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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
Heavy Mail Goes
 South on Barano!

One of the largest shipments of mail in recent months went south on the steamer Baranof, according to Postmaster Albert Vile who stated that 30 pouches of. first class and airmail had piled up in the local office due to the cancel ing of the Douglas DC and the full week which elapsed between mail boats.
 Two truck loads of parcel post and second and third class mai completed the shipment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
DeserterI Is
 Sentenced
 For Forgery

SEATTLE. Feb. 7-Federal Judge Black today sentenced William Richard Vangieson, 20, who desert- ed from the Twenty eighth Engin- eers at Annette Island, Alaska, to one year and six months in the Erl- reno. Oklahoma, Federal Reforma- tory Sentence was for forging and endorsement of a S6l Government check. Vangieson entered plea of guilty.
 Assistant United States District Attorney Gerald Hile said Vangie- son stole the check from fellow passenger on a steamship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
FIREMEN PLAN FOR
 15TH ANNUAL DANCE

Plans and committees for the 35th Annual Firemen's Dance were an nounced last night at the monthly meeting of the Juneau Fire Depart ment. The date for the dance is February IS,
 Other business transacted at the meeting was the acceptance by the Juneau Fire Department of an in- vitation to an open house at the Douglas Fire Hall on February IS.
 H M. Hollmann Is general chair man for the dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau U S. DEPARTMENT OF CON MERGE, WEATHER BUREAU

Forecast Juneau vicinity, possible light tonight little change B variable winds
 Southeast Mostly cloudy with occasional moderate fresh nohery in Lynn Canal
 of the Gulf of Alaska cloudy with local showers becoming moderate to fresh outheasery to Hnchnbrook Partly cou- Hnchinbook Resurrection noheastery winds Resurrection Bay to moderate easely souheastery winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
GAME COMMISSIONER HERE

Andrew Simons, Game Commis- sioner from the Third Division, ar rived on the Baranof to attend the present session of the Alaska Game Commission. Siinons is the last member to arrive and completes the number of members here for the commission meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
E|e(tras
 In and Out

One PA Electra left Juneau for Fairbanks this forenoon carrying mail but no passengers. Coming in on the plane from Fairbanks this afternoon were five passengers, Mrs. Suzanne Taylor, A. R. Davis, B. Pal mer, Alaska Moody and L. E. Linck
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
North Coast Is
 Juneau Bound

SEATTLE, Feb. 7.-Stea ger North Coast sailed at 10:15 o'clock this fore noon for Southeast Alaska ports with 60 passengers, including the fol- lowing booked for Juneau
 Dick Ortman, O. A. Rosto, c. M. Ellingsen, Billy Root, Mrs. J. Marsh, MT. and Mrs. George Bavard, MT. and Mrs. Reinholt Trusted Gill, MT. and Mrs. John H. Brilliant and daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
5ideIighis on inc Legislature

The Territorial Institutions Com mittees of House and Senate hav' reserved Is berths on the Nortf Coast for a visit to Sitka nex week to inspect the Pioneers Home will leave Juneau Tues day evening and return Thursday
 Mules and donkeys, if there are any in Alaska, would be covered lay Rep. Almer J. Peter sons bill to establish grazing districts, but dogs and cats would not be, unless they want cd to graze, Rep. Jim Davis cpined in the House this morn- ing when the scope of the bill was questioned during second reading. This seemed to satisfy Legislators, who offered no amendments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
RETURNS FROM KETCHIKAN

Mrs. Helen Rasmussen is a pas senger on the Northland for Ket- chikan after a few days visit in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
HAWAIIAN TO KETCHIKAN

w. J. Manahan, Traffic Manager for the Northland Transportation Company, is passenger out of Ju- neau on the Northland bound for Ketchikan on company business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
BESSIE REEDER SOUTH TODAY

Bessie Reeder, owner of The Northern, sailed south on the steamer Baranof for Seattle. where she will undergo treatment for the next several months
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
KINGS soUTHBOUND

