to three employes, Police Sgt. blind. arose when the marchers tal's science hall. Commission for such a com. council. His colleagues unani- munity is invited to view plieants. tho s e applicants Thomas Martin, and Daniel With funds from the sale, ignored a parade route ap- Joan Noga. R.N., clinic di. plex was tabled by the solons mously agreed. Santa's elves busily build- who have had their applica. Weaver of the Department the less fortunate in Ihe area proved by the city and tried at the regular meeting No- Al the same time, the lions on file for a cont.-nuous of Public Works (DPW), for rector, will explain how Bon b 18 B t t th t . ing toys, readying his 25 dOG d will receive eye examinations, to follow one that had been vem er . u a a tIme, council. will meet with mem- period of two :iears or more. years; an mer 0 e- glasses and operations. Secours' unique system has and at the beginning of the bers of the Senior Citizens sleigh and grooming the (24 consecutl've c a I end a r froidt of the DPW, who has forbidden. The march cli- taken the nurse out from be- . d . th t b 'th th D maxed a week of violence at session on the 121h, the reo Commission on the housing rem eer III e cour. months), and have not '"een een WI e eparlment South Boston High School, as hind a desk and returned her quest appeared doomed. queslion upon the seniors' yar d 0 f a Jeff erson ave" able to procure a spa~ "duro for 15 years, to the patient's bedside. The h ".. .Judge Paterson students protested a federal system is in full operation in For the estimat'?d 40 sen. request after sufficient infor. Due orne at the foot of ing that period of time be. Officers lIouored court order for student bus. the hospital's new wing iors first heard Councilman mation is gathered. Washington road, cause space is unavailable, Police Department person Resigns Post ing. which opened this week. Rodger (\. Graef's m?!ion to Mayor Sympathetic Busy Elves (ContInued on Page 2) nel who were present to reo . • concur m the CommIttee of In lhis regard, Mayor Ben. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Speer------ceive Iheir pins, were as. Cily Municipal Judge Doug- Sunday, December 15 To TOur FacilIty the Whole's and the Citizens Ijamin W. Pinkos asked that scheider embarked on the I I sistant chief, Lt. Gordon J. las L. Paterson writing from PRESIDENT FORD, hold- Highlights of the hospital's Recreation. Commission's rec, a totat, in-depth study be project to help their grand- mporta nt ° Duncan, 25 years; and Pa- Arizona where' he has been ing a summit meeting with nurse internship program willi ommendatlons that Ghes- made of seniors' housing in children celebrale the season trolman Charles Slusser. a living in semirelirement for French president Valery Gis. also be covered in the pres.) quiere Par!:. not be, .used for the community, including fi. and turned oul a detailed Due to an altered printing 30-year vetpran of the De- (he pasl year, lennered his card d'Estaing on the Carib. entation. such a hOUSingfaCIlity. nancing. other possible sites, representalion of Santa's schedule be c a use of the partment. resignalion hy leiter 10 The bean island of Martinique, is The tea begins at 2 p.m. I A main reason f~r this ~s et al. He.told Ihe .commissi,on workshop. Mrs. Speersehnei. Christmas and New Yea r In the Fire Deparlment, City Council, it was an. moving closer to an accord with the program starting at because the park IS public to f~~ mformalton to CIty cler said it took six men the Iholidays, tbe NEWS' editions Chief Phillip M. Costa re- nounced al a regular council with France on an approach 2:30. Nursing sludents will ~roperty used for recre~. Administrator. C h est erE. /(ood part of one week to of Thursday, December 26. eeived a pin for his 25 years ~~e;i~,g on Monday, Decem. to handling increasing energy have time to qsk queslions tlOnal purpo~cs for all resl- Petersen, . CIty Attorne! erect the shop. reindeer and Thursday, January 2, of service; and Assislant lfjs post will become va- prices. according to spokes- _~e\v facl'II'ty, dents. Councilman Conrad. A. Georg.e Catlto, and the councIl t bl d hIt t h' Chief David Taylor, for 30 men for bolh sides. The sum. and tour the ., sac an cae. ype ouse, WIll be on thl' stands Thurs- f' ("ant on Tuesday, December mit began Saturday night where each patient room con- Naegel seconded the moll on. on thhlSquestion all containing mechanical day ralher than on Wednes- ye~~~ ~a~:;~~eRobert Slone 31. with a state dinner at which tains a nurse alcove and Seniors State Views T e mayor also requested figures. day_ called out the names of the Judge Paterson, who had the two leaders spoke pub- nurseserver supply eabine!. But then the seniors went that city officials look ir:\o The elves are painting, Ou.r mail. subscribers wi!1 honorees, and lhe awards heen justice of the peace . . steadily to work and ex this matter in such areas a~ receIve th I a F f 19 ' licly about the best approach Further !nfor~atlOn on the pressed their views to the aid from the state aOlI fed- pounding and sawing while e r p pers on r~ were presented by Mayor rom 55 unhl 1967 when to Ihe oil question. The meet. ~ea can be obtained by call. council. A big turning point eral governments, plus whal the people in the house trim day, December 27, and. FrI' Matthew Patterson, who with The City swilched to the mu. ing marked the first face-to- 109 343 1525 the tree and listen to earolers day, January 3. respectIvely. the members of the council nicipal court system. ex. face talks betwE'en the two - - came when architect W. D. other communities, who have outside. Santa himself super- ralher than on Thursda~.. congrb~ulated the employl's plnined in his lctter Ihat he men. Dolgner, a mem ber of (he been involved in housing for vises the entire operation The deadlme for claSSIfIed for cledication to their rluties. had held ofr resigning in RECEIVES IIONOR "Wo?ds . !Ieritage .Gro.up," seniors, have .done ancl meth. chel'king of( items on his list advertising for bolh issues Mr. Slone then announcecl hoPI'S lhat The City would Monday, December 16 Norman Centorbi, Texaco (senior cItizens organlzahon), ods of flnanctng used. a the II ff 1I II is Monday, December 23 and the surprise awards, one of pass a new Jll'nsion program PRICE INCREASES were retailer at East Jefferson ann presented a feasibility study Robert lloyd, of Clairl'icw is y ro 0 Ie assem I y 30, at noon. while thc display which was given to George that would ('I!I'er municipal announced today by the Un. Alter road, was I' e c en t Iy of a housing complcx at Ihe court, a memher of thc com-j lfie. advertising deadline is 4 p.m. Helm, chairman of Ihe Park Judges. 1I001'I'Vt'r.Cily Allor- ited States Steel Corp. that honored as the Detroit dis- park for the council's consid- mission, presenled pelitions I Await Rig Night on Monday. Planning Commission, who nl'Y Ilichal'd lIinks saill, un- will affect at least lwo.thirds trict champion in Texaco's cration, (Conlinul'd on Page 4) I In separate staib, Donner, News copy musl he reo has sefl'ed with thaI hody clc-r 1'11("City code, elected of its product line. The hikes "Round the Car Service" eon Then, alter some 3040 ---__ I Blitzen, Comet, Cupid and ceived (or both issues on Fri- for I:> years; and Council officiab arl' not eligihle for will be most noticeably felt lest. The award is presenled minutes of discussion, Mr. Woods ()ka vs I R u dol I' h. (complete with day, December 20 allJ 27, man Robert Hutton, who has thl' IYJlI' of plan the judge in the construction, rail and for giving the mllst complete Graef withdrew his previous .I blinking nosc,) awail Ihe bil( by 5 p.m. served the city for a total of hall sought, oil industries. Allhough the service on the service station moHon ann moved that this T,oa vel (~osts' I night when they will trans The cooperation of our 15 years, as a memher of the Mayor John L. King said company did not oulJine spe- driveway. He competecl for entire maller, includin;( Mr. port Santa ancl his goodie'Sto read ..rs in meeting Ihc deacl Park Doarcl of Review. Plan Th.. {'ity will now Ilclive'!y cific price increases it ap- six months against all Texaco Dolgner's sile plan, be T('. rooftops throughout the lanel lines will be apprecialed. I (Continul'd Oil ralle 6) I .sel'k a I1I'Wju"gl'. Applieants peared most would be in the retailers in the district. ferred to the Commiltec of Three members or The A smiling elf has Dancer in musl hI' allllrnl'YS li
year, stated he accumulated over I (Continued on Page 6) I Joan M. Mullan, $28.42. der's courtyard cd pleased with thh 'n.ta f t m re Sl'rnmars or (.1 rlrmonslrat~d Iradershl{l 111 . "prese . u ure, lhe profeSSIon.
" ~ '. em ... • • ms it ...... o+*it it +.a ••• .,d 40-= 4hart'+ it + +'+++tee" •• h • • Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 19, 19704 ------~_....----....-- Boat Dockage in Woods Still Causes Concern HOCKEY LOVERS (Continued Irom Page 1) "It is the intent of this pro. Ianswer. Mrs. Richard Noyes, Mr. ;lnd Merry space will be proviaed in the viso to remove from eliglblll. The mayor said the demo. Mrs. George Young and Mr. Young' or Old following calendar year for ty for a boat dockage permit 1Ition of the bridge miaht and Mrs. Mau~lce Dalessan' f an applicant or applicants. person or persons having the be a solution with the con. dro were against the pro. A Gift to Last . May FUe A(ala longest continuous period of s!ruction 01 a new bridge cedure. A Lifetime Christmas This would be done by elim. boat dock usage as deter. which would accommodate At the meeting on the 12th. inating from consid.'ration mined by the priority list. so the movement of all boats Mr. Noyes read his letter to 'Tis the season to b:: jolly and for a boat dockage permit a as to make available spaces beneath it. But this, he em. the solons, saying, "We feel ForY ... thank all ou' customers for person or persons who have for applicants who qualify phasized, would be an ex. that we are being discrimi. hc.YII'lI their support. II's been delight. ha:l the longest continuous as above provided," the mea. pensive proposition and that nated against. after l'.t years htI W'ttta ful serving you. Hoppy holidays. prior usage of space at Lake sure sillies. this was. oilly his op!nion., of loyalty, and payment. of 11I.I(jft Front Park. Since the first letter was Mr. PlDkos said thIS tOPIC fees to the park by bemg "Any applicant who has received by the council and would co~tinue to be studied 'bumped' out of our wells. been removed from eligl. referred to the C.W on Oe. In execuhye session and that Cites Hardshlp B. McDANIEL biJily for a boat dockage tober 21, the solons have the counCil would ask Parks "We do not feel this or. permit in complianee with ~een co~sidering, in execu. and Recreation Director Don. dinance is constitutional be. this provisio may filc a new live seSSion, whet~er or not al~ J. Hallmann to. me~t cause it is contrary to tradi. • All Pipe Construction GUN SHOP application, whieh will be to. amen~ the or.dmanee. At wllh them to see if thiS tional coneepts of seniority, • Chain link Net 15102 KERCHEVAL V A 1.8200 placed at the bottom of the t~l~ particular time, no de. matter can be resolved. whieh provide for privilege to • Weather Proof $49.95 ~-:. eligibility list for future COD' clslon has been reached. Apply Apla tbose in residence the longest 11: sideration. If there's no amendment to In the two latest letters, time." IN STOCK • Easily Stored ....,...... ilIliu .'d' .