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HEADLINES Bird's Eye View of New Park Facilities IWoods Dedicates YSD Vie,"'s of lhe Report 011 WEEK 1 New Complex at Marijuana As CompUecl by tbe Grosse Polllie Ne~s Detectives Rel.te N. Lakef ront Park tion.wide Figures to .11lursday, October 16 Present Situ.tion MAYOR YOUNG and City Swimming Pool Is largest in Stat. and Second in Pointe Are. Council Pre sid e n t Carl Biggest in Country: Entire Project By Bo,er A. W.h. Levin announced VVednesday Cost S I,680,000 that, with or wilhoul federal Nationwide survey ~ approval, the city plans Dark, overhanging clouds and a brisk damp, suits indicating that mote within 48 hours ro begin de. cold wind failed to deter the dedication of the young people are smo~i molishing hundreds or dan. gerous federaUy-owned houses Woods' new Lakefront Park Swimming Complex ing marijuana were l':ltr in Detroit. Elmer Binford. and facilities on Sunday, October 19. The cently viewed in relatiOn local director of the Depart- new outdoor pool is reputed to be the largest in to the Pointe area by the ment of Housing and Urban Michigan and the second largest in the United Youth Service Division'., Development, said the city States, with Toledo, 0" claiming the honor of hay. (YSD), four detectivet_ would have to pay HUD some ing the biggest. - An Assocllted Prell storr $14,000 for each house it The park is located It 23006 C:te Traff:c earlier this month Slid ~ tears down without permis. East Jefferson, just west of " "Natlonll Institute on Drug sian, The city says It intends Nine Mile rOld, St. Clair Abuse released four QllWllif. to pay nothing. S h 0 res. The Woods PIYS P blems:n veyl costin, $2.2 . million • • • taxes on the 13.acre Ilnd to ro, "which reported, Imon. otHer the City of st. Clair Shores, W ad A informltion, thllt marljullil which in effect mlkel it a 0 ~ un Imong 1Z.17.year.oldl ,f. Friday, October 11 privlte park, for the exclu. rea most doubled between 191~. THREE AMERICANS who sive use of Woods residents 74, discovered how viruses may and their guests. Residents Ask Council Based upon marijulnl ~. cause malignant tumors in Dlp1tariea AUe.. for Relief: a.im e1dentl reported to the YSD humans won the 1975 Nobel Attending the ceremonies Congestive Flow for ils iIlvestlgltion betWetll Prize in Medicine on Thurs- were two State senltors, of- 1971-7., plus the thoulhts of day for accomplishing "'a ficials from the Woo d s, of Vehicles 's division detectives based up. giant step in cancer re- Shores Ind SI. Clair Shores, Dangerous on their oVin experiences In search." Sweden's Karolinska and other civic dignitaries. this area, the national sur. Institute awarded the $143.. The dedication was opened Residents of Brys drive veys reglrding the use or p(lt 33000prHizoewtaordDaMvla'~trnal~~r::r:,'7,. This aerial picture of Grosse Pointe Woods' and tennis improvements just completed and by WoodS'City Administrator Helen, Canton and old rnen;~:l~of:t~a,llel such usage U', and Renato Dulbecco, 61, Lakefront Park, taken by Don and Walter Bid- dedicated. For d etai Is see story In. co Iumns 6 an d Chester Petersen whowe1- E'19ht M'l1 e roa d , near )y Dee:ld.... Drop 11 t h a ve eran cancerresearc. dlingmeier shows the new complex of skimming 7 on th is page. thankedcorned aUthemIn attendancefor being pres.and filledh the Woods council From 1971-73._ known marl. ers, "for their discoveries ---=------ent. 'He the n Introduced c ambers on Monday, juana cases 110ng with total concerning the interaction M B I Di I LWV P' - Woods Mayor Ben jam in October 20, to beg for drug related incident reports between ~umor v~uses and City Balks ayor ut er sc oses . wns Pinkos, wbo in his opening relief from the heavy ve- showed a steady increllse In ~helel'~eThnetelyCWml.lalt~~l~cffth~~ 0 eha F N ed Be f.. T P t speech expressed his Ipprec- hicular traffic on their frequency, However, in 1974. ... m ne IClary 0 resen iation to the residents of bis streets. Motorists, it was tbere was a decided drop prize in on De. n nge arDlS a community (or approving the claimed, are using these both In ~he numbe~ of report. ce~~~.1~: __:~~.,..;~ ,Oi,,-E~ilJp,a.,B,y,Lo,le,BeniQmipH. wng Candidtlte8 ~po~S~ub.ire~.~:f~:~:e ~eJ1l:r:~::W;,~,.ses~~~ll~~~~, ~1~:r~12~A~~~te~sd:::. Sltm."oe-.- 'I' . -" - , . -'-'- .. '. __ Mack avenue. '... R01I ." ...... escaped State Attorney G.~er.1 Prominent. A!torney's ~ill. Stipul~htS City Will In for m • d EJector.t. th~~:~y:~dthl:;t~~u;:: Not only are t!le.relldeQta fl~':f bk~~~~Ij=::~~:e~ fisc.l default aDd linancial ,Fr."k,j<~, ¥e~:, ., .~~~!1:\'It.'q~.~..,T!'...ir'!'.(t~:f,i~r.~~.:~f:"."J,.',. ' :~ .'ofForu~s ies .Ind petti OAband tbr. eoJnP~mta,.bo ..t the ellr aiJ4.•totaliqe~ntafor that chaos"by ;lq;eyellshFriday , 'Prop' osed. Amend- ., ~ . . ~ •.t. e. ;::W~ow ,.",Nth. ,. Scltecluled For tbe ceremonies. "alfle, but ,I., .bQut the period lOolr. Uk, thi.: If71- when a teachers' union agreed - ...... ------B th W--~ Mayor Pin to. ClUed on helVy t r u c It sind semi. marijuanl, 6ll reportsj total at the last minute to grant a ment to In a surprise announcement before the Farms 0 vggS Charles VIII Hove, chlirman IraUera , whlcb Ire prohibited Incidents inc1udln"uch cite. $150 million transfusion from Charter Council Monday night, October 20, Farms Mayor .nd Farms (CoatJllued 011 P.,e 4) from u.ill' the.e atreets, iorles I' opium. cocaine, Its pension funds into muni- William Butler revealed that The Farms has been ------Si,n. Ire po.ted to that el. etc., .yn/hetie narcotics and cipai coffers that were run. Michigan At tor n e y named as a partial beneficiary in the last will and With the idea of get. EMS Retracts feet. "Ill oUler," 120 reports. ning dry. United Federation General Frank Kelley testament of the late Benjamin H. Long. ting an informed The citizens cllimed that 1972-mlrljulnl. 122 casel. of Teachers President Albert vetoed a proposed amend- Mr. Long. I prominent ------I t t' th Shores Charge approximately 2,100 vehicles totll Incidents, 182; 19'J3- Shanker yielded to intense Grosse Pointe attorney and DlamondLIl's and Pip e r' s e ec ora e 10 e upcom. 01 all types. not only use mariJulnl. 13» report!, tot,1 state 'and city pressure after ment to the City of long time Grosse Pointe resi. Alley. ing Woods' and Farms' their !boroughlares, but Ule loddents, 199; and 197~ once reneging on the prom- Grosse Pointe's charter dent, died at his home on Devon Kelly's cur r en t Council elections, the Michigan Department of drivers Ignore traffic control marijuanl, 82 Clles, total i¥-: ised money in union pension which would change the August 12 of this year. owner is Robert A, Cuson. League of Women Vot- Public Health, Emergency and prohibition sl,ns. e1dents, 111" funds. Once Shanker agreed local election voting day. The potentill new owners of ers of Grosse Pointe Me d i c a I Services (EMS) Speedln, is another problem. While these figures show. to d /h th bo d The wording of the will Ch' f J h W H U Id spen e money, e ar The Council was thus stipulates that The Farms the bar are: James A. Addi- (LWV) is holding can- h le , d o,~ep.. t' u : .. Sl . All these flcton, and more, the fluctuation of these af. of trustees for the pension forced, at the regular will receive one-third of the son, 22, of The Park, who didates' forums before e ha mlSm erpre t"'" hIS not only are hlZardolls to the fenses Ind provide an indl. system quickly approved his Monday October 20 meet- residue of his estate after will be the actual manager the election in each city. records," when he Innounced children and people lIvini 10 cation of trends in usage, the decision. of the premises; Eli Ozeirey, last week that tbe Shores' these streets, but Iiso cause bazy lrel of unrepOrted eases ing, to rescind its motion the death of hb widow, HeD- 36, of Southfield; Cynthia L. The Farms forum will be ambulance service was un- dlmage to property, over tbis period always r, .. • • • to put the proposal on rietta. The will further stlpu- h d Tu derstaff d " Cohen, 26, of Franklin Vil. el on esday, October 28, e . Dama,e to Property maIn •. Sunday, Odober 19 the November 4 ballot. lates that tlhe .endlowmfentthbe lage; Christopher J. Dasaro, at 7:30 p.m., in the City Hall, The Shores actually has As one w 1" I Slaill 1. DI'U(I VALIUM, THE DRUG most The proposed amendment, used "exc USlve y or e 23, of The Park; and Louis 90 K rby d Th . Ii 18 licensed attendants on its B loman lvmg n There was a "tremendous often prescribed by doctors passt!d by the council on Au. benefit of the people of The J. Dasaro, 21, also of The e roa. e elg t force, rather than three, as rys to d the solons. there Inerelle" In the use of marl.

