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Section Onp -- Pag* Two THE McTIHNflY PI, A WOE AT,ER Thursday, February 10,1966 Bridal Couple Langdon Studio Photo MR. AND MRS. R. RICHARD BROWN Before her marriage on Jan. 29 in St. Mary's Catholic church, this pretty bride was Miss Dorothy Marie Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Adams of 303 W. Lincoln road, McHenry. She was married to Mr. R. Richard Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Brown of Glen Ellyn, in a lovely 2 o'clock nuptial rite. They are making their home in Des Moines, Iowa, where the bride and groom are attending Drake university. Couple Plan Fall Wedding CHARLES WEINGART TELLS PLANS OF DAIRY COUNCIL ' ;• * wV'-JW I SANDRA LEE THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas of 13606 Davis road, Woodstoete?--- announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Lee, to Anthony Freels, son of Mrs. Frieda Freels of McHenry and the late Anton Freels. The young people are planning a Sept. 24 wedding. ON DEAN'S LIST Southern Illinois university has named 1,,'>66 Carbondale campus students to deans' lists for scholastic excellence during the fall quarter. Among them is Kenneth K. Nelson of 2720 N .Orchard drive McHencampus enrollment of 17,.'!.% er than 9 per cent of the total ry. Those cited comprise fewstudents. The McHenry County Dairy Promotion council plans an informative program coinciding with Lent, Charles Weingart of McHenry, president of the menu-minded organization, announced this week. The Dairy council plans to work with grocery stores in McHenry county to boost products that are particularly appropriate in preparing lenten meals. At the meeting last week, members agreed to invite restaurants to feature Table-Top Tents with favorite Lenten recipes of Betty Boppai't, McHenry County Dairy Princess. Betty is choosing recipes for main dishes, salads, and desserts- recipes that are among her favorites and which have been tested by the American Dairy Association of Illinois home economics department. The Dairy Promotion Council also approved sponsoring a County Dairy Princess contest i n 1 9 6 6 . M c H e n r y c o u n t y , through the years, has had an outstanding representative in state-wide competition. It encouraged the idea for a statewide contest by naming the only Dairy Princess that Illinois had in 1954-55. Dairy Council members discussed close cooperation with the Harvard Milk Day program, set for early June. The next Dairy Council meeting will be Feb. 16 at the Farm Bureau office. WSCS Spring Tea Is Scheduled ; Mrs. Evelyn Hans, chairman of"-the spring tea sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Community Methodist church, states that T. David.McCartney will speak at the affair which will be .held at the V.F.W. hall on Wednesday. March 2. at 1 p.m. Title of his talk is "Potpourri". Committees have been appointed as follows: Mrs. Verotta Gerstad, refreshments; Mrs. Clara S\Vanson, coffee ;md tea serving; Mrs. Lila Jordan, assisted by Mrs. Hazel MacLaughlin, tickets; Mrs. Mildred Snively. decorations: Mrs. Melirida Bassett, posters and Mrs. Irene Witt rock, publicity. Other committee members are Mrs. Jean--Cameron and Mrs. Norma Thompson. Traditionally the spring tea has been an outstanding social event in ' the community. Plans, as announced, indicate this year's program and "tea time' 'will provide an interesting and enjoyable afternoon for all who attend. Tickets are available from committee members. CD OF A COURT HEARS TALK ON CHRISTIAN UNITY HOLD MISSIONARY, CONVENTION AT LOCAL CHURCH At a recent meeting of Joyce Kilmer,. Court 573, Catholic Daughters of America, an impressive talk was given by a member, Rita Ullrich, stressing the importance of Christian unity: "That they may be one as Thou in Me and I in Thee' - words from Christ's own prayer at the Last Supper. Leaflets were distributed to each member present and all were asked to join in the League of Prayer started many years ago by Father Paul and a group of Anglicans who joined the church in 1908. Father Paul