The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 3

Tacnersturca nir 70 do 1 JULY mas durum the nil and reMtnrl for Coys, Giris to Be Organized lit Jstric: 111 mAA kits for boys and ,.1 like beach on July 19 surt- manoen are. tmnt 1et nd irk 11 in1" ana girls i.nVrinnnhntA In this vast week the tram boys and tnrn a be in separate oris wisnins ing ia aa anowmg was Fire Dent Boiund the two pitching of Peter Hyde they the Kiwanis very easily, and Summer Recreation Schedule of Activities Is Announced as natation park or at aminst the 1 tut atahing of Terry tae hit beat also 1. Ta -Crystal Lake park district "owuoa denanUaent offers a rMy of rarerational opportunities for boys girls aad adults. Be-to a schedule of numnn PLArcitorxns Larated at North. Kaath.

Ceartr.1 LaJErrnU Dsier rt it sty'' ijniSiUrukr 2- iifts strode a- Wit satJte Ws stroke IwFtyie La stroke Las: stroke U-Lav Board Under Jar irJ ranntrup in Boats Mkipated it Races i I i i I 1 rPr. Carlo," world famous illusionist, will present his hour stage show, "Cavalcade of Mystery," with a huge cast, full of thrills, enchantment and entertainment at the Woodstock: Community High school, under the Bporuorship of the McHenry County De- puty Sheriffs association, Ju- 1 oo rr: ij oi. Heads nn pur- chased from any deputy sher iff or at the sheriff's office. Heed More Nurses There is an urgent need for em ployees at E4gin State hospital. particularly attendants and regis tered nurses.

Civil Service exami nations axe given on Wednesday and. Saturday mornings, at 8:30 at the Elgin State faospitaL Dr. Haffron hopes that the people ol communities near to the Elgin State hospital will help to get the word around that positions in the nursing department are open. EDD2tbBfJCAT02 ssys -t-CCaaeo' a mm A Our Legislatare is ear Saaccaie Board of Edacatian. Its actions largely deteratiae edocatioaal wel fare ia Illiaois.

We nope and believe will act wisely. Better farawrs, aainiaaaliiii, bns- iaess aaea, laborers and citizan in general depend anon schaoui wbick keep pace with the times. Scbaals are properly everybody's basiaeaa. Illinois Education AssociacUon Higher Price Seaght Pure MUk Association mended that farmers be paid higher price for fluid milk during public hearing which, started in Chicago- en Tuesday, July 5. The hearing was called by the ES Department af Agriculture to receive testimony on the handling of milk in the Chicago area.

Milk handling regulated by Uhicaga's Federal Milk Marketing Order 4L through the Federal Milk Market Adminis trator's office. The hearing is expect to continue lot several stays. Codst-to-Coast Air f. Miles Shortened WASHINGTON Oo September 30, New York and Saa Francisco stead 3,600 air mBea apart. Now the straight-4me flying distance Is only X2G0 miles.

East and west coasts have not moved closer together, nor have the airlines found a shortcut. The difference lies la the word r.rasJ After five years af prepar ion. civil aviation -in Kaibsd tea has orTVciaTty switched from sttnta sa Uand" miles to nautical -'i knots hi i fixating -dirtartnes and. speeds. Pilots, tower tor and wealhermen now use-sea language, as mflilary aJrjnehT of all branches have dona sinca tm Has tm Ears SAW DIEGO.

CaliL A puppy got his head stuck tn the hub hole af discarded sutnrnnhila whaaL Mrs. Flesnnr Row and her taut children couldn't set it out Sgt. Earnest af the Jore folded the pup's ears back close and pulled It out by the talL The ears Cockcr spaniel type) had trapped Adolph Hitler became absolute dictator of Germany an August li'34, in in i lajMi races were brflxy e-k end. tnrkfd by puffy oi died contin- ODITUARY Mm. EUraaeth Birkhols Jim.

