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• ':- .. Kick off the fall seaSOlIwith our colorful, wide wale corduroy slacks - great for home or campus. . Soi', comfortable pure cotton corduroy in olille, red, kelly green, bone, yellow, camel, un, navy, ruSI or dark brown. Sizes 30 1042. 23.50 "We've done everytbing possible," said Shores Public Safety Director Joseph Vi. tale regarding his depart. ment's efforts in trying to find a dog which charged and bit a 15.year-01d Shores girl late Friday afternoon, August 1. However, personnel had no luck in finding the animal, described as a small grey poodle or possibly an older black poodle turning grey with age, so the search bas been stopped. The NEWS carried a Iront page story last week whic:b urged citizens, who saw a dog fltUng the desmptloll, \0 caU \be department. The director said no calls, based upon the article, were reo ceived to his knowledge. Police took Diane Giard, of Willow Tree place, wbo received three small puncture type wounds after be. ing bitten on her left ankle, on a check of the immediate area Monday, August •• Seven homes with poodles li~ted in department records were checked with the young. ster sayIng none of the dogs was involved. IT'S COUNTDOWN '75 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Then on Friday, August 8. Woods Dog Warden David Mt'Queen picked up a grey poodle at Edmunton and Marter road. The girl said she was "99 percent" cer. tain this was the animal which attacked her. So the dog was taken to Harvey's Animal Hospital, 18479 Mack. A short lime later, the de. partment discovered the ani. mal belonged to a St. Clair Sllores lamily. One famny m e m b e r said the 401 couldn't have been the one inyolved as it was in tbe house at the lime 01 the attack. Di.ane'l mother, who .. w. many neighbors gave them possible leads, expressed ber appreciation to everyone wbo helped. Heavy Storm (COIItiaved froaa Pap 1) The City reported minor damages, disclosing only two downed wires and one minor utility pole fire. About .3, or approximately one-quarter of an inch 01 rain fell between .:30 p.m. and 4:50 p.m. Official weather gauge records In The Farms reo vealed that a total of .23 01 an inch fell, within the same period. There were no reo ports 01 damage. In The Woods and The Shores, the rainfall was said to have been about .2 of an inch, tapering off to a trat'e, within brief minutes. No damage was reported in either community. Last model year we sold every car in stock, and judging from current sales, this year should be another sellout! So, if you're considering a 1975 Cadillac, come in now while we can still offer you a choice of models and colors, INCLUDING THE 1976 CADILLAC SEVILLE. It's Countdown '75 •.. and NOW is the right time to buy your Cadillac. 58 CARS LEFT ROGER RINKE , CADILLAC CO. "Countdown '75 is a great time to huy a Cadillac." TELEPHONE 536-6260 or 757-0767 SUITS and. SPORT COATS .lobfc.HI • I(i"t"idge 1001." HowH • Joht'll'l,- eCII'lOIl CUSTOM TAILORED QOTHING OUTERWEAR • "fpocl,/no I 51U:lPO Joc 'lGndon fog •• tI'd SporhwiI'OI Tuxedo Rentals ' .... , $ia HAVE WE GOT A NAME FOR YOU! ... ~. . .', SWEATERS • \ompllghl~r .O''''""mond .00~Qj • Johl"l W .. irz .P~ndl"'on .'e.-tr • -"rnord Po'millf SPORT SHIRTS • Oonifgot • Enro .Pe-ndl~lo,., DRESS SHIRTS -f,uo fORMAL DRESS SHIRTS • Ow:" eM- 10 lIferllo oAh", s. Free form pin, cast in sterling silver. Was $18, now $9 • SLACKS .Joymo.liI'UDt -t(U"lIu1dflJ'- • Oone'IiJol .1o~lor",ht1,h .Pendle-ron • Lhi'~ TIES ~Don \o~r • JOhMY Carloon 'CClr1"'&~tI1t'\ SHOES • AIMn fdmQnd~ oManiJ.'H- HOSIERY 'COI"t'tp 'O'Onor • Svpp-l1o~ BElTS • tior'lt''' Hou~• .. Johnnr Can.on AREYOU A MAN? WITHOUT A STORE. "30 $, Gratiot, MI. CIt!Men, ,r"._ . • ~.