Pointes - Local History Archives

Thunday, April 29, 1948
Pointe Freshmen Do Well
At University of Michigan
Forty-four recommended graduates
of Grosse Pointe High
This Week
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DELIVERIES-NI. 9542
21020 Mack, at Roslyn
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F""'OlUl Iltll.ltl,
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SeJam e Seed B,.ead
On Sale at Your Favorite Grocery Store
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Beech Nut
(.OFFEE
53 c lb.
We Now Have. , •
SEALTEST
high school with the exception ll!Jutt Show
of two high schools in Ann AI'.
bar have a higher percentage
of alumni attending U. of M. (fontlnued from Pare 1)
than Grosse Pointe High SchooL Forbes Howard, Edward Hickey.
The group of 44 graduates to
School who entered the Univer. enter the freshman class at the George Neirinick. George Chamsity
of Michigan in 1947 emerged University of Michigan is the pine, C. A. Dean Ill. John &weenfrom
their first semester's work second largest number ever to ey. Jr" Bill Callery, Miss Helen
with an honor point average of enter from this school in one I Livingstone, Mrs. Ted Ballantyne
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
, 1.42. year. Last year there were 65.
Of the marks, 11 per cent "This, of course, is a great
were A's, 34 per cent B's, 43 number," said Mr. W. R. Clemper
cent C's, 10 per cent D's, and inson, principal, "to attend from
I only 2 per cent failing. one high schooL Naturally, we
The following eight students I are exceedingl)' pleased with the
of the 'pres~nt fresh,man class at very superior achievement of our I the Umverslty of MichIgan made graduates who are now freshmen
'honors 'averages: Hugh Blecki, at the University a:ld 'especially
and Miss Lowry Jones. Others
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WIll be adde~ bef?re the show.
Dr. J. H. PurVIS, well known
veterinarian, will giv~ a talk to
the boys and girls fust before
the show begins. In addition
I there will be at least one expert
I dog handler on the grounds to
James Brown" Robert Cogan, w~en .one ~onsi~~rs. the compe- help the officials. " •
Sally Dalton, Diana Dehem, Bar- htlOn In umvel'slhes .and collC'ges l"ran Lemmer genial propriebara
Sarah
Hart, Raymond
Slocum. _
Sawusch" these post
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yead." tor of Francois" restaurant,
prominently into the
steps
picture
Fou,r of the.,e student.s, Hugh with an offer tr:> supl)' free hot
I Bleckl, Rohert Cogan, DIana De- Mutt Show Rules dogs to all entrants on the
I lu-m, and Barba.ra Hart,. \~ere The following rules to go\'- grounds.
awarded Umv~rslty of ~.Ichlgan ern Ihe Mutt Show to be held There will be plenty of police
Hegent-Alumm S~holarsnJPs last on Satllrda)' morning, !'lIay 8, on hand to help with the crowd
June. They attained an. hOI.lOr under Ihe joint sponsorship of expected to attend ... and inciaverage
of 2.47 In theIr ilrst the Grosse !'ointe News anlt dentally to help keep the 100
sem~ster's work, . Gra}"s Sports Shop. will be pooches undel' control. Rules,
With t.he exceptIOn ?f Ann stringenll)' enforced: which are printed separately
Arbor HIgh School, whIch had 1. All ell tries IIII1Stbe kept here, must Le closely observed.
69 enter the U. of M., only two firml)' leasbed all a stro71g Classes to be judged include
ot?er. schools have as many the biggest d(1~, smallest dog,
M,u:hlgan . freshmen as Grosse collar lit all times. longest tailed dog. shortest tailed
PIOn Ie HIgh School. No other 2. Do)s tllld girls 12 Jean dog, best groomed dr,g and nic.
alld IlIlaer who are sbuwil/g est dog. Breed has nothing to do
dogs IIIliSt be accompallicd by with this show. Thoroughbreds
(T omato Pies)
50e:
On Sale Frida)'s. 3 P. 1\1••
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HOT BREAD FOR RETAIL SALE a
AT 12:30 P.I\I. and 8:00 P.M. AT OUR
MAIN OFFICE ,
10932 Shoemaker Telephone IV. 9595
Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers, lb .. , . . . . . . . . . . .. 29c
Johnson's Gio-Coat or Liquid Wax
Quarts ... 98c Ih-Gal. ... 1.59 Gallon. 2.98
Hunt's Tomato Juice, No. 2 cans, dozen .. 1.45
litchfield Creamery Butter, 92 score, lb 83e
Choice
ROAST VEAL
~ur~69 c lb.
