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\ • - Pag* Two THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER It.N.A. Annual- Outing Planned For August 6 Fox River Valley Camp, -No. 3251, is planning its annual putting arid luncheon at the McHenry Country club on Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 1 o'clock;; Reservations must be turned in nofolater than Aug. 2 by calling 93-M or 128-W. Richard Becker To Wed Crystal Lake Girl Mr: and Mrs. Fred McCannon of Crystal Lake announce the approaching marriage Of , their daughter, Shirley Lee. to Richard Becker., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Becker of McHenry. The wedding will take place on July 27 at the First Methodisl/church at Crystal Lake. ' * . • " The McCannons, former Woodstock residents, resided in Iowa for four years before moving to Crystal Lake a year ago. Club Plans For Holiday Show The McHenr^ Garden club will hold its July 30 meeting at the new Pistakee Bay home of Miss Mary, Burdahl. Plans for a program for this meeting are being made. Some part of the afternoon will be devoted to discussion of the Christmas holiday show which will be presented to the McHenry community in late fall. Th'e club has announced a number of vacancies in membership which will make room for interested peoples Membership is limited in number. - Introductions are made by letter, signed by two members in good standing, to secretary Mrs. Carroll Dietle, Regner road, McHenry. Announce Xroth 1 Of Jean Blake Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blake announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Thomas Thompson, son of Afr-^and Mrs--George Henry. Thompson. No date has been set for the wedding. ATTENDS CAMP Janice Ann 3Iay Miss Janice Ann Mav, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IrVin May of McHenry, is attending East Bay camp at Lake Bloomington, 111., this week as the result of having been selected by the local chapter of the Future Komijmakers of America as a delegate to the seventeenth Annual state leadership conference. A sophomore in the school, Janice served last year as secretHfy of her chapter. Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Patricia Henn A bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Patricia Henn by Mrs. Lawrence (Bud) Freund, with twenty guests present to enjoy an afternoon of games and a a lovely luncheon. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts. . Those present were Mrs. Victor Miller, Mrs. LuAnn Smith, Miss Delores Vales. Miss Maureen Henn, Mrs. Carol Hamil, Mrs. Edward Pfannenstill, Miss Beverly Blish, Mrs. Evelyn Justen, Mrs. Elmer Hettermann, Mrs. Roy Miller, Miss Joyce Weber, Mrs. Marie Kruger, Mrs. Vern Thelen, Mrs. Charles J. Miller,- Mrs. Al. Heon, and the Misses Kathleen, Becjty and Marie Henn. Mrs. Betty Dunn, Mrs. Lil Wijas and Mrs. Al Young were unable to attend but sent lovely gifts. Miss Henn will become the bride of William Miller on Aug. 17. OSRITAL J Jack Yegge 14 Years Old Monday Jack Yegge observed his fourteenth birthday last Monday. July 22, when he entertained a few friends at dinner and a social evening at the Yegge home on Main street. Guests were Bob Miller, Jim Liston, "Chip" Chelini and Mike Brown. McHenry Hospital Patients at the McHenry hospital during the past week were Albert Atkins of Rt. 1; Barbara Wertke of Ingleside; Emma and Peter Lieser of Rt. 4; Lester Jacobs and Pearl Adams of Crystal Lake; Robert Bartelt of Fox Lake; Edwin Sigman of Griswold Lake; Ford Jackson of Woodstock; Jean Mathews, Ann Heirher, George McGuire and Annie Scott of McHenry; Gerry Kunz of Ringwood; Lydia Bowman of - Lakeland Park; Conrad Anderson of Emerald Park; Bruce Toussaint of Hunter?- ville Park; James Darica of Bensenville; Danny Sorrtpel of Johnsburg and Dennis Lennon of Spring Grove. Woodstock Hospital Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock has had the following patients from this area during the past week: George Dearborn, Norbert Mauch, Louella Lockwood and Carol Anderson of McHenry and Joseph Lundborg of Wonder Lake. PERSONALS > .y ,|. .g..g. .j. .g. .g. .g...g. .g. .g. •! Visiting in the Al Warnes home on Ann street this .week are Al's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Warnes, from San. Francisco, Calif. They are enjoyed a wonderful vacation visiting their seven children, seventeen grandchildren and three great grandchildren who are scattered from Seattle to Georgia. They had just come from Minnesota and will be on their way to Georgia after their visit in Mc- It's