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I~ r i, _. Page Fourteen FRESH UP YOU~ FALL GARDEN BLOOMINC MUMS Grown to Grosse Point. Quolity By FLOWERLAND GARDENS 43678 N. GRATIOT MT. CLEMENS Phone HO 3-0164 -Little League Meeting Slated Thursd8Y, September 25, is the date scheduled for tbe An. nual .Fall Meeting of the City of Grosse Pointe Little League. On the agenda that evening will be the election of officers for the coming year plus commit. tee reports concerning expan._ sion, equipment and finances. Keith A. Leibbrand, the League's 1969 President, has requested that all citizens con. cerned with the continued growth and successful operation of the League plan' on attend. ing. The meeting will be held at the Alger VFW Post, 17145 SI. Paul. commencing promptly at 8 p.m. I BELLE ISLE AWNING CO. WINTERIZE YOUR PORCH WITH CLEAR PLASTIC CUSTOM DROP CURTAINS _has been II.tll . ;:~iadded to III' .J~~~. I By Scori"9 the Pointes - - \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Airman Apprentice Raymond A. S(.effc:;, USN, son of Mr. and M1'6. Raymond G. Steffes of 1726 Hollywood, graduated from' the Aviation Mechanical Funda. mentals School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. . The' 'iliree week course in. cluded basic mathematics, c()mmon-aircraft hardware, mechanical and electrical physics, aeronautical publications, and the use and application of hand tools. , -North Harriers _Win Two Meets PbU Loraager. real upset, by rolling to a well. Grosse' Pointe North High i The Pointe high school foot. played 28'.14 win, featuring a School's varsity cross.country ball squads opened their 11169 solid running and passing game. team is off to a fast start this grid seasons by recording a Head Coach Joe D'Angelo's season. recording two victories .500 average over the weekend Cavaliers, \~ho ended up with in its initial meets in the first of September 12.15, with three a 2.5 record last year, gave all week of September. winners and three 10se1'6as the indications of a winning season Coach Tom Gaurke's runners moment of truth arrived at last. in what was considered to be rolled past Bishop Gallagber in University-Liggett School got one of their toughest games of a non-league meet, 19-41, as the off to a flying start in its sea- the 1969 season. Norsemen finished 1.2.3, led by son's opener against Southern Mark Sopoligatossed two 1968 State Two.Mile Champion Thumb League member, AI. aeiials for J touchdowns and Rick Schott, who was timed in mont, by drubbing the Raiders danced through the Cub de. 10:22. in a convincing 22.'1 fashion. fensive team for 19 yards and Bill Rider ran second with a time of ]0:41 and Ralph Hoff. Led by Quarterback Dale a touchdown in the second man finished in the tbird spot MCC8rthy, who was an All. quarter. with a time of 11:04. State netter last season, the Joe Bommarito, a fleet, 180. In its first Bi.County League Knights rolled up 255 total pound junior, grabbed one pass meet. the Norsemen team yards on offense against the for a Si:ore and Chri'l Horvat, gained a victory, when Clinton. rugged Raiders, who were able one of the state's finest split dale was forced to forfeit the to stop the Knights up the mid. ends, gathered in another scor- meet because of a delay by die, but could not stop McCar. ing pass. teachers and coaches in return. thy's sweeps around both ends. ing to school due to a salary Although they c.ame out on In addition to rushing for 98 the short end of a 34-16 score, dispute. ' 1 yards in 16 carries, McCarthy, the St. Paul Lakers turned in Gau,rke .a}so repo!ted that Iwho is normally a halfback, a fine' game for first.year North s )umor varsl.ty cross- I I rompleted 12 of 13 paScies for coach, ~orge Sahadi, who is i c?untry runners whIpped the an additional 113 yards. He also operating this season with one ~Isbop G~llagher JVs, captur- scored a touchdown and bulled his way across the goal for a two-point conversion. Marty Weiczorek, who reo of the smallest squads in the school's