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Paqe Four G R O S S E P O ! N T E N I_W 5 Thursday,March I, 1979 _t t D PRIES I SEX ORIENTATION _' As_NGv-si_ it ,o+o,. Court Fight on Horizon in W oods Disput e ............................ Mp M ,,11 : II[so.+oo,,o. d_t_sb_ktom9 wh_. " ' DISTRIBUTING'CO. ,, ,,,++ +.... +oo,,.,+o. ,+o+ o,o++,+ oo.o. ,+o++ s+.+ II O.EAN _ III ,o,o,_,er Cecil Recdie in- (Continued from Page 1) wasn't an item for arbitra- could be ordered for the best its case regarding the use o, Cleaning Materials & Equipment II _S 19_OO!1 • r the curriculum at Abbot- _sholme Schoolin England. position until the general action which the n:unicipality orderwas postedon January could take. question of whether the structuringof or not Church fire last summer, the ad- At thattime,based upon 12. First, it could participate ministrative function of the his research, Mr. Catlin WE DELIVER In response,Mr. Petersen in the arbitration procedure,departmentisa management indicated the sergeant'# re-and if the arbitrator decides hmction or negotiable-be-an learnedthatwhether or not arbitrator makes a mis- 884-0520 _ _,? _ quest that the alleged griev, the subject is a matter for tween the city and the union, take of fact or law in this ':'_'_.:+_'_:'_:'_,'_=_ .......... ".......................................... • : ............. ante be submitted to an ira- arbitration, the city would Mr. Catl/n then suggested respect, the decision stat_d_, partial arbitratorwa_ re- be "struck"with the deal-the second courseof action,with the cityhaving no out- 16734 E.WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48224 turned to high.He alsoad- sion,whateveritmight be. i.e,, seekinga restraining or- leton the appealfront. officethe subjectmatter of He speculatedthe worst much as thecitylosta griev-questionwas explored,Mayor AN INVITATION TO A _h_ alleged grievance isn't which could happen is that ance lat_ last year through Benjamin W. Pinkos said the part of the labor agreement an exam be ordered for the the arbitl'ation process when council was strongly against U r BOMEOWNE_ CIJNIC between the city and the position of executive lieu-the Grosse Pointe Woods any type of promotion. When sergeants' union and, there, tenant and retroactive pay Police Officers Ass'n. won a question was asked what WHEN: TUESDAYEVENING, MARCH 6, fore,not subjec togrievance if the "executive"was de.2j_ $CREENt AWNING, WINDOW, A ,,o++, G d Ti P I d feted from the executiv_]= CHnIMP. ¢'_.,A¢_ DOORS • 1979 _ 7:30 P,M. Two Avenues uar me re onge lieutenant's title, Mr. Catlin l! .,,............ • Then, the city received a replied the city might face I_ ml= ___ !.e "°°IiPOINTESCREEN & SASH I WHERE: 18780 MACK AVENUE, BETWEEN MOROSS AND KERBY demand for arbitration and Mr. Catlin responded to the (Contluued from Page 1) proposed improvements at ed parents ard school of-[ the intersection, including als:o n _ iNC SPONSOR: SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE/ American by saying Arbitration Ass'n. the city has ad. ficials was that they felt an [ the s i d e w a I k relocation), additional half hour in the [ they decided to wait and see Safeguard Tape theMr. council Petersenthat then the [_ t°ld[l:'_^4_[ll ser- ZU v 7 MACK TU !-6130 " • i ADMISSION: BETTER HOMES & GARDENS FREE OF CHARGE vised the sergeants union that isn't the a pro_er alleged subject "grievance" under morning required. and afternoon was/if those funds would be ap- However, he iearr_-j proved, the director noted. counts' union tion occurred, felt a promo-[_ while stress-J _ _ _ ......... " ed that an additional 15"rain- l State Would Pay ing the department still has [ I WHY: To provide people with a unique oppor- for the existing grievance labor procedures. agreement _ utes"_"" in each ...... instance would [ _ .................... "If... there is a need,- for -, four lieutenants with three [ tuni_ to rick .......... qtmstions of the orofession(_l ' I] He added the city hasn't ............... _ ,I te_u., : .mlaI eXpCCto , I mm-=-=_ ...... t:--_- ......... _ We ........... .... a ._., ;_-,- ..... :_- ; n:..