- ..------.---.-.. ------~ the measure. bumpillg will D, D. MeGraw felt the bump. (C't Att G C t 1l!')J,..~ " continue to take place. ing procedure was a fair . I Y orney ~org.e a.. DIJcu11IeI Meullfe one. "I see no reason why 1m. !old the c~unclI, ~n hiS .-:i!!!!! .-- ' In exploring the reasons lor those who have preferred and o~lm~n, the ord.l~ance !S con. the ordinance, Mayor Ben. enjoyed this privilege, par. stituhonal as It s ~amly a .GREAT LAKES 273.2900 Mon..fri. 9 10 5 jamin W. Pinkos said, "We ticularly for a long period tax supported facility and RNCE co, 16S.a G,_filld (S, of 6 Milo) 5alurclay 9 10 I didn't know. (at one time). of time. should not share eae~ taxpayer bas the oppor. how many boat docks would fairly with other citizens. tu~uty to make use of it). . be open and how many rllsi. "Anyone removed from an 'There ue very few sail. ~ dents would use them." So assigned dock can do pre. boats left at the park. Three ~ the measure included a bump. eisely what I and others have of. the 14 to be bumped are ~ ing clause "which would give done-apply for a dock and. sailboat owners. We unde.r. ~~ more people a ehanee to if necessary, wait until the stand the~e. an: 185 peo~ill use the boat docks." operation of the ordinance on the wailing list. (~e elty machine washable The mayor stressed this will in the same man n e r reports the number IS 135). F.xdu~h., ..I~' ror thf' man or Ir.dition ~ procedllfe has been more again give them an assigned Bumplag. 14. of the present f bl f I th d k " . boats will hardly make a l\lERINO WOOL a a pro em 0 ate as. ere oe space, he said: dent in the waiting Ii t" 'd ~ have been more applicants Mr. McGraw also saId, "J Mr Noyes s, sal New Shipment-just Arrived KNIT SHIRTS ~~ f~r docking facilities. He a.lso ~g~ .you as a body end as ':It would be a hardship for • Cited the problem of the high inIIlYldual members of the us to use a eommercial ma. THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS wate~ le~e! of the Milk River. city councll not to supp?rt rina. We race OUf boats in ~ the inability of some ~ats a change of ~ nature whieh waters direetly off Lake ~ to move under the brl~ge would e!fectively. deny the Front Park. Unlike power. DI.t1I.;Ifi ~ and.. accompanying dockmg opportumty of fair and rea. boats which can go 25-30 I o ~ faciltty a~eess problems.. sonable use o! city own.ed miles per hour it is more dif. He realizes many are dls, property to aU Interested cIty ficult for a sailboat located ~ enchanted with the bumping residents la order to give the a great diatance away to get ~ procedure but be didn't think lavor to a privlieged few." to the lace course ~ more docks was the mala On 1M other hand, Mr. and "We recommend that ac. ~ tion on bumping be postponed ~ Will Circulate School Survey unWestimates are received AU COTTON ~ by the Citizens Recreation LoCost. TURtLE NECK and IAAC TURTLE each $25.00 - POLO STYLE $28 50 ~ Committee to improve the Both loa,," ond Pointe residents will prob-I 'II major resource for making marina faeilities, including light sleeve, ~ ably be receiving a SChool recommendations to the th It f Ing th The classic 'crocodile; MAIL 1\ PHONE ORDERS TO '571 WOUDWARD AVE - PHONE 9642300 ~ System questioDDaire uoUoOO'Board for educatiooal im. e co 0 mov e bridge shirl Two.buNon ~ the first ...... of Ja ...' ...... as provement. upstream to a location closer plock.t neckline . .... ~ -~~ to Jeffe1'SOl1avenue," The active sportsman's part of • community wide To launch the project. the fovorit. shirl! 100% asseumeot program of edu- Board created a steering com. ,aNon lisl•• <:atlonal expectations and pro. mittee consisting of 10 memo For A Nautical Christmas woshabl •. Fo,est cedures. bers-at.large frtlm the com. gr•• n, cap.n blue. DAVID v.HITNEY BUILDING, DOWNTOWN' SOMERSET MALL IN TROY At a september meeting munity. Members are John BROWSE white, yellow. red. the Board of Education ap- Kennedy, MTS. C. J. Sutton, gold, burgundy, (oeoo, pumpkin, formation proved the of a Charle5 F. Woodbury Jr., THE SHIPS leNu,., pink steering committee for Com. Mrs. John R. Cobau, Richard S, M. l. XI, XXl. mUDity Asse.simeot8lld the E. Borland, J.Edward HaUl, WHEEL 51550 questionnaire is part of the Mrs. A. C. Dickson Jr .• Mrs. group's proposed Four Steps Carl J. Fischer, Neal Shine to Progreu. a total plan to and Mrs. LoUie Gerhardstein. enlist community oplnioo as Also servin( on the com. I mlttee is trustee John Bruce, ! ~~~. ..0:>- William Arbaugh, of the ,','- /), Santa Pictures Grosse Pointe Edu~ As- sociatiOll, Ricllard Kay, 01 <, .. ' ~'~ .,.,. End Dec. 24 the Grosse Pointe Adminia. I'~'.' '. ..- \ lraton AssoclatiOll and two .._ \ '" \ The Jaycee.Jaeobson's co- high school students, David sponsored "pictures with Howell, 01 Nortb .... Blair Santa" project ends Tues- Tily, of South. bIoth Damed CANVAS day. December 24. by theii' Student Associations. OXf'OlOl Color photOll, which cost Superintendent of Schools .. $2 per shot, will be taken by UATHU BLAZER VI Dr. James A. Adams and 0Xf0IDS the Jaycees from 1-5 p.m. Board president Mrs. Joan 0 and 6-8 p.m. Monday.Friday, Hanpeter will serve as ex. tM pical'ti-71 1'ton and from 1 p.m. until elosing officio members alOlli with 92 Kercheval-On the Hill The impeccably styled solid time on Saturday ..t the store several staff members. sIi,'s DeeI HI 2-8251 located In-The.VilIage. 1.605 .AOl tu 2.'_ color sponcoating makes The steering committee. OI'IH DAIlY • to 6 AU funds wll1 go back into whieb acts III an - advisory $ot ... S p.M. an excellent contribution Open 9 "Iii IJ 'Iii Chrislmas-Sal. 'til 6 the community via Jaycee council to the superi"tfo.ndtnt, to any man's wardrobe at projects. is in the final stages of rec- an equitable cost. ommending the survey to Dr. One billion new tree seed. Colors: Navy, Red, Adams for presentation to the lings are being planted in this Board. JACOBSON'S OPEN EVENINGS NOW TO CHRISTMAS Forest Green. Camel, country's forests this year- The community will be in. SHOPMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 'Tll9:00 P.M. Brown and Grey ... S125. nearly five for every Ameri. formed of the results of the Saturday, 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. can. questionnaire as soon as the Orosse data are tabulated. i .outllwick j ,\ tradition l'nloll~~t'nlll'mril. Point~ News. r Published Every Tbllfsday by I Kohl. B. Edgar D/BI A. ADteebo Puhliabers 99 Kercheval Aveuue Groue Polate, Mlcb. f8236 carl sterr Phone TU 2-6900 by RDbert V. Bates R.Ph. Second Cia.. P",tOO. paid c! HARKNESS PHARMACY ON THE Hill Det,oit, Michigan. H d' f hi' Subscription Rates $7.00per yeor af enmg 0 tear erles per mail. h very prevalenl, and af- C~~~~f~d~' FJ~~sc:~~~i':ofecU many men and women 99 K.td'l~.ol,Grosse Point. F,"m~. under forty-five as well as The dead rm. fOf news copy J5 • It • Mondav noon. older. ArlerlOsclerosls - All advertis!ng cOPf must bIl In which is how hardening of :~e",N5U~i~~~V undov noon Ihe art~ries is known tech • .,::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:;:~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~:;:~:;:;:::::;:::;:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::.~~C:~~:~i~sIh: ;:ii~f:: ;:~:~: ::~:;:;imporlant arlery leading t~ ,':':': ':.:.:.the hearl. A fatly dep0!lll :::::: :::::::called choleslerol is laid ::::::: :::::::down in Ihe inner lining of :::::: :::::::the arleries. The deposit :::::: THE WEA THER KING. ;::::::evenlually lends 10 block :::::: :::::::Ihe flow of blood in Ihe ~~~~~~ by Zero K ing :~;~~~~arlery. Nutritio.n ~f Ihe :.:.:. :.:.:.:most balanced kmd IS nec- :::::: ;::::::essary 10 slem the lide of :::::: :::::::arleriosclerosis. ::::::., ::::::: Your local pharmaeisl ;::::: \ :::::: can help you when you :::::: . Stay warm and comfortable all::::;: need prescriplion or non- :::::: ~ :::::: prescriplion drugs. AI :::::: C. year with a Weather King-the ::::::HARKNESS PHARMACY, PI ERRE CAROl N :::::: ,;' zip coat with the pure alpaca ::~::20315 Mack Ave., at Loch- ::::;: • \ liner and removable collar. The ::::::moor Blvd., Grosse Pointe adds a touch ot Parisian ti nesse :::::: ., outer shell is a washable, two ::::::Woods, we give prom pi, to a gentleman's wardrobe with ::::::i ::::::professional service on :::::: ply polyester and cotton poplin. ::::::your prescriptions and his Sorbonne poplin dress shirt ot :::::: f.. 