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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-03
Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Ypsiant Grange day meeting at Elliott.
Twenty Club $3.50 m, Hotel Huron.
Ladies' Library Board, 4 o'clock, at Library.
Phoenix Lodge number 13 NJ special communication
Entered Apprentice degree
Presidents CLUB Degree Honor $780, with Edmund
Hewitt.
Mothers Men Service number second annual birthday
party American Legion home $40 o'clock
Loyal Order OF Moose, o'clock, Moose Hall
Junior Daughters American Revolution, o'clock with Mrs
Richard Smith.
Ypsanti Post. Veterans Foreign meets o'clock
Veterans Hall.
WEDNESDAY
Shaner Circle OF Society Lutheran 1880
Mrs. Walter Campbell.
Excelsior chapter number $780,
excellent will candidates
Masonic Temple lodge
Huron Temple number Pythian Sisters o'clock
Pyhias Hail.
Washtenaw Rebekahs initiation birthday celebration
s3rd anniversary o'clock Odd Fellow Hall.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society, O'Clock, church.
Y Club dinner dance, 7:15, Pttsfield Grange Hail.
Womans Study Club cooperative luncheon 1890 washenaw
Country Club
Newcomers Club 1880 McKenny Hall cafeteria
Ipsianu Aerie Fraternal Order Eagles 33k
Red Cross surgical dressings five Welch o'clock
ana at St Lukes Church House, 80 4 to $3.50
Ann AborY psiant branch OF the American
verslty Women. CONGREGATIONAL Church. Arbor n m
Mrs H. G. Calls speaker. - -
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Local Thieves
Occupy Police

Several minor thefts were report.
ed to Ypsilanti police over the
week end.
Arthur Sheridan. 1850 s. Huron
ST., reported Sunday that someone
reached through broken rear win.
dow and unlocked door, and had
taken a brown hunting coat and
some shells from his car which was
parked at the rear of the City Gas
Company.
A chrome plated spotlight was
taken from his car sometime Fri
day night or Saturday morning as
1t was parked at service station
on Ecorse Rd., Lyle l.. Stevens,
$50 N. Harris Rd., told police Sat.
urday.
Ann Arbor police relayed to local
officers the report that three suit.
cases may have been taken from a
car that was PARKED on Michigan
Ave. Saturday night while it's own.
er was in a local restaurant. Will
liam Baisey, manage OF a clothing
store in Ann Arbor, accompanied
by his wife, left Ann Arbor for De-
troit Saturday night with the three
suitcases in the rear Of the car.
Between their homes and their ar
rival at Detroit hotel they made
two stops. or at the Ann Arbor
store and the other here. both
times leaving the car unlocked.
They discovered T. loss when they
arrived in Detroit. Missing are a
Gladstone bag containing mans
clothing, a ladies' black bag con-
tanning a woman's clothing, and a
Upper overnight bag.
A pickup truck reported TO po-
lice this morning az possibly hav-
ing been stolen from in front Of
q f. Cross st. sometime Sunday
night or early this morning was
discovered by officers on Pearl ST.
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Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
1880 p. m.-Boy Scouts, Troop 81,
Ross School: Troop 50. Foster
School; Troop 80, Spencer School
1880 D. m.--Dance instruction
Glass, Recreation Department, VIII
lage community building.
6 p. m. to s p. m.-Servaites
Sporters We. Brose Boosters, volley.
all-gafne, Village community gym
nasium.
1880 to 9 p. m.-St. Alexis Circu-
lating Library. open to residents.
WEDNESDAY
5p. m. to s p. m--Altar Boys So
ciety potluck dinner. st. Alexis
community hall
1880 p. m.-Special meeting open
TO persons interested in organic
ing new Boy Scout troop, St Alexis
library room.
1880 p. r.-South American
Dance Instruction Night, Lodge au-
ditorium, sponsored by American
Legion.
p. m.-Bridge Glasses, Recrea-
tion Community Trailer.
D. m.-Basketball, volleyball,
badminton, Roosevelt High School.
SD. m. to g:45 p. m.-Youth Gen.
ter Activities, Village community
building.
$3.50 D. M; $3.50 p. m.-Tennis
Classes. bomber plant courts.
IL noon; 3 p. m.-Swimming
(women only, Roosevelt High
| School.
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Westminster Guild
Selects Chairnen