-,- I;_,_ .-- I panel of experts in attendance, accepted nor dealt with this[ "- - .... " :-:' ' [this interaction, pe_rhaps _¢,vu,,o-,,_ .,- v.... on corn- i [ issue as a "grievance" and ed costs could be cut in half.[ could urge the School Board tenant having an additional WHO: The ponel will consist of on oitorney, wouldn't voluntarily submit l "This means that the addi-[ to _o forward with the side- assignment. on executive of a savings and loan to arbitration on this matter, tbnal expense for the re-[ walk relocation at an early All lieutenants have the Finally, both the city and mainder of this school year ldate," added Director Dan- same base salary, with the association and a real estate broker, union attorney Jolm Lyons would be approximately $440. [ kel. lieutenants with pIatoon COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITYTO GET ANSWERS TO receiveda rick J.'Talbot,tribunalad- letterfrom Pat- For on 180'days,the a full schoolyearbasedI costwould[ enidit Councilman made sense E. D. ior Grady the ministrator, American Ar- be approximately $792," he[ School Board to relocate.the for command holiday dutiesgettingpaid overtimewhile the executive lieutenant re- ANY QUESTIONSABOUT REAL bitration Ass'n., saying the said. [ sidewalk, while Mayor Ben- ceives a flat amount in lieu GROSSEPOtNTE. MICH. 482?,6 II union filed a demand for ar- Th_ cmmeil-aDvroved me-[ jamin W. Pinkos agreed, of holidays, and the use of[ , , I ESIAE AND HOME OWNERSk#P [] bitration based upon "a con- ti_>n stjn,lat_d the l_minute stating it would be a simple a departmental car, said Mr. ! i e.__r , ffW.T-P_, lchtuetze tro_,ersy collective arising bargaining out agree-I of a[ figure- y-_. for theexisting-_ehool I action complished, which could between the Frater- I On the relocation of the I Mr, Petersen then be ae-Petersen. with the lieutenants "We have ,noted effect, he added. to a pact this [ I WE Onecalltakescareofallyourproblems ARE GENERAL CONTR_CTOIIS IAi,_ Mfill. _.-'-_ nal Order sergeants' of Police and the.lsidewalk on the south union, and the [ nf Vernier fn front of sidel the city has submitted its ap- Par-" plication for the state grant Irt John a final note, Sabol moved, Council-l| and his III _''_ ¢'"'- |: I !1 | 886-5800 containing a clause provid-] ing the /nte_tion), the di- would pay for such work, $_ot agreed, that the.tape of the l too thiok: [ GROSSEPOINTEFARMSOFFICE [city, with said agreementl cells, (as a means of improv, and if it's aoproved, thestate colleagues unanimously][ !" Cut °f'_ d°°rs if Y°"r new rugs are ! ' association. [ standing that the School is fortunate in receiving the when this subject was dis- 3. Tighten stair rails. ............................................... -:......... _ ...._,_:_,_ .......................... :_+__b_:::_.+z,::¢_:z_ .... _........... demand, ' Mr. Catlin, ing for the administration city contends in say- I ing to do this work. that bytbjs no[ I rector .However, said it after was they his under, learn- !eLout this summer, theIn School relationBoard. to this, If the council city guarded, with Mr. Catlln being January requested council to review meeting'l' its t 4. _' 5. Roofing Siding Driveways. Replace.old Kitchen and hardware, Bath remodeling. t ....... _+:
I Thursday,March !, 1979 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P=ge Five I I I The gorilla, lafge_ of the[ £-1/ "_]r • IT. 1_ rb rIlIllIIill " I ______"'_1,- ,,. _.o_,,,1,._,.ICouncd Constders Rink _ .. ......... strengt_ is enormous. Goril-I * * " small groups in both the tow .... _ _ OPEN SUNDAYI IAfrica, lands and Their m os uis n t) . isort n s of I The ByShorcs James Council $. Njaimwas in- soAtflagrant, times violations including were beer | WED.; THURS. I _ I quiet, retiring existence. I formed at its regular month, parties at nJght by the older i 9 &'M' t° 7 P'M" i i M. ly meeting