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HM>> m&sssm, Ipersonals Harold Walter To Wed fplmitW Park Girl" ! i>f Mfv and. Mrs. John Eshqo^of /Elmwood Park ahnounM the 'engagement of their daughter, Esther Margaret, to Harold E. . Walter, brother of Mrs. Alvin (Lena) .Dowell of Mill street, with whom he makes his home. Harbhcl "graduated from the Ideal high; school in 1951 and Was employed by the Northern Trust company in Chicago, where the couple met, before he was called irtto service. He is now on a 'tempiorary duty assignment" at Camp McCoy. Wis., after spending the last year and a half , at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. His fiancee is a graduate of Waller high school in Chicago, and is also employed in that city. No definite wedding plans have been mae. SELECT MISS LAKE REGION FROM THIS AREA Johnsburg P.T.A. -Meeting May 20 The regular Johnsburg - P.T.A. meeting will be held on May 20 at 8 p.m. at the^Johnsburg school. Hie members of the school board will be guests and a question and answer session will " follow the meeting. Refreshments will be served by t h e k i n d e r g a r t e n m o t h e r s , tvho are the hostesses for this meeting. McHenry has been asked to participate when the second annual Miss Lake Region Beauty contest is under way. Miss Lake Region and her tiny counterpart ( a new feature of the event) will be selected July 4 and 5 at a celebratioh sponsored by the Lakes Region Improvement association. Candidates for Miss Lake Region must be residents of Lake or McHenry counties, single arid between 16 and. 24 years of age. Tiny Miss Lake Region must be aged 2 through 5. The association sponsors the beauty pageant and celebration to raise funds for maintenance of locks and chemical treatment of the lakes. The queen will receive a crown, trophy, trip and many gifts. The runner-up will be presented a trophy and awards. Navy officers from Great Lakes Naval Training center will serve as judges. Anyone interested is asked to write to Miss Lake Region Beailty Contest, Box 237, Rt. Ingleside, 111., including a small snapshot photo for identification only. PATRICIA WALSH WILL APPEAR ON HONOR PROGRAM WOMAN'S CLUB •OOKING AHEAD O FINE YEAR A number of Sister Andreella's piano pupils participated in a piano audition which was Jield at Sacred Heart school in Lombard recently and all passed with gratifying marks. Patricia Walsh daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. Earl R. Walsh, was • ;Patricia Walsh chosen to represent St. Mary •school Jo an honorary program at the. Madonna high school in Aurora Sunday, May 18, at 2:30 in the afternoon. Pupils who took part in the audition besides Patricia were Rodney Mauch, Barbara Wolf, Victoria McCall, / Louise Tonyan,. Deno Buralli, Thomas Brefeld, Isabelle Wolf, June Miller, Lorraine Miller, Patricia Miller, Kathleen Justen, Linda Lambert, Dorothy Curran and Jeanette McCall. CHORALIERS TO PRESENT SPRING CONCERT MAY 21 The last meeting of the McHenry Woman's club proved to be one of the most interesting of the year. The fine luncheon, the interesting slides on nature shown by Mrs. Charles Walgreen, plus her humorous comments,, made the afternoon a real pleasure. A vote of thanks should be given Mrs. Stilling, and Mrs. Fleming, as well as Mrs. Bailey, who pinch-hit at the last minute, with Mrs. Jack Ritter assisting. The next meeting will be in September. The September meeting Is always a luncheon meeting, with some very good entertainment. If you are not a member and would like to ioin, please contact the membership chairman. Mrs. Vaughn Jones of pistakee Bay. The officers for the 1958-59 season were introduced at the last meeting. Members feel confident the next year will be as interesting as the last has been under the leadership of Mrs. Goodell as president, and Mrs. Dietle as program chairman. Mrs. Dietle is the incoming president. Mrs. Vaughn Jones is vice-president, and Mrs. Clyde Bailey, second vice-president, for the cpming year. CARD OF THANKS With deep appreciation I wish to thank all my friends for cards, gifts and visits during my recent stay in the hos- Dital. 