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Pag* Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February -U Wonder Lake C. of C. Elects New Directors' V Jane Ducey Helen Reuter, Mary Lou Hartog "and Marvin MacKay were elected to the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting Thursday. Election of officers will take place at the next meeting Other members of the board are Frank Wiedeman.' Gerald Elbersen, Dr. S. L. Ruggero, T P. Mathews, Allen Schimke and Mrs. Raymot$d Rochowicz H. F. Keister of Midwest Business Consultants spoke to the C of C on the subject of Income Tax at Thursday's meeting. New members accepted into the organization are= James Chadburn and Clyde Wyman. new owners of the Mill Inn. Porter E. Duke, Rudy Kreutz. Steve Simon and Jirri Robison. RR Crossing Protection In footing the bill for the cost of railroad grade crossing protection. 10 per cent of: the cost is paid by the township. 10 per. cent by the R. R., and 80 per'cent by the state crossing fund. $4,000 a year is appropriated by the legislature to assist isolated areas which could not otherwise afford the protection. These are the facts presented by Joseph Schmitt. Chief Engineer of the I. C. C., to the Kiwanis Club of McHenry Township at their meeting Monday night. The township road commissioner is the man to see. He will make a study of the traffic at that crossing. The ICC has jurisdiction over 12,000 crossings in the State. Feb. 8, the program will be presented by Bert Boerner, county probation officer. were Mrs. Jay Hansen, M. F. Thomas, and Dr. Raymond Watkins, who is vice-president of the district. Purpose of the meeting was ?o plan the discussion program of the April meeting of the Illinois Association of School Boards to be held at Hiawatha high school in Kikland this spring. Discussion cenleied around the rising cost of education and its impact on the people of Illinois. It was .estimated that the cost woulti increase 63 million dollars a year for the next 6 years in Illinois. Cm» Pack Meet "Science", was the theme of the Cub Scout Pack meeting at Harrison school Tuesday night. Various skits presented by each , den were " "What would space men and Cub Scouts do i f they . met?" (they'd be friends); exhibits such^jis space helmets and scenes from outer space; a quiz program on "great scientists": simple scientific ex- Carcta and Gosaip The C. and C. Club of Highland Shores elected new officers at their meeting Jan. 18. at the home of J\£rs. Donald Suliivlin, outgoing chairman. Mrs Donald Zeek and Mrs. William Prokop were elected chairman and treasurer for the coming year. Mrs. Kenneth Teuscher ser\cil as treasurer last year. Following Bunco t h e hostess served cherry* coffee cake and cream puffs. \smes in the News Wonoer Lakers with their names in the new in tiie past week are these Mrs. Ralph White, president of «the McHenry County Home' Bureau, who attended the Illinois Home B u r e a u F e d e r a t i o n a n n u a l meeting held Tuesday and Wednesday at the University of Illinois. Accompanying Mrs. White were Miss Barbara Hill and Mrs. Ruth Fen wick. Jack McCafferty has entered the primary race as a candidate for precinct committeeman on the Democratic ticket periments; and costuming to jn McHenry• 5. , Nativity Lutheran Church News "Taking Eternal Judgement Kindly" is the sermon topic for Feb. 7, the last Sunday in the Epiphany season. The Altar Guild will meet Wednesday, Feb. 10, at the parsonage. The meeting begins at 8. In add'tion to work on the altar paraments for the new church, the "Life of i at Christ the King hall Christ film series will also be I made notebook covers. presented. The junior choir will have a valentine party, Feb. 12. at the church. All choir members and prospective choir members are welcome. represent men of science . Two new Bobcats were William Rasmussen and Charles" Marke. Terry Waltzek earned his Wolf badge, and Donald Sturm. Danny Doutlick and James Ruggero received Gold Arrows. The Blue and Gold Banquet will take place Feb 23. All those associated with Cubbing work together on this meeting, planning, cooking and serving the meal, and arranging the program. February is Boy Scout