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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Coming Events
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Fri, Apr 4Public grocery, party sponsored by IooF
IN Barron hall, ut pm. Meeting for members at
Fri. Apr: 4-Resular oEs meeting in Masonic hall At
Fri, Apr EFamily Night In Gilbert Memorial Baptist
T. church parlors, dinner at $50 PM .t,,. =
Fri, Apr 4-Rummage sale In Matthews building S. Broad
way, sponsored by FEC Young Womens Auxiliary. "
Sat, Apr SRummage sale In Matthews building s. Broad
4 way, sponsored BY FEC Young Womens Auxiliary.
Sst Apr 6-Pesbyteran Young Peoples Christian Eueayor
hay ride members meet 1t home Of Anna Laura Fulton
: 1t 7:30 pm .., ,.e,-.lsl.
Mon Apr. 7-Baptia World Wide Guild at the home Of
Eleanor Schonschack, 1877 Jones street. at 7:30 pm.
Mon Apr 7-Youns womens Club costume patty in Masonic
hall, at pm.
Mon Apr Board Of Trustees Of Kings Daughters Home,
at the Home at ESQ pm $3.50. 4, 49,. ~
Mon Apr. Injecting Of ali those interested in British
War Relief In Grace parish house, at 10 am
Mon, Apr 7St Louis Club. at the home Of
) Mrs John Charbeneau, Riverside drive 1t pm.
Tues Apr 8Mount Clemens Tent Hive 1881 potuck dinner
In Barron hall Ut $50 pm. followed by business meeting
and practice for hnitistiou. ~ as -
Tues Apr eBaptt Whoever Class in the recreation
- Of the church, at ESQ pm. :,
Tues, Apr SEC Young womens Auxiliary, 1t the home
OF Mrs Charles Donaldson, % Warrington ivenue, At
8 PM,
Charles Donaldson % Washington avenue Of pm.
Tues, Apr ST. Louis Four O'clock Club at the home of
Mrs Bud Provost, South Walnut svenue, 1t 3 PIN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
NimbIe ThimbIe Club
Will Make Girl Scout
Uniforms for Troop 5

THE NIMBLE THIMBL E
CLUB yesterday decided to
make Girl Scout uniforms for
Troop 5, as q Spring sewing
project. The decision, was made
at the meeting held at the home
Of Mrs. Elmer Tebo, Yeamans
street.
Mrs. Harold Koth, q member
Of the club and leader Of Girl
Scout Troop 5, proposed the plan
to the club, suggested that the
uniforms could then be sold to
troop members at cost, mate
rally reducing the price Of the
uniforms.
Plans for the project will be
completed at next weeks meet
ing on Thursday at two o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Cor.
nish. North Rose street.
MRS, DOUGLAS HAYES Of
Dearborn was . guest at the
Weeks home on South Gratiot
avenue yesterday.
LOIS CADY is observing her
18th birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
~ RUTH MILLETT

HARD WORKING, well-mesn-
ing parents want to give their
children security. They worry
shout II q lot.
But not all OF them understand
that financial security Is not the
only kind-or even the most i'm
portant kind.
There Is also family security.
and that Is the most important
kind-so a far children are con.
cerned.
A family can weather long
periods Of financial insecurity II
they stick together and II the
children have the feeling that
they are loved and considered
important by their parents.
!, There's nothing that can be
substituted for this family secur.
ity. Yet 1t Is something every
mother and father. no matter
how poor can give their children.
FAMILIES WILL
STICK TOGETHER
Where there Is family security
from the time children are small,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Asbury League

