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Pag* Sixteen THE WfcHENRY PLAIWDEAHER Maf 28. 198ft blstakM Highlands FRIENDS MOURN RECENT DEATH OF SENIOR CITIZEN fta/.el Morley Hyatt 7-332(1 Ka> Slelisoli Hyatt 7-3414 •Deepest sympathies go out to Agnes Wroblewski, widow of Stanley, and her daughters, Harriet Wilson and Marge Waldin. Stanley passed away very suddenly, Sunday, May 1,5. • His death leaves an empty place \vhich will be hard to fill, for he made many friends and was a reaIyneigiibor. Young and oic! alike mourn his passing. Hp was buried from St. Hyacinth's church in Chicago, where he had spent most of his life attending Mass. A Requiem High Mass' was sung for him . and many of his friends came t6 say their last good-bye. We j sjhnll 'all miss him and it was a I better,world-Just knowing him. j On behalf of the M.Y.-F. The I Reverend arid Mrs. Stine ac- I companied by Mr. afid Mrs. O. j C. Banker of Sunnyside attended services Sunday evening, May 15, at the Methodist Temple in Chicago. After the 1 services, they enjoyed a tour enjoyed themselves with- the games and we think so did many of the adults. Jt was well run and fun for all. Here and There Don Morin's patients were out from Chicago last Sunday of the Temple. \\9hich included i visiting with Don^ Audrey and the famous Sky Chapel and j sons. Dale and Tommy. Spring Cleaning ' It is most rewarding to see so, many folks btlsy painting tHeir'hciitie^. cleaning up their yards helping neighbors clean uf* empty lots -of weeds. New laLWns and landscaping can be seen in nialny' places. A weli kfept community is an asset that pays high dividends to all who reside there. Boy Sroutu ISnJoy Week-end Camp Out iTwelve Boy Scouts from the HTghlands, under the capable leadership of Frank Palmer, en^oyed a weekend camp-out in Lake Geneva. The boys left Friday evening and returned Siunday evening. A big vote of thanks to Joe Murray, Henry Sherman, Eugene Heir and ^Ihdy Brill who assisted Mr. Ffalmer with the boys. It was tSe first time in two years they enjoyed good weather on a trip. Woman's Club 'News :President Lorraine Ullo asks that as many of the women who are now members, or women who wish to become members be at this month's meeting and pay up the yearly dues. The money and number of members must be submitted Happy anniversary wishes to the Moreths on May 12. We should say belated wishes. Many Highland couples areplanning to attend the dance this Saiurday at the Moose Lodge in Woodstock. T h e k i n d e r g a r t e n c l a s s e s from Johnshiirg school enjoyed a field trip to a dairy farm in Libertyville last Tuesday. Happy birthday to Bill Moreth who celebrated his birthday on May 25. Don't forget the June association meeting coming up next week. It's June 1. Mrs: Morpt-h spent last Friday; working on the poppy day : drive. She will be staying in r-Chicago for two weeks as a j guest. in her daughter's home. Lorraine Hurdkes' mother, i Mrs. Rix, was visiting last Sunday for an early birthday celebration for Tommy Hurckes | who- win be eight years old on ( May 28. Her will" also have a i party with his school friends, j Jim and Cnrla Bales and Dot ar.d Jack Erbm helped the Do- ' beckis celebrate their anniversary at a "spur of the moment" j get-together. ! Related birthday wishes to : Hazel Rogde who celebrated i her birthday on May 15. She i returned home from DeKalb I after caring for her mother j and aunt who were both ill. I Those card playing lassies j !{ot together again last Friday sponsor a bake sale in St. i another evening of fun. Johh's school. Any -baked goods j Meeting at the home of Audrey from women members of tfie j Misavice were Dee Gregg, Ann Sodality or non members will • Zypelbaum. Toots Spankuch, be greatly appreciated. This is | Marie Schlick. Pat Jackson a <'ood chance tc stock up on | Meryl Fletcher. some very delicious home made | If you are still bothered by goodies for the Memorial Day , dogs running loose, as many"3 the wonderful view of Chicago I from the forty-second floor. ! Get Well Wishes i To Janet Wilson we send j best wishes for a speedy re- I •covery frpm her very bad j throat infectiqn. ^Po little Sue | Hanson who has been a very > sick little girl all week and to ' Mary Lewis who has been ill. News of Your Friends and Neighbors i Milton Crosdale Jr., and Ron j Spankuch left May 14, for a ; week's vacation ii\ Kentucky. ! Vi J-ohnson drove her par- i ents, the John Pechouses, to i the airport May 14. where they ; .boarded a p^ne for a two ; weeks \acation in Florida. | They will stay with a son who ; lives there. This was their first ; plane trip and they were so thrilled. Mrs. Anna* Cohrs spent all i last week visiting her children ; in 'Melrose Park 1 Barbara Sinicin was confined j at the 'McHenry hospital last week. We hope she will be on \ the mend soon and back with • her family. ! Stanley Osborne has been j home from work recovering