to treat anxiety, has become gust 18, 1975, would have Farms, as The Farms COU1\. Park and brother of Christo. candidates for the four con- Mr. Hull reported, (NEWS hive. beenh a numberto I tof WA'oc. juanl until the .ummer of the number one choice or brought The City's charter cil sees fit." tested seats will be present. October 16), caslons w en mo r I s, ,- 11174 h I I d ft d b d' to in line wilh state election BeaJitlful Gest.lU'e pher_ Are Old FrieJlcls JoAnn Kelly wl1J moderate The mix-up resulted from stoelPePnin.gwfhorICh!bed'etaodPenldilsnaat Slid wD:~. c~::rlc~e ~ag~n: rug a users, accor mg I b h . th t' Mayor Butler said it was . h a filing system quirk thlt heH t South High SchOOl d' I I~t a study released by the Na- aws y c anglng e va lbg a "beautiful and touching The !lve applicant! aye Ule forum, assisted by Aud- wa not awar of Mr Hull Brys. have driven straight h I kl. d IS r., tional Council on Drug Abuse date from the first Tuesday known each other for vary- rey McConachie. s e,. ahead and onto her pro""rty, w a qu c y a ded mo" . N b h d gesture from a wonderful said. Files of licensed at- .- ng 1 th .o:r in . Dr. Jordan Scher. In ovem er to t e Tues ay ing periods of time stem- 8 k ood causing considerable dam. you peop e en expcn' executive director of the succeeding Ihe first Monday man. The Farms will grate. ming from family relation. 10 ee W I Selts tendants are not kept by city. age mented with alcohol. council, said the statistics in in November in odd years. fully accept." ships and school friendships. The Woods forum will be as he assumed, but are Ir. , He felt the' marijuana us- !be study released Friday, State Takel Precedence In other action before the The potential new owners held on Wednesday, October ranged by county. There is a large section of age survey renected The "mean that an excellent drug M K II d' d h council, a communication promised to work with the 29, at 7:30 in the Municipal Shores Director of Public Brys drive that make a sharp Pointe area up to the sum- for medical purposes is being cou:~iJ theate~tat~ ~~s~ ta~e: was received from the State council on problems consist- Building, 20025 Mack avenue. Safety. Joseph Vitale. said turn and deadend, on Eight mer 197. decline. The detec. overused medically and is Liquor Control Commission ent with the three pubs in The 10 candidates for the "I'm sorry that it appeared ~ilefroad;}IH elen rodad'dcomd' live attributed this drop to certal'nly bel'ng abused by precedence over city char- requesting the council to Mack avenue. The owners three available seats will be that we were understaffed, mg rom arper, ea en s two possible factors: the d r U g abusers. ters in Ihis matter and there- I Th . f th that Brys and th tl r " Research adopt a reso ution recom- moderated by Mrs. Joseph e cIty a en ou ere , e sec on 0 availability or "good" marl. shows Vall fore, Mr. Kelley did not wish d also mentioned modificltion h 1 Ca t h th t bl 'um currently is to have the question placed mending for approval or is- plans for the bar; new car- Thompson. assisted by Har- aye.. a wa)'sbobeenk'very con- fomnon,I Wered d d e t rouE' hte juana. which was difficult to contributing to four times as approval the liquor license rlette Slowin. sellmhous a ut eepmg up en s, ea en s a Ig obtain, and the introduction on the ballot. transreral of Devon Kelly's peting. new paint job, new with State requirements," Mile Eight Mile is north and f h '1 PCP many drug.related deaths in fixtures and a new name _ The Farms candidates are: 't . 0 c emlca s. e,g., , an the Chicago area as it did There are three instances Pub. "We've got two or more IS e e n t e r is the Waye- animal tranquilizer. among last year, he said. Ihrough the year 2000 where Devon Kelly's Pub is one "Pointers Pub." Patrick N. Clarke, Lloyd A. licensed attendants on duty Macomb County line. Canton the student populacc. • • • Ihe first Tuesday in Novem- of the three bars in Mack They also mentioned new Semple, Harry R. Fruehauf. at all times," he added. is the city limits line between In ract. Det. Fagan stat~d ber falls 00 November 1 in avenue that resorted to hir. additions to the bar's lunch- Jr., Warren J. Delp. Wallace Mr. Hull r e pea t e d his The Woods and n II r per he has been noUclng a shi(l Monday, Oclo'ller 20 odd.numbered yea r sand ing security guards last sum- eon menu. plus the potential D. Riley, W. James Mast, claim that The Park and The Woods; north of Eighl Milc lowards hardcr drugs in would conflict with state mer to help control noise, removal or pin balls from John W. Murphy and James Farms are understaffed. with is St. Clair S!lores io Ma- cases which he hIlS been In. FOR THE 14TH TIME in elcction dates. The first in. parking and litter problems. the pub. H. Dingeman. only one licensed attendant comb. vest/gating, For example, ifI their last 15 games, the Min. stance would be November at the request or the bar's Councilman James Dinge- The Woods candidates are: each. (ConUnued on Palle .) the last lwo months. four nesota Vikings dereated the 1977. residential neighbors, The man proposed to approve the George S. Freeman, Robert _ PCP incidents, one heroin Detroit Lions in Bloomington, (Continued on Page 2) other two bars involved were application on the condition Trinklein, George Cueter. and one cocaine case hav<, Minnesota on Sunday. This ------the new owners agree to Rodger Graef. Joan M. Mul- Plan to Train Ne'w CrOll crossed his desk, time by a score or 25.19. The knowledge or three condi. Ian, Brian M. DeFour. Wi!. He feels hard drul( usage combioation of a fumble on tions:, removal or the pinball liam E. Plumb. George S. n lapered off in Ihe early 1970's the opening kiekoCl in the sec. Fire Prevention Contest machmes, k now 1e d g e or Lilly, Mary Lce Graham and Of Probatw. VOl'tl.lteers lowards a shift in the use oC ond haIr and a questionable T'P .Zs P r parking and security guard Albert Abend, marijuana, Prcliminar)' an. call by an oCficial spoiled the eaClleS UP", areflts problems, plus the nearness Guides Available A growing caseload and a view or the criminal justice alyses of substances coduCI. day for the Detroit learn. The or Ihe residenlial areas." A vo~er's guide will be strained starr or volunleers system. Sister Scan Hogan, cd al (he YSn office lasl year win kept the Vikings un- ThE' Park Fire Department hazards have been elimi. Passed Unanimously available at the rorums, have inspired the Grosse Crisis Center director. will indicated mainly marijuan, ~a.t~n at ~o in th~ Central initia. d a contest during nated, a check mark was The proposal to approve These guides will give bio- Pointe Volunteer Prohation coach volunteers on inter. or hashish, hI' said, "Now, ellVls/on,mg downWIthsecondthe L/onsplace ho!d.with' Fire Prevention Week , Octo. placed after ves~ or no of wasTh passed by1 aI votet otk 70. graphl'cal mal~rl.al~ on ~~ach Program's third training ses- viewing and counselling tech. it appE'ars as thou~h rel)(,rl. I ber 14. each question. . e counCI a so o~ ac. candidate and their answers sion or 'he year, slaled to niques in the next two ses. I'd cases in our ofri('l' inlti. a 3-2 record. I The pupils at Trombly, De. Sample qucslions were: hon on a communlcah?n to two questions: 1. Why I begin Wednesday, November sions. Mary Meyer at the cates a shirt back to haffl • • • ! fer. Sl. Clare de Montefalco "Are matches kept on a hillh (rom. Robcrl, D. Dunwoodle, am running for the Council, 5. Northeast Guidancc Center drug usage." Tuesday October 21 I and Christian Day Schools' shrIC oul of reach o( small Hearing ~fClcer. request~ng and 2. What I feel are the New probation workl'rs will will also lecture on the use. Conslslent C)'t"' ' 'were each given a "lIome: children?" "Arc cords on all the counCil ,10 sel a hea,rmg issues facing The Woods or join lhe staff at 60 in con l' of the hunllreds of rer('rral' Del. ,"'agan strcssl'rj th'e HANDGUN 0 W N E R S: Fire Safcly Report" to be' lamps, irons, radios, the TV date to review the d.eclslon Thr Farms. These guide,~ duclin>: presenlence investi, resources availahle 10 pro. fluctuation of u,a~l' o( ';jl'i would have to pass a State' checked out with thr airl of i and othcr electrical appli. anll order of the "raring Of will also he on f,tl' al the Ilalions and counseling the I bation workrrs, OilS ,'uhslancl', ol'('r :1 1"'11"" Police exam and invesliga., their parents, On completion' ances in good condition, not (lcer rcnde~ed AuglJ.~t 20'1 Central and Woods branches mllny probalioners who are I All thc s('ssions will he of liOl(' on Ihl' of \ "1Ir,1, tion under a bill proposed or the check.oft, the paper I frayed or WOrn'" Therc 1975, re~ar~mg the reSidence of thc lihrary. being increasingly referred I held at the Woods Municipal I people. In cilmg Ill(' ",l!lt'll, Monday by Rep. Stephen was signed by the pupil and I were 25 questions in all.. at 452 Madison avenue. , to the group ror help by buildinll, 20025 Mack avcnue. , population at any gin'n lime Monsma, D-Grand RapIds. har,ded to the teachcr. Thc I Wilh all lhe returns in, The unoccupied house at Fran~('s High':, l.WV s('rv Pointe judges, I Volunteer applications may i period, hI' said th('rc will bt> The legislatIOn would iJcense classroom With the greatesl Park firem('n look a count at I 452 Madison avenue is owned I ~ce c~alrman W,W IS arra~g Training sessions ar!' set be picked up at the Woods,: studcn!s who refrain rrom us' handgun owners aClcr 14.day percenta,l;e of relurned rorms each school WIth the result by Mrs. Marie Randazzo, Iml: I e meetmrs, sa}/ I al for Wednesdays, from 7:30 I Park, lISt 15 Jefferson lve. i inll drul(s, sludl'nh who will waiting perIods and limit' would be awarded a fire I 'hal the seconci and fourth and has ber.n a problem for i the purpose 0 the horums 9:30 pm on Novrmber 5, 12.. nue). or City (171.5 Maumee, use alcohol, sluden's who will them to one gun in the home chler's hclm('t to he hung I grades or Trombly School thc council since at least IS 10 .I(IV" c~tll.ens t/ ~p 19 and December 3. An addi. ! lIVl'nue) officI'S or at the: IIse marijuana and, fin:llly Additional guns could be in ils classroom (or one year. I tied tor the most returns; 1969. port~mlY to e:;; ~an r1I aI's lional session will he sched.: to'arms Police ~1;llion, 90, ,~Iu

