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\ THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875 Section 2, Pg. 1 Friday, June 13, 1969 DAVID ARMIT GRADUATE OF PURDUE SUNDAY Purdue university's 117th commencement, centered in twin ceremonies in West Lafayette Sunday , will climax the year for an all-campus graduation class estimated at 6,225. Among the graduates was David Armit, 2005 N. Woodlawn Park, an electrical engineering major. Besides the main campus ceremonies, each of Purdue's four regional campuses has scheduled separate graduation rites this year, running from a morning ceremony at Fort Wayne Thursday, June 5, to a morning event at Westvillenext Wednesday. RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 FATHERS DAY t JUNE 15 TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. 385-0047 McHenry, III. CLAYTON BRUCES GRANDPARENTS TWICE RECENTLY Virginia and Clayton Bruce became grandparents twice recently within a short time. The first was a boy born May 27 to Bonnie and Roger Petska in Memorial hospital in Woodstock. He will answer to the name of Roger John, and weighed in at 8 lbs. 3% ozs, and measured 21 inches. He is the first child of Bonnie and Rog. On June 4, a girl, named Pennelope, was born in Memorial hospital to Judy and Kenny Beck. She will be welcomed "home by her little brother, Kenny m. JASON SOMMERS CHRISTENED Jason John Sommers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sommers, will be christened on June 22, in the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry. Sponsors for little Jason will be Pat and Tom Tyrcha of Addison. Jason was born on Feb. 22, and is the first child of Susie and Peter's. Our congratulations to parents and son. LOCAL TALENT: ARTIST Pat Carlson, now graduated from Johnsburg junior high, has some great artistic talents! Pat, son of Nancy and Mel Carlson, has three oil paintings which his art teacher has had him enter in the adult division of the Country Art Fair, to ' be held on the weekend of June 22 in the McHenry junior high. Pm no authority, but the paintings I saw of Pat's surely look exceptionally good. Lots of luck to you, Pat, at the Fair, and for your future years in paintings. We're proud of you. CARD PARTY The card club met on Wednesday in the home of Mrs. L.E. Hawley. High for the afternoon was Mrs. Flora Carr with Mrs. Ruby Shepard taking low. ATTEND OPEN HOUSE Miss Mae Wiedrich and Mrs. Flora Carr attended the open house for Bertha Peest in Richmond in honor of her ninetieth birthday. BIRTHDAYS ETC. Best wishes for a happy birthday to brother-in-law, Phelps Saunders, on the sixteenth -- and happy fifty-fourth wedding anniversary to Rose and Ben Tonyan, also on the sixteenth -- on the eighteenth, best birthday wishes to Harold Bell -- on the twenty-first of June, anniversary wishes to Dorie and Bill Brennan, and sincere anniversary wishes to Arline and Clarence Pearson. AROUND TOWN ^ Bob Greb of Manhattan Beach/ Calif., and Marion Brosdidier of Azusa, Calif., spent from Thursday to Monday in the Brennan-Hepburn home. TO ATTEND THE FREE SHOWING OF A TRULY INSPIRING COLOR FILM kiNCj of kiNQs ANt) LORt) of LORtlS VFW HALL Sunday JUNE 15 3pm i 3002 w. RT. 120 ; McHENRY, ILL. SPONSORED BY THE CHICAGO BIBLE STUDENTS CARPETS-RUGS I CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON Installed with Foam Pad* NOW $5" sava IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NYLON and POLYESTER SHAG Installed With Fogm Pad* NOW $7" SP^efAL PRICES ON ALL INDOOR - OUTDOOR FOR EXAMPLE- 0ZITE STOCK ONLY - REG. $4.95 SQ. YD. NOW $3°° SO YD CASH and CARRY - NO STAMPS 100% Vinyl Heavy Weight PLASTIC RUNNER with Carpet Cleats REG. $1.49 RUN. FOOT WQW gg( RUN. F00T SQ. YD. USED RUGS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY *Small extra charge for seaming, stairs, and over cement. TinY CARPETS • • • Q D I I P C TUES. WED.-SAT. • • • Ql l l U U W 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sundays REMNANTS AND ROLL BALANCES Snner City 14 & Hwy. 120 Woodstock Phone 338-1000 Mrs. Leonard Acker man and family attended the Junior high graduation of Raymond Wagner on Sunday. Ruth Reike of Barrington and Mrs. Eleanor Howe of Crystal Lake called on the L.E. Hawleys on Saturday. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington visited his mother, Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jerousek in Melrose Park to attend the high school t„ graduation of Georgianna Jerousek. Sunday dinner guests in the L.E. Hawley home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and boys of McHenry, also Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kynell and family of Hebron called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Sunday evening. Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Ruby Shepard included Mrs. Rose Murphy, Mrs. "Gable and Mrs. Betty Fiala. The Bob Brennan family attended the baccalaureate services in McHenry west campus on Sunday evening. Following baccalaureate, two local seniors, Bob Brennan and Debbie Betts, took part in the National Honor Society reception, held in the cafeteria for the seniors. It was a very impressive ceremony, with officers informing us what the National Honor Society stands for, and the lighting of the red, blue, gold and white candles, and telling their significance. Then all seniors, fortyone of them, were introduced, and took their candle, lit it, placed it on the stand, and were presented with their gold tassels for their caps. Two of our Ringwood students took part. Debbie Betts and Bob Brennan. We are all so very proud of both of you. Our hearty iest congratulations to you botor for your future years. Before f close, I'd like to extend my wishes to all Pops on Sunday, Father's Day. Special wishes to my Pop, Joe Schnr.tt, with love, from yours truly. You are special to me, Dad! And also to my Mr. B, my love for a most rewarding day; Father's Day. Hold Open House For Pleasant Valley Farm visit the Farm throughout the year. The 460-acre grounds range from tilled fields to wooded, hilly uplands, wet bottomlands and areas set aside for wildlife development. A McHenry county organization that has played host to people from all over the world is now inviting the public to come and spend the day on its 460-acre grounds on June 29. All McHenry county residents are welcomed to an open house to be held at Pleasant Valley form on that date, from 1 until dark. In the words of the Farm's director, Jim Mason, "We have had Japanese public health officials visit us. We have entertained local science teachers and school administrators; Dutch theologians; exchange students from Australia and the Congo. Eight different countries were represented on our staff in just one summer. Now we would like all the families of McHenry county who can do so, to drop in and have a look at what we're doing, and have a good time while here. There will be refreshments, and plenty of fun for the kids." The program for the day offers something for everyone: Organized games and relay races for the children; a fishing contest for young and old alike (fishermen are requested to bring their own poles); bird and nature hikes for natural- history enthusiasts; drama skits, and music by vocal and instrumental groups for entertainment; And finally, a family picnic on the grounds. Though light refresments will be served to all comers, visitors are urged to bring their own picnic lunch, blanket, folding chairs, etc., as they would for an outdoor meal anywhere. Pleasant Valley Farm is lpcated in Dorr and Grafton townships, west of Highway 47 and south of 176. It may be reached by access roads from both highways, and these will be marked with road signs the day of the open house. The Farm is owned and operated by the Community Renewal society-an interfaith organization with roots dating back to 1881. Its main use now is as a year-around camp and educational center for people of all ethnic, religious and economic backgrounds. It is staffed by a small resident community and shares its management with campers, volunteers and other participants who SHOP IN McHENRY Ceramic Wall Tile sq. ft. 1" X 1" CERAMIC Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile 1/16" 12X12" sq. »19t SPECIAL Solid Vinyl Tib sq. ft. 24( Kadisak Tile & Supply 5002 W. Rf. 120, McHenry 385-7310 SERVICE CENTER x Complete Cooling System Services HEATERS RADIATORS GAS TANKS I 1 ^ 1 - Barber Shop • Hair ColorinR • Hair Styling • I fair Pi pees • lla/or Cuts ADAMS Bros. Repair f 3006 W. RTE. 120 i 385-0783 ' JAHE'S by appointment 383-77*1 McHenry Plaindealer Now Twice Weekly PHONE 385-0170 for news, sports, adv. Farm Equipment George P. ^Freund, Inc. Case • New Holland 4101 \\ . Crystal Lake Rd. 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