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Page Sixteen THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 28# l&iO Holiday Hills ASSOCIATION SPONSORS DANCE ON JUNE 11 Rita Oleyar - EV. 5-4763 i Get out your red pencil, circle the date, June 11, and call up your baby-sitter. That's the date of the HHPOA dance, Holiday Capers, to be held at the Wauconda American Legion hall. A band has been hired, and entertainment is being planned. You're sure to have a lot of fun in addition to helping to build up the association treasury. Tickets will be available soon. Plan to come and bring your friends. Brownies -Make Trip Members of Brownie Troop 454 travelled to Dundee Monday, April 18, to tour the' pot*- tery plant. The girls and" their leaders were, taken through the factory and showroom and. saw how the clay was molded and baked into beautiful objects for which the company is famous. Mothers who made the trip With the girls were Leona Estis of Fernwood, Barbara Csuti, Jean Weyland, Marge Potratz and Shirley Haufe. ing away practically anything that is set out for him. Along these same lines, it's a good neighbor who sees to it that her children do not trample her neighbor's yards. It's backbreaking to put in a new lawn, and heartbreaking to see it ruined by stray dogs and children. PERSONALS Mrs. Vogt Has Son A sort was born to Bill and Helen Vogt of Violet drive Saturday, April 9. at the Memorial hospital. He weighed in at 7<lbs., 15 ozs. and is called William Edward Vogt HI. The Vogts have a daughter, Helen, Who is twelve. Makes First Communion John Connell, Jr., Oak street, son of Marge and Jack Connell. made his First Holy Communion Sunday, April 24, at St. Patrick's in McHenry. Among the guests helping to commemorate the occasion were the godparents, Walter Schweik, the maternal grandfather, and the godmother, Mrs. Eva Connell. who is also the paternal grandmother. ^Meet Your Neighbor Donald and Pat Arendt ; moved into their new home at 305 Cedar last . September. ! | They formerly lived in Chica- j j go. The family includes David, i , wjho is six and a kindergarten j ! student at Edgebrook; Gary, j who is four, and Karen, who is two. Don works for a drug com- ; i pany in Waukegan and is a j j model trnin enthusiast. He ! likes to work in the out-of- ! i doors and plarts oh having the ] I prettiest landscapiftg in the subdivision. The whole family. f*at especially, are devoted lisbefmen. \ ^§reatH>0Q(% sjwtojoday... j Clean-Up Time | Now that the snow has fin-. I ally melted, and the spring j flood water, somewhat receded, ! homeowners are busy tending i lawns, or planting trees and | flowers to make their home I grounds more attractive. Per- | sohS who want the entire subdivision to look neat and wellj cared-for will pay some attenj tipn also to the vacant lots j j bordering their own. Picking j I up nails, wires, old Christmas j ; trees, and any debris left by I construction workers not only ! i m p r o v e s appearances but j makes the area safer for playj ing children. Our garbage collector is very good about tak- McHENRY WOMAN NAMED NATIONAL CD OF A DELEGATE Mrs. Madeleine Mayfield of McHenry was elected delegate to the national C.D. of A. convention from July 10 to 14 in Pittsburg when she and other members attendei the. twentyfifth state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America. held in Springfield last weekend. Others who attended from here were Mrs. Ellla Buss, Mrs. Helen Smith and Miss Rita Martin. Mrs. Mayfield is the second member ol Joyce Kilmer court to be named delegate to a national convention in the past .forty years, the other having been Mrs. Buss. Mrs. Mayfield was ,a state delegate ff&m the local organization and Mrs. Smith an alternate. At one of the luncheon meetings, tribute was paid to the late national regent, Mrs. Frances Maher The group toured Springfield, including the capitol building, and also visited with Dr. and Mrs. George Hess, former local residents. All state officers were reelected, including Miss Eleanor Quinn of Dt-Kplb, who was named state regent for another year. Mrs. Mayfield's son, Gerald, accompanied them to Springfield and spent the weekend with his aunt and yncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Mayfield. Barbed Wit A prating barber asked Arcbelaus how he would be trimmed, j He answered, "In silence." -PLUTARCH (467-120 A.D.) ! Greek biographer j . "No man is a hero to his valet" j ip a well-known proverb. I have ! added, "but not because the former is no hero, but because the latter is a valet." --GEORG HEGEL (1770-1831) German philosopher Have you ever seen people who, in order to complain of how little fuss you make about them, pafade before you the example great men who esteem them? I answer in reply to them, "Show me the merit whereby you have charmed these persons, and I also will esteem you." -BLAISE PASCAL (1623-HJ62) French philosopher • Once Antigonus was told his Son was ill, and went to see him. At the door he saet a young beauty. Going in, he sat down by the bed and took his son's pulse. "The fever," said Demetrius, "has just left me." "Yes," replied the father, "I met it going out at the door." -PLUTARCH save drawer space! save packing space! save money! you actually need fewer of these < VAN HEUSEN VANTAGE SPORT SHIRTS | 100% cotton automatic wash 'n wear 'em or, you can machine wash -'viu, ^v*6ii tiiiirble dry 'em; Thsy nsver need" ironing, They're always ready to go! ."They always look great. We've got the cdtors and patterns you want in the size to fit ^oU right. Look 'em over soon. Local folks who visited in the John Wirtz home in Springfield. during the last week, included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirt2, Mrs. Joseph Freund, dasghter, Joanne, Mrs. Tony Freund and Mrs. Joan Freund. Dennis May, home on leave from San Diego, Calif., and his sisters, Joyce and Janice, visited their sister, Sister Florence Mary, at Miller, Ind., Wednesday Mrs. Nick M. Justen, Mrs. Ben Kennebeck and Mrs. Joseph M. Freund visited in the home of the latter's daughter, Mrs. Tom Smith, in Woodstock, Thursday. Mrs. Richard Croak and daughter, Cathleen, of Chicago, and Miss Judy Bacon, home for her Easter vacation from Lor.