~------......------...----------------------------------~--~~--- -- - ---~ R Y locotion-Dote- Time Below Home of the News ft.....' 1iclIo.4 Sc..... -.c}ttl 17' McKi.... , -.. "... "'hI.-" Ott.t 27 I rosse Pointe ~ws leO.UHf 879.1333 ....... y..ffWey. 10 e.M, Ie J ,.m. Complete News Coverage of All the Pointe, Entered ... Seeond ClaN MaU"r al tile ISe rer Copy Vol.34-No. 42 Post OJfice at l>etrolt. Iflcb'fan GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1973 M,ODPer Ve.r 30 Pages- Two Sections-Section One HEADLINES He'll Hoist Sails for Olympic Ski Team Duck ~Hunters IGPE~ of &he Board WEEK IFace Citizens in Air Views As Complied by the Grolse Pointe News Neff Park War Tbursday, October 11 VICE. PRESIDENT Spiro Agnew resigned Wednesday after pleading "no contest" to charges of income lax evasion. Agnew had repeat. edly denied the p<lisibility of his resigning ever since he was first indicled by a Balti. more grand jury on alleged kickback charges, and so his announcement came as a surprise. In a statement he read before Judge Walter E. Hoffman, Agnew admitted receiving paymenls during 1967 when he was governor of Maryland, and tbat he knew they were tax ..ble. But he denied the payments had any influence over his of- ficial actions. Judge Hoff. man sentenced Agnew to three years probation and fined him $10,000. .. ,., .. Friday, October 12 PRESIDENT NIXON is taking suggestions from Re- publican party leaders across the country in order to quickly find a successor to former Vice.President Ag- new. House Republicans met Wednesday morning and were asked to submit eon. fidential lists naming their top three choices to fill the vacant office. At the same time; Republican Par t y Chairman George Bush was receiving phone calls and telegrams from members of the G,O,P, National Commit. lee that listed'their favorites. The 19 Republican governors were also polled. Once the • ptes~t •.~~_~, ..hls eboiee. a majorUy of both hOuses IS required for.. ..confirmation... Saturday, <ktober 13 H 0 USE REPUBLICAN leader Gerald Ford was se. lected by President Nixon t.:l fill the office of vice-presi- dent. Tbe President an. nounced his choicf: in a nation. wide broadcast last Fri,day night, saying he chose the Grand Rapids congress- man bee a use "we need strong, effective leadership" to keep world peace and halt inflalion. Ford, a' slaunch conservative, is pop u) a r among members of Congress, and it is expected bolh houses will over.whelmingly approve lhe Presidenl's choice, • •~ "t, ~, \ \ I i / 't I . ...... .... ' .' .: .I • ' .' _ . , . ',I b_,,' tr mp?S?som renn st .• * riricri&tid'rizrii + sri";' + •. 'OC....., ..... _e' ..... ...,---...-" ..... ....- .#"'- _.-. _ --=-------_ ..« Thursday, Oc:tober 18, 1973 Page Two ---- ------_._-----------------------_._---------------GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---------------------------- "Fields and trees teach me IWfer PI ... Bookkeeper's Ilearing Shifted Garden Club nothing, but people in a city Stu4J aU the aDl1e. before I'Ski Prix' Labor Practices do." -Socrates fOU ltart fOW' journey A new examination date of New Baltimore woman is be. will still be able to keep Plans Banquet life and you won't be (CoedDved from Page 1) throuch Wednesday, oetober 17, was ing charged on the basis of To Benefit Grosse Pointe salary sched. I'UIlDblg around in circles. if the Education Association set for Sandra Lee Randall a $462 check which 8he alleg- was just trying to threaten uleB fully competitive. The Men's Garden Club of wben sbe appeared before us," he added. Mr. Lord reiterated in his Woods Municipal Judge J. edly converted to her own u.s. Athletes Grosse Pointe is holding their GIOSSE POINn use. The suspect worked at Mr. Kennedy also stated statement that teachers want annual banquet and ladies' Patrick Denis on WedneJday, that the Increments in ques- their salaries scaled to the Auwerl.' servlee September 26. the o(f(ces of two doctors in Pointers Participate in tion will be granted once the CPl. Mr. Kenned)', on the night on Friday, Oclober m, • Telephone Answering. Represented by an atlor. Mack avenue wbose books Celebrity.Filled Event contract Is settled. other hand, feels that the at th~ Grosse Pointe Hunt ney, the ex.bookkeEper re. were found to be $20,69i:short • Moil Addr_ • ' Oc:tober 27 other than the differences consideration the Board gave Club. mained charged wit hem- by a professional auditing of opinion over the Unfair to the CPI in the past two A socilll hour at 6 o'clock 881-8864 bezzlement 0.