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*%*> n*. 4 «* ^ ' * •> e; ^ tv* 4^fe%W . V *, V ,- ' Vv, •" '. l ,/"\* ^ *>' ;' i % a ' •«, '4, 'J -i '«-»' , • * * !> j *?? *tr*rw #w»*' fw'tWv*:ffc'*&&#' •S..'"t i=£ -•pw PIPR " t ^ * "" ~ • •r „ "* „- 1 Thur«<Ur, JUM 1ft 1353 HKSELKSBTS OF N GOLDEN JUBILEE DAY KECALLED r; "gy'i:. mm ra$ *• 4*» * / - *~ J' A '» Aif-; ,1J- L»4 i lLWjHy ;.j.. I. ,4. ... . .v..».(,..] -a..* *.;. ,.'«ufc. ,^t.j»...*fv .» *jainfc *v.4ejnuue* A.. rs rjmJMBitt. r. .*.?:« ' PLAINDEALER (Continued from Page 1) 4 William Wagner, now retired, who was a classmate of Ifsgr. , Nix in a Chicago grade school many years ago. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frett * of Kenosha, Wis., who were the first couple outside of his own family that he married. The couple exchanged vows in Chicago's St. Anthony's church fifty years ago next August and later renewed their acquaintance with « Msgr. Nix while living in Mc- Henry. From Virgil, m;, his fttst parish, came a member of the Schramer family, with whom Msgr. made his home before a parish house was erected. Two acolytes who served him while In Vir^J|*were also present. Virg&lfc Freund Pitrea of Johndntrg was introduced as the first bsby baptized after his arrival tti McHenry. The first couple he maVried also made their appearance. They were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams (Elizabeth Neiss) of Center street. Others Present Members of his First Communion class and the first graduating elWss after arriving in McHenry ' also called to honor Msgr. <wix at the program. Among them were John Glosson. Clarence Stilling, Elvira Holtz, Florence Schroeder, Leone Tonyan, Jerry Meyers, Evelyn Blake and Florence Blake. A number of these as well as others, had come a great distance to honor their fofmer pastor. .. . The ffrst convert of the lift who have joined the church in the past thirty-two years was introduced as Floyd Cooley. FY. Clarence Thennes was also present as* the first parishioner to be ordained to the priesthood. Following "This is Your Life," the bridal party made their appearance and little Suzanne Gerascl) presented Msgr. Nix with «t spiritual bouquet from the Christian Mothers. Later Mrs. Charles Vycital, in bohalf of the P.T.A., also made a presentation of perpetual membership in the Cenacle Crusade of Prayers and Masses. Lovely numbers, under direction off Sister Andreella, were performed by the adult choir |o conclude the program^ •< t *- -- i BUMESI* CKOSUkJfttff WORKERS IN TOWN! EALER WANT ADS CUTTING I I WILL ^ UNVEIL MARKET Continued from Pag* I Pag* FWa Scene Following Jubilee Mass baked cakes, rolls, bread* and other goodies. In order to shorten the oustomer's shopping day, five checkout stands have been installed at the front of the store, where competent and efficient checkers will assure consumers of fast pass age. Parking Are* Ot particular interest to shoppers In McHenry county, most of whom drive to their grocery store, will be a parking ares in front and on the west side of the concrete block structure at 303 W. Elm. The space will be blacktopped and will be illuminated with mercury vapor lights at night for the convenience and safety of shoppers. The interior of the store will be green and white. A green and black asphalt tile floor has been Installed and the lighting will be of the double-tubed fluorescent variety, which is designed to make selection of groceries from the qhelves easier and more pleasant. The ceiling is of white celotex material. . Governing the entire operation at the new A&P will be the famous company policy which reads: Always to do what is honest, fair, sincere, and in the best interests of every customer. Extend friendly satisfying service to everyone. Give every customer the most good food for her money. Assure accurate weight every time -- 1$ os. to each pound. Give accurate count and full measure. Charge Jthe correct price. Cheerfully refund cu Isomer's money if for any reason any purchase is not satisfactory. Store hours at the new AJkP will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except Friday, when the store will remain open until 9 p.m. for the convenience of those residents unable to shop during the day. CARD OF THANKS We would like to take means of thanking friends and neighbors for the many kindnesses extended to Michael Schaefer during his illness; also for floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, donations of cars and the many expreisions of sympathy at the time of his death. Everything was greatly appreciated. NIECES, NEPHEWS AND SISTER- IN-LAW OF THE LATE MICHAEL SCHAEFER FFA BOYS ATTENDED CONVENTION} NAME ONE STATE FARMER This picture was taken last i O'Brien, president of the Exten week Wednesday morning on the sion Society; the Most - Rev steps of St. Mary's church as Rt. Rev. Msgr. jC. *3. Nix left the church with visiting clergymen and members of the bridal party ^ merly Bishop of Rockfor< at the close of the Mass. i Msgr. William McMillan Back row, left to right, are the: *ord- Most Rev. Bishop William D. | Second Row: Rev. Fr. Eugene Photo by Worwick Baumhofer, Rtv Rev. Msgr. C. 8. . -v. t D, * « , , N i x a n d Rev. Fr. Frank M i l l e r . Bishop John J. Boylan of Rock- Pirst Row: Cameron Clark, ford; His Grace Archblsh*| fJd-f Constance Freund, Kathleen ward F. Hoban of Cleveland, for-, Suzanne ^r^h, James _a°<1 - Herdrich, Richard Phannenstill, *" • L'nda Welter. Kathleen Pitzen and Kenneth Hettermann. News About Our Servicemen "Just a few lines to try to show my deepest appreciation for the Plaindealer, which I and everyone else in service has been receiving. It makes you feel Just a little closer to home to read the latest on what is going on'recently was promoted to serat McHenry." j geant with the X Corps in Korea. "I wish to thank the Plain- A. tactical command between divdealer, the American Legion and; isional and Army level, X corps everyone who has made it possi- i is one of three corps in the comble fcr us to receive it." "Thank you again." V:..' Sincerely yours, RAY A. BLAK* , ;; Camp Leujeune, N. Car. With the X Corps in Korea -- Allan W. May, whose wife, Joan, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben May, live in Spring Grove. HI., bat zone Sgt. May, a communications chief in Battery C of the 196th Field Artillery Battalion, arrived in Korea in May 1952. Before entering the Army in September, 1951, May was a farmer. The McHenry F.F.Aers invaded; the state dairy and fatstock jyraging contest at the University of Illinois last Wednesday, June 10, but found the competition of over 300 other F.F.A. chapters very keen. The dairy judging team won a blue ribbon for being in the upper third. Dave Smith won an individual blue ribbon, while Gene Hughes and Ronald May received red ribbons. The fat stock team averaged out in the. middle third of the competition for a team red ribbon and each of the members, Dick Novak,- Arnold Freund and' receive the State Farmer degree Smith, chapter * president and vice-president, were McHenry* official delegate*. Other members vfhtt attended from the local chapter were Gene Hughes, Ronald May, Arnold Freund, Loren Freund, Bob Pepping, Jim De- Young, Harry Diedrich and Tom Thompson. They were just part of over 1,000 Illinois F.F.A. members who helped make this annual convention in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the F.F.A. a big event. Thursday night all members were on hand to witness the State Farmer ceremony, for Arnold Freund of the McHenry chapter was one of the recipients. Only 2 per cent of the state F.F.A. members are eligible to tath* district parliamentary procure by three points, ^wtxt Mo ond place in state competitScm. The Illinois F.F.A. band mil F * ^orus were outstanding contribution to the convention * Boys were selected from chapters throughout the sta'e ai.i with only two days practice in i n t e n s e heat were able to turn in Wonderful performances throughout the convention. ' h~, CARD OF THANKS Mild like to thank rieigM&Srs ut> for floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy extended Loren Freund, received individual red ribbons. The Illinois state F.F.A. convention started Wednesday noon, fJune 10. Dick Nowak and Dave annually. Arnold was one of ten members accorded this honor*in Section VI. 1 Shabbona, which previously hfid nosed out the McHenry chapter -? HERE'S THE LATEST SCOOP!! i&H Television NOW DO "Ekctrlol Wiring" llffft Estimates On AW Wiring Jobs. CALL NOW! • McHENRY 909 I Appliances * Housewiring 806 Front StrMt iMMM i?; • mmm McHenry ,I1L Playtex Salty Products Wattles Drug Store 1st;** >' « f> »- iffill..'-: fit .a,.-'.? n Needs water Only 3 times a , in normal car use. 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