2 Ethel M. Holly Mr. and Mrs. John Shanks and children : Stephen, Joy, Martha, Paul and John, Jr. of Peru, S,.,A....left Thursday for Minnesota, after a several days visit with their friends Mr. and Mrs.. Ben J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Shanks, missionaries under Wycliff Trans laters, $re spending a furlough ^visiting relatives and friends in the States; On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. . Shanjks gave a talk before the Woirtan's Missionary Society at the Evangelical Mission church in Crystal Lake and that same evening Mr. Shanks showed colored slides and told about their work at the same church. Mr.- and Mrs. Ralph Kirwan of Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs. Charles Kirwan and Mrs. W. Peake of Crystal Lake, were recent guests in the home of Mrs. William Spencer. Miss Elsie Anderson of Chicago, was a weekend guest of her sister, Mrs/ Ben J. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young and Mrs. Anna Miller visited in the John Kolway home at Burlington, Wis.; Wednesday. Mrs. John Leickman of Burlington, Wis.; visited McHenry friends last week. Mrs. A. P. Freund, Mrs. Volney Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Freqnd attended a gathering at the Joseph Petticlair home in Waukegan Thursday evening, honoring the former's granddaughter, Carol Ann Petticlair, who was one of a class of 468 who were • confirmed at Immaculate Conception church that evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson accompanied the Marion Messman family ' of Woodstock to Kansasviiie, Wis.; for a visit in the John Thompson home on Mother's Day. Mr. ahd Mrs. Harry Lawrence of Chicago, were weekend guests of McHenry relaiives. Mrs. Paul Bradford and son, Ronald, of Venice, Calif.; are spending a few months in the home of her father, Harold Owen. Theresa Steffan, Irene Guffey, Helen Heuser, Evelyn Justen, Olivia Bauer, Elizabeth Thompson, Helen Thompson, Laura Weber, Gertrude Weber and Frances Widhelm of the C.D. of A. took a treat to the boys at Downey Wednesday evening The James Wagner family of Milton, Wis.; were Mother's Day guests in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon. Mrs. A. P. Freund and son, Ralph, attended the funeral of Mrs. Phillip Petticlair in Glenview Friday. Phillip Ahlberg has returned to Fort Hood, Texas, after spending a two weeks leave with his wife in the home of her father, Harold Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hayes of Chicago, were McHenry visitors Monday. Mrs. Edith Hayes who spent the weekend in their home returned to Mc- Hpnry with them. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reinboldt daughter, Gwen, Mrs. Emma King and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paddock; Jr.; were guests in the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Waidzunas in Waukegan Thursday evening. Mrs. Reinboldt and Mr. Paddock served The l^ake Region Choraliers ; >vill present their fifth spring Concert oh Wednesday evening, ilMay 21, at 8 p.m. in the grade 1 ^school auditorium in Waucon ' da._ Among the selections of the grotip will be "All The Things You Are" and "It's A "JjBig, Wide, Wonderful World," Included among a collection Jof spirituals, classics and popu- **tar numbers. The group, directed by Wil- . iliam J. Misik, will feature four i.