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Page Four Host WCOF Con¥®r@metf m t Seated, left to right, at the W.C.O.F. annual conference were Rev. Raymond Hettermahn, Marie Oeffling, chief ranger, Johnsburg; Rev. John Dording, Lucy Domino, high chief ranger; and Virginia Pitzen, association president. Standing are Rev. Everett Hiller, Dorothy Hughes, association secretary; Florence Welsch, high treasurer; Helen Rodehkirch, association vice-president; Evelyn Tandric, association treasurer; and Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer. "" The twelfth annual conference of the W.C.O.F. Rockford Diocese association opened With Holy Mass at 10:45 in St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, recently, with Rev. John M. Dording as celebrant. Dinner was served at Tomasello's at noon to the 145 members and guests present from POWI PARTNER Spring Tune-Up M More power.. „ more trouble free driving COME IN at your neighborhood.. *s FS Service 4002 YV. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, 111. PHONE 385-2640 the W.C.O.F. court from Freeport, Rockford, Aurora, Elgin, Crystal Lake, McHenry and Johnsburg. Guest clergy attending were Rev. Raymond Hettermann of Rock Falls, Re^y. Everett Hiller of Belvidere, Rev. Eugene Baumhofer of McHenry and Rev. John Dord i n g , J o h n s b u r g . F r o m t h e High Court was High Chief Ranger Lucy Domino of Rockford, High Treasurer Florence Welsch of Chicago, and High Trustee Angeline Mauer of Aurora. Also present were several officers of the Chicago Arch- Diocese association and Mrs. Louis Kagan, president of the Rockford Diocese • D.C.C.W. During the program following dinner, a check for the Seminarian fund was presented to Fr. Dording, who accepted for Bishop Lane, who was unable to attend because of meetings of the Post-Conciliar Commission tn Christian Education in Rome. Association Treasurer Evelyn Tandric of Crystal Lake made the presentation. The initiation class named the "Rev. John M. Dording Class of 1966" was presented, vocal selections by the junior and adult groups of St. Agatha court, No. 777, and piant solos by Mary Boynton and Julie Oeffling, junior court members, -provided the entertainment. Hie business meeting of the conference was presided over by the association president, Virginia Pitzen, of St. Agatha court. All the chief rangers of the attending courts gave a report of their spiritual and charitable activities during the past year. It was also announced that the annual Junior Forester Day throughout the diocese will again be the first Wednesday in August. A slate of officers was presented by the nominating committee. High Chief Ranger Lucy Domino then installed the officers for the 1966-67 term. Installed were Helen Rodenkirch, St. Clara court 659, McHenry, president; Jeanette Hettinger, St. Margaret Mary Court 1035, Aurora, vice president; Loretta Freund, St. Clara Court 659, secretary; Maria Accorsi, St. Anthony Court 674, Rockford, treasurer, Neighborhood BRICK or FRAME -SPRING SALE We don'i ihink we can be undersold on quality or price . . . try us and see. OVER 50 STYLES! -- NO MONEY DOWN -- Terms to suit your budget • Black Topping • Concrete Work LOOK! Wiih Every Garage During This Sale! • CON'IH IT PIPE • WINDOW SHUTTERS • FLOW Eli BOXES • PAINT NO MONEY D@WN PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU! Over 30 Years Experience Our Representative Will Call Day or Night -- No Obligation -- SPECIAL LOW I RECREATION ROOMS i DORMERS PORCHES BASEMENT ROOMS ADDITIONS ATTIC ROOMS. Complete Remodeling & Repair Service Wonder Lake, III. PHONE 815-653-6161 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEE .ThnM^Ma#'K;i9ef " SUISIIYSIDE ESTATES KAREN SCHNEIDER 885-4977 LUCKY LADIES DISCUSS DANCE, ELECT OFFICERS The April meeting of the Lucky Ladies Club took place at the home of Fran Olsen on April 27. The finishing touches were discussed for "Over the Rainbow Dance/' and the annual elections took place. New officers are President, Marlene Berg, First Vice-President- Carole Kennebeck, Second Vice- President- Pat Williams, Secretary - Sally Segerstrom and Treasurer, Irene May. After the meeting and election the women present enjoyed, eake ^nd coffee and made table decorations for the dance. All the women of the subdivision are welcome to any or all meetings of the Lucky Ladies Club. The May meeting will take place at the home of Carole Kennebeck on May 25. Happy Birthday To.. Jack Davis and nine year old Debra Fuqua, both celebrating their birthdays today, May 5. Bud Kennebeck, Walter Roy and eleven year old Ken Bott celebrate