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TIHMili^r Mndi 19. MB! Ji-£'- in • mjundealeb "" " *c/V^ - '- • 1 • • ||»iiw>i^t<iiiiiiiiii>iiiii> ' :-B jukitlMM IIMMIM • Z---4 ^OttlG EVENTS 11111M11UIIII l". Mare* 28 Community P.T.A.--Meeting t p.m,' IQch School Auditorium--Ctaeit Speaker. Marrk 24 Indian Craft Meeting >- V.F.W. Clubhouse. h it"" ' k ' / St. c Court Juvenile ' 4- Meeting nouse. Y^Wl lara's Cour Panhellenic Association Meeting-- ^rV.F.W. Rome, McHenry -- 8 Xarfk 2< - 1 » Fox River Valley Camp R.NJL -- Anniversary Dinner--Nook Restaurant ' * ^ March ff V . Friends' Night, O.E.& ^ Acacia Hall. - , St. Agatha's Court. No. 7T7 --Election of Officers -- School Hall. Jt; April t VOx River Valley Camp, R.N.A. -- Regular Meeting. • ; Forester Meeting. April 4 - - Anniversary Forester Daaoe- . V.F.W. Hall, McHenry--Sponsored by St. John's Court. April S . C.D. of A. Business Meeting. April 6-6 Rummage gale -- City Hall ired by Circle 3, W.S.C.S, April 1? ^ t V Forester Meeting. ,, April 1# - C D. of A. Social Meeting -- Last Party In Card Tournament. May lt-20 "Oypsy Caravan"--McHenry Choral Club Program--Hogh School Auditorium. April St Clara's Court, W CLO J*. Instalition. Jane 19 Fashion Show, Dessert Luncheon And*sBridge Party -- Sponsored By Circle 1, W.S.C.S. "'jO# Mark, Beaten Light BIRTHS lr. and Mrs. Paul -Holland of Rt. 2, McHenry, are the parents of a son, born at Sherman hospital, Elgin, on March 14. A daughter was born at St Therese hospital, Waukegan on March 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freund. MS;\> . : (by Marie Schaettgen|f ; , Easter--the Holy Day tit Th« Resurrection--the day that marks the re-birth of the vernal season. Easter--the day almost two thousand years ago that saw the Resurrection of Christ as it has been seen each year the Renaisscence of nature throughout the world. Easter has been the symbol for hope renewed strength and courage reborn. Renewal of hope, hope that somehow the miracle ot spring might reach the heart of mankind; hope that its magic might touch the hearts of those who control the destiny of man in this maddened world. We need this hope" now more than ever before, now that our world seems to be hovering once again, as it did in the Dark Ag$s of not too long ago, on the edge of the deep, abysmal chasm of destruction. . We "hope that, somehow, these ,men might remember the One who , gave His life to save hian's soul-- the One to whom no sacrifice was too great--no obstacle too formidable for Him to overcome. He met His daily , disappointments with a smile, He returnoi good for evil. He asked forgiveness tor those who betrayed Him, pleading that * "they know not -what they do." v The world was dark then, as itow, but through the darkness the Spirit of Jesus cast a beautiful light, a Beacon Light of Faith to guide them back again--those poor lost humans--to the Landi of Hope. We can help those wko now have lost the way. We can lead them back to that Beacon Light once more. The way lies clear along the path of our own belief. Our eyes must pierce the blackness and .see through to the greenness of spring on this feast of \be Resurrection. Our eyes must see the silver lining in these dark clouds. Our eyes must see that though the way is long and the hill is steep, at the top we shall find tlie magnificent splendor of that Holy Beacon. And it shall bring comfort to us and peace. MART WALL DIED -Jtelatives have rereived wo*d «f death on March 20 of ftfrs Mary Knox ,Wifi, fc8f a natlfe of this community. She passed away in Chicago. Mrs. Wall was the daughter of the late Thomas and Margaret Knox, early residents of McHenry. She is survived by a brother, JSdward Knox, of Chicago. BACON-EGG CUPS Serve novel bacon-egg cufts for }4pakfast brightness. Place bacon tinces in frying-pan and cook slowly until transparent. Then line muffin pans with the slices. Place an egg in each, pan, season