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Thursday, March 31,1980 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER •CAMPERS HOLD • OLD FASHION BOX SOCIAL - * ' The Millstream Campers will -hold' their regular monthly Meeting Tuesday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m. at Freund's Campers, 'Jit. 120, east of the city. Memiters and guest? are asked to #>ring a decorated dessert box •for an old fashion box social. Final plans will be discussed '•for the Second annual Camp- "^-rama to be held Sunday, May L5, with a rain date of Sunday, 'May 22, at the McHenry city 'park. There will be a fine •array of tents, trailers and 'Camping equipment. More details Will appear at a later date. The public is invited to attend and enjoy the Camp-orama. DREAM FLIGHT PROCEEDS USED FORCHAHITY The Lions call if "Dream Flight 1980". This means an imaginary musical journey of 80 to 90 minutes live," on-stage variety. The show will consist on some sixty local people featuring the Big Band directed by Corbyn Hamby, two outstanding dance groups, The Bleasettes and the Continentals, The Liorts feel quite fortunate to have acquired Jim Olessen for their master of ceremonies. This production is designed for the whole family and includes a group of children in one of the acts. The show will take place Saturday, April 2, at 8 p.m. and will be repeated Sunday, April <3, at 7:30 p.m. at the high school auditorium. All proceeds will be used for .charity. GARDEN CLUB ENJOYS VISIT TO FLOWER SHOW The McHenry Garden club invited friends to Join them on their annual visit to the Flower Show on March 22. Thirty-two people took the chartered bus "and joined the thousands of .people from the mid-west area •enjoying the show. .* ^ jhis year, great emphasis is 4ieing placed on conservation "dnc! baautification at both the -local and national levels so it ^was very fitting to have The "Garden Club of Illinois, Inc. -select as the theme, "America the Beautiful". 1 . Two special and outstanding ^exhibits were on conservation ^and' Anti-Litter. Other exhibits •were, set up by the Plant, Flow- *er and Fruit guild. Garden ^therapy and National Gardener. •Salefe booths were set up by "Horticulture Magazine, Lincoln Il^temorial Gardens and the •Ways and Means Committee of ^ffte Garden Club of Illinois. The Jatter had an excellent selection •xft unusual containers. ^Several of the country's top •growers had booths where just itfbout anything the gardener or ^arranger needs could be purchased; There was a garden de- ^sSgned and lighted especially for i&otographers, with qualified people ready and willing to give "kflvice and assistance, if need- ^ The Garden Club of Illinois "presented some of its outstanding airangers and horticulturists ^ln programs at the Little theatre betwfcn the first U.S. •showings of "This Garden England". • In addition to all the gardens, table settings and arrangements shown, ther# was a section on tropical fish for those 3nterested. - Small special gardens were featured to give ideas for reproduction in one's own garden, •as well as the large, breathtaking gardens one could wander through in wonderment and adjniration. Throughout the show jone could hear the strains of "America the Beautiful". 1 As usual, there was more to flee than time permitted but 'With people splitting into small groups most everybody saw what they desired and it was a tired but happy and enthusiastic group that met with their purchases for the bus ride home. T Mrs. Charles Wagner, vicepresident, was missed by all. Her absence was caused by a fell the day before which resulted in a fractured kneecap that required surgery. All her friends wish her a speedy recovery in McHenry hospital. * Because of the bus trip, there $rill be no March meeting but the next one, will be held on Wednesday, April 20, at the tome of Mrs. Fred Dodge. This Is a change from the regular fneeting day since some of the Offers will be attending the annual meeting of the Chicago £lant, Flower guild on April 28. The new officers will bs Snitalled at the April meeting. On Arbor Day, April 29, the club frill plant a tree at the high school in memory of Mrs. John Neuharfh. SHOP m Section One -- PtgeThfit ! 