histofy. - PI d b th . . t ague y. ,e plDpolD pass. mg the fIrst 14 race.s. Sophomore ~ary !darowskl led the way WIth a time of 11:40. _ Winter Discount on Awninss fo r 511'; n g I nsto 110lion "OW ie effect, ,turned a punt 40 yardii for a iscore and Chuck Shreve, a , ,. . halib k tough defenSIve ac ; were Idef enslv . e st~ndouts ~, acc.ordl'n" " t H ad Coach Tom Taber who ; 0 e 'ior ing of St. David signal-caller, Mark Morris, the Lakers never. theless threw a number of scares into their rivals and Len MacEachern, a 160-pound sen- halfback. shone on offense, WALLET ,STOLEN Peggy McGillen of 585 Washington road, informed Farms police that wbile she was watch. ing the 51. ,Paul.St. David foot. S,ni.., Gross. , .... S.. LO 7.2293 7~t • Jt3J E. JeHenon had the Knights in a vengeful mood for the encounter with the R al 'd ers. . Ie _... dt d George Fm eUl>,ae score a touchdown and VIasthe team's leading receiver with three thrilling the Laker fans by reo tar~ss~am;o~~t~e S~~C:dHi;~ turning a kick.off back up the m!ddle for 85 yards and a School on Sunday, September 14, she. dropped: her wallet score. Len also bulled across through the bleachers. She dis- for the other Laker score. covered the wallet missing Mike Nally, who played a when she went to retrieve it. catches for 50 yards. Ralph standout game both ways, also She said it contained eight dol. Kulek grabbed three of Mc- received praise from Sabadi. Carthy's aerials. for 24 yards, Austin fell to Royal Oak including a two.point conver- Shrine in a tough loss in which lars, her operator's .license and other papers. sion, and Don Lenox, one of "both teams were victimized by the school's fine~t wrestle.rs, early.season jitters. Austin suI- 'played an outstandlDg d.e~enslve fering a 16-8 loss. game at the ~uard POSItiOn. "We played a good game, if PARENTS- . Grosse Pomte ~()rth confumed rumors that It plans ~ not a winnilig one," said Head Coach Larry Rancilio, who Piano-Orgall be one of the finest teams m watched in anguish the area, when its Norsemen dropped six passes as his team _ the dif- lessons in your home. went ~er, through. an~ around the gndders of Llvoma-Churc. hill, racing to .a 32-12 victo~. ference_ in the gaml' between. victory and defeat. "John Yacobelli, our quar. Send. for lilt of retistered teochen. ouocietlon, Steve runner Schlel~her, a brwsmg for hl.!i 165 pounds, ferback, looked real good in his passing game, completing 11 of 6003 Eastlawn ground 01,lt 12 poin~s for the Norsemen b,! slammIng across 23 tosses, but those dropped passCf; really killed us," claim. Detroit, Mich. 48213 the goal tWlce on.runs of two ed Rancilio. "Spencer Akers and one yard8. played a fine game at linebal:k- Obviously pleased by his er and I would have to say he team's. steady offensive and defenSIve game, Head Coach was reall~~right us all aJ Ill;" spot J~r . -, Jim Krucki lauded the Norse- Austin~'icofe(:(its lone touch. men's efforts and said he plans down when.' Pat Kawa tore Start The Palh YotIrNew "- 'Qaaker~l ~f ?tr:;+~~"",.'~"'-.";,-.;."' ..;":'.' '.:",' .. ::~:~\I'Y: ,••.. ~ ~ c:iour&e dinne.r.or a ~ mack e e e either can be pcepaced easily in a designecWor )JOU Quaker MaitP Kitchen. Quaker ~ has pat ~;o, back in kitchens ••• and offersyoan lovely cabiDet .styles and 38 attractive wood - to change little of the squad's through Shrine's line to block patterns for their :.lext en. a punt and fell on it in the ,coilira~P
