M: ljoruy of r; .ide~t; -ii8htsdurlnl th., njght, ii not typels ot b2lurlllce, ii costly u it appears: ' the il1eludlllt boule owners wh~re. delective sergeant i a i dtuflu can reco\'er all or prove th1l point, i called the part of i iou re, ultina irom detroit ed1l0n compllly for burglary 01 their hold", but, 8 ro figure, and wa. ln1orm. do these people know how to ed that it coat only one cent to supplement thla protective ca. burn i 100-wltt bulb during venae ~t.hrough preventative a lour. hour period; .' 5o.wiu m.thodl. bu1b. only one cent during an pi r del. ~61. j.me15 la i elgth.hour period; and a 25pratt revealed tbat it is the un. wa t t one cent lor 16 anhnou. opinjon 01 lawen. bow'i. what can be ~'heaper lor~ment a gin c ie severy. tban that? wbere. that burilarl. with ad "it is better to spend a lew extremly few rare eacepuons. pennies. or even a lew dol. hlte to work where tbere is ius lor items. lor example i iny u, ht. tbe lorte of boctur. timer that turns lights on and ilal visitors is darknen, in ou at set times, than suuer a wh1c: h they can wol'it almost burglary loss that collid run without detection. into hundreds, and perhap: ; a burglar dreads any light- thousands o dollars, nol to eel home, or illuminlted are.u mention the heartbreak of 105. coiltlblie4 frem pa, e 1 ; heirlooms 01' iround hollhs because they ing priceless cal1 ell11 ; ' be spotted, the y k~epsakes. wbich of course urged to attend. pointe organl. avoid these lu.: e plagues and means nothing to the thieves zalions are invited to send rep. go i ii search of a darkened except what he might be able resentatives to hear the speak. h 0 u .b~re they oquld al. to get lor them monetary.wise. en and help formulate con. most be certain that no one is "then, too, there is the pos. structive community action tohome. sibllity 01 damage to property ward saving our environment. 'nle cheapest preventatin which sometimes occurs wben insulallee is lighting, lapratt the intruders are seaching for pointed out. he told of a de. money and valuable, " la. troit police precinct comman. pratt added." and the moonder who rec: ommcncied to de- venl'!nce of picking and dean. troit city ofkfials a plan to ing up after messy ransack. alk ruldentl in nelgbbor. ing." bood in hli precinct to turn 011 --outside lights and leave them oil during the night. many burglaries have occurred in th.ii neighborhood. tbe pollee commander rea group of about 3~ memo ceived iuthorization from the city officials to approach the bers 01 tile grosse pointe senresident.s with the plan, and ior men's club heard about the cooperauon of the people detroit renaissance from the was amazing, lapratt said. group's i n t rim president, almost every home left out. thomas r. reid, at a recent door light.s ijurnlng during the luneheon meeting in the war l~i61.t, ind thto. llumbf! ; ' c. 0 1[. memorial. detroil renaissance. made glaries dropped. "leaving llldoor lights on up of the r.rea's top business . when absent from, or ou~ide and government leaders, came into existence late last year 115 a non.prolit corporation de voted to the economic develop. ment of the city of detroit. financier max m. flsller is chairman of the group; renry if so, your , 000 will ford u and robert surdam, earn 8 % and more for president of the national bank you if invested with us 'of detroit. are co-chairmen. in a nice '200, 000 apart. the 26.member board of dir. ment b u i din g near eclors is made up of industrialgrosse poi n t e. your ists, bankers and businessmen and includes the heads of all money starts i!!aming the very first day it is lour automl ; bile companies. governor william milliken and invested. you pay no mayor roman gribbs arc hon. commission to anyone orary oo-chalrmen in the un. because you deal direct- dertaklng. ly with the owner. for the very top leadership of more interesting jnfor. our community is combining mauon telephone any its working talents and collec. morning from 9-12 or tive influence to bring about an economic and eioiic renaisevening 6-9. telephone 821.8985 or sance. or re.birth, in the city of detroit. that goal requires write to the owner. concern with the long-range address: problems of the city as well as with immediate physical reo building. 916 beaconsfield renaissance is already deepgrone pciftte, mi. ly involved in expediting a 48%30 number o building projects, including the new sports sta. dium. mr. reid told the men', clv.b: "in cllse tbere are those bel'e today who sull wonder where we stand on this one, let me tell you now that there will indeed be such a stadium; it will be a domed stadium; it will be on the riverfront site west of cobo hall; it will be bunt on an economically sound basis. the atadlum will be de. signed primarily to acommodate baseball teams, but we are planning to accommodate other events including oot. bali, " mr. reid spoke at length of e!corvl the group will make to bol~ter civic pride and enust widespread public suppor~. lie explained that the renaissance conception of detroit extends beyond the city boun. daries to include the entire metropolitan romplex. "i believe, " he said, "that the mother city detroit still holds some claim to the al. leglance of her suburban ex. patriots and - if you search your hearts - you wul acknowledge that much oc the purpose 8nd identity of your lives - the greatest oppor. now, complete lunlues and richness of experi. homeowners insurenc1 came from 'being a part of the fifth largest city ance protection with in the united states. coveragtlls designed "everyone of us is some to meet your exact wa ; ' indebted to the industrlai pe rso nal req ul recenter. detroit. detroit has been good 10 us and made pos. ment, . sible the existence o our en. if you own a home or vied grosse pointe. we can. not in consclence abandon her vacation home in to the dispair o economic michigan or rent a decay." home or an apiutmr, reid is on loan from the ford molor com pan y mentl or live in a where he is executive director condominium or a of civic and governmental ai. co-operative , you fairs. he lives in shelden.

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