P.ge Two G R 0 SSE ? 0 I N T E. NEW S Thursd.y, October 23, 1975 ------To The Citizens Of YSD Studies Marijuana Use in Pointes Woods Police Driver Grosse Pointe Farms: (CoIIUaae4 Irom rlge 1) in ,pci,-wbieb bas been sold search on the eUects of Accuse I recommend and urge you to creulng the amount of young u LSD to unsuspecting buy. smoking marijuana. people III the "refrain from ers, he stated. "There's a As for the use of hard Dennis P. Tapin, 29, of 1976 any drug use" category. small group of young people drugs among young people, 22812 Sunnyside. Sl. Clair VOTE FOR Anotber point cited as part I who are invulved in ('hemi. he felt they were disciplining Shores, was arrested by of the survey's in tbe As. cals, but these aren't as ae. themselves in this area. Woods publlc safety officers JAMES H. DINGEMAN sociated Press story revealed cepted as marijuana has 'Great Coatetll' on Thursday, OCtober 16, and CAR percent of the thr~e m~I'1 been." Finally. other results of the charged with driving while s.s under the influence of liquor and hon high school senJ?rs In Meanwhile, Det. Way n e surveys as reported in the and speeding. He was reo W. JAMES MAST t~e CI~SS~f 1975 experiment. I' Baum, North district, viewed Associated Press story noted leased on $100 bond, pending e WI.h Illegal drugs:. and the subject of repeaters reo 300,000 of the 19 millkn a formal hearing on the two.thlrds thought marijuana garding usage. He indicated young men between 20.30 for Councilmen of our City at the elec- charge before Woods Muni, tion on Tuesday, November 4, 1975. u~ shou!d b~ legal or only a I in many cases the same I years of age used heroin with. cipal JlIdge J. Patrick Den. minor vlo.lahon. . people who use marijuana I. in the last )'ear, while an. LEASE nis. Both have proved to be conscientious, In relallon to thiS, the story are the same ones who are other one to two million used. able and very effective members of the fluoted Dr. Robert L. Du.; often involved in other inci.• other illegal drugs and seven PSOs Michael Cavanagh The Car Of Your Choice and Michael Ferrence stated Pont, Institute director, as I' :lents, while noting there million smoked marijuana, present Council. They have earned i in their report that they were 1•• 1II1a11Delivery - All Mikes" MDdils your vote (and gratitude) by hard work saying. "It Is apparenlly in. have been some new con,' . . evilable that )'oung people Ilads on this fronl. I The story IOd!cated that cruising north on Mack Ive. CIOIIII E.4, 0," Eld" FI'I' and careful attention to the affairs of are going to experiment with .. . use .~as In~reasmg beca~se nue. when they observed our City. Their re-election will assure cigarets, alcohol and mad. .That marijuana usage IS ma~ljuana IS more readily Tapin, also headed in the Cal/ Leasing Manager juana, and th: ~ this experi. wldespr~ad amon~ you n g avalla.~le now. and because of ume direction, driving in continuity of knowledge and experience enee will lead too many people 10 The Powte area, the contagIOus phenome. a very erratic manner at a on the Council. young people to a reguiar ~e said, "I don't want !~give non" that chal1e~ges. non; ~.mi1e an hour clip. Starting AI Ekin at pattern oC undesirable use of It a lot of credence. users to follow theIr friends from Hawthorne road. the WILLIAM G. BUTLER these drugs. i lie asked for example. e)(am!,!~. o!fi('ers ~aid. Tapin began "Jury SWI Out" "How much 'truth is there in While. c.iling his .opinion weaving from the right lane, On the experimentation the r~mor young people are that criminal penaltl~s are crossed over the white center MIKE OILIER iront, Del. Fagan and his parlYlOg down on week. not the answer an~ his sup. line, then back to the right three colleagues concurred ends?" While adding. "In my pOrt of the growmg t~end lane, and nearly ran into the LINCOLN-MERCURY that experimentation will al. experience, talk is cheap." among sta~~s to deerlmi. curbing on several occasions. Fo,mo<1r honk Mom. 'n,. =. ways take place among As for the decline in dlvi- nallze marijuana use, the The officers said they aeU. vated their flasher Ind sireD young people. sion reports regarding mari. story q~otes ,Mr. Du.Pont II 130 Kerche •• 1 A.e. at Aline road. but Tapin At the same time. Det. Fa. juana usage in 1974. Det. ~aYlDg, 'The st.e~dy mc~e~s.e failed to stop and continued 1"-5000 gan cautioned that "lhe jury Baum offered this opinion: In the use ~f liCit and illiCit on until he rel~ St. Joan still out on the harmful At the peak of such usage, it substances I~ of great con. is in St. Clair Sbores, where h~ effects of marijuana" while was "cool" to be seen doing Cern to use. was brought to a halt. giving many young' people it; now, individuals could be On Ihe bright side, accord. Cavanagh and Ferrence credit for disciplining them. par~icipating in a closed sit. ding to .the story •. M~. Du. said that Tapin was very un. Tht' dislribulor in l'IlUr {'11r is tht' heart of Ihe selves in the area of sub. uallon. As a result, there pOS' Pont Slid the maJOrity of steady on bls feet when or. DAYS OF SAIL illnitioll !i~'l\tt'n1: it {'onl~ol", c~lind.~r firinl(. The di",- stance abuse. sibly may be no decline in those ,!ho experiment witb dered out of hla car. They tribulor (,Ilnsisls of • numbt'r of cornponen'e Ihal For bls part. Det. Donald smoking marijuana. drugs either. stop or only use took the man to the Woods r•.la~ Iht' baUery's low-,'ohafle eledridly 10 the spark Schmaltz South d i s t r i c t Dru" Edu anOll them occasionally, and the statiOll, where Tapln all'l'eed , " ' 6 C n u m b e r of "hard core" pluJ's .• :arh one 01 these distributor componentli - agreed t,hat. th.e n~honwlde The deteclive also stressed herom addicts has apparlll1t. to a breathalyzer test, wblch cal', rolor. ad\'ance alist'mblies. breaker poinls and surv~ys mdlcahng mcreased another point on the educa. ly stabilized at about 400,000 he failed. rondenst'r-hllli to bt' kt'pl in !iuilable condition and marijuana usa g e among tional front. The YSD has persons. He was issued a violation properl~' adjusted 1;4' Ihat Ihe~ .. ill delinr 10 th., youths betwe~n 12.11 years spent a lot of time in class. ticket lor dnmk driving and ..orrert plulI: at the eurrecl morot'n!. Crom 1912-7. 15 reflected In room situations on the hu- another for doing 405miles in The P~inte. . . . ards of violating the law and Center Classes a 35.mlle zone. Hia court date t:arh mem~r of our staff dot'''' Iheir I,..~,to Ilin, Despite the tailing. !>~f~ in drug education. in rela. Is scheduled for December ~'ou Ihe ser\'it'e Y'ou want. t'or car repai rs ,we us al such usage in the diVISions lion to controlled substances Olfer Fitness 10. l'(m.Tt: OODGE.I~(; .• 18001 Mark Ave .. IU14-7210. 197. ann~al report, the de. he said. ' Sa me day service is ~iven ",henever possible and we tectlve Slid, "I can't see any . , talling oft in the use of mari.But Det. Baum added It s Classes in Karate, Yoga Contest would appret"iale il j( you would gill' US Iht' delails juanl. Tbere have been lots an intangible tbin~ in meas. and Ballel offer fitness at of what ill wronli: with your cur. Our friendl~' lie"'ice of unreported incidents which urlng the effectiveness of Grosse 'Pointe War Memo- (CoIKJaaed f.... Pile 1) manaller i. Ir.ined. equipped and prepared 10 lipend we know of. such IS contacts such presentations. rial, each differently instill. its room. st. Clare de 'MOIlte. as murh time all n~cessary 10 unalyz~ )'Clur carll prob- from parents, wiUt the Incl. His North district associate, ing mental and body dlsci- falco's second and fourth , lems. Hourll: Service-DaH)' 7::W a.IT1.-6 p.m., .\fon. dents themselves not being Det. Stuart Gerow. felt the plines. tied, and each was given I unlil9 p.m.' pul on paper. r would go overall nationwide surveys, Karate Is taught OIl Friday helmetj and Christian ,Day along with the increase and particularly regarding Ute nigbts from 7 to 9. p.m, for Scbool, becluse at the single classroom for all grades, re • ..jl,TO FACT: the survey report." growing use of marijuana an eight.week term begin. ceived a be1met han, up. A showing 01 rore limited edition lithographs If your car has an eleclrunic ignitiun system il Parenta Take Charge among yuung people. weren't ning October 31. Both begin. to Dr. Eric FoUo, Trombly hand signed by - doe. not ha.'f' Ihe same !!ort Ilf dilltributor us Ihe regu- In exploring such incidents, indicative of The Pointe ning and intermediate stu. Del. Schmallz stated par. area. dentJ are enrolled and men principal who izUUated the lar ifolniiiun Il)'slem. ents in ,The Pointe are taking In saying the community and women. boys and girls CODtestaDd bro~t It to the Montague Dawson atteJItJo!l at the Park Fire sleps 10 marijuana usage doesn't follow the national oare all welcomed to attend. Opening cases ~ucb ~s seeking. advice trend. Det. Gerow had words The instruction is by memo PreventiOIl Bureau, was ex. and dlScip1JnlDg their chll. of praise Cor Pointe young bers of Wayne Stlte Univer- tremely pleased with the re- Tuesday, October 28 thru No....mber 15 dreD themselves. And these people. sity Karate Club under the sults. He remarked thlt this W•• k days 9:30 to 4:30 cases, be noted, were not direction of Sang Ku Shim was an excellent progrlm in Saturdays 9:30 to 3:00 formal complaints. "The. y:oung people are who i n t rod u c e d Korean whIch to lnatlll fire preven. "Marijuana is so prevalent more dlsclpl~~d 10 all areas Karate to this country. DiI- tion Into the minds of chn. THE FRAM. GALLERY OFGROSSEPOleTE, INC. that it doesn't begin to faze of total actlVlty than they cipline, mental alertness and dren, and through the chil. 18140 Mack Av.nu. Gron. Point., MI 48224 people as it did a couple were two years Igo" regard. techniques of defense are all dr~n. to the parents. of yea r s ago," be .Iid. lng such usage, he saki. leamed. The 'fee' i. $20' lot Chief Costa .aid the kin. ,People are accepting auch LeIJ'lled LeiM' ," the eight~w"k temC' ..... dergarten Ind first grlde usage more, "not thlt it's Many learned their lesson Yoga is tsught at the Cen. students did not participate . right, 'but there's more ac. from those who made mis. ter in both day and evening in the contest, but since it 1i ceptance," the detective stat. takes, the detective continuo classes. The eveDiJlg elass was received with such en. f ed, in ma.lt1ng hls point. ed, while citing not only the term begins Wednesday, No- thuaiaim by the other pupils, I HAVE WE GOT A ! "We talk wlUt lots of indi. use of drugs in this regard vember 5, 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. they mlgbt be included in , viduals who have experi- but also respect for property. extending to January 5 skip.. the 1976 contest. Neverthe. NAME FOR YOU! In chevron mented wiUt marijuana but "The young, (today), are ping the holidays. Taught by less, tbese childrett were not twill ... these people are not every. more mature and sophist!. Richard Pro be r t, S.R.F. forgotten. They were given day users," he continued. cated:' be added, while giv. trained, the evening class drawing Ind coloring books SUITS and SWEATERS SLACKS to take home. .lo~h'.r • JaYlnQt Rub,. "There are very few people ing the school system credit welcomes both sexes and SPORT "Orummcand oKingnictlill_ who haven't been in contact for this result. teens as well as adults. The program might be ex- • Ootlt"Q'QI 000""'001 tended to middle school stu. COATS "John We;tr .. Tailo,', lenc:h with It,' (marijuana). . . , 'lloOtc"li .P'endl~Dn .'.ndlll'lof'l -le: ...,', As for bard drug usage At the same bme, Det. A daytime yoga class IS dents also. the c:hief added. .K:il'l9'ri~ • lite.. ,.. Det. Schmaltz said heroin i~ Gero,! realizes that mari. tau~ht by Betty Locke, S.R:F. 4GokMn Houw .... ,I'lold Pol1M" almost non-existenl "with and IS accepte~ by young tram~d, on Tuesdays, 10.15 .. Joknn, CQfM)n " lik 'n d th t people IS somethmg less abu. to 11.15 a.m. for women oo1y, Election TIES ::ason ~o~o~~ ~~~l~ res~lv: sive than alco~o1. He s~id ~ginning November 11. Both SPORT SHIRTS "Don tope-r CUSTOM ..Donil9Of .. Johnny Carwn 17.00 around its ava'l bility He youths smoke It at parties, elght.week yoga terms are ..Co "'t' 4. Iiolmfl l (Continued from Page 1) TAILORED -Enro I h ' d ath t . " for instance but are more offered for a fee of $20. Yoga The Councll's other pro- ..Ptnd~lon Complete wllh a dashing Grenadier collar, The : so em~ ~slzet a then. careful abo~t such usage. tones the basic organs and posed charter amendment, aOTHfNG SHOES fabric slays crisp end neat looking because it's orce~en IS s ronger an. brain through ex e r cis e, .. CloIttom TOo.n Ud designating the council memo • AlI"A Edmondl Durable Press polyester and cotton. All the famed ever. • , If .It ev~ntual!y becomes stances, concentration and DRESS oMoni,IM Hathaway extras Including slngle.needle tailoring Tllk Is Chelp legahzed, It Isn t progress, relaxation bers as the official City Plan. so seams are stronger and neater, and a ronger During the last six months he stressed, whUe emphasiz- . nlng Commission, was ap- OUTERWEAR SHIRTS -tnro HOSIERY there has been an Increase ing the need for more reo Adult Ballet taught. by proved by the attorney gen. .Alpoc~ shlrtall that stays tucked In. ______~______Mary Ellen Cooper beilOs a .CQmp • Strata Joe eral's office and will appear ..O'Ort.ct new term November with .loIldon fOQ the matching Regim~tal repp tie 7.s0 " 2. on the November • ballot. .. ~pp.Ho,e .. ,Itnod SpGf'hweor t classes scheduled week day This change Is necessary if FORMAL evenings Tuesdays, Wednes- The City is to receive $22,900 DRESS SHIRTS BELTS days and Tbursdays. The 10 Tuxedo Rentals • Hornc\, t10.. ~ whaJ.iDgs ;:; in Housing and Urban De. • 01.<:0' dt" 10 Ael"l'G week term is $27. Classes are '''herS. .. Johr.n'F CO'~Ofl ~=e"•t ...... ,....lot MEN'S WEAR i; velopment funds to develop • Aher SlIle ca£STm accompanied by Mrs. Chades a master plan. Cooper pia n i stand the 9:30 to 5:30520 Woodward. 9:00 to 5:30 fisher Bldl. {. IIARRIN I MAIN SlOllI 1f,1~j HOOif' D.I,ool Cechetti or Traditional Ital. ARE YOU A MAN~ 9:30 to 5:30 203 Pierce, Binninlham ~N \t Koo ..... ll (,ri;l .. Pl~ ian Ballet is taught. WITHOUT A STORE. S"op CI~ E ~::r~" IS7 1080 , 1U ~0863 OrotSC 'ljl:~;;;;;~i:;::~\:,::en,<~::r~.~n~;::;::::'i::;;J;l~r~I [i Pojnt~ News ~., MO" _d'" ~A .... oe9P"", hbUlbeti Ev~ Tbuntlay 'by ' ... ~ W ..d r ...... ,1 1I"4!l $7.00 per year . ~ - by 11. Freeman &- Son peA:;:;::U 011 Mail (Subscription., ~ ~ Cha~ of ....ddr... Form. S579) to ~ ~ 99 Kertheval. Grou. Poinfo Farm.. ,.,. TM deodlin;t for ...... s copy Is \ "q M_v~. ~ ~ ....If od ... rti,in" copy must be In " tho News OIfice by Tundoy noon ~ t~_ i"~!....!!'Mrtion~______~ ~ As all gll(Jd thingl rellml, .III 5ub-zero-sopllisticate ~ has the all lime jar'llrilf ,~re)' • ~ flarmt!. Ca!11lJril~f!,egrey m a LutheCAREERrans. ~ tIle KENWOOD ~ line all wonted fahrIC t!Jal OPPORT ~ by ZERO KING I~ (/1/(1 resist.! wri1lklt; relainl ~W~~~~ ~ Wf'tM,""'l h".,. •• ...~ ....I'\f ~ k b ~ it's sbape, _ .0 _., jW y