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Thursday, D~cember 19, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Woods Okays Two New Ask Assistance of Businessmen Our Sincere Thanks More cooperation on the wants to discuss this situa. Investment Counseling' La'ws on' December 16 parts of Woods businessmen tlon with his colleagues and • Capital Protection For Your Patronage along Mack avenue in clean. ask that they give him their The Woods Council unani. particularl)' regarding its ing up around their places permission 50 a letter can • Precious Metals Investments mously approved two new wording as approved by the after snow falls may be reo be written to businessmen • Gold, Silver, Foreign Currencies Wishing You and Yours t ordinances in aclion taken at other Pointes. quested by Mayor Benjamin requesting their cooperation. the regular meeting Monday, Through Tuesday morning. W. Pinkos via a letter. Mr. Pinkos said no services "Personal Consultation" the Very Best Decem~r 16, Both had first December 17, all municipati. The mayor commented will be discontinued at this 1st APPOINTMENT FREE! readings at the Thursday, ties, except The Shores, have u po n commercial district lime. However, if business. December 12. session and okayed such a law. snow removal in the city at men do not r.ooperate on this for a were ripe for approval on the Under the ordinance. em. the regular council meeting malter, consideration will be ICOII L. RICHI•• 16th. ployes and persons not cov. Thursday, December 12. He given to ending such services. 399-8596 Happy Hoiiday! One measure establishes I ered include employes in un. asked that this malter be an unemploymenl compensa- classified servIce including referred to the Committee of tion system to be adminis. but not limited to elected and the Whole for further discus. 15 Windows tered by the city. while the appo.in.ted officials: persons sion and his colleagues agreed. Broken at NH ....__ second provides that The provldmg contract ural servo 16900 kercheval avenue ._------,phone 882.2755 Mr. Pinkos said the De. Woods shall be the local en. ice to the city as specialists, K 15KA partment of Public Works Fifteen windows were dis. forcing agency for the soil, independent contractors or worked hard to clean up the erosion and sedimcntation employes thereof; and sea. covered broken at North High city during and alter the JEWELERS control act. Both measures sonal, temporary anu part. School. '107 Vernier road, d. m. egan massive snowfall Sunday, early Saturday morning. De. 63 KERCHEVAL On the Hill as emergency ordinances: ti.me employes as defined by N. December 1. "Crews cleaned cember 14. reported Woods apparel for men lower level Coloni:1 Fedtrol Bldg. take immediate efIect. j city rules, . up the sidewalks on Mack police. 885.5755 With the city's law, it be" The measu~ also prOVides avenue. a county road for All of the windows are comes exempt from parlici- for appeals VIa a~ unemploy. the businessmen," he Sb.ted. located on the buildinS's '" pating in the State's unem. ment co~pens~lIon appeal However, several DPW north side in the gymna. al/ his favorite ~~~ ~I ..,. ploYlllent compensalion sys. i board whICh Will c~nslst of workers complained t bat sium area. Officers believe tem, The ordinance may still. three members appotnted by some businessmen didn't the windows may have been be amended and a molion to the. mayor to serve for, a clean up in front of their own kicked in as no object was refer to the Committee 0' the penod of not more than five places, continued Mr. Pinkos, , ~'cars found at the scene which SHIRTS such as making a walkway Whole any future changes or i' ,. might have been used 10 amendments was unanimous. A,s for t~e soil erosion and so people climbing out of I break them. for Christmas Iy approved by the I sedll~entahon control act autos have a clear run to the so ons. and lIs enforcement, the law business. Eleven 6"2 by 3.foot win. provides that prior to the While some businesses dows were shaltered. each I Speeder Gives ground breaking of any con- have made an effort in this with a value of $85-$100. OPEN struction project in the city direction, apparently many Four 2"2 by 2-foot windows 'Dumb' Excuse involving one or more acres could do more. were broken, each with an Evenings of land. an erosion and sedi- As a result. the mayor estimated value of $30. mentation control plan must TIL A New Jersey motorist, be submitted to the city's NECKWEAR who was stopped for speed. building department in ac. Christmas ing on Lakeshore road by Fresh concepts in cordance with the rules of Shores public safety officers stripes. The perfect the Department of Natural on Thursday, December 12. HAVE WE GOT A gift for men of Resources, (DNR). could not give a good reason good taste. for drivin~ over the posted Upon payments of the nec- NAME FOR YOUI essary fecs to the city sub. from speed limit. Patrolmen Archie Grieve mitted plans will be reviewed and approl'ed and a permit SUITS and SWEATERS SLACKS and Robert Bensinger said • La...... 'Joyma, Rill>, they were on routine patrol will be issued, provided the SPORT • Dtummond .IC;~ at 10:25 p.m., going east on plans meet DNR standards • 0an09al '--1 COATS °Jat'!nWildJ "Toilot', e.nc:h Webber place. and when they which have been adopted b; '.C1btc.ni '''n~n .Pondlotan reached the Lakeshore inter. reference, to prevent soil "KingVldQ4' .....,. .l,e.vj', ..Golden HollM ..Amold PoImtr section, they saw Robert S. erosion at all major construc- .. Johnn.,. CO'loon Livingston. 23, heading south tion sites in the city in ex. TIES on the road at a fast clip. cess of one acre. (except SPORT SHIRTS "llon '- CUSTOM ..Johnn., CQnotI The officers took up pursuit isolated family dwellings). '00""'" ..Cart9f .. HoIl'M1 and paced the motorist at 60 "Enro TAILORED .I;nd~ton miles an hour. OOTHING Livingston was forced to To Light Trees .. CUllom Town tld. SHOES • AlIon Edmonck slow down because of heavy DRESS "Mann'" traffic and was stopped by ~4tSaint Puul the public safety officers at OUTERWEAR SHIRTS -En'Q Deeplands. When he was The annual lighting of '"lJpocuno HOSIERY asked why he was driving • St'Clto Joe 'CCI"'P Christmas decorations in the °lof\don FQi 'D'Onay .. Supp.Hose so fast. Livingston said "for gardens of Saint Pau1's-on. • RHd $portlwear he'll lOVE these plaid a dumb reason". but did not the. Lakeshore will be held FORMAL elaborate. He did, however, at 4 ~.m. on Sunday. Decem. Tuxedo Rentals DRESS SHIRTS BB.TS COTTON FLANNELS acknowledge that he was bel' 22. • O!.car de' 10 Renle -Korl'''U Ho"""" • After 51_ 'Al~.(Sia .JotlInny COnG" aware that the posted speed In addition to the lighting by Holbrook and 100% limit was 35 miles an hour. ceremonies. the afternoon Cotton Flannel by McGregor Livingston, who resides at will feature Christmas carols ARE YOU A MAN? 5 Essex. road. Washington, sung by the students of Saint Small thru Extra large $14 & $15 N.J .• was taken to the Shores Paul and sweet treats for all WITHOUT A STORE. station where he was issued youngsters. a violalion ticket for driving . 'The sponsor of the event is 1430 S. Grottot, ItA,. C~, I -. ~ 60 mph in a 35-zone. He ~as the. Saint' .Paul Teacher.Par. CORDUROY SPORT SHIRTS ",--""MiM.~'" • A.M ,,. ... released 'arter posting a bond ent Gu.I1d~. All Pointers arc J•• w..lI.~""'..... w" ".',M Navy, Beige, Tan or Green of $35. invited to attend. • • $16. ------
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Thursday, December 19, 1974 ,..\;:l' R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Five ------~--~- ~~------~.~_._-~~------_._------Piercing Horn 'Girl Frulay' Retiring Promotions Annolmced Foils nohber After Serving 22 Years Ostomy surgery A h'Jllk of th~ h~rn isn'l nllvay.; the best way of foil By Roger A. Waba I "It's a good ~ommission in~ a robbery but for a De. Hedy Cassel, affectionately and we are workmg hard. to no ban to a full social life trrit woman Monday after. known as "Our Girl Friday" get a much nee~ed h.ousmg The person who has had a colostomy mad( :.~ -- ::~:: :~~.-~....:-~ll""" .~~\ ': "n .. n~:'lI. necember 9, it was around Woods city offices. complex for seniors m .the or other ostomy operation can-and ::~:.; tear ot odending. All are available Iw:'er thnn a shiny sixshool. came to the cil)' in 1952 to cit)'. We hav~ a 10t.oC senIOrs should-expect a r.ormal b;:siness, with Hollister's exclusive Karaya Seal er. help out with park passes for wh.o have hved In Grosse family, and social life. As protesslonal Ring, a natural gum cushion that sur- 'file l:Jdv came to Wo()d~ a threcmonth period. POll1te Woods f?r a long pharmacists who slock Hollister ostomy rounds the stoma and guards underly- h ','''''''arters and told om. A d k ,hat? She time and would like to stay producls, we can help assure this per- Ing skin against irritalion. The Karaya ("1' William Entwistle after stav~' 2~O;ea~ow w. here if they could move into ~he entered her parked car ,:] stayed b;cause ] liked an apartment." son's comfort, convenience, and peace Seal also simplifies rehabilitalion lor the person who has already suffered ~,~ the rear of the Woods the pc:>ple '1 worked with and About 200 seniors, mainly 01 mind. I ;lc.tre: a .ma~ ~uddenll': I enjoy working with people," widows and widOwers, arc Hollister h8S a one-piece, disposable skin damage. Cl!",!'.'rl h" drl\'er s SIde door: she said. "] learned more and very interested in such a appliance lor each 01 the ostomies- WI hive. Holllltir produc:t lor IVlry and tol<1 her to move ove.r.: more about people as the complex, she stated. I including urinary diversion, All are ollomy,,"d: When she asked why, he saId. years passed. A smile, a kind Mrs. Cassel also has plans ))(' wanted her money. I word and being willing to to do some volunteer work I Like a floor manager's cue, ' help people goes a long, long with children, such as read ll:at statement triggered the! w.IY." ing and making to)'s. i MANOR PHARMACY h'Jrn blowinff act'o Ob' I k " . , ,".' ;Mr. J;tobert tmesch (left) hos been promoled to food purct10sing man-j . bIn. VIOUS Mrs. Casse. a per y re. Before I retIre] onb \HSfi 'age, fa, Piper', Alley Ea,l. Shavld Ih. owner< ap'n a ,.cand PiP""1 22600 Mack a••., It. Clair Ihor •• Iy star.tled, Ihe frustrated ceptionist, spends her last 1 could say 'good.by~' to all IAlley. Mr. Imesch will be in charlie of ,eUinll vp acenl,ol wa,e b.I, 8 and 9 Mil. Rd. robber Jumped out of the car day at work on Tuesday, De. the pleasant people I VI' met ,hov,ing developmenl fa, all food ,nvenlory'"g. M,. W,ll,am RVlh. ),.1 778-l330 and ran towards the Woods: cember 31. And while lihe while working in city hall. '(,ight), a lifetime ,e,idenl 01 G,oBe Po,nle ha, been appoinled manager Theatre. I will no longer greet people, But since I can't, I waut :01 Pipe," Aile) .BOlh Mr. Rv,h and Mr .. In\~"h ,'H. 10 b. h''ijhl) ")In ~ \Ve ho.'e <) (omplete line 01 si"k'fOOIlI ond ,ollyoiescent wpplies. The suspect was described I collect violation tickets. issue " , " d II ,jmended for Ihe" lob '" ma,nlo,noog p,per, A,ley h'llh ,Iandard. In, to Sa) I Ie, enjo}e a ?l) iqvalily load, and service. G,alle Poinle" have enjoyed bolh SInce Ihel as a hlack man, with shorl park passes and licenses and years servll1g and helpJOg "eslavfon'" opening i~ Jvne at Ih" year. hair nnd thick eyebrows, and process boat dock applica. them." she said. of an "a\'erage size." He wa" lions as part of her job, she "] know I'll miss city hall : wearing a tan corduroy jac. will have more time to spend but I'll also enjoy my carty i kel and dark pants. on her son's boat. retirement." I Tile woman added the man I She also will have more While Mrs. Cassell will i kept his hand in his pocket Itim~ to ~e.vote to the .cit(s miss her "collea"ues" she' ns though armed while he SeOlor Cll1zens CommIssIon 0, i from the Treasure Cove of talked to her. of which she's a member. also will be missed. i ------City Administrator Chester i Nautical Gifts E. Petersen said. "She has I certainly been one of the city.s most loyal and dedicat. ed employes over the years. "She has performed various duties for the general ad. ministrative offices and has done so willingly. She tries to do all her tasks in a con- scientious manner." /. Aft.'r )our warralll)' eXllires, )'011 lOa)' wall I 10 COII- F d H . I lillut. takill~ ~'Ul~r ear to I~.' d.,aler for. r.ellair~, 011 Ih., or osplta ~rou11ds Ihal hiS ltIechalllcs arc faJIIllmr w.lth your p. k Off' type of car. Uemember, Ihlft )'OU will 1I0W be ehar~ed Ie S leers ) for ull th.' work Ihat is done. so thut it is best 10 be sell,(.ti ....,. Warranl,' work, Oil Ihe olh.,r hand, should Benson Ford, of Lakeshore be Iwrfon ... ,d at 'Ihe authorized dealer, Ihou/lh nol road, has been named to the ****, \, )'OU ..,<************** necessaril)' the om, ltoll/lhl )'our car from. YOllr newly created post of chair ~ ' .. ori"inal dealt'r, however, is Iikel)' 10 b., more alten- man and chief executive of. tt ..... I iH' to rour llroblems. ficer of the board of trustees of Henry Ford Hospital. IIIr. 1'01'\'1'10: IH)J)(~E_ INC, 18001 !\lack ,he., tUH- Ford had been president of 271 I) is allentil'e 10 )'OUr car llroblems. The Chrysl.,r, the hospital board since 1947. one-H'ar unlimilt,d new car warranh' and ser\'ice "IVIRYTHI; FOR THI BOATIR" Carlton M. Higbie Jr., for. SHORES MARINE, Inc. "r liS t 1101;(:) mea thaI we'll repla(,." ,,'ilho~1 eharl(e, an)' merly vice president of the def" ... i,'e fadory-inslalled part for one full ).,ar 110 ~ 24910 EAST JEFFERSON AV'e.., One Block South of 10 Mile re(':""" ...r,(V' board, was named president. • ST. CLAIR SHORES (nexl 10 Blue Lagoon Boat Sales) ~ w::;~_ ~ __.. mall.'r how many miles you drh'e .. _ you'll even find and William Clay Ford, Ben. il in wrilinl', son's brother, was reelected secretary.treasurer, p A UTO FA CI'.O;: ************************.~~------Be sun' 10 g.,t receillts for any emergent'). work Only suckers let their dOlle, and 10 keel) pariS Ihal have been relilaced, so money burn a hole in an. )'011 .'an apl)\y Ihem for a possible rdmbursellwnl. other's pocket. ... MARINE DISTRIBUTORS FOR RAYTHEON ELECTRONICS How is .. shop our complete G~hampagne (ALEIDlS~I selection of nautical Made? @FCt~~~PIIo 21113 MACK ••. 885-6783 "By Sheer Genius, BETWEEN ROSLYN ~ BRYS Accessories Sir, Sheer Genius," ~ and Convenotion at White's, Club london. England rOR I-IOLIDAY NEEDS (ft/tl(?@ru @>@@@.g, ~ :lite 1hnegurJen @O~ll~ ~ W~{A)lP~ Supplies The Finest Selection 0/ Wines @)~<5@)(;6&!'l?O@)OO~ ~ ;n Michigan Open Fri. 108 21016 Mock, G,oss. Poinl. Wood. 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Thursday, December i9, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven 10 Drivers Pay Fines in Woods Police Score Shores Police Nab Speeder Ten persons received fines on a suspended license, and Traffic 'Hit' Shores Public Sa-fe-t-y-O-ff-i.-to-a-p-a-rtyat an apartment' Dial dawn. It addS up. when Woods Municipal Judge paid a $100 fine. cer Bruce Darlington was at Ten Mile road and Jef. J. Patrick Denis convened Glenn Harold Parker. of Shores police stopped an patrolling south on Lakeshore ferson in St. Clair Shores courl on Wednesday, Decem. 65 Moorland, pled guilty to East Detroit motorist for a rOlld, and was stopped for and had been quarreling with ber 4. Forty.two warrants a charge of no license on his traffic violation and made a Vernier road, at about 7:50 two men and a woman. He Every degree you dial were signed for failure to person, and was fined $50. "hit" as far as the passen. p,m. on Tuesday, December grabbed his coat and left. down pel'manenU~' answer summons, 11 cases Leonard Thomas King, of ger was concerned, when a 10. when a car passed him heading for home. He said cuts annual home were dismissed and there 17449 ~Iaumee avenue, on Law Enforcement Informa. at an extremely high rate of he believed that someone at heating costs by were three bond forfeitures. a following too close charge, tion Network (LEIN) reply speed, The officer gave the party had taken his wal. about this much. Patrick Joseph Clancy, of I had his bond forfeited in sat. revealed that the passenger chase. leI. He did not reveal its 8606 Gulfside, Union Lake, Isfaction, ($20 fine). was wanted by New Balti. PSO Darling!on said. he contents. pled guilty to a speeding David William Treder, of more police for failing to pay paced the motomt at 70 nHles St. Clair Shores police were charge, and paid a $25 fine. 449 Saddle lane, pled guilty court costs. an hour, from Renaud to the informed of the alleged theft Sarah Lynn Fur taw, of to a charge of disobeying Released to New Baltimore front of 521 Lakeshore, where and an officer was sent to 37712 CharIer Oaks, Mount a stop sign, and paid a $22 authorities was Robert W. the speeder was forced to the Shores station 10 take Clemens, pled guilty to a fine. He also pled nolo con. Craven. 21. of 24951 vaueY'1 the curb.. . . . the reporl, when LaPorte speeding charge, and was lendere to a charge of inter. Easl Detroit. The driver of The dnver, Idenl1fled as stated he wished to make a fined $20. ference with the public safety the car, Ke\'en Francis Kru. Le? LaPorte, 29, of 6110 formal complaint. ' John Francis Brennan, of departmenl, was issued costs ko\\'ski 18 of 14901 Shirley QUick street. LaSalle, On!., Officer Darlington issued Dial down your thermostat degrees to 69 degrees, 4957 Ashley, Detroit. pled of $100 and had his sentence Warre~. \V'as issued a ticket! Canada, st.ot. out of his auto LaPorte a violation ticket for -you'll sa\'e money leave it there during the guilty to a charge of driv. deferred to J!1ne 11, 1975. for not having a light mumi. I a~ the po1Jce.man approached speeding 70 mph in a 35.zone, ing on a suspended license. James Nicholas Vetere, of nalin« his rear license plale. ! hIm. He sa~d t11a~ he had and another for having no and Natural Gas. You can heating season, and you'll and was fined $100. He also 562 Shoreham road, pled I Publi~ S a f e t y Officer been in a fight With some. valid operator's license on save about 3%for every sa\'e about 3%. Set it back pled guilty to a no brake nolo contendere to a charge Michael Kenyon was on rou. one al an apartment in St. his person. The accused man degree you permanently further at niJ.{ht and you'll light charge, and paid a $10 of interference with the pub. tine patrol north on Lake- Clair Shores. and some per. posted a bond of $St). pending fine. lie safely department, was shore road, when Krukowski son, yet unknown, had a courl hearing scheduled for dial down during a hl'atillg save. too. Martin Leo Koch, of 23250 issued $100 costs and had his passed by and the officer stolen his wallet. After being February 12. season. Our (;as is your lowest South Rosedale, St. Clair senlence deferred to June noled he did not have the calmed down. LaPorte was He is charged with speed. 'For example, set your cost fuel. Vse it efficiently "'hores, pled gUI'lty to an l'm. 11, 1975. llighl, and sto.pped the. man informed that he was under. d f h. - t th D I t arrest for speeding. 109, an or not avmg a thermostat back from 70 and you'll SI\ n' even nlore. paired driving charge, and Anne La u r i e, of 23169 a e. uva In ersecllon. . Public safety officers, S~1. valid license on his person. was fined $100. Westbury dri\'e, St. Clair . (\. radIO call to the station Stanley Olulakowski and Pa. j ---- Charlie Floyd White. of Shores, pled not guilty bul Inltlal.ed a call on the LEIN trolman Robert Bensinger BRINGS PROBLEMS S07 Clairpointe, Detroit, pled was found guilty of speeding. ~achme. and a reIurn ~eply were dispatched to help Pa. Every day is the dawn of a guilty to a charge of driving, She paid a $5 fine. dIsclosed that KrukowskI was . MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY ~ ______nol wanted by any lawen. trolman Darlinglon, driving I new era, but somel1mes it
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Baltimore police wanted LaPorte said he had been j dler. Craven. At the station, a call to the department of that city confirmed the outstand. ing warrant against Craven Sonta's popping down and that he be held for a the chimney with a pick.up by a New Baltimore officer. "Merry Christmas," Craven was detained and to all our friends. Krukowski released aiter POINTE SCREEN &~ASH,INC:: being ticketed. The chronic crank soon fiRISTffiflSGR€€TlnG 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 ' comes to a turning point in his career. 6ive somet •