MT. and Mrs. Jan King and small son are southbound passengers on the motorship Northland. King re- gently was an employee of KINY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
VERA CLIFFORD ON VACATION

Vera Clifford, of Leota's Shop, left for vacation trip to California Dn the steamer Baranof. She ex- poets to be away several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07
MRS. MARIN SOUTH

For a visit with her sister and a vacation in the States, Mrs. John Marin sailed south on the motorship Northland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

The body of water from which the so-caIIed Portage Bay cut off would take off on it's way to Anchorage and Fairbanks is not Portage Bay. In fact charts show no Portage Bay anywhere in that neighborhood, the nearest being in the Aleu- tian Islands. Correct name of the proposed cutoff, Represen- tatives maintained in the House this morning, is Passage Canal. Rep. William Egan of Valdez said the area was pOpularly, but incorrectly, called Portage Bay because there is a portage at the head of the canal. Rep. Frank Whaley said he had in- quired into the matter carefully and found that Passage Canal is the correct name.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

Representatives experienced con siderable difficulty yesterday in re- solving themselves into and out of the first Committee of the Whole of the session. Just what the Com mittee should report on arising was debated for some time. Finally members agreed to report what such Committees practically always report, progress"
 Rep. Leo Rogge's bill requiring applicants for licenses to practice medicine in Alaska to be citizens of the United States, is occasioned it is said, by flood of inquiries which have been received from refugee physicians seeking to settle in Alaska.
 Wrangell is the home of Assis. tant Clerks of the House of Repre- sentatives of both the l4th anc 18th sessions. Two. years ago Lew Williams held the position. This time it's Elna Arola.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

Rep. Harvey J. Smiths "juke box bill' to license coin machines was continued in second reading when it came up again on the calendar today. The Anchorage Representa- tive says he intends to have by Monday an opinion which will con- vince his colleagues that the bill would not legalize gambling ma. chimes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

A new paragraph calling atten- tion to the need of a l80-mile road connecting the Fortymile Mining District with the Richardson High way was inserted in the Peterson trunk highway memorial today by Rep. Charles F Herbert of Fair banks. 's"s0r'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10

MORE THAN ITS were pres
ent yesterday ut Scouts Own
ceremony, held 1t four o'clock
In Zion Evangelical church par
lors.
Nine Brownies "flew up" to
full Scoutship in an impressive
ceremony Led by Mrs. Herbert
Irish, Girl Scout director. The
girls and the Girl Scout troops
into which they went are 10 Ann
Ball, 8; June Baughman, 8; Pa
tricia Trombley, 4; Jane Hecka-
men, 8: Laura Jacobson, 4; Elsie
Jones, 5; June Bassett, 4; Bar
bara Copeland, s; and Guenhilde
Isenberg. :.
The girls were welcomed in
to their new estate by Mrs. Paul
w. Mckee, commissioner Of the
Girl Scout council.
Troop flags were awarded to
Jane Heckamen of Troop 20, and
Euhice Zeuhlke of Troop 10, for
selling the largest number Of
boxes OF cookies in. the Fall
Scout cookie sale. Jane and
Eunice not only were members
Of the winning troops. but also
sold the largest number Of box
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Musical Program Sci
for This Evening

MONDAY MUSICALE men,
bers may each bring two guests
this evening to the program BE-
ing held In the Community
Room Of the Mount Clemens
High school, when Reva Reatha.
Detroit harpist, will present q
long-deferred program, assisted
by Glenn Lewark, bass soloist.
Miss Reatha was scheduled TO
appear earlier in the year, but
injuries due to an automobile
accident prevented her coming.
Mr.. Lewark, soloist ut Christ
church in Crosse Pointe, will
be accompanied by Mrs. Le-
Yark, soloist at Christ Church
in Crosse Pointe, will be. ac-
companied by Mrs. Lewark.
Mrs. George Hamm will assist
with q violin obligato.
Hostesses for the evening are
Mrs. william STREET.. Miss Flor
ence Chapoton and Miss Helena
Marquardt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Valentine Party Set
by United Workers

