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' ' < V * i tfiii ^v$Nr -4K5 . Sii*TSS»Sv> * **••<"!'•*•; '|<!<.i|.»4ii|i'|ii|.'I".|..|i<..|"l"i"H'<.|tl,!"i"l"!'lI,,i"!"i">"l •I"H"H"K" April 24 1 ry. J'- irS&tipi April 5 Circle 1 -- Community Methodist Church -- 1 p.m; Circle 5 -- Mrs. Russell Ras- ' mussen Home 8 p.m. „ 4Unt Circle 6 -- Mrs. Joseph X. Mrs. Lisle EassMt announce that , Home _ g p m April 7 Boy Scout Hike and* Cook-out Home Bureau Studies Curtains, Draperies Curtains and draperies will be Studied by McHenry County Home Bureau women when they gather few group meetings during the spring months. (Continuing a series of lessons on window treatment begdjfi in ""February, Home Adviser' Irene Downey will present the subject' "Draperies for Your Windows" at twenty-four community meetings during April and May. Drapery fabrics, designs, construction iand relation to window and room furnishings .will be discussed. Local leaders from each unit will present the subject of "Curtains for Your Windows." They received the information on the some of, the special surprise orations planned will be for sale. Committees are now working on these special projects. The time of t.he dessert luncheon before the show is 1:30 p.m. April 10 ' W.S.C.S. -- Mrs. 'etersort Home. -- 1 Debbie Brenner { Two Years Old | Debbie, little daughter of Mr. , and Mrs. Allan Brenner of Chi- ! cago, celebrated her second , birthday anniversary at the home j of her aunt, Mrs. William Ling- J enfelter, Saturday afternoon. • Games were played and a tasty . lunch served. , j Guests at the* party were Deb- j bie Brockrogge of Crystal Lake, me - Nancy. Jeffrey and Stevie Van subject when thev met with Dor- Kanegan of Wonder Lake, Mary othy Iwig, University * rM,-~ Cto"ia ™n Ann home economics March 14. of Illinois specialist, on Ellen and Stevie King. Jean Ann and Tom l-ingenfelter and Gregory Schmitt. Tell Engagement Ofr Arlene Thiele Mrs. Violet Thiele announces the engagement of her daughter, Arlene, formerly of McCullom Lake, to B. Russel Wihgate of Woodstock. Leo Hitlers Wed 25 Years April 14 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hillfer will hold open house in observance of their twenty-fifth wedding- anniversary on Saturday; 14, at Johnsburg Memorial hall after 7 p.m. Advance Plans For '56 Flpwer Show The McHenry Garden club held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, March 27, at the home of Mrs. Carroll Dietle at Pistakee Bay. Plans were discussed for the annual flower show to be held some time in August. Mrs. George Johnson very graciously accepted the chairmanship of the. show and Mrs. Fred Lieberson will act as her assistant. With these capable women in chaise, members feel it is sure to be a fine show. The nominating Committee was appointed for the election of officers, to, be held at th^ next meeting at the home ofN Mrs. Albert Barbian on Riverside Drive April 24. Recreational Guidance Discussed By Panel The home economics room of McHenrV high school was packed at the March 8 meeting of the P.T.A. child guidance study group. The subject for discussion was recreational guidance. James Doran, junior high teacher and coach, was moderator of the panel which included \Cliff Fulton, high school' coach, Mrs. Ruth Mead, Edgebrook art teacher, Mrs. Charles Goodell from the McHenry public Ubrary, Miss Esther Zimmer, Edgebrook gym teacher, and 'George Kauss, city&councilman. Tire need for a McHenry park was stated and the discussion veered to its advantages to the city and the facilities the community would hope to have available. Mrs. H. S. Fike and Mrs. Ben Franbke served coffee and cake which volunteers had brought. Miscellaneous Shower For Mrs. Leo Hiller Mrs. Leo Hiller was pleasantly surprised at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Georgia Bauer on Tuesday afternoon, in advance of the twentyfifth wedding anniversary celebration of the Hillers. Honoring the "bride" at the shower were the following guests: Mrs. Elizabeth Schmitt, Susie Hiller, LuAnn Smith, Estelle Klapperich, Alma Freund, Frances Schmitt, Dorothy Bauer, Eva Schaefer, Norma Knox and Grace Hiller. Following a delicious lunch, the guests left, wishing Mrs. Hiller many more anniversary observances. Many Attend Guest Day Guest Day at the Community