New Westminster Guild chair,
men and co-chairmen for the year
are: Miss Joyce McKeachie, pro.
gram and worship; Misses Margar,
et lick and Helen Crawford, mu.
sic; Misses Mary Louise Bair and
Betty Coleman, entertainment and
decoration; Miss JEANNE Morgan
discussion: Misses Geraldine Hall,
Rena Gillespie and Helen Ellis
publicity: Misses Winifred Berg
strom and Dorothy Rice, refresh
ments.
Preceding a fiesta dinner and
mixer Friday led by George Mar.
shall and Miss Augusta Harris
Miss Grace Sauers sang beautiful.
ly three numbers. Her accompan.
list was Miss Arlene Fry.
AS novelty In the program
prizes were given to the person be.
coming acquainted with the great.
est number OF people and to the
person coming from the town most
distant.
Announcement was made OF the
Retreat for members at North
Lake this weekend.
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Service Briefs

Harold E. fowler, formerly o.
Ypsilanti. has recently been pro-
noted to the grade OF Private
First Class and Is now stationed
at the Army Air Base, Alamagordo.
New Mexico.
First Lieutenant Moses Jones,
who was commissioned from the
Chemical Warfare Officers Candi.
date School, Edgewood Arsenal,
Md, was recently promoted to his
present rank at the Tuskegee
Army Air Field. The newely pro-
NOTED lieutenant. who Is post chem
ical officer at this station, attended
West Virginia State College from
1885 TO 1899, and the University of
Pittsburgh from 1910 to 1912. He Is
a member Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. 1t. Jones is the son OF
Mrs. Hazel Green OF APT Hawkins
st.
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Dinner HonOrS
Charles Address

The victory dinner for Charles
Address marking his election to the
office OF Grand Keeper OF Records
end Seal of the Grand Lodge OF
Michigan OF Knights OF Pythias
was planned, and the coming dis
trict meetings were announced,
Monday evening at the meeting OF
Queen City Lodge. Ralph Melon
aid, acting chancellor commander,
presided. The victory dinner, to be
served by the Pythian Sisters, will
be next Monday night.
The cigarette fund for the pur'
chase OF cigarettes for members in
the service overseas amounted to
$2O47, IL was reported.
The chancellor commanders OF
this district, which comprises Man
chester, Ann Arbor. Milan, Plym.
outh and Ypsilanti Lodges, at a
meeting last Friday night. arranged
the meeting places and dates for
the coming district meetings. The
aext meeting will be in Ann Arbor,
Oct. 81. The committee for the Jan.
Is meeting, 10 be here, is Walter
Weaver, John Woolsey, and Paul
Burrell.
Clare Gray was accepted as a new
member.
Ira Wallace, who has recently
moved here from Owosso, where
he was chancellor commander OF
the X. P. Lodge, was visitor. and
brought with him for the lodge, an
assortment Of large beautiful dahl
las in colors appropriate TO each
officers station.
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Chymntbsmu0y GhdtoH DIT
annual Garden Club Meeting

bers with the exception OF three
speakers.
Ralph @. Harris was compliment
ed for his active part and perfect
attendance the past year.
Frank Paine was thanked for his
work in caring for the many plants
given to the Garden Club when Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ball moved from
Ypsilanti.
The club voted to purchase a
picture to help cheer the visitors
and beautify the entrance room OF
the new hospital.
Mrs. Handy, Mrs. Harvey Col
burn, Miss Mary Hatton and Miss
Fannie Beal were appointed the
selection committee.
The retiring president, Mrs. Nc
Kay, expressed her enjoyment dur
ing her term of office working with
true gardeners who love and work
with plants and flowers and are
willing to share their enthusiasm
and knowledge. The meeting was
then turned over to Mrs, Glenn
Dusbiber' the new president who
introduced Mrs. Lloyd Walters as
program chairman.
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Delinquency

