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Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 18, 1960®» Johnsburg SODALITY HOLDS PRE-LENTEN PUBLIC PARTY by Betty Hettermann The officers and members of i the Blessed Virgin Sodality j wishes to extend an invitatipr j to one and all to attend their ! public party. This p\ »nt wil ' take place in the community j club hall next Sunday evening i Feb. 21, beginning at 8 p.m. ! On The M«*nd Friends of Mrs. Peter Oef-; fling will be happy to learn: that she returned to her home last Friday after spending several weeks in the Woodstock hospital and St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin. We. all join in, wishing her continued good health in the future.. i Congratulations Corner Georgette Miller was feted at a party held in her home on Feb. 6 honoring her eighteenth birthday. Joining in on the celebration were the following 'teenagers: Connie Dowell. Nancy Piatt. Judy Michels, Janice Huff, Marilyn Fuchs. Nancy Weber, Janice Wakitsch, Patty Hiller, Dale Rammien, Ronnie McDonough, Dick Schumacher, Ron Roberts, Geno Smith, Ted Zelmis, Jack Kok and his friend, Russ. The very young child of Joel and Sharon Adams * was to undergo surgtM V at- St^ Therese's hospital last week. We hope this is the end of th-» troubles for . the youngster. Brownie News At their meeting last Tuesday, Troop 378 made valentines for their parents. The girls also had a party at which time they exchanged valentines. The troop welcomed Patti Sullivan into their troop. Patti is a transfer fror" a Brownie troop in Chicago. Happy anniversary wishes ;sre extended to Dick and Connie Marshall who celebrated 18 years together on Valentine's Day; to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frett in observance of their 'hirtv-sixth anniversary and to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fritz who have an anniversary coming up later,this month. .. Phil Mangold has a birthday this month and someone said he is going to be "80 years young" but I really don't think we should beliuv it. ANNOUNCE COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP TEST DATE AS MARCH 26 Physical therapy treatments ire now being given to physic a l l y h a n d i c a p p e d c h i l d r e n from throughout- the county who attend a special class at Crystal Lake's North school. No charge for the services of Mrs. Jane Vahey. registered Frank Oef fling observed his natal day last Sunday by having members of his family drop in for a small celebration. Therapist Mrs. Jane Vahey with Terry Hofreiter at a special class for. the physically handicapped. Troop 195 held no meeting last Wednesday due to the severe' snow storm. Resident Passes On Mrs. May Shay of Nipsen's subdivision passed away on Feb. 9 at tit*. Villa Rest Home. She had been a patient in St Francis hospital in .Evanston! for several weeks prior to hev' confinement to The rest home.; She is survived by her husband. William; one son and one daughter. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the surviving members. Ticket Reminder Have you ' purchased your ticket to the softball dance as, yet? Remember, this dance, takes place on Saturday even- i ing. Feb. 27, in the community: club hall. Welcome Sons Congratulations are in order for A1 and Dorothy Adams who added a new member to their f a m i l y l a s t w e e k . s o n w a s born to them at St. Therese's hospital on Feb. 9. The Adams' also have two other sons and two daughters. Mr. and Ms Otto Adams are the proud paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. bill Crist, former residents of J a k - A n a Heights, now residing in Barrington welccir-i a srs 1, born on Feb. 12 at 'iu Woodstock hospital. Maureen, Billy, Pat and Colleen are making friends row with the newest member of the Crist clan. Around The Town Mr. and Mi's. John THelen have been spending a few weeks enjoying the sunny climate of Florid:' Mrs. George Hili(?i and he! sister, Rena, returned last week after spending se%eral days in