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on TV^-eyP&g*. Six THE McHENRY PLAINDEAI*ER Thursday. May 27, 1965 Transferred SlblLK M. ELIZABETH ANN, c. s. c. Announcement was made this past week by Rev. Philip Reilly,_. superintendent of Marian Central high school, that Sister M. Elizabeth Ann, C.S.C., has been transferred to. Bishop Noll Institute, Hammond, Ind., as guidance director of the girls' department. After serving as principal of the countywide school for five year, Sister will leave in June to serve on the summer faculty at St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. §he served as principal of St. Mary's school, Woodstock, from 1945 to 1948, after which she held other school positions until being transferred to Marian high in 1960. WORTHY MATRON WORTHY PATRON NIGHT ALOES Elsie Reiker Is Presented With Fifty-Year Pin The McHenry Chapter No. 547 of the Order of the Eastern Star held Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Night at the Acacia Masonic hall. It was a very memorable night for Worthy Matron Phyllis Koehler and Worthy Patron Duane Overton, who were pleased with the exceptionally large attendance. One of the highlights of the evening occurred when Worthy Matron Phyllis Koehler presented Sister Elsie Reiker with her "fifty-year" pin. Guests Are Officers All officers for the. evening were either Worthy Matrons or Worthy Patrons and the majority »f the officers participating w«re guests from other chapters as follows: Worthy matron, Sister Dorothy Mathews, Noma chapter; worthy patron, Brother Lyle Mathews, Noma chapter; associate matron, Sister Bonnie Altman, Algonquin chapter; associate patron, Brother Harry Hintze, Algonquin chapter; secretary, Brother Ted Arnswald, Libertyville chapter; treasurer, Brother James Kimball, Richmond chapter; conductress, Sister Ina Gilman, Haven chapter; associate conductress, Sister Manghild Hewins, Nunda chapter and chaplin, Brother Ken Neville, Woodstock chapter. Also marshall, Brother Howard Hewins, Nunda chapter; organist, Sister Martha Roggenbach, Sorosis chapter; Adah, Sister Mary Belle Geidner, South Shore chapter; Ruth, Sister Beth Rieck, Richmond chapter; Esther, Sister Brenda Mueller, McHenry chapter; Martha, Sister Barbara Arnswald, Libertyville chapter; Electa, Sister Amy Lee, Woodstock chapter; warder, Brother Charles Lerin, Lounsbury chapter; sentinel, Brother Ray Horenberger, McHenry chapter; color bearer. Brother Walter Mueller, McHenry chapter; soloist, Sister Clarissa Mellen; guest of honor, Sister Harriet Kurshadt, Mayflower chapter; and instructress. Sister Mildred Greener, Nunda chapter. Carrying through the theme of Mother's Day, each mother attending the meeting was presented with a flowering plant. , Following the meeting, very delicious refreshments were served in the dining room. | It was an evening long to be remembered. Be modern with NEW SHOWER VALVE ONE HANDLE DOES WORK OF TWO COUNTY DAIRY COUNCIL TELLS NEW PROJECTS WEBER Plumbing & Heating 2801 W. Lincoln Road 385-0855 One of the major new projects of. the McHenry County Dairy Promotion Council involves women's church organizations -- those women's groups which serve dinners as money making ventures. The McHenry County Dairy Promotion Council plans a meeting in late June, inviting a representative of each of these women's groups to learn how they can use dairy products profitably when they serve these meals. The other new project is in* tended to encourage waitresses to suggest that adults drink milk with their meal. Mystery diners will be authorized to give $2 to those waitresses which make the suggestion without prompting. This part of the Dairy promotion Council's effort is expected in late June. Dairy Princess aspirants will appear on George Menards television show at 5:45 a.m. this Friday on Channel 2. They will also appear on Orion Samuelson's television show at 7:15 a.m. on WGN-TV. Samuelson will have the county Dairy Princess candidates as his noon-time guests on "Country Fair" from 12:15 to 12:55 p.m. Miss Cheryl Smith, 1965 June Dairy