Gorgeous Again! thanks to SERVICE W-20 Sanitone Dry Cleaning Our -service is different! We dry clean according to approved Sanitone practices. Results are so much better you can see and feel the difference yourself... Ail dirt, spots and dry cleaning *odor disappear. Like-new luster and beauty of color reappear! Let the miracle of a Sanitone dry cleaning happen to your gown! RAINBOW CLEANERS > PHONE 927 ' Around Corner North ot National Tea N. FRONT ST. McHENBY, ILL. Open Dally 8 A.M. To 6 P.M. Open Friday Eves. Til 9 Clean Jfc Store NOW -- Pay Next Fall Mi's. Alice Frasier spent a few days last week .with her mother, Mrs. Emma Smith, enroute to her home in Ginnell, Iowa, from a visit with her daughter in Mayville, Wis'., and her sister, Mrs. Botftelle in Lake Geneva. Bob Bacon has returned from a trip to Yuma City, Calif., where he motored with his sister, Mrs. Glen ' Robinson and son\W#rren, who had been visiting here/ They visited their brother Guy Bacon in McCall, Idaho; enroute. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kozelka spent a few days last week in the home of her brother, Karl Bradley and wife enroute from a trip through the east to their home in Minneapolis, Minn. . Miss Clara Miller spent the past week with Chicago relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Heike, of Libertyville were visitors in the Robert Wissell home Wednesday evening. Mike Dillon has been vacationing at Camp Edwards, East Troy, Wis., for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Olsen accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen of Richmond, have returned from a trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mrs. Stephen Heiner of Chicago spent the weekend with McHenry relatives. George R. Justen and Kenneth Hamsher left Monday for a vacation at Tomahawk, Wis. Dr. and Mrs. James West of Lombard and Walter Warner of Elgin, called on McHenry relatives Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freund of Chicago, were McHenry visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Butler of Chicago vacationed in McHenry a few days the past week. Miss Ann Loretta Weber attended a party at the home of Miss Joan Murphy in Oak Park Sunday. Mrs. Louis Althoff, Mrs. Charles Vycital and son Gary, left Tuesday for a visit in the Clinton Beckenbaugh honje in Clinton, Iowa. v. Mrs. Tina Kist of Chicago spent a few days last week with her History proves that the high speed of living has something to do with the high cogt. "1 tV Thursday, July 25, 19& sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hreha and son Jackie of Hammond, Ind., visited Mrs. Hreha's grandmother, Mrs. Zena Bacon Tuesday. Othet* guests on that> d&y were Mrs. Arlene Hiatt and family of WaUkegan. ' Mrs. Carl Courier and daughter Mary Lou. of Marengo, vigited her mother, Nfrf. Nellie Bacon Thursday.* The James Wagner family of Milton, Wis., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon Sunday. Their daughter, Marie, who had been visiting her grandparents returned home with, them. f i Out of town follies who called to extend congratulations to Mrs, Minnie Block on her ninetyseventh birthday last Wednesday were: Mr. and MTrs. Frank Block, Jr., Beverly iand Gregory and August ^chainske, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heideman, Linda and Judy and Mrs. Elste Voltz, Elgin; CHas. Block, Dundee; Mr. and Mrs., Walter Mohr, Woodstock; Mrs. Harold Lindsay, Linda and Allan, Marengo; Mr& Maud Loomis, Volo; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Block Sr.; Janice and Caijon, Marengo and - W. E. Dreyer of .Forest Park. ^ Mrs'. Lillian Bolger accor^|jan: ied by her sisters, Mrs. Earl Highland of Rockford, Mrs. Howard Ashton of Evanston and MRS Catherine Kortendick, Woodstock, enjoyed a trip to Sault-Ste. Marlfe, Houghton Lake and other points in Michigan last week. Another sister, Sister Mary Veronica of Omaha, Nebr., spent a few days recently in the Bolger home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duker. and sons of Champaign, were guests in the C. H. Duker home this week. Jimmie Smith has returned to his home in Chicago, after spending ten days with his grandparents Mfi and Mrs. Art Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence are spending the week iti the Donald Givens home enroute from a vacation at Tomahawk, Wis, to their home in Chicago. Mrs. Fuller Boutelle of Lake Geneva, Wis., spent a few days last week with her mother' Mrs. Emma Smith. , Susan Thompson visited in the James Wagner home* in Milton, Wis., this week. Rev. Fr. Fu, Chinese priest from Our^ Lady of Grace parish', Chicago, *Mr. and Mrs. Fred Handler, Mr. and Mrs. , Stantey Penkala and son, Danny, |^nd Mgr. and Mrs. Wally Heft weil?e guejits in the Ted Olhava home on Center street Sunday. CONDUCTS CHURCH SERVICE Rev. John Eddy of Garrett Institute will conduct the" Sunday morning worship service a^ the Ringwood Methodist church during the remainder of the sumtafts season. 