month. Girl Scout News From troop 201 we have the following report, "We started our meeting with the flag ceremony. We elected the following officers, Susan Simon, president; Cynthia Keith, vice president; Lynn Moore, treasurer; and Cristine Crane, secretary and reporter. We are very busy making stocking dolls. We hope to finish next week. Susan Lichty is to bring refreshments for our next meeting." Leaders of troop 201 are Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. Frank Wasielewski. The troop meets at Christ the King hall. . Reporter Mary Lee Wight tells of her troop activities. "Jam. 11 we held our meeting We Dr. S. L. Ruggero succeeds Dr. John Tambone of Woodstock as president of the McHenry County Medical society. DiJf James Harris of Richmond was elected vice-president at the dinner meeting at Memorial Hospital for, McHenry County. Troop 162 Troop 162 held its first court of honor of 1960 on Thursday. Jan. 28, at the old Junior high school. It was .a pleasant surprise to see quite a few parents present, an encouragement to the buys and also to the adult committee which is trying so hard to convince the patents that without their cooperation a Scout troop cannot progress as it should. So please, parents, keep up the good work, support the boys and their leaders, who are working for the best and future of the Scout movement. Senior Patrol Leader Dennis Martell. Jr., opened the ceremonies with the presentation of the colors and introduced the chairman of the adult committee, George McGowan. Following a short address of welcome, he introduced Walter ' Nativity's New Church "It has been gratifying to see new progress up at the new church site these days as the workmen begin to put on the second floor", said Pastor Schroeder. "After a long delay waiting for the arches, windows and roof decks to come, now they can go ahead with the arrival of these parts. The contractors have done a fine The I Durrenberg and Dennis Marnew officers are as follows: °^q rf president, Jeannette Brzenk; v«w; Scoutmaster Maynard De secretary, Judy Maxstadt; and | Yos- Assistant Scoutmaster treasurer, Janice Mendyk. iarae,s K,rk. Junior Ass,stent Those taking part- in the flag Scoutmaster Fred Durrenberg ceremony were Tina Topp, American -flag; Janice Fisher, Brownie Scout flag; guards. Jeannette Gable and Mary Lee Wight. We,got done early and sang songs. Next week. Feb. 5. we will have our meeting at and Senior Patrol Leader. Dennis Martell, Jr. The following candlelighting cere mony, at which twelve scouts participated, lent a very impressive setting to the event. The following Scouts re- Harrison school. From now on ceived' their tenderfoot badges: we will get out at 4:15 instead of 4:30. To close the meetin^ we sang taps,,- ' ' Men's Bowling League Pauls Hardware tied with Jack Roggenback, Bob McDonnell and Dales Davies. John Beato, Dennis Banker and James De Vos received their first class and James Gerth, second class, awards. Further Eastwood Manor PLAN ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S DANCE. MARCH 12 Lois Ryan - EV. 6-5377 The Eastwood Manor Property Owners association annual St. Patrick's Day dance will be held at the American Legion in McHenry on Saturday, March 12, at 9 p m. This dance is open to the public and you will be notified when the tickets will be on sale. Peg and Walt Garrelts, polores and Len Lawrence, Winnie and Lenny Hansen, Rosemary and Bob Newlon. Walter Kuck^ and Lois and Jerry Ryan are in charge of the evening ^nd they have? some big plans for you and yours so keep that date open and don't miss one of the EMPOA's biggest affairs of the year. Plans are also underway in the quilt department. Edith Long and Yvonne Davis are cochairmen of this committee and Jean Mersh, Lena Campbell, Marilyn Fultz and Lois Ryan are their workers, if anyone else is interested in giving the gals a hand with tlje work on the quilt it will be greatly appreciated. Contact one of the chairman and get in on the fun. the children are all down with it. 1 Detnlefsons are all down with colds. Heren Mathes has been quite ill wifh the flu. David Kellogg is just getting over the chicken pox. Guess they're going to hang on