Choice Leg of Spring Lo!lmb,lb ,69c
Choice Rib Lo!lmbChop~, lb •... , , .89c
Hormel Cooked Hams, Ph.lb. can 2.39
Fresh CclIught Jumbo Smelts, lb •....•...... 29c
sOllleoue at least 18 rears old. will be just as welcome as the
3. No olle over 14 )'ears old most flagrant mongrel, but blue
will he allowed to cuter. blood alone won't carry off any
4. A splice will be tlS5iglled pr~z~~St in case there is still an
to ellch elltrallt alld ead} ell. opening by the time this goes to
trallt tllld his eutr)' mIlS! sta)' press, all entrics must be made
h, tbat space Illltil called to at Gray's Sporis Shop, at 106
exbibit alld retllm to it fol. Kercheval avenue, acrosS the
lowing tbe sbowiug. I street from the Grosse Pointe
5. Tbe decisious uf jlldges News.
will be filial, -----
6. All ciarallts /Illlst take Lochntoor Golf
lbeir do!f.s to tbe sboll! cbair. I
Il11m he/ore tbe sbow stal'ts. 'Starts May 7
to be cbecked by tlie cbair.
mtlll Qud all expert dog ballal.
cr. If your dog is illclhlCd to
er. Tbis is for tbe p,'olectioll
of all cOllcerued,
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GREE:N PEAS
39 c 2-lbs.
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TEXAS ONIONS
2ge 2.lbs,
White Seedless
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JUICE ORANGES
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The opening day of the ladies'
golfing season at the Lochmoor
Club will be Friday, May 7, 1948.
Starling time is from nine toeleven.
Luncheon will be served at
E ~ The officers and committees
the season are !III'S. W. Tom
~ jf fit. k t ~I ZurSchmiede, chairman; Mrs. H.
~_~ armt.'i. ar' ~ '. ~Ben 01'1', vice chairman; MI'~.
i ..J:4 ~for
];J" ~.Arthur Kiernan, recording secre-
~ ~ tary; Mrs. Logan Wood, corres-
~ -Oil tl.@ Call1p,,.fi ~ panding secretary; Mrs. Harry
I ROAD, OPPO IT GROSSE I H GH OOL IE'!I~~~s~~~d~~e~~~7:gbaUer, Mrs.
~ 355 FISHER S E PO NTE I SCH I TU. 2.5100 ~ Norton S. Walbridge, Mrs. Paul
i ~C. French, Mrs. Virgil B. Walla
CIA UR SA 0 NA I ~ ing, Mrs. F. Herbert Martin,
~ SPE LS - TH S" FRI" T. - APRIL 29.3, Y IMrs. DuWayne J. Peterson.
I Baha's 'Speaker Talks
I ;=_ On Spiritual Education
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Farms
The Baha'is
presented
of Grosse
Mrs, Dudley
Pointe
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Blakely of Bloomfield Hills in an
informal talk last Tuesday in. the
high school library. Her theme
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was the paramount imparlance of
enlightened education as the ultimate
bulwark against the forces
which divide and disrupt our
world. Russell Werneken presided.
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~ COFFEE CAKES "Derby Brand" Speciars AI.L-C-OO-L-Eo-n-OWN
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La Ponsa and Seelo\V'
each FOR DERBY WEEK of the
found
Farms police
two spooners
department
in a parked
Riggi's Derby Boneless Chicken, 5'/2-oz 65c
car in Stephens road
on the night of April
subdivision
26. Accord-
JORDAN ALMONDS Del'b y Corne d Beef H as, h r 6-oz., 2 for.. 75 c
ing to the police report: "He was
very sarcastic when we shined
D b Ch'" C C /6 3 f I 00 the flashlight on them, but he
69 C 8.0z. er Y I I on arne, -oz., or .. , . was very cool after we took him
~eljcious
HARDESTY'S MINTS
Box Derby Sliced Ox Tongue, 6.oz. . 65e to the station and before we released
him."
;11 tbese
Week End Specials
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.,
April 29 - 30 - May 1
Coldwater
Dairy Butter
. Per pound ..
Tea Gorden Preserves
Slrawherry or
Raspberry, 2 for ....
Heinz
Spiced Oill Pickles
23 oz., 2 for ..,......,....
8Se
95c
45c
C,isco
;a~o.'~~I~" " l.25
Roffetto
....69c
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Ldy 01 th~ Volley
Cream St}'le Corn
4 for." ..
89c
White Rose
ChiCKen Consomme
~ for.,., , 85e
S & W B,and
Spicl'r1 Pcache~ or 59 .
~\pricot~. Nn. 2''2 car C
If Yo" lite Goodness"
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jro~~e Poinle NI. !14M
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