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Tag* Sixteen THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday. March 2, 1 ^Wonder Lake <-H CLUB HOLDS RUCTION BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE . Jane Ducey The Wonder Workers 4-H Club will hold an auction, bazaar and bake sale Friday, Jkilarch 10, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. to the basement of Harrison School. The sale is part of the observance of 4-H week which runs from March 4 through 11. " Some prize items for auction Will be a record from Perry Como, a pen from Patricia vNixon, a shirt from Paul Anka, «n autographed copy of Herbert Hoover's book, to mention a few. The girls would appreciate the support of the community. Kachlna Neighborhood News Kachina Neighborhood Girl Scouts will meet Wednesday, "March 8, at 10 a.m. at Nativity Lutheran church. Mrs. Fern Paetow, neighborhood chairman, has all the information on gamp and will give it out to the leaders at this meeting. The sale of Girl Scout cookies extends from March 9 through 18 this year. It will be a direct sale, rather than order taking for future delivery in this neighborhood. Cookie depot will be the home of Tom McMillan. Only fourth grade Brownies and Intermediate Scouts will handle the sale. Harrison School Board There are three vacancies on the Harrison school board this spring. There are two regular three year terms, and a one year term to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Jay Hansen who resigned to devote her entire time to 4-H work. Mrs. Maxine Lichty, former board member, was appointed by the board to fill in until election time. The terms of Jack Falkenthal and Henry Setzler expire in April. In answer to our question, Mr. Falkenthal said he does not plan to run again; Mr. Setzler said he does. All candidates will be introduced to the public at the April FTA meeting, Tuesday, April 4. Election is Saturday, April 8, at Harrison school. Anyone interested in serving on the Board of Education of bistrict 336 can obtain a petition and information at the school, W.L. 5742. •' Auxiliary Sponsors Party The Women's auxiliary of Highland Shores are sponsoring a family party at their regiffftr me&tftig Tuesday, March 7. The meeting, held in the rescue squad house, will start at 8 p.m,*Mrs. Mamie Schmall is chairman of the special event. Refreshments will be served. The auxiliary welcomes Mrs. Ronald Berg as a new member. The Qtrgs are new to the subdivision and ail* opening up the service station in Highland Shores. Another new resident and guest at last month's meeting was Mrs. Donald Bauer. tribute to the Easter Seal tag day which the Wonder Workers are going to conduct as a community service project this year. Girls will be stationed along the traffic routes on March 25 which has been set as tag day for the Crippled Children's drive. In other business plans were made for a roller skating party March 9 and a "Going West" party in May. Health Club, Safety Club and Federation meeting reports were given by Kathy Ahrens, Micky Hansen, and Jackie Hansen. President Krysia Oleszczuk led the recreation. Talks and demonstrations were given by Jackie McMahon, "Adding spices to your life"; Marilyn Marke, "Planning a meal;" Roberta Burns, "Fighting the fly"; and Helen Palko, "How to make a milk drink". Spring Grove McHENRY DEANERY DCCW MEETING AT ST. PETER'S HALL Mrs. Charles Freund Change of Datea The St. Pat's dance at the youth center will be held Saturday, March 18, instead of Friday night as originally planned. Time is 8 to 12 p.m. Admission will be charged to pay the cost of engaging a live band. Christ the King Church News The Altar and Rosary sodality will meet at the church Thursday evening, March 2, at 8:15 for recitation of the Rosary. At 8:30 the regular meeting will be held in the parish hall. A Lenten program has been planned. All the women of the parish are invited to attend. Sunday, March 12, a day of recollection is planned from 1:30 to 4:30. All women are welcome to attend. Reserve the date. New inquiry class--for all non-Catholics and Catholics interested in knowing more about the religion--will be held Wednesday nights at 8:30. Pre-Cana Conference will be held May 5 at Marion Central for all couples contemplating marriage. For information call Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Misiak, W.L. 4461. Christening The infant daughter of Donald and Patricia JaskowskI Dusthimer was baptized Karen Ann Dusthimer by the Rev. James A. Vanderpool, Sunday, Feb. 19. The godparents are William and Suzan Jarvis. Wonder Workers Collect For Crippled Children Final plans for 4-H week, March 4 through 11, were made by the Wander Workers at their meeting Monday night at Harrison school. The committee chairmen made reports on the activities for the week. The club voted to give homeruade brownies to all who con- Nativity Lutheran Church News "The Finger of God" is the sermon topic chosen by Rev. Schroeder for Sunday, March 5, at both the 8 and 11 o'clock worship services. All are welcome to these services, especially during Lent as we see our part in the suffering and passioii of Jesus. "Sound of Lent" will be the program presented at both