Continued from Page One)
the basement mems quarters,
where there were no prisoners at
the time. 1t was there that she
continued TO make so much noise
that she was taken to the County
Farm.
Her father, i member OF the U. S.
Navy and sta oned at Crosse lie,
was notified and she was turned,
over TO him Monday evening. He
Is recorded on the police records
here as being arrested several
times for being intoxicated and
disorderly.
Her other lives in California.
The girl for a short time was a
WAC, gaining entrance to the
Corps by lying about her age. They
discovered her actual years and
she was discharged.
Her intoxication was caused by
wine. She refused to tell officers
where she had secured 1t.
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THE Willow RUN News
Frank Jacot
New Director

Chief Frank ]. Jacot OF the VIII
low Run area fire department. has
been appointed the Fire and Safety
director OF the government housing
projects OF the state OF Michigan.
A resident OF Norwayne. Chief
Jacot has been serving the Willow
Run area sonCe June, 1943. Prior
to that time, he served for 80
years with he Detroit Fire Depart
ment. reaching the rank Of batta.
lion chief.
Father OF three children, two
boys and one girl. Chief Jacot is
well.represented in the armed
forces. One son is overseas serv.
ing In the Army. while the second
son Is awaiting overseas orders In
the Navy. and his son-in-law is in
the Army Air Corps.
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Municipal Court

For being intoxicated and dis
orderly, the following paid fines:
Milton ]. Michau, Willow Lodge,
SIS; clyde Freeman. All w. For.
est Ave, SIS; Earl NJ. Canning,
Willow Lodge, SIS: Frank J. Pribyl,
Milan, SIS: Clyde Stephens, Will
low Lodge, SIS; Frank Bell, 205
N. Normal St, $25; and Buford E.
Crowther, 1887 f. Michigan Ave,
$25. On similar charges. the fol.
lowing were committed to jail to
serve their Jail sentences or until
they secure the money with which
to pay their alternate fines: Har.
ley NJ. Derr, Muskegon, $40 or 30
days; and Peter Zinyk, Milan, SIS
or 20 days.
Jerry Harcourt, $500 buckingham
Rd., paid $50 on a reckless driving
charge. For exceeding the speed
limit, Harry j. Roof paid $40.
On charges of being intoxicated
and disorderly. the following paid
fines: Rue Wilcher, Willow Lodge.
yiop RODtil Il = DidNht iOG SOuS Cso
ST., SIS; Ollie L. Cummings, Will
low Lodge, $40; and Jesse w.
Small, Willow Court, $40.
Raymond Kruger. Romulus, was
committed to Jail for so days in
lieu OF payment Of $50 fine and
$40 court costs incurred by his be-
ing charged with driving under the
influence Of intoxicating liquor.
Kenneth Rayburn. Willow vii
lage, waived examination on
charges of driving with a revoked
operators license and was bound
to circuit court. Bond was set at
5000 and Rayburn was committed.
Rayburn was convicted once before
on a similar charge and also was
found guilty of driving under the
influence OF intoxicating liquor.
James L. Adams paid $40 for
exceeding the speed limit.
Total receipts Monday were 1904.
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Varied Items on
Sheriff's Report