^olosist, a close harmony quara| tet of women and a men's en- ,-lsemble. Soloists include Mrs. Sr.; Vera Kornburger, Mrs. Rose Stone aibj| Mrs. Carolyn Rit- >thaler of Holiday Hills. ' Therfc'tB no admission charge. HOMEBUTLDERS MEET "the Homebuilders organization of the Community Metho- ^Sidist church are planning a "dinner-date" "night on Friday * May 16, at Antkxih. \g4. New, Instant RELIEF tor TiRtD, ACHING BACKS! MCK-EASIR* •lit like 1I t Ofottrl CfMirmd , comfort "dIo crtoafpi. pNoor t t(tRlnlctf ttttt tii (rant; Mft. fo*m rubber ba itdw Ihth Bulger's Drag Store Phone 40 NEW SUN IN GLASSES Be .smart in the "Stroller"^ one of our glamorous new Ray-Ban styles by Bausch 8c Lomb. Ray-Ban lenses are optically perfect for your outdoor activities, ground-and-polished-to-curve to give you cool vision hour after hour. Come and see them at 108 8. Green St. DRUGS as sponsors for Katl\y and John, the Waidzunas twins, who wejfi eenfinned at Inimaculate Conception church that evening. Mr. and. Mrs. Louis McDonald of Woodstock called on McHenry friends Saturday^ " •Mr. Snd Mrs. 'William Morgan and children Jeanne and Joey of Elkhorn, Wis.; were weekend guests in the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller. Other out qf town guests in the Miller home on Sunday were, Mrs^ John Purvey and family of Crystal L a k e . ' , ' . • 1 '. Mrs. H a w a r d Reinboldt, daughter Gwen,Mrs. - Henry Green and Mi's. Emma Geary spent a reerit day in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schti-. macher tind daughters, Linda and Jane^of Fox River Grove spent Mother's Day. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stoffel. • j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander Of Hebron, enjoyed a trip to <New Glarus, Wis., Wednesday. % Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Denman, of Gurnee were here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lloyd Benwell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W i 11 i.a m Schwartz of Oconomowoc, Wis. were guests of Mrs. I^ose I£ei^ nebeck Mother's Day. ti Mr. and Mrs. Chester SteV? ens of Waukegan, were Sunday visitors in the Robert Thompson home. Mrs. Herbert Engdahl attended a bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Skelly in Oak Park Wednesday. Mrs. William Justen visited her son, Roilin, and family in Chicago Mover's Day. Out of town guests in the ! who ma§ her home of Mrs. A. P..Freund on (their hoMe at Mother's Day ° were Mr. and Mrs. Delphin Freund, Peftny, Mike and Stephen, Wauconda; Ralph Freund, Mr. and Ij^rs. Richard Frett, Ricky, Sheila and Melissa, Crystal Lake. Visitors on Saturday were $Ir. -and Mrs. Donald Freund and Cindy of Glenview. Edwin Wright of DfePlairij.es attended the utneraK oft his cousin, Mrs. Lloyd Benwell, here Saturday. Mr. end Mrs. Rjc|j*|Atd Sedar. and sons of Watik&^an, Were' Sunday guests oi-h^r i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freii ^fenapfl. Mr. and Mrg.,M8iAmf Stpffej spent Friday #! Ohio, III. where they attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Daiziel, a former Big Hollow • ;**sident, which - took place Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wissell attended a gathering in tlie Charles Wissell home' in Alden Sunday, where they celebrated Mother's Day and also Mr. Wissell's birthday. Mr. and Mr^. Bart Yegge and son, Jack, were weekend guests in the V. H. C. Yegge home in DeWitt, Iowa, where they observed Mother's . Day and also the First. Communion of their niece, Mvy' Beth Frank. Mr.- and Mrs. Dave Havercamp aJVJ. daughters of Dun-, dee, and Mrs. William Johns of Elgih, called , on McHeniry relatives. Sunday, .. . Mrs. Irene Guffey wasv a dinner guest in the home of her ion, William Guffey and family, in Richmond, Mother's Day. Out of to\vh guests in her homei that afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schmalfelt and Mr. and praer Matzor, Ke-. nosha. Wife*,. Mr. and Mrs. Les Bungard ana\Marilyn, Elmhurst and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henniken, .