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-V omen 0/ Hospital Nbtes ' UaU U M D V UACDTTAT PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 1971 r' ose On March 2, enrollment in McHenry Chapter 1348 was held for Beverly Havemann and Mar-. ilyn Vidas, sponsored by Mar- cella Strossner; Kathy Shaugh- nessy, sponsored by Millicent Ladouceur; and Louise Wil- moth, sporisored by Judy BaUew. The Mid-Winter conference, with Crystal Lake as hostess chapter, was Sunday, March 7, at the Moose home at 49 Woodstock street, Crystal Lake. Included in the conference were the chapters of Belvidere, Harvard, Crystal Lake, Wau- conda, Woodstock and McHenry. Marguerite Rakow, of Crystal Lake, is the conference lea­ der. Chapter places in the pro­ gram were: Opening, Belvidere; Balloting, Woodstock; Enroll­ ment, Harvard; Mooseheart En­ dowment Fund, Wauconda; Closing, McHenry. McHenry's Senior regent, Eileen Hodgson, addressed the Junior grad­ ate regents. Formals and caps and gowns were worn by all members planning to take part in the ritual. Our next meeting, on March 16, will be our Green Cap night, in honor of Junior Grad­ uate Regent Carolyn Sima. Car­ olyn has worked hard this past year, doing her part to insure that the chapter received its honors. As her year as a 'lady- in-waiting' draws to a close we take this opportunity to ac­ knowledge her receiving her green beanie, signifying that she is completing the requirements for entrance into the College of Regents. Chapter members have been invited to the following green cap meetings: Monday, March 15, in Elkhorn, Wis., a spe­ cial invitation to Carolyn Si­ ma to serve as guest assistant guide; Thursday, March 25, at the DesPlaines chapter, where Carolyn has been asked to be an escort; Wednesday, April 21, at WaukeganChapter 792, where Carolyn is invited to serve as guest treasurer. All these meetings are formal andRSVP, so contact Ila Hogan if you plan to attend. The quarterly report has been issued and we are proud to an­ nounce that Ila Hogan has re­ ceived her first star as the chapter's recorder. The annual payer's dinner will be held Tuesday, March 30, 3$ 7 p.m. Due to the large num­ ber of members who pay an­ nually, it has become necessary . to limit the dinner to annual ^ pilfers only: it* is RSVP and ila Hogan, dinner chairman, must know by March 25 if you plan -to attend. There will not be a ' 'fifth Tuesday" meeting on that evening. The 'be an angel' member- , ship drive ends March 31. An angel charm is given for spon­ soring two affiliated candidates for membership, and a musical j5 angel charm for a total often candidates; however, candi- r dates must be enrolled by March 31 to qualify. Any sponsor who has a candidate eligible for membership should encourage immediate enrollment. A bulletin from Mooseheart states that in keeping with the recent fashion changes, dressy pants suits, in good taste, may be worn at chapter meetings and social affairs by co-work­ ers sitting on the sidelines. Members taking part in ritual must wear floor length dinner formals at chapter night pro­ grams and street dresses for chapter business meetings. Collegians may not wear pants suits when wearing caps and gowns. While members who wear pants suits may not pro- tem for the ritual they may par­ ticipate in the balloting, endow- McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHen­ ry hospital this past week in­ cluded Carol Carlson, William Neilson, Jr., Henry Tapaninen, Jr., Robin Moore, Mary Lou Knapp, Anton Schmitt, Laurie Rother, Carl Engman, Sandy Lively, Barbara Pogar, Viola Etchingham, Cassandra Drew, Alexander Niemec, Tiffany Ann Reid, Betty Jo Sawey, Debor­ ah Herdrich, Christina May, Owen Charrey, Warren Weber, George Richard, Sr., Lloyd% Wagner, Michael Lennon, Mc­ Henry; Thomas McCullough, Daniel Krick, Roseanne Maul- chin, Island-Lake; Floyd How- ton, Ringwood; Roger Aldridge, Anna Holan, Spring Grove. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Irene Sales, McHenry; Joan Allen and Orville Gosse, Won­ der Lake, were patients at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, the past week. Births McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shaver announce the birth of a daugh­ ter March 4. A son was born March 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van- Schoick. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tar- chala are parents of a daugh­ ter March 6. On March 6 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeWolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sigge- man are parents of a daughter March 7. A daughter was born March 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold May. On March 7 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Miskovic. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. James Bode are parents of a son March 3. On March 3 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kreutzer. BIG BONE MIX UP. Skeletons of reindeer (cold climate) have been found in New Jersey, France, and Crimea: of lions (now native to Africa) in Alaska and China: of hippopotamus (warm and wet climate) in Eng­ land, Norway, and Iceland. ment fund, and defending circle. Some dates to mark on you calendar are: Sunday, May 2, the Academy of Friendship session. Saturday, June 12, College of Regents Cap and Gown cere­ monies in Mooseheart. Sunday, June 13 - June 17, International conference at the Sheraton - Cadillac hotel in Detroit, Michigan. Our prayers go to Margaret McMillan Reining, who is again in the hospital. Others who are recovering after bouts with ill­ nesses are Gladys Shackleford, Marcelle Carlson, Eunice Tobey, Ethel Hagberg and Gre­ ta Rother. Eileen Hodgson, Marcelle Carlson, Kathy Shaughnessy and Florence McCormick were wished a happy birthday by an off-key, but enthusiastic group. Beverly Ackerman was not present to claim the attendance award. Ila Hogan and Florence McCormick received special a- wards. Mooseheart chairman, Ev­ elyn Sandell and her commit­ tee are serving refreshments following the meetings during March. Committee members helping at the March 2 meeting were Marge Nolan, Jane Rower, Dora Krocker, Lenore Freund and Ann Eberle. Remember our green cap night on March 16, at 8 p.m. Florence V. McCormick, Publicity chairman BUSY? • Save time • Save money • Save headaches See a Montgomery Ward Tax Spec ia l i s t f o r con f iden t ia l , accura te se rv i ce . Low cos t -- as l i t t l e as $5 .00 and you may use your Charg -a l l Card . I sPETMii Our 12th Year of Income TAX Service Rte. 14 459-3120 Free Parking Crystal Lake Happiness is losing an argu­ ment to your wife only to find out later she was really wrong, after all Happiness is finding out your high school sweetheart looks 20 years older, too Happiness is learning the kid who thinks your child is stupid has to go to summer school, too. Happiness is having your wife try on a dress you can't afford and finding out it doesn't fit her anyway. Happiness is finding out the dull couple you absolutely HAVE TO HAVE to your next party is going away on vaca­ tion that week. Happiness is getting a nasty letter about an unpaid bill when you've just gotten back your cancelled check. Happiness is already getting into maternity clothes before the neighborhood busybody knows you are pregnant. _ Happiness is Polish vodka drunk neat to complement the caviar and mushrooms you've just been served. Pictured above are members of the adult con­ firmation class who recently were received into membership at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. Front row, left to right,, Susan Mohnen, Dan ( reamer, Helen C reamer, Lillian Smith, Charlene Kelley, Geraldine Hast­ ings and Sherril Weber; second row, Grace Morris, Dorothy Morris, Dr. Robert Ort, Peter Hastings and I&rbara Slater; and third row, Pat Schopp, Robert Putnam, Myron Morris, William Kelley, Merry Weber and Pastor Roger W. Schneider. Seventeen Are Confirmed At Lutheran Church New members were received at Shepherd of the Hills Lu­ theran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, last Sunday through a service of adult con­ firmation. Seventeen members of the adult inquirers' course confirmed their faith at a spe­ cial service uf adult confirma­ tion held within the regular wor­ ship service. The service came as a conclusion to a period of study in which the class was instructed in the teachings of the church. A dessert hour in honor of the new members was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blundell, 1619, North Mar drive, McHenry. The members of the class in­ clude Susan Mohnen, Dan Creamer, Helen