The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

DAILY SUN April 14, 1947 EF. RNARDINO with the cancer campaign. LeRoy Buckncll is county chairman for the drive. Contributions may be sent to Earnist McCook, county branch treasurer, at the American National bank. night, C-halt.

Carpenters Local 944, night, A hall. R. Carmen 842, night, B-hall. Plumbers Local 364, night, D-hall. SUNDAY San Bernardino City Church, morning and night, A-hall.

Decorations Awarded During Army Week Observance hall. R. R. Blacksmiths 94, night, C-hall. Lathers Local 252, night, B-hall.

U. P. Engineers 722, 2 p.m., B-hall. WEDNESDAY Painters Local 775, night, B-hall. Teamsters Local 467, night, A-hall.

Lady Trainmen, afternoon, A-hall. Bus Drivers 1375, 11 a.m., and night, C-hall. THURSDAY MM ffr Thermometer lo Record Funds 20-30 Club Assists Cancer Society Drive A gigantic block-long thermo Small Cost, Big Results Ifse the Want Ads Labor Meetings The following meetings, will be held this week in the Labor Temple, 937 Third street. MONDAY meter, to record programs of the I. B.

E. W. Local B-477, night," A-hall. Label League, night, B-hall. Lady Engineers, afternoon, A-hall.

R. R. Trainmen 278, night, C-hall. Garment Workers, 4 p.m., B-hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars, night, American Cancer society's campaign in San Bernardino, is painted on the east street sidewalk from Third to Court streets.

IWMEH! 'Tllll THIS If youre NERVOUS On 'CERTAIN DAYS' of Month I If functional monthly disturbance cause you to auflrjr nervous tension at such times this great medicine Is famous to relieve such symptoms. mm 'Emamwsi The thermometer was painted A-hall. Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars, night, B-hall. City Firemen 891, night, C-hall. TUESDAY UVIotion Picture Operators, morn by members of the San Bernardino 20-30 club, one of many or- ing, C-hall.

FRIDAY cani'atinn's assisting the San Rer- e- nn nardino branch of the national Central Labor council, night, A- iniang District conference cancer society in conducting a Watch county drive to finance a three-way program of cancer research, education and treatment. Twenty-thirty clubs throughout the nation are aiding in the drive, using the slogan, "A quarter-mile of quarters." The "quarter-mile of quarters" amounts to $3,900, and as funds pour into San Bernardino campaign headquarters, a red mark will be advanced up the thermometer, denoting percentage of the $3,900 city residents have donated. In addition to the thermometer, the club will install two downtown booths where donations will be received. One will be in the American National bank and the other, at the southwest corner of Fourth and streets. Richard Meehan is supervising Smith, Oak Leaf cluster to Army Commendation Ribbon, and Major Wiilliam H.

Grashoff, Army Commendation ribbon. In the rear row, left to right, are Colonel Lundb'erg, Col. Richard W. Phillips, deputy commanding officer; David Lyster, deputy for plans; Raymond F. Toliver, deputy for engineering, and Lt.

Irl D. Wilson aide-de-camp to the commanding general. 17 April Thursday; Six officers and enlisted men were decorated by Col. George G. Lundberg, acting commanding officer of the San Air Materiel area, a.

a part of Army week observance. Left to right, front row, they are MSgt. Ed E. Alcorn, Silver Star; Capt. Dav.

W. Williams, Air Medal; MSgt. Douglas S. Rogillio, Purple Heart; TSgt. Paul R.

Sauerwein, Purple Heart; Capt. James G. Army Personnel at Air Field Decorated tor Service in War Let the Want Ads Do Your Selling Job Quick Low Cost Results the club's activities in connection! M4 iiiiiliirrlll--'1-'-1-'-'' nil imimniiiiW'ikiMtotoiMkMmm'iiM 1MMW rtMtifcwiriir jtnnimmm enlisted men at San Bernardino Army Air field as part of the observance of Army week. Presentation was made by Col. George G.

Lundberg, acting commanding officer, at a headquarters building FAMILY MESSAGE NUMBER It The harder you Uic truer it me Silver Star medal, an Air an Oak Leaf cluster to the Army ceremony. i nvi ibanc an fYmmpndaiion ribbon were pre-1 Receiving the Silver Star for Ian)rv in actio Fort Mius Armv Commendation nnoon ana i-enieu iu mice umc.a m. 1942, was MSgt. Ed E. Alcorn.

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Values Open Every Day All Day Except Sunday Keep This Ad for Future Reference Major uliam it. Grashoff. now out of the Army, was awarded the Army Commendation ribbon for. his service as assistant chief and chief, production control section of the San Bernardino Air Materiel area maintenance division from October, 1915, to November, 1916. He is now a civilian employe at the field.

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public relations officer, for his work in that field. all live hard," says Dr. George S. Stevenson, Medical Director of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. 'The pace of life is far faster than it was in Grandfather's lime.

All of us young and old need some relief from the strain. 'Tun is a tonic. Jt refreshes us when we are lired or hored with our routine tasks gives us new strength and enthusiasm for the business of living. ''Fun is a very pommfll thing. Fun for Dad may mean fishing; for Mother a good mou'e; for young Marge a school dance; and for little Billy a chance to use his new baseball bat.

Nobody should dictate fun for another. Nor should any one set up regular hours in which somebody else must play. Tuman nature is such that the minute 'fun' is forced, or made part of a rigid schedule, it isn't fun any more. Fun for the whole family "The happy family is very apt to be the one that knows how to have fun together. This comes from the gradual development of common interests and activities.

For instance, if Dad is a good gardener, he may get everyone interested in gardening. Or perhaps Mother loves picnics and puts up such delicious lunches that the whole family looks forward to a day in the woods and fields. "The important thing is lo male fun an nrt f)led pari of the family life hat is, lo arrange enough lime but enough money for everyone's pleasure and "0 -vVh iny 'It is not hard lo save the money for a weekend family Irip, or even a vacation, if you start soon enough. "Actually, most fun need not be expensive. Such things as toys, games, sports equipment, mov ies and parly dresses must be expected to cost a little something; but llie sun and air, the good carlh and most Too much fun can of course be harmful.

some fun we iniisl have if we are to develop ourselves fully, and lead truly normal and happy lives." i Look for Family Message No. 17 in this newspaper, uhoul lav weeks from now. bathing beaches are free. This message is eporifioml ly the hi1 a i Life or SV insurance tomn anies HOW TO PLAN FOIl "FAMILY HAPPINESS Regardless of llie size of income, any Then you know what is left lo spend on family can have more happiness and everyday family needs such as food, r.loth. fewer worries planning the use of 'cnrcaiion-and what you an afford to Kel aside for sueh fulurn family nlans at the.

family money. i i i 3 1 -a new home, cduralion, First: provide, in advance, for paymrnlft coming due, such as rent, taxes, mortgage charges, life insurance! and oilier insurance. Because llie life imurand eompanieg The easiest way is lo hank small amounts anil llicir agrnls liave long hcjfxtd people each payday that will add up to the totals to plan for family sccurily and happi- when due. nnss, llicy are conducting litis program Second: set aside something extra each of information as a public, service to the payday in the savings account until you 7.5,000,000 owners of life insurance and huild up an emergency fund. to every American family.

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