The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 10

medical treat Col beam and color present colors when the tab thB r.f eandu- f) Crystal Lke (III.) HEHALD Pi. i Junior Ilih Friday u-ftnd4 books to the veterans at the Elgin State Hospital. Two hundred and thirty boys have responded to the care at the Hospital and have been sent home, recently. Mrs. Helen Cowan, district director, and Mrs.

Bessie Brim hall of Woodstock, district Child Welfare chair-Aian, joined the group that took a trip to the Soldiers and Sailors Home for Dependent Children at Normal. Mrs. Cowan said they needed a sub If we have a happy and prosperous nation in the years to come, it will come about because the people make it so, the people who are today our school children. This week, American Education Week, the schools have extended an invitation to the, parents of Crystal Lake to visit classes and see how education is helping to prepare children to meet the problems of their future. On Friday evening, marking the dose of American Education Week, the Grade and Junior High Schools will present a proaram in the rvm.

The program will open with a musical pageant in the spirit of the times, worked out by the band an.i chorus, Then wUl follow four episades, mark- ing the change from the school of yesterday to the school of today. The Old School will depict the classes of as near as research will allow. Then will follow our present day school in its various phases. The little tots will show how they have begun to read, children will work some of their arithmetic, social science will present a contrast with the school yesterday with all the equipment used 7i f7 Mr. and Mrs.

William Ritt, showa in a modern school, and classes such meeting will be the Christ- No further ction on the two-way economics. shop and gv-m wUI pre- rf tch member will John J. Fil.p of Algonquin townsnip. sent a glimpse of their work. tooth ho on committee, was re- The prngram wiU finish with ishlrinR crem br tobacco for the Ported ill.

-glimpse of -The School of Tomorrow" ment on Sunday, returning noma on Tuesday. r- 'r Army Recruitinlr Every Friday in Post Office Lobby Army officers will be in the Post office each Friday from 9 a-m. to 5 p.m.-beginning tomorrow to give in i. formation to all wtested in enhst- ment ior any uii-u si vice. The recruiting will be under the eeneral supervision of the U.

S. Army Sub-Recruiting station located in the New Post Office building in Wauke-gan. Capt Phillip L. Vetrone of New Haven. Conn, is commanding officer and Lt.

Bernard J. French of Chicago is his adjutant. 7, Supervisors Meet The monthly meeting of theM- 'Henry County Board was neia j-. taui ocru.ia v-jj was named county zoning enforcing officer under the present wterira zoning ordinance which is effective until the permanent soning ordinance is passed. All building permits will be issued for areas outside corporate limits in the county through Mr.

Ber- itram. Bicycle Stolen Tlnltnn. Rosedale avenue, re- V- ported to police that her bicycle was stolen Friday night from the rack near Tober's Men store. ane lelt the bicycle there while she was in Chicago, finding it missing upon her retain, that evening. Hery Hime returned home Monday from the Evanston hospital where he had been" under observation.

Local Legionaires To Participate in Colorful Ceremony The American Legion Department of Illinois announces a gigantic massed initiation of World War II members and one of the largest massed color parades ever put together for Monday, night, Nov. 19, in Chicago at the Coliseum. Assembling at six o'clock at Wacker drive, the parade will march directly to the Coliseum. The former National champion post band from Milwaukee will play the National colors to the stage. Another musical organization wili play in the department's colors of all the departments and posts and successive musical organizations wiil play almost all of the 868 post colors of Illinois.

Every post of the department has been arged to bring their post colors and to assign two men, approximately five feet six inches tall carry, the colors in the parade. Peterson post of Crystal "Lake will be represented. All color bearers are to be in complete uniform with white shirts, black lies, and black shoes, and wear white gloves. Seats will be provided fof the color bearers on the arena of RIFTS Photograph scription to the Chicago Tribune and scription to me vmcmgu inoan man several card tables. The Unit is send- in? them a card table.

Mrs. and Mrs. Hazel Purvey reported on the Oct. 27. district convention and Mrs.

