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PAGE 10 . PLAINDEALER.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9^1975 Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Attend Spring Convention Of Woman's Clubs Mrs. Kay Smith, president, Mrs. Frances Heinemann, Mrs. Marge Jung and Mrs. Irma Raeder, members of the Lotus Country Women's Club represented the club at the spring convention of District No. 4, Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs held at First Methodist church hall in Belvidere on Monday, March 31, 1975. Mrs. Walter Count, District 4 President called the meeting to order at 10 a.m. Meditation was given by Rev. Jesse Firestone. Mrs, EC. Greenway, State President of Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs was guest speaker. Mrs. Jack Carlton, Junior Director gave a talk on Junior Club activities. President Kay Smith of the Lotus Country Woman's Club was presented certificates of award based on club reports sent through District No. 4 to the State Federation of Women's Clubs. Subjects were Health and Home-Life. LCWC participated in the exhibits of Arts and Crafts and Ceramics that were on display. - Entertainment was provided and members of all clubs from towns in District No. 4 who were present greatly enjoyed listening to the music of a 'clarinet trio presented by the school children and to the rendition of songs by the Madrigal Singers of Belvidere high school. A delicious lun­ cheon was served. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET Members of the Christian Mothers Society met in St. Peter's parish hall on Thur­ sday, March 20. Meeting was opened with a prayer by President Beverly Schmitt. Secretary and Treasurer reports were read and ap­ proved. It was announced that the projects sponsored by the society during March were successful. The blood drive was a huge success. The entire community is now covered through the Aurora Blood Bank. All donors who could not give at this time, but made a commitment to give at a local hospital at a later date are encouraged to do so. A large attendance was present at the St. Patrick day card party and luncheon. Jean Kagan and Jeanette Todey were selected for the nominating committee. The program was "candle making" by members of 4-H and was most interesting. Cake and coffee was served. CHRISM MASS INROCKFORD Delegates from St. Peter's parish who atended.the Chrism Mass at St. Peter's Cathedral in Rockford on Holy Thursday, March 27, were Margaret Monohan, Agnes May, Luella May and Eva Freund. They also received the Holy Oils for their parish from Bishop O'Neill. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Birthday greetings to Mrs. Minnie Pierce on her eightieth birthday which was Saturday, March 29. A family dinner was held at her home on Sunday in honor of the occasion. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce of Madison, Wis., Mrs. Allen Pierce of Richmond and Ralph Pierce. Also present were two granddaughters and three great-grandchildren, Granddaughters were (Bar­ bara) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy of Park Forest and (Charlotte) Mr. and Mrs.- Wyland Tarrant of Madison. RETURN FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller spent several months in Florida but have now returned home. Banker Testifies On Pending Legislation Thomas F. Bolger, president of the McHenry State bank, recently appeared before committees of both the U.S. Congress and the Illinois Legislature to testify on pen­ ding legislation. Bolger, as Illinois director of the Independent Bankers Association of American, appeared in Washington with four other members of the IBAA in support of a bill in­ troduced by Senator Proxmire which would impose a two-year moratorium on the develop­ ment of Electronic Funds Transfer system. The in- •dependents testified that inasmuch as the Congress had already authorized a two-year study commission, it was only logical to impose a moratorium to assure the most prudent means for orderly development of a workable Electronic Funds Transfer system. In addition to Senator Mclntyre, the chairman from New Hampshire, other prominent members of the committee include Senator Proxmire of Wisconsin, Senator Brooks of Massachusetts, Senator Stevenson of Illinois and Senator Tower of Texas. The local banker also ap­ peared before the Illinois Senate Finance committee to testify in opposition to Senate Bills 25 and 26. These bills would have authorized banks in Illinois to branch a distance of * twenty-five miles from their - home office . and also would have authorized multi-bank holding companies. Bolger, in his statement before the committee, noted that there r was no absence of competition in McHenry county, with six­ teen banks and eight savings , and loan association offices with an approximate population of 120,000 people. He further stated that the local home-owned bank can do a better job for the community than can a system of state-wide branch banks. He cited the number of mortgage loans made in McHenry during the tight money situation and asked the committee to com­ pare the records of the com­ munity bank with that of the money center banks when it came to taking care of the home owner or the consumer. Both bills were rejected by the committee, the branching proposal by a vote of 7 to 6 and the holding company proposal was defeated by a vote of 8 to 5. The latest reports are that the sponsor will ask the full Senate to override the Finance com­ mittee recommendations and ask for consideration by the full Senate April 9. KIWAWIS NEWS WONDER LAKECLUB A letter was received from Lt. Governor Dean Cunat, calling for a meeting of all club presidents and secretaries for the purpose of selecting a Lt. Governor-select for the coming year. The date is April 16. Dates to remember: Fun night at the bowling alley; next the International convention, June 22 to 25 in Atlanta, Ga., and then the I.I. district con­ vention at the Sheraton Oak- brook, Aug. 15, 16 and 17, and next the divisional "Little Miss Peanut" runoff July 22 at the McHenry Legion hall, and last but not least, Divisional Sports day July 16 at the Crystal Lcfke Country club. If you haven't adopted a safe driving resolution we suggest that you do so im­ mediately. NOW OPEN AT 4705 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Automatic Car Wash Will Open 'Soon!! GALAXY CAR WASH osco yj.iM X Fresh Spring Savings! Prices effective Thursday, April 10 through Saturday, April 12, 19?T5. 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