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flmrsday,M«y 19, 19€0 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Ptgt Nine Lilymoor WEED CUTTING PROGRAM SET UP BY ASSOCIATION by Nancy Rlftte* ' EV 5-583.' At the Lilvmoor association meeting which was held on May 10, the main topic of discussion was the cutting down of weeds and the cleaning away of the trash around the Intersections of Lilymoor. Besides this, news of a different nature wts also discussed, but no conc'taons were reached. i fie second half of the association CIUPS must be paid on or before June 1. If you haven't already fraid your dues, do so soon, because June 1 is just flround the corner. Dues should be mailed to Val Fradinardo, Rt. 6. Box 1222, McHenry. June 14 is the date of the next meeting of Lilymoor Association. 4 _ Free Hotdogs and Bar-R-Q , -Free food to all the young bovs of Lilymoor who participate in helping to clean-up the parkways in the subdivision in order that the weeds can be cut down. This program is for the health and safety of the community. The clean-up program will tate place on May 28 at 9:30 a.A The boys who plan to participate in this project are to meet at the baseball field, which is on South avenue ana Center avenue. glad to have as their guests for two weeks, ,Mr. and Mrs. I John Toomey of Martha's Vinjyard, Mass. Mrs. Toomey and Mrs. Winkel met while stationed on the jsame Air Force base in Marianna, Fla., during World War II. Both the ladies were serving in the medical unit. Mr. Toomey, a retired electrical engineer, has been active for twelve years in top secret work for the Government. He has been given a letter of congratulations for many of his useful inventions. Please call me if you have any news. Thank you. NAME OFFICERS OF MUSIC GROUPS AT SPRING DINNER Demonstration Mrs. De Marco of Fritzsches entertained some friends and neighbors at a demonstration heM recently in her home. Atrer the demonstration Mrs. De Marco served coffee and cake. flappy Anniversary A happy anniversary wish goes to Mr. and Mrs. Behrendt who celebrated their fortyfourth anniversary on May 15. Best wishes and many more. ^ Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Behrendt had as guests on Mother's Day, their son and daughter-in-law and grandson, Donald and Keith, ailso Mr. and Mrs. Hogan and their son, all from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs, Winkel were The McHenry high school band, orchestra, and Modern Music Masters held their annual banquet on May 10. Rev. George W. Marti^^ive the invocation and a delicious pot-luck meal was then served. Barbara Krickl, president of the band, gave the welcoming address and Karen Kralowetz, president of the Modern Music Masters, introduced the honored guests. Karen Thompson, president of the orchestra, gave a brief summary of this year's events in the music department. Mayor George Freund, Principal Marvin Martin, Assistant Supertendent M. L. iSchoenholtz, and Paul Yanda then made the presentation of awards. To conclude the 1 program, the introduction of next year's officers was made. They are as follows: Band president, Nancy Whiting; vice-president, Eleanore Wirfs; secretary, Marlene Schroeder; librarians, Pat Bell, Shirley Thornton and Janice Parisi, orchestra president, Karen Bush; vice-president, Heddie De Young; secretary, Lois Schmitt: librarians, Carol Olson and Trudy Drockner. Modern Music Masters p r e s i d e n t , " H " S t i n e s p r i n g ; vice-president, Dorothy Adams; secretary, Karen Bush; treasurer, Nancy Buckner; historian, Joy Fairchild. The uniform committee consists of C a m i l l e C o v a l t , D o r o t h y Adams, Joy Fairchild and Nancy Buckner. Most of. our fears are of things that have never happened. and, usually, never do. m DINNER DANCE Sponsored By McHenry Council -- Knights of Columbus at the V.F.W. Clubhouse SATURDAY, MAY 28th Turkey Dinner -- 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. FLOOR SHOW -- 10 P.M. Dancing Donation $4.50 per person ^ Tickets Available To The Public Spring Grove Firemen Elect New Officers by Mr*. Charles Freund Election of officers was held at the firemen's meeting held last Monday, evening. John Sheets is the newly elected fire chief. Daniel Miller is first assistant chief and Clarence Miller is second assistant chief. Following the meeting there was