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-p ERSONALS -- FRI. APRIL 4, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 CONFIRMATION CLASS « A confirmation service took place at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church on Sunday, March 30, at the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Pastor D.D. Johnson and Pastor Thomas Smrcka conducted the service. Members of the class are, front row, Alan Cina, Randy Koczor, Madelon Roalsen, Karen Betts, Kurt Kreimier, Mark Swanson, Cheryl Kinder and James Scheid; second row, Pastor Smrcka, Jim Blundell, Laurie Rudin, Lynn 0*Day, Karen Tomal, Kathy Mueller, Michael Riley, June Campbell, Linda Richardson and Pastor Johnson; third row, Marlene Dowell, Pam Ryden, Dan Ohlson, Phillip Mbwrer, John Cunat, Joyce Heard, Guy Kammerer and Cheryl Nuss. GAYLORD PHOTO RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 BABY SHOWER SURPRISES TWO MOTHERS-TO-BE Surprise is putting it mildly. Last Wednesday, a group of gals from here got together for a pot-luck lunch, or so they thought. It really turned out to be a surprise baby shower for Connie Hopp and Georgia Bauer, both expecting in May. Each thought they were really putting one over on the other, thinking the luncheon was a surprise shower for the other. When they arrived at the home of Helen Barker, we all yelled surprise and each one joined in for .the other, until finally the presence of two playpens with gifts in it, and a word from Phyllis informing them it was for both, Automatic CAR WASH Opening Soon Mc Henry Market Eiaqtfl 12Q 4416 W. Route 120 c Henry Champion bumper sticker salesman He sells the most popular bumper stickers in the U.S.A. They're worn by over 10 million State Farm insured cars. He'salsoachampion at recommending the best State Farm Life, Home and Health insurance for you. Get to know him. JOE PODPORA 1212 Green St. 385-4080 STATE FARM NSURANCE insurance. State Farm is all you need \ to know about S I A T l FARM I N S U R A N C t COMPANIES HOME O f f I C E S : B L 0 0 M I N C T 0 N . I L L I N O I S they realized the joke was on each of them. Then came the napkins for tears. Guests and co-hostesses included Dorothy Bauer, Ila Ho- . gan, Doris Low, Pat Miller, Peg Scharf, Phyllis Ackerman, Helen Barker, June Oxtoby, Wanda Bruce, Virginia Bruce, Clara Tonyan, Jackie Elliott, Marion .Winters and Lor Brennan. After a delicious pot-luck luncheon, both gals were seated by their respective play pens to open their lovely baby gifts. The cakes in their honor were made by Phil's sister-in-law, Dorothy, and were beautiful to see. The one was made in the shape of a baby bassinet, complete with net ruffle and hood with the two babies iji^ide* A ' masterpiece in decorating. We all had a most enjoyable time planning a quickie surprise shower, and believe me, it was surely a surprise. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE COFFEE AND Another surprise was held Monday morning, when Anna Shadle, Flora Carr,"Rose Tonyan, Dorothy Tonyan, Wanda Bruce and kids, Phyllis Ackerman and Sandy Hunt and family got together and surprised Dee Hoffman with coffee and home-made coffee cakes for her birthday. Aren't surprises wonderful, Dee? Even for the guests. BIRTHDAYS Happy belated birthday to Art Andes on March 28 -- and on April 6, happy birthday wishes to sisters-in-law of mine, Doe Brennan and Helen Schmitt, and to Helen and Lloyd Barker, anniversary wishes on the seventh. - DENTISTS DELIGHT Drills used to prepare blocks of ore for blasting at International Nickel's Ontario and Manitoba mines can be extended to drill a continuous hole up to 200 feet long. The super drill rods are made, up of twofoot sections. Honey Money In early Kngland, France and C.ermany, honey was used to pay taxes and tributes to leaders. Mrs. Wheeler Mueller of Santiago, Calif., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Lobitz, enroute to New York City to spend some time with her son before leaving for London, England, where she will visit another son. Mrs. Edla Antonson returned recently from Martinsville! N.J., where she spent the past three months in the home of her son, L. Antonson, and family. 51 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Popenhagen of Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wendt of Crystal Lake were Thursday evening dinner guests in the Fred Bienapfl home. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Kansasville, Wis., were Saturday visitors in the home of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, and took her, Mrs. Alpha Pedersen and the former's sister, Mrs. Nick Adams, out to dine in observance of the latter's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavlick, Terry, Rick, Joan and Charlie, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sargent and Debbie and Harold Phalin were here from Waukegan, Sunday, to help Donald Givens celebrate his birthday, the actual date was April 2. Mr. and Mrs. William Richter of Burlington, Wis., visited their nephew, Dale Dixon, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake were in Wauconda recently to attend the christening of Pamela Marie, the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blake. This was the second recent addition to their family as their daughter, Mrs. Robert Bigelow of Ohio, gave birthjto a daughter, Cora Ann,. on March 2. They are now proud grandparents for the twenty-first time. Mrs. Joseph J. Miller and Mrs. Albert Purvey attended a shower for their granddaughter, Peggy Purvey, of Crystal Lake given by relatives of the future bridegroom in Highland Park Sunday. Miss Purvey's marriage to Randall Bauden of Highland Park will take place in Crystal Lake on April 12. Mrs. Evelyn Bartels of Chicago, Mrs. Joseph Feffer and Miss Julia Feffer of Crystal Lake were recent visitors in the home of Mrs. Henry Weber. Mrs. Howard Lockwood returned Monday from a few days visit in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dallas Davis, and family in St. Charles, Mo., where she was accompanied by another daughter, Mrs. Walter O^eN, and husband of Barrington. EULOGY GIVEN LATE PRESIDENT BY CONGRESSMAN From his Washington office, Congressman Robert McClory (R.-Lake Bluff) issued the following statement in tribute to former President Eisenhower: "The passing of General Dwight D. Eisenhower moves the entire nation and saddens the hearts of people everywhere. General Eisenhower achieved greatness on many fields of battle in addition to his military career. In public and in private, General Eisenhower's life provided exemp.- lary moral and spiritual leadership for this and future generations to emulate. In addition to his successful administrations as our nation's Chief Executive, his many qualities have inspired all forward-looking; people of our nation and of the world. "I extend my heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Eisenhower and to the other members of the family. And, as General and Mrs. Eisenhower have been in the 12th Illinois district on many occasions, it is fitting that I convey the great sense of loss experienced by all o£ us who reside in that area." ASK ZONING CHANGE A petition has been filed for hearing before the Mc Henry County Zoning Board of Appeals for the Chicago Title and Trust Co., as trustee and William J. Scharf for a conditional use permit on property located on the northeast corner of the intersection of U.S. Highway 12 and State Rt. 12, south of Richmond., The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, April 23, at 3 p.m. in the Richmond village hall. > ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Roule 12 Phone JA 6-292S Don't be too casual about hand-sewns* they're not all alike. f^EENI*? F R E E M A N Hand-Sewn fronts* are more flexible, more supple. This Genuine Beef-roll moccasin looks rugged, yet gloves your foot gently to give you that barefoot feeling. In Harness Brown Grained leathei. $16.95 1245 N. Green McHenry, III 385-0047 Open Daily 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri 'till 9:00 Elbow This dirty oven cleans itself. cuts it like an electric self-cleaning oven Here's the modern way to clean an oven. Poise a delicate finger over the self-cleaning button. Press down. That's the way it's done on the new electric ranges. No more rounding-up oven cleaners, or spreading papers on the floor. Forget the rubber gloves. There isn't any greasy gook to wipe away. Never again will you find yourself imprisoned by ugly bars you must scour one by one. You've been liberated. All you do is press a button. The oven cleans itself, using less than 10c worth of electricity to do the whole job. Pretty exciting. It's surprising, though, how fast one gets used to it. In fact, the next generation may take it all for granted. Not you. You know what you're missing. The bright new ideas a. ® r ^ are blectric. Commonwealth Edison Company