.MILDRED HOVIS viii enter
tain memberS and friends Of
Methodist Asbury League Sun
day evening, at her home. 33o46
Euclid, st. Clair shores. Trans.
portation will. be arranged for
thoss who meet In front Of the
Methodist church at 0:lS O'Clock.
- .. 49, !.
MARGARET ANN AYERS Of
the Mount Ciemens High school
faculty = IN Detroit today, IT
tending the funeral Of her grand
mother.
ANNA VAN DegTEENE. 1875
North R0st street, underwent 4
tonsilectDmy In 81. Joseph's hos
pital this morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Attend Tea and Exhibition Of Dutch Heooms at Jafcex
Young Women's Club
Looks Forward
to Costume Party

MEMBERS Of the Young
Women's Club are looking for
ward TO next Mondays meeting.
when . 'come - you are" party
win Be held In Masonic hall It
eight o'clock.
Mildred Lyon and Marion
Brophy are in charge of arrange
ments, and have notified each
member to come as she might be
found ct . certain time Of day.
The evening Is being called
Mrs. mythe Gives q Party"
The refreshments committee
includes Mrs. Edwin Sharland.
Mrs. Walter Bellman and TheI-
ma Sonnenburg.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
State Flower Show Opens
Tomorrow in Detroit

LQcAL :MTTREST q running
high over the approaching Mich
igan Horticultural Society,s an
nualt flower show, which opens
st 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon IN CONVENTION hall In De-
troit. II will continue daily from
ten O'Clock In the morning until
ten o'clock at night through Sat-
urdav evening, April II. Mount
Clemens Day will be Wednesday,
April 3. r
Tickets for the show are avail.
able ut Schanher's, Daners, and
Westendorfs drug stores, end
Csrey's and Bannow's flower
shops. They are selling ut re-
duced rates until the opening day
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Metropolitan
Auxiliary Plans
7th Anniversary

PLANS for the seventh ami
veryaTy banquet on April IL Of
the Metropolitan Auxiliary were
made last evening at the meet
ing OF the group in John H. Muir
ply clubrooms.
2. The committee In charge Of
arrangements includes Mrs. John
Miller, Mrs. Pat O'Grady, Mrs.
Charles Sanders and Mrs. John
Gillett. This committee will
select the location for the ban
Quet and complete the plans.
Announcement was made Of
the monthly district meeting to
be held In Grand Rapids on
April IL. Mrs. John Gillett, in
her capscity a. state officer, will
attend this meeting. -
All members were urged TO
support the policemen's and Are
mems pension, Proposal 8. which
comes to q vote next Monday. I;
Prizes Ut 500 went to Mrs.
Harry Hipkins and Mrs. Ed viii.
lert, Mrs. Gillet won the bunco
prize; Mrs, Harold Loren the
house prize; and Mrs. Thomas
Longgtah the flower prize. ~
The next meeting will be held
In the Murphy clubroonis On
Thursday, May 1.
MRS. HAROLD: DONALD.
SON and Mrs. Harold Lindsey
left this morning for Tampa,
Fla. En- route they will stop at
Denison University, Granville.
O., to pick up Lois Lindsey and
her roommate Alice Reisner, 60
ing On south together. The girls
will visit Miss Reiener's par
sny n T1mpa, ana Mrs. Donald.
son and Mrs. Lindsey will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
PreusSel'in Hollywood for -aDolt
ten days. -.
GERALD DUANE TRYLOFr,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Trylon will be christened Sum
day at st. Peters Catholic
church. A family dinner 1t the
home Of his grandparents, Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry w. TryIoi, will
follow the ceremony.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Henry Ford Becomes
st4Grandfathef

DETROIT. April 4.-Rl
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford II ore
the parents OF = seven and : .hhff
pound baby GIRL, Henry ford's
first great.grandch 1.-The bsbe
was born yesterday It Henry
Ford hospital. Physicians said
both mother and child were do,
Ing WELL" .~.
Mrs. Ford II y the former
Anne Mcdonnell. who was mar-
ried to Ford's grandson last July
Is at southampton, L::-l., home
of the Mcdonnell family.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Large Crowd Attends
Eastern Star Party