and his followers formed the Society of the Atonement and promoted continual year 'round devotion to the Lady of Atonement for the cause of unity. On Feb. 2 members drove to Downey Veterans hospital for the monthly evening of providing entertainment for hospital participating in the entertainment. Games were played, after which the ladies served refreshments. Members who made the trip w e r e E l i z a b e t h T h o m p s o n , chairman; Bertilla Freund, Ann Rodenkirch, Frances Widhalm, Helen Heuser, Irene Guffey and Rose Staines and the drivers, Bobby May and Helen Sass. MANY CLASSROOM TEACHERS HEAR TALK ON TAXES T h e M c H e n r y C l a s s r o o m Teachers' association held its January meeting on Monday, Jan. 31, at Junior high school. There was a good turn-out including some of the high school faculty. After a short business meeting, Robert Miller of the U.S. Internal Revenue office in Woodstock was introduced as the speaker. Mr. Miller explained just what deductions were allowable and which were not, and talked especially on "education required by employer" expenses. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Donald Seaton and members of the /-Junior high faculty. Your Dollar Buys More Because Everything In The Store Is Paid For RUTH'S VAIFIETY STORE 140 W. Rand Road -- Lakemoor MRS. RUTH M. CARLIN, Owner FOR CHAPPED HANDS J@f<g@s9 Lofien Reg. 59c ^ $« Size m for A Reg. $1.00 Size VO-5 SHAMPOO Reg. $1.50 Size VOS HAIR SPRAY $ BOTH for 11 TAMPAX Reg. 45e Box 1 3 BOXES 1 REV. ROYCE REXIUtlg Rev. and Mrs. Rexilius began their missionary career at the Headquarters Receiving home in Saigon, Viet Nam, in 1955, after a year of language study in France. More recently they have also been engaged in literature distribution. Mr. Rexilius grew up on a Nebraska farm between Omaha and. Lincoln. World War n came along and, like many other young men, he called into military service. With the coming of V-E Day in Europe he was transferred to the Philippines, where a determination to return there as a missionary of the Gospel of Christ came upon him. After the war Mr. Rexilius attended St. Paul Bible college, where he met his wife, also in training there. Upon completion of their training at St. Paul, he went to the University of Nebraska, while she did secretarial work in a local bank. Rev. and Mrs. Royce Rexilius will tell more about th^ir recent missionary activities during the annual Misslbnary convention in the Alliance Bible church, located at 3813 W. John street, McHenry, from Feb. 20 to 23. Both the Pastor, Rev. Nicholas Berkich, and the congregation cordially invite interested persons to attend these services, y -- Hold Christening Rite For James Michael *Smak The infant son of Mr. and M r s . T h e o d o r e S m a k w a s christened James Michael by Rev. Fr. John Dording at St. John 4The Baptist church, Johnsburg, on Jan. 30. Sponsors for the baby ware Rosalie Abbinanti and James Franz. A dinner was served at the Smak home in Worthmore Estates for twenty-five guests irP eluding the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Matousek of McHenry. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smak who live in Erope. HOMEMAKERS OF AREA TO SPONSOR SPRING LUNCHEON The McHenry unit of homemakers met at the home of Rose Schiddelll Feb. 1, with thirteen members present. Roll call was, "My favorite season of the year and why." The general trend was Spring and Fall, Spring because everything; is just blossoming out, Fall! because of the beautiful coloring that Jack Frost gives us. - . The major lesson, color in the home, was given by' Julie Pieroni. This lesson proved most helpful. Everyone present had something to say in regard to decorating and her own feelings about the color schemes in her home. The mystery box was won by Leanora Abbott. The next meeting will be held March 1 at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Leanora Abbott, 1711 N. Rogers, Lakeland Park. All members are urged to attend this meeting as it is most important. The unit wants to complete plans for the coming event, a