Thursday, October 23, 1975 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Thr",. ------Self Inl.p_ro_'v_e_?_l_'r-ySeminar IPark Fire Cllief Warns Judge Pytell II A lwo.day se~unar based ducted by Stephanie Ham.'. • Convenes Court i on thc "best selling book ~~ lin. former social cas.e ~ork. J I 1974, The Total Woman er for the State oC Michigan. 0'1 FUl-mmable Clothlnnl" --- by IIlara!>el Morgan. will be The seminar is designed to __ .______A total of 23 persons ap: GRO••E held at the War Memorial help women achieve personal Do YOU know that flam. on the package will indicate peared beCore Farms Munici : Wednesday. Oetooer 29. 9. fulfillment in their lives. mabie garments are still be. the phosphate contents oC the Illal Judge Robert Pytell on', POINTE BOOK VILLAGE 11:30 a.lI1. and Thursday, Cost of the seminar is $15. ing sold on the market, es. product. If this type of de. two Wednesrlays, September, Octoher 30. 9 a,m.-3:30 p,m.: a $1 registration fee and pecially children's sleep. tergent is unavailable in your i 7 and 24. Two persons were invites you to discover the "NEW" Village The_seminar wHl be con., $3.75 for lunch Tuesday. wear? And, do you know that market, then use a heavy. I foulld not guilty, three per. dilferent types of fibers, duty liquid detergent, Follow i sons' Irials were adjourned Thursday-Friday-Saturday October 23-24-25 b,le~ds and na~e retardant: label instructions on how to i to a laler dale and four p~r' For More Booting Fun, . flOishes used In sleepwear: use these on flame retardant, sons were gil'l'n future tnal: require different kinds of I garments. Here are a f<,w: dates, : laundry products? ~examples: . AI the Wednl'sday, SI'P' Browse the Nautical Park Fire Chief Phillip: I. 100 pereent polyester- Itl"mber 17, hl"arinj(, William SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE BOOK VILLAGE: Costa said that aecording to : machine wash in warm water: J, Sandburg, of 698 Shore We are proud to present an ensemble from ship's Gift. "- 'a law passed in July 1973.' and tumble dry to retain. ham road. was fined $35 011 Boat I ehildren's sleepwear, from name retardanl properties. i a charge of eareless driving. GROSSE POINTE THEATRE (including Don luppli •• . sizes 0 to six must be flame Do NOT use soap. bleaeh, or John W. 1I0a::, o( 379 Neff wheel i relardant. As a maller of low phospate detergent. ~o: road. stood mule to a eharge Bliss, John Deibel, Donna DiSante, Gigi Marco, • O'Cld •••• Sp .... i fact, the US. Con.lmeree De. NOT send to a comJllerclal: of defective equipment and Larry Marco, Ruth Maygall, Gene Shea, Rick ("'Y Co iHoll.r) parlment wenl a lltlie furtber laundry. I receil'ed a suspended sen. I and banned the sale of any 2, 100 percent mOdacrYlic-1 tence . Shea, and Becky Wheeler) performing musical • i fi.ammable sl~epwe~r up to machine wash in warm George F. Ryckman. of • Na .. li,.' Book. ,'IX 6X, the chIef pOlllted out. ~ater. Tumble dr)'. Do NOT \ 487 Rivard boulcl'ard. pled selections Saturday starting at 12:30 p.m. and ....bli'alion. ! Nevertheless, 50 percent of ilron. guilty 10 driving while im. • Ship'. WhHl CIee". ~urns from f~amm~ble cloth. i 3. 100 percl'nt collon-ma. I paired and was fined $100, mg occur With children be. I chine wash in warm water, I plus $100 in eourt costs, • Ne .. I..el La•• ,.. I Tlchts will M .1 Sli' I.r Gress. Pol.l. naIf'" S~'WCISIPr•• ti••• 1 i Iween si~ a~d III y~aC5' of Tumble dry. Use DOVHL~ I' Ronald Chickoll'ski, of 5106 • S.th Themo. Marifte age, makmg It essential that recommended all10unt of con Radnor, Detroit, pled guill)' NEIL SIMON'S --THE GINGERBREAD LADY" Cleek. onel la_I ... standards. be establi~hed for centrated low suds phosphate to charges of open alcohol (Show dates: November 29-.30, December 5-6-7) , dolhmg In larger sIze gar. detergent powder or a non. in a vehiele and possession CANVAS I ments. other than sleepw~ar. phosphate heavy-duty liquid of marijuana. He reccived .. H ••• such as underclothes, shirts, detergent. Do NOT use soap, onc vear's probalion. a $50 LEATHfR It'. IffHlficel slacks and so on, ChieC Costa bleach, or other nonphos. finc ~nd must attend Alcohol -Special display of Theatrical, Movie, and Music Books OXfORDS ... Ifle. I said. A n~mber .of ~tates ~re phate detergent. Do NOT Highway SaCety program . W.'" Get Iff now passmg.leglslatlon which launder in hard waler. Home Uonald Klimowski, of 7544 -See our selection of authentic antique schooi house hopefully WIll make. the lu- launder only. Crixdale, Detroit, pled guilly SHIP'S WHEH fAMOUS HORPOLE ture search lor elothmg safe. 4. For fabrics made of 80 to larcen)' of a bicycle and clocks ... all for sale to the public SailingSuits with the hiddenhood Until such time the laws percent rayon and 20 percent received one year's proba. are passed, said the chief. nylon - machine wash in tion plus court costs of $75. -Participate in our in-store drawing for the most excit- $42.50 VALUE •••.• 532.50 be careful how and with warm water. Tumble dry. Do J~mes Christian of 1238 Jack" .. Only $19.95 ... Value $24.50 what you wash flame retard- NOT use bleaches or soft. Engle, Detroit, pled guilly to ing book of the fall ... ant c1ot.hes. Always wash en.~rs. lareen)' of a bicycle and reo them WIth phosphate-based The w,ay to ~top tragic cci~'ed two years probation, LIFE GOES TO THE MOVIES 19605 t-bck TU 2.1340 g ran u 1a r or heavy.duty burn aCCIdents, IS preven- plus $60 in court costs 0,... bolA...... Set., S •.•• laundry de.tergents. tion,:' C~ieC Costa said. "re. At the Wednesday,' Sep. In most lOstances, the label venhon IS the key w,ord, so temher 24, hearings, Michael when y~u buy clotlung for Campbell of 14641 Houston. "THE SEEKER." WEBSTER'S NEW 20th your children, or yourself, Whittier Detroit pled guilty check them out thoroughly." to no cy'cle' endo~sement and book # 3 in John Jakes' CENTURY DICTIONARY was fined $10. popular Bi-Centennial Series - unabridged 2nd edition, Leaglle To See Jean H. Robertson, of 341 will be on special sale at regularly $54.95, only Councilman Moross road. pled guilty to 'Port Detroit' allowing an unlicensed driver to drive and was fined $20, ., .40 - this week only $30.00- thiS week only The Grosse Pointe Cinema Thomas D, Patlon, of 25625 Doug Graham League w1l1 present "Port Jefferson. st. Clair Shores, Detroit", a 16mm motion pic- pled guilty to driving while ture by Emery Gulash. on his license was suspended. And. to cllebnle Ihe occasion. we are otterlng onl-time oRly Monday. November 3, at 8 He's scheduled to return to SEEKS \'OUR p.m. in the Fries Auditorium. court on Wednesday, Octo. discolnts 01 1O~ on neb 01 till following new releases: Mr. Gulash's .film depicts ber 22. the shipping action on the George Anthony Voight, oC VOTE FOR MAYOR Detroit River. The audience 19956 East Emory Court, "The Most Wanted Man In America" will be treated to views of pled guilty to ch8rges of "salUes". railr08d car fer. speeding and driving with a Sally Quinn's "We're Going to Make You a Star" OF GROSSE POINTE ries, tug boats, Bob.Lo boats, revoked license. His speeding and the linal departure of the sentence was suspended but "Youth in Old Age" famous Georgian Bay Line he was fined $150 in court passenger liner, the "North costs and must attend court PARK American." for six days on the revoked "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" The public is invited to license charge. to attend this program with- Eugene Sturza, oC 19814 "Your Body Speaks Its Mind" out charge. Shady Lane, pled guilty to a HERE'S WHY WE BELIEVE YOU Mrs, Grant Weitzel and charge of driving while im. "Cousin Suzanne" be Mn. Marshl!ll ~11iDa are in paired and will sentenced ',Ir SHOULD'SUPPORT:HIM ..~'•• charge of the social hour for on December 12, "The Kitchen Sink Papers" . . League members. Jimlllie Phillips,. Route 1, Bloomington Springs, Tenn., EXPERIENCE: He has been a Park city councilman for the M for Murder pled gullty to no vaUd license "The Best of Friends" past eight years, the council's representative to the SEMTA Advisory and in his possession, and wall lined $5. Board, and the committee of the Grosse Pointe communities to study "Jolie Gabor" Plays at NHS Broderick Lewis, of 3612 cable T.V. Hickory, Inkster, pled guilty With North High sopho. to suspended license. Larry McMurty's "Terms of Endearment" ENERGY & DRIVE: He was Chairman of the council ap- more Debbie Saunders in the lead role, "Dial M for Mur- Helen Van Slyke's "The Mixed Blessing" pointed citizens committee to develop the swimming and recreational der" opened at the Perform- Spook Dances improvements at the waterfront parks. He managed a Little league lug Arts Center on Wednes. Anne Armstrong Thomspon's "Message from Absalom" baseball team. was a Director of the South High Dad's Club, was Presi- day, October 22, with repeat Set at Center dent, Elder and Trustee of SI. James Lutheran Church. and is Vice performances tonight and President of a scholarship foundation for Lutheran ministerial students. Friday, October 24 at 8 p.m. The War Memorial's Youth Richard Ney's "Making It In the Market" Theatre North's lirst pro. Council plans two parties on duction oC the year also fea. Halloween week.end. On the ROOTS IN THE COMMUNITY: He has lived in the tures junior Bill Craig as the True Halloween, Friday, Oc. Park for 36 years. He graduated from Grosse Pointe South High and conniving husband, seniors tober 31. there will be an . . , Ind . . . 1O~ dlscounls on tbe following paperbacks at University of Michigan. He is an attorney and member of a well known Steve Radulovich as Lesgate eve n i n g for 7th and 8th Detroit law firm. Doug and his wife, Doris, have 5 sons. and Rick Robbins as the in. graders Crom 7:30-10:30. On Ihe Book Village . . . ~ spector. Saturday. November I, a Theatre director Gael Barr party will be held for Senior HE WILL LISTEN. He will be receptive to citizen suggest- has another mystery. "The High students in grades 9.12. ions, will provide new leadership and more open and responsive govern- Chalk Garden," opening next Both parties will leature Tarzan John Dickson Carr ment in the Park. Wednesday. October 29. at live bands, special Hallo. the center, 707 Vernier road. ween games and prizes for C. S. Lewis Other shows this season in- the best costumes. Cider and Georgette Heyer VOTE FOR DOUG NOV. 4 c Iud e "Don't Drink the donuts will be available. Douglas Graham Election Committee, 1019 Bishop Water," "Cyrano de Berg. Admission Is $1.75 in ad. Alfred Hitchcock Daphne Du Maurier erac" and "All the Way vance, 25 cents more at the ------_._------Home." door.