of the Circles of the "Women of the Church" for their March meeting. The Evening Circle will meet Monday, March 6, at 8, and the Daytime Circle at 9:30 Tuesday, March 7. Pastor's discussion class will meet Tuesday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. "Steps to a High Court" is the sermon for mid-week Lenten service, March 8, at 7:45. This will be the fourth in the series, "Steps to the Cross". The Altar Guild will meet after the service at the church. Registration showed seventy members of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women present <?t the open meeting of McIIenry Deanery held in St. Peter's parish hall on Monday night, Feb. 20. Benediction in church preceded the meeting. Clergy present were Rt. Rev. Msgr. Louis J. Franey, P.A., Diocesan Director of DCCW; Rev. Harold Nilges, McHenry Deaneryn Moderator; Rev. Clement Petit, Rural Life Director and Moderator; Rev. Edward J. Lehman, pastor; Rev. Thomas Monohan, assistant pastor. Parishes represented who answered roll call were St. Peter and Paul, Cary; St. Thomas Apostle, Crystal Lake; St. Mary, McHenry; St. Patrick, McHenry; St. Joseph, Richmond; St. Peter, Spring Grove; Christ the King, Wonder Lake; St. Mary, Woodstock. The opening prayer was led by Father Lehman, host speaker. President Mrs. Albert Wipper called on committee chairmen for reports. E&ch one gave encouraging and enlightening reports on the progress of their committees. Spiritual development told how one can obtain indulgences by praying the Way of4he Cross at home and how offe"fean obtain the special crosses used for this purpose. Home and School told of the importance of placing good books in the schools to aid our youth. Libraries and literature stressed reading The Observer and subscribing for this paper during the, campaign. Also asked all to take special notice of the T.V. code. Organization and Development urged all to secure a copy of the suggested constitution and by-laws and compare it with their own or- ! ganization. Also suggested that all affiliates hold their elections in May. Public Relations urged all members to send articles pertaining to their affiliate and parish in early so. that it may reach the Observer In time for publication. Msgr. Franey spoke briefly praising 1 Vic ladies for the won= derful progress that is being made in DCCW. Rural Life Committee Chairman, Mrs. Eleanor Pawlikowski introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Clement Petit. His talk on rural life and the importance of farming was inspiring. He dwelt on the importance if keeping youth on the farm. It is true that youth Is tempted to go into industry or business where money is per- Johnsburg . HONOR COUPLE ON ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING DATE Betty Hettermann Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fritz were completely surprised at a gathering held last Tuesday evening honoring their fiftyfifth wedding anniversary. The dinner party was planned and carried through by members of the Jak-Ana Heights association. Over forty well wishers were on hand to extend their congratulations to the celebrants. Various members present at the dinner paid homage verbally to Mr. and Mrs. Fritz upon the foresight they had in developing the subdivision which bears their names. A plaque bearing an inscription suitable for the occasion was presented to the couple. A, perfect climax came when Mr. Fritz announced to Father Anger and all those present that he and Mrs. Fritz were donating another lot in Jak- Ana Heights subdivision to enlarge St. John's school playground. For this of course, he received a rising ovation from all present as most of the guests have children in school Who will reap the benefits of this wonderful contribution., The celebrants also received a beautiful floral arrangement from their immediate neighbors. The Fritzes conversed with their friends well on into late evening making this an anniversary celebration which will never be forgotten in the forthcoming years. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz enjoyed the company of six of their friends for dinner as they continued to celebrate their anniversary. WcQ ee J makes it a "Happy Easter* with a great Spring Collection of tasteful styles for men from VAN HEU3EN* Cdefantetheeodfig of the season with & new Easter wardrobe of Van Heusen finery. %ou'H look, great o* any avenue...and she"! think k> tool Gome im and see our fresh array «f Spring styles today. Girl Scouts and Brownie News At their meeting of Feb. 22 Troop 295 helped Carol Ann Dehn celebrate her eleventh birthday. Cake and ice cream were served as the treat by the celebrant. Recently Melinda Long was welcomed into this trqop as a member. The scouts of this troo$ haps made a little faster, but one should remember, he said, that toiling God's soil does bring one closer to heaven. -He asked parents to encourage their children to help on the farm. The announcement of - rural life day was made, which w^ll be at Newman Central high school in Sterling on April 25. The r.losing prayer was given by Msgr. Franey. MARENGO FEDERAL A nnounces Extra Dividend of Vi percent per annum In addition to regular 4% dividend in all