Tuesday, Febru- teens, public safety officers l FRIDAY l lary 20, that the sledding hill were dispatched on many I 9 £.M. to 8P.M, I at nier the School rear had of the been'reopen- Old Ver- occasions trespassers. to disperse the |i 9- A.M.SATURDAYto 6 P.M. II It's open strictly to Shores were ordered to leave, they residents and their guests, would return at a later time PricesGoodThru ff any, and is under tight or date, creating disturb- TueKlay, _rch 6th The sledding hill, formerly Iante of area residents, who Gmil quantities. known as the "ski hill," was complained tO the authorities. closed by the Shores Public At night the irwaders would l[I _ ! Safety Departmen_ on orders from Village Superirttendent toss their skis, sleds liquid refreshments over and the I !_ ! ]_ _!:_! i_ _ supervision, ThomasK. JefferisonJanu-fence, antes, climb much over to the andann.y- begin a_ 21 because its use was their shenanigans. Then the W, Ireserve i_ 'he ;ight to t Phone !_i_:I_l*:!_ 885-9839 ]:!L_ ClUB SETS _RICED being abused. Over a period of time, several children also police would arrive. Mr. Jefferis informed the .: V W__.ii child who suffered a severely was re-established, only on ATOURCOST! we._ _nj_ro., _.o_._._ o.e_ou.c,*_.*_,._o _._o_,_oo _ , _ gashed face, sledding down one or two occasions were [ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF _'i_ , steps had been removed, ed to leave the recreational _ii! i °r-_4P_,:,',i:" si 4500 ::_ i!_i":i!i:::__ _:_:_:::_:.=._::-_,_,___._i_:;_ _I _f,_'7_i._i_ $97oo '_'_'_i_ ii_,_i_i_, Another reason for closing 'the facility was because of the and juveni|es rearofthchi]l, and oiderwhere teenfacility. The hill was constructed unau*horized and ia_er c,hanged pers0nsorder- "..o s!cd- i RIB ROAST Ilk A ' :_!Wli_i_ _ __ munities, including Detroit, strictly for the use of Shores __w_9*-_W_:]'_._:?r`_e$31_$_8995agersfr°msurr°unding_°_ding°n;y.The_`_i_itywas.` _:W__ i_!_ _i used ization. the hill without author- residents. Councilman Daniel R. Beck, Wil_n DgveMart ..... 95 II i_ _-v+p.w.,,o,, 712500 s79 _n of the Park and _en.ors_e,_.. e Recreation Committee, in- ::i_ _"i " _:_ formed his colleagues that WilsonStaff II _ $_oo s,)n7oo warmer admission _o the fenced-in hill area is by park pass only. No one else is admitted un- wrihe]aek°*adultsupervisi°rh O l -*t]U-Hom,s ab°ut20yearsag°f°rskiing _ _ 6_H _ Turning back the therm9 _ less he or she is a guest of a Pro-GroupPalmer _ _:::/::_ _. _ $1 t,_oo _ $1 _ _J_O0 the recommended, elderly it may According to the not be I i 1.......... He said most Dee. of ouzveu,,tu the prob- I Amed-[ that the hill is open on the I LB • ,, 3, 5 ,.---'; ' .... can Lung As_'m of South-j _^'"; " ^h.a,._ ..... ,..... , _,_,_i,_;_6_ from turdays3:30from to 5:30p.m., 9:30 a.m. Sat- to ECKRICH _-dqm_AWIPmlt_ dL_I _I_1 I _1_ _-,+p.w s! 6400 the temperature inside their 1 to 5:30 p.m. people have been lowering 5:30 p.m.and Sundaysfrom 5MU&i_U _AUO _Jr_ tB. _ti_l_ VAN-DE-KAMPS Wilton + • p.w,,.n, "_" _ '1 5°° =_*=_'-_........_'i _s289 oo_,_ _#;_ ''___;_ Whereas 72 degreesFahrenheit was once the norm, it's not uncommonthese days eastern Michigan, since the fo ...... n_s ....... e. w,_,d .... l 16.oz. PKg. 'JLI_ $1Q_ i Rom Accubar $36_ 3.9 + P.W. + $.W. Iron. o s20800 _=tie, during the day and, the temperatures fifties at with night, no ill ef-I , VAN-DE-KAMPS FRENCH FRIED PERCHFILLETS S 1 GG ,,oZ..o 3-Q + P.W.Ir*lt$ Research Institute of Envi- VAN-DE-KAMPS Sp.|ding Top-Rile WiltonBlueRidge $290 O0 "rl'''/'''?ll'"i 2400 ;1_ "-_;:_a"::_ ...... _ s79 .v fe_ts. ronmentalMedicinesays55 In fact, the U.S. ArT/ly i .degrees isfineforpeoplein good health -- but they sugs. .. ty •.... of d. ¢onstruaUng . ,:e .,-." a ririk adjacent to the hill area, II$1d_III t'I3H i_III_IdII_I_[_I _-[ILll_ 20-OZ. PKG. S9 RG _JlI_l_l_ 3-9 + P.W.from gest'five to 10 minutes of de- so that supervision can more VRl_l ..--...... U_'-l_mro u..._ s3 s w._, f22100 $1 05 00 activities. 