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A >rV V\ \< «tv*d&*r jfri&'i *'i «-•<** TBI McHENRY PLAINDKALBR Thursdays March 3G, 1®50 ^ • • -- *» Ticklers By George In Memoriain It !• with great sadness that we learn of the passing of Brother 'j fohn P. Freund. Well known and }• well liked around our council ' Chambers, he6 was always ready > ••* • to extend his help and his advice. He shall long be remembered in oar prayers, as an outstanding Catholic gentlemen and a ue .j Kuight of Columbus. . in every MQ8«. - .. Ftest l>e*ree ; '• April 13, ouf next meeting „t night, we will have the exemplifltcatlon of the first degree f»r ? " those camHrtntPs . avautine: krrigh'- , •'O.YVhood- i,n jtmr ordwv. tSrVtHVw;«,*1f;'> • •<> , j :,.fiaw a» pros'p^ci. '.'W.; KUw-; * >' I hiui included in Hijs* .<'1^**4, \V1iy. not sign ui> th«f fi}Ms itHtow-'.ipficlliolic triead or relative of yours? Membership Chairman Clarence Martin will be available every evening between! now and April 13th. Also, the G. K. Will serve as his assistant in this, the most important activity at the present time. This meeting presents your last opportunity to enter these men into the order, so if you have an applicant hi mind, contact Brother Martin or the grand knight at once. Your cooperation And assistance is urgently needed. And this brings us to-- Get a member Week As each week in the year seems to be dedicated to something or 4otlier, such as "Be Kind to your Mother-in-law Week", "Eat A Ch«*rry A Day Week" or some Such, why not start iy "Get A New Member Week" and ^make it. a two weeks' campaign. Certainly there is no lack of Otholic men elibiple for membership in the Kni,:liis of 'Co'umbns and no doubt there nre •many who » would be happy to « njoy nieniix r- . Jj ship in the order if they received an invitationi to join. 'Offering :.-v many benefits, the Knights of Columbus is the foremost lay organization of Catholic men in this country, certainly a most significant achievement. A new member ** In the next two weeks, or better Btill, a couple of menbers. It's an ; ' I l e a . . Holy Commnnion Sudsy I ^ Sunday, April 30, is the day .? When we shall aspire to see a min- "fitnum of J00 brothers and mem- . %»rs of thofr *?milies approach the altar rail at lot. Mary's church and v:. receive the Holy Eucharist. ^ * Brothers, if you never attend a j-., »•"•».!or other functions of your iJouncil, this • should be the one "must" of your K. C. year. A tri- »T~, '• iwte to our Blessed Lord for the jfraces he has bestowed upon us, thanksgiving for being able to ^ ,n ^e great U.S.A. and possess 1; tliose liberties afforded us daily. After mass and holy communion, members and their families will gather in St. Mary-St. Patrick's < school hall for their communion breakfast. In order to know how ' many to be served, reservations will have to be made. We will fell , v yon more a« soon r« pljois are ItlNGWOOnf ••<1111 imi imnHoti (by Mrs. George Shepard) The members of the Ringwood and Greenwood Methodist churches enjoyed a pot-luck dinner in the church hall at Ringwood Sunday. In the afternoon, Quarterly Conference was held in the church, with Rev. Dr. Bradburn of Evanston, district superintendent of Rock River Conference,* in Chicago. The young" folks enjoyed recreation in the church hall. Mr. «nd Mrs. Dick Oldaon entertained at their home Monday evening in honor of the thirteenth birthday of their son,. Dean. Those to attend were Mr. aiid Mrs: Arthur Dimon and Mr. and Mrs.1 Allen Dimon and family of Ostend' and Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Larson and family. Miss Marian Carney of Holly-! wood is visiting her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Carney, and her nunt Mrs. Roy Neal. Miss Marian Car- "We're just giving your cab a final check before you leave the grounds.... You never can tell, some of our inmates may have fancy ideas." completed, but be sure you will be among those present. Conncllgrams We heard from Brothers Jim mie Lennou and Al. Barbian, who are on a pilgrimage to Rome. They send message as follows: "To all our brother knights, a card to say he-llo. Having 'a great stay.." Thanks brothers, and have a nice trip.--Understand our Tuesday night bowling league is getting hotter than Hopalong Cassidy's pistol on Sunday afternoon. Nice going, fellas, soon the season will end.--Do you find K. C. Notes interesting*? Today's column marks our thirtieth consecutive^ week of notes. Happy something or other to us!