Month chairman in Illinois, will make similar radio and television appearances to launch the 1965 celebration on Monday, May 31. The McHenry County Dairy Promotion oCunci! plans a Dairy Princess contest and the annual dairy banquet. The daily banquet will be held Thursday, July 1, at the Woodstock Moose Lodge. Mrs. Patricia Hogan Parsley accepted the assignment to coordinate the program aimed at helping women's church groups. While invitations will be sent to these groups insofar as possible, Mrs.' Parsley asks that any women's organizations affiliated with a church that does not receive invitations to contact her at Woodstock 338-1533.! One representative of each church group will be invited to a luncheon. Exact date and place will be established by Mrs. Parsley. Miss Connie Rudsinski, reigning McHenry County Dairy Princess, will return from college in time to take part in McHenry county's June dairy month festivities. Connie is available to talk before services groups and women's organizations. Program chairman desiring to obtain Connie as a speaker should contact Henry Edgerton, secretary of the Dairy Promotion Council, at 338-2000 JUNE 1 DEADLINE FOR ART FAIR REGISTRATION Barbara Tade, 720 Woodland Dr. Crystal Lake, urges all McHenry county artists to send her their registration cards by June 1. Ahy artist who is a resident of McHenry county is eligible to enter the Country Art Fair, which will be held at the McHenry Jr. high school on June 18, 19 and 20. "We want young people of high school age to enter also", Mrs. Tade stated. "They will be judged in the regular adult show this year, which is the way most of them seem to prefer it." Anyone who has not received an entry blank by mail may contact Mrs. Tade at 459-3774. The deadline for the photography show registration, in connection with the Art Fair, is also June 1. Any amateur, ' semi-pro, or professional pho- ' tographer is eligible. Registrar . for the photography show is Cecil Kanter, 1808 Oak Leaf j Drive, McHenry. WINNERS LUCKY NUMBER PROMOTION GENEVIEVE'S -- PEARL COOPER 6620 W. Route 120, McHenry COAST TO COAST -- MRS. A. DEMBER 114 Morningside, McHenry SHAY'S MUSIC WORLD -- 1st. -- SANDRA FOLEY 8908 W. Grand, McHenry 2nd. -- ERNEST BURTON 2919 N. Shorewood, McHenry AGATHA GIFTS -- MRS. ROBERT SAUNDERS 8805 Idyl Deli Road, McHenry ERNIE'S -- MARY SCHWARTZ 4405 Ponca, McHenry NORTHERN PROPANE GAS -- TERRY WILDE 34Ifi W. Fairway Drive, McHenry NYE DRUG -- 1st. -- MRS. JOSEPH FREUND 3715 . W. Freund, McHenry 2nd. -- MRS. D. J. DRISCOLL 2820 W. Lincoln Road, McHenry 3rd. -- MRS. A. H. GALLAGHER 2412 N. Orchard Beach, McHenry CAREY APPLIANCE -- MRS. EUNICE TOBEY 910 West Boulevard, McHenry BOLGER'S -- MRS. GEORGE M. HALEY 3805 W. Anne St., McHenry BEN FRANKLIN -- MARGARET LANE 4515 W. Willow, McHenry MRS. ROBERT LARSEN 1721 N. Pleasant, McHenry IRENE GITFFEY 3516 W. Washington, McHenry E. E. FOLEY 1311 N. Richmond Road, McHenry CASUAL SHOPPE -- DRNNISE THOMPSON 3511 W. Elm St., McHenry MILLSTREAM DRUGS -- LOIS KREBS 2105 W. Country Lane, McHenry KRESTBROOK CARPETS -- JOSEPH J. BREFELD 801 N. Green St., McHenry HORNSBY'S -- MRS. BERNARD TOXYAN 4328 Route 31, Ringwood MRS. F. FUEXTES 4506 West Wonder Lake Drive, Wonder Lake MARGE HENDEE 5102 W. Route 120 .McHenry LEE & RAY -- MRS. CLARA S. KLAPPERICIf 5207 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood VYCITAL'S -- 1st. -- PATTI BROOKE 615 N. ('enter, McHenry 2nd. -- MRS. GEOllGE HILLER 3909 N. Spring Grove Road, McHenry GLADSTONE'S -- 1st. -- E. GLADMAN ISO! X. Rogers, McHenry 2nd. -- LEE GLORCH * 1600 X. Beach, McHenry YOUNG McHENRY . STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE DEGREES ANTHONY ESPEY ~Wk. '• CAROLE LEIBACH Anthony Espey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Espey, 1410 N. Richmond road, McHenry, and Carole Leibach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leibach, 1632 N. Riverside Drive, McHenry, will be among the 349 seniors who will receive baccalaureate degrees at Whitewater State University's ninety- sixth annual commencement