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Thursd.y, October 22, 1970 Nab 3 Juveniles In Theft of Car Three juveniles were arrested Farms and Harper Woods llce and charged with car eft on Tuesday, September 29. mplaints were filed with Juve- Ue Court authorities by Har. r Woods police, although the eft look place in the Farms. Accordinl to • police report, a Volkswagen owned by J.mes and Florence Davis. of 68 Ver. nler road, was parked In the iot at the rear of Sears. M.ck and Moross, by Mrs. D.vls, while she w.s shoppinl. When she returned. .t about 11:59 CITY OF ~ro__t1Pointelr~' MICHIGAN BIDS I~VITED FUEL OIL PLASTIC BAGS COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE ONE BRANCH CHIPPER Sealed bids for furnishing the City of Grosse Pointe farms with Fuel Oil, Plastic Bags, Comprehensive General Li.bility Insurance, and One Branch Chipper, will be received at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road. Grosse Pointe Farms. Michigan. 48236, until 11:00 a.m., on Thursday, November 5. 19'10, at which time aU bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Anyone interested in furnishing a bid on any or all of the above stated Items, may obtain the specifications at the office of the City Manager during office hours, 8:30 •.m. until 4:30 p,m., Monday through Friday, The Council reserves the right to reject any or .U bids, and to accept the bid deemed to be to the best interests of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms. to be held'in the CITY or CARROLL C. LOCK Deputy City Clerk Published-Grosse Pointe News, issue of October 22. 1970. CITY OF fimst Joinlt BJooht WAYNE COUNTY, MICHICiAN ELECTION NOTICE OF THE GENERAL NOVEMBER ELECTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that at the General No. vember Election to be held on Tuesd.y, November 3. 19'10 the duly qualified and registered voters of this City will vote for the following officers: STATE Governor &< Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General CONGRE~'SIONAL United States Senator Representative in Congress STATE BOARDS Two members of the State Bo.rd of Education Two Regents of the University of Michigan Two Trustees of Michigan State University Two Governors of Wayn~ State Universily JUDICIAL Two Justices of the Supreme Court Judge of Court of Appeals Three Judges of the Circuit Court (to fill vacancies) Term expiring I-VI5 Three Judges of Probate Or,e Judge of Probate (to fill v.cancy) Term expiring 1-1-73 LEGISLATIVE State Senator Representative in State Legislature COUNTY Sheriff (to fill vacancy) Auditor Commissioner STATE PROPOSITIONS PROPOSAL A PROPOSAL TO AUTHORIZE IONDS fOR LOW INCOME HOUSING PROPOSAL 8 PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE MINIMUM VOTING AGE TO lfl YEARS PROPOSAL C PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO PROHIBIT PUBLIC AID TO NON.PUILIC SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED th.t the Polls for said Election shall be open from 7:00 A.M. o'c1ock to 8:00 P.M. o'clock Eastern Standard Time. YOU ARE; FURTHER NOTJlo"IED thai the POLLING PLACES {or said Election are as follows: Precinct No. I-Parcells School, 20600 Mack Avenue. Precinct NO.2-Barnes School. 20090 Morningside Drive. Precinct No, 3-Mason School. 1640 Vernier Road. Precinct No.4-Mason School. 1640 Vernier Road. Prccincl No. :>-Municipal Building (Lobby-Council Room) 20025 Mack Avcnue. Precinct No.6-Municipal Building (<strong>Public</strong> Safety Wing) 20025 Mack Avenue. Precincl NO.7-Ferry School, 748 Roslyn Road. Precinct NO.8-Barnes School, 20090 Morningside Drive. Precinct No 9-Grosse Pointe Post 303, 20916 Mack Ave. rreci,. ct No. 1()'-Montelth School. 1275 Cook Road. Precinct No, ll-Parcells School, 20600 Mack Avenue. Precinct No. 12-Ferry School. 