Creamer, Lil­ lian Smith, William Kelley, Charlene Kelley, Peter Hast­ ings, Geraldine Hastings, Jerry Weber, Sherril Weber, Myron Morris, Grace Morris, Dorothy Morris, Dr. Robert Ort, Bar­ bara Slater, Pat Schopp and Robert Putnam. An archeologist recently i- dentified 136 species of plants in coal from Spiizbergen (way up in Arctic Circle) and all were tropical or semi-tropi­ cal plants, including waterlil- ies, which could not grow there now. Deaths FRANCES R. WHITE Services were conducted at 11 o'clock Monday morning from the George R. Justen & Son funeral home for Mrs. Guy L. (Frances) White, who died at her home, 4005 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, Thursday afternoon, March 4. She was 66 years old. The deceased was a member of Nativity Lutheran church, the McHenry chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, served as past president of the McHenry Legion auxiliary and was a member of the Bet 40, Amer­ ican Legion women. , Besides her husband, a Mc­ Henry businessman to whom she had been married 48 years, she leaves one daughter, Mrs. George (Frances Fay)Mau, Jr., of Norfolk, Ya.; one son, Wil­ liam Guy White of Rockton, 111., and eight grandchildren. Burial was in Woodland cem­ etery. WALTER WOLLAK Walter Wollak, 66, of 416 N. Magnolia, McHenry, died March 4 in McHenry hospital. Jle was a retired maintenance man for Quaker Oats in Bar- rington. Mr. Wollak was born June 26, 1904, in Chicago. He is survived by his wife, Genevieve, nee Trusk; and one daughter, Dolores, at home. The body rested at the George R. Justen & Son chapel until 10 o'clock Saturday morning, when a funeral Mass was offer­ ed in St. Patrick's Catholic church. Burial was in the new St. Patrick's cemetery. MYRTLE L. BIGGERS Miss Myrtle L. Biggers of 4002 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, died Sunday, March 7, in the Woodstock Res­ idence. She was 80 years of age. Miss Biggers was born in Rockford, daughter of Joseph B. and Jennis Jones Biggers, Sept. 21, 1890, and had resid­ ed in the Wonder Lake com­ munity for fifty-two years. She is survived by one broth­ er, George P. Biggers of Won­ der Lake. Three brothers and one sister preceded her in death. The body rests at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home. Rev. Richard N. Wright of the Wonder Lake Bible church will officiate at last rites to be conducted at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be in Ce­ dar Bluff cemetery, Rockford. MARIE D. THERENS Mrs. Marie D. Therens, 64, of 4605 Sussex, McHenry, died Sunday, March 7, in McHenry hospital. Mrs. Therens was born SELECTIVE SERVICE 1 CHANGES All members of the Selective Service system in Tllinois Rave been advised of sweeping chan­ ges to be inaugurated within the next few months. These changes are in line with plans ^ expressed by President Nixon and Secretary Laird to bring about a zero draft by July 1, 1973. It is also anticipated that the cost of operation of the sys­ tem will be considerably less with these improvements and that services to the public will in no way be curtailed nor im­ paired. The changes being in­ corporated will enhance the op­ portunity for other improve­ ments which will enable Selec­ tive Service to give better ser­ vice at less cost and reorgan­ ization will lead to a more ef­ ficient and economical system. March 8, 1906, in Chicago. She was a retired employee of the American Telephone & Tele­ graph. Survivors include her hus­ band, Harold P.; four children, Harold P., Jr., and Donald W. Therens, Mrs. Kenneth (Mary Lou) Jordan and Mrs. Gerald (Margaret Ann) Johnson; six­ teen grandchildren; two sisters, Agnes Ilenn and Helen Pfau. Visitation is being held at the Lauterburg & Oehler funeral home, 2000 E. Northwest High­ way, Arlington Heights. A funeral Mass will be offered at 10 o'clock Wednesday in St. James church, with interment in St. Mary's cemetery, Buf­ falo Grove. HONORED IN SCOUTING -- Two McHenry area residents were recognized March 1 for their outstanding service to Girl Scouting at the organization's third annual friendship night. At left is Mrs. Richard (Pat) Jablonski and at right, Lester Smith, both of whom received their awards from Mrs. Stuart Engh, Valley View Girl Scout neighborhood chairman. 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