Eliaabeth Birkholz, 73, of Fox River Grove, died Monday norning Jn Bhetman tioanitei af ter a brief lLneaa. fce was txan. ja Cwcago ixc. an 1 0OI n4 I AM Kathrvii LangenheCni. and was uni ted in marriage wklh Ralph Birk- Ml in CMcngo on Joly lvuav The rouole made iheir home in Ohieago "until about 10 years ago wfcen ahey moved to Fox River Grove.

In addition to ber widower. Mrs. Birkholz is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Reidel and Mrs. Dora Sahumacher, both of Bar Urn.

Bmma Neis, of Cliicaeo. She was receded in deatti by her parents and four other sisters. The body lay in state at the Warner 'Oary-Grove funeral cha pel and at tite Fox River Grove Community Methodist church front 11 ta. until 2 pjm. Wednesday when the funeral services were conducted by the Rev.

Draper Bishop. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery at Barrington. ifendrock CCoatinaed from Page One) school since his coining, he always "Wally," a real friend al ways ready to do little favors for fehem. rrotmbly manv a Crystal Lake adult will remember she pen nies or nickels loaned to them to fcuy a sujjpiement to their ranches. or the help given to "fix" some little thing.

If renrovals were they were always done in courteous manner. Xha nHr will miss Wally. The only interruntion to the years of service to the school since 1924 came when he was drafted into the armed services in 1942. At Chat time a special assembly I held when a little rift from the children and faculty was re sented to him. After his disoharge from (he services he worked for brief time for the Alemite company at Woodstock, but returned in December of 1944 to the schools.

When Wally had completed 25 years with the schools, recognition was paid to him on Honors Day when the board of education irded a gold watah as a token of their appreciation of his service to the schools. After his marriage in 1946. and the birth of his little eirl. Sharon. children and teachers shared with.

Wauy his hamnness -in his little family. Often they came -over to me scnooi to weak home wim him. so Sharon early developed an anticipation for the time when she could attend sdhooL Tht iamily WaJUr Ilandrock I the ainfr Wiictiono Ibis occasionally include ail employees of the school, and these were Joyous occasions for Sharon. This year her dream anas resitted when aha enrolled in the kindergarten and was one of Miss Flanders pupils during the year. Wally will he missed by all the children, the staff, the admin istration and his fellow workers.

Each, individual feels that he has lost a loyal honest friend. When school again convenes, it is the belief of L. J. LundaoJ, superintendent, that -children, staff aad board of education will wish te establish some type ct memorial in honor of bis long term of devoted service to -the school district. Mr.

I land rock oaased mr Thursday, June 30, at the Veter ans hospital. 333 E. Huron St Chicago. He bad been patient there for 10 da vs. He was born Jan.

19, 1839 in Crystal Leke, son of Herman and Liuie Frits Han-draric He was married on UslwH 9. ls47 to Peterson, who tr survivors are a dauHH- ter Kmron. at home. 80 Poratmt Ave, Cry stall Lake; three brothers, Albert and William, both of CryMal Lake, and Frark of Ox- rwrd. Caiif- lad a iter V.

Karry Lillian) Lass of non stock. r-arents i4 a 'Luafr via a Tr-'l T. at ft vr-ertin sr a r--. a i i 1 1 i I 1 i i itimtii IJin mm I hzf ine starting it liad, which had I tone aueop wms leas duiksuM. Vaa I terdaty, nngm awn and humidity I afratn acnt teoperavunca into the r-j The Public Library SPECIAL BOOKS FOB SPCfJX IXTEKESTS Encyclopedia of Ouaboard Hotor tioat nig Round he World Cook Book Handbook for the Woman Driver Pictorial History of America Tour Lit ettme in Pictures Guide to Earning a living The B2le and Christianity Skiadivirag and Exploring Under- water I The Incredible Giants (Baseball) OWIiiuii Trn ri Woad I Anntmr.s Haodbook Joh Rd fleritoge JTJVV Bromfield RECENT AND READABLE FICTION Nectar in a Sieve Markandaya Gates of Living J.

