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Senior
Gh~id Study
Club
South Lyon Herabi—Whitmort bibs ?tS—1~a.,ilay a~lass
SsctlonCae-PqsTwo
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Hears
Talk
on BTS
Scouting_Newslinq
Richeisir and cnesln S hr home a Iâerty street. I
Mit Ralph IldweU
30 at the home of Mrs. Freida a teacher in specSl unit sthica. hsrie nco~ingfrom major lfstatalls hi Garden City.
GE S~4
Gale on Eight Mile road, mem- tion at the Boys’ Training surgery at St. Mary hospital Mrs. Charles Rodman was a from South Lyon. Evening call- Mrs. Michael Obrenovich,
houseguest on Wednesday, to ers were the Neil Dswsons and with t. I.~,gS~s and NIS.r-.,t WlIlla.0s — GE-i-Nfl
At $ meting of the Senior ben heard a very interesting School near Whltrnore Lake. in Livonia.
1 Saturday in Detyoit
di, spatS
~&udy
club held on April_speaker, Mr. William Gi~on, Many interesting and worth- Mr. & Mrs. Ben Lertharb of Friday at the home of Mrs. faail~rfrom Milford.
‘p K~th Dewson,
of the vialt4ng the Al George family All Girl Scouts and BrownIes noon. Mr. Paul Ore~&tcOut
while facts were brought out Cleveland, Ohio were week. Agnes Tuttle at Adrian.
during the talk that many had end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Grea- Nell Dewsa~s,who S in Pan- for ths day.
who will be attending day treasurer, ulsted t~j4’s as
not known previously. The Reginald Smith~Mrs. Lenarth dy, two saa and Mrs. Frank tiac General hospital, is reaid We~ 1St,
chUtes S the George HW c~ this year are to be attr. Ada~ wa ~~“*
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Training SChOOl at Laialng, .1 asid Mrs. Smith wee class- M. Gready are diniar guçs$ ported recovering nlcS~
4,StSCL
oswes clinic ott ~turday. The boys bedimahie
a tçØ
with
othwhich the one at Whitmore mates and both gradoated at on Sunday S the home of Mrs. Mn~Alma Steed,
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ildi
at
111
pa
shaip
~s
wind
aS
~
r~
on
Lake is a branch, S composed as same time (rein asses Clyde Gresofleld at ClInton to er “‘tinkers of the Parli
h~I
‘~‘t1on.
wet
of 400 acres,
organised traIning school h~Clevelsid. join with the family in onle- lodge at Iota Lyon, spent the Toe StevEn on Twetve ~,
Dr. S*
Griswold
l~years ago, as was for boys Mrs. Don Suutvaa* of ~tg *tiGreenfleWs bith- Wedasday altertn and evenI
only until in Ifl a simit- one rnbwham w~ a guest for
a district meet.
was established for girls at lunch and the day of her cosas
Mrs. Nell Winlerberg return- dies ofattended
the Rebekahe.
Adrian.
in Mrs. Clarea)e Schelfer at ed home gq Sunday afteinoon, ingMi.
Dorothy Potter and
Due to insuthclesit room the New lhidsai on Thursday.
*11 a bering spent two Mrs. Domd~tompklna an
average boy or girl stays on- Mrs. Frank Taylor of flU- weeks vSM~at the home
oellsrs Saturday evekg at
ly from 10 months to a year. mmgkam spent Thirday and her A. °e~ and family
the home of Mn. Alma Steed.
Every child wants and Itas enjoyed having hand’ with EdFIedhn at Midland.
Mn. Emma Anderson, Mn.
“Your Friendly Family Shop”
Mrs.
Earns
Andersen
S~d
an education althcugh
her sister Mn.
Nellie
Weednisa and Mrs. AlMrs.
Nellie
Weldinan
returned
may not especially like
&nith.
ma
Stead
spent a e
SOUTH
LYON
GE-74$41
to
their
bane
in
South
Lyon
ale WILLS
Mr. Gipeas Mated that much The Tuesday club will inset
recently wi
at their school work Is does on Tuesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. on Friday, April $ having evening
Charles MusoU. The evening
with books that can be take at the home of Mrs. Forrest spent a glorious winter hi Sal- was spent In card playing.
fly Braierton, Floridi. Mrs.
home or to their living quar- S
ters giving them personal pride George Bex-z Jr. spent Sat’ Anderson’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gatfka,
of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gaffka
in their work.
urday and Saturday *4ht as a Ethel hadAnderson
accompanied the la- and the Charles Galikas were
Last- year four boys were — 01 Freddie IdeNulty, Jr. who
to FloSs, returned to her at East Tswae on Thursday
graduated from the Whitmore of New Hudeer on the week- dies
home In Pontiac on March 9. perch fishing and in the evenend
of
April
27th.
