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Church News
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN
Sycamore and Fifth Streets
Bey. F. Firnschild. Pastor
9:30 a.m. Sunday school.
10:45 ajn. Morning worship. The
Rev. I/mis h. Pertner of Zion Luth
eran church. Ferndale. will preach.
The Rev. Firnschild will preach in
Ferndale.
Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Church Coun
cil meeting.
Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Choir prac
tice.
Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Ladies So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Denno, 716 Forest street.
WYANDOTTE
CHURCH OF GOD
3459 Fort Street
Steve Niksieh. Pastor
3 pjn, Sunday School.
7:30 Evening service.
7:30 Tuesday evening service.
7:30 p.m Thursday service
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HEALTH
TALKS
by Dr. C. W. O'Dell. D.C.
2932 Biddle Avenue
PHONE 1510 J Office
1510- W Residence
BLOOD PRESSURE
NORMAL?
The human heart weighs
but ten ounces yet the work
it does is prodigious. With
each beat it expends suffi
cient effort to raise a pound
to a height of twenty inches.
In one day it expends suf
ficient energy to lift the
weight of a 150 pound man
twelve hundred feet. The
velocity of blood as it races
through the vessels is. at its
greatest speed, one foot per
second. This means an ag
gregate of more than sixteen
miles per day.
Every person has two
blood pressures, a high and
a low. They represent the
height to which the pres
sure rises at the peak of the
lowest heart contraction,
and the lowest point to
which the pressure falls be
tween beats. These pres
sures may be only figures
to the layman, yet they con
stitute valuable information
to the doctor. They tell a
definite story of the condi
tion of the vessels, the
strength of the heart and
the condition of its valves.
In the main, it may be said
that the high (systolic)
pressure represents “heart
strength” whi 1 e the low
(diastolic) represents “ves
sel resistance.”
In an inquiry as to results
obtained by Chiropractic ad
justments in cases of high
blood pressure 246 cases
were reported. These show
that the average recoveries
or improvements under ad
justments was 81.79*".
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WYANDOTTE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Eleventh and Oak Streets
Vernon C. Magee, Minister
Sunday, 9:45 a.m. Bible school.
11 a.m. Morning worship.
6 p.m. Evening service.
TRENTON LUTHERAN
Third and St. Joseph
Rev. Harold I ben. Pastor
9:15 a.m. Adult Bible study.
10:30 a.m. Divine worship.
9:15 am. Sunday school.
GLENWOOD METHODIST
Chestnut at Fourteenth Streets
Rev. P. G. Trembath, Minister
9:45 a.m. Church school.
11 am. Morning worship, guest
speaker, Mr. Willis Hodges.
7 p.m., Monday, Troop 13, Boy
. Scouts.
ST. STEPHEN S EPISCOPAL
89 Chestnut Street
Rev. G. H. Rector
8 a.m.. Holy Communion.
9:30 am. The Church School will
open for the 1945-46 year. It is
hoped that every pupil will be pres
ent for enrollment.
11 a.m. Holy Communion and
Sermon.
FORD BAPTIST CHURCH
Frank Blair, Pastor
360 Clinton
9:50 a.m., Bible school. Lesson.
“Josephs Place in Gods Plan.”
11:00 Morning worship. Sermon.
“Labor s Responsibility.”
7:30 Evening service. Sermon top
ic. “Sin s Reward.”
7:30 Wednesday evening Bible
Study and Prayer Service.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Corner Van Alstyne and Chestnut
“Christ Jesus” will be the sub
ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Christian Science churches through
out the world on Sunday, Sept. 2.
The Golden Text (John 1:17) is:
“The law- was given by Moses, but
grace and truth came by Jesus
Christ.”
Tne hours are Tuesday through
Friday from 11:30 to 4:30. Also on
Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:45.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN
Oak and Fifth
C. J. Krahnke, Pastor
E. A. Hessler, Associate
German Service, 9:15 a. m.
English Service. 10:45 a. m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
Holy Communion will be cele
brated in all three services. The
Rev. C. J. Krahnke will conduct the
: services. The morning text will be
Matthew 21:1-12, “The Glad Ho
sannas of the Children.” The eve
ning text is Luke 17:11-19, “The
Faith of the Leper.”
In the 10:45 am. service. Miss
Marion Voigt will be installed as
teacher for Trinity’s lower grades.
On Tuesday. 8:30 am., Trinity
School will open the 1945-46 school
terms. At 9.30 a m. a special service
will be held in Trinity church for
this occasion.
Michigan
Mirror
Gene Alleman
(Continued from Page 4)
persons each. Rock Harbor lodge
likewise is to be expanded.
There are no roads on the island.
