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?>ga Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER "Valley View Meets Next In September There will be no August meeting of Valley View Neighborhood. The next meeting will be Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the Legion home. Fox Valley Camp Plans Annual Outing Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A., will have their annual outing on Aug. 5. near Elgin. Members will meet at the home of Mrs. Peter M. Justen and leave in a group. William Glossons Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Glosson observed their twenty-fifth Wadding anniversary rgteently] at the Legion hall, with 125 guests in attendance. A buffet j supper was followed by dancing and visiting. } Out-of-town guests included \ Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas i and Mr. and Mi's. Doyle Ogren j of Moorehead,'Minn.; Mr. and! Mrs. Ralph Douglas of Avalon,) Wis.: Gene Douglas and daughter, Jeannie, Mrs. Esther Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennaugh, Mary Ann Cress and Robert Lichtfus. all of Janesville. Wis.: Mr. and Mrs. George Rauen, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Amo a id daughter, Kathleen. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolfs of Kenosha, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cushman and family of Kalamazoo, Mich. The latter remained for the week with the Glossons. cil. She has also been a mem- -Jber of the secretariat of the Model United Nations. She is a graduate of McHenry high school. Complete Plans For Crystal Lake Show All plans have been finalized for the annual 1959 flower show, "Nautical and Nice", sponsored by the five garden clubs of Crystal Lake. This summer event is to be held at the Lakewood village hall. Crystal Lake, on Wednesday, Aug. 12, and Thursday, Aug. 13. from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Several of the neighboring garden clubs participating in table settings are showiing great interest and are going to make this 1959 Garden Show one of the outstanding events of this year. Tell Marriage Of Marjorie Bauglunan Mr. and Mrs. ~\^. E. Baughmah of Cleveland, Ohio, announce the marriage of their daughter, Marjorie E., to Neill H. Martin of Pistaqua Heights, McHenry. The bride is a Registered nurse, while the bridegroom is a retired consulting engineer. They are residing in Pistaqua Heights. Annnal Family Picnic Benefits Vlatorians The second annual lamily P'cnic for the benefit, oi the Viatorian Fathers will be held Sunday. Aug. 9. at St. Viator's camp. Bay View Lane, Pistakee Bay. There will be swimming, games, prizes and refreshments. Everyone is asked to come out and assist in this worthwhile cause, for which they are guaranteed an afternoon of fun and relaxation. There is a small admission charge for adults. Children accompanied by their parents are admitted free. OSHITAL Sue Stinespring Flans For Northwestern Contest Miss Sue Stinespring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stinespring. Jr.. has been named co-chairman of the 1959 homecoming queen contest at Northwestern univ e r s i t y in Evanston. A junior at Northwestern, Miss Stinespring and her co-chairman will plan and oversee al! nhases of the queen contest and queen's reign during homecoming week, Oct. 25 to .31. Miss Stinespring is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta cru-oritv and is serving as treasurer of the Panhellenic coun- McHenry Hospital Patients at McHenry hospital this past week included Max Podolski of Toronto, Canada; Chris Seegers. Anna Ploc a r , M a r i o n F e l c m a n a n d George O'Malley of Crystal Lake; Charles Olson and Denise Jobst of Island Lake; Robert Schrader, Roman Miller, Anton Noel, Katherine Ann Meyer, Ruth McGinley, Leota Dunn and Rinaldo Rolla of McHenry; LeRoy Halpin, Maggie Shegars and Charles O'Leary of Chicago; Cecile Strieker of Pistakee Terrace; Ignatius Lakomecki of Ringwood; Clarence Shastal of Pist a k e e H i g h l a n d s ; Ma r e e l l a Clark of Wonder Lake; Lynette Comes of Barrington; Thomas Murray of Lake Villa and Roger Shaw of Richmond Postpone City's '59 Garden Show The July meeting of the McHenry Garden club was hfld at the home of Mrs. Clinton Martin, w£sl of McHenry, with only a few members present to greet Mrs. Theodore Arvidson. <jt Miss Ruth Neal, president, conducted the business session for the afternoon. Number one item discussed was the changing of the garden show date from this fall to a suitable time in spring of 1960. The members found difficulty in finding a suitable date that would not conflict with another major event of the county in the autumn Mrs. Fred Svoboda will carry over as chairman until spring, when she and her committee will again resume their duties. Mrs. Estelle. Beatty is in charge of preparing a table for the Crystal Lake Garden S h o w . " N A U T I C A L AND NICE". Aug. 12 and 13. This is a formal seated dinner table entitled "Port of Call". Mrs. Marie Schaettgen announced the arrival of a very helpful book on table settings. This book is for use by club members. A letter of thanks was read from Mrs. Lee Gladstone, chairman of the Country Art Fair, thanking members for their help and cooperation at the recent art exhibition. Miss Mary Burdahl sent a very interesting letter from England, to her friends in the club. She told of riding through the country and observing the English gardens. Every possible area is converted into a spot of beauty. Her inspiring message was sent from Dover. The dates of many nearby flower shows were announced and plans