The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-17

sewing: lamps: drawings, of both
animals and scenery; and COM
plete sets of PAPER dolls with
extensive wardrobes.
Collections ranged from hu.
man and animal hair to the thrift
~ aggregation Of LETTERS o n
nickels In q glass Liberty Bell
bank. Included were also match
folders, empty cartons of grocer
les, sugar Jumps from various
restaurants, q number Of collec-
tons u6 stamps, one Of holy pic
lures, picture cards obtained
from gum and cigarette pack
ages: caStanets from Cuba. and
other souvenirs of far places;
doll furniture; buttons; marbles;
and many. many more.
Different hobbies, b US 0
they At In neither category were
those Of Betty Jean Miller Of
Lincoln end William Dubay Of
Dickinson. Betty Jean simply
crossed her rollerskates on each
other, ~ her entry. for roller
skating II her greatest pleasure
at the moment. william entered
two 81 his brood Of % bantam
hens, whose entire care and rails
ing IL his hobby. It won him q
price,
Marjorie Schwinke Of Grant,
combines both collecting and
creating, Hen entry in the hobby
Show included an acorn neck
lace, shellacked and strung as
attractively as any you see in
this day of smart cost u m e
jewelry. She also entered her
collection of buttons, and won Q
prize.
Prizes were to be awarded to-
day by Edward Dubay, supervis-
or of the Fairgrounds. under
whose direction the Hobby Show
was conducted.
Additional reports from the
Fairgrounds follow:
ST. MARY'S
Wednesday was an off-day a
far as any baseball games 70.
However both the checker end
horseshoe champions were de-
termined. In boys class a Sam
Gaines was declared winner,
while Richard Rhodes won class
B. Among the girls, Harriet
Yenn0r was class A G h q m p,
while Edna Moore ran off with
class B.
The checker champions were:
class A boys Bob Siewert; class
b, Willism Rich. Girls: class A.
Marie q ain e .; class b, Betty
Sheath. rs
Richard Peltier, Supervisor.
LINCOLN
The Rockies played the Grant
Rockies in the morning. Lincoln
Rockies lost.
We are all looking forward to
the Pet Show to be held Friday
afternoon.
Betty Brink and Sarah Jane
Kennedy, Supervisors.
GRANT
Tuesday evening the Grant
Midgets defeated Dickinson Q to
Z. The Rockies followed suit and
defeated l. in 90 n Wednesday
morning. Ia to 2. The Midgets
were to meet Lincoln Wednesday
evening.
The girls played softball In
the afternoon and our sandbox
and horse shoe pits attracted
many.
Lorraine LePage and Maurice
Levine. Supervisors.
DONALDSON
Wednesday m oraing our
Rockies received their first set
back, losing to Dickinson school.
Douglas Phillips was the losing
pitcher.
Betty Nank, Supervisor.
GRIFFITH FIELD
Checkers md horseshoe WIN
ners will be named in q few
days.
Tuesday afternoon the Rock
les won their second game from
Grant. The score was 1875.
Charles Abbot, Clarence Hovsh
and Ernest Stencil made home
run hits. Wednesday morning
Wilson Rockies also lost q score
Of o to 4 TO our boys. The girls
are looking forward to their soft
bali game with Dickin; Friday
afternoon.
Delorthy Jenkins, Supervisor.
mn. AND, MRS. r OBERr
RICHARD and daughter, Mary
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poole
and children Virginia and Tom
my will leave on Saturday for
Higgins Lake where they will
spend two eeks. Saturday
marks the fourth wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard.
MRS. WALTER DRExLER
and daughter, Nathalie, have left
to spend . few days In Louisiana
visiting Mrs. Drexler's son, Dom
aid Wandt, who is at Camp Liv-
insston.