The Pointer from Riverdale, Illinois • Page 8

THE POINTER Page Sec. 1, July 13, 1861 mi Riverdale Girl Will Teach At High School In Sept. Helen K. Edelhofer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Edelhofer, 14537 S. Normal, Riverdale, was recently awarded the Bachelor of Arts Degree at the 115th Year Commencement of Lawrence College in Appleton, Wisconsin, on Sunday, June 11. Baccalaureate services and graduation exercises were held in the Lawrence College Memorial Chapel. i Having majored in history and English, Miss Edelhofer has signed a contract with the new Rich Township high school in Olympia Fields and will begin teaching in September.

Miss Edelhofer has been Student Executive Council representative and Pledge Trainer for Pi Beta Phi sorority, a member of the College choir for three years, secretary of Lawrence United Charities, chairman of the Union committee, and cochairman of New Student Week committee. She also served as a Junior counselor in the fiesh- man dormitory; was active in the Ski club, Aqua Finn, Curling, and represented her class on the College Judicial board. In 1959 Between Us Girls' Dolton Policewoman Gives 10 Tips For Good Parents llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIHIIIillllllllllllllin J. Berth Attends European HELEN K. EDELHOFER Miss Edelhofer was homecoming queen, and in 1958 and 1960 was a member of the homecoming court.

A 1960 campus star and member of the milit ball court, she was chosen as one of the four "Best Loved Senior In May, 1951, Miss Edelhofer was crowned May queen. HELEN'S MATERNITY SHOP 524 East 162nd So. Holland Route 6 ED 3-7484 Complete Line of TWO-PIECE DRESSES Large Selection--Separate Tops Including Sportswear, Lingerie and Phoenix Supphose Prices Range $Q98 from to HOURS--9 to 6 Daily 9 to 9 on Thur. Fri. Janice Berth of 42 E.

138th street, a French teacher at i high school, is among 68 secondary teachers of French and Spanish from 18 states who are participating in Louisiana a University's third Summer Foreign Language Institute. Sponsored in conjunction with the National Defense Education Act, the eight-week trai.Jng program began June 18 and will continue through August 12. Purpose of the institute is to bring participants up to date on the latest methods of aurel-oral language proficiency. Courses and activities are planned to pro- intensive experience in aural and speaking, use of the language laboratory, reading and writing, linguistic analysis, modern teaching techniques and the culture of the countries in which the institute languages are spoken. Spanish and French is the media of communication in the respective groups at all times.

Participants of the institute are required to have a bachelor's Here Graduates As X-Ray Tech. At St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neath of Riverdale are awaiting the arrival Saturday, July 15 of Mrs.

Neath's sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Rene de Per- mentier and children of Brus- sels. This is to be a combination family reunion and business trip for the Permentiers. Permentier is an electronics engineer and will be busy visiting and touring plants and factories in various parts of the country, which engage in business with his firm.

The Permentiers have two children, eight-year old Philippe and one-year old, Isabelle. Mrs. Neath and her sister are natives of Paris, France and Mr. Permentier, a native of Belgium. Enroll At College The largest freshman class in the 104-year history of Illi- State Normal French or Spanish, present status, or assurance for the near future of status, as a foreign! language teacher, and reasonable assurance of continued employment as a language teacher.

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NO CONTRACT TO SlftN Women To Enroll For Swim Classes At Harvey Enrollment for Women's Swimming classes is now going on at the Harvey YMCA. The July Learn to Swim class will July 18 at 7:45 p.m. This class will meet every Tuesday and Thursday for eight fun filled running 35 per cent higher than at this same time last year, officials anticipate a record-high overall enrollment of some 4,900. The 1961-62 school year starts with Orientation Week September 10-16. New students, along with their parents, are invited to attend a convocation on 10th.

Classes for all students start September 15. Among the 2,030 persons already receiving notification of acceptance to ISNU as freshmen are the following stu- SAXDRA A. MILLER a a i from the St. Francis Hospital School of Xray Technology in Blue Island on Sunday, July 9, was Saundra A. Miller, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Miller of 14817 S. Evers, Dolton. Saundra and her classmates, Jeanne R. Blais and Thomas J.