were made for various groups to attend these events. Every member learns from seeing the work of others. Often times there are new combinations of flowers, materials. or textures tha£ lend themselves particularly well, or possibly striking color schemes that will give ideas for a fture occasion. The members all wished Mrs. Urban Comes a happy holiday. She left Aug. 5 on the Queen Mary for a three-month tour of Europe. Memorial Hospital Patients at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, this past week included Barbara Krause and Betty Smith of McHenry, Thomas Gibson of Spring Grove and Doris Crane of Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Rita Martin and Garfield Vincent of McHenry have been patients at Harvard hospital this past week. •John Laures Treasurer Of Heart Committee Dr. John R. Tambone, chairman of the McHenry heart c o m m i t t e e , a n n o u n c e s t h a t John Laures of Crystal Lake, a former local resident, is the new treasurer for the McHenry Countv Heart committee. Although the Crystal Lake bank will be the main depository for all fund drive money collected, all other banks will continue to be used during the campaign. MARRIAGE LICENSES David Cain of Antioch and Sue Stinespring of McHenry. The art of living is the process of getting along with people you do not like. Helena Rubinstein's ANN UAL BEAUTY SALE Buy one... get one free! Limited time only! mmmmm DEW-KISSED UPS! With: Dew-Kissed Lipstick. Guaranteed not to dry lips I Free! Silver-plated Convertible case worth 1.101 2.10 Value Now 1.00 NEW MOISTURE MAKE-IIP! With: New Silk-Tone Moisture Make-up. Creamy base. Free! New Silk-Tone Face Powder. Delicate, silken. 2.02 Value Now 1.50 COLOR AND LUSTRE FOR HAIR! With: Color-Tone Shampoo. Washes hair with color. Fres! 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Green St. McHenry, 111. YOUTH TELLS OF CONSERVATION SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Roy Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Erickson, of Lakemoor, recently attended a cpnservation school held July 13 to 18 in Springfield. At a recent meeting of the Garden dub, his sponsor at school, Roy reported on the week's activities. There was a private train from Chicago, taking all the boys frort this area direct to Springfield. A total of 300 boys and 100 girls attended this school. It was conducted on the Illinois state fair grounds, where there are many groves of trees available for nature study classes, and facilities 'are available for suitable housing and recreation for this size group of boys and girls. All the students were housed at the 4-H buildings on the fair grounds. The boys and girls attended six hours of classes daily. These training periods concerned law enforcement. game fields ancl birds, fish hatcheries, and all other topics concerning conservation. The instructors for these courses are game wardens from the department of conservation. Different wardens are chosen for this school each year, according to their fields of specialization. At the end of this training period, each pupil was given a test over all the materials presented. Those ranking above a certain percent were given a certificate of award, stating that they had passed this study course. Roy felt that this trip was very worthwhile, and might have a great bearing on a person when considering his lifetime occupation. Thursday, July 30/ 1959 FALL AND WINTER STYLE REVUE IN CITY AUGUST 19 The annual fall and winter style revue sponsored by St. Mary's Home and School association and presented by Betty Nielsen's dress shop, vs^l be held Wednesday, Aug. at 1 pjn. at the Legion home. As in past years, this eagerly anticipated social event will feature a dessert luncheon as well as the style show. Fourteen attractive models will ^rnake their way through the spacious hall as Alice B&rbian plays appropriate background music. Betty Johnson will narrate the revue. There will be a wide selection of fall and winter styles ranging from casual clothes to cocktail attire. GRANTED DIVORCE A divorce has been granted to Catherine Olsen of McHenry from Leslie Olsen. They were married in 1954 in Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Linares of Lakemoor are the parents of a son, Thomas Joseph, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz.,' when he was born at St. Mary of Nazareth hospital on July 29. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Krueger and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rosario Posada. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller are the parents of a daughter, born July 31 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. A son was born Aug. 1 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walkington of Ringwood. <- Mr. and Mrs,. Florian Karaskiewkrz are the'parents of a daughter, born Aug. 2 at Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erber welcomed a daughter at Memorial hospital on July 30. A son was born Aug. 3 at Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rankin of Wonder Lake. The daughter born July 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Francisco of Wauconda has been named Debra Lynn. They have another daughter, Cynthia Dawn, 26 months old. The paternal grandmother is Mrs. Effie Francisco of Wauconda and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wirfs of Lakemoor. August 16 Ice Cream Social -- St. •"aul's Episcopal Church Lawn Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary -- 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. August 19 St. Mary's P.T.A. Annual. Fall Fashion