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Page Ten
St. Pauloscope
Sally
I]y
McKernan
Last week the Senior boys
clinched the intramural title by
defeating the contending Sophs,
48-20. This Wa3 the final basketball
contest between the four high I
school grades. As previously mentioned
the Sophomore girls took I
the distaff championship.
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The Flyers lost their chances
of competing in the regionals by. ,
dropping a game to Annunciation
last Friday. ,I
Seen cheering the ,St. Paul five I
were: Celestine Blondell, Ann
Rp.ed. Mary Mar gar e f Van'
Damme. Larry Reynolds. Carol
Staub, l{arvey Divens. Mary Lou
Cavanaugh, Pat Trombly, Connie,
Molitor, Bob Modaff, and Carolyn
Floer.
Theresa Lyford, Marilyn Baker,
Dick Eidt, Roseann Blondell, Sally
Hull, Tom McLaughlin. Mary AI.
lor. Pat Lawler. Gloria Wancour,
Janet Hock. Marilyn Sutherland,
Jack Carpenter, Joan Hock, and
Terry Jacobs also witnessed the
55-41 loss. I
Pete Bela:ge; ~.dded another I'
star to his athletic crown when
he was na;ned to the second diVi-1
sion basketball squad. Naturally
Pete made the mythical first I
,tring on the all city team, I
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The girls' varsity quintet lost I
its first game of the season last i
Sunday to Ble3sed Sacrament. The I
final score was 24.23.
Having previously won the East I
Side championship. the girls will,
continue in the city playoffs. '
In Hoe m:art "Kerchet'a/ Hill" shopping
marie BirJ
b@"uty
Sorority Helps Crippled C:hildren
tenter it's the
salon'
for Hair Styling and Beaut}' Sert.ice at' its best!
119 Kercheval Ave. Grosse Pointe Farms
Call TUxedo 1-6833
Excelll'nt parkin\( facihtJe~ in rear for appointment
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
M b f Al h . -Picture by ired Bunnell:s
. em ers o. p ~ ChI Omega devoted March 4 to their national project of helpmg
cerebral palsl.ed chIldren. A luncheon meeting was held in the Buckingham road
home ~f .~rs. MIl~ard Toncra~ .. Janet ~atterso'n, director of occupational therapy for
the MIChigan SOCIety for Cnppled Children,~was the speaker. Part of the afternoon
",:,as devoted to making "Montesorri Boards" for the children. Shown above; left to
nght, are MRS. ARTHUR O. A. SCHMIDT, MRS. NELSON FROLUNP, MRS. TON-
CRAY and MRS. E.. J. L?NN. Mrs. Melvin Hollinshead was chairman. of the event.
Others on the committee mcluded Mrs. Donald S~rgent, Mrs. Robert. Garland, Mrs.
Henry A. Johnson, Mrs. J. S.. Ladendod, Mrs. Lloyd Nyman, Mrs. Edwin Ross,. Mrs.
John Van Damm and Mrs. John T. Wheeler, Jr. - '
IPulliams Plane' I March 13 Meeting Planned
I To Montego Ba.y I By Farm c!tnd Garden Club
. ,The March meetIng of the
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C, Pulliam Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden
of Merriweather road; pulled Club will be held on Monday,
away frol1) the coal sho.rtage and March 13, at 2:30 p.m. at the
other Winter gloom when they Grosse Pointe War Memorial on
left on an air cruise to Jamaica. Lake Shore road.
The Pul1iams went first to New There will be demonstrations
Orleans and then flew over to of flower arranging in a "Pre-
Montego Bay where they'll 1\top view of a Flower Show." ,
at tho Casa Blanca. They plan to' Hostessing will be: Mrs. R. E.
spend a couple of su?ny days in Danaher, Mrs. Alfred La Ferte,
Havana before headmg back to Mrs. Wilfred Thompson and Miss
the Pointe.
Gail Smith.
American
Auxiliary
Legio"
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Unit .303
Grosse .Pointe
. . By Doris Nielsen
WANTED: More social evenings
with our Post! Yes, sir, 9ur
pot-luck social ~vening was such
a huge succ~s with 50 ladi~ and
gentsof,the Unit and Post present
~hat I think we should have more.
The food ,was really delicious,
thank~ to all pur hand working
ladies and being in the Veterans
Room gave it a real 'homey atmosphere.
Our grateful thanks to Depart.
ment Field Service Gfficer Russ
Cameron for being our guest
spedker. His talk on the Hoover
Commission was very worth
while and we're mighty glad he
was able to be with us.
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, To aU of you who missed hearing
Danny Hamilton sing on the,
i'adio because I gave the wrong
station-my apologies.' However,
that was the info I was given so
guess it wasn't an my. fault" He
did a marvelous jnb and w'e're
mighty proud of him.
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. 'I'm glad to say 'that the Demon- I
stration Card Party was a success!
'even though we did. have such i
nasty weather to battle with. I
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LOST: If one of you took a pair
~thursday,
open 'till
9 p. m.
friday,
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saturday.
Grosse Pointe
Thursday, March 9, 1950
of galoshes home from the I~ent Nell who has been taken 1 ?aug~t~r, who are staying there
Demonstration Party by mistake, i 1~ to 8 et 40. Sure g~ad you sur- 1 mdeflDltely. ca.lled on. ~elena
won't you r t Lh t R !vlved the wreck Nelhe. ,Gregory. w~o IS vacabonmg at
I • e urn • em 0 ~e ! .. • .. ;the Royal Palms Hotel in St.
: Cramer. They were brand new \ Hear that Alice Marrs has been: Petersburg. Sure will be glad
I and Rose would like to have them j in Chicago taking, care of her sis- .when all our members are home
returned. ;tel' who has been ill but is back' again 'cause we sure do miss
• .. • 'now, bringing her:sister with her. :them.
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Even though it was so colH, we :f ... ' .' • .' !
had a fine turn-out at our last' It.:> ~ust hJ...~old home week In i Keep the date of March lith
meeting, Many thanks to Alice II Flonda as VI Farnum and her I open-more later.
Marrs and Del Barba for a very _
fine lunch. ., I
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Arlother good'time was had by 'I
all at the card party given by
Elva and Doris Nielsen in their
home last Friday
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. Well, girls, you certainly are i
letting your President, Unit and!
cancer patients down, aren't you? I
There is still an urgent need' for j
'cancer. pads and materials with I
which to make them. Nell has I
asked so many times for volun- I
teers with very little response. i
How about it girls, let's ask our 'I'
friends and neighbors for ma.
terials and then volunteer to help I
sew these 'pads. Let's be proud. .of
Grosse Pointe Unit and the work I
they do.
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DUl! to tl-le enthusiastic ,response to our
offer of a BUDGET PERMANENT during
the month of February, we ore pleased
ta announce that the offer will be extended
thru March.
BUDGET PERMANENT $10
Complete, Including Hair Cut
VISIT OUR CHILDREN'S SALON
your spring ,
co~t of
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