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eat. TKSlrediy. April 9. 1958 THE McHENRT PLAlNDEALEft Page Fifteen i. J l I "ft!, Wonder Lake ADOPT BY-LAWS FOR RETARDED CHILDREN ASSN. by Jane Ducey -- 27S1 " ^|,fThe McHenry County Associ- " ation for Retarded Children " lifet Tuesday night at the court house in Woodstock for the " purpose of adopting the by-laws of the organization. This ac- 5 Jtidn had been postponed at the advice of the State office un- 'til the membership had considered a model set of by-laws supplied to them. The model proved to be almost identical the by-laws tentatively setup by the McHenry county group and so were adopted by the membership as originally drafted. The meeting date of the group has been changed from the first Tuesday of the month to the third Tuesday. It was . also agreed to rotate the meeting place throughout tne county to better serve tne members 9 the area, The next meeting will be at Harrison school in Wonder Lake, April 21. At this meeting the board of directors will be elected by the membership, and the officers of the organization elected from the board. Nominations from the floor will be in order. New members will be welcome. earlier date will be honored on this evening. The plays represent the final fund raising effort of the eighth grade class for their Springfield trip. A Rummage Sale Saturday A rummage sale will be held at Harrison school in the lunchroom, Saturday, Aprjl 11. from 9 to 5, sponsored by the eighth grade class. The sale is one of many projects the class has undertaken through the year to raise funds for the educational ^trip to Springfield which the graduates take each year in May. tThe donation of clothing and iall furnishings, such as lamps and end tables, would be , Welcomed by the class. Rumia$ e will be picked up if you ^'>W.L. 7831, or may be left tola's Midwest store or the linal store. The fund rais- _ committee has all been .* &cj?Tting on the rummage sale, '.'•and consists of Mrs. Ann Dolan 990 Mrs, Claire Bruscato as ^B^qhairmen, and Mrs. Lorraine Moore, Mrs. Viola Rochowicz, Mrs. Kate Vacula, and Mrs, Celia Ensminger. Senior Class Plays The two one^rtft plays which . were postponed because of the pre-Easteryfllness in the community will be given at Harrison school Thursday, April 16, with'the curtain at 8:15. Tick- •ii which were brought for the lSt 4 th 2«a 5th Watc 7th! 3rd 6th ^Vhat?? Watch This Paper! ihl Coming Soon -- the Nativity Lutheran Church News Sunday, April 12, National Christian College Day will be observed at Nativity, stressing the increasing importance in our time of the church college and university. The sermon title for that day will be, "Eyes t)n Tomorrow." This day is of special interest to Nativity since many of the young people of the congregation are in college, and the church is supporting the "United for Christ's Tomorrow" campaign for the Ilinois Synod educational institutions, such as Carthage college and the Chicago Lutheran seminary. This coming weekend, April 9 to 11, is "Friendship Weekend" at Carthage college, and some of the area high school juniors and seniors will be puests of the college, spending the weekend on the campus, seeing what college life is like. Sunday evening, April 12, the Luther League will host the Confirmation class in a reception starting at 7:30 p.m. to which all the young people are invited. This is always one of the highlights of the year as the co^firmands are welcomed into the youth auxiliary of the I church. The receptioji will be preceded by a candlelight service of dedication. The "Men of the Church" are sponsoring "World's Series" night Wednesday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. All men of the church and community (and anyone in their families who enjoys baseball) are welcome to see the highlights of the 1958 World's Series on film and in color. This is one of the big quarterly events that is sponsored by the "Men of the Church" to encourage finer service and fellowship among the men of the church. It is a wonderful opportunity for dads to bring their sons, and for Little Leaguers to bring their dads. There will be refreshments after the program. on was moved from the Rockford hospital to Chicago Saturday morning. Sharon Moore Seriously III The community shares the anxiety of the Jack Moore family, whose daughter, Sharon, is a patient at Illinois Research hospital in Chicago. Her illness has been diagnosed as encephalitis (sleeping sickness) and not spinal meningitis as was previously believed. Shar- Christ the King Church News Thursday, April .9, at 8:30 p.m., the/ Holy Name society will meet in^ the parish hall. Frank Pillei', president, welcomes all the new men in the parish' to join this organization and urges all present members to bring their friends a.id neighbors, since it is their goal to have every man in t^e parish join this men's group. Sunday, April 11. the Holy Name men will receive The Sacrament of Holy Communion together, at the 8 a.m. Mass. The function of the diocesan Catholic salvage drive is to provide low-cost clothing and furniture, and bric-a-brac. Bring your donation to the parish hall, in classroom 1, before April 12. Coming Events--First Holy- Communion May 3. at 9:30 Mass, May Crowning at 3, p.m. Altar and Rosary card party April 23, at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Discussion Club "The Vacation of Marriage, part 2" will be the subject for discussion when the "youth group meets Monday. April 13, at 7 p m. All men and women of high school age are urged to attend. Christening Veronica Deana Carlson, daughter of John and Bartrela Carlson, was baptized Easter Sunday by Rev. James Vanderpool. Godparents are Carlson Lorden and Doris Crane. staff meeting Monday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. A meeting for those interested in helping with daily vacation bible school will be held after the prayer meeting Wednesday, April 15. A large staff of teachers and workers will