No automobiles, no horses, no bridle
paths. Travel is limited to foot and
water. Because pedestrian travel is
slow, you may prefer to use a boat
to get around and visit places. The
long harbors and hundreds of
islets provide many inner water
ways, safeguarded from the lake
Travel is by rowboat, out-board mo
tor craft or canoe.
• • •
If you expect to gate upon the
forest primeval with virgin timber
towering high, you’ll be disap
pointed. Isle Rovale has been swept
repeatedly by fire.
Prehistoric mining pits, dug by
Indians, show traces of wood fires.
During the past 100 years much of
the island was ravaged by forest
fires, the most recent conflagration
being in 1936.
Yet despite the absence of huge
white pines and hemlock, such as
you will find in parts of the Por
cupine Mountain area and along
the Presque Isle and Black rivers
near Lake Superior, Isle Royale
possesses a peculiar beauty and
charm of its own. It is derived by
a combination of slender, fjord
like deep harbors, running inland
like fingers of the hand; an abun
dance of barren rocks and numer
ous ridges; and a great variety of
conifer and deciduous trees with
their contrasting shades.
Slender harbors of green-blue
color, picturesque islets, rocks and
trees—yes, that's the Isle Royal?
Wilderness.
• • •
Trained rangers and naturalists
are available to conduct organized
tours and give illustrated lectures.
Foot trails are well marked by
diamond - shaped, orange - colored
metal tags placed high on trees
and thus easy to discern against
the forest green background.
Two aerial surveys last winter re
vealed the presence of approxi
mately 500 moose. There are no
deer, bear, porcupines and poison
ous snakes.
The island is patrolled through
out the winter by two rangers who
hike on snowshoes over a 120-mile
circuit each month, staying over
night at cabins spaced about ten
miles apart.’The rangers watch for
poachers in quest of valuable furs.
Tne snow’fall last winter was 207
inches. The rainfall this summer
was the least in eight seasons, and
lack of humidity created a danger
ous “explosive” conditions in the
woods for several weeks. Camp fires
were banned, travel inland was
prohibited.
Tent campers may want to visit
Isle Royale, rent « boat and out
board motor and go to one of the
camp sites under a park service
permit. If so, first write to Sup
erintendent Baggley (address
above).
• • •
Isle Royale Is one of the few re
maining wilderness areas left in
Michigan where an outdoor lover
can hike inland, his ow r n camp in
side a ruckpack and a sleeping bag,
and spend literally days or weeks
beyond sight of civilized life as we
know it today.
Quick airplane service will remove
the risk of seasickness in crossing
the lake. But even that hazard and
inconvenience should be well re
paid.
We don’t know' whether you'll like
Isle Royale. At least, you ought
to visit it and find out for your
self during the next few years.
Personally, we want to return to
this wilderness island, just off the
Canadian coast of Lake Superior.
Like you, we want to know more
about our own wonderful Michigan
and our own United States.
At the peak of military operations
in Europe Army Engineers pumped
an average of 3.800,000 gallons of
gasoline daily from ports in France
and Belgium through three major
pipeline systems to the American
Armies.
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Walled Lake Plans
Holiday Celebration
Walled Lake is planning a cele
bration for Saturday, Sunday and
Labor Day, September 1, 2 and 3
and arrhngements are being made
to take care of the huge crowds
that will visit this popular resort.
Parking space for 6,000 cars will be
provided and the picnic groves and
baseball diamonds will be available
for the free use of the public.
On Labor Day Night a huge fire
works show will be presented. The
display will include all of the most
popular features that have been
perfected over a period of years
and will include the "Giant Ex
ploding Aerial Bombs,” ‘ Parachute
Shells’, ‘High Powered Rockets”
and various new creations that are
now being manufactured. The
Grand Finale will be the "Battle
in the Clouds.”
Speed boats are now in operation
again and the bathing beach, row
boats, Roller Skating Rink and
thrill rides will be ready for the
fun seekers.
Supervision of 58 civilian saw
mills, operation of one Italian gov
ernment mill and operation of four
military mills by one Engineer For
estry Company—ls 6 enlisted men
and five officers—are the reasons
for a deferment of the redeploy
ment until fall of this year for the
800th Engineer Company. Meeting
the local Italian lumber production
quota of 5,500,000 board feet a
month makes necessary the reten
tion of the 800th.
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THREE USED FAT CONTAINERS WORK BETTER THAN ONE
“Many women tells us they find
it convenient to keep three fat sal
vage containers in constant use in
Order to save every possible drop of
kitchen fat,” says E. A. Schirmer,
chairman of the Wayne County
Salvage Committee.