ONE HUNDRED and twenty
eight persona attended the card
party sponsored last evening In
Masonic hall by the Order 81
Eastern Star.
MN. Bennett Hedley won the
door prize, . beautiful basket Of
fruit donated by the Kroger
company.
Mrs. DeRoy Cramer was
chairman Of arrangements for
the event. and she was assisted
by Mrs. Ethel Woolard, : Mrs.
Ina Guenther and Mrs. Emma
Lennox. 4 M u.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Youth Broadcast

REV. FIR, PAUL TANNER Of
Washington, DC. will speak on
Life Exchanges" In . radio
broadcast Of. . youth program.
Parents and youth are urged to
hear his talk, which will b
herd locally over Station WV
1t one o'clock Saturday SITTER.
noon.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN KUs-
TER arv dinner guests this eve
ming q Capt. Herbert Bluhm q
0el&rjdo6 Field. ~
81 'sftS q
Z Mrs Carl v. DODGE u Ii
L1mA O., VISITING her .brether.
Angus Skinner and his Amil$..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
I'VE THE WOMEN .
Close Knit Family Can Give
It's Members a Real Security

Il Il carried over into adult life.
The family, though its mem.
bera may live thousands Of miles
apart Is still a clan. And by then
family security has usually be-
come financial security 1iso.
For every member ofstha- lam
lily knows that IL he absolutely
has 70 have help, some usembeE
Of The family, or several 10
gsthary will help HIN but
whe4har he needs 1noneyrto get
. n0f 3Ob; 70 pay for IN opera
tioa. O., 10. help him through q
touyhsperiod. =
EACH .AaEMBEI
H4kPo OTHEIS
This he-up between family &C.
curity end financial security Is
30 strong In some families TINT
parents without much money
have been able to get the Oldest
child Through college, and then
see him pull the next one
through. and 50 on down the line
until Z large family Is college,
educated.
So the young parents whose
income isn't secure needn't wor-
ry, too much about the effect Of
that on their children. II they
0oufish the family feeling, their
children will have !, security
through the years-the security
OF knowing they belong, that
they aren't cut adrift In the
world, and that there is always
someone to whom they can turn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
ST. Louis NCCW
Appoints Two

TWO NEW appointments have
been made in st. Louis Council
OF National Council of Catholic
Women.
Mrs. Arlo Riggs has been
nsmed parish legislation chair
man by the council president,
Mrs. Vernon J. Kerwin. Mrs.
Higgs will attend . meeting Sat
urday In the Chancery building.
In Detroit. called by Miss AIDE
lside Burns, srch. diocesan letis-
lstion chairman. Mrs. Hisgs win
represent Port Huron Deanery. 1t
the meeting.
i Mrs. Walter Braun will serve
on The social service committee.
whose chairman Is Mrs. =. J.
Downing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Of the show, when the price will
be advanced. :. - -. -
mrs. waitsr c. Fenton and
Mn. Carl Schimmel, devoted
students a. flower. culture and
arrangement, and prominent
members Of the Mount Clemens
Garden Club, will clerk 1t the
show. Both have pcssed the ex-
summation Of the Michigan Hor-
ticultursl Society. making them
scersdited judges, and were
asked TO Judge 1t the show. Both
asked to be permitted to clerk
rather than Judge, in order to
gain more. experience before o.
suming the responsibility of
judging In 20 important a show.
ARRANGEMENTS
Mrs. Fenton will clerk tomor-
row In the class devoted to ar
rsngement Of roses; Mrs. Schim-
mel in the class devoted to ar
rangements Of forced branches,
either Towering or green.
On Monday Mrs. Schimmel
will clerk In the class. for ar
ransements Of snapdragons.
Wednesday, Mount Clemens
Day. both will serve, Mrs. Fen.
ton on carnations, Mrs. Schim-
mel on arrangements Of cut plant
material suitable for a design for
textile. '..
On Friday, Mrs. Fenton will
work with arrangements of cut
plant material In horns of plenty,
and Mrs. Schinmel In arrange
ments reproducing flower prints.
Exhibitors from Mount Glenn.
ems will include Mrs, George w.
John, Mrs. Austin w. Heine and
Mrs. Fenton. Mrs. Thomas Place,
president of the local Garden
Club, will assist In the horticul-
tural department. :"
Displays wili include q brides
table, corner arrangements, tea
tray arrangements, q table set
ting TO. represent q famous per-
sonality.. Z budget table. and
Easter table, rock gardens. small
arrangements, orchids. bulbs.
and, roses. =.
Many Mount Clemens people
have already purchased tickets
to attend, and It Is expected that
former attendance records will
be broken. ..,,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
st. Peters Meow
TO See Slides Monday