be needed this year, and early planning and organization will help to keep things running smoothly during D.V.B.S. Any young people and. women who will be available during the first two weeks in June, are asked to attend this meeting and signify their desire to help. There will be a youth retreat, Friday and Saturday, April 17 and 18. The bus will leave the church at 5 p.m. Friday for the east side Bible church in Chicago. Those attending will stay in Chicago -over night, and will enjoy a complete program geared to 'teen-agers. One of the highlights of th^ retreat will be Bill, Pierce and Dick Anthony, radio personalities from station WMBI There will be time for recreation, supervised games, panel discussion, banquet, closing Saturday evening with the latest Youth for Christ film, "In Times Like These." Bible Church News The Ladies Missionary Guild will meet Thursday, April 9, at 10:30 a.m. at the church. There will be a work session, luncheon, business meeting, and a time of devotions. There will be a Sunday school Little League Organizes There will be an organizational meeting of all Little League has undergone a steady growth in the last two years and now needs adult leadership badly, according to president Paul Marke. to meet the demands made upon the organization by this 8 to 12 year old group of boys. Board Accepts Plans The working drawings and specifications for the new addition to Harrison school, as presented by the architects, were accepted by the Board of Education of District 36 at their meeting Thursday night. Bids to work on the addition were released April 8 to the contractors. The board will 8 WAYS To Make Money with Plaindealer Want Ads OPEN SSPTI® SYMfSMS FAST NO DIGGING! • Dissolves sludge, ItMst, or waste o Opwi dogged DralnfioM* o Nsy to apply ©If BOYSi Septic Tank Cleaner J£ 1 HARDWARE PHONE 7?2 ISO N. Riverside Dr. McHenry Plaindealer Waist Ads talk to a lot of people each week! ' Phone 170 And let us help you write your ad. The cost is very little* Sell Clothing that - you have discarded. Get Cash for Furniture no longer In use. * Rent your spare room. . 4 Rent your garage during the winter months. Sell the old Radio you are not using. Sporting goods havfe ai great many buyers. Sell Produce, Poultry, Livestock. Sell your services with a Want Ad. open the bids at their April 28 meeting. Second Girl To Couple Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gildemeister are the happy parents of a little 5 lb. 1 oz. girl, born March 2 at the Memorial hospital. They have named their daughter, Wendy Susan. Older sister, Vickey Lou, will be 4 years old in June. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Emil Hoffman of Chicago and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hay Gildemeister, Sr., of Wonder Lake. Bowling Standings Paul's Hardware holds first place in the Friday night men's league with 54 wins; Cristy is 2nd with 51 ^ wins; Cleaners has 501 2 wins; and W. L. Bldrs. Circle Inn and George's. Firemen are tied for 4th with 49 wins; Streets, 48; Silk's, 45; Van's Wonder Lounge 42*2; W. L. Oil is tied with Mill Inn with 42 wins; and Kreugers 34. Friday night Circle Inn took 3 from W. L. Oil; P. Murdock 213-551; B. Schau 210-539; B. Detwiler 206-212-237-655. Paul's Hardware won 3 from Streets; G. Gergits 230-580; J. Wurm 220-536; Cristy's won 3 from Kreugers; H. Wohnrade 516; A. Olsen 544; George's Firem'en lock 2 from Silk's; E. O'Brien 562; J. Krause 524; G. Pedersen 201-547; Mill Inn \Von 3 from W. L. Bldrs.; E. Johnson 203-201-574; H. Hill 202-550; S. Simon 213-200-575; M. Herman 201-530; B. Houda 204-543; Cleaners won 2 from Van's Wonder Lounge; G. Wrede 220- 502; J. Gruel 211-579. 490 took advantage of the Easter vacation to make a field trip to McHenry last Monday morning. They had a conducted tour of a dairy and witnessed all the procedures milk goes through from the cow to the bottle. They were also treated to samples after bottling. From the dairy they went to a factory where they saw the manufacture of slacks from the bolt of material to the finished garment. Adult leaders escorting the girls were Mrs. June Rink, Mrs. Helen Pedersen, Mrs. Gerta Weisenberger, Mrs. Flo Dean, Mrs. Gertrude Dietrich and Mrs. Harriette Wilson. Al Schimke drove the Harrison school bus which transported the scouts. Hospital Auxiliary Betty Houck--8003 , Birthday Party Susan Grasser, daughter of the Fritz Grassers. formerly of Wooded Shores, and now living in Woodstock,, celebrated her eleventh birthday with a party Tuesday. Ruthie Wilson attended from across the Lake. TRAVEL PROMOTION Tuesday evening, April 14 at 7:45 p.m. the semi-annual meeting of the Woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital will be held at the Community Methodist church hall in McHenry. This has been mentioned several times in the past few weeks but Mrs. Fred Bond and the auxiliary board members want to be sure that everyone interested in the work of the auxiliary in the past, and in the plans for the future, will be certain to hold this date open and will attend this meeting. Young girls interested in hospital volunteer work, will find a great deal to entertain and instruct them in the words of Mrs. Ward Vand^rpool of Rockford. one of the founders of the organization of TAG's 'teen-age girls volunteer group. There are so many things planned for the future--May will bring Career Day to be held in conjunction with hospital week, and the big fashion show on the thirteenth of May. The Art Show date will be decided on soon, and the committee has already started on their arduous but rewarding task. These projects require a great deal of attention from a number of hard working, dedicated people, but the results are well worth it, in the benefits that accrue to the McHenry hospital, and to the people of the surrounding communities that it serves. Has a man gained anything who has received a hundred favors and rendered none? 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