~ MooI. 0f'I0d ',,9."" lo91'M 1W1 W", lt1"'$,ot>t>dSG' 9,,~ IgO"'" Until August 23rd, uniqueness is on sale. Maple at Hunter Tnurscf.y, AU9ust 14, 1975 ~ '300 CAIII.Aa •• ACIl ~f:,~ .'75 DUStH .. ~f:,~ .... Aw .. T_. .- '75 DAlt '75 DAlt SWIHGH ...... ......... AI ..... .... . ~. 'M. ~_ .. _ M ..... IH. :M' $309' .... ' $3591.'5 lIM CAlMIACl •• lIM c.uM UtI '2898- '3391" ~f:,~ '15 COlONEl .. ~t~ "5 GlAN fUlY '75 fUlY OUT Of STOCK nt.•. 1.1" '-S .• _ ......... MI. ","CMlr .-r -. ... ..... ..... ... - & $3135 _. liMO IftS .,.. CASH lISSCAIM,rsas IIlCll '309' I IIOIODY IUT NOIODY SEllS fOR LESS I, 50th SELlABRATION I: II W~~w/"IMI~~~ THE BEST IS YET TO COME Msn who care, know It's always tIme to look to WHALING'S. To clothe themselves. To send a gift. To find apparel to finish out a waning Summer. rhe reasons for this are simple . We've always showcased the finest in quality •.. since 1867. We've taken a personalized int~rest in our customers. We've given you a pleasant and Inviting atmosphere. Perhaps that's why we'll always be your special place. So, pay us a visit, to get what you need now, while we get ready for a sparkling new Fall season, dedicated to you. SUMMER STORE HOUAS: Wood .. .,d and Fisher R!dg. I~nrel tlOled Sat. durin, A;u.Ult. Rirminahl'" cIanci Mon., open Sit., dUfJna Augu!I. Open Fri. nighu tir 9. whalings MEN'S WEAR 9:30 to SJD 520 Woodward' 9;00 to 5:30 fisher Bldr. 9:30 to 5:30 203 Pierce, Binninpallt Ceramic.framed wall mirror. 5" square, in pale yellow or gray. Was$9, now $4.50 Papervveight. In clear and blue glass. Was $28, now $18 647-1954 ~oo A y II A L I 9103 Chalmers 526-1300 - Jwt elf I~.. I..W.., "Sine. !tu" - for the first time i" ..~:~"1Jn. ''-g .. '_c, '~A~/;e\J"'.';.~e;.' VV 1 Macrame wall hanging, in purple and white cotton fibers. Was $30, now$18 "':::5'" .' ~.- .. r , I IUVU JVI~~''"'''''-.''''''>= ..= l save 1/3to1/2. A hundred items among the finest in American handcrafts are priced at significant savings . To mention just a few .•. Birmingham ". 7 27 ? 2 7. 7 2 t 2 7.
Thursday. August 14, ICi75 Tanny's Larcenies Cause Concern to Woods' Police • s e pap p::spzp: Storm Cancels Park Meeting GROSSE POINTE NEWS Farm, Police Thank Citizen Claude Dinatale, 38, of Lothrop road, hIS been given a letter of commendation by For the first time in memo Woods police have ex- has experienced in recent ory, the Park city council Farms Pollce Chief Robert pressed a concern over the weeks. K. Ferber for his action In WIIS forced to call off its frequency of larceny reports The sergeant said a spokes. regular meeting on Monday, stopplns a bicycle theft on at Vic Tanny. 20835 Mack man was cooperative and reo August 11, because of lack Thursday, AUluat 7. avenue. and have, as are. ceplive to any suggestions of a quorum to conduct of. On lhat evening. while In sull, contacted executive of. which he would make to- ficial business. Meetings are his car, Mr. Dinatale ob. served another car containfices i.D Dearborn in the hope wards the reduction of such held on the second and fourth of finding ways to curtail incidents. Mondays of the month be- Ing an adult and juvenile such incidents. ginning at 5 p.m. stop In lhe vicinity of Moran The apokesman told Sgt. and Lakeshore road. "The frequency of larceny Lentz, according to the oUi. The lack of a quorum was The youth left the car and reports is greater than it cers' report, that from now due to the fact that Council- stole an unattended 10-speed should be," commented Det. on there will be a company man Charles Tompkins, who bicycle. Sgt. William Lentz, who add. larceny report made by The had expected to attend the Mr. Dinatale gave chase, ed a total of six such reports Woods branch. He stated session, was prevented from causing the youth to abandon have been received so far more signs