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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Bon Secours Drill Successful
(Coa&lnuecl from Pale 1)
verely injured in such a short
time period.
Observen Present
Community e mer g e n c y
teams were invited to attend
the drill as observers. Radio
Amateur C i v i I Emergency
Service and the American
Red Cross were among those
represented.
And r e w Teetaert, City
police chief, set up communi.
• Chauffeur s.rnc. to Your Downtown Offic • .,
Downtown Sheppi", ArM
1833 E. JEFFERSON
cations with the hospital se.
curity guards from' the "tor.
nado site" using Bon Secours'
.'two-way radios.
.cc O"lU ... ' ficials and community parti.
85 Woodland Shore Drive
WO 3•4700 I After the drill, hospital of.
Conte~porary home for the active family. Large living and Jining
rooms with fireplaces. 33 fOot family room with fireplace and bar
overlooking heated swimming pool. 6 bedrooms, 4~ baths plus
apartment or guest room and bath with second family room.
Central air condi~ioning, first ftaor laundry roomi. automatic
green house, lawn sprinkler and attached garage. Excellent
assumable 7~% mortgage.
Call Owner 886-7686, aft.r 5 and weekend. 884-6843
cipants and observers met
for a critique of the disaster
plan. Communications, traffic
control, medications and supplies
and patient records
were discussed.
The drill served two pur.
poses. It was an excellent
training practice for com.
munity and hospital person.
nel who would have to per.
form th'ilir duties quickly and
eUicient1y in the event of a
real community disaster:
Secondly, It t est e d the
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writteo plao and uncovered
flaws: no blanket~ were sent
to the shock center and trans.
porling per son 0 e I spenl
precious t 1,n ~ relrieving
stretchers rather than removing
their vebictes from
the emergency e n t ran c e
driveway.
Beaked by Dr. Day
Francis T. Day, M.D.,
disasler commitlee chairman;
thanked the Grosse Pointe
Theater members for their
civic involvement and their
excellent portrayal of disaster
victims and the Grosse
Pointe City Fire and Police
Departments for their com.
plete cooperation and valuable
sU:~f)"t.
"Most important," com.
mented Dr. Day, "Bon Se.
cours Hospital and suppl..rt.
ing community agencies now
feel confident of their ability
to react to any community
disaster with a !ife-saving
plan tbat has been tried and
tested."
Jury Acquits Antonelli
Of Second Sex Charge
S3muel Antonelll, 30, was 1 expressed surprise about the
found innocent of a second juror's remarks that he presex
crime bya Wayne Cir- sellted the ca$e poorly. He
cuit Court jury on Tuesday, said he felt that the evidence
Septemher 17, althoullh sev- was enough.
eral juors Eaid that the tes- After the verdict was in,
timonv of a 15.year.old girl, Anlonelli said that he felt
the alleged victim, was be- tbat Wayne County Organized
lievable. Crime Task Force, which
The decision clearly upset conducted an investigation
Judge James N. Canham last year that led to his conwho
after curtly dismissing vic~on of arson .. had been
the jury refused to meet with trymg to harass hIm by try'
them following the verdict ing him on the sex charges.
when they stated they wanted H~ had bc~n disbarred atter
to explain why the innocent bemg convIcted of the arson
verdiet was reached of three vacant hOWies.
Antoneni a disb 'rr d t- 'According to testimony, he
" a e. a had purchased the three
torney and ,a former reSIdent dwellings in 1971 for a total
of.the Park, ~~d been char.;led of $10,000 and insurl.'iI them
WIth commlting sodomy on for $34,OaO. In December
I t~e person of the l11.year-o.ld 1971, the buildings were de.
gIrl, a mentaU~, retarded 515- stroyed in a three-day period.
ter of Ant?nelll. s present 16. Last June, Recorder's Court
year.old g,:,1 frlen? Judge Thomas L. Poindex-'
, Several Juors saId that the ter sentenced Antonelli to
15'rear-old's testi!R0ny was 2J,2 to 10 years. Since that
behevable, but cla~med there time, the ex-attorney has
~as not el)ough eVidence and been free' on apPeal.
mdicatfd t hat Assistant Attorney John Blanco. who
Wayne County Prosecutor initiated the cases .against
John J. Bums presented the Anlonelli said, "there is J10
case poorly. truth" to tbe man's allega.