their birthdays on May 8. On May 10, Don Gerstein, Jack Kelso and seven year old Karen Hanahan celebrate their natal day. Jim McGowan will celebrate his day on the eleventh. Happy birthday all! Cub Scout Tour Our Cub Scouts of Pack 452, accompanied by their den mother, Pat Williams, and Carole Kennebeck, took an informative and enlightening tour of a local dairy. They toured the barns and various processing plants, learning how all the various dairy products are proand Dorothy Henderson, St. Mary Court 75, Freeport, D. C.C.W. representative. St. Agatha Court 777 of Johnsburg was the host court for this twelfth conference. The 1967 conference will be held at McHnry. duced, packed and made ready for distribution. Happy Anniversary To.. Chuck and Helen Caley, who will celebrate their twentysixth wedding anniversary on May 10. Many more years of happiness to you both. Final Reminder All are welcome to join the Lucky Ladies Club at their dance - "Over the Rainbow" this Saturday, May 7, at nine o'clock in the evening at the Johnsburg Community club. A band will be on hand supplying the music and refreshments available. The success of this dance will not only enable the ladies of L.L.C. to bring more superb entertainment to our children; but will help, the adults to get to know one another by meeting your new, neighbors and get re-acquainted with the old. Tickets will be available at the door, see you all "Over the Rainbow." Get-Well Wishes Toluene May, recovering from an injured back. . Mrs. Wolff started this hobby by going to Florida and picking up sea shells, finally she studied more about them and now takes pride in sharing them with anyone interested in seeing them. Home Again Jennie Schultz was released from the hospital recently and is doing very nicely at this writing. We all wish you a speedy recovery, Jennie. Extended Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kempeke of 1013 Althoff Drive returned last week on the liner TS "Bremen" after an extended Europan trip. The Kempckes left last November on the "Michael Angelo" for Naples. After a stay in Sorrento, Amalfi, Capri, Pompeii, Rome and a visit to the Vatican, they spent the Christmas holidays with relatives in Germany. They also visited Switzerland, ease Her With Mother's Day Dinner ft Show Mother how much you appreciate all she's done throughout the year . . . take her out to dinner on Mother's Day. Dinner out means en joyment for her and the whole family. Private Dining Rooms for Large Groups 0 INI S Routes U.S. 12 Si 111. 31 815-678-6617 RESERVATIONS PREFERRED Got the it _h to switch to Gas heat? We'll put up the scratch There's no reason to wait another day to convert to economical, comfortable gas heat. We'll finance the8conversion through your heating contractor. No down payment. No payments until Oct. 1,1966. Up0 to five years to pay. Payments as low as $3 a month. (And while you're at it consider an. add-on gas air conditioning unit.) Call your heating contractor for details. YOUNG PUPIL PAYS TRIBUTE TO SUPERINTENDENT Linda Biggs, a sixth grader at McHenry Junior high school, wrote the following for an English class assignment in memory of the late Supt. Carl Buckner: OUR FRIEND Mr. Buckner was our friend, For all our troubles he could mend. He sat in classrooms to watch and listen, While many thoughts we did christen. He was the best superintendent we ever had, At times he acted like our Dad, He died of a sudden heart attack, Now a superintendent we lack. We hope the man who takes his place ' Will also keep xrs nat equal pace, A more devoted and friendly man we have never seen, His projects will served to keep our memory of him keen. To him we say farewell, For he served us well. DAIRY COUPLE CONTEST Avery A. Vose of Rt. 2, Antioch, president of Pure Milk association and director of PMA District 6, announced this week that competition for the 1966 title of outstanding young dairy couple of PMA is being this major dairy farmer cooperative. Pure Milk association has eighteen districts in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. District 6 is composed o f d a i r y f a r m e r s f r o m Boone, Cook, Kane, Lake and McHenry counties, 111., and Kenosha and Walworth counties, Wis. This may be the motor age, but they are" all still rated by horsepower. Austria, Belgium and Holland. Mr. Kempcke, who is the president of Whispering Hills Community Center, says, "It is nice to go on a trip but even nicer to come home". The two of us will be with you next week--we hope. EASTWOOD Pat Borcovan--S85-S8I2 Richard Hawkins--385-5106 HOLD SPRING GET-TOGETHER SATURDAY, MAY 21 