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~ SOLID STATE N TUBES 110'Deflection Picture Tube 4' Slimmer Cabinet 11Plue-ln AccuCirculta CARLOAD CARLSON TV 20649 Mack A"e. 886.4260 At V.,"~r (8 Mil. Ilo.dl th Ii... i...... '.sltifll ,, ""/, I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Deadlock in School Board Broken opporlunily for compromise mains present ' If the hospital pursul!s along the lines o( its court.won ap. proval, their expansion plans call for the addition of 155 beds. bringing bed capacily to 320. Parking facilities would include a two deck parkng area to accomodale 440 cars. Sisler Justine. president of Ihe Board of Trustees of Bon Secours Hospilal, told the NEWS "We arc delighted with the decision of the Cinuit Court hecause it will permit Don Se. cours Hospital to maintain its recorrl of excellence of service 10 this area as an aelile care l1eneral hospital. This area' 1 ncerls lhe additional herls and ancillary serviccs which Bon Se. cOllrs cxp~nsion will providc" DAVID H, CALLAWAY Chairman of Ihe Board and Chier Executive Olllcer JOHN G. MARTIN President and Chief Arlministrative Olllcer VIAENE Nursery and Landsuping SNOW REMOVAL By the season call 777.2800 w. S......IC. Th. FI". 'olnl.1 The Board of Directors announces the following elections: .'IHST () ...~iICIIIGA.N CORPORATION M('",/uor" Nfli' York S/ock f::rchangr New Yor~ Deltoil Chlc'lIo IIlI.HI. (;rff'li; • Bllmlflg'h.m • Flint • G,.nd "a't'" • CUll'''' JI"'ltidl'. Clro"l' "01"'" . ft.I.","OO • L.n'lin, • Mldl.rtd tbrllQrd, (onn. • Columb,,', OhiO Arrests Jacob SoriS Thursday, December 24, 1970 In appreciation for Fuchs, Sandberg. and Semmler ler, and Sandberg voting "no." (eoau.ue. fr_ Pale 1) Your patronage, votiug "yes." In the only undisputed moUon the Beene around 1:30 p.m. In further discussion on the of the evenina:, the board unanl. Police believe the culprits We express our sincere issue, Sandberg said before the mously approved a land survey were frillhtened away when thanks and extend board aulhorizes the purchase for the South High School site. Mrs. Kirk arrived home unex. be~t wishes for a of the Iruck. more facls should -----.-- peeledly. be made available to board A t CI b A number of cheeks stolen members. lie stated that the U 0 U during a' Birmingham break. HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON board has had not enough op ing and entry were found on porlunity to view the specifica. Smith's person. A warrant was 21719 HARPER AVENUE lions on the van and infonnation (Continued from Pale 1) issued on Smith for receiving I lorists nol to do so". saY>3Mea ST. CI,AIR SHORES, MICH. 048080 was not comp ele. and concealing stolen property, Semmler said he would vote sel. "In the samp. breath, we He was remanded to Wayne IIno" on the motion tO'buy be. must admit that oyer flis holi .. County Jail where he was re .. ----cause some of the board memo day p~riod ei~ht out of ev~ry leased on $500 bond pending his If.1*\_ll:$'Ill:li.Uif51lllllll:P.ill:l/\lClIilllli'l1lllll_lI:f.I~lClIi_ll:f.llllliil~ll$lI::li'lAl bers were not adequately brief. ten drivers .wll,\ have a drink court appearance on December R ed and the facts on the van an~ tne~ dr~ve . 23. Phillip and Cantrell were I I were sketchy. Also. hCj. said. ,!hat .. W.1Yo~r alc~hol.edu'l released. It Fuchs was not allowed to dis. calIon program IS deSigned to 'II C'!SS the issue complelely with reach the party host in the HI-'I LI-tter i rll:f1ll:1!~1 ~ __ M~ ~ the board. home. We feel the person who Ii III I I Semmler Accuses Zean serves the alcohol has a moral II! III I It Finally, after Benjamin Zenn, responsibility to be sure guests (CoatlJtl1ed from Pale 1) III I • WI director of adminislrative sen'. are able to drive safely. GARBAGE should be placed In II I. f. - • fl/D a ill ! ices, stated the van had not yet . "W,e ~now that the ~egal limit the trash containers. i wi.It.;11I1'1 lU I I been ordered, Semmler claimed In MIchigan .for shOWing a ~r. The director said that there ll! • ADlUlUf M It that the order for the truck had. son drunk 13 muc~ too high. had been a littering ~roblem In If(I"'U "'U_I: J_ C.~.III I 111 in 'fact, gone through and read I Ev~n af!e~ one .~rink. ~ per. the Mack avenue bUSiness ~r.ea, fTlQ.hhlJ fTW.l.UUi.lJ ~DII. ~I the order number to prove il, slIn s. drlVl,?g ability begins to I ~ul not t? the. ex~ent prevBllin. (Continued from Page 1) beneficiaries (though only to a very minor extent after taxes), stand to benefit from any interest or earnings that might accrue on such amounts represented by such lY~quests If pay. ment can be delayed. After more time consuming court hearings the Circuit Court affirmed the lower court. Not at all discouraged, the same objectors to present pay. ment moved the court for a r(:hearing, advancing Ihe same arguments all over again as to why the bequests should not be paid now, and in due lime the Circuit Court turned them back one more time, denying their