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V. Tag Mbaewyr MAqroEAEiR w Tfiilr>day, Wsictt igwood tS, HEPBURN SUFFERS BROKEN WRIST IN FALL " Rnby Shepard . Mrs. William Hepburn had jthe misfortune to fall at her home Wednesday morning and .break her right wrist. This is a terrible, handicap in taking care of Her invalid husband who has been bedridden for a good many years. Rummage Sale The W.S.C.S. will hold their rummage sale in t;he church basement March 24 and 25. Junior M.Y.F. The Junior high M.Y.F. will hold their meeting Saturday afternoon, March 25, at 2 o'clock in the Fellowship room of the church. Phyllis Rasmussen Will show and narrate the picture "The King of Glory'*. The study hour will follow and for recreation they will clean up the basement following the rummage sale. The Junior M.Y.F. went roller skating, at McHenry Saturday afternoon. They are grateful to Mrs. Holcomb for chap- -eroning them. Personals Among those from here to attend the Spring tea at the ViF.W. hall at McHenry given by the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church at McHemy Wednesday were Mrs. John Hogan, WB. William Cruickshank, Mrs. Kenneth Cristy. Mrs. Austin Hood and Mrs. William Cristy. Mrs. Earl Kunz was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Ann Haerle at Fox Lake Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson of Park Ridge were callers in the Louis Hawley home •Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldon of Kenosha were visitors in the Dr. William Hepburn home Friday. Mrs. Vera Loveless and Mrs. Ruby Shepard attended the Senior class play at Hebron Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley jwere visitors at Crystal Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family spent Sunday in the Beatty-Low home. -'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hopper of Crystal Lake were callers in the Ben Walkington home Saturday evening. Herman Ehlert of Wilmot Visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ehlert, Saturday. * Mr and Mrs. W i 11 i a Cruickshank spent Sunday afternoon in the Francis Hallisy home at Hartland. Mrs. Ansel Dewey of Penfield, 111., is spending the week with her parents* Mr. and Mr. Ben Walkington. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger, Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Mrs. Vera Loveless had dinner, day at Algonquin and spent the afternoon in the William Claxton home at McHenry. Misses Virginia Jepson and Mabel Hallin of Chicago spent Sunday in the Ban Walkington home. Miss Mabel Ehlert and Mrs. Dick Malsch and son, Timmie, were dinner guests in the Fred Bowman home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johrtson of DesPlaines spent Saturday in the Dr. William Hepburn home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan and family spent Sunday in the Tony Appelt home at Wadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ehlert of Richmond spent Thursday evening in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ehlert. Paul Norman and children of* Glenview were visitors in the Ben Walkington home Sunday. Mrs. Norman who spent the past week here returned home with them. Mrs. Robert Woods and Mrs. Pete Sebastian visited at Kenosha Friday. Miss Pat Hogan spent the weekend with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kunz were visitors at Janesville and Rockford, Sunj Explorer Groups In -Scout-o-Rama One of the more active Scout units in the Kishwaukee district is McHenry's Sea Exporer Ship 629. Led by Skipper Ed Pfingsten, this unit has gained recognition for its discipline and seamanship, including a citation for flood rescue work during high water conditions of past years in the McHenry area. This post will demons t r a t e s e a m a n s h i p w i t h a "mock-up" of a ship's deck at the Scout-O-Rama April 22. The Pistakee Highlands association sponsors the thirteen Sea Scouts comprising this ship. Walter (Bud) Messel is "mate" of the "ship". Air Explorer Post 131, also of McHenry, operates its own plane as one of its activities. These Explorers study aerodynamics and flying. They design planes, make plans for model planes, build and fly them. A number of these planes will appear at the Scout-ORama. This post has consented to fly their full sized airplane to the Crystal Lake air port, remove the wings and tow it to the high school, field house to be put on display as one of the Scout-O-Rama's feature attractions. The Methodist Men's club of McHenry sponsors this live wire group. Robert Lombardi serves as adviser and Douglas Brusso as associate advisor. -Holiday H1D« Baby Boys Bos To Area Couple Rita Oleyar Baby