as long as they can. Tommy Lawrence has a cold and an allergy condition. Milt McHale was spared a trip to the hospital because his pneumonia didn't get out of hand. Now the "Whole family has a cold. We surely hope that everyone will get well soon and that spring is just around the corn er. Block Rosary On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the Block Rosary will be held at the John Coughlin home at 139 Mill Lane at 9 p.m. All Catholics of Eastwood Manor are cordially invited to join this group. Faith Presbyterian Church News The sermon to be given by Rev. Jack Mclntyre on Sunday, Feb. 7 is entitled "Life in True Perspective" based on Deuteronomy Chapter 8. On this Sunday in the afternoon several laymen along with the minister will be attending a meeting on Methods of Evangelism at the Harvard Presbyterian church. Welcome Wee One On Tuesday, Jan. 6, Irene Cary gave birth to a bouncing baby boy who weighed in at 9 lbs., 5 ozs. Earl John Cary doesn't 'have a care in ' the world. On the other hand his mother, Irene, had to undergo an operation hours after the baby was born and then 12 hours later she had to undergo another operation. She had to have fifteen pints oL blood. If anyone is interested in giving a pint of blood to help .the Carys Replace the blood that Irene needed you might contact Marie Dalton - EV. 5-44% and she will give you all the details. This gift of life is greatly appreciated. Irene's mother, Mrs. G. Moore of Chicago, stayed with the Carys for ten days to help nurse Irene and care for the children. Sick List The Messer family has been Happy Birthday Tuesday, ' Feb. 9, Steven Simpson will turn six years old and On ihe same*day Timothy Had ley will become' two years old. Happy Anniversary "Our best wishes for a happy anniversary are extended to Mr. and Mrs,. Jack Rogers who will celebrate the anniversary of their wedding day on Feb. 10. This and That John Barry's m&ther will be taking up residence in McHenry soon. Good news for the Barry family. Mary Loi^ John and the children attended a dinner,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larson in Evanston on Sunday. A sad note for the Barrys. Their beautiful collie, Lassie, died two weeks ago. She had a virus flu. Pat and John Coughlin attended a dinner on Saturday given for John's bowling team. The Dethlefsons attended the auto show in Chicago and they had a wonderful time. Marie Dalton visited at the home of Marilyn Macintosh in DesPlaines last week. Recently the Hawkins family stayed in Chicago for^pne week at the home of Tammy's folks, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunlap. Last. Sunday they -.atlerfdeci dinner at the Dunlap borne. - Pat Kellogg's folks, Mi. and Mis. Potter of Pistakee Bay had a delightful time celebrating their thirty-first wedding anniversary at a restaurant near Waukegan Willi Pat and Bob, Pat's sister and her husband, Mr/ and Mrs. Baldwin, who flew in from Indianapolis, Ind., for the occasion, and Dolores ind Len Lawrence. Winnie Hansen attended a graduation party for her niece, Sandy Ross, in Chicago on Thursday. Marion and Ray Anderson of Fox River Grove helped Lois Ryan celebrate her biithday when they attended dinner with the Ryans. In Closing • Next week we'll have a report on the .Women's meeting. Please, please keep your dogs on your own property. This is important for the safety of your pet as well as courtesy to your neighbors. .. . Speaking of; safety, keeping your small children off the street would be a great help to drivers in this slippery weather. Don't forget to mark March 12 in green on your calendar. Bye now. See you next week. 4-H HOI SE Only one girl from McHenry county is now living in 4-H House at the University of Illinois, which has served over 400 outstanding 4-H girls since its origin in 1934. She is Sandra Sells of Wonder Lake. A new house planned for the near future is expected to allow many more girls to live in the house each year. Interested girls ma\ contact Home Adviser Barbara Hill at the Home Bureau office in Woodstock for additional information. OBITUARY ALBERT J. JESKY The area was saddehed to learh of the passing of one of the older Lakemoor residents