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
KRANTZ entertained members
Of the jolly Twelve Euchre club
1t . Valentine party last evening
1t their home on Kaufman street.
The red and whitej color
scheme was highIightsd BY the
large cake which formed the
centeTpiece. Valentine decora-
tons adorned the cake.
Prixswinners were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Bates Nrs. Clara
Teller, Harry Krantx, Mrs. Har-
~ Schwaberow and Elmer
Harms. House prize went %
Harry SchWlberow.
Mr.. and lErs. Belts win entsr-
tain the group next, q . date 70
b announced later.
MIR. AND Mrs. JAMES e.
NuNNU.1Y q Birmingham an
nounce ths birth Of twin dau-
shtsss. born Feb. . n HARpee
Hospital, Detroit. The bablee'
gSandpafepts. Nr. and MrS,
Clatanes Nunnelsy, q Aeonac,
am former residsnts g Mount
C%0110G10s M Z. ~p.ys 49,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10

er complete with dinner; Mrs.
James Hufstadler, table model
radio; Otto Kreuger Of Utica,
white kitchen radio; August
Ventzke of Utica, purchase GER
tificate award; Walter HURT
gam, complete dinner for four;
Mrs. Thomas Herbert, five dol
lor cash award; Geraldine Blon-
de of New Haven, electric tea
kettle; Mrs. Albert Harder, five
dollar purchase order for bread.
Food awards were given to
Mrs. w. Klockow, Mrs. Joseph
Schultz, Ruth EschenburR, Mrs.
Alvin Russell, Mrs. L. A. Brill,
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Mary
Goodrin Mrs. H. Lee Moore,
Mrs, Earl Watz, Louis Peters,
Mafalda Van Beversluys, Mrs.
George Mitchell, Mrs. e. Kreu-
ger, Clarence Smith, Mrs. Har-
old Quick, Robert +. Knight,
Mrs. Norman Maui, Gerry
Baert, Mrs. Louis Wood, Mrs.
Frank Kreuger and George
Bloss.
About 1000 people attended
the exhibit on the last day, &C.
cording to Spencer Roys, chair
man. The event was sponsored
by the Detroit Edison company
in conjunction with more than
40 Macomb county dealers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10

Miss Gemmer carried pink car
nations and roses.
Bruce Warner, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man, and
ushers were Kendrick Gemmer,
E. H. Meyers, Gerald Bersma
and David Bird.
A reception In the church
parlors followed the ceremony.
A long table held the bridal
cake, flanked by arrangements
Of white flowers and white IA
pers In silver holders.
DR.. and Mrs. Warner left on
their wedding trip. Mrs. War
ner in powder blue dress with
navy accessories. Upon their
return they will make their
home in East Detroit, where
DR.. Warner practices.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Vows Spoken by Cand|e|ieht
in Presbyterian Church

TALL BASKETS Of white
flowers against q background
of ferns and palms formed the
setting Saturday evening for the
candlelight wedding Of Ruth
Westendorf, daughter OF Mrs.
Marguerite Westerdorf and DR..
Bernard K. Warner son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Milo S. Warner. Rev.
Joseph L. Kennedy read the
marriage service At seven
o'clock.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her. cousin. Fred
G. Kendrick, was lovely in her
mothers wedding gown Of
ivory satin made with . tight
fitting yoke beaded with pearls.
The sleeves were puffed, and
the skirt fell In cleaning folds
to the floor. The floor-length
bridal veil was attached 20 q
satin halo which flared around
the face. She carried q white
bound prayer-book with white
orchids fastened to 1t.
MIST GREEN
Elsie Mae 0emmer was her
cousins only attendant, and
she wore . gown Of mist green
marQuisstte over taffeta of the
same shade. The short puffed
sleeves. fitted waistline and full
skirt identified the gown ~ the
same period a. that Of the bride.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Breakfast Shower Honors
Bride Of Wednesday