Zmucki of Chicago, graduated as ARXT registered X-ray technicians. The graduates received their registry pin at the graduation breakfast from Sister Mary Josine, R.T., and was presented their school pin and certificate, along with the school colors, by Sister Marie Duchesne, the hospital administrator, prior to the graduation Mass in the hospital chapel. Dr. R. B.

White of 9333 South Damen, Chicago, and Dr. J. W. Koenig, of 12751 South Elm, Blue Island, the medical directors of the school, presided at the breakfast. BY DUREEN CORSELLO Helen Smith, police clerk for the Dolton police dept, recently attended a seminar for policewomen at Robert Allerton Park in Monticello.

She received a certificate of participation in the seminar sponsored by the International Assn. of Women Police and the Police Training Institute of the University of HI. For three days the policewo-1 men listened to experts lecture on the challenges facing women who enter police training. Dr. Lois L.

Higgins, director of the Chicago Crime Prevention Bureau, and president of the International Assn. of Women Police, said policewomen were used in protective work with young girls during World War II, and many communities like Dolton are now utilizing women police officers. "The right of women offenders and young girls to be interrogated by police officers of their own sex is becoming recognized as an important aspect of enlightening public policy," she said. Irvin K. Juergensmeyer, educational and research consult- ant revealed that 1,000 policewomen are needed in the State of Illinois and that every city with a population of 5,000 or more should have a policewoman as Dolton does, for they work especially well with juvenile problems.

Dolton has three other women police officers, Lois Hoffenba- cher, Norene Flynn and Dorothy Helms. They will take part in other instructive seminars relating to their work. Helen returned to her duties as a member of Dolton's police department issued by the Chicago Commission on Youth Welfare. They are: 1. Your interest in your child's accomplishments and in his friends will keep him on the right track.

2. Praise your child's successes, win his confidence and respect for you. 3. Groups of friends, clubs, or even "gangs," with proper direction, can enjoy wholesome and worthwhile activities. 4.

Know where your child is and what he is doing. 5. If he has more money than you gave him, or brings home items he cannot afford, find out where he got them. 6. If your child is behind in schoolwork, see his teacher to help him catch up and keep up.

7. Don't let your child become a truant If he skips school, talk it over with school authorities. Find and correct the cause. 8. Children follow your example and respect your judgment more than you realize or they will admit.

Be the good example you want them to follow. 9. Join other parents in neighborhood groups. Your child will respect you as a responsible member of the community. 10.

Call on "helping hands" in your community. Religious institutions, public and private youth-serving organizations, and your neighbors are ready now to work with you, so your child will grow into an adult who will make the community proud. IN READING AT THE DOLTON LIBRARY BY KAY HEMMERLING AT LASTS a new discovery I TO PREVENT ENDS AND FRIZZ in permanent wavtn ROSELAND 11451 S. MICHIGAN INterocean 8-0700 SOUTH 6404 S. DUSTED Hudson 3-3700 LOOP 32 3V.

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Other applications for admission are being approved every week. followed by a recreational swim. Be a swimmer by your time! The charge for the eight lessons is S10.00. For further information or registration, contact the Women and Girls' Section--ED. 1-6500.

Margo Jones Is To Wed W. Harkreader FREE GIFTS jj5 are brought to you from Friendly Business Neighbors, S5 Civic and Social Welfare Leaders 5E through INGALLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moffatt, 14623 Wabash, Dolton. are the parents of a boy born on June 16.

A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Janota, 14630 Atlantic, Riverdale, on June 17. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Hazel, 14603 Dante, Dolton, are the parents of a girl born on June 20. CHANGE OF RESIDENCE BIRTH OF A BABY Dolton and South Holland SUE HIMMELSBACH, VI 9-6146 HELGA ALLEN, VI 9-6350 MARION CRINER, VI 1-0550 FRANCIS KOSTER, ED 3-4191 Riverdale and Iranhoe A KAY, ED 1-1263. You Oan Get the Wonderful New ZOTOS MOISTURE WAVE at RICKY'S BEAUTY SALON 829 E. 162nd St. (Bt.