luncheon. John Robert Snyder Baptized at St. Patrick's The new son and seventh child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snyder was baptized by Rev. Father David Beauvais at St. Patrick's church on Jan. 30 with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Miller serving as sponsors. John Robert, who was born at McHenry hospital Jan. 18, was welcomed home by three brothers and three sisters, Lee, 8, Mark ,6, Ann, 5, Ruth, 4, Judy, 2, and Paul, 16 months. Mr. Snyder is a mathematics teacher at Crystal Lake Community high school and the proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abing of Platteville, Wis., and Peter Snyder of Galena. Ahlherg Baby Baptized Sunday Bonnie-Lee Elvina was the name given to "the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ahlberg by Rev. Fr. Leonard Guzzardo at christening rites Sunday, Feb. 6, at St. P a t r i c k ' s C a t h o l i c c h u r c h . Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Andreas. A buffet dinner was served at the Ahlberg home to relatives and friends. The young lady has a brother, Ronald, 9^, and .three sets of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owen of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Coomer of Santa Monica, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ahlberg of Chicago. The baby was attired in the christening dress worn, by her mother, the former Pat Owen. The oldest ship in the present U.S. Navy, built in 1779 (the Constellation) is being put on permanent display at Baltimore. PRESIDENT OF GOP CLUBS TO BE ENTERTAINED Mrs. Adeline Geo-Karis Lambros of Zion will nte hostess of a luncheon honoring presidents of Republican Women's clubs and elected Republican women precinct committeemen from the 12th Congressional district on Friday, Feb. 11, in Waukegan at noon. Mrs. Lambros is president of the 12th Congressional district Women's Republican club and Mundelein village attorney. The area of the 12th Congressional district was changed by redisricting to include Lake and McHenry counties and the townships of Hanover and Barrington in Cook county. There will be a meeting of the board of directors of the 12th Congressional district Women's Republican club preceding the luncheon at 41 a.m. HQS PITA I NOTES McHenry Hospital Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Charles A. Dussmann, Sr., and Norine Ledgerwood, Ingleside; Gladys M. Carpenter and Mary Ceceli a L o w r e y , W o n d e r L a k e ; Franklin W. Hoffman, Richmond; Charles Kelderhouse and Evelyn C. Maresso, Chicago; Peter M. Singer, Coleen Rossman, Lowell Firnhaber, W i l l i a m G . S c h m i t t , J u d i t h Stenecky and Yvonne Chaffee, Crystal Lake; Eleanor Hawkinson, Cary; Ddnald A. Cook, Grayslake; Charles Archer, Pell Lake, Wis.; Gordon A. Mock and Robert iM. Staton, Barrington; Lois Myers, Randall Lee Witt, Connie L. Savage, Tony A. Savage, and Emma W. C o n o v e r , W a u c o n d a ; D a v i d Larson, Woodstock; John Elwert. Hazel McCormick ahd Gladyce Pechtel, Fox Lake; Paul Kabot, Spring Grove; and Percy Wells, Glen Ellyn. Also Richard C. Hawkins, Lorraine M. Freund, Mary E. Schooley, Kathryn Schaefer. Robert J. Meyer,' Scott E. Truckenbrod, John Markwart, Charles Herman, Helen Wolter, Leroy E. Morck, James Selvaggio, Pamela Hanna, Louise Nyman, Sylvia Faute, Marilyn K. Raske, Robert F. Kunz, Carl Morreale, Kevin Klawes, William Bleck, James Carroll, Fred Zimmerman and William H. Hendee ,McHenry. Memorial Hospital Woodstock Among the patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week were Leona Shower, Mary Lou Wilkins, Bibianna Rybak, Catherine Duesler, Mildred Summers, Robert Chrism an, Richard May and Master William Fandre of McHenry; and Marion Laier, Edward Waldy, Clarence Wilhelm, Master Daniel Gosse, Egon Wrecke and Marshall Smedley of Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Mrs. Raymond Petlak, Mrs. John Ramfauer, Sr., Alice Fish and Julie Biergerer of McHenry and Brett Reith of Wonder Lake were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. Men who harvest fish on