EVENTS Are being packed In
close and fast for Margery Lee
Lehner, whose wedding to Fitz
James Bridges Of Seattle, Wash,
will take place on Wednesday
evening.
Today Mrs. A. A. Thompson
and Mrs. Christian r. Matthews
entertained at q breakfast show
er for the bride-elect at the
Thompson home on Miller street.
Places were laid for - guests
at the dining room table and
small tables. The large table
was conferred with q beautiful
arrangement of pink carnations,
budleia and deep orchid tulips,
with chenille hearts thrust
among the flowers. The smaller
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Today>s Exercises Double You
Up = to Straighten You Out

CAPT. VICTOR II. KING, q. 8.
A., u on duty at the q. 8. NiIttary
Academy at West Point a. Asstst.
ant Master Of the Escord and H.
strxctor IN Military GvmHastjcs
and Physical Csltxrc: From NE
years Of experience soitA West
Point cadets and others, lSclvdtWe
gym cIosses for soomew at West
Potst, Capt. King has. written .
series of 70 ayttcles oxtIimtao ne
Jovortte coltsthextcs, Of pAjcA the
article bclOso u the tenth. +
~ CAPT. VICTOR II. KING
Instructor q Physical Culture,
West Point
written for NEA 0srvses
WEST POINT, N. Y.-Hers
are two really tough. ones today.
They are particularly difficult
to do but are very strenuous II
repeated enough times. Thy
are great for the entire -.
especially the middle section,
both lack and front.
Lie on, the floor on :'our
back; legs together md arms
outward along The floor, palms
down. Raise your lses slowly
up and overhead and touch The
floor with your toes, - ] I'm
doing In the photograrh. Lor-
o. your lesS slowly back 70 The
starting position. Your legs
must ~ kept together ana fully
stsaighe Throughout. Repeat -
mony tlnsoe . you can.
n moro SorsnuouD vasiotion ~
- eoQe1uo t1nslo - ~
- ~ 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Red and White Color Scheme
Used at Candie|ight Wedding

gown of pale pink lace and chit
fon and purple orchids. Mrs.
Purton chose rcd velvet, with
which she wore Green orchids.
Robert Lisphart Of Buffalo
attended his brother % best
man, sand the ushers were Ed
SCR Wallace and Clark Smith Of
Buffalo.
4 wedding supper ct the
Queen home followed the cere-
mony, which Yves attended by
l2B guests. The square tered
wedding cake conferred thu
sAhls, flanked by silver and
crystal eandelabra holdine
white tapers. Bouquets Of whits
flowers were placed at the
table ends.
For going away. Mr.. Liep-
hart wore q tailored suit Of pink
wSegge wool with long pink
and brown plaid coat. Her hat
end accessories were brown,
and her corsaee gardenias. They
lsft "a . Canadian wedding trip,
Mr.. LisphaTt viii enter the
United States Army on FEB. 30.
Guests were present from
Buffalo, Cleveland. Datyoit,
Crosse pointa. Mount Clomenl
guests were pr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Ullsich, and dauehter Joan
Mrs.. Jamss Esskine. Mr.. and
Nh. Weltar Lehner and ~
John, Julie knight Clarsnc'
1objneon and Mr.. and Mr& HaI'
q. ). TaylQg. i.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
: WE THE WOMEN : ]
Husbands: These are Valuable
Tips on Martial Diplomacy

. IT. offensive By raxxing her
eooonAtsSedly about the man
whe hso been swing her Z rush
Oh avenine.
& ~ waats hsr 70 shine 90
elally, ~ should never Quo4-
tion hsr knowls6ge II The cor
rect thing 70 do.
~ ~ Wants her 70 enjoy ~
eeenpAnionShip h IN outdnt
panke. e plain that hs = SclnG'
tmot % please her.
q III men knew just Thu
InDeh shout woman there
WoalIdn't b 20 many halfway
1unhappy wives.
1Q9S JULIE BOHIL, o.
Mount Cleneps high school fac-
u11y, a confined 70 her home On
llaSkex strait by influsnsa.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
rs Witness Elevation Of Nine Brownies to Full Girl Scout 81
Guests ond Attendants
Arrive for Wedding