Lawrence A Circle of Trees Faralla Four Rivers of Paradise White Your Daughter Iris Weidmaa Something of Value Ruark Venture into Darkness lUobarx Run Silent, Run Deep Beach The Good Shepherd Forester The Thorn Tree White The Breaking Wave Shute Vinginia Yining IN MEMORIAM In fond memory of our daughter, Georgia Lee, who passed away June 20, 1947. As we loved yon, so we miss you, In our memories you are near. (Loved, remembered, longed for always, firinarimr many a silent tear. Mr. and Mrs.

William Tegtmeier 27 CARD OF THANKS We are indeed very grateiia to I the Crvstai Lake Fire Department I and to Cad Lockwood for rescuing I our small son, Kenneth, waen he I fell into the well on our farm Thursday night. Also we are sin-1 cerely appreciative of aU the tielpl given in our home and transporta tion provided for visiting Kenneth in the hospital. Air. ad Mrs. rreoencK sioerp and Family.

-Z7 IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of -our dear Mother and Grandmother Anna Le ge! who died Jnly 12, She lives with us in memory now, We see her everywhere. God folds his loving arms about her. Keeps here in His tender care. ChiMren and Urandchildren 27 CARD OF THANKS We desire in mis manner hj x- press our sincere appreciation to 3Ll I to us ia our resent bereavement. To those who sent cards, fill-nibbed cars, sent flowers, assisted about the house and aid otner uch acts of kindness, our cratdful thanks is extended.

The family of the late Walter nandrnrk. 27 on raffle tnat trxy a s-scmI. or bMe arosd. bat St voa ar Craa sswaat at. yoa mr sa Ueaa apod iwrt at lst aad pos sfbty BBora amwoa scjirtea.

rat fa a el. 2-1 etar-f on la t'a front aocXK-a of tb ear. Ma mam tm)y aa irrh or two truni tn A a i lua t-'j tmm-m ir I til r.4 i t. A m. -9 if'' 1 a 'W it I i 1 mr-' Safety yosi haw eHnaa yotr taas-y.

rainy bHa anas at only tarea, sasar ar Ivo ysanj a tkhag aatha snr arfcth yon. at la stall alt to heap ehttdren of that aaa aaaat. Taey Ute ha aosuvsn, cluasv kiwaiin aa tea Boat, aay maac hat alt atiU. They aaay fcel yoa are laVic sa nseassarity strict when yea taaiat i I 1 trii.r, suddenly aa, are or less dwi the iake in The Crystal 'Lake park district I recreation department ptaas to leaiwsc a aRJU Icasae tor I age boys and eitis. Games wiU be played in ie eveniiup ctartinar 1 6:30 at the Lake park diamond.

The recreation department auggest thai III there are groups of teen agers wishing to orjranire a team Chat Umv do-so and enter the league. The recreation department ami I supply the balls and fcata for the Saia fclw ooy moi (firH m-I tere.tted in playing may also regis- Iter their name with the tecraatwti I department. Junior Girls Match Approaching', Driving: Approaching and driving I The winners in driving eonteat neaowa IiuIm ii'luurnhhailor a rRD Crosby, JuhePf annstiebl, dy Jones. The closet apph shots were made by Sasan Kix and Barbara Zukowaki. Next Toes- day, July 12, will be the Father- Ta Daughter Scotch foursome.

Tee off time will be 6 jn. or earlier. Try to line up your foursomes and telephone them in to the pro shop. Oth erwise, you wiu tie paired up soaa night- Dinner will be served at ap proximately 8 p.m. and awards will be given.

Stock Car Racing Trophy to Werner Al Werner in Us No. 48 stock car, a 1941 rord, won the trophy for 75 laps at the Burlington, wn, Speedway on the Fourth of July. Russ Imhoff drove his 1939 Ford the same race but had to quit after 30 'laps. Both of these stock car enthusiasts work for bchlup Motor Sales Crystal Lake. Seymour Pictures of Peterson Garage Fire on Television While the flames roared through Peterson's garage, James Sevmour shot 300 feet of color film, getting a complete picture story.