--If you have a young son. why don't you give the G. K. a buzz and find out about K. C. C Juvenile insurance? It will be -well worth your* and his while. - Nothing to do this weekend? Why not head for that prospect's home and get him to sign that application. We will all benefit by his membership. Uncle Mike says--Ah. glorious spring and the fir«t-.o7 Apri^. Ju»t the right combination for a refreshing swim in the million dollar pool in our clubhouse. Come on over, everybody!. •O'BYK nty officials in Winnetka, in rejecting an allotment of $316,000 in federal funds for a new post office, advised Senator Scott W. Lucas: "The country needs many things more urgently than Winnetka needs a post office, among them a spirit of economy in Washington." Subscribe- for The Plaindealer -- FOR -- Roofing -- Tile -- Gutter and iUl Building Materials of Sears Roebuck and Co. See Representative FRANK GANS Call 106-W or write 300 Riverside Dr., McHenry FREE ESTIMATES When we ^contemplate what-the gas engine did to the horse, we wonder what some of these iiew inventions may do to the human animal. Maybe we won't be. needed. either. U.S.r):A7-~wciwrtTn*Bt«---*how that1 on the average the loss of one inch of topsoil by erosion from an acre of cropland reduces annual? corn yields by two to six bushels. COMPLETE TREE SERVICE TREE FEEDING ' * Trees ^SPRAYI*! ; * Weed Control * Fly and Mosquito ANDERSON TREE SERVICE JJ19 Waukegan Road McHenry 724 THE MAN FOR THE JOB! HENRY A. (Hlek) NULLE EXPERIENCED MARENGO ney is now appearing in the picture Sunday with their mother, Mrs. "Daughter of the West," to be Marie Wegner. shown at the Colony theatre in ' Miss Marian Peet of Elgin spent McHenry Tuesday evening, April the weekend with her mother, Mrs. 4. Miss Camay plays the leading- Lena Peet, and sister, Alice. role. i Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon of Mr. Stam of Milwaukee will Antioeh visited his mother, Mrs. teach the Bible class in the home Jennie Bacon, Saturday. of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Oldson Sun- Mrs. Colson Jones of Chicago day, April 2 at 3 p.m. spent Thursday af't-rnoon aiid Fri- Mrs. Rose Jepson and daugh- day with her . mother, Mrs: Rose ter, Mrs. Colson Jones of Chicago, '.toou were visitors at Woodstock ..F*!; ,AJr. and Mrs. George Shepard day. t ' (ifere visitors at Woodstock, Fri- Miss Dorothy Linassi of Chicago ' day morninx. •• spent the weekend in the Wm. , MT. and Mri, Showers and Mrs. Pagni home. ! " « • . • Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger and family of Hebron spent Saturday with . her parents, Mr. an^ Mrs. George Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler and 5. W. Bro^n spent Sunday in tin- Lenard Brown home at Clarendon Hills.;; II Mr. and . Mrs! S. W. Siniih sptut r-j Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith and helped him celebrate his birthday. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Bob t)awsoa and (( - O'Shay of Chicago spent Saturday in the Joe Ctrney home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bauer of Mundelien spent Sunday afternoon and eventac to the Mitchell Kane home. Mr. and Mrs. Kruger of Chicago and Mr., and Mrs. Izard of Crystal Lake spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pagni. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Hopper and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and son, Dick, of Chicago and Mrs. Andrew Hawley Of Fox River Grove spent Sunday evening with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith. Mrs. Wm. Hoffman and llr. anct Mrs. S. W. Smith wete callers at Richmond Saturday. The largest percentage iacreases In all cattle - numbers during the past year were found in the SowUi Atlantic and South-Central state# according to the U.S.D.A. w\, IV<« -tof. • Calves can be dehorned wi'a a 'M' stick of caustic potash wfien they ' «i» a r e a f e w d ^ y s o l d , a c c o r d i i g tp ? • - University of Illinois beef cattle , • specialists- , Order your rubber The Plalhdealer. stamps at" Send Kelly to Springfield Deai-Voter: Republican Candidate for S H E R I F F OF McHENRY COUNTY Ability proven by two terms as -Sheriff. Twice Chief of Police of City of Marengo. . Primary on Ttiesday, April 11, 1950 Your Support and Vote Will Be Appreciated! To day tHf> Votem and of HYifl ^oimtry b i 'f - j^ofxcl ^ovenirnent; THioy want Hervice and tliat is iitiportaVit. yW'f dt» not know much about our ro present at ives in Spi*inu'fi<,l<l he<ause they do i|ot tell us mudhi al>out what they are doin?. Several important matters came before the Sixty-sixth General Assembly Laws that effeet the school situation and the education of your cliildren: la.vs that effect tiie roads and there was an attempt to raise the paaoline tax. If you send me to Springfield on April 11th I will send yo\i a report al»out w'hat we are doing down there. All you have to do is send me your name and address and tell me that you want a report from'the. You can help me carry the Democratic banner from the 8th Sena torial District to Springfield by casting your vote for me and asking your friends and relatives to vote for me. We need a si rong young man who will make our voice heard in the General Assembly.; Vour vote and support in the primary on April ,11th will be very much ap-' preciatefft. - !»b* QUALIFIED TOR REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY: laGHTH DISTRICT (Vote ' for one) Q THOMAS A. BOLOEE ]X1 RAYMOND J. KELLEY PI CHARLES A. STANTON n HAROLD BEROAN , • • • -y •• • *> Raymond J. 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