would be posted doing 50 because of the se. the bike, and return to the this year. A total of 3t incl. urging patrons to lock their vere rain and hail thunder. car. While attempting to flee, dents have been reported valuables In a locker. The storm that struck in The Park the adult driver stalled his since the mid. 1960's. spokesman also said he .may and parts of Detroll, as he vehicle, and the would. be In this Instance, it isn't possibly assign an employe was returning home from thieves were apprehended only the number of reported to observe the locker room business. and turned over to police. larcenies ~hlch have oc. if the high number of lar. Under the Park City Char. Citing a need for co-opera. curred whlc~ have caused I cenies continue. noted the ter, four members of the lion between police and city concern. Officers al~o won. sergeant. council constitute a quorum res Ide n t s. Chief Ferber der how many larcenies have At the same time, the: nder which oWeial bU5inel>1Ithanked Mr. Dinatale "on transpired w hie h haven't spokesman told the sergeant can be conducted. been reported. behalf of thP. Grosse Pointe he intended to tighten up on Present before the storm Farms Police Department Articles such as check the Slgn:i~. procedures w.ith hit, were Mayor Matthew and the residents of Grosse books, credit cards and other the poSSibility of rearrangmg Patterson Councilmen Rob. Pointe Farms." "small easily hidden and ne- furniture to make It more ert Hutto~ and George Ver- A copy of the letter also goUable" items have been dlff It t t t t taken from lockers, said Sgt. ICU. or a pa ron o.en er donckt. Absent were COlin. was sent to the "Grosse the bUilding without signing cllmen Douglas Graham who Pointe Lawyers' Wives Asso. Lentz. "There's 'always so a registration book. was excused because of bus- clation" as a nominee for the many people in there, we can't pin it down. So we're Sgt. Lentz suggested the iness reasons. with the extrying to get them, (Vic use of locks be made manda. cuse granted at the council'a Tanny), curlty." to put in more se- t9ry but the spokesman this would be expensive said and last meeting; members Dr. and Roger Counc~l McNeU Sgt. Lentz contacted exec. difficult to program and con. and Camille Peterson who utive offices on Monday, Au. trol, according to the report. were reported to be out of gust 4, and informed admin. The spokesman went on to town on vacation. 15trators of the number of say be has never received a After about a ~ret:-qulr. larcenies The Woods branch report from any VIc 'ranny t.er of an hour walt, City At- ---------- branch of anything being torney Richard Rohr advIsed Farms Clinic Loses Machine stolen from a locker which was locked said the sergeant. '. .. Wlth s~rlcter slgn'ln pro. cedures In effect and the the solons present that the only legal action that could be taken was to officially adjourn the meeting, Farms police received a .complaint from the Grosse , :Pointe Orthopedic Clinic, '18412 Mack avenue, about a break.in that occurred the night of FrIday. August 8. Glass in a rear door of the clinic had been broken and the door unlocked. A gray Olivettl adding machine. of unknown value, was Usted as missing. possibility of an employe watching the lockers in the locker room, Sgt. Lentz said It appears the public safety department may have possible leads to follow In the event of further larcenies. The sergeant emphasized if people go to similar esta blishments such as Vie TaMY's, they should always lock their valuables. Kefgen Named To Commission The Woods Council unanimously appointed Council. man Ronald R. Kefgen- to the city's election commls- 510nfor a two.year term end. Ing November 1, 1911, in ac. tion at the regular meeting Monday, AUiust 4. ' A section of the