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Page Two G R 0 SSE POI N 'I E oN E W S ,-_. -_.__._------------_..:....-- Students Win Scholarship Contest Honors Carver Lane I Woods Cats Stand Proud .. (C{)ntiJlued from ~lI(e 1) ., attaini!l~'" ... , Iproviding information a b 0 u t .- ,-- ---'-- These students brmg honor I Semlfmallsts must advance to i their achievements and inter. . (COIltiaued from. Page 1) (CoAtiJlued from Page 1) \ sponsible adult. . not only to themselves, but 81s0 finalist standin~s to be consid.! ests. botlles, soft.drink cartons acca. Other changes included alter. ' The corrected ordinance was • to their .families, u:e. ir teachers, ered for the Merit Scholar~hips I About 97 per cent of the semi. ! sional bags of rubbish. left illeg. ing the vaccination section. The' unanimously approved by the . alY.!thell' communities. The fu. to be awarded next spring. fin~lists are expected to be.: ally by a dumper during the section was changed to read Council. I : ture suc~ess of these young Sem~fi~alists Decome finalists b~' come {'jnalls!.. ~nd each will be ~ight hours, ~nd other va~ied that any. pers?n owning a dog,' ------ . people ~lll,. ~owever, depend reC~lvlllg the endorsement of uJlO1l: theIr alllhty. to ~~ome pro. I the~r s.c h 0 0 Is, substantiating considered (0; one o( the 1000 Nation,,1 Merit $1 000 Schoiar. Items ~( debrIS each morn mg. c~t or wild ammal of the age of . In spIte of the parking regu1~. SIX mo~ths o.r olde~ mllst h.ave, WIND!)HIELD SlIlASHED IIIrs. Mary A. Stolle of 61661 ductive at the high llltellectualilheir high NMSQT performance "-hins which are 'allocat d by hons. many ,young. couples still the. animal Immunized agamst Marseilles.. Detroit, notified levels that they are capable of. (\n a second examination, and. ~tat.e, Mllny will also be ceonsid.II u.se"the lane for "necking p~r... rabies. ... ' Farms police on Wednesday, YES, WE HAVE Pleated Slacks We carry the comtort- :"lble Tiffany pleated slacks, loomed of finest quality medium weight worsted flannel. COLORS: Charcoal Grey, Cambridge Grey. Flannel Grey. Charcoal Brown, Charcoal Olive. Mid- Olive. SIZES: Up to 44 Regular and Long. Up to 40 Short. • 32.50 • \ ';WHAlINGtS · men's wear,. BJrlll1ngbam Store Open Friday Evenings Until 9:00 .. -oo------Iered for the renewable fonr- ties and the nOise ~fcar radIOSJ E?c h applicallon ~or a license September 10, that while her _____ , year Merit Scholarships provid.: and loud teena~ers IS prevalent should ~ a~compamed by proof car was parked in the lot at , cd by some 400. corporations, I almost e~c.ry flight of t~e w~ek. of :.'accl~ahon of !he ~Og for the rear o( the M~ck avenue foundations, colleges, unions. J.n. ~ddJtlon to the mght.tune, rabIes With a vaccme licensed shopping center, at Moross trusts, professional associations. act~vlhes alon~ the dark lane. b?, ~he U.S, De~artment of Ag. road, an unknown person tossed other organizations, and indivi. reSidents claIm that many ncu,.ture and. SJ!~~edby an ~c. a rock through the vefficle'. duals. Each finalist will receive youngsters use the road as a credited vctermanan. The explr. windshield. a Certificate of ~erit in recog. short cut to. avoid the light ..at I ation. da~e of the certificate of nition of his outstanding per.' Kerc~eval and Moross ~oads, I yaccmahon should not be earl. Patterns and colors in men's suitings change. But the tail., oring integrity of SQuthwickcontinues. Natural shoulder comfort. Enduring style. Southwick - Atraditibn among gentlemen. Hours: 9 to 6 4t"", ' carls/err r ' 8O-0~ THE HILL Grosse Pointe Farms ~~\. '~". t\~ .