Various complaints were report
ed TO the Willow Run sherin's der
partment Monday and this morn
ing including a wrist watch theft,
mad dog, gasoline theft, breaking
and entering, and child bitten by
dog.
Robert Fleck, Bldg. G., room 1872.
Willow Lodge, told the sheriff that
someone had taken his Fl jewel
yellow gold wrist watch out OF his
room Monday night. The depart
ment is investigating the theft.
Andrew Lutty, 1749 Kingston ST..
reported a mad dog In the woods
near Clay Hill Monday afternoon.
The dog was taken to the Ypsilanu
dog pound.
The area management Office In
the Village reported that the doo-
mat In front OF the clinic had been
taken sometime during Sunday
night.
Mrs. Howard Haney, 14oS Irwin
Ct. said that several gallons or
gasoline had been taken out OF her
car while 1t was parked in front or
her residence Monday night.
William D. Workman, 1888 Swan.
sea CT, reported that he lost his
billfold Monday in the Willow Run
area. He said 1t contained many
valuable papers, including birth
certificate, and "a" gas tickets.
Robert Edward, eight year old
son of Ralph Edward, $40 Allen
Dr., was bitten Monday on the leg
by a dog belonging to Harry Crosse
TAO Jerome st. The dog was ord
cred tied for ten days.
Several children were reported
to have cut down 25 or 80 small
trees In the woods at tho rear OF
Tully CT. of Wizard Rd. and built
a wigwam in which they participate
ed in playing and building fires. On
the complaint of the fire depart
ment the sheriff is investigating
the report.
Leroy Clark reported Monday
that someone had entered into his
home at 1911 Swansea and had
taken a carton OF cigarettes, ciga-
rette lighter. and some small
change. Entrance had been gained
by breaking the glass in the door.
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Council Notes

Continued from Page One)
mortal Hospital addition as sub
stantially complete. This was
necessary to provide a time at
which federal inspection could take
place prior to release of the final
portion OF the federal aid for the
project.
Municipal court reports for the
month of September show that
s5,330.10 was handled in that de-
partment.
During September $3.50 was re-
ceiyed in fees at the city pound.
sss
City Market was In operation
nine days. Stall fees brought So,
daily fees s72 and expenses were
$45.
There being no objection vacat-
ing OF part OF the entrance to Haig
subdivision was ordered.
Curb and gutter improvements
were ordered made on Prospect
St.
No bids were received for sale
Of the nurses home east OF Boyer
Hospital.
River st. was ordered closed for
four days during which the New
York Central Railway will improve
the crossing and provide a side
walk on the southeast corner oil
Cross st.
Board OF Commerce was com
mended for its fine luncheon pro
gram on the occasion OF the dedi
cation OF the hospital addition and
the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
for loaning its public address sys
tenn on that occasion.
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About IS Attend
Center Opening

About 35 boys and girls were at
tracted to the opening Of the Youth
Center in the village community
building Monday night, Alfred
Brose, recreation director, report.
ed today.
With an open entertainment pro-
gram including athletics, dancing
and various card and social games
the center was supervised by Miss
Rae Larsen and Ray Arnold, rec
reation directors.
The next evening will be from
to 9:45 Wednesday, and will be
open to Willow Run youths be-
tween the ages OF Is and 20. The
tentative schedule for the center
is three evenings week from 10
GAS p. m, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays.
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Cards Enjoyed by
.O.E.S. Past MatrOns

The Past Matrons Association OF
Ypsuanti Chapter number 11s Or.
der OF Eastern Star played cards
and enjoyed a pleasant social eve
ming at the first meeting OF the fall
season, Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Deon Greene. Mrs.
Dorothy Osgood, Saline, a former
member, was a visitor.
The evening was spent playing
crazy bridge with prizes going to
Mrs. Clay Pepper and Mrs. Lee
Brown. Twenty-Five were present.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and assistants, Mrs. Paul
Burrell, Mrs. F. G. Hutton and Mrs.
z. G. Staeb, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jedele, Ann
Arbor. were dinner guests Sunday
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru'
dolph Jedele.
Mrs. John Wendt spent Tuesday
in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Scheppner
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gard
ner at Salem, Sunday. While at
work in Detroit three weeks ago.
Mr.. Gardner fell and broke his
right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carver
and son, James. moved Monday
from Davis st. TO 542 Holmes Rd.
Mrs. william Ealy attended a
stork shower Friday evening In
Milan in honor OF Mrs. Harry
Trimm. The party was at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Lee Cox.
Mrs. George Crist and daughter
Betty. Detroit, were Sunday visi.
tors at the home OF Mrs. Ann Har-
ner.
Louis s. white spent the week
end with relatives in Grand Rap
ids.
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Brownie Troop
Girls Fly up