with salt and pepper and bake in a 800 degree F. oven for 15 minutes. Sprinkle deviled eggs with paprika before serving and garnish with a wisp of parsley. These are good served on salad-greens with ^ssian dressing, as a first course for a company dinner. Or serve them as a luncheon salad for the family. VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET SUPERVISOR / MATHN.SCHMITT ROAD COMMISSIONER CHAS. Chuck MILLEP • AMHT. SUPERVISOR (Vote For Two) ' CARL J. HALLSTROM LEROY M. SMITH ELECTION APRIL 3.1951 Your Vote and Support Will Bo Groatly Appreciated. % L & H Television and Radio McHenry's Television Value Headquarters L 1 Enjoy Clear, Steady. Pictures with MOTOROLA ond EMERSON 17MCH -SrS&r TELEYI30H Black-Daylight Tubes 7 MOTOROLA LOW PRICE 17T3 * ONLY $259.95 "• 'One-third Down We also specialize in 50 ft.. 60-ft. and^70-ft. made to order PIONEER TOWERS InrtaHad by Eupwiaacad Mo. We install and repair all makai and modals of television sets. ft B TELEVISION PHONE 73* R Alter IP.M. pbbn* 653-R-2. 606 FHONT STREET McHENRY. ILL. The V.F.W. Post, No. 4«00, held its first annual St. Patrick's Day dance Saturday evening, March 17. The mutfic by Bob Q^Freund's orchestra made it possible for the folks present to enjoy some very nice dancing. Green hats, shamracks and Irish songs had their place, as they.should, on this great Irish holiday. The O'Freunds, Q'Heimers, 0*Schwartfegers, Q'Millers, the O'Wirfs and O'Kruas were made to feel at home by the Bolgers, Knoxes, O'Briens, Dohertys, Kildays, Hogans, Larkins and Conways. A luncheon Was served for a M M I I I ' i m t H I H I U I I H VJ-.W. AUXILIARY I f I lit 111 1 11 I |i I <| f i| |i "*^Those present have no doubt put express its' sincere gratitude |W all the work done by the Auxiliary girls. Tt St. Patrick's Day, 1952, on their calendar. You should do tlie same. Support your V.F.W. clubhouse. HOOVES BAM .. Hoover Dam is' only twenty-sev- •n miles from Lai Vegaa, Nev., over a well kept fideral highway. High as a sixty-story skyscraper and more than a quarter of a^mile across the top, the dam gen^Tat^s more power than Niagara Falls and Muscle Shoals .combined. Although the population of Mia* mi Beach was only ISO at its incorporation in 1915, it is home to 45,541 persons today. TMtfra are &M9O.0M automobile [driven in the United States. California leada with an estimated 5,- 08*,333. Nevada has the least with 88,176. Illinois has an estimated Indiana, ifroMtO. You can use clean, canary grass tor bedding for eotoa, and yoa caa put a 2x4 behind Ibt cow's feet to iplp to hold the bod* ding la place. iOSD INVESTMENT# Did Man High Cost of Living hasn't stopped thrifty habits of people in this county. In February, $72,025 were invested in Series "E" defense" bonds; $2,368 in Series "F" bonds: 826,000 In Series "G" bonds, it was reported in Chicago by Arhold J. Raueu/ state director. U.S. Treasury Defense Bond division for Illinois. Harold J. Bacon of Crystal Lake, is chairman of the McHenry county U.S. defense bond committee. Statewide, $35,055,732 were invested in all slight fee. The sandwiches were j types of defense bonds during Fel>- delicious and the post wishes to I ruary. JOHN T. GRAY ; , OPTOMETRIST 532 Main Siraal McHenry. Ill Eyes exaariaed aad glasses fitted. Hoase calls by appointment Quick repair service. HOURS: M0N. thra FRI. I P. M. to • F. M. SAT- 10 A. M. to 8sS0 P. X. PHONE McHENBY 186 ' ikm VtHarj IWM. . I lOBOl ANNOUNCEMENT •m 7i Dr. Irving C. Stone snrnwinrea the opening of his practice of dentistry it the McHenry Medical Group offices. 306 Green street replacing Dr. Daniel J. Kennedy, who is now in Navy service. " Office hours will be Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. 10 aan. to 6 pa. and 7 k> 9 pja and Saturday, 10 eon. to 6 pun. Telephone McHenry &at M Need rubber stamps? Grill at rhe Plaindealer. 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