~ GRAHAM &. GUNN, LTD PRE.sEl'rl' THE ASCOT BLAZER The mesh-like basketweave of this most handlome jacket affords remarkable flexibility of movement and weightless comfort. The excellence of GRAHAM Be GUNN tailoring and the perfect 'hlending of daaon and worsted are the secret of its beauty and "bounce" Choose from eight lively new colo~. $85 Graham & Gunn CLOnJES ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN DETROIT WOODWARD AT GRANO CIRCUS PARK Also in Chicago I formance in the program. I spee~mg through the lan.e III the i ler than DecelT.ber 31 of that, Winners of (our.year Merit I daytIme .~nd endangermg the! year. . Scholarships may receive up to ! many children f.rom the area The fmal change referred to . .$1,500 a year for fOllr college who use th~ lane ~~ a pathway female dogs iJ.l heat., The coun. : years, depending on their in. Ito get to:l' arms,) .cr. Cl~ altered tillS sectIOn to per- I dividual need. Winners of the Teeus"Are;'.preats. ~It reSidents to walk these dOgS) National Merit $1,000 Scholar- The lane, whi.~h provides a i ~. on a leasb controlled by are. ships will receive their nonre" walking ..a.r.ea for many of the I I newable onetime awards upon local residents who s~roll with! I enrollment as full.time students their children and walk their i in accredited U. S. colleges or pets, is a pleasant place for. universities. most, . but the thoughtless High school grades, accom. ac~ons. of teenagers are threat. plishmenl~. leadersh:p qualities, eDlng Its beaut~. and extracurricular a chi eve - Besides the trash left behind ments of the finalists are evalu. by the youngsters and the irri'l ateu. atong with test scores, in tating noise they make-many selecting Merit Scholarship win. of the residents claim the lane! ners. is busy even during the week. NlIISC identifies the semi. day early morning hours of 12finalists to all regionally ac. 4 ~.m.-:-.$ome.of these senseless credited colleges and universi. children have. even taken gas ties and to other scholarship- from the cars of ho~eownel's granting agenCies.. and sources and have damaged thell' proper., of financial aid. Studies in for- ty. mer years have shown that "We want people to know about half of the semifinalists that dumping trash and parking received financial aid from on the lane Is forbidden' by law sources other than the Merit and that we fully. enforce the Progum. laws," said. Sgt.. Ignatius Back. Names of the 1969.70 Merit man. of the Farms IJ(llice de. Scholarship winners will be an- partment. :'We thoroug!lly dis. nounced April 30, 1970. Some courage kids f;0m usmg the 21600 students have received lane for anytbmg other than M~rit Scholarships in the four. routine travel." teen annual programs to date One of the drawbacks to llis' About $67 million in financial couraging the use of the lane as assistance 'to Merit Scholars and a "neckinif' area is' the fact their colleges has heen expend. that some of the x:esicilnts want ed or committed through the lights installed on the lane and Merit Program. others oppose it, fearing the __________ ...,- ~~.--:.---------..,.....---- lights will Ugh' up their back. yards and rob them of their privacy. Most of the homes now have spotlights. wb.lcb one ,can see flicked on each night at 'the slightest sound ,Of noise from ',', ' the area of the lane. The resi. dents .are' edl(y. Many' are fed .1. up with the situation. "We've hal]"1dds leave their i cars and. come up