Brownie Troop No Is. Mrs. f. J.
Kessel, and Mrs. Harold Magee,
co.leaders, held their "flying-up"
ceremony at their meeting Monday
afternoon at Starkweather Hall.
After the troop had sung Brownie
songs. and given the Brownie
pledge and law, Mrs. Magee and
Mrs. Kessel alternated In pinning
wings on Joan DeBoer, Barbara
Kessel, Mary Jean, Shaw, Shirley
Bond, Nancy Cullen. Barbara Boone,
Jane Faily, Frances Jean Wheeler,
Faith Miller, Mitzi Stanton, Emily
Bachelor, Laurie Baranow, and
Mary Ann Magee.
Mrs. Carl Signor, leader OF Girl
Scout Troop No. 6 which the l3 lit
tie girls entered, gave each girl her
Scout pin.
A nosebag lunch brought the
meeting TO close.
Mrs. Basil Wheeler was a guest.
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War

Continued from Page One)
American forces which have over
run the islands.
The Japanese r,diJ claimed that
10 large American planes had raid
ed Two Island in the Volcano group.
The broadcast contained the usual
enemy claim Of no damage. report
ing that three OF the u. S. planes
we're shot down or damaged, and
that the rest jettisoned their bombs
and fled.
An official Jap communique,
broadcast by the Jap radio, claimed
that Japanese frees had made a
surprise landing on coast OF the
East China Sea, and that ground
forces were advancing overland
from the landings toward Foochow
capital of Fukien Province.
In the Southwest Pacific Ameri-
can planes continued their devast'
ating raids on Jap positions in the
Celebes, Moluccas, and In New
Guinea.
Smash at Menado
Heavy comDeTS slndsheu leiins
assault at Menado airdrome In the
Celebes, cratering the airstrip and
setting large fires among enemy
stores. Night reconnaissance planes
raking shipping in the same area
sank two small treighters on the
northern coast. ..
Kendari airdrome rocked under
a 46 ton bomb ASA B.. During this
attack Ave Jap fighters rose to
intercept the American formations
Three OF the fighters were shot
down, and a Jap bomber approach
ing the field was downed In flames
Other American planes raked
Timor. the Banda Sea area, and
pinpointed enemy targets In New
Guinea from vogelkop to Wewak.
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Stork Calls

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Seit-
Ter, IL So. Adams St., Monday at
Boyer Hospital; weight eight
pounds seven ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allen, 4101 Carpenter Road. Mon
day at Boyer Hospital: weight sew
en- pounds, nine ounces.
Daughter: To Sgt. and Mrs.
Gordon Murray at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, Granite City, Ill, today
weighing seven pounds Is ounces.
Mrs. Murray is the former Marjorie
Richards of this city.
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Scout Troops
to Meet Today

The Willow Run Boy Scout
troops will open their regularly
scheduled program OF activity with
reorganization and general meet
ing at 1880 tonight.
Troops 81 and 50 including scouts
ard committeeman will meet at
1880, tonight at Ross and Foster
Schools. respectively. with the re-
gular weekly meeting of Troop 80
at Spencer School.
The program was briefly outlined
at the recent Boy Scout Rally held
in the Village community auditor
ium attended by almost 100 per.
sons including about 20 parents.
Harold Morris. Quincy CT. was Sc
lected to assist with Troop 81 OF
Ross School.
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Fall Plans Made
by Baptist Circle