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I teet, wbose firm dea&ped the ball of the people of Grout Park Complex Dedicated pool IDd complex, after ltat- Poillte WoodI," \be .a)'Or Wooda Traffic Problenl8 thlt the IWimmiA, pool said, beartte1t tbIDb ill, ".w. volume of traffic, A review (CW' •• , ,...... II ,ave I brief biltory 01 the WII the larlelt ItI the State to thole wIlo worbcl 10 bard (c.a... fro. rale 1) of the Cit1lelll ReeruUoa projeet Del 0D1 the for th1I mom_t, eapeela1l)r On October 7, I peUlion of the lraffie eital10ns islued Committee, wbo expreased 11Ie 'invocaUoA WII the.a. I second y to pool In September 1975 do bear DoG Ha11mall, dJrector 01 bearUlI IN signaturel of rei' prld t_ ... - .... & ... '~ul slven bv the RevereDd Rll.... ill Toledo, remarked that be out the fael that some motor. e III \DC --..... DeW.., .- bad not seen the Toledo pool, Parka aDd R«:reatloG, aDd lc1eDti of tbe area Iffecled, complex, and ot the tact that V. B.rtOIl, pasto!' cl OUr but as to I" claim of bein, IIr. Vu How IDd Ilia com. .11 presented to the Woods, Ists faU to stop for the atop signs at Helen avenue. Of he and ba committee were Lady Star of the Bea Ourcb. the largest in the eoualry, mlttee. Above all, we should alking for relief from what the 20 citaUonl Issued on in__vo_l_¥e