One is the pound can in which
melted fat Is poured to be taken
to the meat dealer and turned in
for four ceiUs and two red ration
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STORE HOURS
Friday, 9 a.m,—9 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m.—7 p.m.
CLOSED LABOR
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GREEN GIANT
1945 CROP
PEAS
No. 2 Ql C
Can | Q
VEAL ROAST
Shoulder, Square Cut. 1 J £
Fresh, Tender and Juicy. |b.
Try it at Kroger's Low Price!
Kroger's Tender Beef
SIRLOIN STEAK .. » 39'
Tender, Delicious /
LEG O’ LAMB ...» 37'
Fresh Ground Beef
HAMBURGER ...» 26'
Juicy, Tender No Jax
WIENERS » 36'
Tasty For Sandwiches Sandwich Site. Slice*
VEAL LOAF .. ». 46c BOLOGNA ...» 32c
Spiced Fresh. Creamy Cottage
LUNCH MEAT ». 45c CHEESE » 18c
Mild Frrukrnmuth Cold Water Skinless Cod
CHEESE ». 34c FILLETS .... ». 34c
Limited Supply! Mild, Fragrant
CAMAY SOAP 3“2C
SWEETHEART
PURE, WILD, SOAP
ss lt«
2 Regular Bars, 13c
Prices effective Thursday, Friday end Saturday, August 30, 31, September 1,
points per pound, thus making glyc
erine and other vital by-products
available for war needs.
The second container holds clean,
new fat that can be reused in cook
ing, and then transferred, when it
is blackened and smelly, to the fat
salvage ca*.
A third can is kept near the stove
or sink to catch scraps of fat and
gristle left on plates after a meal
French’* I
MUSTARD ... Vr‘ 13c
SubJ to Stock.— Pot,to Chip.
NEW ERA.... X 33c
Cut Hit.
WAXED PAPER
Fresh. Crisp Cnsfhffl
RITZ X 25c
Borden'* Dellrioni
HEMO Zr 59c
Canning Supplied
Canning
JARS.. 60c Z. 50c
Kerr Regular Slu
JAR LIDS 10c
Avalon Brand
JAR RINGS .. .o. 4c
Avondale Cider
VINEGAR m 51c
Country Club Plain or lodltrd
SALT ’AT 5c
Kellogg'* Healthful
PEP *p“. 9c
Country Club
BRAN FLAKES'XM 1c
Campbell’* Spinarh
SOUP 12c
Country C lub Enriched
FLOUR .... 24c
PENN-RAD
FINE MOTOR OIL
1.95
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HEHALD
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1945
and normally tossed into the gar
bage can. These scraps are melted
down and the fat poured into the
! salvage can.
Fat cut from meat can be accum
ulated, too, and melted down at
the same time the oven is being
u.sed for roasting or baking.
Many housewives like to drain
Kroger's Flaky Saratoga Style
CRACKERS & 17<
3 Varieties—Kraft's Famous
JAR CHEESE . . . ‘ ' 19‘
Embassy Brand Smooth, Creamy
P’NUT BUTTER . . V 41'
Embassy Brand Creamy
SALAD DRESSING. * 29'
Famous for Quality—Stuffed
LIBBY’S Wt ■ •57'
Krager's Famous Hot Dated Coffee
SPOTLIGHT % 59‘
Kroger's Fresh, Thiron Enriched
CLOCK BREAD . 2-19
Kroger's Thinly Sliced
SANDWICH BREAD - 10'
Kroger's Fresh Baked, Frosty Gold
LAVER CAKE ... - 53'
SUNKIST
Or Other Leading Brand California
Box Packed Oranges. Full of Vitamins.
5 59*
Grimes, Golden, or Greenings—Cooking
APPLES ... 2 > 26‘
Homegrown Golden Bantam
CORN.... 6-17*
Fine for Relish and Mixed Pickle Canning
CAULIFLOWER - 10'
Can Now! 27-28 Lb. Bu. 3.99—Fresh
PEAS .... - 15‘
For Canning, 5.99 Box—Sweet, Ripe
PEARS • 15‘
Crunchy, Swwt Swiel Ratin' Melon*
PASCAL Celery .... 25c HQNEYDEWS. ~loc
Whole, Halve*. Qnarter* Rich Orange O olden Typ*
WATERMELON ~. 4c CARROTS.... S. 9c
Home Groin Whole or Halve*—Per.lan
TOMATOES .. » 10c MELONS .... 10c
Ivory Soap
Pure and mild—
«f*s a boby't skin loop
mutton or lamb fat directly into the
fat salvage container, because it i*
often too highly flavored for reuse
in cooking.
There Is a choice in books as in
friends, and the mind ninks or rises
to the level of its habitual soci^rv.
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Kroger
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