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Thursday- May 4, 1961 THE MtHENftr KJUENDEALEB Wondav Lib j|py' Scouts To Organize ^ Jane Ducey A meeting to organize a Boy Scout troop for the Lake region will be held Saturday morning, May 6, at 8:30 a.m. at the Ringwood church. All boys between the ages of 11 and 18 are invited to participate. Turn out, fellas, and get this troop off to a good start. The adults are solidly behind yfitl and the ground work has 'be«i laid. Troop committee is as follows: Art Franssen, Scout master, Ernest McCann, John Eberle, Stan Hunt, Ernie Vogt, Dick Pearson of Wonder Lake; Ken Rhodes, Bob Brennan, Pastor McChesney of Ringwood; and George Pederson of McHenry. ' -The committee met last night an& elected Ken Rhodes chairriftm. Every fourth Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Ringwood church has been set for committee meeting night. They are currently working on obtain? iftg a charter with the Boy Scouts of America. A week ago Saturday the committee met with Kishwaukee district Scout personnel, Malcolm Ingeson IfeHenry Plaindealei EV. 5-0170 or EV. 5-0171 102 N. Green St., McHenry, 111. Published every ThurtJay at McHenry, HI.. by the McHenry Publishing Company. Inc. flATIONAt IDITOI 'a#£61 > 1 A I N-l N C, M [ M r. I " BURFEINDT, Publisher ELE FROEHLICH, Editoi "% SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 •$B Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County %Year $4.00 6 Months $2.25 3 Months $1.56 Second Class Postage Paid an V*/' and George Siebel, to plan the organization. Little League Officers Elected j Paul Marks was re-elected j president of Little League at a j meeting April 25. Bob Lunak | was elected secretary and A1 Schimke, treasurer. Final registration of boys will take place May 6 at Wonder Lake Motors. First practice game and tryouts will be held Thursday, June 1, at Harrison school at 6:30 p.m. Little League will have its annual tag day May 27 and 28. The boys and adult Leaguers will conduct a door to door canvass and tag the intersections on this weekend. A schedule of games will be set up providing Jfo'r four games a week. Probable schedule wiil be Tuesday and Thursday evenings at both Christ the King and Harrison school fields.. . Final PTA Meeting A spring concert will be programmed for the final meeU, jng of the Harrison PTA Tuesday, May 9. The chorus, directed by Marvin Wenck and the band, conducted by Charles Wightman, will present a musical program. New officers will be jnstailed and reports of delegates to the state convention in Chicago will be given. Officers are Mrs. Ed Bell, president; Mrs. Robert Bird, vice-president; Mrs. James Robison, secretary; and Mrs. Richard Pickrum, treasurer. In other business the PTA life member presentation will be made, and the membership will vote in how to spend the year's surplus of money from the hot dog program. Gulden Wedding Anniversary A golden wedding anniversary dinner for James and Bertha Gillette of Highland Shores was held at the Ringwood Methodist church for sixty friends and relatives of the couple Saturday. The GilWttes are former Chicagoans and have been Lake residents for about four years. They are. very active members of the church and community and their friends showed-their appreciation for knowing this fine Christian couple with the 'Deep Sea Swing' A gay seaside atmosphere will set the mood for the annual dance of St. Mary's Home and School association on Saturday, May 6, at the V.F.W. clubhouse, the theme of which is "Deep Sea Swing". The gala occasion is expected to draw a large crowd for a fine evening of entertainment. Shown above, taking a few moments to admire their work on the decorations committee, are Elaine Nell and Phylli^Afeld, % OAK PARK HOTEL EV 5-0176 Our Chef has returned for the Season Now Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Daily OAK PARK HOTEL SMOR $150 EVERY FRIDAY Served from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. "All You Can Eat" Dine Out Where Dining Is A Pleasure! PistdKee flay IS To Rt. 134 R«ute 120 nsr-.u cHe-n-ry ANNOUNCING «s& e H MIKE'S FIR Route 31 DE INN Ringwood, Illinois § featuring . . . SATURDAY NITE FRIDAY NITE PISH (MBES CHICKEN FRY Fresh Lake Perch Dinner 65c Vz Fried Chicken QQ Fish Plai© 3,Sc in the Basket H French Fried Shrimp Dinner 75c served from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday Scoti N -- OrdJars to Dslf Sasioixgig (taclsudes: Sotmp, Hot Lunch and Coffee) Served from 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. $100 MIKES FIRESIDE IftfN Route 3^ Phone Wonder Lake I0il Ringwood, I1L loveliest of celebrations honoring 50 years of marriage. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Klicker of Arlington Heights and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gillette of Round Lake, daughter and son of the couple. Plant Some New Varieties When purchasing flower and vegetable seed, or annual or perennial plants, be sure to buy some of the new varieties to plant in your garden this year, so that you may enter into, the Wonder Lake Garden club flower show to be held Aug. 12 and 13 at Harrison school. The Garden Club points out that NOW is the time to start your preparations. Acquaint yourself with the names of vegetables and flowers or bushes, so that ybu can register each variety by its proper name. Start to groom your houseplants now sp they will be in good condition and ready to be entered into the show. Grooming plants means to remove all dead or yellow leaves, wash off dust or sprays and dry with a clean dry cloth. Use no dressings or oils or other surface treatment or evidence of unnatural sheen oh foliage. The Garden club will look forward to your entry Into the show Aug. 1$' and 13. Training Completed Miss Marlene Gallas and Miss Mary Alice O'Connor graduated Thursday from the American School of Beauty Culture in Chicago. The students have completed a years course and will take their state board exams next week. Both are graduates of McHenry high school, class of June, '60. Faculty AU Returning Striking a note of community stability is the news that all Harrison school teachers have signed contracts for next year. 'Tis a happy school board that doesn't have to go looking for a faculty on today's market. It's also the first time in quite a few years that District No. 36 has been in this enviable position. Attend ICPT Convention An unexpected treat for delegates Mrs. Ed Bell and Mrs. Clarence Stahl who were attending the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers convention over the weekend was a front row view (from the eighth floor window) of President Kennedy as he arrived by car. Christ The King Church News Pot-luck dinner tonight -- The Altar and Rosary will have their annual pot-luck dinner tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the school hall. Mable Pike, president, urges all the ladies of the parish to attend and bring a friend . /. and their favorite dish or dessert. At the regular business meeting election of officers will be, held. Monday, May 8, at 8 p.m. the Holy Name Society will meet at the Parish hall. Francis Higgins, attorney, will speak on the subject of "Wills and Their Necessity". His talk will start at 8:30 p.m. sharp. A question period will follow. Ali men of the parish aiv urged to attend and bring a friend and have a "get reacquainted night" while refreshments are being served. Nativity Lutheran Church News The morning message Sunday, May 7, will be delivered by the Rev. George Ehrich, supply pastor. Services are at 8 and 11 a.m. The annual Mothers and Daughters Tea sponsored by the Women of the Church, will be held May 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. In the social hall. All women of the congregation are invited to attend the program and entertainment honoring the mothers and daughters. Bible Church News Pastor Wright has been teaching his Christian Truth class all winter and now has five members graduating. They will be honored during the morning service on May 7. There will be a meeting of the Sunday School staff members at 8 p.m. Mondays May 8. Also on May 8 tht young people will join with those of other churches for a roller skating party at the rink in McHenry. Pastor Wright hes tickets available. Sunday, April 23, ten new members were received into the church. A warm Christian welcome is extended to these people and prayers that a rich mutual blessing will be rereived through fellowship. Mrs. Richard Wright was honored at a pink and blue shower on April 23 at the church fellowship hall attended by about thirty-five ladies Christening; Julie Ann Huff, daughter of Donald and Mary Jean Berner Huff, was baptized by the Rev. James A. Vanderpool at Christ the King church Sunday, April 23. The godparents are Robert Huff .and Jeanne Larsen. i of the congregation. A beautiful decorated gift tafroe and delicious fruit salad and cakes was the report. Mrs. Kenneth Pope was in charge of-the arrangements. Accident I" Sickness 5 IMPORTED Dutch Gladiola Buibs when yoi was In and asft for a JJj Springfield DEMONSTRATION It's the versatile, dependable riding mower that's fun to own. No. 1 In U. S. Stop In for a Demonstration Regular SALE $1QQ95 $269.50 PRICE 170 OJy *35°° down VYCITAL S Hdwe. 1228 N. Green St. Phone EV 5-0098 McHenry, 111. Sfelps take the money^ worries out of being sick or injured * You may already hav®^ hospitalization insurance, or or you may not. 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