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South Holland Sailor Would Be Lost Without His Pointer July 4 South Holland Chamber of Commerce Dear George: Here goes the same old line--Im sorry I haven't written before but I have been awfully busy. I'm assigned to the sub-tender U.S.S. Howard 3V. Gilmore and from what we will be pulling out in a very days, so you can well imagine busy we have been loading and ammunition. Regardless of how long it took to write and thank the C.

of C. jj all the woderful things they're for the boys in the service, want ycu to know that it certainly is appreciated and I don't know what I didn't receive the Pointer ever week. I'm still using the gift that I re-' and were ordered paid on a motion made by Trustee Voss. Gouwens Reunion The plans have been completed for the 13th annual Gouwens reunion which will be held Saturday, July 15, in the Glenwood (north) forest preserve. The sports will begin at 3 o'clock.

In the evening a business meeting will be held at 6:30. Following this there will be a program. There will be musical numbers by the Men's chorus. Also instrumental selections and a talk on Americanism by the Hon. Fred E.

Busbey, Congressman of the 3rd Congressional The public is invited to the evening program. Community Prayer Service The Bethany Youth Forum is sponsoring a Community Youth Prayer service on behalf of our servicemen to which all the young people, parents jui using nd friendB of the community are in- from tne C. oi C. when er ted The ministers and young people the various South Holland churches ill be patricipating. This service will be held on Thurs- tered the U.

S. Navy, and it sure comes in handy. Thanks again for everything. Sincerely. Martin Mulder Barehead-Dieck In the First Reformed church of South Holland Friday evening, June 30 Carolyn Barehead, daughter of John Barehead, 367 East 159th street, and William H.

Dieck, son of Mr. and Mrs. William- Dieck of Dolton, were united in marriage, with the Rev. Jacob Blaauw reading the double ring service. The 'bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white tulle trimmed with seed pearls.

A wreath of "orange blossoms held in place her fingertip veil, and she carried white roses and baby's breath. The 'bride's sister, Gertrde, maid of honor, and the other bridal attendants were Mrs. Verda Silcox and Jeanne Bidder. All wore identical O-OWTLS of yellow marquisette and matching -bonnets. The maid of honor carried a bouquet of yellow roses and blue larkspur.

The bridesmaids' powers were yellow roses. Donna Rohlman, wearing pale blue taffeta, led the procession as flower girl. Irwin Lau, cousin of the bride- o-room, served as best man. Ushers were Nelson Van Milligan and Rietveld. During the ceremony Shirley Spoolstra sang as one of 'her solos, "Because," and after the ceremony was ended, sang "The 'Lord's Prayer.

The reception in the McKmley school was attended by 150 guests. Mr and Mrs. Dieck have -returned from a wedding trip to Cedar Lake, and- are now making their home on 'Lincoln avenue in Dolton. The bride is employed at the Harvey office of the Chicago-Riverdale Lumber company. Her husband is employed at the Acme Steel 'Riverdale plant.

daV, July 20, at 8 p. m. in the You are invited to join usjy we unitedly pray for our ser-. jn, our nation, and for peace Gouwens, Robert Gross, Andrew VX Der Aa, Milton Workman, Major General O. Griswold, commander of the XTV 'Corps, personally congratulated the men during the ceremony in which they became citizens through a procedure instituted by the War Department.

Jacobs has been in Uncle 'Sam's army since April, 1941, 21 months of this time overseas. Formerly an automatic rifleman, he was promoted to a cook six months ago in a rifle company. He is a member of the Infantry regiment that recently crushed a heavy Japanese attack against Hill 129. Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Jacobs, 15936 'Chicago road, South Holland, he was engaged in farming before induction. He has also served in Fiji, NBW Hebrides and Guadalcanal. Jacobs has been awarded the Soldiers' Good Conduct medal for "loyal and efficient service" and the new Combat Infantryman Badge for combat action in a major campaign. Thanks I wish to thank the police department of South Holland, especially Chief H. Van Der Bilt, and the police of Calumet City, for the cooperation given in the prompt recovery of my boy's 'bicycle which was stolen at Green Lake pool Monday.

Louis Ditmar Village Board Meeting The meeting of the village board of South Holland was held on Tuesday, at eight o'clock in the village hall. were Trustee Morris Van De- Aa, Harold De Young, Leonard Van Duersen, J. W. Zeilenga, Tuems Santefort' and George Voss. President James Gouwens was absent.

Trustee De Young made a motion to appoint Trustee Van' Der Aa as chairman of the meeting. Auditor Estey Gouwens addressed the board and presented the annual audit. After a thorough discussion, Trustee Voss made a motion to accept the report and place on file. Trustee Voss made a motion to approve the bill in the amount of $135.00 submitted by the auditor for services rendered. Trustee De Young reported the Peterman case had been called; but was continued.

