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Pig* Eighteen THE Mt&BBNRY PLAlNDEAtER Thursday, April 21# ajMHtifeOir• ORLP NICOLAS APPEPT APPERT SPENT i+ YEARS EXPERIMENTING WITH HE AT/NO TIME ANP TEMPERATURE, STfLL THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTQRS tN THE CANNING PROCESS. NAPOLEON MAPE A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO MAN'S WELLBEING WHEN HE PRESENTED THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S AWARC TO NICOLAS APPERT, A PARISIAN CHEF, FOR H/S INVENTION OF THE AAETHOP TO PRESERVE POOPS. "•* THE t50* ANNtVERSAXY OF THE 81RTH OF CANNEP POOPS IS BEING CELEBRATED PL/RING *9€0 IN EVERY CIVIUZEP NATION.,. APPERT IS RECOGNIZEE OF HUMANITY Holiday Hills PLAN DANCE AND PICNIC IN SUMMER SHa Oleyar - EV. 5-4763 nwsjs&KS TOPAY WORIP SCOHOM/S7S CONS/PER FOOP CANNING ONE OF MIAN'S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS BECAUSE IT HAS PREEP US FROM PEPENPENCE ON LOCAL ANP ANNUAL HARVESTS. CANNEP FOOPS AFFORP EVERYONE A PLENTIFUL SUPPl Y- OP NUTRIENTS ANP A COMPLETE ANP VARlEPP/ET >HO.\ A YEAR-ROUNP '% i1RL P-W!PE BASIS', JOO, 000:000 CANS ANO JARS OP POOP ARE OPENEP PAIL Y /N THE U.S. 6AR FARM WORK TO ALL CHILDREN IN SCHOOL HOURS Farmers who are hiring workers for spring planting and harvesting were reminded today that federal law prohibits children under 16 from workirig on farms duping school hours. "Tfie place for children is in the classroom and not' in the fields," said Regional Director Earl F. Halverson of the U. S. Labor Department's Wage and Hour and Public Contracts divisions, the agency which enforces the federal child-labor law. Halverson added that children of any age my do work before or after school hours, on weekends, or on holidays. We, stated, too, that farm children. working exclusively for their parents or guardians are exempt frorfi the federal- childlabor law. "I also want to point out that child-labor provisions apply e<|ually to local children and migrants," Halverson said. "However, migrant children under 16 may be employed in the spring if^the school they last attended is closed for the The association ways and means committee met Thursday evening, April 7, at the home of Ellen Erickson and elected Alice MaJzahn tempora r y c h a i r m a n . P l a n s w e r e Ynade for a dance early in June, and a subdivision picnic sometime in July, to be held at the lake^beach. Since projects of this type call for a great deal of work and pooling^pf ideas, it was decided to enlarge the committee with representatives from all parts of the subdivision. The response on the part of those contacted was very encouraging. and the committee now numbers sixteen. Members are Mary Jungwirth, Phyllis Harper. Mildred Jeschke, Alice Malzahn. Marge Potratz, Mr. and M r s . V i c t o r J u s t e s , E l l e n Erickson, Harold Breede, Tony Zelaske, James Dowhin, Frank Csuti, Jean Stoddard, Rich Wyczesany,' Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Heise, Dolly Schmuehl and Mr. and Mrs. Don Norton. Dance tickets will be printed and distributed just as soon as the date and place are definitely set. There is still room on the committee for anyone who enjoys working On fund-raising projects. and refreshments were enjoyed by all. * Holiday Travelers John. Shirley and Etecky Hughes spent the Easter holi- | days in St. Louis with relatives -- Ed and Rita Oleyar j took their four daughters to [ Pittsburgh, for a week with i the grandparents -- Mack and Chadio Ary and sons, Tommy and Ricky, traveled to Evansvillf, Ind.. for their spring vacation. Make* First Cdrtirnunion Mr. and Mrs. John Potratz will hold open house. Sunday, April 24, when their daughter, Pamela Marie, will make her First Holy Communion at St. Mary's church in McHenry. Out of town guests will include the godparents* grandparents on both maternal and paternal sides, as well as a great-grandmot her. Apologies Extended We apologize for missing the nam? of Dick Oszkandy on the list of honor roll students from Holiday Hills. Dick will be graduated in June from McHenry high school. seizure last week but we're glad to report that he. id! back at work -- the measles bug played' no favorites this spring, visiting Dean Heise, Billy Filip, .Bruce Potratz among others -- the Exline family wanted to be different, so they contracted strep throat. Holds Party Eunice Heise broke in her newly renovated basement with a demonstration at her home Tuesday, April 12. Fifteen girls were on hand to admire the snack bar and other additions. Beversdorf of Sunset drive and weighed 6 lbs., 14 ozs. when he put in his appearance. He is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Beversdorf who moved into Holiday Hills Oct. 1, 1959. Congratulations to the brands new mother and father! --i1 On thn Sick List Don Arendt had a mild heart Birthday Fun [.'rOtrol Schmidt celebrated J iier eleventh birthday Satur- , day, April 9. with a party at i her home. Guests included-Linda Schultz. .lane Oleyar, Bonnie Exline, Linda DolotoWski • arid Marv Lou Matt. Games New Resident is Born I The very newest, and cer- ! tainly one of the youngest residents of Holidays, was born Saturday afternoon, April 9. at the Memorial hospital in Woodstock. He is Richard Bachman Meet Your Neighbor I Marge and John Potratz ; moved into their bi-level home 1 at 302 Lake View Drive last September. Son, Bruce, is elev- : en and is a baseball enthusiast | and attends McHenry junior high. Pamela, seven, is ' a 1 Brownie Scout and goes to | Edgebrook. 1 The family also includes one I dog, one cat, one fish and one 1 turtle Both Marge and John, who is a lithographer by trade, love the out-of-doors and take camping trips with their own tent and all the equipment. Ther family camped on Griswoid Lake for years before they decided to move out here perm- ; anently. Both were previously , active .n Boy Scouting, and j Marge is now assistant troop : leader for Brownie Troop 5^ | PRETTY STRONG: Cath- | erine the Great of Russia is j said to have drunk five cups of coffee, made from a full j pound of coffee, each morning I for breakfast. In relation to men, women have longer bodies, shorter legs; longer fingers and shorter thumbs. M summer, even though schools may still be open in the area where they have moved to work." The Indian word for squirrel was "head-first", referring to the way they come down trees. 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