Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 12

cle: llckefs and ushering, Sarah J2 Belvidere Dally EepubHcan, Thursday, Sept 14, 1961 circle; publicity Martha circle; theatre equipment, Dorcas circle; Teacher Speaks On Tour; Cites Red Regimentation posters, Lois circle. Mrs, Kenneth Clausen is general chairman of the nesday, Oct. 4, at the G-K High school cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. At this meeting there will be further First Meeting Of Cub Pock Held In Park event. discussion and a decision regard ing the change of the meeting Mrs.

Victor Olson and grand night children, Nancy and David Quenett, have returned from an 8-day visit The first Cub Scout pack meet with Mrs. Olson son and wife, Jerry Tewksbury, winner of Pack 117 Pinewood derby, placed second in the Pinewood derby at the Cub- ing of the year was held Sept. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Olson In at Chamberlain park where 100 couta enjoyed a cooperative sup ORee at St. Charles recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kush Jr. have Denver, Colo. They enjoyed several trips to scenic localities and places of interest.

The Kenneth Olsons brought the group home and he A Vi'' iff N. .1 Ili I I 2 fX 'srSTtrr- iiMtm JTririift-i -i- irm ituAu per. Following the supper a short business meeting was conducted named their son born recently at Sycamore hospital Anthony Mark by the president, Robert Senff Anthony Mark has a sister, Col and his wife will spend two weeks at his mother's home. Kenneth will Miss Ruth Helligas, Belvldere high school teacher who toured Europe this summer with an educational group, gave Belvidere Republican Women's club members a picture of the governments and educational systems of. countries she visited Tuesday night at a meeting in the YMCA.

In an informal talk, often humorous, she told of her flight by jet to Copenhagen, Denmark and then by smaller plane to Oslo, Norway. The speaker told of the operation of the constitutional monarchy of this land and the impact of the labor movement in Norway. She found many excellent schools in this country dealing in special education. In Stockholm, Sweden, Miss Hel leen, 2. and a brother Tim.

1. The Assistant Cubmaster Everett Pulliam presented awards as fol enter his senior year at the Univer grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed sity of Denver later this month. Kush Sr.

and Harold Bennett of lows: Bobcat Richard Ilodgkin- Genoa. The great grandparents are Bob Hoiroyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. son, Getus Burton, Larry Carroll, Bruce Gorman, Paul Butler, Thom Mrs. Josephine Bennett and Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Cornell of Genoa the tighter government control of Russia," the next land visited. Here the ministry of education had arranged an official guide for the she said. He was a young man, highly educated and indoctrinated in Communistic theories. The hotels in Lenigrad and Moscow, the speaker stated, were often converted palaces, in many respects beautiful, but always lacking in the facilities for personal comfort.

The room occupied by the educators were- all "bugged," that is wired for overhearing of conversations. The regimenting of children, three years old through 17 years of age for indoctrination in the Communistic way of life was pictured by the speaker, who stated parents see these children only from Saturday noon until Monday morning, since the government finds "parents are disturbing to children." A boarding school was visited by the tour group, where everything was found to be orderly, mechanical and cold. English and Chinese are required languages, Miss Helligas told her as Mohney. sia Is all Important, according to the speaker, for theirs is the task of molding young minds into the Communist ideology. She brought home with her praise for much of the fine music the group heard, the memories of excellent ballet performances and beautiful art works and the picture of a fine economic exhibit, but overlying the entire picture was the feeling of a lack of warmth, gaiety and freedom.

Also visited by the group were West Berlin, England, and Scotland. In concluding, Miss Helligas told the women's club group that as she arrived back home in Belvidere and opened the door to her home, "I had the feeling that this life as I know it here in America is better than anything I saw abroad." During the business meeting, the group regretfully accepted the resignation of the Boone County Republican's Women's club president, Mrs. Robert Blake. Mrs. Laurie Larson, vice president will serve as president pro tern, until an election is called.

Guests were introduced and a donation made to the national organization's "Pyramid for '62" project. Communications were read and standing reports offered by Mrs. Dessie Smith and Mrs. Hor-tense Catlin. The speaker was presented by Mrs.

William Carson, program chairman. The hostesss committee for the evening included Mrs. Leonard Anderson, Mrs. i Carl Beyer, Mrs. Bear badge Randal Atlee, Ste and Joseph Kush of ChJcao.

Harry Hoiroyd, attended summer school In Greeley, this summer and left recently for Racine, where he will teach world and U.S. history at Washington Each lady attending the WSCS cooking school at the Crystal thea tre in Genoa Thursday, Oct. 19 at Parkvhigh school. Mr. and Mrs.

7:30 p.m. will reveive a sack of samples and gifts. There will be Hoiroyd and Bob and the Richard Puckett family of Love's Park en-Joyed a picnic dinner recently at the Ellis Magnuson home in Crys A BELVIDERE FRESHMAN at Northern Illinois university at DeKalb, Larry Baumer, extreme left, is shown with three other freshman band members between rehearsals on the school's outdoo field campus near Oregon, where the outside drills of the New Students Marching band were held. Also shown are Roger Bassetu and Tom VVhitcombe, both of Dixon, and Brian Tull of Rockford. -The group is presenting two programs this week during New Students Week.

community singing accompanied by Mel Elliot of DeKalb on the ven Zehoff Uon badge with gold and silver arrows Bruce Watson: Lion badge with gold arrow-William Bus sen, Dale Whitacre and Dale Senff Cubmaster George Brahmstadt announced that boys bid enough to go into the VVebelo den should have their Lion badge by October. Then-was a short discussion on the possibility of changing the meeting flight. next meeting will be Wed tal Lake. electric organ. A cooking demonstration will be given by the North Mrs.

Charles Marson of Kanka ern Illinois Gas company. ligas stated the group found a state control of church, shcool and church with government owned housing. While admiring the cleanliness of Stockholm, she commented that the beautiful churches are attended by only four per cent of the populace and the state control of religion, the speaker said made the minister seem less a representative of his church and more a government official. Each event will be handled by kee and daughters, Mrs. Robert Achten and family of Westmore, the following circles: Door prizes, Deborah circle; gifts, Priscilla cir- Out Our Way By J.

R. Williams and Mrs. Carl Washburn and family of Chicago were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Smith.

They also called on Mrs. F. P. Fanning, Mrs. Cora B.

Schoonmaker and Mrs. Bert P. 32 srtates, the District of Columbia, Brazil, England, Gambia and Nyasaland. Firskyear men are presently" participating in Trinity's Freshman Orientation week. Classes begin Monday, Sept.

18. Fourteen Illinois students have enrolled in the freshman class. A visit to Helsinki in Finland, She spoke of a vfsit to Red Trinity College Lists Kolewe Diethard Kolewe, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Kolewe of Eelvidere, is among 273 freshmen entering Trinity colfege in Hartford, Conn.

He is a graduate of Belvidere High school. Trinity's class of 1965 hails from left the speaker with an impression Strobe rg. of that country as "not a gay land." Square, where there were no children to be seen except infants, and where persons on the street seemed to have no friendly greetings for fellow countrymen; The role of the teacher in Rus Visits to the countries just named BARBS Miss Helligas told her audience "had somewhat prepared me for USE A CLASSIFIED AD Blake and Mrs. Laura Bauer. I By HAL COCHRAN Your job is more important when you want a day off than it is when you want a raise.

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