On Saturday, May 21, at 9 p.m. a spring get-together party will be held at the barn. The time has come to shake off the winter blues and enjoy yourself and revisit with all your neighbors. This party is for the whole community, both property owners and renters for the whole community, both property owners and renters and its a good time to meet all the new residents of our community. It's an old cliche but quite true, "the more the merrier". Let's make this a big turnout as I'm sure you will have a most enjoyable evening. Let's see a 100 per cent turnout. Remember the date, May 21, at 9 p.m. at the barn. Rummage Sale! The rumpiage sale will take place sometime in May. This is one wa)\ your association has to obtam funds for promoting community . activities, such as the youth activity nights, baseball programs, building fund for our own recreational center, Brownies, etc. We ask everyone to put aside rummage sale and to please call one of the following members of the committee for a pick up: Jim Bogue 385-1599, Glen Messer 385-0652, Dick H a w k i n s 3 8 5 - 5 1 0 6 o r C a r l Schaeffer 385-5118. Let's clean out the house and call a member for a pickup! Need Help!!! If anyone has any information on chain link fence for the baseball field backstop at a reasonable cost please contact Dick Hawkins 385-5106 for details. Mosquito Control Don't forget that it is advisable that all funds be in by May 15 for our mosquito abatement program, as the program to be effective must begin before June 1. If we are to have the best possible protection the slough has to be treated to kill the larvae already in progress. A special note that the fogging trees or shrubs, is not dangerous to the health of children and pets, will not disturb purple martenst housekeeping and does kill gnats, moths and most flying insects and, of course, mosquitoes. Odds and Ends Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell enjoyed the beautiful weather Sunday as they drove to Portage, Ind., to help 'celebrate Kay's Godchild's first Holy Communion. Timmy and his parents, Bernard and Ellen Hill, were quite thrilled to see their northern friends once again. Ray and June Fuller decided to take their converted school bus which is now equipped as a complete camper for a trial run to Wisconsin over the weekend. Ray spent a great deal of time and labor to make his camper a home away from home and I've heard his efforts have paid off . Cub News Den 2 of the Cubs held their meeting at Den Mother, Dottie Messer's home, Thursday. The highlight of the day was a skit on how the boys planted their summer garden and how much the plants had grown over the last month. worth ..attending as. therfLjjte some" very remarkable -displays. 1 Den Mother Needed ! • Eastwood Manor needs Jail additional Den Mother, if -j*ou.V want to help boys and havtFfar* very enjoyable experience,^, ~ the process, pl6ase contact Glen Messer, ,^ Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Richard Han-' sen will celebrate their weckv. ding anniversary on May U?." Birthdays ',7'"! May 4 is Arthur Weirich'a,,, birthday. Margie Birmingham^ and Jay Huemann have the|c.M big day on May 5. Cathy Haww<. kins will be 11 years old on May 6. Bruce Eternick And Charles Heinmiller will celebrate on May 7. May 8 seems,., to be the day for May. <5n < this day we have Carl Hagerup, Carol Neff, Marilyn Saioy... Emily Smithson. May 9 Anro1 lee Mclntyre will enjoy her. v. big, day. Bob Kellogg's birthday is May 10 and Elmer ban celebrates on the elevenths- See you next week. IN Pack Meeting Cub Scout Pack 162 held their meeting Thursday evening. Slides were shown of different plants and the boys were asked to identify the different plants. Also last minute planning was held for the big Scout-a-rama coming up Saturday, May 7, at the Woodstock armory between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. This is an event TIDY MAGIKIST RUG CLEANERS at Woodstock PHONE 888-1000 Constable: THE HAY WAIN (24 inches by 18 inches) Monet: THE BEACH AT SAINTE-A'DRESSE 0") niche-.; h? !1'/, n,,l, Renoir: ON THE TERRACE (Actual size: 17 inches by ? 1 inch!;:. .. i K, YOURS FREE! These beautiful prints of priceless masterpieces can be yours! They are our gift to you when you bring in this advertisement and open a new McHenry Savings account with $100 or more or add a similar amount to your present account. Drop in at our offices and see how faithfully each masterpiece has beeh reproduced in full color, ready for framing. You will welcome one of these great pointings into your home. 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