ST. PETERS Council, Of Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Wom-
en- will meet Monday evening,
April 4, In st. Mary'S club
rooms, following benediction n
the church At 7:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin Of
Detroit will show colored slides
Of masterpieces Of the life Of
Christ and I'll women Of the
parish are urged TO participate
n tn Holy week sRTing.
A brief business meeting win
follow the showing q. the pic
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Rose Club

MRS. IRA ANSBURY enter
tanned members Of st. Louis
Rose Club yesterday afternoon
for luncheon and cards. Prizes
were awarded 70 Mrs. Conrad
Rsuther, Mrs. Stephen Schwenk,
Mrs. william Seagram and Irene
Forsue.
Miss Forgue will entertain the
club next on April ~, ut her
home On Quinn road at. eight
O'Clock.
MRS. ANNA SHANAHAN IL
expected 10 return today from
Harper hospital, Detroit, where
she underwent . nasal operation
yesterday. =
Ii
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
To Plan Party Tonight

ALL WOMEN OF st. Peters
parish are urged to attend Q
meeting in st. Mary's clubrooms
this evening following services
at the church, to complete plans
for the dessert-bridge to be spon-
sored by st. Peters Altar So
ciety.
The party Is to be held in St.
Mary's gymnasium on Easter
Monday at 1880 o'clock, with
Mrs. John Kroon as general
chaifman..
Legion Auxiliary Holds
Meeting at Moore Home
THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of the American Legion
Auxiliary was held last evening
1t the home Of Mrs. H. Z. Moore,
Warrington avenue. The assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. George
DeLaRue and Mrs.. Hugh Watson.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday, May /, at the home
Of Mrs. Wayne Leach.
~ -.
Plan Pollock and Bowling
For Business Girls Club
MOUNT CLEMENS Business
Girls last evening made tenta-
tive plans for = dance during the
month Of May. They met at the
home Of Betty Bird on Marine
City highway In Meade. with u
members PRESENT.. ~
The next meetin gof the group
will be . pot-luck dinner on
April II, followed by IN evening
Of bowling. Betty and Peggy
Weis, 2007 Cas- avenue, will. be
hostesses for the dinner, at $50
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

"A BIT az 'vsoet Ns1esise& Mos
opened "a Aount clemet1 yes
terday Afternoon when Mys.
Theodore pe0root showed her
cherished fhmily tyeaaares at the
Margaret Bottome Circle ten fat
Mrs. John yarch0w's home on
Lincoln avenue. = -
Moot NcderIaad, or beautiful
Netherlands. Il must. have been,
for the background Of these care
fully wrought pieces could Be
nothing else.
Moro than It's women were
privileged to see this Interesting
collection OF Ans pottery, beau
tiful old silver, bras, jewelry
and other things Tor the home.
Mrs. DeGroot In traditional Vol
lendam costume explained thst
the collection II not Just some
thing to look at. that the lovely
things were used In her mothers
home In Holland, and are used
In her home today. She has
brought them to this country ON
the eight trips she has made
back to her homeland since she
came here In 1919.
Her young son Ted, dressed In
the quaint Vollendam costume
for men. assisted his mother with
engaging pride In giving the
background Of the lovely things
to the guests.
Both explained that people Ia
the Netherlands have not worn
the costume except h tourist
sections Of the county Yor many
years. Mrs. DeGroot woge Z {t,ll.,
skirted striped basque WIN wkat
we In America would. csll =
jumper top, and duo- chockoa
guinpe. a lovely winged Aco
cap neatly covered Mr. hair.
Ted's fun black tros1Deen ana
bright bloaase wore toppod -
tall. quaint cap, and - handled
his wooden shoss with expert
encod de1terity. rs;
SILVIA
Amoos - lovsly thines yvsse
many pioooe e beautilsl ,eilvos.
A complete ash ,sirvicl -
decorated With little HI q,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
County PTA Council
To Meet Next Tuesday

