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Thursday, September 18, 1969 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven
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N!.en!
Famous
Grosse ..Pointe Ski Shop
SALE STARTS THURSDAY
Last Years
Schuss in
for
SUPER
BARGAINS
HEAD SKI PO~ES LANGE BOOTS
now
Cireat value $.1995
Sold for 37.50
, last year
Men's Ski Parkas'
, Speci.1 )MIrchase.
.Waterproofed,'
118lted, dCH:ron "BB"
insulation.
Reg. 32,50
Now
Reg.
$110.
Ladies'
Bargain .Rack
Assortment of
PARKAS &
SWEATERS
"
TURTLENECK SHIRTS
-by spGrt imports. Men's and Ladies', 100% Hehldcl, .
.No shrink: Great colors.
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'New ~970
HEAD .
, 240 HEAD 240
SKI PACKAGE
5 buckle boots, Cubeo blncllng pin A & T
,,~I.IIlI'"pel... ., ..
only $149 50
now
As Low As'
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21.,$7 95 .
now
(4.50 each)
YAMAHA
Fiberglass
SKI
PACKAGE
Fot' chip.fnie,
break.free,
chalter......
~,;ca'i .' •• ' ' now, ,
'. ~nt:=s 12450
• Cube. 0 Binding ".
• A. & T Ski P"el .
• ' 2- Yeor Guarantee . '
on Slti's .
BARGAINS IN,B'00T5
• HENKE
• MUNARI
Assortment of last year's buckle .boots
• RAICHLE
• RIEKER
WOOD SKIS
Toni Sailer
FIBERGLASS SKIS
!last ,eanl .
SKI
ou~£i~
ALL
Self Waxing 8ottOlltS
(Slightly Blemished)
reg.
$165
reduced for
"quick sale
no one beats this value
MEN,'S OR WOMEN'S
89 SO$10;:~la:arue
POLES--our $5.95 value BINDINGS --" our $19,95
-famous A & T tapered value. Cubca stepin bind.
aluminum poles, CUSTOM
FInED! ing.
BOOTS--our $50 value, Henke 5 buckle
speed boots for. men and ladies. CUSTOM
FInED!
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Coming from the suburbs? Take 1.94 10
19271 MACK al 7 Mile
Moross then to Mack Ave
(next to
Woods Theol,e)
HOURS: Thll"do, and FridCl}'l 9:30 o.m. to 9 p,m,
Other cloys: 9:30 •. m. 'til 5:30 p.m.
Students Fight Dress Code
their parents and added that
schools should implement what
is wanted at home.
(Continued from Page I) people organized to fight dis. The matter of the dress 'code
want. Long and/or facial hair crimination. They called them- is in a state of flux at this writ.
does not inhibit learning. Sus. selves members of a subculture. ing. The coming weeks will tell
pending or sending sludents When asked ",hat information what the ultimate conclusions
home detracts from their 'learn. they gave students from our will be.
lng E'xperience' more than their aiea who asked for help they ----- i
appearance, and finally the indicated they referred them to People who take the time to I
dress code itself is an infringe. the ACLU, although they are consider a problem usually come' I
ment on the constitutional rights not affiliated with the organiza. up with the right answer.
of the individuals," tion. -.-
The publication indicated that Code Modified Michigan has won 10 Big Ten'
the School Board "responded to Mr. Gerich said members of wrestling tournament titl~ -
these views with negative reo the Student Council have ~rit- more than any other team, in
actions," ten a modification of the code the conference.
They went on to say that the and pres nt d l't to th ntir --- -'- ---.--following
revised dress code e eel' e
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Get headl'd in the right direc./. Happy is the family that oc.
tion-it's hard work to back up cupies a home where there is
and start all. over again. no room for doubt.
TRY OUR COFFEE alld COCKTAIL CHARTER FLIGHTS
FROM THE #1 IN AIR TRANSPORTATION
AMERICAN AVIATION CO.
.~E" CHARTER
PLIGH'I'S
24 Hoar seniee for exeeutive ,.ssellger
elt,,'e, .11" lIir ffeigh' serviee
seems the best solution to the
student
on Wednesday.
body at a
Unfortunately
referendum
problem at hand and 'stressed
that it was nothing more than a the res~lts were. not ~~bulated
temporary compromise. The at the tIme of thiS wntmg.
changes they desire include: I '1:he St~de~t ~ouncil's mod,W.
boy'S hair should be clean and cahon aSKS(h~t ru.Ie one whl~h
combed. beards clean and trim. refers to boys hair and faCIal
med, moutaches and sideburns hair be modified to read "boys
clean and well.tri.mmed; omit shoull~ avoid extreme hair
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rule five which bans tlie wear. str,les, leaving eyes visible. .
1970 CADILLACS
THE ~g ~~a~~~~~r~:,Ck~~Sg~I~~c~~
I culotte-style skirts will be no
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added here that they hllPl'd this .
shorter than mid.thigh; straight. rule will allow boys to grow
legged or bell.bottomed slacks si~eburns and beards without
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are acceptable for girls. Blue bemg untidy'; they ask that JJ. I.Ill/...'V ~
jean slacks. ,are accep.table for girls' r~gular and culotte skirts
girls if these slacks are in ac- be no shorter than mid.thigh
coro1ance with the rule that and indicated that thev hoped
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specifies any clothing indecently this modified rule would make
exposing the person of a stu- judgments about the shortness
dent, any clothing in laboratory of skirt~ a more individual
classes that might endanger the matter. !!ependinll more upon
student or other students, cloth. the girl herself: they also I1sk
ing which is excessively dirty or that tailored'sla('ks. bell.bot.
torn so as to be distracting, ex- toms, blue jean slacks for f:(irls
treme, or coqspicuous and in be acceptable if Dfoperly worn
general, dress which is not in and in: good condition. Extreme
good taste .will not be worn. or conspicuous styles will not
The students also ask that the be nermitted,
rule prohibiting pin curls, curl. After the referendum, the
ers, or kerchiefs in class be students will request a hear:
omitted. ing bdore the School 'Board to
Should Attend Meetings present the results of their sur-
The publication urged anyone vey. (This is in keepin,l! with
who wanted to support the what the students planned to do
modifications of the present last year, They were not givendress
code to attend school the opportunity to complete
board meetings October 13, No. their'survey before the Board
vember 10 and December 8 at finalized the dress code).
South High School or attend the Obviously two factions are at
Student Council meetings.' work at South High School, one
They suggested that parents' through the underground newswrite
to the sup(!rmhmdent of paper amI' the other through the
schools or any School Board Student Associdtion.
member at ~e st. Clair offices. Cites Need for Code
They alsO included two tele. Mr. Gerich believes that there
phone numbers, that of the is a real need for some sort of a
American Civil Liberties .un~on dress code. He said it has been
and that of. an orgamzation proved that dress affects the
called Open City. ;.: . students' behavior.in the class-
The NEWS contacted the room. He indicated that abolish-
Open City group and was told ment of the,cO(Iewould put the
that they are fA. group of y~ung, _school between the children and I
ROGER ,RINKE
CADILLA,C C,O.
VAN DYKE BET. 10-11MIU RDS.
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