--a---.-.---'~.-"-.-.~~---~~-"""'-- Section Grosse Pointe ews A 301 Per Copy 38 Pages - Three Sections Published as Second Class Ma"er al Ihe GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1983 $13 Per Year VOL 44-NO 10 POll Office al Delroll, Michigan for your mformation ~Millage proposals barely squeak by voters I otel " A "chool "poke"mdn mllldge lo~t by only "IX voles m HlI1tll1g at upcomIng teacher By d "llghtly wldel rndl gill. bl negotiatIOns thiS summer, board By Joanne Gouleche IJI,Hlll'd wme of the miX up on the Ma"on dl ...tnd, by three vote~ pelcent, loter" Iene\\ed 130 mill'> member Ronald Dalby said trus- The Gr o,>~e POll1te BOdrd of Ed- to run the II1J1dlle ... until J ~Hb \',long 111101 mdtlOn given out at III the MonteIth dl!>trrct and by 44 1ll1111lllp,d olfJ('e" He added vote'> III the Barne!> precll1ct. tees Will have to make '>ome hard fyi , uCdt,on "cored no gredt \ IdOl Y 111 TotJllel y tOI the "chool '» "tem h ,dlOOj electIOn worker" al"o ml" whe! e tradltlOllally there are deCISions Monday'!> mlilage eledlOn ..I., vot :35au n1l11.,when "d(h'r! to d lOuntv By Tdm Greenwood more "tudenl'> enrolled III pal'o er" rene ....L>d the "chool tJX lev y by ,lIlocatlOn 01 H 65 mill'> dlll'( tl'd <1 f e\1 votel" " (The electIOn) sent a strong Chldl and private 'lchool.'> d me.s.'>age to the board, to admml5>' "lI m 225 vote" ~chool ojlludl'> "dld \[olld d Y " VOTEHS 1"11Ow Ma"on Mon trators and to teacher.s that what A,Wllymulisly yuurs electIOn \\ent ...moolld) ('\C(')lt fO! kIth ,llld Barne" pI etlDch \ oted Although there wa!>n't any or- Unoillcidl re.,ult'> "howed the we have been d01l1g IS a course of confu"lon on the pdJ t 01 ...onw Ie" dIm n Ow "c hool pI OpO"dJ, along g,lI1l1ed Oppo.'>.tlOnto the mIll age A cr) Illg to\lel III the fOIm of "chool propo'iltlOn pd""ed by 3 90,3 actIOn that ha.'>to change," Dalby ldent" <thout whel e to (""t thell' \1Ith ,d)"pntee ,otel~, by a vole oj propo!>elh, Board of EducatIOn d rle\~"Iettl' I' duhbed The P dl k to 3,678 vote!> By a 51 rlel cent y 147to 276 [{e"ldenh ID ..IIIthree 01 member" "ald lhey "dW a ~trong ~ald Page" found It" Ildy to the dool margin, voter'> apploved 2535 ballot" Gro""e ['omte Pel! k ut Imll!>to operate the "chool !>y"tem offlu,tl" '>dld the\ !('(ll\l'd dt lI](l"e dl"tllch dpproved the lIb me""dge rn the re.'>ult" "The me~sage 10 the commumty "tep.'> of mdn\ Pm k Ie,,)(!enl', l ....,.-\111 1~(1o ~'"'' (1\ ,'r Thl~ (",(honl il.(J')t d JO/\..il \..,,1: ') fJ\JJIl H~'" t.. ... la"t \~eek tOi tile next till ce yedl'> 1 till nk the '>C hool !Juelrd nd~ Il~ I~ Ltldl LH~1 C lid;' tv bc :;crr:~ Job cut out," "ald board tru"tee changes" In a tl\(, pdlagldph pledm Joan Hanpeter "There IS ames.'> Monday'!> electIOn vote, by pre- ble the P P , J,H1nclwd d few dge from the communIty that they CInct, follow.'> ungUIded ml""lIe" at the Park Billy's day want u" to be careful WIth our ex- Council, VdlIOU"ly calling It a pen"e~ The board has a respon- • Trombly - 269-191 schools; ''>elf dIrected ,md !>tubborn BW,lJStatts drew SIbIlIty to explall1 Itself more 307-152 IIhrafieb Force,' "ell IIIII run IlOt" dnd clearly to the commumty ",dJrmll1glj indifferent" to dllp.<; and cheers I wouldn't call 11 (the electIOn) • Defer - 355-271 bchools, 425- ward!> Its con!>tltuency from his fellow a great vldory If dnyone thmks 197 libraries <;0, they have theIr head m the The local ne\I" media (gues!> fourth graders • Maire - 372-288 5>chools, 429- "and We barely 'iqueaked by," who?) ....JS de'icnbed a.'> bell1g when he walked 230 IIbranes Mr.'> Hanpeter <;ald more concel ned WIth the down the hall of • Richard - 604-524 schools; POinte,,' Imdge than 111 the Kerby School Board member Jon Gandelot 772-347 I1braneb faithful repol tlng of all the agreed Monday's voters passed ne\~s " Monday. The 11- along a me.'>sage to trustees • Kerby - 367-358 schools, 454. year-old, born in 276 IIbranes Another !>tdtement declared "I don't know If It represents a ommously 'The clear and pre- Seoul, Korea, be- backlash on the part of some vot- • Ferry - 483-476 sch09ls, ,548- sent danger to their commuD1ty came a V.S. citi- er.'>on taxes or if they are SICk of 406 librarIes has been blunted bv the MedIa zen that morning a governor promIsing Jobs, Jobs, • Mason - 312-318 schools, 367- and the Council;' At lea!>t Job.'