Trustee Van Duersen reported about twenty car owners were delinquent in obtaining vehicle stickers. The matter was referred to the police department for action. The reports of village officers were read and ordered filed on a motion made by Trustee De Young. Complaints on low tree limbs overhanging sidewalks were- referred to the police department. The annual Appropriation Ordinance was read and referred to the Ordinance committee.

Trustee Santefort made a motion to grant permits for alterations to the residences of L. S. Van Duersen and W. P. Gouwens and a barn extension of B.

H. Davis. Trustee Santefort made a motion to approve and accept the bond of Collector John Van Der Woude. The motion was seconded by Trustee Zeilenga and carried. The current, bills were read, approved by the on finance Prof-.

Henry Schultze, president of Calvin College, will speak on the "Back to God Hour," July 16, at 9 p. m. The topic on which he speaks is "What is Man?" This broadcast is sponsored by the Christian Reformed church and comes to us 'over radio station WCFL, Chicago, 1000 kc. Andrew Mensinga, Anthony De Young andtHerbe'rt De Young are the on furlough. and Mrs.

Jacob 'Schaap are proud to announce the birth of a baby boy on July 3 at the Ingalls Memorial hospital, Harvey. "Benj. De Young, has returned home from a north side hospital Chicago where he underwent a major operation on his throat. The families of Wilfred 'Rietveld, John Rietveld, and Herman 'Bruin are spending this week vacationing at Magis Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. Nick Van Dommilen with their son and family are enjoying this week at Macatawa Lake, Mich. Lt Tunis Holleman Participates in 4ir Raids Over France An Eighth AAF Fighter (Station, 2nd Lt. Tunis H. Holleman is tn England at a P-38 Lightning fighter 'base.

The 22-year-old pilot is- the son ol Mr and Mrs. Tunis Holleman, and is a graduate of Thornton township high school A former office clerk at the Whitmig Corp 'Lt Holleman now flies his speedy, twin-engined P-38 Lightning in the group commanded' by Ool. George T. Crowell, 4201 West Jackson -Chicago. Arriving in England in the fall of 1943 the was the first British-based P-38 out-, fit to fly against the Luftwaffe.

It. pioneered long-range, over-the-target protection for the heavy bombers. On March '3, 1944, from this station made the first American combat flight over -Berlin. The o-voup supported naval and oth- Card of Thanks We wish to extend our sincere thanks to wtetrves, neighbors and friends for their deeds of kindness they have shown us in our recent bereavement. Also 'Rev.

Blaauw, Mrs. C. Shilling- and the organist, those who sent flowers and the South Holland police. Dr. and Mrs.

J. F. Kettles Mrs. Alice Satinoff Flora Redmann NOTICE We wish to announce that, beginning July 25, we shall operate our store on self-service, cash and carry basis. This method of business will, of course, be reflected in the prices of our goods, for we shall try to operate a first clafes store with every day low prices on ievery item, with quality goods and the best possible line of meats, fruits and vegetables.

Our decision to make this -change was influenced partly by the wartime shortage of help, but mostly because we think that you, our customers, will like the new method better than the old, at leaist, after we all become adjusted to it. On Monday, July 24, our store will be closed all day, so that we can change our floor plan to a Self-Service layout. Watch for our The Pointer. We thank one and all for your fine cooperation with us during trying circumstances due to scarcity of commodities and the curtailing of delivery service under war conditions in the past months. DALENBERG GOUWEN 11-2G NOTICE.

OF PUBLIC HEARING is hereby by the Board of Education of School District No. 1S1 in the 'County of 'State of Illinois, that a tentative budget and appropriation ordinance for said School District for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1944 and- ending June 30, 1945, is now on file and conveniently available to public inspection at the residence of J. W. Rietveld, 16640 So. Park So.

Holland. Notice is further given that a public hearing on said budget and appropriation ordinances will be held at 8:00 o'clock p. the 7th day of August, 1944, at the' Roosevelt auditorium in the school district. Dated this 3rd day of July, 1944. BO ARID OF EIDU'CAiTION QF SCHOOL 151 in the County of Cook, State of Illinois By Peter Dalenberg, Sec.

10-5 Card of Thanks We wish to express our appreciation to Rev. Blaauw, William Rietveld, Abbie Anker, friends, neighbors and all who assisted in any way in our recent 'bereavement of our dear wife and mother. 'Henry J. 'De Young and Children Attention I am getting in a new supply of gasoline engines. They are ideal for onion screens and stationary units.