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.T H d F ]9 I T' I' B b D P SI I F.11 MOil' P .. I Learn the true facts in the .. ower onore or. t 1 lIue ltrglllr Ro s Heart isease rogranl ate( 's I lOll rescrrpt,olls II case _ assuming too much ~For the nineteenth consecu. and coverage category. The IWoods Ilolne "Coronary and A-rt-e-ry-D-i-.-p-a-r-tn-le-n-tof Surgery, Saint Cottage Hospital filled ils inter~ .and fO\lr pharmac)' is bound to get you into live )'ear The Tower, South paper also was voted dis. seases" will be the subject John Hospiltal A question one.millionth prescription in techl1lclans. trouble . .Uigh School's student 'news. ti~ctJOn in editorial leader.! A burglar took advantage Iof a CQmmunity health in!or. land answer period will fol. its pharmacy this month, ------paper, has bEen awarded shIp and w{iting and editing. : of an unlocked rear bEdroom mation program to be held ow I ..ecognition from the National Editors o! The Tower last I wlfidow in the home of Mr. on Tuesday, November 4, at F~ture health forums in. according to Cottage Admin I 343 0188 Scholastic Press Association year were Jan Brown and; and Mrs. John Aithn, 144017:30 p.m. in the Peter A. clude: Smoking Withdrawal i istralor Ralph L. Wilgardc. - . 'IJi one of the top.ranking Shelley Deneau. Editorial. North Renaud, to enter the I Whyte Memorial Auditorium Clinic, !\fonday. January Izl Although Cot tag e was L"IlUIT~ uns rIB' N' If Tilt .... :~~\~~;:l.~..newspapcrs in the chairman was Dave Kerr. residence and make oU with: at Saint John 1I0spital. 22101 through Friday, January 16, I founded ill 1919 the hospital and business managl'r was. a lady's solid white gold Moross road. 1976: Alcoholism Tuesda\'. ' 'I rNl'1:.~~~=:~. ':< For issues published duro Rick Berg, ,diamond wrist watch and The program is sponsored March 16. 197G;' SmokiJl!i! pharlllac)' was not e~tab ".- IIIIrIICII ;il)g lht' second semester of, Other staff members were I several pieces of sterling by the Saint John 1I0spitll! Withdrawal Clinic, Monday •. IJshed until late 1955. I nor! WI. " "IPS . = :Ule t974.75 school year, The: John Hall Kath)' Knotts' silvcr items, according to an Guild in cooperation with the April 5 through Friday, April: to that tim£', prcscriptions I .... ,Tower placed. in the first, Lisa Houn;e1l Kitty Craft' official Woods Public Safety Sa int John ~edical staff. 3, t976. ) were ordered from pha rma : 0 LL.. R ;elas~ a~ld rect'l\'ed marks. of 'Mark Smith,' Kim . DuHos~' De p a.rIm e n t report. Tbe Speakers II1clude: lIug~ W. Free tickets to thl' public. des in the cOlllmullitv. D .. :dlstllletl?11 III four of the five Phil Johnson, Dave Jaglois, break:1n occurred on Tues. lI.end('rso.n. M,.D" Card.lolo. forum and furthr-r informa'i . '!lft'as e, alualed. ; Frank Maxon Malt Bonior day mght, October 14. gIst, Samt John Hospital; tion on this and olher com. Chief Pharmacist S. A. ',. . RENT-A. CAR SYSTEMS ;. T:le Tower receivl'd every' Roger f'iHion: Julie Tenny.: Mrs. Aitken told authorities Vlado J. Koz~I, M.D., D~. munity health information i Ma<,y heads the departm('nt I ~. ------:llOssible point in Ihe content, son, JIm Schmidt, Margil thaI she was t~(' last to leave reclor of CardlOvascu~ar .DI< may be obtained by calling made up of SIX reglslered lertilt Till If... Ptlllli ArM I Gerstmann, Damian Kiska, , the house. w~lrh was about se~se and Cathe.tefl.zallOn, Saint John Hospital, 8818200. pharmaCIsts, one pharmacy I Drew Peterson, Tom Shine, 7 p.m. She said she. returned Saf,n~ John .Hospltal, and extension 405. Please call ~.._-- .. --.------Rick Thomas, Mike Marlin, at. 9:30 p.m. to dIscover a Phlhp J. Fennga, M.D., De early, as tickets are Iimiled, 1 Dan Hartlieb Cheryl Tobin, cluna cablllet door open and --- and Mary Coyle. . i ~~~rre:~d dO~:c Ofh~~:e h~~~~ Poillter Earns 'Lost' iUet1al 1 Robert Button was adViser. i sacked. I : ~!rs Aitken lold invl'stigat. Clarence E. "Bud" Day I who had heard the rumors Church Slates ing officers Ihat the thief had Jr .• of Bishop road, was au. about it. RE-ELECT taken her watch, with a dia- lhorized to be awarded the One persistent individual, Fibll Happenin' mond band, valued at $750. China War Memorial Medal, Graham K. Kidd of Florida, Also missing, she stated, (K'and Chan-Nien Chang), who had served in the Hlh were two sets of sterling by his Excellency James C. Air Force Headquarters in W. JAMES MAST The Grosse Pointe Uniled silver creamer and sugar H. Shen, ambassador of the Kunming, Yunnan, Chi n a , ".:~ Methodist Church is launch. bowls, value unknown; and a Republic of Chi n a to the kept investigating. ing ils Every Member Com. set of slerling silver candle United States. After 2':r yea r s. he suc- GROSSE POINTE FARMS mitment Progr'am this week bases. and a sterling silver It was presented at are- ceeded in localing a copy of' with a series of Eight House dish, values not known. cent banquet held at the De. Circular No. 166,U.S. Forces, COUNCIL Happenings and a Youth Hap. The watch was taken from troit Boat Club, Mad a m e China Theater, dated 29 Sep. pening, The congregation has the master bedroom, and the Anna Chennault, widow of tember, 1945. The Chinese been invited to attend one of other articles from the din. the f a m e d general, Allen government authenticated the the House Happenings which ing room, it was disclosed. Bennett, retired Air Force award and announced that begin Thursday, October 23 The thief' did not bother to G e n I' r a I, and H. M. H. members of the Flying Tig. and continue through Mon. close the bedr(lom window O'Young, consulate for the ers-14th Air Force Associa. Biography: day, November 3. afler entering, police said. Republic of China in Chicago. tion would receive this dec. 43 years old: married to former Martha Watkins: five children The theme of the cam. The burglary was assigned presented the award. orallon. four in college, one at Grosse Pointe South. paign is "Spirit for '76", The to officers of the Detective The China War ltlemorial ------theme will be presented in a 25.minute film that has been Bureau for investigation. Medal, known as the "Lost Scouts Seek Residence: created by Cecil Sessions ------Decoration of World W8r 11," Homeowner - 300 Cloverly Road. Grosse Pointe Farms resident with the ,assistance of Rudy Tringali"Horan commemorates service in To Help Many. 32 years. Olila nd Mrs. Walter Bill. China with America's Chin. quist. Robert Montgomery is In CODtpetltion ese allies in the defeat of the Mem~ers of Boy Scout creating the audio for the Empire of Japan. The dec- Troop 479. Parcells School, Education: film. It explores this Idea Kathleen Tringali, of North oration was authorized by are currently collecting used Kerby School, Brownell Jr. High, Grosse Pointe High 1949, with scenes of the congrega. High S c h 001, and Mary the Chinese government at clothing. toys and bicycles Massachusetts Institute of Technology: S.B. 19.53, S.M. 1954. tion at work and worship. Horan. of South. will repre- the end of World War 11 - for the "Oakdale Center," sent Grosse Pointe in the 30 years ago. . formally Lapeer State Ho.me, Business: ~'!\ ,~ Michigan Bicentennial Sen. The general confusion then Lapeer, !rJich, Partner, Walter H. Mast Co., custom home builders. Senators Pay iors scholarship competition. existing in China apparently Residents of the home 'leV .;) The two will eompete with resulted in the documentation range in age from three to Woods Tribute other high school winners to bel n g misplaced. It. (the 93 years. Professional: .11 Unhealthy Chills become one of two state rep. medal), was generally con. For pickup of donated Registered ,Professional Engineer in Michigan and Wisconsin. resentatives to the national sidered to be a myth by those items. call 884-0055. A special tribute, suitably American Society of Civil Engineers. Tau Beta PI. Engineering :~ High Fuel Bills competition. A $1,000 scholar. Honorary. Sigma Xl, Scientific Researcb Honorary. framed. was presented to the ship and an all expense paid Woods council on Monday, trip to Williamsburg, Va., in Needless Repair October 20, by State Sen. January will also be award. Civic and Community Activities: Joseph M. Snyder, 26th Dis. 0 0 ed to the state winners. • Councilman, Grosse Pointe Farms, 1971 Bills! • trict, in which a section of The winners were selected • M.1.T. Club of DetroIt - past President and Director tlie Woods is included. The GROSSE POINTE on the basis of a "Bicenten. tribute also bore the signa. • M.I.T. Educational Council - past Regional Chairman : CALL US TODAY nial Minute" composition and Our expert Inspection& ture of State Sen. John H. and Councilor. ::t: eurrent events test scores. " Tune.Up Service will put Hertel, 2nd. District. A large HOCKEY ASSOCIATION • St. James Lutheran Church Runners.up at North were :: your heating system in top area of the Woods is part of • Grosse Pointe Citizens for Education -, past VIce-PresIdent :: running,economicalcondition. John Kennedy and Mark his district. Brandon; at South they were • Economic Club of Detroit The t rib ute lauds The Rodney Shene and Janice PRE MITE • Founders Society. Detroit Institute of Arts WooQ,t.fcr reeeivin~ the cov: Jtosin,ski, _ , • Detroit Zoological Society , et.l'4_ Ame"l"an. Automob\llli .,.•\V,lnne....of ... the';' natiollal AsSociation's grand award competition will receive a .'•• A1'III'G .SCHOCR. • Grosse Pointe Farms Boat Club for traffIC safety for the $10,000 scholarship and have fourth time since 1966 and their "BicentennIal ,MInute" Details at Grosse Pointe Community Rink the achievement of 17 years presented on television. Planned Action - Not Unplanned Reaction or Call without having a pedestrain Sponsors 01 the competition fatality. are the National Association The tribute, in part, stated of Secondary SchOOl Princi. Alan Henchel - 886.5543 VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 that The Woods' outstanding pals and the Shell Oil Com. , safety record is the result of pany. REFRIGERATIOI, efficient traffic patrols, law. abiding citizens, wel1.postl'd NY TIIG, 'IC. signs, and various safet:; Your Heating and Cooling programs initiated by the Headquarters Since 1937 Woods Police Force, which 14711 HARPER AVE. has enhanced the level of TU 6..4848 safety consciousness of the community. Also available: , In 197(. the city was pro- What a beautiful exciting new Design Line .... AuthOrized claimed the leader in the na- way tional AAA survey of traffic to end YOur ExtenSIons. safety of cities of less than phone hang-ups ... ~ 50,000 people. Mayor Benja. Dealer min Pinkos accepted the trib- ute on behalf of the city. Trimline@ Touch-Tone@ elect Extensions. LLOYD A. SEMPLE · O. Chestphone Convenientl Extra Trimline phones save time, steps, missed calls ... and to Farms Council the TouchTone feature makes calling NOVEMBER 4, 1975 even faster-eaSier, too~ Inexpenslvel Additional phones Celebrity • Vice President, may cost much less than you think- Kerby School PTO just pennies a day.

• Member, Advisory Versatile! Use your new Trimline Commillee Grosse TouchTone extension for sharing Pointe Deportment 0' •Antique Gold of Community calls (carrying on 3. or 4-way confabs), Services Or as a personal phone for private conversations. "',,. • Director, Grosse Pointe Swim Club Beautiful! Chic Trimline table or wall model phones are available in beige, blue, green. ivory, red, white, • Director and Officer, Detroit Zoological yellCMI and black. • O.Candlestick Society a nd Detroit 11f Travelers Aid Handyl l11uminated controls are right Society; Director, • Married to former Cynthia in the palm of your hand, G. Taylor; four children Detroil Community Music School • Resident 01 Grosse Pointe Just calJ your local Michigan Bell Community for over business office and say you want • twenty.five yeors • Post Direclor, a new Trimllne Touch-Tone Grosse Pointe Extension. Do it ~r Exeter • Member, Christ Episcopol Hockey Association Church You can have rotary dial Trimline • Portner, Detroit low phones in areas where Touch Tone • Graduate of Yale Univer- Firm of Dykema, sity and Universily of Gossett, Spencer. seTVice is not yet available, Michigan low School Goodnow & Trigg Tlll'se ,md orh!" ""'Mtive DeSign I me phones corne in ,I vanely of colors Several (!If/erenl models ava,ltlole, some III eUher Please Vote, as complacency rot<1l)' dl,,1 0' Touch-Tone ve~lons can your @ Michigan Bel business office for more mfonnahon at the polls leads '0 'I,~~m.\,;.. of I\nwn,.,. T~koph"n~ & T.I