24-OZ. tivework • Although wearing a hat hour. or exercis everYhalf . in- t WhiIe too t " readilybe providedforboth la e for this fiSHrltUITS PKG. • stde the house day and mght • I year, -_t could be possible • to seems quaint , it helps mare- _ construct a rink for the Hal9 Ul/ro 100 s1,40'_ $7..900 tain. normal body tempera-I 1979-80 winter season, he FACIALTISSUE o,, ture. A|most _ ........ p_l_.rLt "'"' "-KLEENE ....... Wc._cl$: " ...... the!.,bod_',:"heat:'__-c_a.'p,e s-I._, •...... _ .. .. . ...... : I _....... -__-'_. • ,40" 107 s° ferent story. The National Institute on Aging says many ,-," _1" ,, /_O . rcn ,_ / - , It [] Wil_on X-3l Plus I, 3, 4 Woods Sl_lding Top Flit. 1, 3, 4, $ W_x:l$ s1 ._,, ._o $182 oo $940o Sl15 °° older people cannot even maintain thcirown body heat at temperatures com m onplace in many homes. Even relatively mild cold can cause which involves a drol5 in Mark Stevens, world traveler and circumnavigator. Cambridge scholar, Consul of Thailand and fo_rm__erpresiboard of directors will pre- , BRO _" C Lvv _ • 1 I _"00 body temperature that can be sent, free of charge, an illusdangerous to them. trated lecture on mainland The Institute recommends China in the War Memorial's "accidental that people in Hypothermia," their late 60's dent Fries ofauditorium, the War Memoriars 32 Lake- 5 BOX '_nn'CT I or olderand thosewithcir- shore road,Monday, March BIRDSEYEFRENCH OR I HARPER keep their thermostats at 68 This is one of the compli- ,79o 0 eulatory degrees or problems higher. It's shoula a good mentary 18,at8p.m. events given by the CUTGREENBEANS ,.oz. PKG. idea to check with a doctor War Memorial to local tit:'. HEATEDTEESOPENYEARROUND tures in such instances. Center's 1979 Ann.ual Faro- 6-OZ. A C Elmer Scherer's (Since 1952) For the younger popul_- fly Participation Campaign. tien, however, lowered therm- Free tickets for this pre- JAR "I _1_ AI[ _lkrUT_ rll ostats help save energy and sentation should be picked advance. MACARONI & CHEESE3s METRO _ff q#l_ll/i=l_ cut pollution, i about To find appropriatetempera- out about other i up in the Center's office in zensin connectionwith the KRAFT DINNER TgRTARSAUCE 41_ 411_ gill (Exit Off 1-94--Harper, North of Metro Parkway) and clean up the air all of us I three Mr. trips Stevens to mainland has China made BOXl_S - j,l_i _ It 465 - 5S00 HRS.:9-8, Dailyand$_doy I can breathe, Lungcontact Ass'n. the of Ameri-{--the South- year. His mostslides recent reflect just what this easternMichil_an- 28 Christmas West Seal Adams, people Detroit -- the. at I development he the saw history andof histalkreflects and China current and staits SWEET 'N LOW -4_-III_IIq!IqlI-_- II--I- -_" SUGARauun tt t u t u 2S0-CT. _OX • IP_ t • z i Harper, N. of Metro Beach I Pkwy.,Mt. IIlilllll Clemens ways 48226 to or call curb 961-1697. air pollutionl tus in the world today. $ 9 i *gg0rE.I!. INVOIC E SALE be°finierestt°¢itizensand till l l events, In the this light program of current should KELLOGG'S ICE KRISPIES 13-OZ. 85 a source of knowledge that _ C BrandNew1978Models inStock rgstMatte GRAPI 4 carsand7ToughToyota one-mantertainedElementary en-marionctterecently Schoolwere showbY theo: • • The PTO-sponsored gram was entitled pro- [ "The everyon_should have. KRAFT ' _ i _i _ _OX Marmnettes MAYONNAISE 111 Students andstaff atMaire FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER MedievaP times. The 400 students and their younger pre-sehool brothers ?RUIT _t____ _ Magic Sword" and was set in l Pickups.MOST SOLD!! BE formance '°"°= of Applesauce, the " .?, $ 00 __r_ii.!___ ._....-_o-_ and sisters enjoyedthe per- "- so nasty Knight, Sir Fight-Ai _e_aA_i Pr,c_s...'/l_'f • ___ i.:_--=::_ • save _0_.. frierld,y thedragon Prince, who from helped the Aren't You "'_.'_/ Mr. Johnson gave one of Driving A _ his first marionette perform- Toyota? antes at Maire 40 years ago. TII'OliY.IOi[T iA' I 0 keMw,_en10& 11 MileRo s 758-Z000I" ..... 15304 '" I_I_.I_AL " VA 2J]F07O s,z.i
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