'i-~; * : 'iiii II'm.i--in'-' OES CHAPTER if ENJOYS MEMBER^ NIGHT MARCH 22 MoHenry Chapter, No. 547, Order of the Eastern Star, observed Members' Night on March 22, when members took part in a program illustrating the life of J)r. Robert Morris, master builder of the Order of the Eastern Star. Serving were Marion Hayes as worthy matron; Edward Heyward, Worthy patron; Almaj Brushaber, associate matron; Thomas Russell, associate pa*( tron; Geraldine Hastings, conductress; Neva Fuhrer, associate conductress; Dorothy Olson, chaplain}; Pearle Sttneman, treasurer; Myrtle Sksorestad, Adah; Patricia McCarroll, Ruth; Rose Sheddell, Esther; Angeline Sass, Martha; Frieda Olsen, Eecta, and Emma Pyritz, marshal!. Martha Rockertf»aeh, organist is past matron of Soroste chapter, Grayslake. Elsie Ottoson was soloist. Viola Arvidson acted as guest pf honor. Jacqueline French served on the refreshment committee. At the April meeting; there will be an Easter hat contest. Members will model hats they have made to illustrate a title of a song. Prizes will be given to the best hat, most original and funniest. April 26 Will; be observed as Friends' Night. A bake sale will be held April 9 at Justen's furniture store. LIQTOE' CHARGE Bruce A. Smith, 16, and Brent T. Smith, 15, both of 8617 W. Sunset drive, Wonder Lake, were apprehended by Woodstock police last weekend and chargied With purchase or acceptance of a gift of alcoholic liquor by a person of nonage. Bond was set at $100 and they will appear in Branch I court April 7. March 81 . C. D. of A. Card Tournament --8 p.m. -- K. of C. Hall. April 1 McHenry Woman's Club Meeting -- 1 p.m. --Mrs. Peter M. Justen Home. April 8 Broadway Miniatures -- 8 p. m; -- McHenry High School Auditorium -- Presented by MCHS Vocal Groups. Lakeland Park Boy Scout Troop 459 Pancake Breakfast - Lakeland Park Community House -- 8 to 11 a.m. April 5 Millstream Campers Meeting --Freund Campers, McHenry. April 5 R.N.A. Camp No. 3251, Meeting -- Gertrude Murphy Home, 4517 McCullom Lake Road -- 8 p.m. April 6 St. Paul's Episcopal Churchwomen Meeting. April o O.E.S. Easter Bake Sale-- Justen's Furniture S t o r e, Green and Elm Streets. April 12 St. Patrick's Mothers Club -- 7:45 p.m. -- Church Hall -- Fr. Filas, Guest Speaker -- Public Invited. April 15-16 Rummage Sale -- St. Patrick's Church Hall -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. -- Sponsored by St. Patrick's Mothers club. April 17 Valley View Girl Scout Neighborhood Fair -- 1 to 4 p.m. Valley View Girl Scout Neighborhood Fair -- Junior High School -- 1 to 4 p.m. April 19 Panhellenic Tea -- Mrs. Richare Johnson Home, 4911 W. Orchard Drive, McCullom Lake-- Guests, Senior High School Girls Going to College„, < • April 20 & ^ '• McHenry Garden0 Club Installation of Officers -- 1 p.m. -- Mrs. Fred Dodge Home. , April 21 , C. D. of A.. Business Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- K. of C. Hall. April 23 Spring Fling Dance Johnsburg Hall -- 9 p.m. Sponsored by McHenry Shores Club. April 24 "Operation Clean Sweep" April 25 St. Patrick's Altar and Rosary Sodality Meeting v 7:45 p.m. --.Demonstration. April 28 : P.T.A. Meeting -- Edgebrook School -- Miss Helen Curran, Speaker. April 30-May 1 McHenry Choral Club Twenty - Fifth Anniversary Spring Program 8:15 p.m. -- M.C. H.S. Auditorium. May 7 Country Art Fair Hoe Down -- Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary to McHenry Hospital -- Wing *n Fin Club --• Buffet Supper at 7:30, Dance at 9:30. May 15 Second Annual Camp-ORama -- McHenry City Park- Sponsored by Millstream Campers. ATTEND HEARINGS Mrs. Dorothy Pitzen, director of the McHenry County Association for Retarded Children school, Mrs. Pat Shively, teacher, and Mrs. Adelaide B. Patzke, director of the workshop, appeared March 23 at the Pick Congress hotel in Chicago at the hearings of the state Advisory Council on Mental Retardation. Mrs. Patzke was spokesman for the group and asked for transportation for the children through the public school system. The association school in this area is located at the First Bajptist church in McHenry. QOPER STARFIRE IMPERIAL TIRES PICK 1001 1HD PRICE! i '; ^ FRK't, : 8M $18.33 7:00-13 «18.95 $19.19 6:00-15/6:85-15 , $18.77 7*00-14/7:35-14 @250-15/7:35-15 $19.67 ?sS0-14/7»7S-14 i«70-15/7f75-15 $20.64 aSB-14/855-14 7(10-15/8:15-15 $22.33 8*50-14/8:55-14 7:60-15/8:45-15 $23.92 9:00-14/8:85-14 few 8.00-15/8:85-15 ta@nl^ $26.80 Po Full 4-Ply Tyres Rayon Construc- ® °tion -- Safer . . . 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