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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS • HERALD
PAGE TWO
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Suitable for every occasion, is this black, front-gathered skirt and
white blouse with black bow trim, pictured above.
Is Complimented At #
Miscellaneous Shower
Wednesday evening Mrs. Vernon
H. Clabrielson (Louise Westphal»
was complimented at a miscella
neous shower with Mrs. Willard
Vick. Mrs. Alex Risk. Dorothy Bai
ley and Mrs. Joseph Kohler, co
hostesses.
The affair was held at the home
of Mrs. Vick on W r est Jefferson.
Among the guests were: Mrs.
Owen Paxton. Mrs. Theon Hursey,
Mrs. Clarence Burley. Mrs. C. M.
Gabrielson, Mrs. Frederick W\ C.
Jones, Mrs. Louis Westphal. Mrs.
Bridgie Hedley. Mrs. Mark Burke.
Mrs. Edward Hintz. Mrs. Lillian
Teifer. Mrs. Roy T. Petrie and
daughter, Ruth. Mrs. John Righi,
Mrs. Frank C. Frantz. Mrs. N. A.
Mans, Ruth Hulett. Alice Fogarty.
Mrs. John Laßelle. Mrs. Wilbur
Risk. Mrs. Pearl Felder, ail of Tren
ton. Mrs. T. Leo Castle, of Dear
born, Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Lin
coln Park. Mrs. Edward Piatt of
•Wyandotte and Mrs. Levi Vick of
Gibraltar.
D. Os I. Hold Regular
Business Meeting
The Daughters of Isabella held
their regular business meeting on
Wednesday night. Aueust 1, at St.
Patrick's hall. Regent lone La-
Course presided.
After the business meeting, the
Blanket Club drawings were held
with Marie McGee and Mrs. M. Gie
'rock as winners.
The Embroidery raffle was won
by Rose Mary Manning, and Flor
ence Rogers.
The Quarterly Communion in a
body will be held at St. Josephs
at eight o'clock mass on Aueust
26. Ail members are urged to par
ticipate.
At the close of the meeting. Fa
ther Van Antwerp, spiritual advisor
of the group, answered questions
asked by the Dos I members.
The next meeting will be Septem
ber aa the social meeting for Aug
ust has been postponed indefinite
ly.
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War Bond Prizes
Anyone Can Enter! Anyone Can Win!
WRITE 500 WORDS OR LESS ON A
RECREATION PLAN
FOR THE CITY OF WYANDOTTE
Here Are The Rules
IThis contest is in progress now and ends August 30 It is open to men. women, boys
and girls.
2 Write 500 words or less on the subject. ‘Recreation Plan for the City of Wyan
dotte.” Give your ideas of a better recreation plan for the Citv of Wyandotte. Tell
what you think is needed and how it can be carried out to full advantage.
3 Prominent Wyandotte citizens will act as judges First prize will be a SIOO.OO War
Bond—Second prize will be a SSO 00 War Bond—Third prize will be a $25 00 War
Bond. The decision of the judges will be final.
All entries should be mailed or brought to the McDougall Optical Cos.
This Contest Is Sponsored by
McDougall Optical Cos.
3035 Biddle Avenue Phone 4690
Over Wyandotte Art and Gift Center
. MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1945
Trenton Girl
Weds Sail or
Ceremony On Saturday
Night; Reception Follows
Margaret Marie Campeau daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cam
peau. of Superior stree", Trenton,
and John James Mathews, T 3 e,
U S N R.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm
Mathews, of Ecorse. formerly of
Trenton were married Saturday eve
ning by Judge Hosmer M. Lathrop.
The couple were attended by the
bride's sister, Barbara Campeau.
and Harry Abbott, S 1/c USN.R.,
of Trenton.
Following the ceremony, a recep
tion for 150 guests was held at the
home of the brides parents.
The bridegroom recently returned
from two years sea duty in the
Pacific He is now’ stationed at the
Navy School in Dearborn.
Previous to her marriage the
bride was honored at two showers.
The hostesses were Mrs. Betty Cox
and Mrs. Mike Daddario. held at
the home of the latter, and Mrs.
Bernard Scharboneau and Mrs.
Pauline Claus, of Ecorse.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levley of 443
Spruce street, have Doris Eaiieng
of Eminent, Michigan as their guest
this week.
Mr. Levely's sister. Carletta, a
cadet nurse of Detroit, also spent
the weekend with the Levley's. She
arrived on Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Taylor and
family of Twenty-second street and
Mr and Mrs. William Markes of
Cedai street are vacationing at Stag
Island in Canada. They left last
week.
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DAY C AMP ENDS
WITH PARTY
Downriver's Camp Fire Girls Day
Camp WY-DA-KA, which is held
every summer at Bishop Park, Wy
andotte, held a party as the final
meeting of the 1945 camping sea
son. WY-DA-KA is conducted by
the Downriver District Guardians
Association and was sponsored for
the second season by the Wyandotte
Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mrs.