Show -- Legion Home -- Dessert fcuncheon. August 20 Riverview Camp, R.N.A., Picnic -- Chapel Hill -- Meet at. City Park at Noon. August 24 Women's Democratic Club Style Show -- McHenry Country Club -- 8 p.m. August 27-28 Rummage Sale -- Engdahl's Fairwood Farm -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends who visited me - and stent me cards and gifts while I was in the hospital. It made me feel good. Thank you all so very much. Your friend and former neighbor. "Swede" Mrs. Cecelia' Baker 14 SOUTHS ESCAPE INJURY; OTHER MOTORISTS HURT SHOP IN McHENRY Two 'teen-agers, Joseph Clark, 16, of Wonder Lake and John Larson, 17, of McHenry were uninjured when their cars were driven off the road by another vehicle about 11:45 last Friday evening. The youths were both driving north on Lake Defiance road when the incident occurred at the intersection with the Griswold Lake road. The Clark car was damaged to the extent of $300 and the Larson auto had $1,000 in damage. Robert J. Schrader of Holiday Hills was taken to McHenry hospital by ambulance after his car went ou,t of control as he drove west on Rt. 176. According to state police, Schrader was making a turn onto the Griswold Lake road when the car skidded 111 feet, left the road and continued another sixty-three feet before striking a tree. Schrader suffered a broken nose, lacerations of the face and nose, lacerations of the left knee and chest injuries. The accident occurred about 6:35 o'clock in the morning. George McCaffrey of Fox River Grove and Charles Johnson of Wonder Lake were injured in an accident which occurred last Saturday afternoon on Rt. 14, near Harvard. McCaffrey was reported by authorities to have been driving south and Johnson north, when the former attempted to turn left onto a side road. His car was struck on the right front side as it passed in front of the Johnson auto. Johnson was thrown out of his car and McCaffrey suffered cuts and bruises. SHERIFFS' PICNIC The annual picnic and corn boil of the McHenry County Deputy Sheriffs' association will be held Tuesday Aug. 11, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the city park in Woodstock. Admission is by membership card and a small fee for the immediate family of each member. Most schemes for making money revolve themselves into the intelligent application of perspiration. Know Your Hospital (Marie Schaettgen, in succeeding weeks, will write a series of articles- entitled "Know Your Hospital", telling imoprtant but little know facts about the McHenry hospital). Surgery at the McHenry hospital has doubled in the .past year and the staff lends its skills to cases which many times are accepted only by hospitals and medical centers of large size. Averaging three operations a day, the surgical staffs s c h e d u l e i n c l u d e s c o m p l e x cases of the eye, chest, nerve and throat. Arterial grafting is another intricate type of surgery which can be done at McHenry. This involves removing a damaged section of arteries and veins and replacing it with synthetic tubing made of a nylon type material. Bone and skin grafts are also mad.e. Under the heading of special equipment may be placed the inhalator-aspirator resuscitator which employs an oxygen tank with a mechanism at the top which forces oxygen into, or draws fluids out of, the patient's respiratory system. It also serves as a lifesaving iron lung and has been referred to as "an outstanding piece of equipment which is very important in modern patient care". NO FIRE DAMAGE A fire which broke out on a grill at the recently opened Dog 'n Suds stand, east of the river on Rt. 120,, was extinguished before firemen arrived -early this week. They reported no damage. GOP Has Hospitality Tent On Fair Grounds The McHenry County Central Republican commiittee, which is headed by "Chuck" Miller, will have a hospitality tent at the McHenry Cotiq^y Junior Fair, -which starts Aug. 6 and extends to Aug. 9, at Woodstock. Mr. Miller stated that the tent will be equipped with chairs so that weary, fairgoers can pause and relax for a short time. Cold iced water will also be available. Also, it will be an excellent place to drop in and visit with friends, or to use as a meeting spot. The tent will be promineriil^ located by the administration building, and directional signs will be spotted around the fair grounds, giving exact location. All visitors will be welcome. CARD OF THANKS Words cannot' adequately express my gratitude to_ those who expressed their sympathy and helpfulness to me so be pitifully at the time of my recSit sorrow. May God bless you all. Mrs. Bernice Knauer 14 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all of my friends and neighbors for the prayers, cards, visits and' gifts during my recent illness. I am also deeply grateful to Father Coakley, Father Pa&- er and Father Collins. Chester A. Sheriff 14 Issued Wagering Stamps Three wagering stamps were reported issued this past week to Russell Holtz, Thomas Griffin and James Melius at 708 Crystal Lake road, McHenry. Claire Beauty Shoppe too S. Green St. McHenry 10 New Bonat "Pretty Soft" Professional Permanent Wave Never again a tight, kinky, frizzy permanent * Phone Us Now For An Appointment Air Conditioned I STEFFAN'S $ DAY SPECIALS Reg. 79c Ladies' NU-MDE HOSE . . 2 „.*IM TEA TOWBLS . . . 29°.. Reg. $1.49 Plastic WASH BASKETS . . . No. $1°° Reg. $1.98 DECORE P'" OWS . . «_ $I°° MEITS S BOYS' M 4„.$I®# Reg. $1.98 PUROFIED PILLOW . Now $10® MR. & MRS. TOWEL|! $|®@ SOYS' POL® SHIRTS IBe * 4 • Reg. $2.98 Plastic TABLE CLOTHS . . 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