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Marian Program Craig Spengel Appears With Notre Dame Singers The University of Notre Dame Glee club, "The Voice of the Fighting Irish," will bring forty of its members to Marian Central Catholic high school Sunday, March 9. The concert, beginning at 7:30 p.m. will feature the nationally famous vocalists who have performed from coast to coast. Craig Spengel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spengel of McHenry, is a member of the Glee club. The fine musical reputation the Glee club has earned has been continued since 1915 when the club was first organized to sing at informal campus songfests. The club today travels an average of 6,000 miles annually and entertains 20,000 listeners a year. The 1975 tour by the Glee club will in­ clude a European trip with stops in Rome, Paris, Vienna, Zurich, and Brussels. " Some of the highlights in the Glee club's sixty-year history have been appearing on the Ed Sullivan show, Andy Williams show, and participating in the renowned Philadelphia Musical festival. The Glee club has made many albums in past few years of religious, school, and traditional nature. "The Singing Irish" are exposed to rigorous audition and once members of the Club, follow demanding rehearsal schedules. Under the direction of Dr. David Isele, who has earned acclaim as a composer and arranger, the Notre Dame Glee Club maintains its time honored reputation as a crowd pleaser. Farmers Look Ahead At McHenry FS Annual Meet Farmers and their wives from McHenry and Walworth counties look forward to what's ahead concerning the supply availability of farm products when they attend the McHenry FS annual meeting Feb. 14 at Woodstock. Tickets are now being sold by all music students at Marian Central and they are on sale daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Marian business office. The public is invited. Stanley Steagall, gener­ al ' manager for the far- of the McHenry County Farm Bureau, said record sales of more than $8 million last year netted a profit of over $1 million. • At the annual meeting, patronage refunds totaling $664,000 will be distributed to the Farm Bureau member customers. The dinner meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at Exhibition Building D on the McHenry county fairgrounds. Wood­ stock. Advance reservations are necessary, Steagall said. Both Steagall and' Robert Gardner, president, are warning farmers that problems concerning petroleum products can be expected for years to come. Said Gardner in discussing the 1975 outlook: "1 join President Ford in urging conservation of all petroleum products." "Although it means lower sales, we must attempt to break the Arab oil bloc, achieve lower oil prices and get the economy of the world going again. "Those countries then can buy our farm products in PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1975 quantity and strengthen farm prices."/ * One long-time director, L. Russell Beard, Hebron, is retiring from the board at this annual meeting. He's one of the founders of McHenry FS, helping launch the company in the 1940's. He was president of the McHenry County Farm Bureau in 1941-42. 4y>yr men have been nominated for the board. Three will be elected. Nominees in­ clude Earl Harrison and John Tueting, Walworth county farmers, and Ray Deneen and Richard Walters, McHenry county farmers Nominating committee includes Charles Papcke, Keith Weinga^ and James Book. Steagall said the sharp in­ crease in the price of fertilizer and fuel since the last crop season will increase the far­ mer's cost to raise grain. This threatens to cut his profit threatened by declining prices at the market during the past couple of months. Why do gals go to the beach again and again -- The answer is simple -- men, men, men, and men. 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