>when he's saymg taxes, tax- 259 libraries Media ....as capItalized and then was shut- es, taxe<; tled up to IJansing • Monteith - 486-489 schools j The preamble promIsed "But It IS an II1dlcatlOn to us 569-398 librarIes to print "Letters to the with his cub scoul (trustees) thai we should look at EdItor" from any registered troop to see his the budget and deCIde whether or • Poupard - 211-146 schools; Park voter "provided, of new government in not we can contmue s~endmg the 209-146 libraries course, that It IS clear concIse way we have been It s clear we action. Mr. and • Barnes - 297-341 schools; 111 good taste a nd signed' have to pull In our belts," Gande- (Anonymous letters will receIve Mrs. John R. lot saId 354-282 librarIes the summary treatment they Statts (with Billy deserve) " at right), adopt- Hear, hear The only problem ed the child called IS where to send the letter.'>? Kennel is The 'P-P" carnes no mailing Kim Yom,q Ho addre<;s and no lIstmg of editors when he was 8 or writers In other words, It'S years old. He has a in., anonymou'i sister, Elizabeth, Dalbv.. Future Issues proml.'>e cover- 12, and suys his age of red-hot stories such as favorite subject at selectIOn of a new police chref, out of race abuses of closed (ex{'cutlve Kerby is math. sessIOn) council meetings, P~to 'by Tom Greenwood BOdrd of EducatIOn President bankruptcy, barratry or boon- Doroth:[ Kennel, a re\lred Grosse doggle in the contract breaches Pointe kin'dergarten teacher com- concermng the Jefferson Ave. • pleting her first term on the t nue Greenbelt, the unparalleled Eight ball In the corner pocket board, announced thIS week she resistance to the estabh<;hment would seek re-election 111 June. of a dlstnct court 111 the Park By Tom Greenwood The) keep you on your toe<; You .. I began to notice tPdt Ihey'd Mrs Kennel, of the Park. de- Dorothy Kennel and Impendmg massive tax- Do not call Somd Horodysky a feel very em bm I'as.'>ed after m ak- only play me If thf're wasn't clared her candIdacy on mIllage payer asse.ssments to cover a hustler She doesn't Ilke It, plus lI1g a stupId move agdm"t them another gUY handy," "aid Soma electIOn day, March 7, before the "mmor mIscalculatIOn' 111 the "he doesn't de!>erve It She 1<;a Becau"e thev're more com With a "mlle 'It took a \1hIle 10 be vote had been tabulated Her de- trict of Grosse POinte Woods and Park's msurance coverage billiards player, and a very good petltlve I become competItive It COI1<;ldered an equal but there's CISIOnleaves one open spot on the has tied hiS campaIgn to the Issue one at that helps when I go up agam.'>t olher no ploblem no\'... board, vacated by one.term trus- of school closll1gs, whIch the Well, I for one can't walt for women I don t relax and lei up on board plans to act on thIS sprll1g Proof wa.'> provIded recently She admit" there are tIme.'> men tee Ronald Dalby, who has deCid- future I.'>"ue'i I d also like to them I learned Ihdt from the ed not to seek re-electIOn when she took first place In the become a bit up.,et when 'ihe Public school populatIOn has welcome the "p-p" to the men' \Ihlp!> them at 'their sport media conspiracy and offer a women's category of the Assoc- In makll1g her announcement, dropped almost 40 percent 111 the last decade and more losses are few tips IatIOn of College UnIOns Internat- SOnJd found .'>ome of tho'ie com- "Oh yeah It happen<;,' "he 'iald Mrs Kennel saId her biggest con- IOnal Tournament held last month petltlve le"son.'> hard to come by Illth a laugh "There \\ a <;one guy tnbutlOn to the board 111the last expected at least untIl 1986 The Flr'it .'>Ignyour edltonals and In Toledo, OhIO dt flr.'>t Pool ha" al\ld\" been \1ho used 10 heat me regularl) four years was her role as chair- board IS currently studying a Citi- con.'>ldered a 'man.., "port' and zen committee report on the Issue news stones It has a tendency Representmg Wayne State Um- .\fter I <;talted takmg" the game man of the search committee whIch to make you more believable to "he found 1~I!lmg md]p pdllner" d cho'>e Dr Kenneth Brummel as and plans to act on administrative verslty, Soma, 20, of Saddle Lane, (Contmued on Page 2M recommendatIOns June 13, after the readers went undefeated agaIl1<;t op- rarlt \ 'iupermtendent of Grosse Pomte the board electIOn So far, no Second, put dO\~n a malhng ponents from seven other college.'> 'ichools two years ago So far Sonia school bUlldmgs have been closed address Makes It ea'ilCr for To qualify for the tournament, she One other person, Herbert those tasteful letters to the came out on top III a double ellm- Horodysky is hat.