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. ~_~ ••••• ft_e ••••••••••• •••••••• :ee •••••• Ad. -de •••••••••• en. . _ _.-.__ .-.. _ Page Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1974 r Adopt English Center's Ski Hi Club Plan to Reopen Pool at Pierce CHRISTMAS WEEK Course Changes Sets Season Sehedllie WEEKOA Y HOURS If all goes according to OPEN SUNDAY The English Departments Mon., Tuel., at North and South High The War Memorial's Ski Marches at Walloon Lake plan. Pierce Middle School. Wed., ThurI., 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. School will be changing their Club is open to all students and supervision. ers will be able to use their 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. MONDAY approach to the English in .gra?~s seyen through 12. Boy~ Highlands, Walloon pool after classes resume Friday Electives Program during the It IS divided IDto two groupS: Hills and Boyne Mountain following the Christmas holi. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 1975.76 School year it was Senior Schuss, for Senior will be skied. $3 skiing insur. days. Saturday announced at a rel1uiar meet. Schuss, for senior H i g h ance is required. Tows and At a Board of Education TUESDAY lunches are extra. The trip 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ing of the Board of Educa'i School students in grades ~ine meeting on Monday, Decem. CHRISTMAS EVE tion on Mouday. December 9. through 12. and J u n lor is for senior Schuss memo ber 9, Superintendent of bers. Schools Dr. James A. Adams Pric•• Good Thru Tu••.• 0..:. 24th 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. The modifications will be I Schuss for seventh and eighth ' d' C' graders. The weekend ski trip to said repair work on the de. w..... rv. 1M ... ht t. care fuIIy outlme m urrlcu, A f Il . t ' k' Collingwood, Canada, on Feb. Umit 'l..."tiliet. lum Guides at each school. u Win er s s I program teriorated roof over the poul I and extensive orientation IS.pl~nned for all. Member. ruary 14-16 is sold out. had, for the most part. been programs for ninth grade ship IS .$5. ... There will be one final ski completed and that the pool students and parents will be The fl,rst local skI trl~ wIll weekend for both Junior and was expected to be filled this conducted in January. 1975. be to PUle Knob on FrIday, Senior Schuss members to week. December 20. The charter Schuss Mountain on Feb. The only other items that Superintendent of Schools bus leaves the Center at 4 ruary 28-March 2. Round trip remained to be installed were I Dr. James A. Adams, in a p.m., returning by midnight. bus transportation. lodging, a pre.heat coil with thermo- report to the trust~es. noted Round trip bus transportation, meals, supervision and lift static controls. expected to that !ntroduclory High School all area lilt tickets and suo tickets will be included for arrive by December 15. English is a required course pervision are included for $64.50.plu~ $2.50 ski' insur. at both 5'chools. and explain. $6.75 per person. ance. The pool deck, balcony cd that all. MIddle School An additional $1 for skiing . . areas and the pool itself are U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF students commg to N?rth ~r ins u ran c e is mandatory. . All stu~e~t skiers are. !D. currently being cleaned and vII~d ~o lOin Grosse. Pomte checked in preparatiOll for South must. enro;l In thiS Those who do not have a Ski. Hl1l now and enlOY the the refilling. com~lon baSIC skills course Pine Knob ski patch arc reo entJre season. ~..I _ required of all students. quired to pass a group les. The elective program then, son costing $1 to get a patch N.Y. STRIP STEAK j,~ open to ~(udents who are allowing them to ski the taking or have taken the in. whole lIrea. troductory cou~se. Toward Other Pine Knob trips are the end of the first half year scheduled for Fridays Jan. in the introductory course, uary 3 and l'?and February SAVE ASSORTED $2.00 $ teachers will orient students 7 and 21. Both Junior and 99 to the elective classes avail. Senior Schuss members are 2.0%. PER POUND able to the!!, the fo.Howing welcome on these trips. KIIORR PKG. rear and ~SSIStthem 10 mak. A five.day Christmas holi. SOUP MIXES mg selections. day trip is planned between LB. Counselors will work wilh Christmas and New Years students and English teach. Day for members of Senior SWIFT BUTTERBALL ers in making meaningful Schuss. ~aving the Center 18-22 recommendations based on Thursday, December 26. at POUND student performance and test 4 p.m., charter buses will TON TURKEYS AVERAGE LB. results. take skiers to the Marches All elective courses will he at Wanoon Lake. SWIFT BUTTERBALL 10.12 explained to sludents by the Lodging and breakfasts English Department chair. and dinners will be provided. POUND man, a counselor and the The buses will be available BENTUIIEYS AVERAGE LB. Assistant Principal.Jnstruc- daily to transport skiers to tion. so all ninth grade stu. Boyne Highlands, Walloon U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SAVE dents wil1 have the chance Hills, Thunder Mountain and $ to find out what options are Boyne Mountain. Supervision open to them. This will be will be included in the ski WROLE TENDERLOIN PER$~SND LB. 2.99 conducted the week of Janu. package for $69.50. Not in. ar:; 6.10. 1975. eluded will be food en route i WITH PEPPERIDGE FARMS STUFFING SAVE The week of January 13.17 or at the slopes ahd tow tic. English teachers will discus; kels.. . • the available electives with SkI IDsurance a~ $3.50 IS STUFFED PORK CHOPSPER:g~ND!.1.09 individual students in their mand.ato.ry. The trip returns ninth grade classes and a by mldmght Monday, Decem- 1A-LOIN 9 to 11 IN PKG. recommendation form will ber 30. . SAVE be filled out, signed by both There WIll be a four day 25" student and teacher and semester break trip, also to NUMBEI\. ONE WHERE PER POUND brought to the counselor's Boyne Country, Thursday, IT COUNTS,IN SCOTLAND PORK CHOPS office. January 23 through Sunday, • "'lCll1CIl WIISlY.1IS1lUI. 1WEl1olIl1lTlUl1lllllUM. January 26. Fee of $55 50 in. 1WlI1II1l1l(~ ..... 1ftIl •.• 0.,., .... U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF 5-6 RIB SAVE The counse~or will sign. if cludes bus transporlati~n up 20" he .agrees WIth ~he .elechve and back, daily transporta. $8.41 4/5 Qt. PER POUND chOIce. If there IS dlsagree~ tion to and from the slopes RIB ROAST men!, the counselor will reo food and lodging at th~ solve the matter with the DIET OR REGULAR leacher. GRAEF REAPPOINTED Parents will have ti.e op- Woods Councilman Rodger portunityto find out. about A. Graef was unanimously the elective program during reappointed 8S the city's leg. the Week of January 20-24, at islative coordinator for. next SEVEN-UP evening orientation sessions year's legislative session at involving the English De- lhe Michigan Municipal Lea. LIMIT partment chairman. counse. gue's request. The league 6BTLS. lorsand the Assistant Prin. will help keep all city coor- lEVIS'; FOR GAlS ?LEASE cipal.Instruction. Parents are dinators informed of pending urged to examine their chil. developments OIl the legisla. C dren's elective choices and tive frOnt. ThIs .otion was SAVE discuss special problems taken by the couhcil at tbe c with counselors after the gen- regular meetinf Thursday. 60 eral meeting. December 12. ON6 ,, 3 \02 -oz. [fPJJ MACADAMIA NUTS JAR 1.29 I REESE WHITE gets 61h -oz. c ~.~ IS PROUD OF ITS DOTTED CAN POL Y.COnON BLOUSE. ASPARAGUS SPEARS 65 :~ taken to all ,:,:: THANK YOU WHOLE E' MADE OF COMfORT ABLE 28-0Z. C the best places. PERMANENT PRESS FABRIC JAR 79 AND STYLED WITH A GREEN PEARS TRIM WESTERN SHAPE, NABISCO IT HAS THE TRADI. Agood loolling, lightweight. 100%solid state ~: TIONAllEVIS" POCKET 10-0Z. c Sony transportable will go from ship to shore. MR. 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11. screen measured dIagonally "1TS A SONY: $14995 BLOUSE $14 POINTE liE ELECTRONICS ti~~1: 4~() ~()W 19755 MACK MIC.HIG"N'5 ORIGINM "ND ONLY t\W71 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ("OM~IETe lEVI'S FAMilY STORE ~ Betw •• n 7 "n ______.II..- -. __ -. .. -.---...... _~_._~._... _.._ __..._ _ _ _b __ _e ..__•__ •__ -.. ..--.. _ ,C 3 e $2 P$ sa» PO a 'OSP"?».? .PPPFpP ...... r= ...... 't'"'"-...... -.....----.--,...-----..--...-- ...... --..---..--...- .... :0062420 .s. ;2"""".>.>' •• "; $i; Thursday, December 19, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine Troops Busy Larceny Leads YSD Incidents Now Open' At Richard During November, 63 com. The YSD reports that egg WHAT ARE plaints were received Cor in. throwing at residences, cars The New Pro Shop U's been an active year vestigation by the Youth and people is a persisting for the Camp Fire Girls and Service Division, (YSD), with problem. YOU GIVING Blue Birds at Richard School. three proving to be unfound. Runaways was the third "The Three troops meet at the ed. The total oC 60 actual category oC highest incidence school M 0 n day s. after cases is an increase of 10 as seven such cases were reo classes. under the direction oVP.r November 1973 but a ported. These involved two Y'OUR HOME of Mellss8 Haring and Jan decrease oC 17 below Octo. boys and seven girls, with a FOR CENTRE Dahl. ber's total. pair involving two sisters Early in November. the Through last month, the I each. ~il'1s visited Seven Ponds na. year's total is 673 cases. This In addition. there was one CHRISTMAS? ture center to talk with the is a jump of 41 incidents over reported runaway w hie h COURT" naturalists thereabout the the same period in 1973. proved to be an over.lale reo girls' Save the Bluebird Larceny/theft was the cate. turn home from a teenage TOTAL HOME COMfORT SALE Of HEATING, AIR at ')roiect. The troons have been gory oC highest ineidence as party. . . CONDITIONING, ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS, work in!! on this National 14 such cases were reported Of th!! leglhmate runaways, POWER HUMIDIFIERS ... IS ON NOW! Camp Fire Girls project for involving 21 youths. When Cour girls and two boys .re. Want A Beller Way To Make a year. considered with related oC. turned h 0 me voluntanly, A Dream Come True? Christmas caroling and a Censes, robber)' armed, one while three girls were ~rrest'l presentation of handmade case, breaking and entering, ed and returned to theU' par. gifts were the purpose of a two, stolen auto, one, and enls. . I GIVE YOUR WHOLE HOUSE . is open for business visit to the Carmel Hall Con. possession oC stolen property There were SIX cas~s of valescent Home in Detroit on Cour. the total climbs to 22 violation oC controlled sub- I A MERRY CHRISTMAS We have the most extensive selection fo current tennis fashion Novl'mber 18. incidents involving 33 male stances and two cases of for men and women, featuring Head, Margaret Courl, Top I The next week, on Monday, juveniles. (These totals in. dru.nkeness:. . All YEAR LONG Seed, Pointe Set and Wilson, plus many tennis gift items. Our November 25. a ceremony elude unCounded cases) SIX marlJllana or hashish racquets are the finest selection of top.quality racquets. We , ('a~es in\'oll'cd thrce male was held to recognize lieII' The second highest. i.nci.' adults, three male juveniles oHer expert stringing and racquet repair. members and present awards. dence c.ategor}' IS mahel~us and two Cemale juveniles; Ginny Flowers is a new destruclion of ~roperty With one mescaline. (sale and pur. member of the Camp Fire ~1 suc~ cases be1l1g ~roce~sed chase). incident involved five Girls and Nel Mercier, Kris. m.volvmg 21 m,,;le .luvenil~. male juveniles; one driving Wimbledon Racquet Club tin Lopez and Heidi Wag. Five oC these ~cldents ~n- under the influence of alec. brqont l!oner are new members oC volved the throwmg of mls. hol and valium case involved Open 8 CI.m. to 10 p.m. daily the second and third grade sill'S, (eggs, mud or snow one male adult. and one Sales & Service on all makes. 