Savings and Investment Accounts for the, semi-annual period ending June 30, 1961. Marengo Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARENGO. ILLINOIS 102 N. State St. Phone JOrdan 8-7258 A Mutual Company Serving Northern Illinois Since 1925 Total Resources Over $12,500,000.00 CTION were taken to the McHenry theater last Friday to enjoy a show. Prior to seeing the picture the girls toured the projection room. Brownie troop 150 went along as their guest&r Brownie Troop 378 collected their dues and held a short business meeting before adjourning to the outdoors to take advantage of the springlike weather. The playing of various games was enjoyed following a candy treat. Surprise! Surprise! Pete Oeffling was really shocked recently when members of his family surprised him with si birthday celebration. Present in his home for dinner on this particular eve-, ning were Catherine Guzzardo, George and Martha Oeffling, Alfred and Marie Oeffling, Dick and Anna Guyser, Lloyd, Sherry, Terry and Kathleen. Following dnner, cards were enjoyed by the group. Around The Town Young Billy Barth hosted a small party on Feb. 17 in honor of his sixth' birthday. Mrs. Julia Karpenski and son, Eddie, attended the funeral of her brother-in-law, Mark McGlenn, in Edgerton, Wis. last week. Belated anniversary greeting to "^utch" and Mary Jane Nowafk -'who celebrated their first year btt Feb. 20. Visiting the Richard Dehn and the Jim Hettermann homes last Sunday were John Dehn of Chicago and Bill Dehn of Elgin. Tfie Bill Martinec family spent last weekend in Chicago when they visited relatives. Ruth attended a pink and blue shower for her niece on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Gerry Stilling and Tom Keenan drove to Jefferson, Wis., last Sunday where they spent the day with Carol Ann Stilling of St. Coletta's school. Final Tribute Paid To Lt. Col. Crowley Funeral services, were held last month for the late Lt. Col. James W. Crowley who passed away Jan. 23, leavlifg behind an admirable record of military service spanning an eighteen year period of continuous active service. Lt. Col. Crowley is survived by his widow Virginia and a daughter Patricia, his mother, Mrs. Laura Crowley, a former resident of Sunnyside Beach, now residing in Chicago, a brother, Harry, of Crystal Lake and one nephew. Burial with full military honors, was in Fort Bliss National Cemetery in Texas. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the survivors. Minus Something! John Smith knows he left something at the hospital after undergoing surgery last Saturday. It was his tonsils and adenoids. Eight year old John returned to his home Sunday to spend a week recuperating before returning to his third grade class at St. Jbhn's school. Bowling Event Members of St. Agatha's Court, No. 777, will bowl on March 8 at 1:15 p.m. at the Johnsburg bowling alley. "There's a way to do it better -- find it," was the motto of Thomas Alva Edison. He practiced what he preached. It took him ten years and 50,000 experiments to develop the longest-lasting storage battery possible to buy. It is nickeliron alkaline battery. SEED SELECTION C Illinois farmers should very selective of the seed they buy for spring sowing, Ralph Bradley, director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture pointed out. Agricultural seed offered for sale in Illinois n^st carry a label showing the name of the crop, germination percentage, percentage of inert matter, ana the total content of weed seeds. The seed is unsaleable if it contains any of the primary noxious weeds as listed in the Illinois seed law, or if it contains secondary noxious weed seed in excess of 1 per 1,000 crop seeds. Primary noxious weeds are CarAla Thistle, perennial sowthiissttllee , hoary cress, leafy spurge, russian knapweed, field bindweed and Johnson grass. The only cure we know of for baldness is hair. McDONALD'S TAVERN McCULLOM LAKE FISH FRY >> Every Friday Night Shrimp, Lobster and Steak $TORE for MEN 117 S. Green St. Phone EV. 5-0047 McHenry IU. Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA l EXTRA VALUES Take a good look at these time!/ buys in health & beauty needs. Then look at our low prices and see how much you save. It's no wonder so many people look to us for all their everyday drug store needs. 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DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- 3 Surge milkers; SS pails and strainers. 1 8 TRACTORS, BALER, COMBINE & FARM MACHINERY - MH 44 Tractor complete with cultivator; McC-D tractor with cultivator; McC-D F-20 tractor; MH baler; Case combine; MH 2-row mtd. corn picker; NI 1-row corn picker; McC-D 10 ft. grain drill; McC-D 2/14 plow; Oliver 3/14 plow; Oliver 4- row corn planter; McC-D mower; rotary hoe; NI tractor spreader; 10 ft. disc; 40 ft. grain and hay elevator; side delivery rake; 4-sec. steel drag; hammermill; platform scale and other items. DEL CHURCH, Owner Robers & Behm, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis. Phone TRinity 8-2421 IPANA TOOTH PASTE 2 for 99* 69c Tubes CHAPSTICK LIP BALM 35* o CAND1TTES THROAT LOZENGES 89 i SPEE-DEE SPRAY GLASS CLEANER 16 oz. 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