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x^ j f f i ^ > ? j ^ V'W, f • ^*y ^'V,u«v"^^^4* Mn|HH M4#W HlfH t » f f iH[K •' -*\... '"^V'l f «» » w J-»jrtx' 1 -v<fU» -, '::/*< *-*<>" *V' . ,N Grejjory Redmer Baptized Sunday •The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Redmer, Jr., was christened Gregory Paul in a baptismal service whkah, itook place at £}t. Peter's Catholic church, Spring Grove, last Sunday, with Fr. Daleiden officiating. Sponsors were Mrs. Charlton Nicholson of Liber,tyville, an aunt, and Joseph Koyak of Round Lake, an uncle. Following the service, a duck dinner was served ait the Redmer home to the above mentioned and also the following guests: Charlton Nicholson and daughter, Sharon, and Miss Mary Ann Green of Libertyville; Mrs. Joseph Koyak and daughter, Cathy, the great-grandmother, Mrs. Florence Yaeger, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gorns, of Round Lake; the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Redmer, Sr., of McHenry; and Gregory's brother, Jeffrey. The baby was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. enit divided into prqject groups and received th^t* project books on Tuesday, April 5. Dorothy Kerr of River Lane, bouit two years, gave a talk on who has done 4-H work for asafety for the bicycle riders. Eager Beavers will send their representatives to the "Share the Fun" contest arid hope to get enough work done between now and the county fair date to have a place there too. held at tiie home of Mrs. Peter M. Justen. St. Mary's P.T.A. Meeting April IS St. Mary's P.T.A. will bold its next meeting at 3:15 o'clock oh Wednesday, April 13, at the school hall. The program will be furnished by twenty-five members of the school band, Under direction of Sister Andreella. O.G.S. Planning 80th Anniversary Past Officers' night, O.E.S., is scheduled for April 12 aJt Acacia Hill at 8 o'clock. Among other business, the fiftieth anniversary committee will present plans for festivities tentatively set for Oct. 8. The anniversary dinner committee is Composed of Elsie Reiker and Alyce Hoefit as co-chairmen, assisted by Myrtle Harrison, Ethel Holly and Martha Neuharth. They have been devoting time to planning and will have suggestions to present for final approval. Home Bureau Unit Will Meet April 12 "Dressing for the Occasion" will be thfe major topic of discussion at the Ringwood unit, Home Bureau, meeting Tuesday, April 12, at the Elsie Hoppe residence. Mrs. Zimmerman will be co-hostess. 'Mrs. Lillian Plainer wjll give the lesson. At roll call, members will tell what they notice first in' a person'^ wearing apparel. The garden committee asks that a bulb or plant be brought for exchange. In (the course of business, plans 7reill be made to go to the Na- ^ticpg^ fi^e T>®Dvoqptfatlan Coujl- 6U' t&nf ft'ence in CHicag<Tsbetweeh August 21-25. Members of McHenry county units will actively participate in tfhis conference. 'Hie April 12 meeting is a change in date for the Ringwood unit. Eager Beavers Safer Contest The Eager Beavers, McHenry 4-H dub met in the home of their senior leader, Mrs. Earl Krukow, last Week. Judy Hans presided over the meeting with the help of the junior leader, Nancy Swanson. The twenty-two members pres- Angela Parratore New 4-H President The Go-Getters 4-H club has selected Angela Parratore of Lakemoor as president. The club serves young people between 10 and 20 years of age who Jive in Spring Grove, Lakemoor, the Fritzche Estates and surrounding area. Mrs. John Bonder is leader. The Go-Getters have been meeting at the Bonder residence and plan to make arrangements for use of the Community Center as they increase in membership. At this point, projects selected for achievement work and entering in county fair competition are in the home economics line. Angela PanratoTe gave a talk on safety and Janice Bonder demonstrated the first baker's project. The following officers have been elected: Harriet Preston, vice-president; Rosalie Linden, treasurer; Roberta Neff, secretary. Gayle Bonder is on charge of recreation, Janice Bonder is delegate to 4-H Federation and Nancy Ritter is reporter. Judith Steadman, Patricia Schoft, Rosaline Brzezinski, Cheryl Lynn Huechstaedt and Virginia" Ann Gray are also members. > The club will meet on April 18 at the Bonder home and Nancy Ritter will give a sewing demonstration. Members are looking forward to meeting with Sibyl Sears, wfco for reasons beyond her control was unable to attend two promised meetings. Mother's Club Has Postponed Meeting St. Patrick's Mather's club has postponed its monthly meeting to Wednesday, April 13, aft 2:45 o'clock in the church hall. This is instead of the usual second Tuesday of the month, which f^Ls diurigigj Easier vacation. ^ Woman's Clnb At Jos ten Home The McHenry Woman's club has postponed its meeting from April 8 to April 15. It will be John Zoias Adopt Baby \ Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. John Zoia of Mount Prospect of the adoption of a five-month-old son, John Michael. The baby's grandparents are Mrs. 