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Page Six G R 0 SSE POI N,T ENE W S 11lursd.y, October 23, 1975 You are doing your besl Many people set up their .'ood Ok Y E Dl H °d I The prospett 01 aD Ordeall A man who is luecesafull 11', much better for any only when you .are trying to own slandards of right and ". 8 aY8 oung xecs C I an aYTl e I~s worse than the ordeal is DOt necessarily & mlR of mln to weir out than to rust impro\'e on what you are wrong and judge others ac. Tw~ Renuests ------Itsell. means, out. doing. cordingly. "I A new Young Executives and set.ups aboard. At the ------group will celebrate its in. ranch. the gorup will ride John Cameron Swayze says, The Woods Coondl gave .ulUlation with a HaUoween hay wagons and enjoy a bon. its unanimous permiuion to harride Ind spaghetti supper fire belore returning to the City Treasurer Helen L. Fox at the Longhorn Ranch on lodge for dinner. All are en- and City (:{)mptroller.Aises. Friday, October 31. couraged to wear costumes sor Frederick G, HorDfisher The group will leave The and liflhs of liquor will be to attend two diHerent ses. War Memorial at 8 p.m. via awarded as prizes. The cost sions. This action was lake a thartered bus with free beer of the entire evening is $10 at U1e regular meeting Mon. ------and reservations must be day, October 6. made at The War Memorial; office by October 25. Mrs. Fox received approval Devil Gridders I to attend the MurJcipal Fl. The group is also planning II nance Officers' meeting la Down Roseville a Chicago weekend Decem. ~ Kalamazoo TuesdaY'Wednes. ber 5.7. The weekend includes i day, October 21-22, (wiUl per. By Joba PaUfy round trip train transporta. mission being made in the tion in a special coach. trans. South's Blue Devil grid. 1975-76 budget lor expenses fers to hotel and back tQ the incurred), while Mr. Horn. ders overcame chilling tern. train in Chicago, accom. "SELLING YOUR HOME? peratures and a s tea d y I fisher received approval to modations for two nights at ~ drizzle post a 15.12 Home. ~ ~ attend the Annual Assessor to the Sheraton-Chicago hotel. coming victory over Rose. Course at Ann Arbor Decem. an evening of theater on Sat. only ~ gives you ville last Saturday. I ber 1.3 with tbe reimburse. urday and a ticket to the ment of all necessary ex. The win brings South's Bears.Lions game on Sunday. One of Grosse Pointe's finest quality homes containing 4500 (It'nses. EML record up to 4-1, tying Portage. taxes and escorts sq. ft. including 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, country kitchen, TOTAL MARKETING HElP- with Mount Clemens for see- are included at $lH.50 accom. oDd place behind undefeated modations for triple or $99.50 spacious family room, 3 1/2 car garage, central air condi- ELECTRONICAllY!" ~, Center Offering Port Huron NorUlern. for sharing twin bed accom. tioning. LAND CONTRACT OFFERS INViTED!! Pete &11 led the Devils modations. Deposits of $20 Theater Bilflets with a touchdown and two should be made by Novem. Thmking of selling? Then Broker in this area, we're poin t conversions as he ber 15. G,C.W. INC. 779-5170 ERA (Electronic Really Ihe only Reallor who can Full dinDer lhea~r is of. placed an oltensive aUack The group is forming at Associales) will interest speed up the sale of your fered GrOile Pointe Theater that gained all its 233 yards the War Memorial and is you, home through this unique patrons at The War Memo. on the ground. open to all Grosse Poinlers ERA is the difference be. double selling action: local exposure to quali- rial. Candlelight buffets will Supporting Boll', 89 yards and their friends who are in tween having one or two be Jerved in the Crysl.1B,IJ. in 13 carries was D a v e executive or junior executive -1, AT GROSSE POINTE'S OLDESt local Realtors show your fied buyers and the na. 7;:~"/1NJ /.- Wyborski's 71 yards in 21 home. or enjoying the lion wi de expos ure to ro 0 m OJ! all Wednesday, positions and are in their ~ K 'f~ t-(J(K(, FOOD MARKET lotal marketing help of clients moving here. Thursday and Friday nights carries and Mike O'Sullivan's twenties or thirties, including ERA: local selling help Besl of all. ERA service throughout the seaSOn alld is 47 yards OD 4 runs. South's both singles and young mar. PLUS having ERA Mem. is FREE Give us a call b e i n g offered on Tuesday flve passel fell incomplete. ried. 'S 1732. Moclr Ave. ber Brokers in hundreds today. night, November 11, for the markl.ng the worst aerial YU 5.1565 at 01 cities across the coun. production of "Man From La allack of tbJs selson. VERBRUGGE St. Clair try showing an electronic Mancha" on an experimental Brian Myers and Rob Wor. Thieves Enter photo of your home to BEST WAY TO BUY OR basis. . people mo~ing here. rei each picked off Roseville SELL A HOME IN THE USA Tables may be reserved passes as the secondary GP Park Home U.S.D.A. PRIME AND CHOICE As the ERA Member ORIGINAL for any number, 11Ie cost of yielded only 21 yardi. on four the dimler is $7.50 including completion. in nine attempts. A burglar broke into the BEEF POT VERNORS punch bar. tax and servite. Roseville r e t ur n e d a home o( Mr. and Mrs. Ber. 6-12 OZ. CANS Grosse Pointe Real Estate Paid reservations are re. blocked punt into the end nard segnee sometime be. BLADE CUT co. quested in advance. zone to establish a 6.0 hall. tween 4.10 p,m. on Saturday. ROAST time lead, but South went October 11, while the family abead in the third quarter as was a way. Entrance was Park Complex BoU scored ODa 14-yard run. gained by breaking a window ROflND BONE or FARM MAID (CoaUHed from Page 4) RoaevWe regained the lead, glass at the rear of the bouse. ",mb., ~ I,.>., 882-0087 12.7. before Wyborski capped ENGLISH CflT LOW FAT the people were treated to a Information released by ______water show, with Don HaD. a 10-play, 78-yard drive with Park Lt. Gordon Duncan reo a four y a r d touchdown MILK man as the emcee. vealed the burglar took a FRESH GROUND pllJllle, Boll completed the portable television set from 2 17 GAL. CTNS. The exhibition was per. scoring by running the two formed by the Garden City the basement, and an alarm point conversion around end. clock from one of U1e bed. Sychrouized Swim Tea hi , Tbe Devils will visit L'ADse !n!~(JRGER95~. $1.09 Mrs, Joseph N.Rusilt, coach; rooms. The total value of the Creuse North for a 1:3(} loss was around $150. and the Ellt Lansint: Diving league game this Saturday, Team. Don Brown, roach. October 25. The lieutenant s a J d evi. JONES THICK SLICED JONATHON "The entire complex." said dence showed that the house Mayor Pinkos. "COlIt about SJOLANDER HONORED had been gone through, but APPLES $1,8llO,ooo, which wlll be paid BarbaraSjolaDefer. a coun. it appeared tbat nothing else Hickory Smoked 3 LB. BAG I off by not qui~ 1.3 mills selor at Brownell SChool,has was missing. 9 added to the tupayer,' tax been ele~ president of tJie Tbe matter is UlJder in-! - 39' bl11•. This would amount to Michigan Sthool (:{)unselors vestigation by officers of the ~A~ON 1 !rla about $25 a year to the aver. AuoelaUOD. . Delective Bureau. age home owner. "This complex wID .be used • for a long period of Ume. • . .... The beaUng s y I t em will ;~f"I! warm the water lor earlier It JHMI to.know .DETROD' BANK.... :.better. ';"'ii,.; I than UJual me of tbe pool, and a longer periC¥i before it is closed down for the late faU aDd willter season," "You can actually write yourself a To ReDOvate Bathlloue The mayor said tbat the old bathhouse will be reno. loan by wrif;ing a checlL' vated for general passive use. such as card playing, reading, and so on. and in One of life's more frustrating checkbook as long statement each month the cold winter days it can moments occurs when your as you don't exceed your showing the amount he used as a place to warm up by participants in winter checkbook balance is line of credit:' borrowed, interest charged, And they wonder a lot about God. They seem to have sports. insufficient to cover a total owed, minimum a natural awareness that He's here, and that He's TIle double Olympic swim- planned purchase. Now Can Ultra/Chek keep my important. But they want to know more. ming pool with diving. tank payment due and the and wading pool. has 34,378 there's a way to write your- checks from "bouncing'?" In the Christian Science Sunday School, God's near- amount of credit still square feet of water surface, ness and goodness become practical realities to self a loan by simply writing "Yes. Many people use available to you:' and holds 1.134,300gaUons of Ultra/Chek not only to children. They study and discuss weekly Bible Le~ water; A sun deck of 76,000 a check as we learned by sons, and how to 8pply their truths each day. They square leet lurrounds the talking with Mike Robinson, make planned purchases, How can I get Ultra/Chek? learn to look to God lor His u.nfailing help. pools. Manager of the Grand River- but to protect against "Sit down with any No need tor your child to go on wondering. Let him Although competitive swim. DETROIT BANK-er at ming and diving have been Middlebelt office of Detroit "bouncing" a check. Of start discovering, at our Sunday School. We'll be Detroit Bank Trust and delighted to welcome him and his friends, well accommodated in U1e Bank (7 Trust. course, we encourage our & design of tbe new pools, the fill out an Ultra/Chek CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL entire facUity is primarily customers to keep their for the use of Woods resi. How can I checkbook in balance, but application. Easy-to-use. dents. as a community. fam. write myself a loan? convenient Ultra/Chek FIRST CHUKH ur CHRIST, SCIENTIST anytime you write a check __ to """'" 212 ~ .. A... i1y.lype recreation. "With Ultra/Chek at Detroit protection for your checking s.wftdo)' ~ & ~~)' 5

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"NEW" Village Days

~FIat ... wit" Here and Now and ~~Latex...... ~ LEVI.STRAUSS. for this occasion - only. Here and Now is offering a first quality collon and poly ester denim flare and straight leg Blue Jean for only OUR FINEST ONE COAT LATEX OUR FINEST ONE COAT FOR WALLS AND CE'LiNGS LATEX SEMI GI ass Gu ... ntnd 10 co~' anv colo, ,n one coal 99 • Guaranleed to cover any color In one coa. . Gu.rlmnd Krubblbt. lor thOM frequ.ntly GuaranTeed scrubbabfe and Slain resistant w.,htd ., ••• $6 (Regular $14) • Guaranteed c1urable and colmo.fast • Gua,anlnd du,lble end colorla" ~~,:',:~~"" tU,n Other Levi's p'oducts marked .::~~~;i~~~'u~'V AvaIlable 10 17 $5 . F,"-d,v,ng. easv .6~ Down for NEW VILLAGE DAYS fash,on flat shade. "lie, cl.. n,up 99 99 . 15 colo's milch only. REG. $10.99 o~1 Gu""nl",, On. pi. ON SALE .,.... Fisher COI' Fla' LI"_ .} REG. $11.99 ON SALE ;' ONE COAT FLAT LATEX HOUSE MINT Wallpaper 8 YEAR DURABILITY RATING . GU.'M'I,e«t one ca.l cO¥l'n .ny color • Tough. _ .. h., 'ft.n .." • Non<:hllk,n~ ~Io.. I,n,'" & Paint Eirta",., • MIldew ''''''11''( • Non V"low,,,. GROSSE POI NTE b .. gh' """il' and I Mlcl,on ~ON SALE 16847 - 49 Kercheval 01 cullom IBI~' ... \U, '. II 16839 Kercheval 882.)253 _ 882.0903 color, lu,lIfV/S" in A Fom"yWay ti~~1: A~() ~()W "EO." •.• MI(llI(,AN, Okl(,INA I AND ONI ~ \\W71 COMP,HE lEv, S fAMilY "TORE ~ Three $50 SAVINGS BONDS Will BEAWARDED SEl PAGE' at the HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST FOIlDUAllS

/ 2 ? $2 2 2C2 2 SSEaS2 ses a. as aasss 557 •• sr. $ ts '5'5 erd t Ita' ;"0' Ii ,t • · ,,' ""1, ";.. : ,! .t .t:t.~i.:;!\ ....-,~Or .... :•• fC" .- Pige Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd.y. Oetober 23. 1975 » 3 - SSO SAVINGS BONDS * ENTERT AINMENT by the Grosse Pointe Theatre WILL BE AWARDED AT A GALA Afranl~ by GrO'N Poinle Book Village, thi, talented gro",p will be on ,tage betw .. n Cadieux HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST and Notre Dame, ,.normance, at 12:30 p.m., On Sal,. Ocl. 25-10 O,m, fo, 3 to' y', oIcI.-'-ll •. m fOf 7 109 y•. olib-12 noon for 1010 12 r 2:00 and 3:30. old•. BRING YOUR CHILDORESSEDFOR H.ULOWEEN-Korch .. al Av. botw .. n CodMu, nd N r ' ~me will be bloc~ed oH for tho ovent. Judging ....ill t~k. piece in fronl.; Charl.rhou .. J.w.~ ... Pr~l~~ will be awarded for .ach ago g'ovp ..... 0.. have ch,iclr." p,o.. nl 20 minul •• p,ior 10 judging $SO S":VING.SBOND AWARDEDIN EACH CAlEGORY -Courto.V of NBD-Finl Fed.,al Saving. ond G;o ... Po,nte C,v" and C., 'r;.\' Come di,cove, the excilement at our great display of (~jr)',,->'. ,..,.....,. ~ lOOK, NEW MENU, NEW MANAGEMENT ASK ABOUT OUR FREE GOLD EMBOSSING OffER and a MOST DElICIOUS EATING EXPERIENCE! WITH PHOTO ALBUMS PURCHASED THIS THURS" ~ C.... illlltlfWy - GREEN PLANTS FRIDAY or SATURDAY. VANDA ::,,\?<,:<::;:;::",: "IDDLIIAIIIRIl DAY! - S I LK FLOWERS/Pi, ORCHID THURS. ~Mtion Plattlf'.f $ to every Woman OCT.23 KiWMy, Grape LeavesaM 250 - CHINA FLOWERS ~ Register now for free cvstomer who visits Fateylf' with Taboulte prize award of Ko~ak our Shop, Thurs., Pocket Instomatic 20 Fri .• SOl. - FRESH CU~E~O~~~~R~;ECIAlTY). Camero Outfit on Sat- FRIIiCH DAY! :;:}t::~ urday, Oct. 25th, 5 p.m. FRI. QuicheLon... 00.24 Crepes Au C.... i.1OII $365 french Oni. Soup Grotinee Au Four The CAMERA CENTER SAT. IhIt. Spagheniwith 17114 Kercheval - OCT.2S Mima' 5 Special Sauce In the Villase 50 (all you dn eat) Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Til8:30 plus SaIocI $2 885-2267 Open Th",rsday Evenings ~! Open 1010 10 tIDily, MM. thru Fri. 1:30 •.•. te 10 ,.11I. Sat. Phone 885-6222 ~ discover the Village SALE 10%0££ ALL GIFT ITEMS Bell Ringer! Win a sweet surprize SELECT GROUP OF IF our bell rings while Attl& NEEDLEPOINT KITS ~~~,,~~~q~t~:~f~£~~ch:a~e r AfuB Senice Pharmlcy ~ Packaged Liquor Dealer, Wines

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This giant grouping offers you variety as well as s,:!per low .ces Choose from pictures to pr! . . 1 Y pillows ...tote bags to tIes.. .ou will have as much fun plck~ng them out as yOU will have makmg them. Start several ~or yourself or for holiday gift giVing.