T. J. Smith was director of WY
DA-KA this season with Mrs. Edw.
Affholter as assistant director.
Through the courtesy of the Rec
reation Department, music and roll
er skating was provided. The girls
also made their own party hats and
favors. The •OTTAW’A” tribe, un
der the leadership of Mrs. Char
lene Schieber presented a skit en
titled. “Indian Legend of Sugar
Loaf Rock and Mackinaw Island,”
which added to the afternoon’s en
joyment. The girls taking part in
the skit included Nancy F.rxleben,
Joan Haener. Juanita Schieber.
Elaine Pomerenke, Sara Brodie,
Sally Affholter and Eunice Smith.
Represhments were served to close
the afternoons activities.
Party hate were judged and the
prize winners were Joan Haener,
Sally Affholter. Norma Matejoski.
Geraldine Arnold. Bernadette Die
gel. Patricia Haddock. Nancy Man
nausa, Barbara Beecher, and Eliza
beth Sula.
HONORS PRESENTED TO
THOSE ATTENDING WY-DA-KA
Perfect Attendance Honors were
given to Bernadette Diegel, Mildred
Kurepa, Patricia Haddock. Janet
Boggs. Barbara Duperron, Pauline
Schultz. Janet Sinclair, Nancy Mati
nausa, Juanita Schieber. Sally Aff
holter. Eunice Smith. Rosemary
Schieber. Ann Marie Hamer. Mary
Aim Shonk, Leona Shephard and
Nancy Schave.
Second Year Honors were award
ed lo Eleanor Spas. Marjorie Laem
mel, Pauline Schultz. Barbara
Eeecher. Sally Affholter. Eunice
Smith, Blaine Pomerenke. Nancy
Schave. Leona Shephard, Rose Mary
S. hieber.
Third Year Honors went to Janet
Boggs. Veronica Sula, Barbara
Coucher. Joanne Rusche, Juanita
Schieber. Nancy Erxleben.
Fourth Year Honors —Nonna Lee
Matejoski, Ilene Brickey, Joyce
(Continued on Page 4>
Laura Lou Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson of
2810 Third street and Martha Patti
son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Pattison of 1888 Twenty-second
street, arrived home Saturday from
a week's stay at Bird Nest Camp
at Pine Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Me Wade of
Superior boulevard had as their
guest last week. Flight Officer Jack
McWade of Windsor, Ontario.
Flight Officer McWade has re
turnee from coastal patrol off the
roast of England. He is now on a
3€-dav lpave.
Repeat Nuptial Vows At Morning Ceremony
Catherine Kloeckner Weds
George Fairchild At St.
Josephs Church Saturday
At an eleven o'clock ceremony at
St. Joseph's church on Saturday,
August 4, Catherine Kloeckner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kloeckner of Maple street repeated
her marriage vows with George
Fairchild, Seaman First Class. USN.
son of Mrs. Earl H. Fairchild, of
Biddle avenue.
For her wedding, the bride wore
a gown styled with a satin bouice
and marquisette skirt, highlighted
with bands of ribbon circling the
skirt. Her full length veil, which
was edged in lace, was held in place
by a tierra. For her flowers Miss
Kloeckner carried a bouquet ol
stephanotis and white lose buds.
Attending the couple were Joy- e
Buhl and Tom Carroll. Miss Buhl
wore a gown of pink with a crown
of pink flowers in her hair and car
ried a matching bouquet of mixed
flowers. .
Other attendants were Frances
Fairchild, sister of the bridegroom,
and Don Buhl. Miss Fairchild wore
a gown of yellow, with matching
flowers in her hair. She also car
ried a matching bouquet of mixed
flowers.
For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs
Kloeckner wore blue and white
while Mrs Fairchild wore black
with white accessories.
Following the ceremony, a dihner
was held at the Wabeek tearoom.
The couple then left for a short
honeymoon and upon their return,
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The works of four composers.
Each, Tchaikovsky, Smetana and
Rimsky-Korsakov, will be played
by the NBC Symphony Orchestra,
under Dr. Frank Black’s direction,
on the General Motors Symphony
of the Air Sunday, August 12 (NBC.
5:00 to 6:00 p.m., EWT).
Curtain-raiser will be Dr. Black's
orchestral arrangement of the so
nata movements of Bach’s unac
companied violin sonatas. The work,
titled Suite for Strings, was ar
ranged by Black during the past
Winter.
The Andante Cantabile from
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to the comic opera. The Bartered
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INN I VERS ARY
Mr and Mrs. Donald Hatch of 40
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wedding anniversary on Saturday.
The Hatches have two sons, Donald
and Jay Allen, attending West
Point.
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