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jThursda^ May 10. 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER & PERSONALS Mrs. J. C. Holly, Mrs. George Worts. Mrs. Holger Pedersen, and Mrs. George Moellenkamp "f RivervTew Camp and Mrs. George H. Johnson of Fox River Valley Camp, 'R.N.A., attended the annual banquet of McHenry County Past Oracles club se.ved bv the Huntley Lesion auxiliary Tuesday of last week. Mf$. Hazel Mortenson will be hostess, at their next meeting, at her home i^P'Crystal! Lake on June 5. • ^ James Matthew of Duluth. Minn., was a weekend guest in the home of his sister, Mrs. James Brooks, and family. I Mrs. Ann Witt of Chicago spent a few days last week with her cousin, Mrs. Fred Rienapfl. Other visitors in the Bienapll home, last week, included Mr. and Mrs. . Emil Copenhagen of Wood stock, Mi*. Walter Wendt and Mrs. Elsie House of Crystal Lake. Miss Sandra Whiting of Rochester, Minn., is vacationing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ^ibre Whiting, for a few weeks. Miss Doris Wolf of Lake Forest spent the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Frances Thurne. Mr. and Mrs.-William Pries, Sr., have rctuiried from Stuart, Fla., where they spent the past - several months. « Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Si.-hmiit' of St Petersburg. »JFla.,, are spending the week here, where they came to aN tend the funeral of his brother, Rev. Schmitt, Tuesday. They arrived by plane Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brink of Woodstock were here to 'attend the Choral Concert Sunday evening. Mrs. Ethel Holly and Mrs. Elsie Reiker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Svyanson and ••Mrs. Pearl Pearson, of Crystal Lake, to LaGrange .Sunday where they attended the annual concert given at the Crlp- . pied Children's Home. Mr. -Swanson is a member of the Medinah band which took part in the program. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprouse, who spent some lime at their Crystal Lake home, enroute |from Florida to the state of * Washington, called on friends here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zoia and family of St. Paul, Minn., spent a few days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Phalin. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muska returned Thursday from their wintei home in Chuluota, Fla., to spend the summer here, t John J. Bolger of Harrisburg, Pa., who came here to attend a convention at Northlake, this \tfeek, was a weekend visitor in the home of Jlis mother, Mrs. John Bolger. Mrs. Sigbard Engstrom of Crystal Falls, Mich., and grandchildren, Connie, George and Heidi Engstrom of Milwakee, spent a few days with the former's daughter, Mrs. Har- '^rv Fruik. The Fruik family motored to Milwaukee with them Sunday and later visited in the home of former local residents, the Joseph Dahlen family, in Muskego. Mr. Dahl- , en, who formerly taught in the McHenry schools, is now principal at Muskego. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fink spent a few days in the home of Mis. Delia Matthews en- ^'.•oute to their home in Spruce, Mu'h., after a five months bus i ip to the west coast. Mrs. i ;nk is the former Iva Mead, ». ho spent her early life here, an,I while in California they -. i-ited former M c H e n ryites, the Dick Walshes and James 1 ys as well as many other !datives and friends. They al- >o made many other stops enroute and renewed acquaintance with many old friends while here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B u c h e r t accompanied them to Skokie, Sunday, and later visited in the Edward Matthews home in Evanston. Mrs. F. J. Aicher and brother, Leo Heimer. were weekend guests in the John Hoffman home in Indianapolis, Ind., where they saw their grand ^niece, Lorrie Ann Hoffman, •"make her First Communion at the church of the Holy Spirit Saturday afternoon and attended the party given in the Hoffman home, in her honor, that evening. Among the folks, from here, who attended the wake or fugrral of Jerome Sharp, Sr., In Chicago, last week, were Mr. and Mrs. Jerome SJSrrp, Jr., •j^Irs. John Bolger, Miss Kathryn Kortendiek and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Sibre Whiting, Sandra, Julie, Joanne and Mrs. 1 avid Powers accompanied by Vrs. Norma Thompson of i, ayslake attended capping s, : vices of St. Mary's School i : Nursing in Madison, Wis., Sunday, the former's daughn Nancy, being a member of class. f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Law- _ : Mr. and Mrs. John Then- - Mrs. Helen Heuser and \ Laifra Weber attended t ho wake of the former's aunt, M: - Leo Lawson, in Elgin Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosing oi Libertyville were Sunday evening guests in the Leo Blake home. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Eder .of Evanston and Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson and children of Skokie were dinner guests in the George H. Johnson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake vis-" ited in the home of Mrs. Eleanor Manning in Oak Park Saturday evening. Miss Margaret Biake. Mrs. Henry Weber and sen, Fr. James Weber, of Elgin, intended a gathering at the Bernard N. Kenriebeck home in the village of Sunnyside Sunday, honoring their son, Bernard, who made his First Communion at St. John's church at Johnsburg that day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl and daughter, 'Mrs. Brugger. of Kenosha, Wis., returned recently from a trip to Rochester and Minneapolis. Minn. Mr. and- Mrs. Joseph Wagner and sorts, Edward and David. a nephew, Bobby Wagner, and Mi*s. Eleanor Youn>; motored to Salvatorian seminary at St. Nazianz, Wis.. Sunday, to participate in the spring' festival. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoewer and Mr. am! Mrs. John May of Waukegan were also in attendance. While there the group visited with Ronald Wagner, a student at the seminary. <r PUBLIC PULSE (The Plalndealer invites the public to use this column as an expression their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less and that all letters have signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too, that one indi- £ vidual not write on the •same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we « consider libelous or in objectionable teste.) WITH UNIVERSITY BAND Karl-.n Bush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bush of 2117 W. Church street, Johnsburg. will play oboe with the fiftyseven -piece concert band at Illinois State Normal university when that group presents its spring concert in Capon auditorium at 8:15 o'clock- Tuesday. May 15. VERBAL BOIQUETS To the Editor' Mow Often we older folks sit before our TV set turning a dial and hoping that something will appear on the screen at least easy to look at, and !'lending in some degree with '."Inistian thought. At '.he, age of three score and ten. my Jife partner anil 1 -miee thai-'one of the most b e a u t i f u l s c e n e s we n e v e r could exneel on TV was enacted in St. John's church. Johnsburg. last Sunday. A group- of fitty-six children received their first Holy Communion. It was absolutely wonderful to see how- those youngsters beha\ed. The Sisters who instructed the children and prepared ihem for iheir great event die not take any part in the ceremony. The whole affair was conducted hy the children themselves. Not a single step oul.of place. Perfect to a point of precision in movements and prayers. As each child received the Sacred Host which was distributed by Fr. Blitsch, a big beam and,smile on his face was an assurance to the congregation thai he was enjoying God's work. The beautiful and modest dresses worn by the little girls reflect the true Christian spirit of the mothers of Johnsburg parish. Thanks to the Sisters of St. John's school for their wonderful work. Joe Gregf? SOI NI>S OF Ml'KlC Superlatives are in order for the performance of the McHenry Choral club's program on Sunday evening, May 6. The music was beautiful, haunting and exciting; the soli. ;^ts wero superb; the chorus was exquisite, powerful and tremendous; and the orchestra added depth and richness. Bouquets to the director, a genius at work. The sounds of music that pou ret I from the stage left the audience «-pcnt excited and in- •spirtd. • Thank you. McHenry Choral club, 'or a tremendous "'"ovei. 1 r u ' Madeline Nathanson ZOXtNli HEARING May 16 is the