Brockrogge told of the Nov. 2 county meeting. The Unit subscribed to the various projects of the American Legion Anvilisrc- TWnartnwnt nf Illinois Child Welfare 25.0, Craft Shop i 1.00, Dwight Gift Shop $3.00, In sulin Rjnd 10.00, Xmas Gift Fund $30.00, National Rehabilitation as sessment $13.00. They are also send ing A mas cards and stamps to Mrs. Selma rredric-son of fclgin, State' hospital chairman, for the veterans to send to their people.

Under the Rehabilitation program, the Auxiliary is again assisting with the "Eddie Cantor Gifts for Yanks." Watch for later announcements in the Herali on this worth while rro-i Hostesses for the evening were- V)i i if i uuimuc jibi aml Martha Harnden. In the aocM hour after the meeting high scares in bridge were made by Mrs. Brockroege, and Mrs. Anderson: and in pinochle, by Mrs. Pinnow and Mrs.

Jurs. Mrs. Harnden received the travel award. Wm. Albrechts Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary v.t.rHv 1 1 wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. William Albrecht, who were married in Germany They celebrated with party last Saturday evening in thetr home at 127 Maple st. Their guesU were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beeck, Mr.

and Mrs. John Nestman, Mr. and Mm. Fred Golbeck, Mr. and Mrs.

Al Buhr- Mr and Mrs Reinelt Miss Helen Jasttol of Chicago. Their son William jr. was with but their daughter Alice was unable to be present, being employed now in an office at the Armv air field in Long Beach, Cal. Sunday Evening Club Meets at Hilding Olson' Sunday Evening club members will assemble at 5:30 next Sunday eve- ning, Nov. 18, in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Olson. a a a Hosnital Artkn. IT Hmn 1. Sherman hospital Saturday for medical treatment.

Douglas Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allison, was admitted to Sherman hospital on Thursday for medical treatment and was discharged on Saturday. Billy Fanter, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

illiam Fanter, entered THE CHRISTMAS GIFT 1 I I OF granddaughter, l-oia. are thinking also oi me ceieorairon nir ing anniversary tomorrow. They will hold open house from two to 4d from to Bine oVtock in their home at 46 S. Caroline bL, where they have lived for 49 years. Tomorrow noon, their sons ana daughters-in-law are serving a dinner at the Louis Ritt home in their honor include not onlv the members of their family (except one fr fcis X-VT of their four grandsons.

Richard Ritt. ho cannot get leave from his avy station) but also three members of their bridal party: Mr. and Mrs. frank Knuth of Dundee and Mort Ritt of Crystal Lake. Mrs.

Mort Ritt will also be of Yukon. Okla, who, like Mrs. Knuth. was a bridesmaid, will not be able to attend. Re-Elect Lora Treoa rrtsxtnit of WA.CS.

After the usaal routine of business at the general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in the Methodist parsonage Not. 9, the nominating committee presented its slate of officers. It was accepted as follows Lora Treon, president, Martha Olson, vice president, Lois Serine, corresponding secretary, Sally Fuliie. recording secretary, Grace Hinze, treasurer, Evangeline Weiss-haar, publicity chairman, with Blanche Rose serving Christian social relations and local church activities. Ruby Curtiss, spiritual life, Ruth Swenson, missionary education, and Edith Anderson, youth work.

The meeting began with Circle No. 3 serving dessert luncheon to thirty. The business session opened at 2:20. Agnes Ewert led the devotions. The Rev.

Gilbert Weisshaar presented a survev project, inviting volunteer assistants. Crystal Lake Community high school students Jack Broderick, Kathryn Ohrwall, and Elaine Sank-stone gave a group of readings. Tne W.S.C.S. bazaar date has been set for Dec. 5 and a cafeteria supper will be served that night.

When the ladie sewed for the bazaar at the home of Mrs. Claude Jacobs recently, the hostess was assisted in the serv- ing of refreshments bv Mrs. Glenn Wright and Mrs. Fred EdelL The I Christmas party will be on the eve- ning of Dec. 14.