748 Roslyn Road. Dated OCtober 21, 19'70 Grosse Fulnte Wood., Mlchi,.n LEONA D, LI DOlE City CI.rk •. m., she found the .utomobile lone, she told the .uthoriUes. F.rms police radioad the In. form.tion to .11 l.w enIorce. ment .Iencles in the .re ••• nd .t 12:10 p.m. the vehicle was spotted by Harper Woods Patrolman Alex Uluzon, traveling west on Elkhardt, and the officer pulled the stolen car to the curb in front of No. 19358.Three boys. two of lhem 16 years old and one 15 years old. le.ped from the c.r and fled between houses. Louzon gave chase on {oot and captured the IS-year old driver. The officer radioed a description of the two who had escaped, and a search was made by Harper Woods and Farms police. At 12:35 p.m .• Farms Sgt. 19natious Backman apprehended lhe second 16.ye.r-old at Ches. ler and Moross in Detroit. The third teenager was taken into custody at his home. The driver of the stolen car. at the time it was stopped. told the authorities that the lS-yearold "hot.wired" the Volkswagen and drove it out of the Sears lot and down Moross to the free. way, where he stopped and the older boy took the wheel. Since the teen.gers were stopped in Harper Woods while still in possession or the stolen vehicle. Harper Woods police filed the charges with Juvenile Court. MR. and MRS. PETER DORA. o{ Kerby road, announce the birth of a daughter. CHRIS. TINE ELIZABETH, October 2. Mrs. Dora is the former PAM- ELA MILLER. daughter o{ the ROBERT MILLERS. of Anita avenue. Paternal grandparents are MR. and MRS. HOWARD DORA, of -Malone. N.Y. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Optimist Club Slates Comedy The Groue Pointe Optimist Club will present Its 23rd Annu.l Show this Frld.y and S.t. urd.y evenings. OctOber 23 .nd October 24, III P.rceUs Middle School AuditorIum, Vernier road and Mack avenue. Curtain time is 8:15 0'clock for both performances. "The 0 p t i m I 5 t Butterfield Spectacul.r o{ 1970." a fast moving com e d y written by George Rogers. fe.turell .n out. standing cast under the direction of Prudence Butterfield. The plot revolves around .n emergency .ircraft IandlllS on a dude ranch. Featured in the cast are Cathy Cosentino. Lind. Starkey. Nancy Meinke. M.ry Greening. Ollie Loranger, Norm Gugel. Millie Head D 0 r e e n Muirhead, Jack Berry, Gwen Humble and Dale Hansen. John Christian, president of the Optimist Club. Marv Rob. ertson. Willie Weatherup .nd Maggie Sautter will be featured in comedy roles. Ruby Hobbs and Irv Butterfield play the romantic leads. All dancing and choreography is under the direction of Pat Vigna. This is the only major fund raising project of the Optimist Club. Last .year's proceeds were used !o help the Foundation for Exceptional Children of Grosse Poi n t e, scholarship funds for South High Sehool's Mothers' and Dads' Clubs. the Michigan League for Crippled Children. camperships .t Camp G r ace Bentley. SI. Francis Home for Boys, educutional and recreational equipment for The Protestant Childrens' H 0 m e, and the Grosse Pointe Opti.Mrs. ~roSStlointt t'ownsbip Wayne County, Michigan ELEalON NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GRO~SE POINTE, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN: Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in this Township on Tuesday. November 3. 1970. at which time the qualified and. regist~red voters oI the Township may vote for the followmg officers: STATE: Governor and LIeutenant Governor Secreta ry of State Attoeney General CONGRESSIONAL: United States ~enator Represent.tive in Congress (14th District) LEGISLATIVE: State Senator (2nd District) Representative in State Legislature (1st District) STATE BOARDS: Two (2) Members of the State Bo.rd of Educ.ti~n Two (2) Members of the Board of Regents of Unlver. sity of Michig.n Two (2) Members of the Board of Trustees of Michigan State University Two (2) Members of the Board of Governors of Wayne State University COUNTY: Sheriff (To Fill Vacancy) County Auditor County Commissioner (Full Term) (lst District) TOWNSHIP: Supervisor Clerk Treuurer Trustee Four Constables JUDICIAL: Two (2) Justices of the Supreme Court One (1) Judge of Court of Appeals-First District Three (3) Judges of the Circuit Court-Third JudicIal Circuit (To Fill Vacancies) Term Ending J.nuary 1, 1975 . Three (3) Judges of Probate (Full Term) One (1) Judge Probate (To Fill Vacancy) Term Ending JaftlHlry 1. 