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The shop carries a complete line of two-piece a i dresses, pedal pushers, Jama-- cas, Capris, and pajamas. A full line of lingerie is also available, as are Supphose and Phoenix Support hose. Prices are reasonable, and fitting rooms insure privacy. The new store will be open 9 to 6 p.m. daily, and until 9 on Monday, Thursday and Friday.

MARGARET MARGO JONES Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones of Riverdale announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Margo to Willis Franklin Harkreader, son of Mrs. Harkreader of Riverdale and Willis F.

Harkreader of Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter. Miss Jones is a graduate of Thornton Township High school and is presently attending Thornton Junior College. Mr.

Hark- ents with grades no lower than reader is a graduate of Thornton Junior College and attended James Millikin University, Decatur, Ilinois. He is a chemist with the Jewel Paint and Varnish Company. The humid air may make the body lethargic and reluctant to more But the mind can still soar through some very interesting and enlightening books, now on the shelves, of your Village Library, located in the Dolton Village Hall. PROFILES IN COURAGE, by John F. Kennedy.

A copy of this best-seller is in the Rental section for adults. A second! copy for young readers is in the young peoples section. In this especially edited book President Kennedy says to the young reader "This book is largely about politicans who were Each of these men had some principal or idea they believed in and each chose to act according to his belief, even though to' do so meant unpopularity and criticism, and often defeat in an election. That is why the hook is called Profiles in Courage. ATOMS IN THE FAMILY by Laura Fermi (1954).

If one man could be selected as having been most responsible for the coming of the atomic age, that man is Enrico Fermi. His wife Laura writes of their life together. She also explains with great skill and simplicity some of the basic facts behind the atom bomb. She describes physicists in action. In a humourous teasing mood with threads of narrative and anecdote, Laura Fermi holds your interest, even when explaining to the uninformed the physicist search for explanation of various phenomena (In the Rental section.) THE STORY OF MAPS AND MAP-MAKING, by James Hathway.

This book, vividly illustrated, relates the many ideas man has conceived through the ages, about the shape of the earth. The history of map-making shows the changes through the ages as man's method of travel change. And today, another revolution in travel is taking place as missiles and rockets go into the ozone, this is affecting map-making. For interesting "family dinner table" conversation this is a wonder. THE STORY OF ALBERT SCHWEITZER by Anita Daniel.

In a small house in Lambarene, in Equatorial Africa, amid the natives, the wild beasts and murdurous insects of the jungle lives Albert Schweitzer, a man who is ioved and respected throughout the world. Anita Daniel, who has enjoyed many visits with Doctor Schweitzer, relates vividly the exciting adventure that is his life. This book is written for the upper grade students. For adult reading the'library has a copy of "Out of My Life and Thoughts" by A. Schweitzer (paper back).

If you sometimes ponder about "man's inhumanity to man," enjoy this story of one man's career of service on his fellow man. The "We Were There" stories have brought to life for many girls and boys exciting historical events. Though written simply enough for young people, they make interesting reading for youngsters wjell into their teens. WE WERE THERE WITH CORTEZ IN MONTEZUMA by B. Appel.

Battle cries split the air as Indians and Spaniards pit arrow against sword on the narrow Yucatan beach. i The adventures of Cortez and his men begin with their first steps to conquer Mexico and conclude as they enter the walled i city of the Aztecs. 1 WE WERE THERE ON THE OREGON TRAIL by Wm. i O. Steale.

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Her husband, Sales Manager of Joseph Kennedy and president of Suburban Home Owners Association of Dolton. Higher enjoyments alone can satisfy the cravings of immortal man. --Mary Baker Eddy Sign on a country highway: "When this sign is under water, this road is impassable." THE WANT ADS. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Temporarily Holding Services At American Legion Hall CONTRACTORS PRICES Diane Graham, 3, of 15430 experienced in giving this Minerva, Dolton was bitten on a Beauticians inquiries the left hand by a cat. The Dolton police said the cat has weicomea.

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