< over $100. The firm. Labor Practice charge, the years has resulted in salaries will begin the evening and "Ski Prix '73," the sec. situation between Board th8t are over and above what ond annual benefit spon. members and the GPEA re- the CPI deems necessary, dinner is sclledl,lled Cor 7:30 sored by the Michigan mains basically the same. even today, in addition to be- o'clock. The cost is $8 per Supporting Committee The GPEA is demanding ing well out in front of those person and includes one cock. for the United States Ski the Consumer Price Index, of aoy other Michigan School tail, a full course Cordon Team Fund, will be held (CPIl, allotment again this district. Bleu dinner and dessert. at the Somerset Mall in year, plus increments due to The GPEA's otber point of A prize. winning movie on Troy Saturday, October professional growth, longev. contention is the Board's in- Spain and Portugal will be ity and extra duty stipends. novation of a package deal Ilresented by photographer I 27, from 7 p.m. to 12:30 Mr. Kennedy, the Board and combining increment costs Dr. Richard Pear. Madrid, a.m. citizens who have been in and salary improvements. In Segovia, Alcazar Palace and I This year's event will.con- touch with the Board all feel the past, increments were jewelry.making will be fea- sist of a cocktail party be- this would be the same as automatically given hut not tured. ginning at 7 p.r.;. followed by giving teachers "a double included as part of the bar- • Uses lIlticl LIIIHS a celebrity ski.fashion show. raise." ga inJng contra cto • bpnwl Met .... The Austin Moro band will The Board also feels that Hopefully, the stalemate 1.w..t.1MS play during a candlelight. by giving a salary improve. will be resolved when fact . • Fest FiIIlIer JecvsilII buffet and will provide dance \ ment that is less than the finder Le.:.n Herman is ex. • L Pritl music throughout the eve. CPI recommendation they pected to make his leport. ning. ----------- Pointers who have already made reservations for the Farms Fire event include Mrs. Livings- WaterLine Exelush'f'I~' for the man of tradition rite Pocket Size Camera now avoilahl. at ton Howard, of Merriwealher road; Mrs. Jack Cud1lp, of (CoDUDued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Moross road; Mrs. J. John- The May 23 cavities were C it y policemen also .re- son Lackey, of Chalfof.i.e discovered when a passerby sponded aod assisted Farms road; the Marl! Beltaires, of heard the sound of running officers in directing traff.ic 397 FISHER RD. F~ llial Spedelist Yorkshire road; the Frank water and reported it to city around the fire scene, for Hedges, of Hawthorne road; officials. A check of the area which Farms Police Chief '" 20 Y.... 881-0500 the Arthur Cerres, of Rath- located the exact spots, one Robert Ferber expressed his bone place; the Danforth in front of the home of appreciation. Holleys, of Lake Shore road; Gerald Hahn, 97 Vendome, Chief B'eaupre said the in- the Norbert, "Holly" Holler. and the other on Vendome at tense heat buckled a steel bacbs, of Lewiston road, and Kerchevlll. girder and II 5eeond girder the Allen E d war d s, of It was !lot known bow long was lient crashing through Moross road, the water had been running the first floor into the base- Celebrities and eroding the soil beneath ment. Celebrity models include the eight.inch can c r e t e The brick work to the ex- Pam Eldridge, MichIgan's cement, but it must bave terror of ,the house was own Miss America; Tiger been for a considerable nearly completed, the insula. first baseman, Norm Cash period, officials said, since tion was in, the furna~ had and 'Mrs. Cash; TV Channel the cavity in front of the been installed in the base- 7 newsman, Bill Bonds and Hahn residence measures 15. ment, the roof was up an(l Mrs. Bonds; tennis star feet long, I5-feet wide and plumbers were just installing turned pro, Trish Faulkner; about ll-!eet deep. The hole the plumbing, the fire \:hief radio personality, Jim my at the Vendome-Kercheval said. The wooden rafters and Priced from S125 Launce of WJR and Mrs. intersection measured lO.feet wall studs and all woodwork Launce, and Mrs. J. P. 'Mc. wide, to.feet deep and l().feet was completely destroyed be. earthy whose husband will long. yond repair. Only the bricks be M. C. for the show. Beneath the surface was a were left standing, Beaupre An open bid "write.in" auc. dead sewer line that had added. Our Collection of tion will be taking place been discontinued years ago Chief Beaupre said the fiie Fall Suitings . from 7 to 11 p.m. with items when a newer system was was brought under centrol , such as an all.day cruise for constructed so that homes in within a few minutes by the Feature tweeds and worsteds tailored for ex. four persons including reo Vendome could tap in their < firefighters, but it was al- cellent shape retention and crisp good looks, Southwick's dashing plaid t res h men t s and dinner outlets.