1973) STATE PROPOSALS PROPOSAL A PROPOSAL TO AUTHORIZE BONDS FOR LOW INCOME HOUSING Shall the state of Michigan borrow the sum of $<strong>100</strong>,000.- 000.00 and issue general obligation bonds of the state therefor pledging the full faith and credit of the state for the payment of principal and interest thereon for th.e purpose of increll6ing the supply of decent, safe. and S.nItary low income housing and eliminating slums and blight. and for the making of granls. loans, and advances to muni. cipalities of the state and redevelopment corpOrations for such purposes, the method of repayment of said bonds to be from the general fund of the state? PROPOSAL B PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE ~INIMU~ VCII'ING AGE TO 18 YEARS Shall the ~ichigan Constitution he amended to change the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years? PROPOSAL C PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO PROHIBIT PUBLIC AID TO :~ON.PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND STUlJENTS This amendment adds language to the constitution to: (a) Prohibit use of public funds to aid any non.public elementary or secondary school; (b) Prohibit use of public funds, except for transportation, to sU)Y,lortthc attendance of any students or the employment of any person .t non-public schools or at any other location or In~litution where Instruction is of(ered in whole or In p.rt to non. public school stu. dents ; (c) Prohibit any payment. credit. tax benefit, exemption or deductions. tuililY!lvoucher. subsidy. grant or loan of llUblic monies or property. directly or indirectly, for the above purposes, Should this amendment be .dopted? YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED thaI the polling place lor the above elecUon will be Precinct NO.1-Vernier School, 3& Vernier Ro~~t Precinct NO.2-Vernier SChool. 36 Vernier Road. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that Ihe polls will be open from 7:00 a.m, to 8:00 p.m.• Eastern Standard Time. THOMAS K, JEFFERIS Townlhip Clerk Club's work with children .nd the .ged. Tickets m.y be purch.sed for this excellent f.mily show from any member of the club or cast, or lit the box oUice at P.rcell's Auditorium before bot h per. formances. Adult donation Is $1.50 and Children's $1. Studying at Institute Allende. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, L.tln America's oldest and lar. gest school of .rt and writing for English speaking people, 15 Poi n t e r ELIZABETH DUL- MAGE, whose courses Include Landscape Painting, Design and Composition. Advanced Mixed Media and the Spanish language. Navy Ensign MICHAEL H, REDLIN. son of MR. and MRS, ROBERT W. REDLIN of Loch. moor boulevarrl, has reported for duty with the Aeronautics Department of the Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey. C.llf. 'IL'. .nd MRS. R 0 G E R CLARE HAYES, of Los An. ,eiel. C.lif., .nnounce the birth of • d.ulhter, KARIN LYNNE. AUIU.t 29. 