• Thl,lfsday, $eptember /8, 19~9 G R 0 SSE POI N '1ENE W S Page Three Firefighters Have A.dvice For Residents with Pools HAVE YOUR .G U.. NS & SCOPES Five Pointe area firefighters I a!. Contamination may result in Idilution. When eye irritation or ,recently au.ended the Michi. fire, and the fire will be of skin burns occur, obtain medi. gan Inspector's Conference. great intensity. If firl' does' oc. cal assistance at once. I RE'CO.NDITIONED I T!ley included Cpl. Andrew cur~ .drench it with copious I 9. Avoid. inhalation of es. IBenoot, of the ~ark; Sgt. John quantities of .water and c?ol. caping hazardous gases and R~a, of. the City; Sgt. John the s~~roundmg area wIth Ifumes. Move anyone overcome Riegler and Sgt. Art Turner, water JD the form of spray. to an open area and obtain NOW IN TIME Iof the Farms and WOO(!s In. 6. Dispose of spilled. materialj--- 'UNTING ispector Russ Allard. ,immediataelY,by flushing with fOR FALL At the conference the men large amounts of water. Rinse H Kercheval at 81. Clair. Grosse Pointe Open Thursday Evenings _'til 8:45 . .,."., ..", , i:~'./'\""':"::'~~~~'~="'l""'- ¥,;:" ~.....•. I were asked to remind resi. empty containers thoroughly I · I G #J!t:': I ~anger~ of. calciu~ h~h~or. '1. Keep hands clean and ~ I dents in their cities of. the with water before discardiog. . B. M D . C anle Ull ,Shop :ilI:?:.,.. lte, whlcb IS used m. swunmmg wash thoroughly after handling. I pools for sanitary purposes. Gloves should not be worn be. 15102 Securily I KERCHEVAL VA 1.8200 Diners Charge When misused it is subject cause the fabric may become Amer. Express to rapid decomposition, which impregnated with. the chemical, Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 9 to 6 p.m. t:~~';;r:r~:~: Ican result in intense fire and resulting in spontaneous igni. Open Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. I ruptu~e ?f c~ntai.ners .. This tion. /........ :::::::l:rn:;:n:;:::;;::::m:r:fii;jr I. .ER f~;~=~,:t~~r:~t:,:;~;:! Boat Thefts rr; . f;i::'i I Poo~ owners sh.~Uld.use the i ..," ,'::.:::::: ,followmg pr~auhons. :lH?E; 1.'h L b 1Ii:I 1. Read the co~tainer label (Continued from Page I) 'I:~ifj ...ng 1S am swao ji,! ~~r~~~llr~fJ~~~:~~g.d~::.~ti::: ~~~ ~r~~e.:a~~~t c~;er~~ ~~s:; ~.!i.i:.~.:l.::.: " ......... A .... "''' ~ ":::;:: ;:4: ~'. Keep the. mateClal In t~e dropped the empty can over the orlglDal contamer and store 10 side after filling the tank. i ~~~~:~~~~~j~~ I tM 3. Use only cle~n, dry scoops, such as porcelam or enamel. cups, glass containers or metal PQirite Little Club and took fou'" . more skiS and tow ropes. t:r.:t.. :'.:i.. ::.,~.. :[.. ::..:f.. :: : . ~h~~~~al f~;ullitr~~~e=1o ~: POI~e:,oV~'~c~:;~e~f_~~lt mixing container or to the pool. .sto!en merchandise except the t~at . ;.