4 Pre-Thankscivinc Dinner at Geo. Tipps Home A Thanksgiving dinner was served Nov. 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. rr: iiq n-rj I nue, in nonor oi rvx.

rreaaie upps who was home on delay enroute from Camp Claiborne, La, to Camp McCoy. Wia. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Meyers and children, Patricia, Gerald and Mary of Racine, Calvin Umbsragh and daughters Lucille and Elaine, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Tipps of Fox River Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Murtaugh and daughter Catherine, Mrs. Nels Pear- son, Mrs.

Agnes Tipps and daughter Ann Louise of Crystal Lake, Miss Virginia Risvold of Fox River Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg and son Bobby and James Tipps of Crystal Lake. Attend Banquet For 4-H Members Th -H Rannuet snonsored bv the ii i i. l.

q-' nouuswcn the Community High School Friday Nov. 9 was attended by the following Project Honor members from the Junior Wonder Maids: Joanne Lorraine Johnson. Marian Ritt, Betty Rudat, Mary. Helen Johnson, Virginia Taylor, Marilyn Handrock. After the banquet an Achievement Program was held for all county 4-H members, also attended by Marlene Goss a project honor girtv and Phyllis yn.fl- Knnomhlp mention.

A Sewine I ermine Johnson, Marilvn Handrock and Marlene Goss; i expenses will oe palU IU Hie -li winp for Betty Rudat, Virginia Taylor and Afarian Kitt for outstanding worx on their books. Group singing and games were led bv Raloh McKinzie of Elgin. Add-A-Friend Meets With Mrs. B. Miller The Add-A-Friend Society met at the home of Blanche Miller on Novem Taylor, Johanna Kelder.

Minnie Nel- ber 1. for a dessert luncheon. Kutn son ana cana rrey wcic hostesses. After the business meeting conducted by Olive Dunwortu, presi- dent, June Nelson gave a very wm thought out and delivered review on in. 1 on Wall XI LUIl 11U 1 The next meeting will be neia at the home of Amy Huttel on December 6.

Ella Woodbury, Mae avejear, ano Helen Haas will be assisting hostesses. This will be a dessert luncheon and members are asked to note the change in time from 1:15 to 1 o'clock. -r Handicraft Display Will Feature Home Bureau Meeting It is anticipated that Mrs. Clara Sweeney, McHenry county Home Bureau advisor, will attend the Crys- SHSke unit of Home Bureau meet- iR she tomorrow, Nov wdl speak either on Detecting Diseases" or on "Clothing Trends. Meinbers plan to assemble at a.

m. for this meeting, which will be featured by a potluck luncheon, at the Arthur Harnden home, 322 Douglas ave. The roll call subject will be 'Handicraft" and the minor lesson to be presented by Mrs. Andrew Smage will have the same topic There will be a display of the members' own handiwork. United Sincers Uree More, to Join for Concert- Thia nnut be the last call for sing- I our ceremony duru oria war veteran -new members of Willkm pl Peterson post are urf this memorable initiation 1 he regular meeting of Ai one nj members are urged to attend tM11 It! i 'ra oa the plans lUoo scheduled for Nov.

lTtVT elusive. 11 21 m. Meat Balk Recipe From the bountiful gasbord is this were mical, delicious, and easy tomfv' try Swedish Meat Balls! Ute- (ground twic.1. pound beef suet (ground 2 tablespoons onion teaspoon salt; Sweet Cream BJ ii teaspoon black pepper; nutmeg; 1 egg; Few ublespl bread crumbs. 7 Method: Mix meat.

n.t pepper, nutmeg and egg. Add bread erumh tn Sa one-inch in diameter. Fry butter until the Ji.01? ST dish or weU heated earthenware bakins dbt or casseroie. LAKER FOOTBALL TEAM -CHAMPIONS (Continued from Paie One) pions. Last night's game at Harvard a real battle as Dan Home had a wPn seasoned team, who also boasted un efeated ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE ist and 3rd TUES.

Each Month OLSON BLDG. 204 N. Maia St. CLUB ROOMS KOI LODGE A. F.