Methodist church W.S.C.S. meeting in March found 125 members arid guests from fifteen neighboring ^ churches sitting down at luncheon together. Two instrumental groups and four soloists from the local high school entertained the group, j The students were some of those J who entered in the district music I competition at Woodstock. Mrs. Paul Turk, speaker of the j day, reminded those present, in an interesting talk, that "we can grow younger and open new doors to learning after physical work is over." Mrs. Turk recommended that we try to imprpve our taste in, and appreciation of, reading, music (including hymns) art (sometimes neglected in Sunday School work), humor and prayer. She recommended the book "Prayer -- the Mightiest Source" by Frank Laubach; who, incidentally, as an honored guest in her home for dinner marched out to the kitchen afterward and insisted on washing dishes. Another book Mrs. Turk named as splendid is "The Way" by E. Stanley Jones. Any one of these studies, Mrs. Turk suggested, can open "Doorways to Abundance" which was the title of her talk. Circle ; Kenneth ! p.m. I April 11 ; Card Party -- V.F.W. Clubfhouse 8 p.m. -- Sponsored by ' Auxiliary -- Men Invited Adult Girl Scout Association i Meeting -- 1 p.m. -- Legion I Home -- Troop 1, Hostesses April 12 P.T.A. Child Guidance Study Group -- 8 p.m. K. of C. Meeting -- 8 p^n. K. of C. Hall P.T.A. Child Guidance Study Group -- 8 p.m. -- Home Economics Room, High School Annual Card Party For Hospital Building Fund -- Sponsored by Wonder Lake Group of Auxiliary -- Harrison School -- 8 p.m. April 13 Woman's Club Meeting -- Mrs. Peter Justen Home -- Book Review April 13-14-15 Boy Scout Lincoln Trail -- Springfield « April 18 Spring and Summer Fashion Show -- Legion Home -- Sponsored by W.S.C.S. April 19 W.S.C.S. Meeting -- Methodist Church -- 12:45 p.m. C.D. of A. Initiation April 20 Harrison School P.T.A. Sponsors Hypnotist Baron Program -- Woodstock High School -- 8 p.m. April 21 Dinner -- Ringwood Church -- 5 to 7:30 p.m. -- Sponsored by W.S.C.S. Roast Beef Dinner -- Ringwood Church -- 5 to 7:30 p.m. McHenry Garden Cllib -- Albert Barbian Hom^lliversidje Drive '• . •* , April 26 vr McHenry Community P.T.A:. Meeting -- High School Cafe* teria . • r. • .< ;*• April 2T-2S '•** W.S.C.S. Rummage Sale Ringwood Church Basement . April 28-29 McHenry Choral Club Program -- High School Auditorium May 20 Sixtieth Anniversary of Foresters Spon- - Spriiig Tea -- 2 pMr sored by W.S.C.S. p May 16 \~\ Card Party Sponsored by Riv-; erview Camp, R.N..A -- American Legion, Home -- 1:30 pin. June 14 Style Show Sponsored by O.E.S. -- Country Clyb -- Luncheon at 1 p.m. -- Dinner at 7 p.m. r * t Tfcru Sat. April* AMONG THE SICK Glenn Draper has been a medical patient at Memorial hospital. MONEY AND BANKING /if Everyday Living THE BIG BOSS/ with the big say on the sizfe'of ydur paycheck, is the consumer. If the product you help make is superior to any competitor's... if it's priced lower, because you helped! to produce it more efficiently, the consumer will buy that product -- and so make higher pay possible for you. The better you produce, the more you benefit, in the end. • * * DO YOU "BURN MONEY"? You may be doing so every day, without realizing) it. According to house-wiring experts, too few people will face the fact that a two-socket electrical outlet is intended to accommodate just two plugs. The householder who burdens such an outlet with on "octopus" arrangement of multiple plugs runs a risk: That motoroperated qppliances (washing machine, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, deep-freeze, and so on) v^l burn out more quickly than they should. It's a good idea to have your electrical contractor look over your hom&~-especially the kitchen, laundry, porch, and bedroom --with an eye to installing additional Outlets where they're needed. If you can use credit to p|ty for indicated wiring work/ see us about a low-cost Home Improvement Loan, j... it it it "AMORTIZATION" of a mortgage loan is gradual repayment of principal and interest, before maturity -- freeing the borrower from facing a lump-sum payment. Our bank arranges home financing on this modern amortizing basis -- and at the lowest rate consistent with spund business practice. Ask us for details. MIHENRY