mrs. ROBERT G. BECHTEL,
OF Encampment. Wyoming. arriv-
ed here today 70 attend the we'd
ding Of her son, Lieut.. Paul s.
Bechtel and Joan Noe. which
will take place on Saturday A.
t4rnoon. She Is = guest at the
Noe home.
Ernsstine Noe, Of Chapel Hill
College, N. c., will arrive on
Thursday for her sisters we'd
ding.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
v. ODLE are quietly celebrat-
Ing their ART wedding snniver-
sary today with Z dinner In De
troit.
GUESTS AT THE WHITNEY
home On Grand avenue last
week were M. and Mrs. Arthur
Whitney. Of Kinde. and Bruce
Pelfer, Of Ann Arbor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Many to Attend
Valentine Party.

A NUMBER Of new reserva-
tions for Grace Guild Valen-
tine party Thursday have been
made. They include Mrs. Stu
art DeMott, Mrs. Alfred Evans,
Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Ar
thur Rosso, Mrs. A. M. Mellier,
Mrs. Harvey Scott, Mrs. Richard
Wolf, and Mrs. Merritt Will
marth.
Refreshments will be served
at 1870 in Grace parish house,
followed by cards, with table
and door prizes to be awarded.
Mrs. John w. Miller Is gen.
eral chairman, Mrs. Charles
Sanders Is co-chairman, In
charge of tickets at the door.
Mrs. r. E. Alguire will take
charge of the tables and Mrs.
Frank Gantenbein of the kitchen
arrangements. Others working
on the affair will be Mrs. Clar-
ence Fortier, Mrs. Anna Braun,
Mrs. Mary Scott-Simpson, Mrs.
Charles G. Niemetta, Mrs. Da-
vid Swinscoe and Mrs. L. Court.
MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
JOHN and children, Clifford, Jr.,
and Jerry, left this morning for
a two months vacation In Flor
ida. They will 60 to st. Peters
burg and TO Hollywood where
Mrs. Johns father. Frank Voor-
heis, Of Harbor Springs, is spend
ing the winter.
o.
MISS RACHEL McVEA was
called TO her home near Grand
Rapids Saturday by the illness
Of relatives. She Il not expect
ed to return this week.
ELIZABETH ULLRICH has
invited few friends for lun-
cheon Friday at her home on
South Gratiot avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Coming Events



Mon Feb. lo1sabera Davis Circle, pollock at Kings
Daughters Home, at $50 PM
Mount Clemens High school, at pm '' y
Tues. Feb. list. Louis Council Of meow, in st. Louis
hail. after services in church. Joint meeting with Altar
Tues, ilwho.oever Class Of Baptist church. dinner
Tues. Feb. III Youns wom.n pm Aux,,.rv - N.
home Of Mrs. Donald Chapman 90 Park avenue At
Tues. Feb 1l-Monday Musicale Chorus rehearsal in Com
muny Room Of Mount s Slsmen , HIGH school Ct pm
at the home Of Mrs Howard Groesbeck Jr, 800 South
Tues Feb ii-Luneheon and card party for the benefit
Of Dicknson PTA At the home Of hirs wiiam s. Dsus.
erty I42 Croker boulevard. luncheon served from IL
Tues Feb ii-civc Chorus rehearsal in Community Room
w.d Feb % c.sas Icds. No. g. r. and A. NJ
Wed Ts degree in Mss0ns club. y -: At so Pm
Home luncheon at 1880 pm.
We'd Feb omission Society Of T. T. c. In church parors
we Feb i2Lncoln Tea in Methodist church parlor spon
:orsd BY group l. wscs. s-s Members and friends
wed. :o;;S s:ss; : i ;S ~
v.a Res E: Club e g ieSi; Pe5..s lao pm
sheridan Lincoln avenue, It pm ' NOME y ''''
Wed Feb i2.Lip.reedns classes in room 100. Mount
w.d Feb iaz see.I Mission Soeiey :. church p.lor. at
the home of Mrs. Frank Cats, ITO North avenue. At
4o-IOuyuock
home OF Mrs Henry LaCroix 70 Croker boulevard, at
pm -#,aft ~
Thurs, Feb is-Rummase sale IN Matshevr building on
Broadway sponsored by St Annes Guild Of 81 Peters
church.
a.: meeting e: home q M 2. mn sas
North Gratiot avenue, Ut 1890 pm. fk.as
Thurs Feb 13-Carie Leerhausen Society az MehodIst
church, dinner with husbands home Of Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Woln "a Cas- avenue, at GO pm
Thurs Feb 13-vaentine party n Grace para house. pou-
sored BY Grace Church Guild Rsfsshments $50 pm,
followed BY cards. a.tI
Thurs Feb 13Margaret Bottome Circle Of Kings Daug-
teri. at the home Of Mr.. Fred Eptins, - Lodewyck
avenue, q pm
Thurs Feb 13-Yoe 0c3oek club q g. Louis p1r1A nt
home q Ax1 If1nk ptgvugA North sv1nue, @ . pm.
1hus, 20 lo-3espgtsn1 Hep C3uh @ h0mo @ l1Sx
i y. IullH, p1okinoon ovonaA IL ~. e. &c
! . = 80 u - - 2 p - -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10