WGN had some of his pictures on television Channel 9 the next night at Debus was -still smoking when the first 100 feet of his film was put aboard a -train to Chicago where a courier from Eastman Co. met the train and rushed the film to their laboratory for processing, then it was edited at WGN studios. This is the sixth time that WGN has shown on television pictures by Mr. Seymour, who is official Mc Henry county fire photographer. He is at every major fire through out the county shooting pictures in color for the National Board of Fire Underwriters in New York, which uses them for safety movies.

Audio Productions a motion picture company in New York, has also made complete movies from ins pictures. Either one of these com panies will make a complete film of the Peterson fire. Mr. Seymour shoots 7000 feet of 10 mm mm every year, mom color. Taking pictures has been his hobby since small boyhood.

When he sells bis scenes be imme II 1 1 1 diately uses the money to boy more film. His great current interest is making a safety film on accidents to be shown -high schools warning to yotmg drivers. Some times he is out all night wren tus camera and big light taking these accident shots and he's got some horrors. When the high school Honor ritv sponsored variety show to raise money lor acnoiarsfiips bum- Vear. Sevmour was delighted to co operate wben lie was asxea so snow I some of us movies at Mcai peue ani events as one portion of the I program, and he has shared nis pictures on many other occasions in town.

Seymour's upholstery business on N. Main at. is his work, but his picture taking consumes countless I other hours in endeavor that is of I pleasure and value in many wys I for innumerable people. Personals Ur and Mrs. George W.

Read have sold their acreage at Victoria, IlL, and have moved to lmre. Ul, to reside. Mrs. Read suffered a heart attack last Sp- tiher and has not beea welL Mr. Read was ill with a blood hi.

hrain and this necessitated giv ing op their land and name at Vic toria- A marriage license was wwwUtnrk to Edward F. Sehweder of Crystal Lake and Anna Dernets af Infrlesioe. Las Thursday aaorni ng there a heavy enower wroco badly needed. The skies uano Am Him weather became very hot and humid, bringing much discomfort as ternperaturea soared into the nineties. Friday was mora the same as reswlenta swoarea.

During the mgbt, temperatnres dropped i oegrees. Saturday was another hot and humid day with temperature at 92 and wiih a releTHs eun. Sleeping at nig-ht waa Lff iralt as temperatures lowered only to 74 de-f-es. Sunday was aTKither "scorcher" dof-e tenreratiires Te trrifjc "heat rwiwt enawy rive goirr to Kottrwt of jlr mt Veteraa Acres r-ark. "1 unrieant wea" m- th.roa.-h, i'ooiav.

A 1, sKijwer at p.m. tr st dunntr tne at! I I I I er Htfyard before ap strain. lon 2 Itad which he to fioUh first. ajw gave Sun pvi the ead when fcs fee rear to pan I ad ns raining on fa4 second and at toe water boats kciod. ssraik-d in Mon- vreen.

oene tiacon, absent. BIKE HIKES Tours be taken on Thursdays July 21, July S3, Aug. 4. For boy and girls 10 years of age and over. A bike club is being organ-nd.

Boys and girls may register for the tours at one of the play- Fiuurm or at me oil ice of the re creation department Virginia street park. Leaders Mary Ann Friberg and unda HraJv BtS TRIPS Tuesday. Jaly 2S and Tues, Aug. 2 Uncoln Park Zoo July 26 Museum of Science and Industry August 2 loungsters must register in advance for these trios at the office of toe recreation depatment- Trip win oe nude if there is sufficient number of boys and girls. Fee of 51.00 will be charged to cover bus cost.

TEEX AGE CENTER lake Recreatioa Bailding Wednesdays 8:00 p.m. Dancing games variety of activi ties. Open to high school students siding in Crystal Lake Park dis trict. GOLF CLASSES Hich Schawl Field Wednesdays 8 9 yr. old Boys Giris-1-2 pjn 10 years of age aV over 2 3p.m.

