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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 15 Oct 1969, p. 3

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J Twenty Luther Leagues At College Day A group of approximately twenty Luther Leaguers from the youth group at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, Mc- Henry, attended a youth visi­ tation day at Wartburg college, Waverly, Iowa, recently. Wartburg college is one of twelve institutions of higher learning owned and operated by the American Lutheran church. The youth visitation day spon­ sored by the college offered an opportunity for the high school age people to see the col­ lege campus, attend a plane­ tarium show and musical pro­ ductions, and participate in a lawn barbecue and the viewing of a college football game. The program for the day was scheduled in such a manner that students could visit with col­ lege professors from various fields of learning and inquire as to registration procedures for entering college, as well as gain information on scholar­ ships which are available. Those accompanying the group on the college visitation day included Mrs. Rose Jensen, William Pinkonsly, Sr., and Pastor Roger Schneider. Deaths NELLIE OLHAVA a funeral Mass was offer­ ed in Our Lady of Grace Cath­ olic church, Chicago, last week­ end for Mrs. Nellie Olhava, formerly of McHenry. Burial was in St. Adalbert's ceme­ tery, Niles. Mrs. Olhava's husband, Ted preceded her in death. r/A Some of the most young-looking and fashionable women in town. They love the Supp-hose look. Smooth and sheer in shades that are perfect for today. And they love that Supp-hose feeling. A feeling that makes them look prettier than ever. A feeling that puts on a happy face. Everyone notices a woman who wears Supp-hose Stockings. Wear them and see for yourself. From $4.95 to $5.95. L R D B T D N E Broadway Hit New Offering Of County Players ' The Townsquare Players are energetically rehearsing for their current production the Broadway smash-hit musical "Fiorelk/', to be given on Nov. 7 and 8, 15 and 16. Director Don Barden and musical di­ rector Jean O'Hare are work­ ing hard with the talented play­ ers to bring Woodstock Opera House audiences a night of theater they will long remem­ ber. "Fiorello" has all the in­ gredients of a modern mus­ ical: the songs and the dances, the costumes and sets. Yet is essentially a simple loving por­ trait of a man who is dedicated to the people around him. It is this very simplicity which is perhaps the greatest virtue of the production, achieving a ten­ der intimacy which is rare in the American theater. Tickets may be purchased from the county-wide Town- square Player group or res­ ervations and information may be obtained by calling Robert Carr, president. Group dis­ counts are available. Curtain time is 8 p.m. fP ERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. James McAn- drews and family were recent visitors in Dubuque, la., where they visited their son, Patrick, a freshman at Loras college. Parents' weekend was observed at that time. SHOP IN McHENRY ROBERT A. McCORMJCK ENTERS UNIVERSITY -- Rob­ ert A. McCormick, Jr., son of the senior Robert A. McCorm- icks of 909 W. Ringwood road, McHenry, is a freshman at the University of Illinois in Ur- bana, where he is studying me­ chanical engineering. Robert is a 1969 graduate of McHenry high school. -HlUB NEWS LINCOLN CLOVERLEAFS The Lincoln Cloverleaf 4-H club met at the Val-Mar Rec­ reation house, with new officers elected as follows: Phillip Mow- rer, president; Cindy Brooke, vice-president; Diane Miller, secretary; Jeff Boyer, treasur­ er; Betty Long, reporter; Lau­ rie Staveteig and Marge Boy­ er, recreation leaders. New members were wel­ comed into the club and all members were informed of two new additional projects, elec­ tricity and home economics. The next meeting will beheld Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. WED. OCT. 15, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 3 ON JUDICIAL COMMITTEE Frank M. Daly, Waukegan, has been appointed a member of the Judicial Advisory Polls committee for the 19th Judicial circuit for 1969-70 it was an­ nounced by Henry L. Pitts, president of the Illinois State Bar association. The 19th Cir­ cuit is made up of Lake and Mc­ Henry counties. This commit­ tee conducts polls of Illinois lawyers on the qualifications of judicial candidates for election or retention. In 19J0 nearly all circuit judges in Illinois will be on the retention ballot as will one appellate judge in each of the downstate appellate dis­ tricts. In addition, one down- state Supreme Court justice will GO CLASSIFIED be up for retention and three high court vacancies downstate are to be filled. Silver Savings Statements 5% PAID QUARTERLY AND COMPOUNDED DAILY McHenry State Bank 3510 W. Elm 385-1040 RESEARCH COORDINATOR -- Burton H. Atwood of Crystal Lake has been appointed by President Nixon to serve as regional coordinator for Research Programs for the Upper Mississippi and Western Great Lakes Area in the Department of Interior. A former national director, secretary and treasurer of the Izaak Walton league, Mr. Atwood is a recognized authority on con­ servation of the natural environment. According to Secretary Hickel's office, Mr. AtwoocPs responsibilities will include co­ ordination of water pollution abatement projects and conser­ vation programs in which the United States Department of In­ terior participates. Following the Swearing-in ceremonies in Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Atwood met with Congressman Mc- Clory from whom Mr. Atwood received congratulations. Look who's wearing Supp-hose" Stockings. * > - - " , * 1219 N. GREEN ST. 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