motion. You Guessed It And now we come to Christ. mas week when the spirit of good wlll towards one's fellow man is supposed to prevail. and what do you suppose happened? You guessed it-they have taken still another appeal .. this one to the Michigan Court of Appeals which will take many more months to resolve. And who knows-if they lose there they might try to go to the Supreme Court of Michigan. Meanwhile the late Mr. Buhl's faithful servants and employe~, and the Cancer Foundation, must continue to wait and hope lhat some day at the end of the long, long road they may still be around to enjoy Ihat which Mr. Buhl so obviously wanted them to have where lhey could use it. . Merry Christmas 10 all! GENERAL HOCKEY PANTS BAUER - C.C.M SKATES NORTHLAND LOUISVILLE STICKS C.C.M. HELMETS COOPER GLOVES NHL JERSEYS • SOX IN STOCK WI SIDE SPORTING GOODS 6462 VAN DYKE AT FORD X-WAY DETROIT WA. 1.3550 Merry Christmas to aU, and to all a season of peace and good will. It has been a privilege to serve you. Closing at 4:30 Christmas & New Years Eve We Will Be Open SAT., DEC. 26 So our employes can enjoy -a well deserved rest, WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd since 1900 Kercheval at St. Clair, Grosse Pointe g I rr ~I claiming Ihat this was a case detenorate • ~ays !l~easel. In the Hlil District. b~t leltelS I Ill! ~ I of "circumvention of procedure . Auto Club IS urgmg the leg- were sent to .Mack b.usmessmen II f( ill and aulhorily of the board." Islature to reduce the blllOd.al' r~cen.Uy. as~lOg th~lr coopera- ~ I Your II )f Zenn answered Semmler say. cohol It'vel needed to show a tlon.1n keepmg t~elr a~ea f~ee l Ii I lit lit ing Ihat he felt he was insult. pertlon legaU.y drunk from .15 of liller, ~omplYlng With pick Ii t11 patronage ! I cd and that Semmler was im. 10 .1~. up regulations. • ~ is ~ II plying illegal actions on the II IS suggested on the bottle ll! I S iJl part of Zenn. When Semmler in. sleeve chart t~.t a 150.pound IIII appreciated I sisted lhe truck had already person who has .over three I i II been ordered. President Thomp. ?un.ces of alc~hol In an h~ur, I II P · ;._;;0, I! SOn suggestt'd lhal he was out IS In danger. if he docs. drIve. II< II WE W~~:~ BE CLOSED SATURDAY, DEC. 26 I .l of order and said she expected The ~ducational material ~1s0 R • I a formal apology 10 Zenn at the emphaSJ.l~s food and soli drinks I I rl!J} t '" lJl ne.
Thursd.y, December 2", 1970 HAPPY HOLIDAYS We extend our sincere wishes for a "Merry Christmas" And thanks for your patronage The Camera Center 17114 Kerchevil TU J.4096 In t.. VII .... ROGER RINKE CADILLAC CO. VAN DYKE BET. 10.11 MILE RDS. TELEPHONE 536-6260 or 757.0767 • • Vandals Display Lack of 'Spirit' We, at CUSTOMCRAFT, wish to thank all of the wonderful people in the area who have given us the opportunity to serve them during the past year. We sincerely hope you are enjoying whatever facilities we moy have built or remodeled for you. People, like you, who appreciate quality work and personal service at a fair price, help to make our company a success. We are looking forward to fulfilling the building and remodeling requirements of our neighbors in the coming year. To all of the people in the community, we wish the best of heaIth, happinessand prosperity in 1971. • • • Sincerely, Gi' Dauphinais, Doug Har,ie, Oscar Amori, Ed Earl C Ueo~!.QMC ~~S;T BUILDING & REMODElING CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • 881-1024 11164 MACK AYE. - GROSSE POINTE41224 CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY Serving This Area Since 7956 GJlOSSE,POINTE ---------, NEWS ......_------------ ----------- -~ ---------- Volunteer Action Agency Has Valuable Functions Outdoor Christmas lights, spot lights and extension cords In the Woods have been a favorite target of thieves and vandals durlne the days of "goodwill" jWlt prior to Christmas Day. Ben Harrell, 782 Hollywood, telephoned Woods poIlce to reo port that on Tuesday, !)e(:em. ber 15, between 8 and 10 p.m. five cords of twinkle lIgbts were stolen wbUe hi. family was out for the evening. In addition, two extension cords and three other cords of lights were cut by the vandals. The old year is just about over and tile new one I.s at our doorstep. Isn't this a perfect time to take inventory of what YO\lwill do, or have been do. ing by way of volunteer aellvi. ties? Have your effortl heen productive? Does your organ. ization need some assbtance In planning worthwhile vohJnteer proS~ts? Or Is this the first op. portunlty you've had tp do vol. unteer work? Are you in a quandary .. to where your spe. t.:ial talent!; could do the most good? Detroit area by giving consul. tation to clubs, grO\lps and or. ganizalions by determining their Interest and ability to meet community needs; their Im'olve. ment In providing Inner.clty gfass roots people to become Mrs. Virginia Krause, 2204 Then an organization caUed Allard. contacted pollee to re. the Volunteer Action Center of