Circle three members of the Bap-
fist Women's Union made plans for
fall work at Monday evening s
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Geor-
gia Hunt. It was decided to meet
Oct. 10 with Mrs. Guy Lechlitner,
to cut aprons for the union bazaar.
The group decided to make d
Russian emergency kit, part OF
the White Cross work. soon after
the soldiers boxes are filled.
The hostess and assistants, Mrs.
Frances Johnson and Mrs. Lorene
Brown, served refreshments OF
sandwiches and coffee.
The Nov 6 meeting will be with
Mrs. Lavina Fulton.
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In the Sick Room

Miss Mary Monaghan, who has
been i'll for several months past, Is
still Ill at her home and confined
to her bed.
Eugene J. Koch, injured several
months ago in a traffic accident,
Is still confined to his wheel chair
at his home but Is definitely i'm.
proving and able to see callers.
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Spaghetti Supper
Open to Residents

Open to residents, Spaghetti
Supper will be sponsored by the
st. Alexis Social Club at 6 o'clock
Thursday evening in the communi.
ty hall at Midway Blvd. and Holmes
Rd.
In charge OF the club members,
the entertainme to follow the din
ner will feature social and card
games. Officers include John Soler,
president; Joseph Brooks. vice.
president; Miss Rebecca Hines,
secretary. and Mrs. Theresa Lar
son, treasurer.
Organized in September. the
club plans to furnish weekly and
special events for the Willow Run
war housing project. Their first
entertainment program was dance
September 10.
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Scouters' Event
to be Wednesday

Held annually on the flrst Wed.
nesday evening in October, the get
together OF Scouters and their
ladies, a traditional event, will
take place at $50 Wednesday eve
ming at Waldenwoods, rs miles
from north OF Ann Arbor on high
way US-23.
Wallace Christensen, field execu.
tive, Detroit Boy Scout Council,
will be the speaker for the event.
Representatives from the Willow
Run committeeman include Rev.
and Mrs. Irwin Bondo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gabriel, and Norman
HOLDEN. vice-chairman Of the Ypsi-
lanti District.
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Rural Events
WEDN & SDAY
Beuole

Beoole
The Begole Child Study Club
meets at s p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Crawford Wynn. AS 1t Is
Guest Night, every member
please bring a prospective mem
Der. All women in neighborhood
interested are cordially invited.
Miss Guoine, school nurse, Will
speak.
Saline
The Federated Ladies Aid Socie-
~ meets in aftern ,on In the church
parlors.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF St
Paul's Church meets in afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Adolph Stierle.
In the evening the Guild Will be
entertained by Mrs. Arthur Helm
THURSDAY
Willis
Young Married Peoples Class an.
nual harvest festival sale and
chicken dinner. Methodist Church
annex, 6 D. m.
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Learn-tO-Dance
Program Changed

Because OF the new Youth Gen.
ter activities, the regular Wednesy
day night learn.to-dance group win
meet at 1880 this evening in the
village community auditorium, the
recreation department announced
today.
Under the supervision OF Miss
Rae Larsen and Ray Arnold. the
dance instruction night will be held
Tuesday evening each week. ano'
membership Is open to the public.
Ballroom dancing Is the main fea-
ture of the instruction program.
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Farewell Dinner
Honors w. LaF Ond

In honor of William LaFond.
secretary. who is moving to Flint,
the st. Alexis Altar Boys Society
will entertain with a farewell din
ner from 500 to s 100 Wednesday
evening in the community hall at
Midway Blvd. and Holmes Rd.
Approximately 25 boys and girls
will be present at the dinner.
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Al Ann Arbor Meeting

Mrs. Paul Ehman, Mrs. Paul Sam
son and Miss Doris Milliman were
in Ann Arbor Saturday to attend
a meeting OF the advisory board OF
the Washtenaw County Federation
Of Women's Clubs. Plans we're form.
ulated and delegates chosen to at
tend the Southeastern District Fed
Grafton meeting in Lansing October
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