SAVE 3 DAYS ONLY AS MUCH AS YOU THURS .• FRI. - SAT. \~ PAY

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SPECIAL LOW 111$14~$Irl V'LLAGE PRICES ::::::: :;~:::: GOOD THRU :r~~Over 400 pairs of our linest quality dress itj~ CRAFT :::::: and casual shoes "righl out of sta<:k". Some ::::::: SATURDAV :::::: of the famous names you'll recagnite are ;:::::: OCTOBE R 25th ::;:;= Fronk 8ros. by Johnston - Murphy, 80ss :=::::; :::::: and Walk.Over, There's Q good se1«tion ::::::: Demonstrations :::;:: of slyies and sizes. ::::::: • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 HOURS: Daily 9:30 to 5:30 (Thur. & Fri. till 9/ Closed Sun . 11A.M. TO 4 P.M. ~----~~TRIMS16906 KERCHEVAL Kercheval at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe . . ~ JUST EAST OF CADIEUX Open Thursday Evenings 'ti1 8:45 BOTH DAYS II

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Thursd.y, Oetober 23, "75 GROSSE POINTE. NEWS • '. Nine Corne O\stOn.\\ 1\\t lutbe u"tW" (fine Shops between Cadieux & Neff) ~b,1" C0k:4t.~ Vl118f18 Today-Er!:-sat. ~ 0'" \ The N • SPECIAL SALES • DEMONSTRATIONS • CONTESTS .~vo 200/. • STREET DISPLAYS • PRIZES at Selected Stores Q" SALE ALL CRAFT ITEMS • ENTERTAINMENT • GRAND AWARD SHOPPING PRINTS . . . UP TO 4001D D.FF SPREE IN THE VILLAGE • BRING THE FAMILY JOIN THE FUN

SALEI Thurs., Fri., Sat. /' • 20% off Polyester Double Knits EAR PIERCING • Many daily "IN STORE" Specials CLINIC

• Register for Free Gift Certificate SATURDAY OCT. 25. 11:00.5:00 GROSSE POINTE ONLY and Village "GRAND SHOPPING

SPREE" In just J II Oth of a second. a trained Regis- tered Nurse. using. a unique precision in- strument, will painlessly pierce your cars. JacobSonS insert non-allerg.ic 24-kl. gold earrings (applied directly to surgical stainless steel) FASHION FABRICS and apply the backs. All for only 12.95 . . Check with 1701 ~ Kercheval, In the Village' (i f I X or under !'Iring your p.m:nt~'wrillen ,'nnsenll These Participating Open Thursday and Friday Evenings

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GROSS£pOlin BOOK VILLAGE Invites you 10 . . . ~'. , , ,, IIETTlE CREEK SHOP

I. 1 HERE'1I0W I \ I CHAITERHOISE , , JEWElERS MEET- ,I E. J. HICKEY \, , JACOBSONS : George Stangl, I , Ir. McCOURT SHOES , I I I VALERI h GAUl internationally celebrated i I VillAGE CLEAIIERS Sculptor and see his /_ __.. __.. _ --._--'" _._--- . __. _._, - __--'. .. - ---J.., WR"HT KAY collections of jeweled KROGERS art objects-lO a.m .. ~ p,m. IIIIMAS 'PURPLE PICKLE' Discover the excitement at Jacobson's ... AlP a three-day armada of events will set sail as fashions S. S. KRESeE and demonstrations conquer the new world of now! FISHER WAllPAPER I PAIIIT Keep afloat with the fun and join us CAlERA CEllnR SEE- Thursday, October 23 thru Saturday, October 25. BASil ROIBIIS JACOBSOIIS - The 'W"/IOfI-Pierce IN OUR APPAREL STORE ... UIIIC STOlE Made. To-Order Colleaion and Ready. To. Wear Collee/ion Fashions from Young Signature Sponswear, PECI( & PECI( MOLE HOLE Coats, Suits and Dresses will be presented Informall y modeled HIMUHOCHS C with modeling in the St, Clair Room, THE SHOPS Of 10 a.m .. 4 p.m. Noon-1:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday. WAl TOil-PIERCE THE AlRAIICEIIIEIT Blum's special Halloween treats Dandy the Clown will delight the small.fry set DAII.IS Delicious candies wrapped in packages with animal balloons in the Children's Shop, 1st fEDEI.L SUI'S specially created to add lots of fun to RECEIVE Saturday, '-3 p.m. IUURE'S lEST a child's Halloween ... gifts that will IIEEL'S SlOES make their eyes sparkle .. ,prizes that A souvenir if you IN OUR STORE FOR THE HOME, NOTIE DAlE '"ARIACY are among the fi,rst are filled with taste tempting treats JIIlI.'S 1I.S adults to si~n Wok and Crepe Demonstration, Friday, 10 a,m.-1 p.m. ~oo CAI'US SNOP to make a H allowecn party rerfect The Walton. Pierce Festival Gerber Knives sharpened, Friday, Noon-4 p,m, IUIOIAllA1U!. of DEl. and complete. A. Blum's Scarecrow Regis(cr after 10 a.m. Lynn Elvidge demonstrates the "how to" lollypop, 1% oz. of p"m candy. 504 OC[, 2', (limited to one per family) of Colonial Williamsburg Christmas decorations, *Register at each B. Black Cat filled With milk chocolate, participating store Saturday, 1-3 p.rn, 3.oz. $1 C. Large 8" plastic pumpkin lor the;r prizes. with candy corn. ell te slIqar POJl and a noisemaker, 5 oz. Cilndy. $2.95 Dari., The more shops you v;sit the Dilcover tile New Villa.e Da'i Jacob SonS more prizes you Thunda'f, Oct. 23, Friday, Oct. 24, Sal" Oct. 2S GROSSE POINTE can win .. 161 Kercheval - Grol" Pointe 2 HOURS FREE PARKING , .. in ,h. Village JACOBSON'S Will VALIDATE YOUR TICKET

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Ds a 2 a o EOOEs aSSESS sSCS$SSSSSSsSSSSSSO.t.tss.rii4*~~rl.ift~d.' t';b; Pig. Ten GROSSE POINTE NEVI S Thursday, Oetober 23. 1975 Schools Gather T. R. Stansberry Set to Retire !Cottage Lauds Food for Needy Woods residenl Tyrus R. Loan Division. He has served Stansberry. head of the Loan the bank as senior vi c e. 94 Volunteers Control Department at Manu. president and loan controller As the only student memo facturera National Bank of since urn, Conaae Hospital honored ber of the Pointe's Hunger Detroit, will be retiring at !H high 5CbooI boy. and ,irla WEEKDA Y HOURS OPEN Coalition, 15.ycar~ld Gayle Ihe end of October. A bank. I Mr.. Stansbe~ry hu t~ken 'at a special Junior Award Mon., Tu••.• Queller, a North High slu. er for 47 yean, Mr. Stans'l an ac~lV~PITt ID ~rofesslonal Tea held on WedneJda)', Wed., Thl""., SUNDAY dent. nas taken it upon her. berry has been with Manu. assoclahons" havmg. served OCtober 22, for tbeir work as 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. se~f 10 organize help for .the facturers Bank since it was i Robe~l Morns Associates as junior volunteera at the bOiS' F,iday t hungry through Grosse POinte. established in 1933 Michigan chapter president pilal. 10 A.M. 9 a.m. 10 9 p.m. ' public schools. ' Mr. Stansberry h~s a wide ~nd national .di~ector, the N~. Her food-collection barrels! and varied background in lIonal Association of. Credit Pins were awarded to those Satu,day to t 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. WIll be lo~ated at each of. operations and mortgage. Managem.enl as Detroit chap. volunteers who had given 50 l the 15 schools for one week: Sin~e 1945 he has specialized ter preSl~ent and .Sa Ie s or more hours of aervlc:e and 5 P.M. each throughout the year. in credit and commercial j Mar k e tin g Executives o.f caps were awarded to those Prit.' Good thr .. T...... (k" 2',h This week they are at Pou. lending. His astute banking I DetroIt as trea.s~rer and dl' who had given 100 Ilr more w. r...... ,he r;,hl " .' { Lilllit quanti'ie" pard, where they will stay sense has been invaluable in' rector. In addItion. he. was hours. ! •.~ until Frida)', October 24, working with C.P.A's and belonged to the ASSOCiation Among those receiving caps Ii ~~l l' ,'" .' I of General Contractors and ': • G,a~ Ie 15 asking that hIgh. representatives of the con. I th G I D 1 .t Ch be were Pointers Sue Bourget, ' •~ " '" ' , • protein ('anned roods such struction industry. I feC rea er e rOI am r Jane Lechner, Lisa Albrecht, i t as ricc, heans, sugar: flour First named an officer in 0 omm~rce. Cecilia Bidigare, Mary Far./ \ ~-'''".' I ' ... , j ~'. ~'.\~. ) '.:. , or. peanut butler, be sent 1952, 1I1r.Stansberry in 19:16 1 !tlr. and 1I1rs. Stansberry reU. Lila Jan Miller, Joyce .I" , ~' . I . i, ~tt . . .-' t, I, ;~, i . " I 1\ ..I \~lIh the children to school. was promoted to second vic~. live in l"airfo~d road. They Parker, Sue Thomas and Ann In I .l'..,..:r;". 'I. {.< • F rom tbl?r~ the food will go preSident and p I ace d have four children and 10 NachazeJ. ,L Ii •. •