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W0W0: •w Mi SPRING GROVE NEWS eva freund PHONE 81MI8B *** their stu- ST. PETER'S SOCIAL SUCCESSFUL 5 was a big day at St. Pe- 4u*s parish hall on Sunday, iJIft* 25, and much credit should w#ven Porzel,the general chairman and to the faithworkers on this committee, jifrny thanks to them and also (o parishioners, friends, visitors and any others who attained to help make this affair t: success* All those present iiere entertained and greatly iyed the wit and humor and ileal talent of Red Blanch- WGN TV star. It was a . day, everyone had a lot of _ and you are all welcome to eome back next year. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET The first meeting of the Cbristlan Mothers Society for tjie fiscal year will be held in gk Peter's hall on Thursday Bight, Sept. 9. Installation of qfWcers will be held. Reservations will be taken for the Dioeesan Conference of the Rockford Diocesan Council of Catholic Women which will be held .at Marian Central high school in Woodstock on Sunday, Oct. 6. Hostess chairmen for the meeting are Joanne Stanek and Bev Schmitt. CONVENTION Remember the Diocesan Holy Name convention will be held Sunday, Oct. 20, at Boylan Central high school, Rockford. Provisions for seating and other details are being prepared now on the basis of reservations. Please call Jerry Miller, the president of St. Peter's Holy Name, for reservations . . . 815-675-2291. SCHOOLS OPEN All the hustle and bustle of school days is around us. Busses are pulling in and out of town. Little tots are lead by the hand of an older brother or sister or by mamma to their classes Or to kindergarten. College students soon will be returning too. James May and Fran May will return next week to the University of Illinois to resume dies in Senior year. HOSPITALIZED Certainly sorry to hear that Bill Shotliff is sick. He is in McHenry hospital for medical treatment. Bill is a very active man in this town and we are all anxious to see him back again. Get well quick. DEATHS Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the family of Walter Winn who passed away the past week. We also heard that an old time resident of this town, Walter Huff of Harvard, passed away this week. Relatives of his, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huff, and his sister, Marian and her husband of Waukegan dropped in to see us on their way tome from the funeral. CLUB MEETS Mrs. Arthur Klein entertained members of her club at her home in Fox Lake on Thursday night. Delicious fresh apple pie ala mode was served the guests. Five hundred was played and prizes went to Fannie Prosser, Nora Klaus and Eva Freund. Marie Lewis will entertain the club in September. NEWS ABOUT SERVICEMEN May is now Pvt. Wil- n Billy HOLIDAY LIQUORS POPULAR BRAND CiSARETHS your choice REG. - KING - FILTER POPULAR BRAND GIN or VODKA 298 qts 8-16 oz. bottles plus dep. Imported From France IMPORTED IL Old Milwaukee DRAFT BEER 6-12 oz. T. A. Bottles RUM Light or Dark ibbey Citation Champagne Glasses 25 set of 4 SULLBROOK 86 proof STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY WV _ WED., SEPT., 11, 1968- PLAINDEALER- PO. It - ; SUNDAY SCIENCE LECTURE BASED ON "SUBSTANCE? Congregations in McHenry*s Christian Science church and those throughout the world will tear a Lesson-Sermon this Sunday titled "Substance." Its Golden Test is from John: "Labour not for the meat which perisheth, but for that meat which endureth unto everlasting life, which the Son of man shall give unto you." Among related passages to be read from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by the denomination's Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, is the following; "Christianity causes men to turn naturally from matter to Spirit, as the flower turns from darkness to light. Man then appropriates those things which 'eye hath not seen nor ear heard*. Paul and John had a clear apprehension that, as mortal man achieves no worldly honors except by sacrifice, so he must gain heavenly riches by forsaking all worldliness. Then he will have nothing in common with the worldling's affections, motives and aims." The Sunday service at Christian Science society, Lincoln road and Eastwood lane begins at 10:30 a.m. All are welcome. REHABILITATION PROGRAM The Illinois program of vocational rehabilitation was praised in a telegram received by Gov. Samuel H. Shapiro from •the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Congratulating the Governor and the people of Illinois, the department commended the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation on its "increasingly effective services in restoring disabled citizens of Illinois economically, socially and psychologically, as well as vocationally". Midwest coal beds have provided samples of 129 species of tropical trees and shrubs that once grew in profusion, bat are no longer in existence. A check for $3,500 is given to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County by the Woman's auxiliary to buy latest fashion gifts of equipment furnished by the active women's group. Money was used to purchase an isolette and an obstetrical table. From left: Kenneth Schuh, board president; Donald J. Still, board treasurer; Mrs. Richard Cooley, second from right, and, Mrs. Virgil Smith make the presentation for the auxiliary. DON PEASLEY PHOTO MCHENRY'S I FOREMOST 4512 W^OUTM2^Pj«n^8M2oc^McHENRY| E WED THUR FRI SAT I OPEN I i°?± 9 A-"- » ML ! liam May. He enlisted in the Army and is at Fort Polk, La. Following his furlough, Harold Smith will be leaving for Vietnam. Pvt. Charles Brown has finished his basic training and is now in light vehicle training at Fort Jackson, S.C. OUTDOOR FUN A group of us town folk enjoyed a cook-out and bon fire at Shirley Dawson's home on Friday night of last week. After stuffing ourselves with all those grilled goodies . . .steaks, hamburgers, hot dogs and salads galore. . .we all sat around the |ire singing songs while Shirley strummed on her guitar. Shirley has now returned to Loyola University where she is house Another in Stebler hall. IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY For That Old FaMhioned Flavor • Come To MwneniiMi/n Sm&mg* Company • |5 Vasi^tes off Sausage • Trae Germsm Style Flavors • Lean Hickory Smoked Bacon • Cooatry Made Sausage • Delicious Hickory Smoked Hama RoatoIM4nstEutorBt.lt Phone 385-6260 v«io, uitnste 9 s-4 oz •)i> iv /3 Si TO >> rti tn<fe • S"P>- 2lu REOHEM YOUR BONUS STICKERS FOR UP TO 500 ^STANIPS NATIONAL FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. HIGH-LIFE BEER 24-12 oz. bottles 12-12 oz. T. A. Bottles plus dep. Reg. or draft- Burtons Reserve Extra Smooth BLENDED WHISKEY carton &<?%<•< 40tntiti*f. Prlcn vlttttv* thro Styt. 14th. Colorado Brand Corn-Fed Beef SIRLOIN OA STEAK * WW mwm. 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