ceremonies hold on Sunday, May 30, at 2:30 on Hamilton Field. Newly installed carillon chimes, played by an expert carilloneur at the Student Union keyboard, wiir provide the musical accompaniment fpr the gowned processional to be led by WSU faculty from "Old Main" to the athletic field. Dr. Daniel J. Dykstra of the University of Utah will give the commencement address. Miss Leibach will receive the bachelor of education degree in primary education. Mr. Espey will receive the bachelor of business administration degree in business administration. While attending WSU-W Mr. Espey was a member of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity and held the office of house chairman. He was also president of the Letterman Club and captain of the wrestling team. Miss Leibach was publicity chairman of the Association for Childhood Education. She will teach first grade at Racine this fall. Mr. Espey will lie working in Aurora, 111. WRITING AWARD Eight creative writing awards were announced at Northern Illinois University by Dr. E. Nelson James, adviser to Sigma Tau Delta, English honorary fraternity. One of two short story awards went to Michael Meeker, McHenry senior. for his entry, "The Policy". V. F. W. AUXILIARY NEWS by Renee Jende In an impressive ceremony, the joint installation of the V.F.W. Fox River Post 4600 and auxiliary was held on Saturday, May 15. The officers that were installed were auxiliary president, Jean Wiles, sr. vice-president, Viola Schuble; junior vice-president, Ethel Groth; treasurer, Marge Moreth; secretary, Dorothy\ Reinboldt; chaplain, Inez Young; guard, Dora Krocker; historian, Gerry Breede; conductress, Josephine Hansen; musician, Kathy Frazier; banner bearer, Florence Tussey; three year trustee, Jr. Past President, Genevieve Bradley; and the color team, Renee Jende, Vi Abbink, Mary Miller and Sylvia Hess. The conductress and her color team had a large part in the installation ceremonies and they all did a fine job. Installing officer, 5th District President, Irene Johnson from Gepraise of the neva, was generous in her praise of the work done by the auxiliary in the past.year. Acting as mistress of ceremony, Wanted Used Cars Will buy your car for caash or sell it on commission basis. We have wailing lists for clean cars from 1955's to 1964's. Liberty Motors PHONE 312-526-6006 360 W. Liberty Stre«t Wauconda, Illinois Florence Svoboda from .this auxiliary did an excellent job. Stepping in at the last moment (or ailing Gwen Timm, Flo conducted the entire proceedings with dignity and aplomb. Jean Wiles, the new president, thanked Gene Bradley for the assistance she gave her in her move up the chairs. She asked for the auxiliary's continued support and with a gal like Jean, who is hard working and sincere,* how could she help but get it? Under Jean's able leadership, this auxiliary will continue to be the fine service organization for which it was originated. We wish "Madam Pres." the best of luck during the ensuing year. Following the installation was a buffet supper, served by kitchen chairman, Vi Abbink, ahd assisted by Porothy Reinboldt. Orchids to these two gals for their hard work. Dancing ^concluded an enjoyable evening. Preparations for the Fiesta queen contest are well under Way. The girls had their first practice and class of instruction in poise and make-up on Wednesday, May 19. The contest is sponsored by the V.F.W. auxiliary. Chairman is Jean Wires and co-chairman, Ethel Groth. The crowning of the queen will be June 14, at the V.F.W. cluh. KEEP ILLINOIS BEAUTIFUL State officials, business leaders^ and members of the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce met last week at Hotel Str'Ntcholas in Sprirtgfipld to launch the drive to keep-Illinois beautiful. Gov. Otto Kernel" >ddr^ ssed the luncheon meeting Wednesday and called upon'all citizens to join in a continuing program to eliminate -the littering of public and private areas that detract from the state's scenic places. MEMORIAL DAY Week-end Special! 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