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McHENRY PLAINDEAI £R •4:" ' ;'•••':->M ?F*"^v" ?"V; "J, .•: ••••. ... 'SlfligllWlll Wednesday, July 3,1957 Council In Capsule (Continued from Page 1) Hole" on Center Street. Contractors will be contacted with the hope of securing fill this summer. Council members visualize «thi8 location as a playground for tiie children In the area. Delays in street improvements have caused great concern to the Street and Alley Department, but assurance has been given that ytork will start within the next week. Some streets have been, oiled. Others will need preliminary work and heavier surface coatings. Engineers have been requested to proceed as fast $s possible with plans for sewer installation in Millstream Park area and Cooney Heights. THREE McHENRY AREA MEN WON DEGREES IN RECENT WEEKS (Continued From Page 1) OPENING OF CAMPS FOR LESS FORTUNATE PROVES INSPIRATION (Continued from page 1) . Again this year, the camp is being run for two four-week periods, caring for forty children each period. Mrs. Mary Sharkey Longo, who has devoted so much time and interest for the success of the camp, will again be in- charge, assisted by, a staff which includes a speech correctionist, physical therapist, nurse and physical education instructor. Within the last two years, a new physical therapy building was completed to better care for the needs of the fortunate little patients, and the jnedical building was remodeled. How fortunate we in McHenry are to have two such camps in our midst. They provide one of the best sources known for reflection on our own lives--a gratitude for what we have, plus an insight into the great service performed by those who consider their selfsacrifice a privilege. Buy U.S. savings Bonds and Mrs. George Golbeck of McHenry, received his bachelor of science degree in the School of Forest Products at .Michigan State university recently at commencement^ exercises on the M.S.U. campus. He was among 2,242 spring term graduates. He majored in residential building. Golbeck was vice-president of the Newman club. Vice-President Richard M. Nixon was the commencement speaker and diplomas were conferred by M^.U. President John A. Hannah. He is now associated with Pageant Homes, Inc., at East Lansing, Mich., working in the capacity of counselor, designing and customer relations. A group of twenty-five relatives from Illinois attended the impressive graduation ceremonies. After a buffet supper served in the H&me of the Wayne Tinkles (Betty Golbeck) in East Lansing, Mich., an-old fashioned .song fest was enjoyed. rA lo<qaI resident was aimong 3500 seniors of the University of Southern California who were honored at the seventy-fourth annual commencement exercises held this month at Alumni Memorial Park on campus. Herbert Hoover Jr., former Under Secretary of State, delivered the commencemnt address following the colorful cap and gown processional of graduates and deans through the park. Robert Eric Woyach received his AB degree. Musin and Meanderin (Continued from Page 1) NEW DAIRY GROUP A new organization composed of county dairy cattlemen and individuals interested in dairy farming has been formed, 'known as the Purebred Dairy Cattle association. Its purpose is to improve dairy breeds through cooperation in a central organization. The group will aslist county youth in various projects pertaining to dairying CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists -- 200 So. Greco Street McHenry, 111. Appointments Accepted -- Mon. thru Sat., 8 A.M. to 6 PJM. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS -- $5.00 & up including cut, shampoo and hair set ALL WORK DONE REASONABLY PHONE McHENRY 10 ard, now Dr. Vycital, who followed in Charles' footsteps; also Harold, who played trombone. As we remember, the- girls of the family were the singers and could probably seldom be heard above the sound of the brass*. It was a real pleasure to hear these family groups- whicn were actually small musical organizations in themselves. Often times the groups included mother and father also, as it did in the case of the family of Mrs. Nettie Weber, herself-a pianist. With folks these days looking for someone to plan their entertainment, we can't help but feel that ho&bies which require a little work, along with the fun, are most rewarding in the long run. Certainly they are the ones that hold memories long after they have had to be given up. Corn is being checked to see how it measures up to the "knee high by the Fourth" standards Some we have seen has made it during the sunny, warm days of the last week; other fields may keep the growers hoping for a nice, long fall. The weatherman cooperated well with the Johnsburg Community club as that organization brought entertainment to town for the annual summer festival. It was three gala nights of the kind of fun that only a carnival can bring and was enjoyed by large crowds. K.A.F. It's easier to find a speaker that it is to find an audience. ART FAIR TO SHOW PAINTINGS OF LOCAt* VISITING ARTlSTg The County Art Fpir in August will show paintings of mainy wellknown artists, but local artists will also be represented at , the show. 1 ~ Jane Weiss of McHenry is,one of the artists who will participate in the exhibit and an item of local interest has just come to light about her painting. An artist's eye is always on the lookout for a "picture" in the local scene. On the last presidential election day, Jane was a poll watcher at the Johnsburg polling place. It was inevitable that in this scene she should see la "picture." Of course she had no painting equipment with her so she did a pencilled sketch of the cartoon type. This sketch she is donating to the fair exhibit. She will also do an abstract oil painting. Since all of the sketches and paintings will be for sale, the sketch might well become, the property of someone in Johnsburg. It would also be an interesting acquisition, for the Community club of Johnsburg. The,proceeds from all sales will of course benefit/ the McHenry hbspital. It is surprising how easily one can learn to like modern art. In the realistic field of art, color plays an important part; in modern art this is equally true. Subject matter of a painting appeals to one as he relates it to his own life and environment. In modern art when done in the abstract, the subject matter is even more closely related to the viewer, since he sees in it the thing he wants to see, according to his own mood. As a recent well-known artist who addressed the art faip com- SHORT ILLNESS ENDS IN DEATH <8^,. "KfiLLY" CONWAY^ A short illness encted in death last Saturday morning, June 29, for Martin Edward (Kelly) Conway, 67, who died in Hines hospital. He was a lifelong resident of the community. The deceased was born April 9, 1890, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Conway. He was an Active member of the local Legion post, having served as commander, and was a member of the knights of Columbus.. Mr. Conway, who had many mittee put it "the word abstract as used in painting is given a literal meaning." The artist abstracts from his subject the things that impress him and transfers these impressions,, to the canvass. The viewer also abstracts or he may add, according to his own matfd and environment. friends in the community, 'farmed for many years until moving to McHenry. .» He was preceded in death by his wife, Marguerite Knox Conway, his parents, two sisters and a brother. Surviving are a son, Richard, of Wauconda; a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Jean) Saelens of St." Charles; a sister, Sister St. Hilda, BVM, of DesMoines, Iowa; and-four brothers, Robert of McHenry, John of/ Fenton, Mich., Leo. of Chicago and Clarence of Janesville, Wis. - The body rested at the George Justen & Son Funeral home until Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, when last rites were conducted at St. Patrick's church, with,interment in the church cemetery. History proves that the higb speed of living has something to do with the high cost. McHenry State Bank pays 2% on saving deposits. AU deposits insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. o 9-3 OFFICERS OF NEW; JOB'S DAUGHTERS BETHEL ELECTED ,. . (Cohtinued from Pagel) . Guests of honor were the queen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bates; Mrs. Helen Harvey of Paris, 111., grand guardian of Illinois and Arthur Ruicker of Chicago, associate grand guardian of Illinois, both of the International Order of Job's Daughters; Mrs. Eva Hoffman of Joliet,' past grand guardian of Illinois and state promotion chairman;. and Guy Henderson of Wonder Lake, past associate supreme guardian of the International Order of Job's Daughters. Installing officers were from Elgin, Lake Zurich, joliet, DeKalk* and Chicago. It sometimes happens that the man- who thinks he is a genius can't think of anything else. ONE HOUR (LEANING! 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