The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

at Wyandotte and in State meets.
Those interested should report to
Recreation Department with birth
certificate and learn details.
2. Band instruction at Roosevelt
high school each Monday night at
7 pm. under direction of Kenneth
Hauer. Open to boys and girls who
own their own instruments.
3. Handicraft Shop at 124 North
Line under direction of Arthur
Durham each Friday evening at 6
pm. and Saturday mornings at 9
pm. Work with wood, wood turn
ing, leathercraft, and plastics may
be obtaiped.
4. Teen age dances for older boys
and girls at Masonic Temple every
other Friday evening. Various pop
ular bands are scheduled for these
events.
5. BOYS basketball leagues starting
in November by age classes. Boys
should line up teams with these
ages in mind: midgetS under IA
years, minors under Is. majors I'M
der Is as of October l, 1945.
6. Girls basketball leagues of
same ages as boys will be started
ii interest is sufficient.
Z. Boys hockey leagues when ice
is ready at new Hockey rink at
Pulaski park. Leagues will be oper-
ated with same ages as basketball.
Boys may plan now and report
their teams to the Recreation Of
flee. Meetings will be held later.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR ADULTS ARE:
1. Old Time Dancing at Garfield
school each Friday night at pm.
Again the well known Ford Motor
Co. leader, Mr.. Brancheau and pia-
no player, Mr. Wickert, will be at
the dances and occasionally a COM
plete rochestra. Everyone is well
come at these dances. 1t is not nee
eSSary to know the steps as the
leader will give instructions and
enough people who know are always
present to help newcomers.
2. Volley Ball League for men at
Mckinley, Washington and Gar
field schools. Schedule will be an
nounced later. Teams of six to eight
men should form and report to the
Recreation Office.
8. Badminton Groups. Groups of
8 to IL people or more can sched-
ule gyms for badminton play. They
may be mixed or all men or all
women. Anyone not able to form
a group may leave their name at
the Recreation Office and they will
be invited to play with some groups
already organized. Badminton will
be played at various gyms from
Tuesday to Friday nights.
4. Adult Basketball starting In
late November. Two leagues are
planned-ClaSs A Open to Down
River Recreation Departments. Elk
pected entries are from Wyandotte,
Trenton, Allen Park, Lincoln Park
and Crosse lie and RomuluS Air
Bases. Glass B Wyandotte only. Re-
stricted to less experienced and
none Class A players. At present
Sharples is planning to enter this
league. Other teams wishing to
enter should contact the Recreation
office.
QUESTIONABLE
AS requested in a recent essay
contest on Recreation in Wyandotte
q QUESTIONABLE Is listed below. If
you will fill out this QUESTIONABLE
on Recreation activities and enough
interest is shown. other activities
will be planned if possible. Also the
City maintains q Recreation De-
partment located on the End floor
in the City Hall. Anyone may call
or drop in or talk over recreational
problems until 5 pm. Many church
es, industries and neighborhood
groups have availed themselves of
the departments experience in rec
reation matters and We have been
able TO assist them with equipment