ThIs
past
Lake
school
with
one
student
While shopping In Slantthey did some snelt
Eastern Michigan wi~weekend Fred Jr. returned the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes ing
er’s Variety for Mother’s entering
and
two
cbl*eri
01’ KalamazoO ping at the Singing &idge
Iversity
at
Ypsilanti.
visit,
coining
to
the
Bets
honte
n.y be we to register
rredt weekend guests’ S success In both, ventures.
There are taie unit clams, for Saturday and kturda~were
ysur mother’s ~ame~
Mh.
ffiye&’mcthet,
Mrs. fl Mr. and Mrs. Jamá O’Neill
one a special security wtit,
of l~nslr~
were
wa~e
sSLa;ie.’
Five semis will I4~qawa one for drastic cases that can- ~t.Georn
Sen ~~UendS
niecesalfantforfreegtfts,
not be allowed tg.ad.i. and a bridal shower Bali
the Wesley Wisenans and
reglster~’
Inept! to one for low mentality and
4~.andMrs. Wilson Xl~mentally disturbed cuss.
Students for these units are .01 ~Detroit
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
chosen from IQ tests and rate *at —
4~— the waked
WMbr U
of speed In ksntg.
‘ii 11 S N at their
of
‘were
Students ~y go at any lEt.
near
West Bunch.
S
aw
to ths~eta1$)Srwith their
- ‘Mis. WilsOn Kimberly lUst
South Lyon
SA
F~fl~ u~s:uah~ng
shower given hi
its’s. ii ‘Wonlà ~ DÜt&I~W’theof baby
her sister-In-law, Pits.
school are required to be 13 to guests of cowiss Mr. and
and two JesEbters Mrs. .lohn honor
Kimberly at the boate
in
19 years of nge, and upon Loaph MIller at Union
of $ifalo, New Ygrk Richard
story are: ursawy —..ruyP ed the event of rsin~the plcMrs. Charles Smith on Fri- Mr. tiul Mrs. Jobs Bflhai. our
Ii ~!aralaI;Tailor —
reaching the age of 19 are it George Ben attended a flag arid Mrs. ~gi~ Nix from Ann of
day
evenIng,
AprIl
N.
entertained
at
dinner
On
Sunleased on parole fqr a definite party for a cousin, Walter Iii- AsS, —, luncheon
WUkn*; May —
oh, will be postponed for two
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Face of day. $r. and Mrs. Don Read ot
Ann-hem; Tom
Kay John- weeks umUl June 15.
time.
nlbrscht of Mt. Clemens on on Thursday at the — S Miss
Resale
and
Miss
GeneA NEW. LADIES’ APPAREL
Mrs. Wordi’s sister and hus- vieve Read at their home at and fmnily sad Mr. and Mrs. ston; Owl — Sheila Minton.
There are two chapels, one
•.i
William Parker and family of Narrator Carol Heldt; stage
Pr$estsnt and one Catholic, to
ttiàr’t%
band,.ths Arthur Dlgbys.
and INFANTS’ WEAR SHOP
Rusbtm road.
A~Arbor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tern
Kaiser
James
Mitchell
in
Mt.
(~idirectors
—
Pam
Coo
and
Kadeal with the boys’ sphltuel
Miss Geneviavs mid- slates’, Mr. and Mn. Clarence Stir- thy Avery. When we get our Forty-aIx Boy Scouts of the
ens. Mr. B~ig.lbrechtwill mar- and daughters of Garden City Miss
problems.
WE OFFER FASHION- WISE
Semis Read with Mrs. ssletsr with Ms. and Mrs. play mamorled we will pee- Ottawa District spent a weekry
Judy
Eckman
of
Detroit
on
were
dinner
guests
on
Sunday
Art, crafts and hobbles are
7. -~$SES— BLOUSES — SLACKS iiJ ACCFSORIFS
Fneaie
Read visited Mrs. Built .1
end recently ta$$ akunbr
Belly S tinier lake ;~‘
at, the horns of their Darntti,
‘a
taught. Last Christmas a group Mn,* Abou$ ~r~n
o~
Ann
Arbo~!