port that her extension cord Metropolitan Detroit Is your had been taken from the front answer. In previous years, the o! her home Sunday, December Central Volunteer Bureau func. 20, between 2:30 and 11 a.m. tioned primarUy as a clearing Woods police received a call house for volunteers to health, from lachard Miller, 1332 Tor. welfar~, recreational. civic and nity agencies. This listing will rey, reporting that a spotlight cultural agencies, setting stan. be distributed early In 1971. worth $8 was stolen from the dards, sponsoring t r 8 i n i n g For further information on front of his home someUme classes, working with agencies VAC call 833-0622. after 6 p.m. on the development of volunteer Walter Dushand, 1692 Little' programs. and the recognition stone, re ported a theft of. hls of volunteers. Honest Newsboy 5O.footextellJlion cord from out. Earlier this year, Vnited sl.de bis home Sunday. Community Services of Detroit Returns Wallet Mr. W. Morgan, 1435 Fair. called a meeting of community home, estimated his loss at agencies and loeal chapters of Mrs. Georgia Maxine Thomp' $19.95 when three flood lights national service organizations to son of 593 Vernier rOlld. lost were taken Sunday evening consider UCS' projected tie-in her wallet containing a small within a 45.mlnute period. with the NaUonal Center for sum of money, driver's license Mrs. Richard Puller, 1831 Al. Voluntary Action. As a result and personal papers at the lard, stated to police that some. of encouragement expl'essed at curb in Kercheval avenue, be. time in the early hours of Sun. this meeting, and in line with tween Vendome and Kerby day, a $5 spotlight was taken UCS' reorganization, the Cen. roads, on Friday, December 18. from the front o£ her home. tral Volunteer Bureau changed The following day, a newsboy Dwight Walker, 1817 StaD' its name to Volunteer Action found the wallet and took It to bope, and Richard Kippen, 1925 Center of Metropolitan Detroit. the Fanns police station, con. Huntington, both reported to This standardized name is be. tents intael. Woods police that 'potliehts ing adopted by similar organiza. The boy, who was lauded b)' were taken from their bomes tlons in 30 other cities in the police for hls honesty, I.s Joel late Saturday Dieht or earl)' country. Thomas, 14, of M Moross road, Sunday morning. Strings o£ However, more importanlly, who was delivering papers on lights on the Kippen property VAC redirtected Its foeus from his route, spied the wallet on however, remained untouched. placement and referr~1 of indl. the ~OUDd, and took It to the George Tuttle, 2051 Oxford, vidual volunteers to consulta. police station, where a check of reported that a string of Christ. tIon, education and promotion the contents revealed the o...... n. mas lights were taken from the of potential volunteer manpower er's identity. front of biB bome between mid. in tbe Metropolitan Detroitarea. Mrs. Thompson was notified night and 7 a.m. Sunday morn. A department within the Cen. and she penonally picked up ing. tral Services Division of UCS, her property_She told police James Bommarito, 607 Brair. Volunteer Action Center o])\!r. that sbe and a friend were cliff, called Friday, Deeember ates with a paid and volunteer traveling west on Kercheval, in 18, to report tJiree dozen out- staff. It is guided and dir~ted the friend'. car, when the door Christmas lights missing. by a 24 to 36-member advisory Vehicle developed transmission Joseph Sibzina, 806 I'T. Re. councll and Its subordinate trouble. The friend drove off naud, apotted six youths in a committees, and it serves resi. the avenue to a city street, she station wagon turning down dents of the Metropolitan De. did not know which one, to see Wedgewood after he discovered troit area. what was causing the problem. eight atrings of lights were New areas of concentration In. Mrs. Thompson said that missine from hl.s shrubberies elude consultation with clubs, when .he stepped Qut of the Friday at midnight. The ati. groups and' organizations reo automobile. she apparently had mated value 01. his loas WII $12. gardlng the salient needs for dropped the wallet without volunteer manpower; intensive noticing, and did not discover EXTJlAVAGANCE work with agencies to deter- the loss untll me and her friend Modern luxuries may make mine their need forvolunteen arrived at their Detroit destin. the world go 'round, but thr.)' In creative and innovative as. ation. prevent peoplell' incomes from signments, including the exten. goine more than haa-way. sion and enrichment of .thelr services and training of volun. 1111 teers; services as a clearing bouae on new movemenla and trends in volunteer service and information, through various media, about various crlth!al manpower need in the com. munity which might be filted by volunteers. BEFORE AFTER VAC's other services include CHIMN£Y SERVICE referral of Interested individuals nebuIU.nepalre
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