4 A. MEETS 2nd A 4th TUESDAYS OF EACH MONTH Lodge Hall Over City Hall Ralph E. Campbell, Tel 476-R A W. Oehmke, Tel. 186.R CEUKITY POST NO.

2997 MEET First Third THURSDAY I Hi IIAU. -rrrr- 116 N. Main St LADIES' AUXILIARY MEET First A Third TUESDAY AT 8:00 P. M. 82 Independent Oraer of VIKINGS Thyrfing Lodge No.

MEET 2nd A 4th Thin, or Each Slontk -JT" V. F. W. HALL Wm. Chandler Peterson Post, 171 AMERICAN LE6I0I Meets Odd Fellows HaU Third Monday of each Month Geo.

Kartell, Ommandw ODD FELLOWS, LODGE Me every Friday Night Ledge flail at 8:00 p. m. Woodstock. St. Crystal Lake, I2L Rebakaha meet 1st A 3rd Tuesday! When Yon See Me Dost Think of INSURANCE 1BUT when yen THINK of INSURANCE SEE ME Maurice S.

Wade Boa. Phwe Baa. Phone SHOE FINDINGS IS To polish your shoes, the famous Cavalier, a Diaca or brown 1 Dye shine, black or brown Hollywood, black or 8 at 95e biowb a 3 Kelly's Saddle soap S5 3 Harness black or brown -7e onoe laces, djck wr 10c orown pair, 2 for 15 1 I i avsaji flw" --v C- -mma ZC Nor-V-Gen oil paste 25e i WWtOTore'- black ofl glow nn Hi Malt Appaiitntat nm ta insure ddurrv in time far Canstau Ray E. Willis, Photographer 7 E. Crystal Lake Ava, Crystal Lake 666 I FREE $25.00 VICTORY BOND To Each Home Owner Ordering a Complete JOHNS MANVILLE -Blown In" HOME INSULATION Job daring the Month of November.

Installed by WaH-Fill Co. 17 Years Experience as presented by the Board of Educa- lion of Crvstal Lake Grade Schools. i I A most coroial welcome is extended to the public to atteni this program which begins at 8 o'clock. Winr Scovte Vuit MaaMjpal Afrport I On June 10, 1945 the Wing Scout made their first appearance at the Municipal Airport in Chicago. We were conducted through the iraDOrtmnt f.etom that mke nn sn ihe nrst stop was the weather bureau where a man ex- that help to record the weather.

Next we visited the control board. Here the flight of the incoming or outgoing plane is charted covering the distance of the lance within a certain radius of Chi- war tMs wa, stricted area so our visit was cut short. The final stop was the control tower- pemen here have the last say as to whether a plane takes off or not. They talk directly to the pilots and give the signal for taking off. They also contact the incoming planes te heMded for home.

Highlights of ihe day were being photographed by a Trib. photographer in Tnost of the important places we JZA i.ii,r A ir was oecause the Stratoliner wouldn't land, we We couldnt taxi across the field in it Xhe WJUI vcry.mch enjoyed by 4,1 nd hop to 2 aain soon- noios Araasoce uay Meeung The American Legion Auxiliao" met Mondav evening, Nov. 12. for the Armistice meeting. Edith Ander- s.

i tuu I'll J- utuiiui A 11 I VH i v- special music for the Occasion. Mrs. Anderson, chairman, gave 136 ao mjc 1111.111HV 1 11 a V. 17. tic9, mothers si3ters.

and daughters of if clrtH snH meetings. chirmani announced the Rummage tnd Thrift 15 16 ft wiu the I.O.O.F. bufldil Auxiliary members wiU business, at 9 o'clock in toe morning. Un. Angie Kaiser.

Rehabilitation 350 magazines, 8 bags Record Players mm FILMS, wO 36 EXPOSURES 75c Photographic Paper an Photo Finishing Beprints From Your Snap Shot Negatires 6c each BATTERIES RdiD Repairing PktAres Wkik I bli. til.ti ll.i'ul'' Write FREE i looking at a picture ot their little PPr Demonstratioii Is ETeJt of W.O.Tl Meet.ne Xhe vVoinen of the Moose met in VfI'S v-. 13, when Add-A-Fnend Society rZst the directionof Mrs. H. M.