^WOodstock. ?aKul--o- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Betty, Bobby and Sandra were guests, in the Roy Weidrich home in Burlington, Wis.; Saturdriy: tCffert»pon. ; Mjss - Amanda Behrens of Woodst'^k-,-. Visited McHenry relatives Friday evening and attehded the Junior band concert, in which her niece, Miss Nancy Lock wood, took ja part. BABY Christii|| Lyinn is the name selected 4pr the new daughter of Mr. ajid Mrs. Zane Grey, appearance at 448 Jefferson avenue, Elgin, April 25. The proud grandmother is Mrs. Winnie Jotitz of 163 Summit street, formerly of McHenry. DEMOCRATIC MEETING The Democratic. Women's organization' is planning for a meeting in August, preceded a membership drive. Anyone interested is asked tQ c&H Mrs. William Bolger, phone 4, or R 703- Mrs. Lawrence Huck, phOne •M: ' Dort't be discouraged. Many a man has never started climbhe reached the bot- • i-t Plenty of Room For All of Our Stiiiilttier Rothes Now ! Our Winter Things Are At RAINBOW CLEANERS t % -To be cleaned and stored until we McHenry PHONE McHENRY 40 Vernon Reinboldt, at right, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is shown pre-" j senting a weelc's tuition each at Egyptian Music camp to three happy recipients. They are Valerie Peterson, left, Melody Losch, in middle, and Susan Prawl, right. Valerie and Mel- . ody are sixth graders :iand Susan is in seventh grade at Junior high school. The girls will attend cbnip In June, sponsored by. the local V.F.W. The a'^ards were made at last Friday evehing's annual spring band conceit,' direct?} by Paul Raa^ch. •' ' .• ti ' ' w • . - ' '; Photo by iBill McCarroll Communjrioon. In- May 15 WSCS Meeting -- ity Methodist church stallation of officers. McHenry Township Republican Woman's Club Dinner Meeting -- 8 p.m. -- McHenry Country Club. May 17-18 McHenry Choral Club Spring Program--High School Auditorium-- 8:15 pim. May 18 Children's Style Show -- Sponsored by Wonder Lake Legion Auxiliary. , May 20 Riverview Camp, R. N. A., Card Party-- 8 p.m. -- K. of C. hall. . R.N.A. Public Card Party-- K. of C. Hall--8 p.m. Card Party -- Sponsored by Riverview Valley Camp, R.N.A. --K. of C. Hall--8 p.m. Wouldn't it be great ff y6u could jwave a magic wand and double your hone's .closet. Space overnight? In effect that's what our <sfce<SaJ clean-and-store service does for you. You simply -tuwi. off-season garments over to us and use the. dlo&et space thus vacated for seasonable things. Stored garments will be returned to you spic and span . . . You can step into them and step out pn a moment's notice. It costs surprisingly little, too. So why hot ask us aboUjt our Box Storage Service today! SAVE 10% GMh 'n Cw^y RAINB0W CLEANER S PHONE 927 " Aronnd Corner North ef National Tea N. FRONT ST. ' McHENBY, ILL Open Dally 8 AJML To 6 P.M. ALWAYS PUENTY OF FREE PARKjOff© f ' At RAINBOWS DRIVE IN ' 1 Johnsburg P.T.A. lifeetirigf-- 8 p.m.--Johnsburg School. Card Party Sponsored* by Riverview Camp, R.N.A'. -- 8 p.m. -- K. of C. Hall. -~ May 21 Lecture Luncheon Club -- Noon--Wing and Fin Club. , May 21 and 22 j Rummage Sale' -- 10 a.m; to 4 p.m. -- ,y.F.W. Clubhouse--; Sponsored by Veterans of For-: eign Wars Auxiliary. May 22 World War I Veterans' Meeting-- Legion Home -- 8 p.m. May 25 High School Music Festival --Boys' Gymnasium--8:15 p.m. May 27 Ringwood School Graduation May 28-29 Rummage Sale--Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid--Church basement on John St. May 30 Annual Memorial Day Dinned-- Ringwood Church--Sponsored by Ringwood Church Building Finance Committee. MARRIAGE LICENSE Peter C. May of Spring Grove and Janet L. Miller of Pell Lake, Wis. More, than 95 percent of vehicles involved' ih fatal 'accidents on U. '.S.,. highwa^s^in 1957 were inj ia^parently Jgood condition. </;->• Road olUilg available inpw. Hester .Oil Co. Call Mcjenry 240. 2 HAVE YOUR DISHES DRY THEMSELVES/ Phone McHenry 231- or JAcksoii 6-2081: - pretty f^or the ? A new pert hairstyle by our hairstylists is just the thing to best -flatter your prom fashions. 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