the Grand Banks realize 2V2 to 3 cents per pound for their catch--often 5 to 10 tons per %r our weei eart ALL Reg. $1.39 TOYS & GAMES *1 6 pack -- 12 oz. KING SIZE COKE Plus 6 PACK SUGAR FREE FRESCA BOTH FOR Childs $1 Lunch Kit *1 S A L E Thurs. - Fri. Sat. & Sun. Feb. 10 thru 13 Reg. IDDY BIDDY m 59c KIDDY BROOM 1 p | Stocks of Certain Items Limited. Shop Early Valentine FLOWERS We Deliver 3703 W. Elm Si. McHenry, 111. fBIRTHS A McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Conway announce the birth of their third child and first daughter, Christine Ann, on Jan. 31. The young lady has two brothers, Danny, 4'2, and Mrs. Conway is ,jtf#^€q^ner Ardelle Oeffling, jaa tighter -of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oeffling of Johnsburg: The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Marty) Conway. Mrs. Nettie Weber is the paternalgreat- grandmother. A daughter was born Jan. 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paulsen of Ir.gles'de. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Raske are parents of a daughter born Jan. 31. Mr. ahd Mrs. Jerome Olsen announce the birth of a daughter Feb. 1. Mrs. Olsen was a former correspondent for the Plaindealer fro m Sunnyside Estates. A Crystal Lake couple, Mr: and Mrs. William Ritthaler, welcomed a son Feb. 4. A son was born Feb. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. David Lennon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burmann are parents of a son Feb. 5. On Feb. 6 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freund of Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson announce the birth of a daughter Feb. 6. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schmitt, Feb. 7. Memorial Hospital, Woodstock On Feb .4 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fout. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kantlehner of Wonder Lake Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ritter became parents of a son, Feb. 7. Harvard Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron became parents of a son Feb. 4. Marriage Licenses Richard J. Smith, Jr., of Morris and Carol J. Anderson, McHenry. Donald Merle Thompson, Chicago, and Agnes Marie Smith. Wonder Lake. PTA FATHERS NIGHT DEVOTED TO CHILD SAFETY Feb. 15 is annual father's Night at Johnsburg* P.T.A. Featured will be a life-saving demonstration by the Johnsburg Rescue squad and bjcycle safety rules by the Sunnyside Police squad. Since parents are primarily responsible fcfr the safety . of their children, they should be able to promote the proper safety rules and regulations in order to' prevent serious injuries at home and at school. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and refreshments- will be served. The Health committee has scheduled the month of April for the hearing and vision testing of all pupils in the Johnsburg school. It was reported that Mrs. Hadley's second grade room received the Jan. 18 room attendance award. Donations are being received for the annual Fun Fair of April 2. In particular, used books will be accepted by Mrs. F l o r e n c e M c C o r m i c k , a n d County Store articles," including "white'Vlephr.nts." by Mrs. Gail Long or Mrs. Marge Kailh. On Feb. 10 at Johnsburg school there will be a meeting of all committee chairmen and of any additional volunteers needed for the success of the Fun Fair. Mrs. Phillip Ahlberg Honored At Showers Mrs. Phillip Ahlberg was honored recently at several showers for her new daughter, Bonnie-Lee Elvina. The baby's godmother, Mrs. Duane Andreas, was hostess to a gathering of former classmates at her home. Mrs. William Krause of Griswold Lake also entertained friends and classmates at a party at her residence. Mrs. August Stoddard and co-workers of Mrs. Ahlberg at the McHenry hospital honored her at the Stoddard home in Cryst'al Lake. Bonnie-Lee should be the best dresssed baby in McHenry. Do you have the freedom that "money-wisdom" can provide? Does their money travel further than yours ? 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