tables had centerpieces Of sweet
peas and grape hyacinths, with
smaller hearts among them.
Out-of-town guests for the
party were Mrs. Robert Brown
and Miss Anna Hall Of Ann Ar
Dor, Eleanor Swan and Mary
Louise Willoughby Of Detroit.
REHEARSAL
The rehearsal was held yes
terday at Grace Episcopal
church at one o'clock, with din
ner following for the bridal
party and two families, at the
Lehner home on South Wilson
boulevard. There were sixteen
guests In all.
Mr.. Bridges has completed his
list Of ushers. They will be AL
Ian Bridges and Jack Smith,
cousins from Windsor, John Nc
Kee Of Birmingham and Robert
Wolfe Of Detroit. John Mckee of
Birmingham and Robert Wolfe
Of Detroit. John Lehner. broth
er Of the bride, will be best man.
The Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy
and the Rev. George A. Meri-
field will perform the ceremony
in Grace Episcopal church at
half past eight on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lehner win be attended
by Mary Jane Willoughby of
Detroit. She 10 the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lehner,
and Mr.. Bridges the son Of Mrs.
Fitz James Bridges Of River
side, Ont.
Miss Willoughby will enter
tain at q linen shower for Miss
Lehner tomorrow at her home
in Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. PAUL VAN
CAMP MARY Marsack) an
nounce the arrival Of a son,
James Lawrence, born on
Thursday, Feb. 8, at the home
of Mr.. and. Mrs. Louis Marsack,
Jefferson avenue.
KATHRYN HUNTER of the
Detroit YWCA spent today at
the Mount Clemens high school,
interviewing Girl Reserves who
are working for their Girl Re-
serves rings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-10
Council Offers
Training Course
to GS Leaders
TRAINING

LEADE Err s. TRAINING
COURSE will be offered to To-
cal Girl Scout leaders and those
of the surrounding communi.
ties, by the Mount Clemens
Girl Scout Council ON Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings this
week, the local Girl Scout
Council announced today.
The meetings will be held In
the Presbyterian church par
lors, with dinner at $50 o'clock
served by the girl Scout coun-
Gil.
Training courses on Wednes-
day evening will include group
mixers or social games, nature
and hiking. program planning
and budgeting, and singing
games.
On Thursday evening, Girl
led by Sara Maloney, Girl
Scout singing will be the
featured study, with songs
led by Sara Maloney, Girl
Scout director at Royal Oak.
Dramatics, handcraft and dane
ing will also be taken up at
this session.
Between 80 and so Girl Scout
leaders are expected to avail
themselves of the opportunities
offered by these training cours-
es.
MRS. JOHN N. STALKER OF
Groose Pointe was the Sunday
guest of Miss Jessie Nel1is.