this past Sunday, Jan.. 31. A}* bert J. Jesky died at 3 a.m. Sunday morning after a lingering illness. He was a retired florist and formerly was associated with Elm Street Florist in McHenry. He recently made his home with his daughter, Bernice, in Lilymoor and had been in the area for about thirty years. Surviving are two sons and two daughters, Frank J. Jesky of Country Club subdivision, I Henry Jeskj of Norwood Park, j Anna Marie Naughton of Lily- ! moor and Bernice Winkel of ; Lilymoor. He had six grand- ! children arid four great-grand - j children. Mrs Jesky preceded him in death* thirty years ago this, month. Mr. Jesky had just celebrated his seVeritv-eighth birthday at the time of death. The body rested at the •George R. Justen funeral home until Wednesday, when Mass was sung at St Mary's church. Cl ..with interment in t\ chuVcft cemetery. .U '.U Scout Squa^cfjb; Enjoys Outini . . . . . . ~ \ Recently the McHeriy Air j Scouts Squadron, ,No. X1|. in- * j vited Boy Scouts. Girl ^oilfS I and their dates and frie^j to • ! join them in an evening I ice skating, lunch &nd watchir a professional hockey gamete- '• tween the Wagon Wheel Ordinals and the Chicago Hin- » ets. This event was held at ie "• Ice Palace in Rockton. Jack Yount, squadron leadt, - and his wife, along with Hugi^ ! Kirk, supervised the outing. ^ i A light lunch of hot dogs, ic> • ' cream and hot chocolate followed two hours of skating. J Later, the local squadron, : along with other Scouts from \ i northern Illinois, watched the Cfardinals and the Hornets play } a thrilling game which result- ! ed, in a final score of 4 to 3, the Wagon Wheel Cardinals*, j being the victors. . * Good housekeeping is grand, but too much of it can drive a man to a saloon. Claire Beauty Shoppe job and they are pressing for Circle Inn Friday night with j av^ar^!>. ^er,t to Gregory Green as early a completion date as 1 38 wins. Other standings are ! Quartennaster John Beato, | struck by the flu bug. Glen and possible, which we hope will be 1 Cristy SJVa; Mili Inn 36; W. L. I op sctlb^ D™nis Mai tell. | in early spring. Bldrs. 31^George's Firemen I s A e™or patro! ^er and James 31 • 9Q. <s7ii« 9ft. Von* ! Anderson. assistant p a t r o 1 j E|jfC DCftJT AI RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 31; Cleaners 29; Silks 26; Vans Christ the King News , Ixmnge 25k>; Freunds Dairy The Altar and Rosary socie- 25; I.eo's Landscape 23'i; and ty will meet at the church to-' W. L. Oil 19. night at 8:15 for recitation o( Silks took 2 from Leo; W. L. the Rosary Immediately fol- Oil took 2 from Circle Inn; lowing they will have their : Firemen took 3 from Mill Inn; regular meeting in the parish i Cleaners took 2 from Cristys; hall. Plans will be announced \ W. L. Bldrs. took 2l,-> from for the smorgasbord Sunday, j Vans; Pauls took 2 from Feb; 28, after the business \ Freunds. meeting. High scores J. Wurm 538; Dr. S. L. Ruggero will speak. P- Marke 538; J. McCafferty All the ladies of the parish are I 518; R. Fredricksen 553: G welcome to come and bring a ; Wrede 511; J. Hoyte 508; I] i Suest. : Donovan 220-537; G. Pederson ! After Mass. Sunday, Feb. 7. : 542; C. Kopp 218-558; \ I reception of new members and Schimke 233-576; B. Winters installation of officers will be 536; R. Sommers 230-571. conducted by the Rev. James Make-up game Sunday, Feb Vanderpool. A breakfast party j 7, at 8 p.m. will be held at 9 a.m. at Park- j ~ ers in Wonder Center. !»" All high school boys and ' J girls of the parish should at- 1» tend the Youth Discussion Club |i meeting Monday, at 7:30 p.m. ,« in the parish hall. A social will I be held after the discussion. 1 \ ;; Holy Name Society • J The men of Christ the King ! • parish will hold their regular | meeting of the Holy Name So- » ciety at Mathews Hall Thurs- ! i day, Feb. .11. at 8:30 p.m. Fran-;; UILq TflYK » cis Higgins. president of the • IQXIS i McHenry County Association for Retarded Children, will present the program. leader. j In closing, all boys and their j fathers are reminded of the ; annual father and son bainquet, ( which will be held on Thursday. Fell. 11. at Wing n Fin lodge. 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