The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 14

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21,1948 THE.HOLLAND, MICHIGAN; Holland Woman Wins National Camp Fire Award Mrs. Raymond Fehring To Receive Medallion For Outstanding Work A iiennl honor came to Hoi- lard today with tho nnnounccmont that -Mrs. Rttymond H. FeWlng, 14 West 35th St, locni Cnmp Fire laador for nonrly 'tour years, wlectcd otic or the 10 winners of national Icnflcrahlp mednlllons for 191B, based on reports JwuBd (or Inst year, The nows onmo In letter from Edith Kcmpttiorn, chairman ol tha National Awards committee of Camp FJro Glrli, New York aty. The national chairman commended Holland fov lino Camp Fire program, joying, 'Very fine Camp Fire work Is bring done In Holland and I know you have contributed a groat deal in helping to bring this about," Mrs, 'Albert H.

Tlmnwr, local Camp Fire director, said aw under way whereby Llic medallion will bo awarded 10 Mrs. Fehrlng al the Grand Council fire May 28. Tho medallion Is of sterling ail- vcr ctostlfjn and shown tho Camp Fire emblem of cwws logs (intl i FehrJng rwoivcd the award tor wiling tin exceptional nan-alive report of the activities o( her group. Reports wore JudRod mainly on content, but -the form in which it was made ulao was taken Into consideration. Activities of the year wore outlined, amntf cd by months, Points on which reports were judged included evidence o( Inter- wt of Ihe tfh'ls) In Initialing and canylnx on activities, Indication of vnluo of experience to the gli'U, vnrloty and buluticc of program, attitude of leader, Interest and value of ucilvlty described, offoi'l shown In exicnslorv tippeai'anc'c ot report, phoiosi'uphs, clippings, and other ncicomniuiylng miitorlal.

DurJnR 1047, Mm. 1'ehrlng, who lender of tho Cnnlewnstoya Cftmp Fire group, kept carehil re- on actlvltloa of hoi' group ind listed 3,105 girl hours, of which 435 woro service hours to community. Social Security Office Scheduled A Soolal Security administration represent alive will be In Holland post office Tuosdnyn, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. according lo William K.

Itirchgossner, nuinugor at the Grand Rapids office, In crefiROd volume ol worlc necossL Idled opening tho offJcu In land, he said. All workers should contact the offioc to find out their rights under law, Many workers do not know they oro not required to retire permanently from work In order to receive old-age Insurance payments, arc made to qualified individuals for any month which they do no wprk lor wages of more than $14, CD in covered by the social ncuui'Hy the I'M have lost bo- 011 use Uiolr. work way not covered by the lnw, such being Classified us "uneiiiploycd" I'oi 1 purpowd of receiving boiiefita under the social security Jinv. Klrchgesunof also sulcl that sw- lout losa of benefits hud resulted when a wngo-curncr died leaving a widow with children. 'Ktie widow in Jiuch coses, must file a claim to gel: benefits.

Children Elect Starvation Diet Philadelphia, April 21 (UP)-Fourteen Philadelphia school chll- dren will begin (i wcolc-long "starvation diet" Saturday to drama- tta the jUght of lira world 1 hungry cliJldran, The volunteers, including eight town public high schools unit six from a blonds school. will live on a diet calories A duy, Jtboui one-third of Hie dully consumption of the iworugn American child. The experiment, sponsored by tho Crusudo tor Children, will be DUporvlstid by physician. The children will live in hotel but pursue their normal routine as fur as pussiblo. A typleiil diet (or fuJi duy will consist ol iwo slices ol blucu brand, cup of dried milk, a uup oX thin soup, impooniui ot Jto turning, 31 ounces ol meal or flsii, and one vitamin pill or spoonful of cod liver' oii.

At the end oC the week, the children will bo wnuu oino umcra cut blault bMtwJ and bean soup. Tho dinner will mat-It thy opening oZ ci-usado's to rtilw funds for the American Overseus-Ald-Ujiltcd Nations Appeal for Children, FBI gXJCl'ti IN Peorln, 1H. (UP) When bur- ghra broke into the candy stand operated by blind Boivsr- sock and stole $160, tho federal of InvosliKntlon took charge of tlie case. Bowcrsock's stand is in tho lobby of tho fed- oral building, only two Moors be- tho FBI ofllce. Optional use off Ihe metric sys tem of mcimire wag made legal by act ol eongrew In Merry Menagerie-By Walt Disney ''Mind if I i-wn here a while? My wife's having a tantrum!" Fennville Mr.

and Mrs, Robert Keng wore to their 500 alub Thursday evening, High anil low scores were awarded Lo Mr. and Mi's, Henry Johnson, Keag and Ned, Bale. Mr, and Mrs. Leon Jackson imd son, Johnnie, wore overnight guests ol' Mr, and Mrs, Charles Jtichson of Evnnston, III, lost Friday, Saturday Johnnie submitted lo periodIc'clieck-up, for a heart ailment In Chicago, and allowed a remarkable Improvement. Mr, and Mrs.

