Legion Sponsoring National Security Progr~m at Center
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Page Ten<br />
St. Pauloscope<br />
Sally<br />
I]y<br />
McKernan<br />
Last week the Senior boys<br />
clinched the intramural title by<br />
defe<strong>at</strong>ing the contending Sophs,<br />
48-20. This Wa3 the final basketball<br />
contest between the four high I<br />
school grades. As previously mentioned<br />
the Sophomore girls took I<br />
the distaff championship.<br />
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The Flyers lost their chances<br />
of competing in the regionals by. ,<br />
dropping a game to Annunci<strong>at</strong>ion<br />
last Friday. ,I<br />
Seen cheering the ,St. Paul five I<br />
were: Celestine Blondell, Ann<br />
Rp.ed. Mary Mar gar e f Van'<br />
Damme. Larry Reynolds. Carol<br />
Staub, l{arvey Divens. Mary Lou<br />
Cavanaugh, P<strong>at</strong> Trombly, Connie,<br />
Molitor, Bob Modaff, and Carolyn<br />
Floer.<br />
Theresa Lyford, Marilyn Baker,<br />
Dick Eidt, Roseann Blondell, Sally<br />
Hull, Tom McLaughlin. Mary AI.<br />
lor. P<strong>at</strong> Lawler. Gloria Wancour,<br />
Janet Hock. Marilyn Sutherland,<br />
Jack Carpenter, Joan Hock, and<br />
Terry Jacobs also witnessed the<br />
55-41 loss. I<br />
Pete Bela:ge; ~.dded another I'<br />
star to his <strong>at</strong>hletic crown when<br />
he was na;ned to the second diVi-1<br />
sion basketball squad. N<strong>at</strong>urally<br />
Pete made the mythical first I<br />
,tring on the all city team, I<br />
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The girls' varsity quintet lost I<br />
its first game of the season last i<br />
Sunday to Ble3sed Sacrament. The I<br />
final score was 24.23.<br />
Having previously won the East I<br />
Side championship. the girls will,<br />
continue in the city playoffs. '<br />
In Hoe m:art "Kerchet'a/ Hill" shopping<br />
marie BirJ<br />
b@"uty<br />
Sorority Helps Crippled C:hildren<br />
tenter it's the<br />
salon'<br />
for Hair Styling and Beaut}' Sert.ice <strong>at</strong>' its best!<br />
119 Kercheval Ave. Grosse Pointe Farms<br />
Call TUxedo 1-6833<br />
Excelll'nt parkin\( facihtJe~ in rear for appointment<br />
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS<br />
M b f Al h . -Picture by ired Bunnell:s<br />
. em ers o. p ~ ChI Omega devoted March 4 to their n<strong>at</strong>ional project of helpmg<br />
cerebral palsl.ed chIldren. A luncheon meeting was held in the Buckingham road<br />
home ~f .~rs. MIl~ard Toncra~ .. Janet ~<strong>at</strong>terso'n, director of occup<strong>at</strong>ional therapy for<br />
the MIChigan SOCIety for Cnppled Children,~was the speaker. Part of the afternoon<br />
",:,as devoted to making "Montesorri Boards" for the children. Shown above; left to<br />
nght, are MRS. ARTHUR O. A. SCHMIDT, MRS. NELSON FROLUNP, MRS. TON-<br />
CRAY and MRS. E.. J. L?NN. Mrs. Melvin Hollinshead was chairman. of the event.<br />
Others on the committee mcluded Mrs. Donald S~rgent, Mrs. Robert. Garland, Mrs.<br />
Henry A. Johnson, Mrs. J. S.. Ladendod, Mrs. Lloyd Nyman, Mrs. Edwin Ross,. Mrs.<br />
John Van Damm and Mrs. John T. Wheeler, Jr. - '<br />
IPulliams Plane' I March 13 Meeting Planned<br />
I To Montego Ba.y I By Farm c!tnd Garden Club<br />
. ,The March meetIng of the<br />
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C, Pulliam Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden<br />
of Merriwe<strong>at</strong>her road; pulled Club will be held on Monday,<br />
away frol1) the coal sho.rtage and March 13, <strong>at</strong> 2:30 p.m. <strong>at</strong> the<br />
other Winter gloom when they Grosse Pointe War Memorial on<br />
left on an air cruise to Jamaica. Lake Shore road.<br />
The Pul1iams went first to New There will be demonstr<strong>at</strong>ions<br />
Orleans and then flew over to of flower arranging in a "Pre-<br />
Montego Bay where they'll 1\top view of a Flower Show." ,<br />
<strong>at</strong> tho Casa Blanca. They plan to' Hostessing will be: Mrs. R. E.<br />
spend a couple of su?ny days in Danaher, Mrs. Alfred La Ferte,<br />
Havana before headmg back to Mrs. Wilfred Thompson and Miss<br />
the Pointe.<br />
Gail Smith.<br />
American<br />
Auxiliary<br />
Legio"<br />
Newt"<br />
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Unit .303<br />
Grosse .Pointe<br />
. . By Doris Nielsen<br />
WANTED: More social evenings<br />
with our Post! Yes, sir, 9ur<br />
pot-luck social ~vening was such<br />
a huge succ~s with 50 ladi~ and<br />
gentsof,the Unit and Post present<br />
~h<strong>at</strong> I think we should have more.<br />
The food ,was really delicious,<br />
thank~ to all pur hand working<br />
ladies and being in the Veterans<br />
Room gave it a real 'homey <strong>at</strong>mosphere.<br />
Our gr<strong>at</strong>eful thanks to Depart.<br />
ment Field Service Gfficer Russ<br />
Cameron for being our guest<br />
spedker. His talk on the Hoover<br />
Commission was very worth<br />
while and we're mighty glad he<br />