Leader kslnictor taw$Ing
~elst.aaevening
reomify
with
—PLUS—
P. ~Ad ~i. J~a XaS.
at boys entertained by singing
cases at Pepud LeSs Mature
John: Dathauu fas
e
Christmas Carols at the MichIMr. and Mrp. Ed Cafruw’ and Mr. S Mrs.
ThOU? S -r~.Yan-~P~!
j~ evSt of the’.venthgwho
Atbit were Sungin State hospital on Seven
viewing ~5
~fl eotØEt In fl5~tlk*stlU. (us isd~ The boys, lesders In,
caGers a the
Mile road. Many articles are and Isatilly atteted a
are rnakn’S*-lSneat the big’ was IhS on WSw
niadq by the I~oysfor the Rick- fmlIy dimiet p~tyop
Tsv~ elate,
.1 ApelT tthi- ~ woEad’on
ett School for retarded chil- April a at the home
flei&S~H~wSkafl
Lx.
Mother’s~’ day..
‘
cousins,
Mr.
and
drei at Brighton.
—.
wit
be
fl
09*4 MONDAY and ~RIM’%
Iti ~
Hear.
In
watt
Jams
Sch~
A..msjorlty of them boys are
on WednNda, 119 P1
from Detroit. Mudi Is being members at the
nail
~the hfl~J1t Mn
I-es
ACROSS FROM THE WIhrMORE
L49
fOST
OFF1CE~
done to teach the boys peltS S the event.
LI —
l.~ftfl
cW&. The rvU alI FIF
at
respect srid mannerism.. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
ts~Itt t*.ul
Gn’ Sited that a good Sr. end family spent
-~:~~‘‘
Parry SdSfer jafas “a
wflhl’r by*t’
of tiaetbeis coawjrom rib- 1MM. wW Mn.
the-local ladle. Ir$dg~Sewn. entitled ~l
en homes, no homes or homes tSr, Mrs. John
Monday twiSt April fl lea.thojsry.”’
where so discipline or super- was calibrating
Mr. Witliam Hoyt of-li
--Tlr-~. .~.&..O
vision has been given the day on that day
ljS rifled as A.breee
was r-ai”W’ üt.
ly enjoyed the
boy.
ere@ on Sadly aftwmen...
and the occasion.
Mrs.
Laura
Mom
of
NorthTen Ladle., menthew. of
‘ ~
and Join Serick, Tttoj
rifle spent Thursday evening Mrs. Frank Wisenin
W.tC.t ‘I the Ii
Wailed1 LMarrMsi% 5us$with h~r friend Mrs. Guy children reati enjoyed
Qpjra of South 4’on~
son and Kenneth Di Cairces
pancake
sat served
as,
.1 the annual VS Cs.
hulF
;GrdMr. and Mrs. William K. the boy scouts $~iday
terse “n~’g heM In
gory sutkthtW’
Kel~
Smith and sort Billie were at ~Jt AprU$$’Zeke
SoupS
by
to
tell
us
about
our
~dt at ‘fielleidle
Oeh4M.,-Ive~Ia%-F~rii4i;
dAy,’hStYiV.
,
,f,A
“P*qledISØ,!’W- Wathodlat
Grand Rapids visiting Mrs. Judy’s restaurant.
this
wish. Ve.*en. k$ clint —wbIl~on’May it William ‘UStdt~-tOt’ q,
Hue SW*~
Frank wlsssnsn and sore en~~Mr. S i14 (~$M‘SS~1~g
Smith’s aunt.
will he pr~t’ Mrs the meaty who attended frau at 1:60 pm. Sane girls played White Lake; end Freak Void,
Mrs. James Cash and Ms’s. joyed the wresthng matches and two children with MEl use,
week Wa.tft, Reid this area were Mn. Lynn Shu-outdoors before they left Lir
Marion Ftetcher were csllars held on Saturday evening, Ar and Steven Trosubley of De- meat
flutter trust r.i~.s.
saM Mrs. PhII~Deflect, ~e. We dicised our Fly. ‘GOP -at,____
at the Edgar Adams home last ,iI 27 at the high school g~n troit were SiSsy afternoon —
this week.