Thursday, September 18, 1969 : . Get .~eaded In the righ! direc- I Winning arguments must ,con. . tion-It s a waste of time to tain more factual incredlents : back up and sq.rt over alain. than sound and bluster. SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES FOR OVER Va CENTURY tr1Jt~~ , . '-I • ,•.', w- , fll"'1 Styl. of Fene. ereCt.d for '1011" WA 1-8282 IMludiRt Chaii'l Link AIl.Steel .nd Rustic Stylet MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL 'I OF TOWNHOUSES Wilh Adjoining Yacht Harbor , A -HORSE A DIFFERENT 'COIJOR 1~\6_MACK \ Phone: ,331-0018 FOOD • ENTERTAINMEN"r .' COCKTAilS White or Black Enameled Aluminum 'STORM WINDOWS, . DOORS, PORCH ENCLOSURES ALUMINUM SIDING, TRIM AND GunERS SCREEN PORCHES STORMS fOR STEn WEMENT WINDOWS 'We Repair Storm.S.h mulScreeru FREE ESTIMATES POINTE SCREEN 20197 Mack An. " AN D STORM SASH, IN C .1-6130 ... 111-4600 ~ews Picks Grid " ..GROSSE POINTE NEWS Shortage of Ice Curtails Hockey Stars of Week The Grosse Pointe Hockey assigned to a waiting list, to Association announced th is contact t/Jem inunediately. The week that the inevitable has reason this should be dQne As a regular weekly feature, taken place as far as Minor stems ,from the fact that there the NEWS will select each .League Hockey registration is could still be several openings week during the football season concerned i~ Grosse Pointe- In. ,certain Divisions after all .' there were Simply more young- asSIgnments have been madl). U1~se membe.rs of the SIX sters wishing to register than During the registration period POInte.area grId squads, whose the Association could accom- approximately 100 youngsters overall performance in the mod ate. It appears that the requested positions in the newly past week's games bas merited number of youngs~rs being ~orme'd ~~t~ League. alone. This . . turned away. or beIDg put on IS the DIVISionth8t mclude6 the them the tiUe of Offens~ve Sta~ a waiting list may very well eight-year-old and under youngor the Week and DefenSIve Star reach into the hundreds, it sters. of the Week. These selections was reported. As far as the overall regis. are based solely on the NEWS In spite of this extremely un. tration was concerned, over 400 an81ysis of the individual play' fortunate situation, .broug~~ .on Grosse Pointe ~'oungsters were by the lack of publIc artifICIal fortunate enough to be able er performances. ice facilities in Grosse Pointe, to sign up for the coming hoc- For the weekend' games of the Association strongly urges key season. This total repre- September 12.14, which sawall all interested. youngsters who sents the highest number of six squads begin the 1969 com. have not registered or been young hockey players ever as. petition. the NEWS has selected University. Liggett School Quar. terback Dale McCarthy as its Offensive Star of the Week, and Spencer Akers, an Austin"Cath-. olle High School linebacker, as the Defensive Star of the Week. McC"rthy, a six.foot dynamo, who captured All.Stiite c8ge honors last season for Coacb Bob Wood'sbaskeiball team, was resPonsible, for 211 or the 255 total coffensive yards gained by the Knights in their 22.7 vic. tory over Almont. McCarthy, a converted halfback churned for 98 yards on 16 carries in the game aud completed an Bmaz.. lrig 12 out of 13 aerials for an additional '113 yards.' In additionto scoring one touchdown, McCirthy continually swept both ends for long yardage and confused the opponents' defense, bringing Coach Tom Taber a quick win -in 1969. Spencer Akers, a solidly-built linebacker, who also doubles as LuxuriouSand spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses with priv~!e patio facing lagoon or canal. RENTALS FROM $450 TO $551) A MONT" Visit our,-furnished 'model ot , EAST JEFFERSON oOd NINE MILE ROAD '(just nOrth of Grosse POinte) - • S.. Manage, or ' •• 715-3280 managing aglnts PROCTOR HOMER. WARREN.!-!NCan offensive lineman, kept. POP". ping' up, all over the field 'likE: a jack-ih.the-box cll afternoon in Austin's tough 16-8loss to Royal Oak Shrine. RespollJible for many unassisted tackles, Akers was credited by Coach Larry Rancilio for helping to keep the game close and even drew praise from the 0 p po sin g ---------------------- (:OBchesfor hiJ nosed efforts. alert and hard. THE CRAl'¥', 'HORSE ,SALOON ,.,..~ ... .,. GOLD MEDAL AWARD. ,.