Antonelli was acquitted on tion that the task force was
August 28 of a charge of "hounding .. and harassing"
takins ind-::"nt ll~rtles with Antonelli. "
a 12-year-old sister of the The attomey said An.
two girls. followIng a bear- toneill still. f'lces a federal
ing on this charge before charge of conspiring to bring
Circuit Court Judge Charles narcotics into the country.
Kaufman. . The charge is unrelated to
Judge Kaufman. at the the Task Force activities.
time, "with the greatest re-
luctance", ordered the jury
to find Antonelli. not guilty
because the prosecution
failed to prove a crime.
The judge noted that the
12-year-old had changed her
testimony between the time
of the pretrial "xamination
and the trial. The girl testi.
fied at the examination that
the disbarred attorney forced
her. to commit a sex act, then
she demedthis in Circuit
Court.
In the case of the 'I5oyearold,
she testified that her
older sister-Antonelli's girl
friend-had taken her to An.
tonelli's Park residence some.
time in 1973, and while there
Antonelli sodomized her and
her older sIster while the
three were in the same bed.
On Monday. September 9,
the 16.yeat-old testified that
her younger sister had been
in Antonelli's house, but
denied that sodomy had
taken place.
In presenting his testimony
on ¥onday, Antonelli also
denied committing the acts
and further stated that be
was always a welcome guest
in the Park home of the girls'
parents 011 a number of occasions
since the alleged inci.
dent.
Assistant Prosecutor Burns
Pair Charged
(CoatlDat!d from Page 1)
Shores police, who went to
the Watts residence, Sgts.
Mustazza and Wenrich said.
They discovered that the
burglars bad- entered the
house by breaking the glass
of the basement window. The
place bad been completely
ransacked.
other ThiDp Neil ":..
Taken, besides the car, the
Shores detectives said, were
two reC(!rd players, a movie
camera and projector, an
electric ukelele and a black
umbrella. Also a large num.
ber of foreign currency and
coins from a collection, and
other valuable items.
Dr. Watts identified his car
and all the valuables taken
from his home, the Shores
detectives said.
Judge Denis ordered that
Evans and Steggell be held
in the local jail until exam.
ination date, which was
scheduled for yesterday, September
25.
The Washtenaw County of.
ficials have placed a hold on
the pair on their charges.
People who invite trouble
find that it never sends regrets.
Thursday, September 26. 1974
SlatesFirst Offering
(~IIl:Dued from 'Pale 1) conducted the Detroit Sinbegan
studying piano as a foniet!!, as' well as many
child Wit:1 her mother. She small orcheslras and cham.
has consistently' received ber groups, and on several
ratings in the National Guild occasions has conducted the
of Piano Teachers Auditions, D~troit Symphony Orchestra.
and in June, 1973, was pre- }I'or the October 13 prosented
in her solo recital de- gram, Mr. Resnick has probut
while attending Macomb grammed orchestral works
County Community College of Anton Dvorak, tbe "Slav.
as a student of Daniel Olsen. ische Tanze, the "Suite from
She is presently majoring in the Dramatic, Music of Henpiano
while working on her ry Purcell" and Zoltan Ko.
Bacheklr of Arts degree at daly's "Hary.Janos Suite."
the University of Kansl!. Tickets for lhe concert are
I In January of this year, I still available at $3 for adults
the mother-daughter teal"" and $1.50 for students by
made their duo.piano debut calling 884-6645. They may
with the SClmdinavian SY~' be purcbased at the box ofphony
Orchestra. The musI- fice lhe afternoon of the percal
press lateI' reported, formance.
"Tbe solo Si!quences proved
the competence of the two
soloists' technical abilities,
their delicate sensilivity, and
seemingly effortless com.
mand of the eXQuisHearl of
interaction. Their compati.
bility was indeed beautiful
jn tbe ears of the audience."
Felix Resnick. conductor
of the Symphony has consistently
maintained a high
standard' of artistic achievement.
His interpretive gift,
originality of sound, and abil.
ity to program challenging
works have provided inspiring
concert performances.
As a memtter of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra,
he presently serves as assistant,to
the principal second
violin. He has successfully
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