boys, were born to two Holiday Hills families last, week. The first a 7 lb., 3 oz., infant was bom to Don and Midge Teuber who live at 3 Sunset Drive. The birth took place at 2 o'clock Wednesday, March 15, at a hospital in Highland Park. The Teubers have two other boys, Keith, who is fomr and Kurt who is almost two. May White presented her husband Jack, with a 7 lb. boy on Monde®, March 13. The baby was bprn in Elgin at the Sherman hospital. The Whites live at 19 S. Maple and have two other children. They are Allen, three, and Susie, two. Our congratulations and best wishes to both families. Dinner Party lor Farewell The officers and directors who served the H.H.P.O.A. during the past year honored their' outgoing president, Ed Oleyar, a I a dinner party Thursday evening, March 16. The occasion also held a sad note, for it was also a farewell party for Ed who leaves for California next week to take up a new job. The affair was held at the home of Ellen Erickson on Hickory street. Ellen, Bernice Malstrom, Lorraine Bemis and Marge Potratz cooked and servpd the food. Also enjoying the fellowship and _ delicious food were Rich and Vi Wyczesany, Bill Exline, Ade Uelman and Mack Ary. tism of Elaine's nephew, Kenneth Blackburn. The ceremony took place at 1 o'clock Sunday, March 19, at St. Mary's church in Woodstock. . 1- Cookie Sale a Success Girl Scout cookie sale chairman Gerry Breede is grateful to the people whe were so generous in ordering cookies and nuts during the recent sale. Gerry wasn't sure of the exact amount of money collected, but from first returns was convinced that a nice profit would be gained for our troop. Serve as Sponsors Harold and Elaine Schmitt served as sponsors at the bap- Card Club Meets The local Pink Lady qard club met Thursday, March 16, at Arlene Fprman's home on Pine, street to play cards for the benefit of the hospital building fund. Enjoying the games and refreshments were Elaine Schmitt, Jeanne Baird, Alice Malzahn, Vi Wyczesany, Donne Kasprzyk of Holiday Hills, Dolly Schmuehl of Dowell Road and Lorraine Holterhoff from Shady Shores. / YV oman'£\Club News An interior decorator from Elgin will be the featured speaker at the next meeting of the Women's club Wednesday, April 12, at the Lutheran church in Island Lake. He will explain some basic principles of good decorating and will answer questions about decorating problems. This sounds like a very interesting and worthwhile program, so it is hoped that all members will plan to be there. The club is also finishing Its charity project for Easter. Easter baskets made by the Girl Scouts will be filled with candy purchased by club funds BUILDING MATERIALS free Estimates on ... Aluminum Windows and Doors Railings -- Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call FRAHIC CANS Representative 300 N. Riverside Drive EV 5-1878 - McHenry EASY, PAYMENT PLAN R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. and presented to several needy families in the ^ area. Needed clothing will al&o be bought for members of these families. Lorraine Bemis and, Mary Anne Mahon are in charge of arrangements. Happy Birthday Greetings Johnny Hale was twelve years old. on the fifteenth and celebrated with a family party. Bobby Slottag was three on Sunday the eleventh. Kathy Connell became four on Sunday the nineteenth and had an afternoon of fun and refreshments with, her four brothers and sisters in addition to relatives from the city. A group of Republican Nunda township party leaders and office holders will be at the Stoddard home on Willow Saturday evening, March 25," to meet the public.; Coffee . and cake will be served. This is a rare opportunity to question these men about the government on the township level and to ask all those questions you'd like to have answered. Everyone is invited. UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT Your deliberations affect the well-being of millions of our fellow citizens and of the entire economy of our state, Gov. Kerner told members of the unemployment compens a t i o n advisory board. One of the most effective steps that can be taken to arrest the downward spiral of purchasing power is a substantial increase in the maximum weekly unemployment benefit, the governor said. He added that ^Illinois' $32 maximum benefit is less than maximum benefits of 35 other states, including all but two of the industrial states. Gov. Kemer asked the advisory board for recommendations for changes in the unemployment compensation program to be presented to the Legislature. Caesar (45 BC) started the first known newspaper in Europe, the 'Acta Urbis'. 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