'Mary Zoia of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. George Phalin of McHenry. Present Prizes For i Card Tourney The last business meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America was held oil March 31, at which time prizes for winners in the recent oard tournament were presented. Awards went to Dorothy Adams and Elvera Nye in biidge; Anna" Hay, Lillian Stoffel, Van Diedrich and Lena. Bohr in canasta; Rose Preund, Elizabeth Thompson, Laura Weber, Kathryn L. FYeund, Ann Rodenkirch and Helen Heuser in pinochle. Special prizes went to Olive May, Anna Hay, Lena Bohr, Rose Kennebeck, Evelyn Albright, Martha Freund, Bertilla !Freund, Imogene Ruckstuhl, Rachel Lomasney, Pauline Nimagern, Helen Weber and Helen Nuber. Winner® in cards for the evening's play were Eleanor Freund, Teresa Steffen, Elizabeth Thompson and Emma Freund in pinochle; Mary Agnes Boetsch in bridge; and Margaret Blake and Helen Nuber in canasta. Initiation of new members will take place on April 21 at the K. of C. hall. Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Joan Scholz was guest of honor at a pre-nuptial miscellaneous shower held at the Bernard Schmltt residence near Johnsburg recently. The Misses Rosemary Schmiftt and Frances Bieschke were co-Qiostesses. Sixteen friends and' classmates gathered to enjoy .the party. A variety of lovely gifts were attached to colorful streamers which fell from a decorated sprinkling can suspended above the table. Miss Scholz wUl be married to Paul Freurvdi on April 30. Jeannie Jo Benoche Celebrates Birthday Jeannie Jo Benoche of Wooded Shoxee (Wickline Bay) celebrated her eighth birthday anniversary on April 1, when she entertained fourteen guests pit itfhie Lake View ice cream parlor. Attending the party were Barbara, Bryan and Billy Whitfield, r. 'United We Stand, Divided We Fall" * (Authors name below) Four professional groups are, "united", ih a great effort to keep you healthy. Scientists are always searchtog for new discoveries and better methods of treatment. Pharmaceutical Chemists manufacture the drugs. Physicians prescribe them to their patients. And we, your pharmacists, are proud to be the fourth member of this united effort, because it is our task, to compound your prescriptions, that are the final result of this group strength. Ask Your Physician To Phone McHENRY 26 When You Need A Medicine A great many thoughtful people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? NYE Drug Store "WALGREEN AGENCY" 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS . '.Quotation by Dick£tison 1776 IT'S HERE! Easter . . • colour rr\sS=;.:IiV. PARIS "UJREAL" Susan Benoche, Louise {$. Christine Jacobsen, Peggy Jill Johnston, Peggy Wrede, Carol Watkins, Catol Wood; Paula Smith,1 Judy-'- Knackstedt and Lois Hansen. An Eaater motif was us«J for decorations and the youngsters were served ice cream sundaes. Gaines were played on (the lake shore «bo conclude .the painty. ^ * Enjoyable Program - " Presented Before BfA'rA A very enjoyable p^ifn^wgs presented before the Community P.T.A. at the organization's last meeting. ' !>- ' - ;T Following a film, "^Peaching Children Responsibility,"-second grade pupils from Bdg^brook took part in square 'andij folic dancing. Paul RaascJi Of! the junior high sdhool.ihenpreseiitefd! his chorus in a cdritata, "Children of Hiawatha," for which' Patsy McCracken provided the accompaniment. Representing the high school was Vicki Kleinhuizen, who samg "Carmena," accompanied by Telia Nardd. 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Plans for the flower show were also talked about and a donation of several flats of flowers for Downey hospital was made. The afternoon was climaxed with a delicious dessert served by the gracious hostess. The next meeting will be held at tihe home of Mrs. W. A. Pries in the Country Club subdivision on April 26. Helen Welch Shower Guest Miss Helen C. Welch of Woodstock was guest of honor at a pre-nuptial, miscellaneous shower held at the Walsh home on Court street, with the ijGifjseS Mary, Dorothy and Louise W^lsh of McHenry and Mrs. Louis' Young of Waukegan as co-hostesses.' About twenty Relatives and friends were present to $njoy a social hour, during which Miss Welch opened many lovely gifts. A tasty supper was served at tihe conclusion of idle p&rty; \:v. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Pauline O'Morrow of Oak Park, Mrs. Ida Howell, AJjfiw'Amy Brink and Mrs. James Brink Woodstock, Mrs. 3. Albert of Washington, D.C., Mrs. leen Phalin of Waukeg®ai, Leone Lawrence of Chicago and' Miss Loyola Lyons of Crystal i Lake. Iiend Uncle Sam Your DoJUtkrs HEART ATTACK PROVED FATAL TO ANTHONY SAPICO ' A heLrt attack ^uff<ved in McHenry 'Jfiriday n||ght, April 1, caused ithe' death of Anthony Frank $aplco, 63, of West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake. Mr. Sapico became ill in bis car while on Green street but managed to get into a McHenry store before he collapsed. He died before a doctor could reach him. The deceased was born in Naples, Italy, on Dec. S, 1802, &id lived hi Chicago' before coming to McCullom Laike in 1939. He operated a sctap iron business i n Chic ago. ^ Thfe deceaseid was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Chicago. Surviving ere his widow, Bessie; two daughters, Mrs. Julie Hantzler, of St. Paul, Minn., alijd Mrs. Batrtcia CoMi 'of Mc« Henry; two grandchildren; a brother, WiUdam, of \ Chicago; and two sisters, Mr*. Julia Bucc* rri 'W1™ NiJes , antf Mrs. Rose Miller of Chicago. J Seryic^ were lteld at l o'clock Tuesday' «fternbon from the George Justecx & San funeral home, followed ;by interment in Auburn cernet«y, Qbi^. 8PRH7Q CONCERT "Hie tenth annual spring concert of the Barrington Music club WiiQ pe held Sunday, April 17, according MU. Byron Mftc- Kusick of Crypfcal Lake, president of the cltib. The program will take place at the' Hough street school auditorium .Harrington, at 3:30 pjn. Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Loan ' earn 2%% plus extra. 23tf ea oom will serve EASTER MORNING from 10 a.m. 'til 1:00 p.m. RESERVATIONS PLEASE -- ^hdne McHenry 1300 FIRES REQUIRE ATTENTION OF LOCAL FIREMEN Twelve fires, eleven of which were grass conflagrations, x&- quired the atdentiocn bf local f&<s> men in 4ive JKUBt six dayB, making it one df tlie busiest' w^ks ithey have experienced in some time. On Friday, six grass fires were recorded, one south of McHeury, one on old Elgin' road and others in Lakemoor, I.ilymona-, Sdgebrook Heights and the Millstream addition. Two fire «sJte were received on Saturday, ' en»; at Lakemoor and the' 'other ion' north Park •*&S ^ ^ •a..-, , ---h". -- Sft .otreiet.. On Sunday, volunteers were - : summoned to ; Lakeland Park and to Pine Ttpe fFann No. 2. Tuesday of this week a similar fire in the ^ull Vall^r fieiiritoiy required their, attention. v Firemen were called to Lily- W moor over the weekend to extinguish a chimney fire. BAKE SALE The American Legion auxiliary is sponsoring -a- bake sale on Saturday, April 16, at the George Justen furniture store on Green stxe^, thj^ ' sale to : begin at 9 o'Clo(!S& ' - Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars S A N K F A C T S Y O U Mcr cm Actually, no homeowner can afford not to> If he allows minor repair ne$ds to grow into major ones, the value of ftii 1\ome -- perhaps the largest single laoney investment of his lifetime -- can depreciate severely. At best, he will be fac^d with later, greater expense. If his present problem is not having enough ready cadi to pay for labor and materials, he can apply here for a Home Repair Loan. Search your home for signs of growing" wear and tear. Qet contractors' estimates on the cost of attending to them. Then let us figure the low cost of the Home Repair Loan that you require, to be repaid in convenient instalments. MCHENRY STATE BANK Interest Paid On Savings Deposited Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System rawm j all Spring Cut Flowers In Season... See our Complete Selection of Plants f LftJES TULIPS AZALEAS ROSE BUSHBS HYPRANGES AFRICAN VIOLET PLANTS HYACINTHS Early Ordering Appreciated Elm Street Florist including Roses - Carnations Camellias - Orchids Gardenias - Spring Flowers - etc. McHENRY 300 W. Elm Street "We telegraph flower* anywhere in the wtorld" (Across the street from A&P) * the depends on Y o u r . . . 60 gauge 15 denier We also have the popular "Stretch Nylcps" Mill au. FHONE 850 Lake Blacktop Road