city char. ter provides that this com. mission will consist of the clerk, attorney and one council membe!' who shall not be a candidate for electlve office at the election for which he serves IS a commission member. Councilman G e 0 r i e S. Free~.a is the present member of die commbslon and ';AUTOIATIC~~".;F'Il~~-' ICE MAKER ~~O!I:~~~~~~ Frost Refrigerators. All feature: • Power ~aver to help cut operating co~t • Adiv~table shelves • Big freezer sections to save shopping trips • Roll out on wheeh lor cleaning' redecoroting OH., Expi,es August 23,d TOP FREEZER MODELS • 15.6 cu. ft.-4.3 cu, ft. freezer - only 30W' wide- ~~~~~D '359'. (shown) Incl..d•• k.mak •• • 17.6 cu. ft.-4.65 cv ft . freezer-only Model TBF.lSD 30W' wide- Ind ..d.. le.mck •• • 20.8 cv. ft.-6.95 cu. ft. freezl!r-ius! Model TBF.210 3010'1"wide- '.'9'. Incl..de, Ie. make. SIDE BY SIDES • 18.8 cu. h.-6.46 cu. ft. i freezer-only 30'h" wide- Model '.89'. TFF.19V lnd"cIfl le.mah • • 21.8 cu. ft.-6.80 cu, ft. . freezer-33" wide-Model TFF.22D (shown) '579'. Includes le.moh, O.E. Fre.zen In A Wide S.lection CURTO & KNIGHT, INC. '1'391 M1c~ lit NeweRtit • 885-1700 CURTO & ROBINSON, INC. 14600 "'peI' lit P'tlilip VE9-S050 • S t t $ 1 1 . g am as his term expires this No. vember. PAIR ATI'END CONFAB Steve Greglon and Paul M. Kieren, both of The Woods, have completed a five day program of "Inspiration and perspiration" with the Fel. lowsbip of Christian Athletes, (FCA), at Central Michigan University, Saturday.Tbunday, July 26-31. Paul, who plays football for North high school, and Steve, a football and baseball player for Tay. lor University, were among 10.000 high school, college and pro athletes who attended 28 FCA National ences this summer. Confer. y flobert V. Bates RPh. HARKNESS PHARMACV Ever hear of the herb ••mugwort"? There ill an ancient and curious belief going back to Pliny that the juice of the plant will prennt yxhauslion on a long journe)'. The leaves • when worn in shoes, enabled the wearer 10 walk lorly miles. nperls lell us, without getting lired. The herb was also used for failing sight and 10 counteracl the effects of lunstroke. Unforlunatel)' for science results of the usage of this herb and others were never scientificalh tabula led, and we will n~ver know beyond speculalion jusl how effective they were. Modem p~ription medicine il anolher joy of modern llOCiety. Pharmacists al HARKNESS PHARMACY. 20315 ~lack Ave., at Loch- _r blvd.. GI'OlI&ePointe 'Wood., are alway. watching for new medica lions 10 help our cuslomen. 1fe work elOliely wilh your doetor to _Fe the safely of your preseriptions. Call UII at 884- 3100 lor lree preseription delivery. 1fe are open weekdays until 9 P.M .• Saturdays until 5 P.M. For )'our convenience we also carry a full Une of liquor. health and beauty aids, greeting cards and cosmelics. HOUSEHOLD HINT: Cuphooks inlltalled under ' kitchen sheh'es make great llpace savers and allow display of prell)' cups and olher knick-knacks. SMITH PROMOTED David S. Smith. of Lincoln road, has been promoted lo vlce.presldent. financial an. alysis and controt, financial dlvlslon of the Bank of the Commonwealth. Mr. Smith joined the bank in 1968 as a seniors systems analyst in methods. systems and pro. gramming. After several pro. motions he was appOinted manager of the savings sec. tion In 1971 and named as. sistant cashier in 1972. Everything comes 10 quickly to those wbo retu.se to Groue Poi n t e Citizen's _w_ait_. . _ Award which Is presented annually during Law Week in May. Stop in the Village and find everything you need for getting back to school with ease. , .clothes and shoes, school supplies and sundries ' ,plus, courteous service and free parking (we'll gladly v
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