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Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 28, 1960 Herman Kreutzers ; To Hold Open House S£ In observance of their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kreutzer will hold open,house for their friends on Saturday, May 7, at 8 pan. at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Bitbara Miller . Honored Sunday Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, was guest of honor at a gathering held at the home of her parents, south of McHenry, • last Sunday, after she had received her First Communion at St. ^Patrick's church. Guests included Messrs and Mescalines Donald M. Freund antL family, Perry J. Walker and^family. James Doherty. Wafter Miller and family, Har- ^ old W. Freund and family, Le- Rby Conway and Mike, Joseph Lr. Freund, also Mrs. George J. Mitter and Mary Miller, Mel- 'T- vin Freund. James Doherty, ; _ Jr., Miss Shirley Thurhvell and ' ~ Miss Mary Ann Sossong of Mc- Henry; Perry A. Walker of Eyanston, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller and family of Richmond, --v: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saelens ^of St. Charles; also the guest. •f of honor's family. xi % tsr. Final Plans Miiflp For Mothers' Day Banquet A reminder is given for those planning to attend the annual mothers' banquet, sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America, to make reservations "'at once. The dinner will be held May 9 at the Wing 'n Fin - Idirffce'at 6:30 p.m. '}: Fr. Eugene Parker of St. ^Pfttrick's church will be guest "Speaker and Betty Smith will -.'be soloist. Reservations may be made £ 'with Helen Nuber at Ever- ^'-green 5-1494. &1' ® St. Mary's P.T.A. Concludes Season On Monday, May 2, at 8 p.m., 2 the regular monthly meeting of *31-St. Mary's P.T.A. will be held the school auditorium. Since •g - this is the last meeting until 2 fall, everyone is urged to attend. Election of officers will high- .:£• light the evening. There will X be no business meeting. " Refreshments will be served. Margie LaDue, Mrs. Louise Gjcrtson, Mrs. Dorothy Lisk, Mrs. Harriett Domas, Mrs. Joan Cook and Mrs. Virginia Gillett. Assistant den mothers are Mrs. Virginia Rowden. Mrs. Rita Behrens and Mrs. Helen Spencer. This will be the final meet* ing of the school year. The eighth grade parents will serve refreshments following the entertainment. Select Sentimental Date For Wedding " Of special interest to the Zirwas family is the date April 22, 1961, for Emil D. Zirwas has chosen 'what will be the golden wedding anniversary of his grandpa rpnts, Mr. and Mrs. Emil I. II. Zirwas of Johnsburg as the day on which he will wed Miss Janice Williams of Riverside, Calif.. The bridegroom-to-be, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. Zirwas of Crystal Lake, is stationed il March Air Force base near Riverside, Calif. Bride-to-be Shower Guest Miss Donna Zarnstorfs of Genoa City, who will become the bride of Delmar Olson of Richmond on May 28. was complimented at a pantry shower given at the Robert Low home in Edgebrook Heights last Sunday. Present to enjoy a turkey dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen and son, Delmar. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Thurlovv York and son. William, of Sharon, Wis., Miss Minnie Beard of Harvard, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jones, Charlotte, Debby and Cathy, of Beloit, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. James Kline and William Kline of Woodstork. Mrs. Esther Houghton, Ronnie and Donnie, of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Olsen and son, Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low and son, Bobbie, of McHenry. . Install Classroom Teacher Officers A IKvlnrK^V Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Al- 58 bright of 614 Crescent Drive, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Lynn, to Alfred Ballstaedt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Ballstaedt of McHenry. The M c H e n r y C l a s s r o o m Teachers association entertained the McHenry High School Future Teachers - association at the Junior high library- Monday evening. A humorous .film strip entitled "School Birds" was presented by the program chairman, Mrs. Eileen ClayT>augn, and narrated by the TEPS chairman, Barbara Hirt. The theme for teaching career inonth was, "There is no Quick-Mix to a Teaching Career". Mrs. Stella Rortvet, C.T.A. president, reminisced briefly on the changes that have taken place in teacher certification since the days when the issuance of a certificate was a "quick-mix" thethod. A short business meeting was held, at which time John Armstrong, instructor in the Junior high school, was elected to serve as president of the McHenry Classroom Teachers association for the coming school year-. The officers elected -will be instaHed at^the May" meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thompson