20250 9 Mile Road, SI. Clair Shores Blue Birds. balls), at moving vehicles. drunkeness incld~nt involved Phone 774.1300 New members of the first I one female juvenile. grade Blue Bird troop are P k t H Ten applications for peU. Kris Brown, Kerry Callahan, a r 0 ave lion were tiled with Wayne FLAME FURNACE CO. Lisa Chamberlin. Michelle Bus Shelter County Juvenile Court, three Gwin. Beth Holman, Kath. of which have been acted ryn Maypole, Alison Murray, upon. Two, were authorized Call 571-4610 K. C. Staub, Rea,gan Vasher Southeastern M i chi g a n for aeceptance by the court and Christy Weinberg. Transportation Aut h 0 r i t y, and one was denied. Several girls earned the (SEMTA), bus riders in The ------Starbird patch Cor their work Park will soon be sheltered on the Save the Bluebird from the elements when the r project. They are Heidi. Kris installation oC a bus shelter and Johanna Staub, Katie at Jefferson avenue and Pem. Mercier, Barbara Youngs, berton road is finished. It's Kristina Dahl, Kelly Palms, scheduled to be completed in ,;, Ann O'Rourke and Sarah January. • M.. , ...il- Haring. The installation of a bus .~. The girls hosled a movie shelter at the west side oC party in the school gym on JeCferson, south oC Masonic, Saturday, December 9. Re. and a shelter at the west side Creshments were sold to oC Jefferson, north of 12 lillie raise funds to be used for a road, also will be completed winter camping trip to the next month in SI. Clair Camp -Fire Girls Camp in Shores. Holly, Mich, The Shelters arc part of a proudly presents 50.shelter project being ad- ministered by SEMTA. In City Approves addition to the shelters in MORE TIME TO SHOP The Park and St. Clair UC Ordinance Shores, others will be in. stalled in Royal Oak. Dear. Treasure Cay The City Council, at a reg. born, Inkster and Detroit. ular meeting on Monday, De. The total cost oC the pro- cember 16, voted to establish ject is $231,800, and is being NOW THRU DECEMBER 23 a local unemployment com. funded with grants from the pensation system that will Urban Mass Transportation become effective December Administration, (UMTA), and 31. the Mi~higan State Depart- ABACO Under State law. unem- ment of Highways, Urban ployment compensation cov. Transportation Division. 7 days of fun and sun Jacob SonS erage is required for services The sheller to be erected .performed for political sub- in The Park will be con- divisions and The City had a structed of aluminum and t/v{rr F,nl choice of either passing its Lexan and will feature sched. ALL Deportuu' Dol ... own ordinance by January I, ule information displays. SOlD OUT ... 8001 Will BEOPEN EVENINGS FOR ONLY Now 10/ '[lb. or automatically going under Shelters installed in the the State system. suburbs will be maintained $499. The ordinance, which has by the cities and those in- been drafted by City Direc- 'stalled in Detroit will be MONDAY THRU FRIDAY tor of Finance Dennis Foran, maintained hy the Detroit I City Attorney Riehard Hinks Department oC Transporta. * Round Trip Air fare Via Air Jamaica and a labor consultant, is tion. and Bahamasair considered equivalent to the UNTIL 9PM. The prime contractor for State system ~ince the rate oC this project is Cadillac Plas. Great Accommodations at Treasure Cay Hote: regular benefits and the dura. * tics and Chemical Company tion of benefits payable are and Villas Saturdays, 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Closed Sundays oC Detroit. determined on a basis simi- lar to that set forth in the For Care, routes and sched- * Breakfast and Dinners ule information call SEMTA State's Weekly Benefit Rate Optional Golf on a Championship Course Table. at 962-5515 or toll-free at 1- * 8()().462.5161. The local ordinance can . .. AND UNLIMITED fREE TENNIS DINING ROOM ~ also substitute Cor the State STUDY AMENDMENT system provided both share The adoption of an amend. * Departure Date ... Feb. 9, 1975 a common definition of the ment to Ordinance 198, which term "dependent," and pro. "".~ regulates the erection, con. vided dependency incre. Your struction and alleralion oC ments, used to establish the signs, waS! unanimously re claimant's wee k I y benefit Cerred to the Committee of " CALL 886-0500 ii rate, are comparable to those , I the Whol~ for further study Dream~Home set up in the State system. by The Woods Council. This The State also requires an action was taken at the regu. 19517 Mack Ave.... in the Woods internal appeals system be lar meeting Thursday, Dc. provided. . cember 12. ~~ Condominium Style I, , " ~~~ U 1~ ...... ~"Ii~~1Ul1 Spacious floor plans and interiors of Condominium Homes at the Jefferson Aparfmenfs feature <) foot ceilings. individual ga~ heating and cooling. rop of fhe line G,E. kitchen. wirh iccmaker and washer-dryer. A wet bar is conveniently located lor cntertaining. Insnlatcd "ails. floors. 1,Iumhi n/! and" indo" s insure maximum quiet. Natural fireplaces. A network 01 fhe most modern security systems guard you. your home and )'our possessions. There are three separate elevators and ap. FANTASTIC SA VINGS ON proximately 1,000 square feet of prlvare storage. E~lerlor maintenance. gardening and snow removal are arranged for a monthly fee. The Jefferson Apartments is an adult com. munit)'. Residents are home owners and enjoy fax deductions OVER 100 CARS IN STOCK! and lhe investment security of being a property owner and equity advanlages Located 2 blocks from a park with boat slips. ~ blocks from Grosse Pointe shopping. 20 minules from downtown Detroit bv bus. Model open 12 to 5 daily except Wednesday. Enter on Neff or St. Clair Roads. Priced from YOf}'LL NEllER SAl'E MORE!! $79.200 Sales and management by Michigan Condominium Corporal ion. 882- 7708 or 886.4880 ROGER RINKE CADILLAC CO. The}effersonApartments 11 MILE RD. EAST OF VAN DYKE 17111 E. Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pointe 757-0767 536-6260 Groue Pointe'. Newest Condominium -.. __ ~~~~-_~~~~~ ••• ~-~ ••••• _ •••• _ •••• _.~_ ••••••• A-.4 •••• _.~. __ .- ••• ~ •••••• ~ •• _ •••••••••••••••••••••• _.~.~~~~~~~ __ .. ,.... i Page T~n GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1974 II, COLD CASH Mon<,y may furnish a Just think of the tllings FEW WINNERS TRICKERY I Thrifty people save pennies house, but only love furnish. we could accomplish if we Woods Studies Alnend.nent St. James Sets It's true that only about The con man who lives by and make them count a hun. es a home, aU put our words to work. one man in a million catches his wils succeeds only if he ---_._-~---_._._-_.__ ._. ,---- A proposed amendment to on behalf o[ his eolleagues. Yltle Services up wilh that promising fu' can fool all the people all dred before spending a a section of Zoning Ordinance Two local builders object. ture. the time. dollar. No. 88 was unanimously reo ed to the proposal and felt ferred to the Committee of the measure shouldn't be Chris!mas services at Saint ~ the Whole and to the Plan. amended at all Ja~es Lutheran Church will ning Commission [or further A main jJrobl~m lhey said be,;'" with the traditional sludy by The Woods Council. was that cerlain s~b.divisions ChJ1dre!1's Christmas Service This aelion was taken. at which conlain large homes on Chnstmas Eve at 7 p.m. Put a little ~ lhe regular meeting Thurs. have smaller vacant lots and Sunday School and Tuesday day. December 12. while smaller homes ~ould School, bo.vs and girls will 'l . I proclaim In word song and The proposed amendment be bUI t, It could hurt ownern symbol th th ' "J sock inyour ,. provides for a schedule of of larger homes TIley were e erne. esus- regulations Ii m i tin g the against smaller 'homes in a Name of Wondrous Love." earning ~)-::. height and bulk of buildings. sub.division containing main. The Christmas Eve Mid. land use and area for resi. Iy larger homes. night Candlelight Service will denlial purposes. In this regard, resident D. begin at 11 (l.m, It will [ea. power At the public hearing on D. McGraw questioned the ture a carol festival on the lhe proposal. several persons ensuing markel value of largo theme of "Peace." arranged were in opposition to the er homes if smaller places by He~man Clein, Director amendment and changes were built in these sub. of MUSIC, and Pastors George made. divisions. Kurz and Geor,!!e Scheller. Two.year, four year, Thomas Fahrncr. Planning During the course of the The chancel choir and con. ' master's degree and Commission chairman, was discussion, Mr. Pinkos ques. gregation will sing and medl. upset because the council lioned, "Are we doing the tation will be on "The Prince continuing education didn't consult with the com. cily an injustice if we adopt of Peace." Pre.service music programs for men and mission before making some the ame~dment?" He raised will begin at 10:45 p.m. by women. Register NOW for chancres in the commission's other pomts, too. e.g., should assistant organist George January, Term II courses I I reco~lllelldati(lns. I certain .subdivisions be e~. Taylor, He said that after six cluded If the amendment IS The Chrislmas Morning I months of work. the commis. adopted ~~d. if so, which Festival Service on Christ. Call or write: sion came up with its recom. ones .sp.eclflca!1y. mas Day will begin at 11 a.m. Mr. Sob Graves, mendations on what they fell BUlldmg Inspector Earl with the celebration o[ Holy Marygrove College, was best for the ordinance Wakely also nixed the pro. Communion. 