~." •.. ~.:c:,".::.:.':.I.:: .. r:.. :::; .. ;,::.:.::.. :i~I"EE~ Open Thunday and Friday Eveni~ls Jacob SonS Men', Store :1:g~~m:.l~tl~~~J~~~~;' ;,c" water. with constant stirring .. one w~.colored Hydro.Flite ..I.!:. ~~:r_~_t __ 1.![ here now-CI new '15.00 concept-the sport or dress knit shirt ••• Imported from Italy, our.' fine colton knit looks and feels great alone or with a tie. Body.troced styling with long-point collar and buttoned sleeve cuffs, Gold, hrown, blue, green, red or ROVY. Sizes $.M.l.xt, I ' ~7~~~;ijJ~:i~; :_!_~_i_:~_rc_*_"~: __t_J._:_~_~~_j_::_~_ll~~$~~J~~~ . Ml oPen • undlY' to:oo 10 4:. T1Iu.... Ind I'rl. Till ,. 'oM. . d the motor had been amaged, .i~1:f~~~::~~d~ ,I ;~:':~~h' I::.:'.:.l.,l::i.:,.:.l ..':i.;:,,:. .. . 211~~~ ;:: ~ ;~:~:', There are only a few sweater c1a,,]sics;and this is Ui'l 114-3600 Sale Se11t. 27 I~~~~~p~:w FU one of them. Our'V-Neck pullover, knit of the i ;m::; .~ . I, ,"'-"".- ..__:'. i • ;~~~E~:l ~f.~~~i.~~:.~: I~~?~g~~~~~¥ I'-U-~-li-~-e-id-~-~-~-;-ry-N-:-~-W-.Y-S"'b-' I I-7~.?;~";~~ . t?:', . . - ~" :::::,? Anteebo PubUsbers, lite. sale of ~a~uts for underprivi- _ P) ~ ~ j f 99 Kerdleval Aveaue leged children. ;g:! ;~:;i:;:~ Grop~o~:in~J 3~.:~g.DUNWAN!fED PAINT JOB / Ke..,;fleval at St. Clair 1[1' Second~[: .::~n:.~ral 0.. Cig.a~~lic~V~~g~~nd~~~oS~~e~~ t:::'~,= troll Mlchia:Ul. Ill!1 ~~t!~~:B~:: ~Ye~~:~ ti~ tE.:.! SbyUb5C!!aUpuonl~.oo.leJ ~t:tdePerw~~~ ber 14, that persons Ul).nknOWn ~... l~~!~~:!: -- had thrown white paint a ;)ver ~J:::~~::o~:{::sd Change Of Address "ormo 8l7!l1 to ~iC~~~m.al. Grosse Pointe Farms, tending a dance at South High School. . 1 ... ~ ...... ..".. « e e .d ....... C ..... • • s " GROSSE POINTE WOODS 19307 Mock at Bournlmouth DOWNTOWN DETROIT 1133 Grlswol. Ilt Stote I tinguishers lihould not be used to extinguish fires involving manner in which pool chemicals. they store . . calcium hypochlorite. I medical assistance. In major 11. For additional inform aemergencies involving I a r g e tion, the user should contact amounts of hypochlorite chern. the manufacturer or the chern. ical firemen should use suita. ical supplier. ble self.contained respirator)' With the swimming season I equipment. almost over pool owners should 10. Vaporizing liquid type ex- I be particularly careful in the SCREEN WIRE 1Dc ALUM ~:/""'o'i:c. Bronz_Flber Glus • Alum. Up 10 12" Wldtfl • AIR He 540 f 1','ll[ 1\11:' -~~_ Step out in a superbly handcrafted . car designed and constructed 10 stay in style for years, and to hold its value up till the day you trade it. That's a lot to ask of a car. But ~at's what you'll get when you buy a Volkswagen, BMW or Mercedes-Benz from the Woods. Plus real individuality. And more, you'll get expert service from our staff of factory-trained specialists. Come in. Drive away in a Wood car •.• and Reople will know you've arrived. WOOD ~MPORTS, fNC.lWOOD MOTORS, INC• CALL Sl!.mo / GRATIOT AT IMJLE, DETROIT I CALL SZl.&9DO the TOUCHABLE Savings Account Go ahead-take some money from your D & N Passbook Savings Account and buy something. There's no penalty. Your balance continues to earn a fuJi 431% per ~num, paid or compounded quarterly. After all, what's the point in having a savings ~count if withdrawing money from it is a uno-no"? Stop ~ at your nearby D & N office and open a profitable, 'touchable' Savings Account - you'll get 472% per annum a~d conlJenienc~1tOQ! Detroit. & Northern SAVINGS Hom. OffIce HANCOCK, MICH. 28 OffiCII l!I Agenciel illMi~big.. 8- " .. -- ... .. . Y' • "d"a."a I MaIO •• I .... " ... 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