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41 itandar. ApriH7,1100 in ibBntfiutannuii rsonals COMING EVENTS Among those from out of town tto attended the Brcfeld funeral ldfll week were Joseph Schmitt of Spriag Grove, Mrs. Margaret Rudolph of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Wauconda, Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of Round Lake •Qd Mr. and Mrs. John Effinger of Lake Villa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith oft Libertyville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johansen of Chicago and Douglas Brown of Crystal bake. Charles Thompsc i has retttned from Clearwater, Fla., wSere he speat several months. Mr. and Mrs. William Schaefer a&4 children of Winnetka and the Robert Thurlwell family of Mc- Henry were guests in the home of Mr*. Catherine Schaeftr in Johns; btirg Sunday. The following members of the local C. D. of A. court attended the annual dinner sponsored by Elgin Court, No. 119b, at Elgin on Thurs- ' evening: Mildred Kinsala, Laura Weber, Genevieve Knox, bertilla Freund, Florence Knox and Mrs. William Boetsch. Mike Lavelle and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lavelle and soil, Mickey; of Streator were visitors in McHenry Sunday. Mrs. Mike Lavelle, • Who had been speeding a few days hare, returned to Streij£|>£ with them. ^jlT. and Mrs. Edward Frett and cffldren spent Sunday with his pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frett. in Kenosha. 'tyr. and Mrs. Jack Zoia and Maurice Foley of Macomb and Miss Julia Foley of DeKalb visited relatives heto last weekend. George and Albert Vales of Chicago spent several days last week with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Vales and children and Delores Vales were Sunday guests. April 27 McHenry Community P.T.A. Meattag and Dance For Sdhiors. May 3 Adult Girl Scout Organization "breakfast. Altar and Rosary Sodality Party For Members--Program, Supper and Cards--St. Patrick'* Church Hall--8 p.m. Fox River Valley Cauip, ILNJL-- Regular Meeting. May 3 Public Chop-Suey Supper and Card Party -- Evening -- Mason it Temple--Sponsored by O.E.S. Review of the "March Review"-- Greenwood Church. St. Mary!s-St. Patrick's School P. Y. A. Meeting. May 4 • C. n. of A. Business Meeting. C. D. of A. Business Meeting , May 5-6 • VC-'WMobile Unit. Visits McHenry. . f May 7 C. D. of A. Communion Sunday--St. Patrick's Church! / " May 10 . Forester Fest V i * • May 12 ' High School Orchestra Concert. ' . • May -15 , " ' ' €. D; Of A. Mothers Day" Banquet. May 1« * Riverview Camp, R. A., Public Party--K. of c. Halt--t p',m. Mothers Day Banquet--Villa Hotel Resort. ; May 21 Mothers Tea -- Planned by Girl Scout Troop 4--Legion Home. Spring Concert of McHenry ClfOral Club. May 19 Grade School Festival ---UWter Grades. May 24 Grade School Festival -- Grades. May 25 ' fc McHenry Community PJfiA, jleet* inf. . *r • «,***» Way St McHenry Community P.T.A. Party For Eighth Grade Graduates. LARRY HAUO AMONG SOPHOMORES HONORED AT ANNUAL PROGRAM The Chicago undergraduate division of the University of Illinois held their third a.inual sophomore convention and open house on April 19 and 20 at Navy Pier. A processional V.id the Kinging ot of the national anthem opened the convention. Rev. Ralph ^5. Hamilton, of the Fourth Presbyterian church in Chicago gave the it vocation. The president oi the Student Congress, James Hunter, for? ntally presented . the Sophomore class and expressed his hopes that Navy Pier would soon ,progress to the status of a four-year college. Larry. W. Jiaug, a graduate of McHenry Community high school, class of 1948, was among the Sophomores presented a.-? completing his fourth 8cmest,or iu the College of Commerce and Business Administration. " A very interesting program was presented, including the history of the Navy Pier as a school. The feature speaker of the afternoon >vas J. )Martin Klotsche, distinguished^ president of the Milwaukee State Teachers college, radio commentator and noted educator. His topic was "The Risk of Beinf Intelligent." PUBLIC LECTURE At the adolescent level, how does the parent and teacher guide rather than be authoratative whea the child is unreasonable about conforming to a sensible rule? How should a parent handle too much aggressiveness in the home? What can home and school do to prepare an individual for family living? Questions srfch as this, which have been submitted by meaibers of the eleven child study groups throughout the county, will be discussed by Miss Ethel Kawin on Tuesday evening. May. 2, at 8 p.m. at Westwood school, one mile west of Woodstock, when she returns te Woodstock for her fourth and final lecture in the series sponsored by Seneca Grange. The public is cordially invited to hear Miss Kawin and to participate in the open discussion which will be a part of her lecture. t . MOVE TO 3KBRASKA The J. R. Smiths, who have been living in the Mrs. 'Cora Herdrich home, have moved to Decatur, Nebr., where he will assist in building a bridge across the Missouri river: Mr. ' Smith," has been with the ft. H, Maas Construction Company since 1938 and is serving in the capacity of superintendent. k stateless steel can nom be given high polish by dipping Ip a mixture of acids, according to research chemists. Keep the top of spice tins very secure, as the air tends to make spices lose their flavor and "spidness." F* ves<- ibles Vitamin C. 'Vegetable h cabbagfe'is one of the best for vitamin C. RESIDENCE CHANGES The Jadot family has moved from the .Kent place on Riverside Drive to the lower apartment in the- late Mrs;. Anna Freund home on Elm street CARD OF THANKS Wfe desire in this manner to relatives, neighbors, and friends for floral offerings, enrds tff sympathy, donations of food and many other kindnesses extended in our bereavement. Everything WAG truly appreciated. MRS CLAYTON HARRISON AND FAMILY New York OK Jfew York State has more than 1,000 producing oil wells. Almost l-fourths of their total production-- 4,000,000 barrels annually-- cctnei from Allegany county. HI-HO We are pleased to announce the Season Opening of our Golf Driving Range and Midget Golf Course. Friday April!28th.1 Spend an enjoyoble hour with us under floocC lights. Work up an appetite and try a New York Style Hot Dog, now served on our grounds, Hi-Ho Golf Range Rte. 120, 2 Miles East of McHenry STOP and SOCK PL 5 WEB GOLF Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store. McHenry. ' Slf Read the Waht /><»! WARNING! 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