- ctta Heights college. Denver, visited their grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Bacon, Wednesday. Dr. Louise Evanson of Chicago spent a few days in the Clara S toff el home. Dr. Evanson, in company with her sister, Anna Evanson of "Minneapolis, plans to leave May 11, for an extended visit with brothers, sisters and other relatives in Oslo, Nohvay. Mrs. Elizabeth Bogers is a guest in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Natalie Reiss. , Mrs. Agnes Wissell was a weekend guest in the hpme of her sen, Charles Wissell and family, in Alden. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patzke attended a Gladioli Growers meeting at Downers GroVe, Sunday, and at evening helpedtheir son celebrate his birthday at his home Jn Grayslake. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hallowell, Sr., of Maywood, were dinner guests in the George H. Johnson home Sunday. 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We can tell you in minutes if any service is required. * •, , for GREATER mileage ' BETTER performance SPONGER engine life Waxing -- Washing Complete Motor Tune-ITp Carburetor Overhaul Brake Service JUSTEN'S Standard Service No. 2 Eastwood Manor Route 120 East MARENGO FEDERAL'S 35th ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE MAY 2nd THRU MAY 10th (Special Hours Friday evening May 6th, 6 to 8 P.M.) Hi© Officers, Directors and Employees of Marengo Federal Savings and Loan Association extend a cordial invitation to its Northern Illinois friends and neighbors to visit the newly remodeled home of the Association during its S5th Anniversary celebration and Open House. Office Hours Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. 1 A.M. to 5 P.M. MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 North State Street • Phone JO 8-7258 MAIENOO, ILLINOIS An $11/500*000.00 Savings Institution visited. McHenry relatives Sunday. Curl Steuben, " accompanied by classmates from Northern Illinois university, spent the Easter vacation on a trip to Florida. Mrs. George Lindsey has returned to her home, here, from Richmond, where She spent the winter in the home of her sister. Mrs. Sutton. Another sister, Mrs. Etta Reed, of Napa, Calif., is spending some time with her. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker of Crystal Lake were Sunday callers in the Clinton Martin home. Mesdames Eleanor R e i d, Henrietta A h r e n s, Frances Matchen. Loretta Homo, Dorothy Diedrich and Pearl Pietsch and Frances White, Wonder' Lake, attended a dinner meeting of the Past Presidents of the American .Legion ^auxiliary held at Crystal Lake Thursday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron were-ySunday guests in the Robert Thompson homei Mesdames Carl Lobitf, Anna Cohrs, Martha, Feltz, Agnes Bienapfl, Ann Moller and J. Dohm attended a salad bar and Lutheran Child Welfare auxiliary meeting at the Lutheran church at Libertyville, Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Olsen 'visited her sisters, Misses Edna and Myra Speaker, at • Richmond Thursday., Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Freund have returned from a two weeks trip through - the west where they .visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sax and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sinkel in Denlake, Saturday, which followed the marriage of Miss Norma Whiting and Mr. Chris Thompson which took place at St. Gilbert's church there were: Mr. and Mrs. Sibre Whiting and Misses Louise Walsh, Genevieve Knox and Mildred Kinver, Colo. In California they j sala. called on Miss Anna Weber i ^jr an(j Arthur Hoppe, and brother, Irvin, in Anaheim, Clinton Martin and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer in Mrs. Ferol TomHnson, attend- Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ed a Musical Revue sponsored nelh Jackson in Ventura and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kennebeck in Temple City. by Yebala Shriners at Rockford Wednesday evening. Miss Rita Martin attended a Among the local folks who7busjness meeting at Roekton attended the reception at the ! Thursday. Warren Chard home in Grays- 1 Mrs. Natalie Reiss has returned from a two weeks visit with Chicago relatives where a joint birthday celebration was held on April 15 honoring her and her grandniece, Rosemary Hope. ' s ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Peter M. Schafer were Waukegan visitors Friday evening. ^ Miss Rose Huemann has returned from a two-week trip to Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. Mabel Powers accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Burge. and husband of Grayslake to Batavia Sunday for a visit in the home of her son, William Powers, and wife. WE RENT Garden and Yard Tools . f • Rotary Mowers • Lawn Rollers • Lawn Sweepers • Roto. Tillers • Seed Spreaders • Hedge Trimmers # and Many Other Items WE SELL NEW ROTARY MOWERS We Repair, Recondition and Buy Used Mowers Call EV 5-2916 Next to the. Northwestern Depot Joe Wilkinson, Manager Open Daily 8 to 6 McHenry, III. Wednesday & Sunday, 8 to 12 4 BLESSED OUR NATIONAL BABY WEEK SPECIALS are 'Always Welcome' Big Bundles of Bargains await you here during NATIONAL BABY WEEK. Extra-special buys in baby foods and baby needs and in all departments throughout our store. 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