8425 W, McNichols, Mr. Fahrner stated befor~ posal as it currently stands. the council made changes So, with a~l thi~ opposition The church will be decor. Detroit, 48221, while in executive session, and some llngermg douhts, ated with everRreens, poin. 8628000 they didn't discuss such ad. the amendment returns to the setlias and red and white CLASSES BEGIN ~ justments with the commis. study stage. Mr. Pinkos said orchids in memory of memo sion, He felt the solons failed the council will definitely bers who died in 1974. JANUARY 8. '\ Open evenings III 9 January 2 . 7, and to give the commissioners an meel with the Planning Com- A new Year's Eve Candle. opportunity to give their mission and the building in. light Vesper Service wilJ be. I 4.11 o.m. to :> p.m viewpoints. spector to .work out. proble.ms ,gin at 7:30 p.m., December Marygrove College Mayor Benjamin W. Pinkos ~or a poSSible public hearmg 31, with Holy Communion Mg said while the council has lhe III the future, celcbrated. right to make aU final deci. sions, it made a mistake on North High SA Keeping Active the communication fronl. He Dial down. It adds up. apologized to lIlr. Fahrner The North High School Stu., for Christmas. 45 of Ihe ~ent ~ssociation has involved school's 100 homerooms have Dial down your thermostat just five degrees during Itself III a number of worth. adopted families to make -you'll Silve money and the heating season and while activities this year. , baskets [or during the holi. you'll reduce your use of Following 'a Halloween I day season. The students will Natural Gas. For every de- tradition, 159 students collect. plan the menus, donate or gree you dial down perma- Gas about 15". cd $875 for UNICEF, bring- buy the necessary food and nently during the heating Our Gas is your lowest ing their five year tolal of make the deliveries them. contributions to the organiza. selves. season, you'll save about 3~, cost fuel. Use it efficiently tion to $4,000, They also Tuesday aflernoon, Decem. son and Curtis, Inc.. was ber 3. eleeled to the Board of Di. On that date, a Penney reclors of the securities firm. department manager said he The announcement was made saw the woman remove the by James W. Davant, Chair. suits from a display rack in man. He is the former chair. the ready wear department man of the New York Stock before leaving the store. The Exchange Marketing Com. store's assistant manager, mittee. former vice chairman whl' was immediately noti. of the Michigan Group of the fied. nabbed her on Mack Inveslmenl Bankers Associa- I avenue outside the east exil tion, and a former member and held her until police of the District Eight Com. ::~~...~~\.tJ:~~':." I came. mittel' of the National Asso. ~~~~~.~"Q , She was ultimalely relcas. ciation of Securities. He now ~\~,\ ~.;/... I ed on $50 bond. resides in Greenwich, Conn. ,,..,),I.\~:,-~.. - co ~~f,\\'.,.):),. _\ \~'.. '1/ h We'll pull ~ thrU! IliIlliliUIUlifillllllllillllllllllmiJIUUllIIlIlII'llilUiUli1 Why take a chance? Come in today I FREE SNOW BRUSH* fiI orf a free battery test ... and free !1000e10 a CUllOm" .,Ih Ih,s ,",ponl l!iI snow brush. ... II A good deal 101 you A good deal for us = lI!II Wlnle' IS when moS! II IOU ~eed , ~,"e,y. we'd I,ke 10 sell II II ~al1e"es lari IOUone We h", goad qual,ly. ,nd a • when you let us~ive II When yaure sluck w,lh 'ulll,ne !Ill you t. FREEBATTERYI adead bonNy you're Ser"" tall, m pari 01 ou' businell, II TEST Ila\es, m"u,"sl llII ,ruc\ bul~e'd 'ar:,el helpvu, cuslomers be iii 10 BI "IIIO'~ BI GlAHR DR DRII'IWI, SAlf\MA~ Ii Iha!"s when IOU pal 10le Ihey have I'ouble-,I, goad 10' ReA XL-100 Color TV 1& • emergenc~ ::-rlces our {epolal1ao = ~l-;(-i.-;~-":-"'l ~---. lOP dol(ar \l, ~e sholl\' yOU yOU! bal1e1i mtghllall, D 7'U'":"i.""-O;;.!--;i-""~-,;-,f.'--~ ..,--~ ._. _! No.,." dunng OUI ballNY lr'I'E nd~'e a chance to sell yOli a new One Year UII:! ...... SiliiE sale, VOu can bur a1 one rather Ihao see ynu be IOfeed 10 = o.rn';; ci;.;,,;,,(,,;" -- --~~ ------Ill! our sperr,' pmos on ~uy ,ome.h"e else .hen your pres ... ~.~_ I! a plaMed 'tl.~SIS no1 enl bartery I~ dead FREE ~ e ....rl! 'I~ I,lllNU' AC;7JP[;"-----.--- S when vou're slutk The mOle ballN~eswe sell belore wm im~;;;r~'H~i~o;g;;;.~~'~-~~-;;;@~';;,,;~u~o~n:e~~: ~:~~':~u ::::~~,e,sc:he.~~~~,~e .ch~n:,:Id:.,;~ In-Home Sill! tfa ...e d ctlolce 10 buy Ia:~('ren a11he dpad of wlnle, Service ===SALE-PRICED BA1TERIES WORTH THINKING ABOUT NOW! =~== On All [~;~[:....-.,...... ""'~~"~";~::":::TH lor as rong as vOU own your car 1IIIlftiii- XL-l00's II IIfallnlanyllme. '1.,11 ~. GUARANTEE -II T~. COSMOS n .. Mod,l FTS05 ~e "placed heo 01 'harge =. '21" dUlID",ol .tUlI. (CommerCial u~e ucepled. Imailinsialialion (hargel AMOCO. UPSTART • 0 u' moSl powe.ful 24.95 Our 45th Year of Serving This Community .54 plales b'II"y • Permalul prorecliOn • H19~Impact cas.e SIZE 23 needs Illhng only .Ou. besl "Iue In ,\ .' Now In Our 10th Year In This Location. three limes. a year low priced ballery \{ // in nOlmallJ~e • OFFfRS MAY VARY fROM OfAtrR TO DrAIER AA " 'We Wish You and Yours A Very Merry Christmas' ...... ;;. Check your participating CHARGE IT ,. Dealer where you SH ~T& "We'll pull you thru!" signs with your Amoco. Torch Club STANDARD or Diners Club credit card .PRIC!S MAY VARY FROM O!AtrR ro orAlIA ES]"'~~,.~... • [iiU--''.' - TV& ...• . . ,'- . ~,. . . 'WEll PUll YOU THRU" SPECIAL [iii]IIiIi .. - ,- ,- . @ Sri'rwt;Ir(! Q,r OfVl'~.-'On Amoco 0,1 C(,mp;:my ENDS DECEMBER 31. 1974 STEREO MACK.RIVARD STANDARD 17800 KERCHEVAL at RIVARD 885-2932 886 4260 H0 MONDAY-FRIDAY 10.9 - U RS: :O~~~~~~_~0-8 STANDARD ON THE HILL 20649 MACK AVE., GROSSE PTE. WOODS 131 KERCHEVAL 885-4630 VILLAGE STANDARD SERVICE WE TAKE TRADES-SAME DAY DELIVERY 16821 KERCHEVAL at CADIEUX 884-8850 4SSPP"PPPPPS $ $ ats)",;.",;>""';'.'.'. "P;P$Pj.7PP.PPPPPPPPPPPFr~~F.F~~~~r~~~~~-~~-~~ Thursday, December 19, 1974 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P"get Eleven WAY O}' LIFE A treaty is just like any Loo~t~c~I:OI~~=:~hen-1 ObOt ° II Nursery Hosts G. P. Theater Oil Decenlber 7 other bargain-it takes two It is possible to derive some I U The Small Set Nursery of produc-ti-on-.------vant, Mark Nolte, Sister Lu. to make it, and only one ben. useful lessons from past i -, anes 1 efits. the Neighborhood Ctub hosted The inCormal nursery room cille Hamacek, Veronica Pas. errors. __ I AL\'IN G. RUSSELL MARION W. LAMPMAN the Grosse Pointe Theatre on setting allowed the children quinelli, Vicloria Panella, J::r7~~ I Funeral services for Mr. Funeral services for Miss Saturday, December 7, The to closely obsen.'e the .danhc. Tammy Booth, !Ilardi Black, Russell, 66, of Norwood drive, Lampman. 71. of Stephens I players put on a performance ers. They also partook In t e wcre h~ld Friday, l:>ecember road, were held Wedn~sday, 'I of "The Liltlest Angel." creative movement class Linda Slein, Mary Ann Mil. ~~ 13, at the A. H. Peters Fun. December 18, at the Wltzler., The show was told in mod. held afler the play under the. ler and Andrea Altier. fall S eral Home, He died Monday, Shank Funeral Ho!"e. Per'i ern dance while the story direction of Denise Szykula.! ------'ftQ'ost (orl1~h".I"'O' J I December 9, in Bon Secours rysburg, O. She dIed Mon. I was narrated. After the per. She also directed the theater: Oilen the voice of con. \O,~pu,d'O.e Hospital. day. December 16. I formance the spectators, both cas!. 'science is never heard until Mr. Russell was active in .She is sUfl'iI'ed by one children and adulls, expres. Cast members included! it echoes back from the G~ I HOMELITE'j ~:~t~L:~:\0e:E~~:er:r ~~: ::~rI~rg;~~:;~,~:Ph~W\ort I ;:::::::;:;;:~::::~;::;:;::::::::~:::;:;;;\;::::~:-:_~_:;:-;:~-:;:-;:-:-::~_::-:;-:;:-;:~-:;:a-;:::-~:~-:;:-;:~-:;~_::-:;:.-.:~_::-::-::.-.:;~::::;~::::;::::::::::~::;:;:;~:~;:;~::;:::: Bell Telephone Co. Memorial contributions may! JACO BSON'S OPEN EVENINGS NOW TO CHRISTMAS NEWXL2 I An alumnus of Penns)'1 be made to the Neehish Pion. i vania State University, he eers Association, Inc., of SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 'TIL 9;00 P.M. CHAINSAWi Barbeau, Mich., or the was an amateur radio opera Founders Society of lhe De., Satu rday, 9; 30 A.M. to 5: 30 P.M. tor for 20 years. He provided t . I . MAKES CUnlNG i communications for mission. rOlt nshtule of Arls. , aries in Africa and emer. MRS. KAT~E~I~E PIGGINS I,. TWICE-AI-EASY j gency communications for disaster areas. A memorial service for I * Lightweight I Mrs. Piggins, 59, of Pember. He was an associate memo ton road. was held Monday, ' EXClUSiVE TWIN.TRIGGER - , ber of the Medical Amateur December 16, at Jefferson 1 DUAL CONTROL SYSTEM LANGE BOOTS I Radio Council and the Amer. Avenue Presbyterian Church. i i ican Radio Relay League. She died Friday, December! FRONT , He is survived by his wife, 13, in University of Michigan! 20% to 50% off (~:;~~n Lela; two sons, Thomas A. Hospital. Ann Arbor. I TRIGGER and John W; a daughler, Mrs. Piggins taught in the! For easier TALL SKIS for TALL PEOPLE Mrs. Rulh Velasquez; lwo Detroit Public School Sys.! SALE control grandchildren, and one sis. tem and was a member of -I in close K2 - Rossignol YOUR (HtllCf ter. the Detroit Society of Women quarters Head - Fisher Interment was in Forest Painter!> and Sculptors. At-Home Wear and tricky 190 C.m - 210 em I Lawn Cemetery. She is survived by her hus ' angles. reg. $110 b $160 ------band. Frederick F.; two save 30% to 40% daughters, Judith Lynn and Thank Officers Janet Elaine; her mother, Mrs. William A. Hoffman, For Assistance and a brother. an exciting selection The body wal> donated to of hostess gowns, robes, Farms Police Chief Robert the University of Michigan Ferber has commended offi. IIIedical School. lounging pyjamas and • Buckle Boots cers in both the Harper e e e • Red 7 White Skiis with Metal Edges 49 Woods and Grosse Pointe MRS. MARY CHAMPINE caftans for glamourous • Step. in Bindings with safety straps 95 Woods Police Departments Funeral services for Mrs. I • Metal Poles for the excellent work they Champine, 91, of Kerby road . holiday evenings or REAR TRIGGER did in assisting The Farms were held Tuesday, Decem. Trade.;n Program on Ihe Youth 800ls Makes faster work in the line of duty. bcr 17, at the Verheyden relaxed at-home of cutting WEEKEND SKI OUTFIT Funeral Home and Saint Paul firewood • Davos Skis Harper Woods Patrolmen Church. She died Saturday, entertaining ... prints or lumber. Michael Hodges and David December 14. in the Clinton. 