'Mrs. H.yes Is the former PAULA MATHEWSON. d.ughter of MR. .nd MRS. PAUL S. MATHEWSON, of Lakeland .venue. University. Uggett 5 c h 001 lraduate KATHARINE PAR. RISH WORCESTER, d.ulhter of the JOHN P. WORCESTERS, of Kerb)' court, has entered the freshman class .t Bralrcliff College. II PlEPA.ID fOR THI HOLIDAYS can "" 'II' Wall Wnlll"l C_pat CI.. I... FI.., Waxr.., '.11111 ... FAMOUS MAINTENANCE 8,397.07 81,320.68 It take, II e1ever man to m.ke I Don't let well enoulh .lone- 11M of secOlldh.nd experience. .t least .ttempt to Improve It. CITY OF 6.,e 'oink BJoobt MICHIGAN Proposed Ordinance An Ordinance to Amend Section 3 of Ordinance No. 239 entitled "An ordinance to license and reg. ulate the operation and maintenance of automobile parking lots, and the conditions under which the same may be conducted in the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan," as amended, adopted on August 17, 1964. -,- .._------ ---------- DISBURSEMENTS: Instruction Administration ..,. .. $10.318.490.44 516,922.72 Attl'ndance Health Services 160.848.12 93.816.34 Trall/lportation Operation 60.874.87 1.465,958.74 M.intenance . . 418,490.75 Fixed Charges . 499,615.07 Capital Outlay.... 114.710.62 Community Services . 549,500.57 Student Services ,.,......... 62,569.28 Shllrt Term Loan- Repaid (1969.70) 4,2()1).000.00 Revolving Fund Disbursements 5,174.209.87 Other Dlsbursemc'1ts 93.500.00 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS .... $23,729.507.39 Balance, June 30. 1970..... $ 945.677.87 Note: The JUIX'30lh General Funt! Balance of $945,677.87 Includes $219.507.8lI of unspcnt funds from the 1969.70 Currcnt Operation Budget. It Includt'l'i amounts specifically earmarkcd as follows: General Operating Funds $ 219.50"/.85 Reserve for Poyrolis (July'" August) 64,357.78 Rellerve for Employee Fringc Benl!lits 70,9T7.66 Pavroll Taxe£-Withheld 381,830.14 Cu~todial Accounls (Sludent <strong>Act</strong>ivities etc.) 119.286.69 Est. :'EONA D. LI DDLE City Clerk The Grosse Pointe <strong>Public</strong> School System FINANCIAL REPORT For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1970 The following report for the 1969.70 fiscal year is • condensed summary (in cash receipts and disbursements form) of the financial transactIOns authorized by yoUT Board of Education In support of the total educational program of the Grosse Pointe <strong>Public</strong> School System. The Board of Education wiDhes to supplement the financial data with Po few brief comments: In accordancl' with State L.w, .11 funds received and disbursed by The Grosse Pointe <strong>Public</strong> School System .re maintained under three mlljor classlflc.tions, or Funds. which bro.dly indicate the function. These are: GENERAL OPERATING FUND BUILDING AND SITE FUND DEBT RETIREMENT FUND CENERAL OPERATINC FUND: As indicated by the title, this fund provides for .U ac:tivi. tie;; of the School System. other than those specific.lly designated as BuildinG: and Site or Debt Retirement The General Fund receives the bulk of its revenue from two main sources. The first and largest source is from six levie~ on real and personal property within the school district. The second i3 from State Ald. Expenditures from the General Fund .re made in .ccordance with a budget prepared by the Superintendent of Schools and as reviewed and adopted by the Board of Education. The Revolving Fund receipts IInd disbursements rep. resent transactions withi•.; the System .nd consist principally of funds (or several activities as indicated In the "NOTE" shown below. The receipts and disl>ursements for Ihe Gener.1 Fund for thl' fiscal year beginning JlIly 1, 1969 .nd ending June 3D, 1970 were as tollows: GENERAL FUND SECTION I Balance. July I, 1969 _......._ .. _...... $ 1,.184.066.95 RECEIPTS: Current Tax Collection-,- $10,483.927.68 Delinquent Tax Collection ..' 250.049.73 Intere5t on Delinquent Taxe~ 12,722.16 Tuition 26,344.35 State Aid. 'All Types..... 2.209.647.41 Rentals and Miscellaneous.. 155.864.05 Shorl Term Loan (1969-70) 4,200.000.00 Short Term Loan (1969.70) 4.200.000.00 Income from Investments... 176.951.34 Reserve for Current Budget 950,000.00 Speci.l Appropriations ,.... <strong>100</strong>.000.00 Revenue-Federal Grants ._, 30,935.Hi TOTAL RECEIPTS , _.._ $22,491.118.31 TOTAL-Balance and Receipts $24.675.1~.26 Funds Withheld Purrhll6e of Bonds for Employees Reservl' SJIf!
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