Washington visiting Dorothy Hiller. The infant son of Lowell and Donna Anderson was baptized l a s t S u n d c > f t S t . J o h n ' s church. Sponsors for the baby were Cathy Michels and Ronnie Adams. The Andersons entertained guests at their home honoring this special event. Pete and Marge Peterson were joined by another couple j for a relaxed weekend in Rock-1 ton. Marge's folks took care j of the family while they were gone. In next week's column we will have the names of the winners of the current men's Forester bowling tournament. Participants and their .wives or girl friends will be on handi next Saturday evening in thej community club hall for dinner a t 7 p . m . f o l l o w e d b y t h e awarding of prizes and later dancing. therapist oh the staff of Easter Seals for McHenry County, is being made by the organization, according to Dr. Bertha Schafer, president. William Whiteside is the classroom teacher for these children and is specially trained to educate the physically handicapped. Mrs. Vahey is a graduate therapist from the University of Illinois and stildied one further year at Stanford university. The treatments she gives to the children are in accordance with the prescription of each child's physician or orthopedic surgeon. One 10- year old youngster who has not walked since age 3 when she had polio' is being taught by Mrs. Vahey to walk with braces. Another county group, the United Cerebral Palsy Association of McHenry County, assists the physically handicapped program by paying a portion of Mr. Whiteside's salary and the salary of his classroom assistant. The parents' group of Cerebral palsy provides equipment which is needed by the classroom teacher or physical therapist. OBITUARIES Dr. VVm. L. DeLarye Dr. William L. DeLarye, DDS, 54, a former resident of Country Club subdivision, McHenry, died unexpectedly in' his sleep last week Tuesday, Feb. 9, while attending the Chicago Dental association meeting. Death was attributed to a cor- He was in charge of a committee for exhibitors for dental supply at 1«is convention. Dr. DeLarye was born Aug. 13, 1904, in Ishpeming, Mich. He married Marjory M. Davis in Dundee on Aug. 4, 1953, and moved to McHenry the following year. For the past three and one-half months, they had resided in Barrington.. He maintained offices in Chicago at 25 E. Washington for the past ten years. The deceased was a veteran of World War H, serving as a captain in the U.S. Army dental corps in the Pacific theatre. He was a member of the American Legion Post, No. 491, and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chicago. Dr. DeLarye received his education in Marquette, Mich., and at the Northwestern school of dentistry, from which re received his degree. He was a member of the Chicago Dental society and the American Dental association. Survivors include his wife; two children, An^ Elizabeth. 4, and Douglas Clement, 2; a half-brother, Thomas Guy, of Ishpeming, Mich.; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Riberdy of Ishpeming and Mrs. Rose Collins of Marquette, Mich. Services were held Saturday at 1:30 o'clock from the Stirlen funeral home in Barrington, with interment in Evergreen cemetery, Barrington. Rev. Donald Duncan officiated at last rites. Mrs. Ethel Smith Mrs. Ethel Smith, 70, a resident of Venice avenue, McHenry, died Thursday morning, Feb. 11, in McHenry hospital, where she had been a patient for only a few days. Mrs. Smith was born Sept. 22, 1889, in England and had lived here for the past ten years. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star . Worry never robs tomorrow , of its sorrow; it only saps to- i day of its strength. ' FIESTA Spaghetti March 1st For Thai MAN In Your LIFE JhuntzTV More than 10 years of continuous dedication to highest quality . .. /%% wiumpk! *149.95 m s«. in.) * vA: •x % , ^ and GBANDPA too...' There's nothing that gets so close to a Dad ds a gift of wearables. Choose from our complete selections. McGEES Store for Men 117 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, 111. upen Daily * a.m. u> t> p.m • Kndays 8 a.m u> U p.n, •"Msndavs" fl a.m 'til 12 Noor> and the W.S.C.S. of the Community Methodist church. Survivors include her husband, Sidney J. Smith; a daughter, Mrs! Phyllis Nimtz, of McHenry; one granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. Services were held at 1 o'clock Monday from the George RpJusten & Son funeral home, 'with Rev. George W. Martin officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Daniel Lang ^Daniel Lang, 88, of Rt. 2, Wonder Lake, died Wednesday, Feb. 10, in the Woodstock Residence. He was a native of Wheeling, W. Va., where he was born April 17, 1874! Graveside rites were conducted Friday at Memorial Park cemetery, Evanston. HIGH RATING STUDENTS NAMED TO HONOR ROLL BIRD PRESERVATION Intensive agriculture in. 11% nois has transformed grasslands into corn and soybean fields, reducing the prairie chicken population to less than 2.000 birds, according" to the state Departriu_:.i of Conservation. 1 («e Illinois Prairie Chicken Foundatioi. '.i striving to preserve an Illinois bird that occupied a unique niche in the history of this state. Last year the Plaindealer carried the names of students in the local high school and Junior high school listed on the "A" honor ^ roll. More names have been released for the "B" plus rolls for the high school and eighth grade. Seniors Joan Adams, Lynn Buckie Mary Carr, Joyce Eckstein, Sue Etheridge, John Gates. Karen Glysing, Paule Granger, Sandy Harris, Nancy Jurack, Virginia Kirk, Judy Laskowski, Bebe Liedteke, Don Parisi, Nahcy Ritter, Beverly Spohr, Richard Sprague, Karen Thompson and Nancy Weber. Juniors Mary Berg, Roy Broderson, Nanci Buckner, Camille Covalt, Sherry Evans, oTim Marshall, Judy Novak, Nana Oonk, Karen Parkhurst, Alan Rietesel, Sandy Stetson, Roger Swanson, Nancy Whiting and Eleanore Wirfs. Sophomores William Anderson, John Boyle, Jackie Cannon, Sue Dahlquist, Janet Eckstein, Sandra Igler, Dorothy Kerr, Madeline Kodis, Gary Mackey, Pamela Munroe, Mary Jane Pitzen, Marcia Pretzmari, Janet Schimke and Johnny Smith. Freshmen Elizabeth- Barbier, Michael H e s t e r , R o b e r t a H o u c k , M a y Kirk, Albert Kissling, Kathryn Kostal, Kathleen Kozicki, Mark Laskowski, Lorraine Lid, Everett May, Susan Murray, William Niemiec, Ed. Parks, William Peterson, Susan Prawl. John Rourke, Carol Sompel, Sandy Spohr, Cynthia Tomasello and Linda Waller. Eighth Grade Jim Benson, Carol Booster Sandra Buccaro. Fred Cooper, James Fantus, Lynn Hartman, Gladys Hiland, Bill Heuser, Barbara Jandt, Richard Jelinek, Terry Koephke, George Lissy, Terry Margraff, Judy Reining, M a r d a S c h n e c k a n d E l l e n Wells. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION First contracts to be avva®- ed on highway construction projects irt Gov. William G>. Stratton's 1960 road program' were announced last week by the Illinois Division of Highways. The «w.<ids totaled $9,893,160. 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Wis., or 3 miles Northeast of Richmond, 111., on County Trunk P to Nippersink Archway, then West 1 mile, on TUESDAY. FEB. 23, 1960 SALE TO START AT 12:00 NOON 102 HEAD OF CATTLE -- 6 registered Holsteins, 3 cows, 3 heifers; 11 Guernseys; 91 Hi Grade Holsteins. I This herd is certified brucellosis free and TB tested. This is . an opportunity to buy cattle from a top producing herd of . top quality) dairy' cattle. | 45 cows, Htf&tein -- 12 fresh, 6 springers, balance milking good: ! 7 Gu^nsey cows -- 2 fresh, 3 springers, 2 milking good; ! 4 Heifers, bred Holsteins; 16 Holstein Heifers, breeding age; I 9 Holstein Heifers 8 months to 1 year; 5 Holstein Heifers 4 mos. to 8 mos.; 4 Guernsey Heifers 6 months to IV. years; 12 Heifer calves 1 to 4 months. MILK EQUIPMENT -- Stainless Steel Strainer; Pasteurizer; Milk Cart with 3 buckets. GRAIN, HAY, FEED -- 100 ton 1st crop Alfalfa and Timothy Hay; 400 bu. Oats; 600 bu. Ear Corn; 20 ft. Ensilage in 16 ft Silo. 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