MACoMB COUNTY Council
Of Parent Teacher Association
will meet for luncheon at the
Congregational church In New
Baltimore on Tuesday, April 8 at
~ o'clock.
Reservations will be taken for
the bug to-F lint to-the st1te PTA
convention at this meeting.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be made by Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. Max Bear, New
Baltimore. >
~
MRS. PAUL ULLRICH ente:-
tanned q few neishborhood
friends today, honoring Mrs.
Percy K, Martin Of Bay, City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
wALDgNBuHG waItker

So whes's new n MOTOR
OLA ess seljss sW oisposY g
esedJsss Service Seess, csss
q Ssssh Ave-. essy os0es
terms. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Club

MRS. BERNARD JOCK, Mrs.
Ray Raul. I'd Mrs. Ralph Green.
field won April fool prizes last
evenins At the meeting at the
Carnation Club held 1t the home
of Mrs John Sterling. The. host
esses later awarded them real
prizes. too, for their skill =
cards. !,
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs. Eli Jock and Mrs. u.
Rocker.
The Easter motif was used for
table decorations, the conter.
piece being 4 huge nest, and In
dividunl nests were used 10 mark
the places.
Mr3. Bernard Jock will enter
tain the group next Ut 173 Avery
street. 1t eight o'clock on
April II.
MIR. AND MRS. JEROME
SULLIVAN Of East Outer Drive,
Detroit, are parents Of . con.
William Emmett, born yesterday
morning IN Harper hospital, De-
troit. Mrs. Sullivan u the for
mer Dorothy Diehl Of Mount
Clemens.
u
MISS Hell ENA m AR
QUARDT. Miss Irene Crawford
and Mr.. and MrE Ted Leonard.
con will leave the end Of next
week for . weeks motoring trip
through the East.
~ 80
: wALDgNBUHG waItker
League will stage Z three-act
play, 'Tucifers Lodgs," b
Oops Hall In waldenburg &
eight o'clock Thursday and Fri
day, April II and 10.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
BY JOHN ID. LEONARD.

Construction of 1000 dwelling
units for families of Washington
defense workers on the vast Gov
ernment-owned acres surrounding
Greenbelt (MdD was announced late
yesterday afternoon by John M.
Carmody, Federal Works Admins
traitor, as one of 43 defense housing
projects assigned throughout the
Nation.
The new project is one of the
four largest assignments of the en-
tire national allotment, funds for
which will be provided under the
terms of the $1500OO,000 Lanham
Act for defense housing. Two other
1000 dwelling projects were assigned
to Baltimore and the fourth to
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Farm Security Administra-
ton, which controls administration
of Uncle Sans nearby model COM
munity. will direct construction of
the new project and will announce
details of plan within the next
few days Actual construction work
is expected to get under way as
soon as contracts can be let, pos
sibly within 80 days.
Need Stressed by Palmer.
Assignment of the project followed
close on the heels of the defense
housing recommendation recently
forwarded to President Roosevelt by
c. F. Palmer, defense housing CO.
ordinator. These recommendations
included construction of 1,000-family
dwelling units in the Washington
area as part of national program
to relieve IAN acute shortage" in
cities engaged in defense activities.
Commenting on the new housing
project in nearby Prince Georges
County, Mr. Carmody said the Farm
Security Administration offered Mr..
Palmer the surplus acreage at
Greenbelt for defense housing last
summer.
The use of this surplus land for
a new defense housing project will
make possible considerable savings
to the Government, since the land
is already in its possession" Mr..
Carmody said. additional savings
will be made because utilities al
ready are installed and available.
These savings on this defense
housing project will be considerable
and will furnish one of the best
basic arguments for the location of
this housing project at Greenbelt.
$3.50 Maximum on Homes.
From F. S. A. spokesmen it was
learned that homes to be built for
the new project at Greenbelt will
cost slightly more than the $4,000
average set under the terms of the
Lanham Act. They revealed that
there will be maximum cost limit
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Alexandra Hospital
Setup Is Changed