Tri; 01 the congregational cnurcn pre- under the direction of Mrs. H. M. Tripp and ti Mrs John Hess. 1 npv were intro- r- c7, bv u.rt.on i IT under the chairmanship of Irene.

Kv Committee reports ere read bj l7Z 7 Bertha Forman; alumni, Eleanor Jenner; social service Ann Bacman; pub.h?.lt- Lorraine 'ke- uau Burton, cnainman. i will present her chapter night uec- 5.." tllVL iJLJ. win oe an oii.c.a. Vsuor ana new members will be initiated. Senior Regent Helen Brooks ap- pointed Rachel Lomasney, Claire xoyie, jnKcnnK V8wn auu 11111 ini i i i i 1 Grondahl as a friendship committee to welcome vitors and candidate freshments for next meeting will be Viola McNish, Thelma Mueller, Mary Bauml, Bessie Mayer and Rose Miller.

Officers, escorts and cornmittee gh'i 23 Kefreshments were served by Mary Jeschke and her committee. County Republican Women Elect Officers for Essoins; Year At the annual meeting of the McHenry County Republican Woman's club, held in the Moose hall on Main st. Tuesday afternoon, important business was transacted including the election of officers. Mrs. M.

D. Brooks of Hebron was re-elected pre sident of the club, Mrs. David Smiley of Harvard was re-named first vice president, and the Crystal Lake representatives named were Mrs. Henry L. Cowlin as second vice president again, Miss Marjorie Whiting, secretary, and Mrs.

Eleanor Bacon, treasurer. Special Meeting Royal Neighbors A special meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held tonight, Nov. 15 at 8 p. m. All members are urged to attend.

USE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS -sjTjxj-ururtj-i-rxrM u-m-w-i yi" Axnuca'S aewtai Baaiatai Teai way CiOan Leag-poioled Collan, sad Tiad Kaa. Haadonyftt'rfJ head ItiWeA, WW 4 far aa EXTRA ERNEST C. ANDREAS District Mgr. Mundelein, III. Phone 669-R-2 ROSENTHAL LUMBER CO.

Crystal Lake, 111. FOY L. MENTCH Cary 111. Remember No one else is Allowed to Blow Johns-Man-ville Home Insulation in Lake, Cook and McHenry County. JtSJlL Winter Program Troop ni held the regular meeting Mondav with three new members present.

Margaret Ekstrom was one W1S Martraret Ekstr.im was one "5T," -l," zvoiuie -ulnar au iuunji noiicis have translerred trom 1 roop ll. inis totai enrollment for this tr of 2o, dinded as follows: 12 in the ars and stripes Patrol, which js made up of 6th grade girls, 10 in the I.ollv-Pon Patrol, which is made of 7lh grade girls, and 7 in the Pokey-Dots Patrol, which is made up 0f g'th grade girls. The leaders of "this troop are Mrs. Harold Frey, Mrs. A.

K. Houlberg and Miss Geraldean Holdeman. our winter nmprsm anil artivities whirh all seems very interestinir. We also received uiairi ioi iui iuc uiiT3 jwe will start marking on next Mon- uay. r.ra pin jbjuio oriug a sraaii box or paper bag, a large eye darning Ineedl and a thimble to the meeting next week.

Also, girls who have not registered this fall, be sure to bring 25c to the meeting next Monday as these reeistrations must be sent in next week. The meeting was closed by repeat- jW the prom.seandSinging Taps. Lutheran Ladies Aid Coniratlates Wau Rhts About fortv members of the Im- mairael Lutheran Ladies Aid and tk.uJ C1.M1 men UvUvfiK13 1.11V. v.uuv. Hall Tuesdav evening, Nov.

13, at a pot -luck dinner to honor Mr. and Mrs. William Ritt on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The" committee, Mrs. Frank Oerk- fitz, chairman, Mrs.