~lf ',...ntH to PADDOCK for ..: Ia1tO excellence in design and construction: The NEW S cOngratulates both of these fine' yomig men 011 their selection as Stars or tlIe Week. ' , Bridge Classes , ,To Be Offered Bridge classes will mce again be offered by the Grosse Pointe Public Sebwls. ip. their ,Adult Edueati6ll.'li'rograt1i,\Mrs, Carrie Kiley, whose bridge instruc. tion has brouuht a renewed enjoyment of 'the game to hundreds of Grosse Pointe adults , each, year, will be available again thisye,1:'. Mrs. Kiley has brought Mr. Goren's bridge principles into cleaf focus for all her satisfied students. Teaching classes during the day(ighthours as well as in the eyening at every level, from the rank beginner to the sophisticated advanced ttlldent. Mrs. Kiley has accumulated a vast following of playen who are enjoying their bridge more now than ever before. For cpmplete information on how ,ou or your bridge grOup may become part or ODe of Mrs. Kiley's dUlles, call the Department of Community Services at 885-3808 or 8&5-0271. The fee for the to-week sesSiOD is $10. You are advised to call III loon as possible to insure yourself of a reservatiol\ in one of the several dasses now being planned. The guy who tries to chisel in heavy traffic sometimes carves his own tolQbstone. Drive carefully - lollt time ean sometimes be made uP,but death is alway. permaDeDt. The above pool is typical and equipment. of PADDOCK'S stress for quality in construction Most Gunite Pools are similar in appearance but ONLY PADDOCK builds a Combination Gunite Structure. In order to maintain on-the.job control, all : ril structures are installed by PADDOCK personnel C.iII .- e••ek 'ObtrtH" Miehie''''s most .. peri.need poo' eollfr.etors . CUNITE SPECIALISTS o~~~u~~~.t~~~:g' to ~ ... ~l PADDOCK POOL COMPANY I::: ;! PADDOCK POOLS ARE SI~VICED IY : :! KE 4.2220 ROIERTSON IROS. SERVICE CO,-KE 8.'575 61 ~ 2:~:=:=~=:.:~=-_muuJ • '." ,', ...... " • '". •• .- I • .,.......... -. " .• ,GERMAN SCHOOL I Sf. Peter's G.&S. fv. LUtheran (hurth Glenfield and Roseb~rry Aves. Detroit 48213 Phone 773-1253 'Information and registrati?n by telephone d~ily 9 to 12 a.m.; in person Saturday, Sept. 27th, 8 :45 to 11 a.m. Courses begin Saturday, Sept. 27th, 9 a.m. The elegant/J1 spirited 1970 CmJiOac The brilliant new 1970 «adlllac II styled to reftect tt1equality of liIJ In tJMt spirited seventies. Its striking new beauty suggests Ihe tempo of 'peopitt on the move. Richly tailored appointments wellOme you to a tte'N. eM 0' Cadillac tlste and e1egan~ Sparkling pMonnance inYitel')I!I)tf toexpe rience' an entirely new dimensioA of motori.,. pI... ure. ... el...... The newb' sp/dIJJd 8.2lit1B EIdonJdo . The Spiritof lhe !eventles IsIIOWMre rAO'" _d.ftt tha"In" ~ 19)'0 Eldorado. Behind ilIlI'Ilartlv rlCleSMd Fllle Is a nlW U litre V-8 engine (500 euble Ind'les), the lars_t V-a ever off.r.d in a production passenger car. Created exclusively for the fronl-wheel-driv. Eldorado, this new pdw.r plant harbors all. ample reserve to ope rat. the power /Y ! sembled under the auspices of the Grosse Pointe Hockey Asso. ciation. Only' the unfortunate lack of public artificial ice facUlties limited the number of registrations. .. .. ~~ ~..... .- - .. " .... , In spite of the fact that thill critical shortage of public arti. ficial ice does exist in Gros~ Pointe, the Grosse Pointe Hoc. key Association has been fortunate enough to enter teams 111 Pag5 Fifteen the v.rious Leagues throughout the Detroit area. In additiOD, House Teams will be fonned and will have an opportunity to play this winter. the. setf-~ding Tufi l1mbrella opens and closes in one easy step.' •• • ..... new concept by Hamyson umbrellas for f:aSief haAdflACJ. Folded. the nylon umbreHa is .~"1ra\:ei si2le Iei'gth. Black and tasAion ccbls ...... ~ case. aDO JaoobSoriS In the Villi". t!ai:Jillac JnoC!el.,'fOu't .. ~ ..... ft!lrre8 ~ ~.apiriteif $t!venlies.You mav II'loose • tte't\J radio lflatJ¥in _out vour.lavori~ ;t.M, FM or stereo-onlV slalion-The aerial" neally, ~ncealea .. the -windshield. This YNf) Cadillac engiMeft kill ,gall' lnIa. -.re t1iat the Cadillac ride eontlnues ~ be h ",osl ~Ie I, motoring tiisto~ "slits OM "fU.I"~ wft';. 'uxUlf ul'iwhilltyfeldlngllttewl'n
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