and baby moved Saturday from a place' on Route 31, north of this city, to the front apartment in the Frank Blake house on Broad street, recently vacated by the Lawrence Nimsgern family, who are now residing in a new home in Edgebrook Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Felmeten are now making their home in an apartment at 113% Green street in this city. The Peter Merkel family has moved from a place on Rt. 120, .fust east of this city, to the Carlson place on Center street. Mr. and Mrs. James Conway and baby, Who formerly resided on Fox street, are now making their home in the upper apartment of the Kttday place on John street. Mr. and Mrs. Wallade Webb and sons, Scott, Craig and Brian, McHenry residents for several years, have moved into a new home on Oak Knoll road, B a r r i n g t o n H i l l s . C a p t a i n Webb has been with United Air Lines as a pilot for seventeen years, flyihg D.C. 7's. Dr. Doinald Kidd and family moved recently from 109 E. Elm street tp a new home in the Country Club subdivision. WHITING-THOMPSON VOWS Miss Norma Whiting of Grayslake, formerly of McHenry, and Chris Thompson were married Saturday, April 23, in St. Gilbert's church, Grayslake. The bride is^the daughter of Mr. ana^r£ E. Whiting of Richmond. The Iricas knew how to temper copper -- some of their copper chisels will cut through a steel railroad rail. This process is now lost. Kosup-Evans Vows Exchanged A lovely spring wedding was solemnized at Santa Maria Del Popolo church, Muridelein, on Saturday, April 23, when Miss Elizabeth Ann Kosup became the bride of Mr. Gtrald Ray Evans of Mundelein. Fr. McCarthy officiated at the 9 o'clock nuptial rite which united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kosup of Lakemoor and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans of Maceo, Ky. The bride was charming in a street length dress of white lace over taffeta styled with long sleeves and bolero jacket of white lace. She carried whiteroses in--a -cascade bouquet. Her fingertip veil was held in plaice by a crown headpiece. Bernice Tughkowski of Lakemoor acted as maid of honor and bridesmaid was Cynthia Rourke of Edgebrook Heights. Both wore poudre blue sheath dresses of linen, .with bodices topped with nylon, in princess style. Their headpieces were white bands and they carried nosegays of pink roses. Dick Clark of Libertyville served as best man and Curt Clark of that city was groomsman. Mrs. Kosup selected a blue flowered nylon dress over royal blue nylon, blue accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother was unable to attend. A wedding breakfast was served at the bride's home foK lowing the ceremony, and that evening seventy-five guests gathered there for a reception. The couple left on a short honeymoon trip into Wisconsin. The newlyweds will make their home in Half Day. The bride is a graduate of McHenry high school atid is employed in office work. The groom, also a high school graduate, is a printer. Russia has 1 farm worker for each 2Vfe. urban workers; U.S. has 1 to 8. April 27 Cerebral Palsy Dance, "Frollicking Follies" -- Wing 'n Fin Clubhouse -- 7 pih. April 28 Lakeland Park Women's C l u b L U n c h e o n -- N o o n -- Community House. Spring Card Party -- Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society -- Christ the King Parish Hall. April SO "M a n h a t t a n M e r r y - G o - Round Dance -- Legion Home -- Sponsored by St. Mary's P.T.A. April 30-May 1 McHenry Choral Club Presents "One World In Song" -- High School Auditorium 8.15 p.m. May 8 Regular Meeting, Fox River Valley Camp, No. 3251, R.N.A. -- Belated Birthday Pot-Luck Dinner M 6:30 -- Methodist Church Social Hour -- Members and Guests Welcome. 1 May 9 C.D. of A. Mothers' Banquet -- Winfgv^ft Fin Lodge -- 6:30 p.m. -- Public Invited. May 11 Riverview Camp, R. N, A., Card Party -- 1 p.m. Dessert Card Party -- New K..of C. Hall, 102 Park Street -- 1 p.m. -- Sponsored by Riverview Camp, R.N.A. May 15 Spring High School Music Festival -- High School Gym -- 8:15 p.m. May 17 Style Show -- Luncheon and Card Party -- Noon -- Sponsored by Christian Mothers Sodality of St .Peter's Church, Spring Grove. May 18 W.S.C.S. Home and Garden Walk -- 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. "May 28 Boy Scout Troop, No. 162. Pancake Day -- Legion Home -- 10 a.m. P.T.A. PROGRAM TONIGHT FEATURES PANEL DISCUSSION A group of outstanding high school students, members of John Thomas's sociology class, will highlight the regular monthly meeting of the Mcftenry Community P.T.A. to be held on Thursday, April 28 8:15 p.m., in the high school cafeteria. Panel members include Jean Borchardt, Lynn Buckie, Judy Gregory, Leroy Hartwig, Richard Sprague and Jay Walkington. Mr. Thdmas is the program arraiJger. The topic which the panel will discuss Is "Teens Speak on Contemporary- Problems"^ A question and answer period will follow which should be lively and stimulating. , At last month's meeting the officers for the coming year were elected. The following is the slate of officers: Mr, and Mrs. George Dason, co-presidents; Mi*, and Mrs. Edward Mars, first co-vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scheuer, second co-vice ' presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Jane Weiss, secretary; and Mrs. John Weichmann, treasurer. Mr. tand Mrs. August Uttich have served ably for the last two years as co-presidents. Mr. Uttich will continue to serve the school as a member of tHe grade school board. Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Oleyar have served as second co-vice presi-| dents for the past year. A spe-fe cial word of appreciation is 6 extended the officers who are:I continuing for a second year £ of service. Reservations are beigg accepted now for the installation dinner which will be held at ; the McHenry Country club on f Wednesday evening, May 1L !| • I Rampaging Indians in 1622 [{• massacred about 1/3 of allr English settlers in Virginia. 5 iFoti are (cordially .invited to inspect ' an outstanding collection of Spring Fashions for Children Girls' sizes 0-14 -- Boys' sizes 0-t Come in soon ... you'll love the personal, individual attention! THE DEBBIE SHOP, Richmond, 111. One Door West of Anderson's Candy Open Daily 9-6 -- Closed Thurs. Afternoons Remember Mom with A Gift Certificate or an appointment . . . hers to select the hair style of her Choice. Where she Will receive the most, . . courteous, personalized service phis the professional skill and advice of our beauty technicians. All in time for Mother's Day! iver&i de ^JJairAtylincj Stuck Member of N.H;C.A. 126 N. Riverside Dr. Phone EV 5-0147 McHenry. Ill, Open: Tues., Thurs,, Fri., 9-9; Wed., 9-6; Sat., 8-5; Closed Mon, 1 Hold Open House At Cirever Home Open house for Mr. and Mrs. George Grever, lifelong residents of the Lake Zurich-Barrington area and parents of Mrs. Laura Ferwerda of McHenry, was held at Luther hall of Fairfield St. Matthew Lutheran church, near Lake Zurich, last Sunday afternoon, April 24, in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. Helping them celebrate the happy occasion in addition to Mrs. Ferwerda were six other daughters and eight sons: Mrs. Ella Klepper of Libertyville, Mrs. Marion Sibley of Mundelein, Miss Esther Grever of San Francisco, Calif.. Mrs. Annette ^Jesse of Carpentersville, Joan "at home, Donna, a student at Concordia college, Riv- ! er Forest, Fred x of Elkhorn, Wis., Capt. Elmer of Orlando, Fla.. Harry and George of Big Hock, Earl and Robert of Lake Zurich and Kenneth and Orville .who operate the farm homestead. They also have twenty-e i g h t grandchildren "arid two great-grandchildren. Cnb Scouts To Give PTA Program The Big Hollow P.T.A. will meet May 4 at 8 p.m. at the school. Mrs. Dorothy Bowgren. president, and Mrs. Gladys Doppke, past president, will give an account of the Illinois Congress of Parent and Teachers convention they attended • in Peoria. 'V The- Cub Scouts of Pack 85. „,^Big Hollow school, will present £ the program for the evening ^jgtmder the leadership of the fol- ^ lowing people: Art Gjertson, cubmaster, Edwin Lewandas- *,' kie, assistant cubmaster, Howard McDowell, institutional "representative; William Row den, chairman of the pack; ^ Francis Yost, treasurer. Comtnittee members are Paul Lai* Qe, Gerald Lisk and Ira Bunt" tit 7in g. Den mothers 'are Mrs "Believe me... it PAYS to be FUSSY about CleaningV' % My Clothes Look New longer when they're cleaned by RAIHBOW CLEANERS MY SAN/TONE CLEANER That's because we give them such a thorough, deep-down cleaning. 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In recognition of the essential role of Law in this country as the safeguard of individual freedoms, May 1 hat been proclaimed LAW DAY U.S.A. In grim contrast, this tame day In cor* tain other nationt will witness an entirely different kind of May Day celebration. There, citizen will parade before rulers who use taw, not to provide justice for the individual, but to perpetuate their own 'dictirtorthip. We take thlt Opportunity of LAW DAY U.S.A. to salute the men and women--poett, lawyers, philosophers, judges, teachers, and just plain cititens--who have contributed to much to the creation and the preservation of our constitutional American freedoms. PUBLISHED THROUGH THE COURTESY OF MCHENRY STATE BANK ESTABLISHED SINCE 1906 "McHenry County's Largest Financial Institution" Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -- Member Federal Reserve System Interest Paid on Saving Deposits • Pfione ISVergreen 5-ltHiO "I urg» the p«epit of thm UnlHd StoHt to 6bi«rv« lAW DAY wifti appropriate iwomonlti 01 • pkbHc demonstration of thoir dovotion to tho rulo of law at tho koytlono of ptaro and ordtr in our national and infernotiondl litk."--Ffom the offi-X cial proclamation of Prosidont Eisonhowor d«*ignating May 1, 1960, atlAW DAY In fho United StaUi. 0 J