William Peters, Mrs. J. Pfeiffer nd.Mrs. Mary Pin- kra uj tins, a icu iuvmii uau ithe tables beautifuUy decorated with gold leaves, gold crepe paper and candies. Evell the dinnerware of the Aid was singularly appropriate or the occasion having large gold band.

Mrs. Fred Rudat, Aid president on behalf of the organization presented M- Ri" with a beautiful corsage of j. mums Mr. Ritt hfttnniIi mnA th hnnored eounle a ft aDd a three-tiered wedding cake trimmed with Bold leaves. Rev.

Gehrs was the principal speaker. Viola Rudat, accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Scheer rendered "I Love You Tnuly" and "Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet. Morteaseas Entertaia Mr.

and Mrs. L. Mortensen, en tertained several guest Saturday eve- ping. Pinochle was the diversion of evenine- with awards beinr meri- IK. Anderson of Rockford.

who re mained over night and was also a guest on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Prowty, Karen and Jane, of Greenwood and Mrs. Lyle Mortensen were Sunday guests.

Air Rawtea Mapped by Win Seanta The regular meeting of the Wing Scouts was held on Wednesday November 7. After drilling led by Mary Morse a short badness meeting was held. Because of the Harvard Football game there was no meeting this week. Some of the girls began to map an air route while Mrs. Molitor told some of her experiences in airline work to the others; after which we adjourned.

Troop scribe, Ruth Gumprecnt Girl Scewts Troop I-Plaa Trip to Chicago Ihe Girt Seetrts-f Troop. 1 aeM their meeting at the Congregational Cbarch, where the girls registered and paid does. The new rnrls. Mortney Mary J. Johnson, Joan Angsten, Holly Leonard, Joy Urdanger, Rita Fortain, and Kav jLardas elected as tneir leaders, PaW Thomas, and assistant leader Pattt Purvey.

They named their Patrol The Jolly Jump-npa." The Scoots clan a trip to Chicago Opera House en November 24th to see the play "IJessert bong" Next week toe nns win men at Mrs. Gates' at four o'clock to work on Community Life Badges. ilarUya tunsrocK ers who will unite in presenting "The ted by Mrs. Carrie Reed. Mr.

and on Dec. 16 in Crystal Lake Mrs. Ralph Wingate, Mrs. Fred Miller Community high school auditorium. 'and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman EbeL Out-Only four more rehearsals will be I of -town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. held. The music is difficult and the 1 Fred Miller of Woodstock and Mr.

E. ESTIMATES Call for Real Estate 'A A fa See a Realtor Real Estate firms using the title "Realtors" are specifically licensed to use this term and operate under a strict code of ethics for the protection of the public. As a matter of service to those who plan to buy or sell a home or other real estate, our Real Estate Department has available trained workers, informed on Values trustworthy and reliable. Write or telephone us for sound advice. choristers are studying earnestly to prepare a successful concert.

They are hampered, however, by lack of a sufficient number of singers. Those who have been attending rehearsals of the several choirs combining for this concert or of the two general practices that William Voltmer has directed have been doing their best, but the vigorous "Messiah" choruses require many voices. It is earnestly hoped that more- sopranos, altos, tenors and basses will be at the high school music room next Monday evening at eight o'clock. 4-H Victory Workers To Elect Officers Satarday All 4-H Victory Workers are urged to attend an important meeting and election of officers in Crystal Lake Community high school on Saturday evening, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m.

All those who did not receive their project awards in Woodstock Friday evening, Nov. 9, will receive them at this time. tsaiy Acxman, reponer Mrs. Robert Berg Is Hallowe'ea Hostess Mrs. Robert Berg gave a Hallowe'ea party at her home in honor of her son, Bobby Berg.

The table was decorated in Hallowe'ea colors with a lighted witch as a centerpiece. Gaines were played and a very enjoyable two hours spent. Those winning awards were: Donald Olson, Barry Fues, Lynnette Benoy, Ann Molitor. Other present were: SaUy Ullrey, Carol Mclntvre, Phyla Lynn Benoy, Bilsy Lyons, Catherine Ann Uurtafsrh, Ana Louise lipps, I'siil Dooas Koch. 731VIriiaEt.

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