Mrs. harts Muse, Mrs. Hi~Up to be held. before sumner
visitors at the lane of their
in South Lyon.
week.
E)RIJO
i~,
Mrs. Claris Rodmszrspent aunt and inch, Mr. and Mrs.
1k yspaa, w** ‘wW Lime Mrs. Edward Scorns, vacation.
Claude
Simmons
of
Livonla
‘It-n,.
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By HUGH C. BRONAUGH,
Mçs.
helps
Baker
Mrs.
Milton
Milton.
Dawson
of
Johns
reed.
p4
steamy
at
Till
,*.
two
days
recently
with
her
brother-In-law, of Mrs. Guy
Sleting
Mrs.
AaArew
Bourn.,
TROUT
N
— Your reporS
dsnghtsr
and
family,
the
H.
Afternoon
caSe
were
Miss
n
the
MgI
wheel
~y—
Simmons, has returned to his
I
c
S w~eesNt stalls- Mrs. Mernian Green and Ms’s. S Patty ltrtmsn. dur meetInS —.
ing was at Wednesday May I.
‘flit
O~I*
*uwfl am*.
1ST Ot’flAflTUst
MICHIGAN WEEK is next week,
Thsrsday aftarmoon gueets of We Sad. a Mother’s day
Mr. and Mrs. Fred PrSu~gift. We arp having a undies
May L9 through May 25.
~ ~e Mr. end Mrs. D. C Day Tea’ at oar sat rsralar
Throughout the State, activitIes
fl.r
•‘~
PrecWww of Ann Arbor and meeting. We practiced our
program. Miss Young, the
are planned to publicize Michi—
3. Begisug esyssi pale Mrs. Dprk Fowler from
uSeS
mue$ terher, case
Sng$,
Caitwnla.
Mrs.
FowV~’O&
x>cXkx1()(S)~
gan’s unlimited assets, resources
Ssft sal
~ former p~itof M~. to help wI~Use song for the
saul advantages for industry, business, agriculture,
,rlr-r.
ste’s tea and die —
lanes May of DebtS us*flg - air noon — at
II.
education and recreation. The purpoee? To help
Ut Fred Fr’’~ a
I tietsel
eSeet
gvny Mielaiganian become a better-informed spokescall en 8a~day.
a
TROOP $60 — Margaret WilMr. aid *t Fred Enema- liams
tess for oar State. This year’s Michigan Week theme
S ycir reporter. Gr
ham
leMmAsIs “Science and Research for our Future.” A good
meeting was held on Monday
boron
laM,
5**agetac- May dat the Sayre School.
Soot, because there are more than 200 active reI
q~~~Syqsb for the card BelS cafled Ike meetsearch units in Michigan. They do an estimated
ing to order. We said the girl
Jean.
Sties
when
Mr.
S
$750 million worth of research and development
Mrs. Ala Vb,~— ng’ad ret — sad the girl
Mr. end Mi. t soot Mn. We bed the truesret annually—asuring
Ames, when they bed not seen se’s report and took Us.
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a better future for each
We closed our meeS~Pan
is a i yew, Ml a ~
treated us to p-y”-l—. At.
at us. Current projects
ts, 39 years caine for (vs. Coe
inrrsnw
iii
Mr. sad Mn. Doqid Serge tsr frets we waked on as
fr~pjwork on the
day project. ThoM
S Tr~, a navy buddy of Mother’s
~~to the structure of
aid the Jams who jIlt c~c~’them took
Iba __s weyL
on laday.
tha boto
t), from — ivy
Sale of the
fly ~Un
~entat4vn to new at!etveotO* Fsfl-IV
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TROOP C — New Hudsonat
kitioS producta. Their
Iosats. tsp 47~ ternthe ~ty Bird’ campeeorta add up to a
iey loft
Friday May
skyrocketing activity
3 for Bald Mowatabi RenistUt shows no signs of
don Part at Lake Orion, ad
ituad S.ty May $ at
flag oft
1.
we host of
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developed by Bell Telephone Laboratories, is basic to
sew transmission and switching systems that will lead
to new and improved services. Just last month tclcpbaae company operators began dialing calls direct to
G~Britain, Germany, Italy, France and Switzcrland.
$rs day we may enjoy such convenience as television
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.th let ~‘oseras well as talk to the person
e ~Mg. This continuing research means teloØonc sasice that is higb N value, low in cost—now
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