Dwlght Wads' worth and Mr. and Mw. Leon Wnclswoi'th drove Lo Batavln, III. Jtisl Sntui'dny to attend funeral services for a relative. Miss Carol B.

Walter and Mtss Mary Bellman of Overisel drove to St. Louis, Saturday to attend a toucher's convention for weclt. They ave teachers Jn Grand Rapids, Mr. anfl Mrs. William Woodall and daughter, Jacquelyn, spent tlie week-end at Pontlac as guests of Mr.

and Mrs, Leo Gaston. Mr. lind Mrs. Claude Hutohln- son attended family gathering Sunday afternoon, honoring the birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs, Bert Von Dls Sr, of East Stmgatuck, Mr, and Mrs, James McCarty of Ravenna spent Sunday with Mr, and Raymond McCarly and Mr, and Mrs, Roy Gerrod. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. LouU Guerwln have purchased the former Cleon Scarlett home which was moved to Maple street last fall by Donald Dickinson, Mrs. Herman Hartsuilter returned home last Friday froni Allegan Health center where she had submitted to a major operation. Mrs, Mae Broadhead is In the Hartsuiker home, Mrs. Frances Sheehnn visited Mr, and Mre, Claude Morse In Grand Rapids last week.

Mrs. Bess Whltbeck la spending Lwo woelts In Kalamtizoo visiting her children Mr. and Mi-s, John Whkbcck and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Flstier, Milo Dulalden has been appointed village maintenance an- Kiiioor to fill the vacancy caused by the dentil of Everett Root.

Ho will be assisted'by Orvlllc Ad- kina, The Fennvllle degree staff'went lo Pullman last week nnd Initiated seven candidates for their lodge, dlso a -candidate, Mrs, Ray McCarty, for ihe home NIOKBL IUDES END Now 21 (UP) -Mayor Wililam O'Dwyer has hiked tho fares on New -York's gigantic network of subway and elevated linos from five to ten cents, Clfoctlvo July I. Bus and trolley' faros on cily-owncd lines were 'boosted from tlv.e to seven cents, Douglas Mtas Arlene Demerwt of Lan- alng came for. a week-end visit with her Mr, and Mrs, Loo Demerest. The north unit the Ladles' Aid or the Congregational church, met In the ehurch par lora Tuesday afternoon. A lunch 1 was served Mrs.

James Bruce pending a tew days with friends-In Ganges. Miss Jean Thorby was home from Ann Arbor for a few day's visit with her mother, Mrs, William Du Vail and of DetroH, have been guests of her pai'onls, Mr, and Mrs. H. Van SycWe. George Morgan Is home from a winter's stay in Phoenix, tun.

Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Quada and son, Philip, drove to Onargo, 111., for a week-end visit. Mrs. W. Itinels of AUegan, was a weck-erid guest of her brother and alstcr-ln-law, Mr.

and MM. Wallace Williams. Miss Easter Jackson is spending a week's vacation with relatives In South Haven. Capt. Charles Dailcy has left for Buffalo, N.

Y. to begin his season's work on the steamer, William Stifal, Mr. and Mrs. Plummer ol Bath, announce the birth of a eon, Louis Frank, at the Lansing hospital. Mrs, Plummer Is the daughter of Mr.

and Ben Eddy. Immigration Officials Keep Family Together New April 21 (UP)--Ira migration -authorities 1 anW today they overlooked a few technicalities In order to prevent separa ting an American mother from her six month old Italian-born son. Mrs. Bonati, 36, wife of an Italian artist, was detained at Ellis Island wfaen she wai charged with attempting to smuggle the baby, Richard, into the United States. An amendment to the immigration law in 1940 provided that an American parent must reside In this country for at leaei five yeaia attoi 1 "reaching the of 16, in order that the children be American citizens, MM.

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