postponed dale set for a hearing filed before the /onitv; board of appeals for Joseph Wet/ler on a petition to change a .piece of piojierty on Idyll Dell read, extended west, from industrial district to conditional use. The hearing will be heard at 3 o'clock in the Labor Temple in Crystal Lake. Page Fifteen COURT BRIEFS <• In the court o' Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last Satin fey. three people received SlfS f;nes for fishing without . licenses. They " were Jesse Williams, Jr.,. and David G. Potter of Chicago and Larry H. Blair "of Wonder Lake. ' Trfd.vin F. Kohlman^of Mcriertry was charged with improper left turn at- an intersection and received a $l.r) line. A iine of $15'was impose*! on Eric Hoffman... of Round Lake for failure to ,yielri the right-of-way. In Police Magistrate DonaliI' Howard's court T h u r s d ay night. Jerry Eugene Shanks of Silver Lake. 111., paid a $20 line for reckless driving. Richard K o I I e n k a r k ol Woodsttx'k -was lined S10 for too last acce-lleration. A fihe of $10'was imposed oil Judith Freund ot McHenry for failure to slop when emerging from a driveway. Thomas Widhalm was fined $10 lor disobeying a stop sign. Three I'ineil Thiee \oti1hs, one Irom the McHenry area, were assessed I fines by Police Magistrate J James H;jnrahan, Jr.. of Woodi stock iast . Saturday on a I charge of acceptance of liquor J by a minor. Bill Hohma'n t>f Mineral ( Springs drive, McHenry. a n >1 luml Booker, is, of Skokie • w ei e fined while a • tlii/'I. Bill l.utz. 17. of Skokie, p. n-! SIB.tiO. A foi'rth youth has had a i case igain-t him in eoum\ court" conl imuMl. after which he •viM face a similar charge io the \o-i;!.is above1 meiluoned. !'b( •. '-cv are theJouUirowih <•!' an iccjtio-H on Pis^akee Bay : tai 1.• tic ,1:i roads -a few -reeks ago when a do/en you Mis riding in one c. r si ruck anoiher auio. iniui"mg the driver and >>:;c pas^cager. "SPACE MOBILEWILL BE SHOWN IN AREA MAY 14 \ film, "Mastery of Flight," the story of Astronaut John IL- (Main's orbital flight, will also be shown. i Among the scale models to The National Aeronautics be displayed are the Mercury and Space administration i NA-1 cv.psuJe, the Ranger- lunar SA> has announced hat it has probe, the Mariner, the Surseleeted Barrington to rlispla\ \-(; t>r, •' tfe Piospector and the its "Space Mobile" on May 14 at the high school. Three presentatio is of ex V- >•> ager. Vhe "Space Mobile" will be u.'od in colleges and5' univer- ! hibils regarding science | si>• les io assist NASA lecturers and the Lnited St ites space j who participate in space -e;- piogram will be given at 10 once institutes and seminars : a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m . TREE PLANTING DAY .Jackie and Bobbie Hansen of the Wonder Workers weve ' among iwent\-si\ -1-H boys J and girl.- who participated in j Lit tie boasting op snoi;bery is evident un<people who "endue* iheir live- .-•» if e, en day were their las'. . the 1-1 i ! 1 ee plant :11s; day held : recent l\. Trees suitable for lo- 1 eal u»e were pi inled. including ln-nt y locust iatden. >ycaii"' re am! hard mapie. This j community service was enmph ted by the clubs to make the 1 ii!'s.iouads more pleasant am1 ecmloriai-le during fair e-'k. A recent check of ,'U million n on e t.: \ rei a i lls showed l)i til 1 miMion ei 101 s in 11: t ii- V:11 ic ' THE BIBLE' SPEAKS TO YOU n cnsiui tm-uM as The morning and atiernoon sessions will he '6nfifr>p>;i primarily to school chiii-ren m the Barrington area. The.evening- program is pianiu-i for the public free of charge. The "Space Mobile'" consists of a compact and specially designed bus. which carries equipment for space science experiments. Incl u d c d arc models of launch vehicles, satellites ami space probes,. elqc- ! tronie equipment and othn : special devices for demonstra (ting aspects of space expiora- ! lion. I A tvpical 50-minute demon-I 1 HI*. ANSUh'. st rat ion. answers, six liasic .juc-;-! P"ps l,,|Mlr" """• ' 'K'n 'hc u: | lions: <1. What is a sat'ellilc? 1 happiness- An : 2. How iloes it get un inio| j orbit? 3. What "keeps" ' iu in I tirbil? 4. What iloes it do .' ."i | I W h a t good i s i t0 0 . 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