was able to be with us.<br />
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, To aU of you who missed hearing<br />
Danny Hamilton sing on the,<br />
i'adio because I gave the wrong<br />
st<strong>at</strong>ion-my apologies.' However,<br />
th<strong>at</strong> was the info I was given so<br />
guess it wasn't an my. fault" He<br />
did a marvelous jnb and w'e're<br />
mighty proud of him.<br />
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. 'I'm glad to say 'th<strong>at</strong> the Demon- I<br />
str<strong>at</strong>ion Card Party was a success!<br />
'even though we did. have such i<br />
nasty we<strong>at</strong>her to b<strong>at</strong>tle with. I<br />
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LOST: If one of you took a pair<br />
~thursday,<br />
open 'till<br />
9 p. m.<br />
friday,<br />
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s<strong>at</strong>urday.<br />
Grosse Pointe<br />
Thursday, March 9, 1950<br />
of galoshes home from the I~ent Nell who has been taken 1 ?aug~t~r, who are staying there<br />
Demonstr<strong>at</strong>ion Party by mistake, i 1~ to 8 et 40. Sure g~ad you sur- 1 mdeflDltely. ca.lled on. ~elena<br />
won't you r t Lh t R !vlved the wreck Nelhe. ,Gregory. w~o IS vacabonmg <strong>at</strong><br />
I • e urn • em 0 ~e ! .. • .. ;the Royal Palms Hotel in St.<br />
: Cramer. They were brand new \ Hear th<strong>at</strong> Alice Marrs has been: Petersburg. Sure will be glad<br />
I and Rose would like to have them j in Chicago taking, care of her sis- .when all our members are home<br />
returned. ;tel' who has been ill but is back' again 'cause we sure do miss<br />
• .. • 'now, bringing her:sister with her. :them.<br />
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Even though it was so colH, we :f ... ' .' • .' !<br />
had a fine turn-out <strong>at</strong> our last' It.:> ~ust hJ...~old home week In i Keep the d<strong>at</strong>e of March lith<br />
meeting, Many thanks to Alice II Flonda as VI Farnum and her I open-more l<strong>at</strong>er.<br />
Marrs and Del Barba for a very _<br />
fine lunch. ., I<br />
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Arlother good'time was had by 'I<br />
all <strong>at</strong> the card party given by<br />
Elva and Doris Nielsen in their<br />
home last Friday<br />
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night. !<br />
I<br />
. Well, girls, you certainly are i<br />
letting your President, Unit and!<br />
cancer p<strong>at</strong>ients down, aren't you? I<br />
There is still an urgent need' for j<br />
'cancer. pads and m<strong>at</strong>erials with I<br />
which to make them. Nell has I<br />
asked so many times for volun- I<br />
teers with very little response. i<br />
How about it girls, let's ask our 'I'<br />
friends and neighbors for ma.<br />
terials and then volunteer to help I<br />
sew these 'pads. Let's be proud. .of<br />
Grosse Pointe Unit and the work I<br />
they do.<br />
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Congr<strong>at</strong>ul<strong>at</strong>ions to our Pres i- I<br />
LARGE OR SMALL - WE TAKE CARE<br />
OF YOUR INSURANCE<br />
ANYWHERE!<br />
ARTOIJK<br />
1214 Griswolc!<br />
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~ COMPA.NY<br />
INSURA.NCE<br />
NEEDS-<br />
ANYTIME!<br />
ROHDE<br />
\VO. 2.4417.8.9<br />
Unwanted<br />
Hair Removed Permanen-rly<br />
by<br />
Fa~test Short-Wave Method<br />
'6900 Kercheval c!tt Cadieux<br />
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MISS BURK<br />
D--troit's FInest<br />
F.1~ctrnlOJ':ist<br />
wo. 1.0462<br />
By .~ppointment-In Strictest<br />
Confidence<br />
1816 David Broderick Tower<br />
HOVRS: 9:30 to 6:00<br />
against<br />
moth<br />
damage<br />
in youI home<br />
ONE TRE,A,TMENT WITH "MOTH CHEK" PROTECTS<br />
YOUR CLOTHING. RUGS AND FURNITURE AGAINST<br />
MOTH AND CARPET BEETLE FOR 5 YEARS.<br />
ESTIMA TES WITHOUT Th S'tt C<br />
OBLIGATION e ml er orppany<br />
.RELIABLE. VAlley 4-9432<br />
DEPEN DABLE SERVICE CHEK PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS<br />
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DUl! to tl-le enthusiastic ,response to our<br />
offer of a BUDGET PERMANENT during<br />
the month of February, we ore pleased<br />
ta announce th<strong>at</strong> the offer will be extended<br />
thru March.<br />
BUDGET PERMANENT $10<br />
Complete, Including Hair Cut<br />
VISIT OUR CHILDREN'S SALON<br />
your spring ,<br />
co~t of<br />
FORSTMANN<br />
Sta,,£ee rt<br />
DRDS!lE POINTE WOCD. B.ALON<br />
t •• " a.4AClIC"""'Il:"'UI: Te:\" TUlCl:lJlI 1."""<br />
Like an Old Keepsake<br />
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wing sleeves wbichgently extend<br />
,\l~ t6 'bloused back, hl'nd pi4ed doubl~<br />
\ , shawl collar .flowing'to w~ist, .<br />
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'proudly presented in parchment beige or "<br />
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trotter, Sizes 12 to 16.<br />
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