Revealing that Alexandria (Va)
Hospital has been going decidedly
in the red," Richard L. Ruffner, act
ing chairman of the Board of Di-
rectors, announced today change
in its administration.
Robert G. Whitton, assistant
cashier at the First National Bank
Alexandria, was named business
manager-a new post-to take over
all non professional matters at the
institution on March 1. The hos
pital is expected to be put on "a
paying basis"
Exact figures on the hospitals S
financial difficulties cannot be made
public, Mr.. Ruffner said, "in fairness
to the hospital"
"It is too far in the red," he COM
mented.
An overload of charity cases is
largely to blame, he declared An
early step in the business revision
is expected completion of an agree
ment with the City Council under
which the institution would be paid
for certified INDECENT patients on a
per diem basis, instead of by an
annual lump contribution. Similar
agreements are under negotiation
with Arlington and Fairfax Counties.
No actual decrease in work for char
ity is contemplated, but the financial
burden should be shifted to the local
governments, he said.
Other plans are being considered
and probably will be announced soon
after Mr.. Whitton takes office, it
was stated. The new business man.
ager is a native of Alexandria and
trained at Southeastern University,
the American Institute of Banking
and the graduate banking school
of Rutgers University.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Berwyn Heights Asks
For Law Creating
Municipality Status
ForestviIIe Spokesman
Call for Water and
Sewer Facilities
Bv a Staff Correspond of The Star.

BY a Staff Correspond of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 6.-Declaring
public services they are now unable
to obtain as an unincorporated COM
munity are needed, residents of
Berwyn Heights have appealed to
the Prince Georges County delega-
ton in the State Assembly to enact
a law to convert that area into a
municipality.
A group of 20 citizens, the spokes-
men for whom included Walter F.
Mulligan, president of the County
Civic Federation, and William H.
Duvau, former county commission
er, laid the request before the leg
islators in a hearing.
New School Asked.
Later the lawmakers heard resi-
dents of Forestville ask that the
suburban sanitary district in Prince
Georges be extended to include their
community so they may obtain water
and sewer facilities. They also
asked that provisions be made in
the 1941 school construction pro-
gram for new school at Forestville.
All of the requests were taken
under consideration by Senator
Charles c. Marbury and Prince
Georges members of the House.
The Berwyn Heights delegation
declared they would have an in
corporation bill drafted and sent
here for study as soon as possible.
A request was made for all of the
general powers usually vested in
municipal governing bodies, while
it was pointed out that a tax rate
of approximately 20 cents on the
S100 assessment would raise the
revenue necessary for town purposes.
Facilities Held Vital.
Norman Collins, clerk to the
Prince Georges County Police Court,
one of the Forestville spokesmen,
said the growth of that section de-
pends upon making water and sewer
facilities available.
1t was pointed out by the Forest
vile group that the proposed school
construction program now being
prepared by the Board of Education
for consideration by the legislators
lists the building of new school
at Forestville as a must" item for
this year because it is required to
take care of the mounting school
population from that section.