If anyone wants one, call Hebr9n 39 or -vvrite Wognum Implement Sales, Hebron, Ind. 36-8p Notice to Bicycle Owners All bicycle owners should have their bicycles registered wifch the South Holland police department during the next two weeks. This registration will establish "a record and will assist the police authorities in locating missing vehicles. HIRAM VAN 'BILT of Police FOR, 'SALE: 2nd floor flat; 4 rooms and bath, on Chicago road, near church, school, bus depot and stores. Inquire at Jane De Boer, 250 W.

159th So. Holland, 111. 11-2G FOR SALE: Wardrobe trunk. Mrs. Hans Jansma, So.

Holland, 111., 335 E. 159th st. 10-2G 1 er seaborne forces heading for 'France in the initial stage of the invasion. Now Lt. Holleman is helping bomb and strafe Nazi positions on the French front in addition to nying long-range bomber escort missior The South Holland pilot entered the AIAF in January, 1943, and was commissioned in December, 1943.

Becomes U. S. Citizen on Bougainville Island With the '37th Army Division on Bougainville Island--A new U. S. citizen from South Holland is Tech.

Sgt. Julius M. Jacobs, 28, who was one of a group of men taking part in a naturalization ceremony held 1 on a bomber strip hewn from the jungle. He was born in Holland and came to the United States with ihis parents in Tel: Harvey 161 Riv. 180 Dr.

C. Davis Dursema Dentist 15806 S. Chicago Rd. SOUTH HOLLAND, ILL. FO'R SAILE: Fresh milk cows with calves.

Gerrit 'Schaap, '321 E. l'9th So. Holland, 111. 11-1G FOiR One good work horse. C.

J. Van Drunen. Tel. '970-R Harvey. East 1159th So.

Holland, 111. 11-lG FO'R (SALE: 1 team sorrel horses; broke single and double. Peter Ridder, 429 Ridge Munster, Ind. FOR SALE: 15 acres land, 2 blocks east of Cottage Grove ave. on 159th So.

Holland, 111. Morse J- Van Drunen. H-l'G FARMERS! Get your new gasoline engines at Wognum Implement Sales at Hebron, Ind. Place your order now. FOR Coal burning 'Heatrola stove.

$30.00. John Patz, 136 E. '155th street, Holland, 111. 11-lG FOR 1,000 Onion crates. Sarah Rietveld.

Chicago Heights, 111. Ph. 2792-Y. 11-lG Tel Ham. 4612.

Res. Dolton 825-W DR. SAMUEL K. AVERY DENTIST Suite 415 5217 Hohman Hammond, Ind. Special attention to children's dentistry and plate work.

NOTICE FARMERS If you have any old Fairbanks Morse or New Idea small gasoline engines that you want to sell or junk, please write or call the DYER SUPPLY CO. Dyer, Ind. Phone 2251 We pay highest prices for old gasoline engines. 39-tf A FINE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES WATERMELONS BEVERAGES Quality Best Prices Reasonable WALT'S STAND 159th and Indiana Avenue So. Holland, HI.

open Everyday except Sunday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 43-TF-G A A 76 E.

137th Street Riverdale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY July 14 and 15 Lady and The Monster A Republic Picture Also Beneath the Western Skies Starring (Bob Livingston Smiley Burnette News and Phantom No. 14 It is our determination and in- i tention to continue to provide the community's finest funeral to any family, regardless of their creed or financial circumstances. DE YOUNG SONS Free Use of Beautiful Chapel Ambulance Service FUNERAL HOME 15650 So. Park Ave. South Holland, 111.

Tel. Harvey 37 SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY July 16, 17, 18 Sunday doors open 1:30 p. m. Continuous Performance Monday and Tuesday doors open 6 p. m.

Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case with Lionel Barry more also JAMBOREE Musical Radio Stars News ajnd Cartoon WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY July 19, 20 Doors open 6 p. m. Joan Davis in Beautiful But Broke also Cross of Lorraine with Pierre Aumont, Gene Kelly Sir Cedric Hardwicke News FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SIDNEY TOLER CWftlfE CWAH THE SECRET, SERVICE" Also Cartoon and a Novelty Cash Award SUNDAY AND MONDAY Sunday doors open 1:30 Continuous Performance RICHARD MARTM Produced by DAVID Directed by -Stor, ond by Dollon Tr.ii.bO Added "Grandfather's Follies" Also News of the World, Oairtoon and a Novelty JULY 18, 19 TWO-TIMING MYSTERY GIRL --playing a lone hand against desperate enemy agents! Directed by IANCE COMFORT and MUU GREENBAUM. Produced by VICTOR HANBURY.

Story by Patrick Kirwan Added "Post War Jobs" Also Musical New Orleans Blues News and a Cartoon CASH AWARD.