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LAI(EI{OOD SALUTEI

eoy-ofsrburb
Foul. goyilisrnurn
rou'
Broadcast

Seekl

Honors
I

Maj. Edward Bowes salutecl Lake-l

wood with his 302d amateur Pro-

gram, broadcast last night overl

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WGAR and the Columbia Network'

Four bi8h school boYs from Lake-l

wood ParticiPated'
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Bowes said of Lakewood:
"It is said to be the.nation'sI
largest residential communlty.' rnel
an even Pace with new
"iii-tu"pt
ui-ta modes' Her schools are
t.""at
tt-"1-ioi"irv famous with a Senior
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S"t"tv p"ut.ot of high school

Eh;i"t

boys'

beautiful churches-.and aII

one
c"fi"."f advantages, includinglittle
;i--1h; most outstanding
in America.
theaters
---;i"t"*ooa
is proud of her title
Firi Safest CitY" A
'rh. N"tiot't
spirit prevails there, for
tir"
"i"i"
are Proud, kild and
fter resiaents
we
iriendlv. To Lakewood, O',verY
send our best wishes for a

prosperous new Year."

ImPersonates Banil Leailers

Competing for honors and Priz

on the-show were Richard Endress'L

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i'd;i+ff*I+*$*"".11"5"*iF'e+*
WoodY Herman and leol
Leaders

Lewis on the clarinet and Waynel

King on the saxoPhone. - --. . I
A senior at Lakewood . tllgnl
School and a band leader in hrs.ovv'nln-rHE

Co'

natlonatl I the m
hi]eh' schoof saxophon-e c-o-r.ltest lt; I I
snn Ir
and
ceitly at Battle Creek, Mich"Press
sportscaster
ctevetand
e
;;;ir;";;i'it
chi
show competition
llar' new
dr'tirrifr'"t
lhead man'
"rt"litvHa1l.

risht. he

v7s5

rpi4net of the

Lakewood was | 5' K' -I^1

Trumpeteers," DouBlaslsat^- -i:T.:

"i-i:"tri"
The other act from
the,Three

g;i.*Jil*Ht il'l::"ffi;i:t'$

ii::lt'fir'qY

lL", risoe irntiard Roan, a,rd-11,{1irilirh{-*

S. Yenne, jr.,

16, son of Mr. an('Ilgroup "'

p 1134
croonrngl
ntr-^
I C4 Webb
-6 (.
Webbicroofliiiq:-'$l
Yenne,
S. wann
Harlan
Mrs. u^,r
iil;;e.--il; trumpet trio, all sophc-lhirst' wav-i{.
nign seiool,l9l*"1""', L,
ir"l"r "i l"ke#ood
trtJ crisp notes? ;rio"r, I*@*also w
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"iipp"a off with neat precision. I
Soiitaires"
Others in Competition I Alt hait! ll
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acts competedInauui. F^alTtt

Lakewood **;;i;fr-i;:lfrom
The
uwv
r'e two
wGAR ar
against a dozen others
"I:t]:g^11
YvLarln!r' in.tt"*u"inriti..lg,i
cluded
uluqeu "vocalists,
","*:'*..""----'lup.
America,"
and imitators.
tap dancefs"";"i"r'"e'";"
-'
av' .,,ir zricnr.
*ere'e - lr^-.,
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-Y^ill *s :us

*t

#;;'

eeived at the New Yorx

stualo-ft"*11-:l:1tti,t1,t^t'

*: i*:; r":rut': iTJ'T l1'.'1i':i"''Hi

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Hill

"Murt'ay
Thoueh winners

ili,#;*

w'r 'rursut vr.

will not re an-lTT'3::j^$"9

tr:
',.'"'il!5"d;ii"';J$'fi":*"il:ll":liliff
broadcast, because of- votes _"-1T-g "-1;;'i"rl*iir'
#"J'f",Y"",T'11x"t1"'114ili^:i ghTfltf T
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apnlause and number of telephonel";:;'l-;:
u'1-1-!:
vi,ies te"eived that the tw-o Lake-lsn9Y'

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