Joe Reading Instructor PLAYGROUND SOFTBALL LEAGUE LAKE PARK Taesdays I paa. 6 team league from the various playgrounds. AM LT SOFTBALL LEAGUE Lake Park Wed, Thars. League is composed of teams. Play two games each night start ing at p.m.

STARS OF TtlHOKKIlw BASEBALL -PROGRAM Two Sections 8 9 year old boys Tues. Thars. KK 12:00 10 11 12 year olds Mon. Wed. Fri.

9:00 12:00 Joe Reading Director Please Note change of golf from Veteran Acres to high schooL Boys and Girls Areherv classes may be chanred to avoid conflict with swimming classes. Superior Sheet Metal Golf Leaff, Team Mores Up At the halfway point, Gitxke Ta-1 i nn, winiuni; 3 points over Ralph's Standard Service ia the Crystal Lake twt light golf league. The Wood Butchers (Carpenters Local) cut down Scotty OverheaJ Door with a 4 point win. Superior Sheet Metal finally moved out of the basement in spite of -Old Reliable Jack Boubelik. Gary Hardware took over laat place and bow Oneaut Paul, De its as kis work'ewVout for hiav.

1 Xsaiiaam standings are a fol Iowa: Team Points Gitake Taieern i 23 RakaVa Standard ServKe 20 Sa 4mrkad Door 19 Cariwnters Loral No. 2087 18 Alexander Ijuaiber ii kalteox Coast. 154 Siverior Sheet Metal -14 Carr Hardware 1314 Bast shooters tne waea were Jaba Seville with a 37 and Bob Kaiteax aad One Kraus who each bad a SS. The members of the Carpenters local golf team sure looked snappy the 4th or July parade with their new golf shirts. Horseshoe Leajue for Adult Women and Men Planned The Crystal Lake park district rerreatiooi aVpartment plana to or- league for adult Tne league wiil play hi the evening an days which wnl be sVterauaed if sufficient interest is hadk-ated for organizing a Those ai sobs mtereaetd sua i activity are asked to contact an Basaa.

director of recreation. at the rerreeaoa hkii Virciaia street paic. becnone 2Jv. List TTir.r.er3 cf i I au won Sfo Veknder aid- si Carwrn. home on DererMx agaiasi Ksenuia; beating them 1 to O.

Ridsesield turned in a showing ty beating Kiwanis 16 By J. Buhrow. KweaUaft Simomten a. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ab 3 3 3 3 3 3 Garlte Kempf Harriagtoa Krose Cowan MicklenU Kirchberg Bab Fanter Wm. Fanter Buhrow Fire Dept.

Rvtkruist Mooney Reinert Ewert Koch Dererenx Bond Heisler RidceiaeU ab 5 1 4 1 4 5 5 4 4 1 2 ab 3 3 3 I 2 2 2 I 1 ab 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 2 ab 4 3 Joppa 3 0 3 1 2 1 I Manaak Purvey Duever Riley Knox A than xonne Jobnaoa Kassett 1 2 1 1 1 KapostOK Cumprecht Ivvnan Richer Harkina Rosulek Wikberger eextoa Bacoa Smith Crowley uieaeka Dadun Gi Walker Frey Roaeataar Garb Kempf Harringtoa Krase BuUock Cowaa Michahrita Bob aFater Bunrww BiUFaater Knraaaa Barktas 1 1 1 3 3 Crowley Greene Wiltberger Chock Winters in No Hit Pitching Game Future Stars Tn--uieaf leaga lor bora I Umoe 19 4irctm4 hj the Oya- Mooday. Ji ad at the 27. Little 9 vwar piaya ow Taeadayk and Tharadavs and Ah ia II mmr aecooa Kara Xsbiii. "dy aad Fridaya. faiig weeat pirn aa he 16-11-15 Mar xrtinsL Kirtt feaai wvm from Dearer Back team 12ta fWk Wj Bar for tea aaat the Jiaa rimaiim'a WO hut aikwrinv a lit It ta I.

