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/ Thursday. January 6.1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER J • ' ' Section Ons -- Pag» ftrnd JAMES PEARSON .GUEST SPEAKER AT HARRISON PTA JAMES PEARSON The new year for Harrison school P.T.A. will open Jan. 11 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria at, Wonder Lake. The P.T.A, will present James E. Pearson as guest speaker for the evening, >his topic, "Art in Society". Mr. Pearson holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, a Master of Science degree in Education and Master of Fine Arts degree from Northern Illinois university. Mr. Pearson has recently written "Travel Broadens" for the Chicago Tribune and "Art in Chicago", for the Chicago Daily News. He is presently occupied as the Art Instructor for the Woodstock Community high school, day and night classes. He makes his home in Ringwood. Mr. Pearson will present his Views on art today as a functional and a practical part of the complex life. The men of ^business, industry and comiherce, the/engineers, industrial designers, the city planners, the homemakers and men and women in all walks of life now look to art as a significant phase of all their activities. Streamlined cars, airplanes, modern buildings of all kinds, bridges, parks, household furnishings, books, clothing and even gardens are all being transformed through art as irfflch as through science to meet continually rising standards of living. IlNot since the days of the Renaissance has the influence of^the artist been felt in the society in which he lives. Indeed, it would be difficult to irtiagine what this decade would look like if the artist hcS not set his hand to altering. the basic forms of life of thf? 20th century," ^states Pear- SO^. •Phis promises to be an exciflhg appraisal of the beauty and art which surrounds everyday living, and one the P.T.A. witj not want to miss. TOiere\will be refreshments served by the third grade , room representatives, ^w i t h Mrs. Bowling and Mrs^ Etten as~c°-chaij$ian. The sixjft grade classes will do-- the honors on publicity posters thisl^ month. Look for them in local stores. Gerry Elbersen will have a limited supply of recent P.T.A. magazines on h^nd to be offered for sale during the meet- 4 41 LEADERS TEA PLANNED NEXT TUESDAY Cbokies and tea and coffee service will decorate the table at ~ the 4-H Leaders Get-Acfluainted tea Tuesday, Jan. 12, at "the Farm Bureau building, W<J$dstock. Mrs. John Schlosseiy Richmond, county 4-H chairman, heads the affair which will begin at 1 p.m. Local 4-H Home Economics cli® leaders and County Council-- members will contribute ideas on how to improve county "3-H clubs. . Better coordination, of the dubs and respective problems will also be discussed. Serving on this committee under Mrs. Schlosser are Mrs. Ralph Stoxen, Jr., Harvard; Mrs*. Henry Knell, Woodstock; Mrg£ Francis Koop, Algonquin and. Mrs. Henry Sward, Har- Katharine Neum a n n . ^a<anchMrs. Gail Norman, county horge adviser and assistant home adviser, also will be present. - j-^erAonald ft£r. ipcW M?s>-Merle Kirkpatrick of Falls Creek, Pa., Mr"; and Mrs. Merritt Kirkpat* ick, daughter, Naomi, of Chicago and James Spindler antC son, Mark, of LaGrange Park were visitors in the home of Kirs. G. R. Spindler during the -holidays. 1VJJ. and Mrs. Ralph Beck and- daughter, Barbara, were her<r from Louisville, Ky., to spead the Christmas holiday with* their daughter and sister, Mr£ Henry J. Mcl^ahon, Jr., and- her husband. On New Year's Day the McMahons ent e r t a i n e d f r i e n d s f r o m Oak Lawn and Chicago for dinner. .. ' 4 - FINE AHl-S GUILD DISCLOSES PLANS FOR YEAR AHEAD, The women's guild of the Woodstock Fine Arts association ig looking forward to another year of achievement under the leadership of Mrs. Charles Wright, p r e 's i dent; Mrs. Kenneth V. Fiske, vicepresident, Mrs.. Dan Cameron, secretary; and Mrs. Jos. Rosulek, treasurer. Membership is the first big project of the year and an invitation is extended to anyone .^ie c°unty interested in participating in the guild's exciting program. The membership committee consists of Mrs. Lewis Aiello, Mrs. Richard Babcoek, -Mrs. Kenneth V. Fiske, Mrs. Frank HPWard, Jr., and Mrs. Albert Blaseovich, chairman. Workers are needed in the above listed committees. The guild was organized to expand the varied and active program of the Woodstock Fine Arts association and it has done this with its Creative Living series which include programs on architecture, archaeology," drama, folklore, poetry and literature. The guild plans to develop and execute a plan for the harmonious restoration of the Woodstock Opera House and to increase the public awareness of the potentialities of this historic building which is unique in this part of the country. Believng that the arts and sciences are essential to a full life, the guild takes pleasure in presenting on Jan. 27 a high point in the Creative Living s e r i e s, when Gwendolyn Brooks, Pulitzer Prize winning poetess, will be featured reading her poetry at the Opera House. The program will start at 10 a.m. and tickets may be purchased at the door. Men as well as women will be welcome. High School PTA Tp Sponsor Record Hop The McHenry High Schpol P.T.A. will sponsor a teen record hop, the first event of its 1966 activities. On Saturday, Jan. 8, the McHenry Warriors will clash with the Geneva high basketball team in a home game. The record hop will "roll", immediately following the game, in the McHenry high school cafeterftf." Refreshments will be served. Proceeds from the dance will be added to the scholarship loan fund. Girls are requested to wear skirts. , Read She Classifieds TBIRTHS, McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson announce the .birth of a daughter Dec. 28. On Dec. v StfkS^ daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Varney. A son was born Dec. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wells, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kwartjr of Barrington are parents of a daughter born Dec. 30. Memorial Hospital, Woodstock On Dec. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Audino, Wonder Lake, became parents of a daughter. A son was, born Dec.* 30 to Mr. apd Mrs. James Eckland.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade of W&nQer Lake are parents of a daughter Dec. 31. 1 The first baby to make, its appearance in the New Year in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, Was the son born to Mr. and Mrs., John McNish of McHenry on Jan. 2. Other Births Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dowe of Lincoln, 111., announce the birth of a son, Donald E. Dpwe, Jr., on Dec. 31 at Men. nonite hospital, Bloomington. There are two other children to welcome the baby, Debra Ann, SYs, arid Marsha Leitft, 2Ms. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dowe Of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan <k pompana Beach, Fla. 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