lunch and cards. Birthday Mr., and Mrs Robert Oxtoby entertained in their home on Saturday evening. May 14, in honor of , their son, Bobby's sixth birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oxtoby, Howard Peacock, Lyle Thomas family, Dorothy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and family. A lovely lunch, was served. Guests Sunday evening guests at Oxtobys were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby of Ringwood. Weekend guest of Miss Charlotte Freund was Miss Charlene Smith of Chicago. Holy Name Banquet Members of the Holy. Name society of St. Peter's ended their bowling season with a dinner served in the parish hall on Sunday evening. A delicious roast beef dinner was enjoyed by members of the bowling teams and their wives. Awards were given out for high games and to the team that ended up on top. A team of young men with Jim Kattner as captain won the first place award. T h e r e w e r e a f t e r d i n n e r speeches and Father Lehman gave an interesting talk. Cards were played to complete the evening. Prom Nlte Young folks from here who enjoyed the Marian Central high school prom at Villa D'Este in Cary, on Friday night were Jody Weber, Mary Kay Amore, Marge Zamstorff. Danny Freund, Ed Jessie, Jim Kattner and Frances Kattner. A breakfast was also given by Jody Weber the next morning at nine. Politicians In the early days of his power, he is full of smiles, and he salutes everyone whom he meets. -PLATO (428-348 B.C.) Greek philosopher The aim of every political constitution ought to be: first to obtain for rulers men who possess most wisdom to discern and most virtue to pursue the common good of the society -- and in the next place to take the most effectual precautions for keeping them virtuous whilst they continue to hold their public trust. --ALEXANDER HAMILTON or JAMES MADISON (authorship uncertain) A politician ... one that would circumvent God. -WILLIAM SHAKESPEABB (1564-1616) English playwright If we withdraw the confidence «• placed In these our present statesmen, and transfer it To those whom we mistrusted heretofore, This seems I think our fairest chance for safety: If with our present counsellors we fail. Then with their opposites we might succeed. -ARISTOPHANES (445-380 B.C.) Greek playwright NO JAILS THEN: The Code of Hammurabi (2100 B.C.) provided 5 methods of punishment: 1) fine, 2) death by whipping, 3) death by crucifixion, 4) death by fire, and 5) death by drowning. 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The collection, which was featured at the Art Institute of Chicago earlier this spring, is expected to be an excellent complement to the exhibit of works by McHenry county artists. The Fair this year is scheduled fcr June 24, 25, 26 at the McHenry Junior high school. The Sosaku Hange collection will be assembled by Oliver Stabler of Huntley, who with Ja rnles Michener is considered one of Jjje two outstanding authorities on the modern Japanese print. Mr. Oliver Statler has written a book "Modern Japanese Prints" and has an extensive collection of this type of art. Sosaku Hanga, according to Mr. Statjer, has overthrown the tiresome monotony of earlier Japanese woodblock prints, has absorbed some of the European originality and forms, but has retained characteristics which reveal its deeply oriental flavor. The Fair committee feels very fortunate to be ?ible to present a show of this quality for its viewers especially at a time when things oriental have captured the interest of the American public in general. The Art Fair is sponsored by the woman's auxiliary to Mc- ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 Henry hospital. Each year in addition to an outstanding exhibit by local artists, the committee have secured excellent loan shows to heighten interest for both artists in the area and for the less arty viewer. Past loan shows have included exhibits by Fairweather- Harden, Charles Feingarten and Exhibit A galleries. t DRIVING AND THE LAW In a discussion of law and the legal profession delivered at Jthe homecoming and initiation banquet of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Gov. William G. Stratton said, "Bad or deliberately careless driving has the same moral irresponsibility as firing a shotgun down a crowded sidewalk." 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