STATE- BANK Interest Paid On Savings Deposits Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System PHONE 1040 Ladles Awai Fashipq Sho £ Tickets for the spring and'summer fashion show April 18 at tfye American Legion home, staged by Betty Nielsen and sponsored by the W.S.C.S. of the Community Methodist church in McHenry, are limited to 350. Early ticket reservations are advisable i Sale." 4-H NEWS Handy Helpers The Handy Helpers held their March meeting at the home of Jackie Specht. We opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. President Beebe Liedtke asked for dues. Patsy Thomas gave a report on food handling and Jackie Specht gave a report on food poisoning. We chose our play for the Share the Fun contest, and named it "House For It's Very Simple • • • Open Tues., Thura. and FrL ipventngs 'til 9 There's no "complicated" explanation of why our permanent waves are so soft and lovely. Our hairstylists are experts; in their field, they take great care and pride in each anqj every wave they create and they use only the very finest,, imported and domestic oils and lotions that money cah * buy. The result: Easier-to-manage, longer lasting permanents . . . and, more and more satisfied clients It's as simple as that. YOUR LOVELINESS IS 'OUR BUSINESS SRtversiJe ^Murslyling ofltJt 126 N. Riverside Drive mg McHenry, III. HO Phone 147 as that number was thus limited to give everyone present a good vantage point. This early showing of -spring and summer fashions will bring the very latest styles in the fashion picture and the models' outfits are not to be chosen and fitted till the last week before the show. . Mrs. Herbert Engdahl and We then had a discussion on how to choose your wardrobe. Mrs. Liedtke, Mrs. Specht and Mrs. Wright commented on the outfit each girl was wearing. Delicious refreshments were served by our hostesss, Jackie Specht. Any girl who is 10 years of age and wishing to become a member of 4-H may contact one of the Handy Helper members. Complete your country living wardrobe with an extra sweater, skirt, knitted dress or hat now! Select From Our Odds & Ends Sale Orlpn Sweaters, values from $3.95 to $6.95 Shirts in all p&stel colors and wide range of sizes Lastly all hats originally at $10.95 reduced to $3.00 WB ARE NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Located South of Richmond on U.S. 12 Hill view Shopping Center Richmond, III, Phone 2541 NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Through the tireless efforts of several persons, (and the Fred Freund Contracting Company in particular) we did manage to open our doors on Friday, March 30th. Although our stack is still not as complete as it will be in the near future, we were able to present a selection which was large enough to satisfy most everyone who stopped by to purchase Easter footwear. To those people and the many others who stopped by to get acquainted, we say "Thank You." We Carry Shoes For The Entire Family LADIES - MEN'S - BOYS' - ®|RL$" ROTH SHOES 118 5@«TH SMiET . MeHSMRY, HAP 5,1956.^, Advertised Meat PricesEfftctivei Advertised Produce Prices Effective Thru Sat., April 7 U. S. Government Graded & Stamped Choice Corn Fed Beef --Cut & Trimmed the National "Value Way" 79 The King of Steak Porterhouse STEAK Best Blade Cuts BEEF POT OQi ROAST u-Za 1st Thru 5th Rib--7" Cut ' BEEF RIB CQi ROAST "33 National's 100.% Pure Ground BEEF National's So Fresh --10 Pieces Including Giblets - Packed in Sealed Cartons CUT UP FRYING CHICKEN Lb 49 c National's So Fresh--Thighs or National's So Fresh CHICKEN .. 70c CHICKEN Lb. BREASTS *88 ARMdUI'S STAR PORK TENDERLOIN * 69 Mickeiberry's Special 10c'Off S©!e! BEEF ^ 1 jt STICKS ' Moriarty's Skinless Franks LARGE * BOLOGNA Booth's Ready to Fry BREADEP $169 SHRIMP 1 33 or 39 Swift's Premium--Mindless--'Thick BACON Mickeiberry's Sfnoked Pork Sausage LITTLE ...jiOc MICKIES "• 0@©^h's Fillets of FISH Lb. aausagc 49 59 Dakota U. S. No. 1 Burbank Russet POTATOES w M Ma 10s 59 c ASPARAGUS California Gjown---Plump, Full Tips, Fresh Lb. 19 Arizona thrown-- Large 24 Size, Fresh 2L|«. Oft HMds Large. 17^ Size--Sweet, Juicy (FLORIDA Doz. m Florida Grown---Icy Crisp Ljtrge CElEiY • ' s,Jlk 39 IS1 Wishington Winesap--Rome Beauty or DELICIOUS tfPLES 2 25 Hi-Plane Brand--Cello Packed FtESH SLAW 8-6:. 10 I \