from surgery on his leg. j Blessed Virgin Sodality Rake Sale May 29, after all Masses the Blessed Virgin Sodality will weekend. If you have a speciality you pride yourself on turning out. get it over to the girls. of us still are, get in touch with Mr. Gutzman in Wonder Lake. Mnunt Hope Church On May 29. Pastor Robert Stine will bring the message of the morning at 11 a.m. Sunday evening at the Harrison school in Wonder Lake. Attend Council Meeting Mrs. Marge Moreth and Mrs. Vi Schuble attended the P.T.A. to the Women's Federation of j I scll°o1 wil1 be at 9:30 a.m. Women's clubs by July first, and Lorraine would like to send in a big number of members. If you cannot attend the meeting, please send your dues with a friend or neighbor. This year we will be listed in the 1960 year book, so let's make a good showing. Now that our club belongs to the federation, we can look forward to greater events. News of Your Friends and Neighbors Jane Malek and children and Judy Krumwfede and children, spent May 16, in Park Ridge. Jane visited* with an aunt and Judy spent the day with her girl friend. Forrest and Grace Reinhardt and Ed and Sue Benzli left May 23, for a week's vacation fishing in Wisconsin. Roy and Gert Snell kept the home fires burning for them and entertained Gert's tft'o sisters from Chicago for the week. « Barb Schlick, Trudy Drockner and Kirk Merley participated in the song fest held at the McHenry high school May 15. Carl and Blanche Haefliger enjoyed a week's vacation last week. They took a few short trips visiting old friends. i Congratulations to the John ' Weingarts of Broadway, on the arrival of a baby daughter, bom in Chicago. The Weingarts have two other kiddies. Bill and Emma Rosengart entertained the Roy Snells May 14. The- two couples spent the evening playing their favorite game of pinochle. They enjoyed a late evening luncheon. Cub Scouts The Cub Scouts and their fathers had a wonderful time test Sunday when they visited the Niki site in Half Day. The Cubs will also march again on Memorial Day starting at 11:30 a.m. from the barn. This is an Impressive sight as many of you may remember from last year. We are looking forward to June 5 when the regular monthly communion service will be held. This is also Pente- Fun Fair Big Success The fun fair held at the Johnsburg school on May 14 was quite successful with a wonderful turnout. The kiddies ED'S RENTAL Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 M.Y.F. Fund Raising Movie June 11, the Reverend Stine will show the movie "The Man Called Peter" at the community center. The funds raised from the showing of this movie will be used to send delegates to camp. This is a fine way for the M.Y.F. to raise funds and a -very worth while movie to attend. sr SAFETY FIRIl/ YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARB FILLED CARKFUUV »Y BXPtKT PHARMACISTS *T Miumm DRUGS 1 STRONG RESERVES MEAN Safety For Your Savings Total reserves of $912,607.16 . . . have been set aside out of earnings for the exclusive benefit and protection of our members. Save where your total savings account are protected by reserves in excess of 9% of total savings Marengo Federal S^AAUVUININGCS ASASONCDI ALTOIOANN MARENGO. ILLINOIS 102 N. State SI -Phone JOrdan 8-7258 A Mutual Company Serving Northern Illinois Since 1925 Total Assets Over $11,500,000.00 Current Dividend Rote 4% cost Stuiday and the reception of metobers; At '4:30 p.m. there will be the Fourth Quarterly Conference of 'the church, at the church. Dr. Burger Dalh will preside. People of the. surrouhding territory are tii'gkl to remember the showing of the tnovie mentioned earlier in the column. It will begin at 8 pan. Well, that seems to be it for another ,xlay. We hope to be hearing from more of you and getting your news items. Bye now. see you next week. A WONDERFUL HOUR'S ENTERTAINMENT WITH TirE ICE tftPftPES TAB HUNTER GISELE MACKENZIE YOUR HOST CRAIG STEVENS SEE IT THURSDAY NIGHT JUNE 2 NBC-TV IN LIVING COLOR UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION SAfETV OF dy.TOUt SAVINGS ~-p\ Uf TO 5£v $10,000 Many people ^eem to have dcciHed 'fhat it's easier to be sick than courageous. SEAT BELTS j An approved auto seat belt I can be purchased in a few min- | utes. It can be safely installed on our car in less than fifteen I minutes. It can save our life ; in split seconds if you are in- ; volved in a collision. The Insi titute for Safer Living reports j that the desirability of using I a seat belt while driving or 'riding in a car has passed the ] experimental stage. Exhaustive tests show that a seat belt : worn at the time of a crash protects a ' person from being : ejected and often from striking sorite part of the car. THHT'S R FRIT Beat The Band! ffkE#£CXXO FOR CONTINUOUS DRUMMlN&fS HELD fff J/M ROGERSJVH&SE HONSTOPPERFOfWANCE LASTED mures, flL BUYU.S,8AYtHQSBQH£>6SOatf. M* aCm*m£fittFQ0Ut*#&A9ifVBrrY. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES PITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS COUB8: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 6 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 8:00 TO 8:S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE TVdrgreen 5-0452 By Dorothy Welchmann About sixty-five members and guests attended the annual Gold Star pot-luck dinner and meeting at the Legion home on May 16. Gold -Star members attending were Signe Miller, Isa belle T h o m pso n, Theresa Hansen and Loretta Meyer County President Agnes Whappler and her secretary were also honored guests. Mrs. Whappler honored us with an interesting talk after the dinner*. Those attending Downey on May 5 were Ruth Mrachek, Dorothy Diedrich, Louise Berquist, Richard GolbeCk, Colonel Fox, Vic and Marie Howe. Furnishing then music was Ken Sawdd. They took along four gallons punch, four dozen cupcakes, candy, 130 pocket type books, forty^one magazines and twelve, decks of playing cards for the veterans' use. The unit voted to charter a bus for the juniors to take to the convention on May 28 at Champaign. The bus would not only take the junior delegates and alternates, but also the junior color guard, who will perform at the convention. The. color guard won tenth place in a field of sixteen at a meet at Evergreen Park on Sunday, May 15. If you haven't seen these girls perform youi have really missed something. New m e m b e r s i n t r o d u c e d were R i t st Wetland, Lois Crouch • and. 'Betty 'Smith. Delegates elected to the district convention in Harvard on June 26 are Ruth Mrachek, Marie Hoiwe, Mary Einspar, Lauretta Homo, Frances Matcher* and Pearl Pietsch. Alternates are Midge Scharf, Dorothy Diedrich, Sue Wirfs, Miry Karitorski and Elaine Gray. Charter members Pauline Adams, Eva Bacon and Lena Blake were presented with their fifteen year membership pins. Chairman Of membership, Marge Mikota, announced that there ate now 3S6 merilbers in our unit, including the juniors. Anyone wishing to march in the Memorial Day parade please contact Ruth MraChek or Frances MatChen before that date. On Sundiay, May 29, a group of women will go to 'the cemeteries and- place flowers on the -graves. Ydur help ! will be welcome if you wish to participate. Immediately following the parade there will be a pot-luck dinner at the hall. The Salvation' Army is looking for taggers to help out on their coming Do-nut tag day. : Memorial services were held fGr deceased member, Mary Weingart. A beautiful hymn was sung by Mary Einspar, accompanied by Maria Guettler. SAFE SPEEDS Some druvers appear to know everything about cars except how to make them go slower. According to the Institute for Safer Living, travelling at speeds too fast for conditions is the leading factor in fatalities from highway accidents. 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Try a new ELECTHlC RANGE in your kitchen for 60 days_ Money-back guarantee / 4 5 I • i» ' See your dealer for details (j PuMic Service Company Cheese from Htess famevs brands WESTINOHOUSE • FRIGID AIRE • WARD'S SIGNATURE • GENERAL ELECTRIC ® MQNARCM • ADMIRAL • KELVIN ATOR • HOTPOINT • SEARS KINMORE • T AFP AN DIAPER DERBY IS ENTERED BY VFW AUXILIAHY The ladies' auxiliary to Post" 4600, V.F.W., McHenry, has entered the Diaper Derby by purchasing a diaper representing 3 bassinet for the Qtfv nursery in the proposed eighteen bed- building. Mrs- John B. (Daisy) Smith, president of the auxiliary, made, the purchase for the group from Mrs. Grace Goffo, ch ainYian of the Derby committee. The Derby, Which is a phase of the hospital's current fund raising drive, enables groups or individuals to purchase a diaper represen^g their choice of equipment. Names of purchasers will be affixed to each item. Funds from this source will provide much help in equipping the nursery. Besides 14 bassinets, equipment in the Derby includes two incubators, two baby scales, refrigerator, stove, bottle equipment, and a sterilizer. Purchase pf the bassinewis just one example of the many charitable activities. carried on by the V.F.W. auxiliary. Composed of more than 100 members, this group conducts a continuous program of community welfare. Assisting President D a i s\v Smith in leading the group in these worthwhile endeavors are the following officers: Mrs. Norbert Cisewski, Mrs. Rorert Stoller, . Mrs. Louis Diedrich, Mrs. Donald Cisewski, Mrs. Thomas Aylward, Mrs. Elmer Murphy, Mrs. Fred Svoboda, Mrs. George Barbian and Mrs. Hoy Bradley. PR0FE<$i0nRl DIRECTORS' DR. JOHN C. GOETSCHEL Chiropractic Physician Naprapathic Manipulation Steam Baths and Massage 804 East Elm Street McHenry, 111. Hours: Mod., Tues., Wed. St Fd 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ™ 1:80 p.m. to 5:80 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Phone EVergreen 5-0748 1-3140 EARL R. 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