'V Sliding Scale SALE! A FUN SALE A GOING - GOING GONE SALE A clearance of Summer Fashions, with a new twist. Every week a greater reduction in price takes place. Come in, make your selection, if someone else doesn't buy them first they are yours, for what you want to pay for them. YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL SAVINGS Bates Friday, July 26 To Thurs., August 1 Fri., August 2 To , Thurs., August 8 Fri., August 9 To Thurs., August 15 Discount TELL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TODAY'S - WORLD, ARTISTS by Marie Schaettgen The County Art Fair committee met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Gladstone of McHenry on Thursday of last week. The purpose of the meeting waff to discuss some of the final details concerned with actually putting on the show which the woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital is sponsoring for the benefit of the McHenry hospital is sponsoring for the 20* 40* AUGUST 16th Dollar Day 50% - ) • Store Hours: Weekdays & Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. -- Wednesday to 12 Noon -- Friday to 9 P.M. uol "Town and Country" (Directly across from the A & P) 806 W. ELM ST. benefit of the McHenry hospital. The dates of the show will be Aug. 10 and 11 from 2 to 10 p.m.* The place is the new Junior high school in McHenry. Some of the members brought guests to this meeting because of a desire to share a very interesting evening. Among the guests were Mrs; Van Sells, WKRS McHenry county "news editor, and Henry Edgerton, ediotr of "Farmers News" and McHenry county manager for the Farm Bureau. Mrs. Lawson of Algonquin was a guest of the Waynnes of McHenry and Algonquin. <Mrs. Waynne introduced 'the'^lpls^ of honor,. a well known artist also of Algonquin, James Walker. Some of:|$K memfeers and officers of the Civic Arts association were pres<p$;V&l6o. Among them were BartSii^f^Brodie, art division chairman, and Gay Wright. Van Sells is also an officer of the Civic Arts. All of them are assisting the McHenry Auxiliary with the fair. Mr. Walker ^highlighted the evening by showmg colored slides of well knffwn pointings from the time of ijthe Italian Renaissance and Michael Art gel o down to the modern contemporary artist. He also showed slides of actual photographs of: scenes from our modern everyday life to point up the similarityat modern art and such things as skyscrapers and neon lights, Deisel engines and aerial views of the modern city. In discussing the relationship be^ tween our present world and the contemporary artist, Mr. Walker used slides of actual photographs. This showed beyond the shadow of a doubt that the impact of modern art is felt by the designers of modern architecture, as w6ll as the inventors of our miracle machines and engines. - The' influence is, however, not all in one direction.^The aftfct has had to alter his idea of beauty and -color. The world of Michael Angelo no longer exists; The artists, in this changed and.ever-changing world, uses different methods of painting, sees beauty with a different eye, interprets it with a different mind. Who can say who is the more realistic, the painter who painted angels which life never saw, or the contemporary who of machine that changes the course of rivers, the mammoth cave Which is known as a skyscraper in which many people resembling cliff dwellers spend" a portion oif their lives, the walls of cement that encompass millions of life-sustaining waters in Boulder Dam? Mr. Walker made so many things clear that most of us feel he has clarified the world of modern art so that never agaiji can we view, it in a state of confusion. Mr. Walker has been the recipient 6f many honors; in the world of art.. He -has exhibits in' the contemporaries show in New York. Sonne of the work he displayed at the Navy Pier in Chicago has been sent to Europe. He has been recognized in national magazines. We were " privileged to have him show us his fine watercoidr, tentatively entitled "Emporer's Garden." Come to the fair and get acquainted with this new World. For Better Results -- Shop In McHenry. 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