arry lfirkWilx ban was t7! a rVtereoa team 12 ta X. Ekaty oaoga a team so tbenr by winning froaa Ja aaam 19 to 2, la rratay the team aaauaand try De wey Back woe a w.J piayed ffmaae 44 frwm theToaa INfrraaa taa. Tarry AUetleriU'a auoe wa from a Krrfai to 2. Ia aba I vaar mii aaeBam the Dick SaaBsIet taaum was frami tht Jay RiW! team 7 to wbiie UiiRs uaa wa fram Kcitb Crcfcak's teaam 1 to S- Doe r. -J.

ruM achrdiJed far Jam a were eanreUed. 'end- to rood w. took second es was in third second mark, i Rack rooment- Ua ittemstinr priTssasend could caaols aad eteraa Acres, Siaaday tbroarh Friday ta 12 uililt, a-oa The program is for all hoys and girls 5 years of age and over. The activities offered are, handcraft. ory programs, games of all type tournaments, special events and many other lnterestim? activities The plays-rounds also serve as fo cal points for information regard ing outer programs offered by the recreation department.

Check with your playground leader for irrfor mauon regarding all recreation programs. Youngsters may attend the piaygroamk whetiker they have registered or not. ARCJJERT Veteraa Acres Boys aad Girls Friday 8 9 vr. olds 10:30 11:45 10-11 12 yr. olds 9:00 10:30 Aiuhs and Hijrh School Age 7:00 p.m.

Thursdays TV.e recreation department wiU supply some bows and arrows for the classes of boys and girls. Mary Ann Friberg. Instructor TENNIS High School Courts Tharsdajs 8 and 9 year old Bovs and Girls 10 to 11 Year old Bovs and Girls 2:00 2:45 15 years of age i over 3:00 4 :00 Recreation department will soppiy aorae rackets aad tennis balls. Instructor Boys and Girls 8 It Judy Cannon Instructor 15 years of age over Sam Basan CAMP HOLIDAY DAY CASH Veteraa Acres Most, Tars Wed. 6 ieeks A different group aitena each week for three days.

For boys and girls 8 thru 13 years of age-Hiking, campcraft, outdoor fishing and other types of outdoor adventure. Hours 9 am to P- Marv Frfcerg Ui rector Judy Cannon Ajst. Director Queen Contest to Be Sponsored by- Pony Leas. Teams The Crystal Lake Pony League baseball teams win sponsor test oaiect a queen from i 13 and 14 years of ag in the Crystal Lake area. The giri selec-j nmiment Crystal Lake at CTT At Wnaanent.

Each pany league team in this district will s- leet a giri to uprtsem onesn aw" diatrict tournament. The queens Ammm win so to Crystal Lake ArW be indeed and a i i 1 1 tnct qoeen win ae sw Queena team wma sne wm team to state lowi-niea. II laat air tv nri arast be 13 or 1 years af age before jury awn, jaw, Z. ane saaas urn mm- rv im runs wiu ae jookvi WBoitisilcntitiinoH as the Crystal Lake bt selected by July 23. ttuM sriris intu sated as the eonteat most lue taeir encry by Wednesday, Jafy 20 Piia anraetor as ran ta afiice ef the recreatioa depart- A kaoatad ia vrrgnua The fusal judging for selacting the qaeeai will be ferid rnday eve-aing.

July tS, at the Lake imm tioa boiijiHg. Fill at aad send to toe Keerea- tiaa ttirector. rarest Kgaarare CarTaaI Baseball Trywata St. L-ii CariSoJ haTl lUrtn 1 1 sotaaay Ae Ptone i Wet iintT to si id i boat and the Pfet first. Town- to finish third Jsnth.

The pvnir the after- She committee paces was Oral 10 different pafxW in the ra- tatueh never rna. The following ft. Tan Kangb-EaH Tawasens kit ibat. a a race Saipe Oaaa a)tbat before f.wr at least trfdaJe4for lament Country Foarth 5 yOaai B. p-v VA'i i 9 mj-t i fist- lT5 i WStNTjr A.

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