5 Buckle Boots - self molding Zomeisky responded to a view Nursing Home. or solids in a wide 'array • Cubco Bindings felony description broadcast • Poles • Safety Straps 7450 by The Farms Decemher . Born. in The Pointe, she of festive or cozy fabrics, Reg. value $133.95 5, and observed the suspects IS surVIVed by two sisters, matching the description and Mrs. Jenny Trombley and In 6-18 sizes. HEAD SHORT SKI PKG. held them for the Farms de'l.Mrs, Alice Gilchrist. All new Head 460 short ski . ,65.00 partmenl. Interment was in Saint I Paul Cemetery. Gertsch Binding ..... '. 37.50 On December 6. Ll. Peter Self Molding Flo Boot. . .. 60.00 TI1omas, Cp1. Jerry Kensora Ii Ski Poles .. , ... _ . . .. 7.95 50 and PLIO. William Duster of I Trllstees OkllY I Regular Value 270.45 169 The Woods Department of Public Safely, responded to I 1M Trad""mark of Homelite, Career Classes a di ...ision 01 Te.dron Inc. a Farms' request for assist- fh~O~n~ ~~~~T~e~nP~~i~~9Gt 95 • 7.llhs.less har & chain, 89 ance in the apprehension of Provided it can get state TRAK "No Wax" Skis ~ burglary suspect in a build- funding, the Grosse Pointe SKIIS, POLES, Boqrs, BINDINGS F,•• inslallaljon mg. I Schllo! System will be add. \ In his leiter, to the chiefs ing I ~ur ".ew career prepara. of bolh departments, Chief I tion courses to its agenda Ferber said. "On behalf of next fall. Nelson c. Grosse Pointe b the officers of the Grosse At a meeting of the Board Pointe Farms Police Depart. of Education on Monday. De- ment. I wish to thank and cember .9. Superintendent of \ FROLUND SKI HUT ~ commend lhe officers for Schools Dr. James A. Adams 19815 MACK AVE. their initiative and actions said two of the courses, Den. n the Woods- TU 1-6233 Phone 884-5660 which were rendered in the tal Aide and Technical Draw- Doily, B 10 5,30 best inlerests of mutual ing. would be offered at 501., 8 10 4,00 police concern and profes. North High and the other \ Maclc: at 7 Mile (next 10 the Woods Theater) I \ sional police service." two, Radio and TV Repair Open 9:30 a.m. 109:00 p.m. daily ---- and Graphic Arts, would be I - \,~ HEAR NORTH SINGER,!; given at South High. All 4~~> I classes will s e r v e both ~Iembers of the Grosse schools, however. The Board Pomte Rotary Club, galhcred unanimously approved the JACOBSON'S OPEN EVENINGS NOWTO CHRISTMAS for a luncheon meeting on new offerings. SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 'TIt 9;00 P.M. Monday, December 16, Iistcn. If lhese programs are not :Ji}~\,Jacobsons Saturday, 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. cd to North High School's I approved at thc slale level, ~ Choir, Chorale and Honcy. 'I Dr. Adams noled. he would stones perform a program of take the malter back to the 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WilL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET Christmas music. I trustees. .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:~:~:~:~:~:.:~:.:~:~:..:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:.:.: ..:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:~:~:~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::.:.: ------.__._-----.---_.~ 'Mlieage ha~ed 0n German Indu~try ~t;lndaTd I DIN. 7(~n()1 With words like'inflatiori'around, do words like'luxury; performallce, • and economy'mean anything? It seems the tighter the money, the looser the lan- orthopedically designed to fit to the body and to help guage. And these days the word "luxury" is almost as prevent fatiguc; so much legroom and headroom you inflated as the dollar, can stretch out even if you're well over 6 feet; front-wheel The fact i~, the Audi' lfX)LS actually IS a luxury drive; front disc brakes; rack-and-pinion steering; in- car at a reasonable pricc. It h:mulcs so easily and rides dependent front suspension. so smoothly you'd simply cxpect it to cost much more. And, with it all, 24 miles to the gallon:' Basically, for one reason: German engineering and "Luxury. performance and economy," even in times craftsmanship. like these? Specifically, for rcason~ like these: seats th<1l arc No qucstion ahout it. Introducing Tatiana new body-dressing with a fragrance to remember. , .the fresh smell of a floral garden after a soft spring rain, enhanced with rare oils that create a warm, captivating scent that lingers ... even after you've made your exit. Eau de Parfum Spray, two oz" $9 ~j\JacobSon'S WOODS IMPORTS, INC. 15415 Gratiot Avenue 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET OVERSEAS OfLIVERY /lVAIIABlE Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 19, 1974 I One sure way to get on the There are many times ON THE SKIDS I PAUNCHY The fellow who mect~ The average middle.aged Hears 7 Cases in City Court Church Offers Choral Service ways and means committee when the almighty dollar won't even purchase a little trouble halCwar is in poor man would be happier if he is to take out a marriage Woods Municipal Judge J. ed to January 14 and one T h' e annual Christmas Vaughn Williams and Franz company the rest of the had less weight to throw license. courtesy. I Patrick Denis. sitting in for hearing was set for the same Choral Worship Service at Wasner. The Youth choir journer. around. City Municipal Judge Doug. date. First English Evangelical w i I I sin g "Shepherds. --,------._. --_._------.------_. __ .._------_.__ .•.- ..- - - - las Paterson. convened court Lutheran Church. 800 Ver. Awake." by Katherine Davis. ~ ~ -- - on TucsdllY. Dcccmber 10. Nathaniel R u sse II, 6834 nier road, will be held Sun. and works by Barthelson and ROBERT BUEHLER and heard a total of scvcn Charlevoix, Detroit. pled day, December 22. at 11 a.m. Gieschen. . B.RD cases. guilty to driving under the The service will be led by Regney and Shayne's "Do I' influence of liquor and was the Senior, Youth and Junior VOU Hear What 1 Hear?" I One person was found FIIDIR. llii ~~~@iM~lro fined $100. He was also choirs of the church under will be sung by the Junior. . • PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE guilty on one count and not placed on a year's probation the direction of Mr. Werner choir. Organist Linda Bauer ancl Pol •• guilty on another. One per. General Repairs I during which time he is not Stuecher. The recently dedi. will play Pachelbel's "From son was found guilty and two to drink and his license was caled antiphonal organ will Heaven Above to EI/rth I Corel.ooel persons w ere found not EUC!!tI~L TV 2.2800 PlUMBINC!1 suspended for 90 days. offer added dimension 10 the Come." guilty. One case was adjourn. worship as will a brass quar. PEANUTS - John Veech. 532 Lakeland. The community is invited let and drums. to attend the services and THISTLE SEED was found not guilty on a The Senior choir will fea. SUNFLOWER SEED careless driving charge and share in this musical celebra. ture works by Healey Willan, pled not guilty bul was found tion of the birth of Jesus. guilty of failure to yIeld the WilD IIRI SUi...... I •. t. 50 .s. right of way. He was fined ~ ~ $25. . '. ..""... ,.. ''"•.. .'llilOIl FJED,' 51 •. ~ltl Galal .~ .•1. .r.~" Kenneth Williams. S080 .NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTYI ~ DO'1 CAHooD (ctlllM4l (",'rk .. IS PROUD TO PRESENT Iroquois. Detroit. was ar- ...... prkes ",...... noeI wc.,..... DCHi I (AT FOOD(Dryl .. m .. ~1fI. 'ric .. C raigned on a disorderly per- s,.dII ,.... he III. H son charge and his hearing Doncillil & CocklQil. lill J o.m SAVE ON NAME BRAND was set for January 14. $5.00 C.ver Char .. per ,.._ r------, FERTILIZERS E Perty Favor$ lnduftd JIM ROACH 'i George Cohan, 932 Rivard, Me c:.....,.,. DinMtOMy....-.9 p.m. RENTALS GRASS SEED was charged with harboring PIeoM pUlcho .. Of" "iefn lid:." in ad "'gnce TIwI Ich •• m . MAll ORDERS AVA'IABIE LAWN TOOLS As Salesman of the Month R a nuisance and his case was M4lw...... o adjourned te January 14. Trim_ .. , SptHd. SNAPPER MOWERS 21".26".30" en, 10I1e". TED EWALD L "Cuts and 8ags" Jim Roa(h ~~J1~ QUALITY FEED & GARDEN SUPPLY E It seems as though it's 100 ...... 1M< ... ,. MI. Qo...-. Mich. 411143 20726 HI/per It Vernier fRU 28420 Groesbecll 20 Years CHEVROLET T worth more to live today than _ Dot, 29J-3391 or • ...- I I Same location Harper Woods TU '.8870 D(LlVIRY RosevililPR f..8B40 15175 E. Jefferson VA 1.2000 in past years - at least it co~~s more. Grosse Pointe i~M~ ~_-~--~-----~ United Methodist Church i JEFFERSON AVENUE AMERICAN I 211 Morass Road I BAPDST CHURCH ~ Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. I 13337 E. JeUerson at Lakeview ! :l1ill;$/cr .-- Pern' A, 'l'JWflUls l1i CHRISTMAS SUNDA Y ~ Ii Church School 10:15 a.m. - Worship 11:30 a.m. . i'I Vi Sermon: "TO GIFT OR NOT TO GIFT" i'jl 882.2728 Ii Christmas Eve 7:30 Candlelight Communion Service ~ DECEMBER 22nd Sunday School 9,45 '" l'i 19678 Lochmoor Drive. Harper Woods • Worship Ser'lice 11:00 MORNING WORSHIP I Sermon: "HISTORY AND THE HEART" • "THE SHEPHERD'S REPORT" 9:15 and 11:15 1lf Robert Fletcher Smitb. Pastor ~ Evening Family Ser"ice 7:00 111e Grosse Pointe . , CHRISTMAS EVE "BETHLEHEM" GROSSE POINTE f( Everyone' Welcome )t Rey Ron Kernahan 5,00 and 6:30 p.m.-Family "Service of lights" WOODS UNITARIAN 11 :30 p.m,-Service of the Christmas Vigil pre3Lyieriutl CHURCH ~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~ and Haly Communion 1'7150 Maumee C~urc~ 881.0410 First Church of 1'1'1.;0MAI:Jo.4\f. .• 1 TOiiHr.\ KU. FaUlth. Service 10:30 CHRIST THE KING lIlIb-IJOO \V orsllip Serviee 11 :O() . \Q D.m. Wonhip Sef"iu end Chrisllllas Eve LUTHERAN CHURCH Undentanding Church S<-h-ool Family Service 7:00 p.m.' Mack and lochmoor The Grosse Pointe Congregational Chur(h Grosse Poinle "SilENT P'IIlGtU" Or. $fv(1I1 M. Polel'on St'nin~ Tilll": "Chrislmasn Grosse Pointe Woods 2AO Chalfonte a' Lothrop, Groue Pointe, Mic.h. War Memorial Ch.i.tma, f .. 7 p.lTI. Fomify Sel'Yiclt 11 p,m. COJl.dlf.light ~ .... ic. wil.h CoonlillaJor Dor!::; Eubal.~ Dec. 20-Children's Christmas Services 7,00 p.m. BId\{. Or. PattorW)tl 'lpRiI"'g 10:00 a.m. Psalm Dec. 24, Christmos Eve: Choral Service ) T:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Special "JESUS-The Babe. Dec. 25. Christmas Doy: The Man, The Savior" Festival Service 10:30 a.m. ley. SlIrah Salada, D,D, Dec. 31, New Year's Eve: 882-5327 Communion Vespers 7:30 p.m.