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THE JEWISH NEWS

"Apra 2S, 1941

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Fifteen

A RUSTIC DEVELOPMENT ON BASS LAKEWITHIN 40 MILES OF DETROIT

PICNIC GROVE

LOG ACRES

—Nestled in pastoral beauty, subdivided into
large lots, offers to a limited group, the fin-
est summer haven of its kind in the country.

BASS LAKE

—Sand and gravel bottom, crystal clear, fed
by natural springs and the Huron River, on
the Chain of Lakes.

ROADS

—Picnic tables for Log Acre members and
their guests, in a natural grove, -4urrounded
by trees, just beyond the playground.

SHOPPING

—Very convenient to Pinckney, Brighton and-,
Hamburg.

RESTRICTIONS

—Fifty feet wide, flanked by Chinese Elms,
following the natural contour of the land.
Restricted to members of Log Acres.

—This community is restricted to log cabins,
inside flush toilets and other such features
as to make this a most desirable and exclu-
sive community.

BEACH

—A sandy beach, spacious enough to hold ten
times the total capacity of Log Acres. Safe
for children.

PROSPECTUS

Land sites have already been put aside so
that Log Acres can have a community club
house (which will include a 'dance hall,
card room, pool room, and other recreational
features), tennis court, badminton court and
handball court.

PLAYGROUND

—For children swings, slides. see-saws, merry
go-rounds and etc. For adults—A baseball
field.

Tentative plans have been made for winter
sports; a ramp for tobaggan slides, ice fish-
ing, ice skating and ice boating.

FISHING

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• ---Definitely a bass and pike lake.

ONLY 100 LOTS AVAILABLE

HOUSES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Available by June 15

- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

CALL OR WRITE TO

5531 W. OUTER DRIVE

DETROIT 21, MICHIGAN

EDW. HAREUK
UN. 3-1648

ALEX BROOKS
UN. 3-1563-