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® Wednesday, November 21/ 196? THE McHENBY PLAINPEALER Page three ELGIN PASTOR • HOLIDAY SPEAKER AT LOCAL CHAPTER Lavern Hicks, pastor of the First Baptist church, South Elgin, will be guest evangelist for the Thanksgiving services fin Lily moor. Bethel Baptist chapel, located on Route 120 and Lily Lake road, is having services each night this week at 7:30 p.m Everyone is invited to attend. The theme is% "Ye must be born again." Thursday night is family night. At 6 p.m., an old-fashion Thanksgiving dinner will be served. Each family that attends is requested to bring a covered dish. The evening service will begin at 7:30 p.m. A goal of 100 is set for Sunday School attendance for Nov. 25. Pastor Don Alten slates that the goal can be reached if those who have shown an interest will come out that day. "We of this area need to show the world that we believe in God by worshipping him on the ^Lord's Day," he said. 05RITAL * Harvard Hospital Walter Mueller and William Herzog of McHenry and Chari les Mullen of Ringwood w ere patients in Harvard hospital the past week. Memorial Hospital Patients admitted during the past week to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Peter Lieser, Carmen Stilling, McHenry; and Baby Donna Ohlrich, Shirley Borchardt, Mary Condren, Carl Diederich and Marie Lissy, Wonder Lake. GRANTED DIVORCE Marian Cone of McHonrv was granted a divorce from George Cone in circuit court by Judge William M. Carroll last Friday. A gal doesn't need to be muscular to pick up a man. by Charles F. Carpentier Secretary if State .RUNNING OFF ROADWAY There have been several Newspaper stories recently concerning fatal or serious accidents which were caused by running off onto the shoulder of the road. This driving error is usually caused by drowsiness, inattention or distraction. Sometimes a car is forced off the roadway by another -vehicle. Spring Grove SODALITY PLANS CHRISTMAS PARTY ON DECEMBER 20 Eva Fri?und Members of the Christian Mothers sodality met at St. Peter's parish hall on Thursday evening. Plans were made md committees appointed for the Christmas party on Dec. 20. There will be a pot-luck supper and a gift exchange. A report was given on the success of the Halloween card party. Following, the meeting an inspiring talk on the Ecumenical Council was given by Father Hoffman. Cards were played and a lunch was served. Clubs Meet Mrs. Helen Smith entertained her club recently and prize winners in the games of five hundred were Mrs. Minnie Pierce, Mrs. Annie Sanders, Mrs. Tillie May and Mrs. M a r y K l e i n . R e f r e s h m e n t s were served by the hostess. The birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Alice Wagner last week. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Tillie May, Mrs. Alice Van- Evert and Mrs. Beulah Karls. Following cards a lovely lunch was served. Members of her club were entertained by Mrs. Louis Kagan on Wednesday night. The awards ,for high scores in five hundred went to Mrs. Marge Schrpeltzer and Mrs. Dolores May. Mrs. Emma Kattner received the consolation prize. A lessert lunch was served. The club will meet next at the Simp of Mrs. Nora Klaus in Fox Lake. Visitors Dinner guests in the Charles Freund home last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George P. Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michels, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Williams, Mrs. Tillie Gerasch, Barbara and Sue, Miss Martha Thennes of McHenry; and Miss Ruth Dunham of Woodstock. There was also a social evening at cards. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huff of North Chicago visited . friends and relatives here this week. Surgery Mrs. Frank Heineman underwent surgery at Memorial hospital in Burlington, Wis., and we are happy to report that she is recuperating nicely. If a driver should find himself in this predicament, he may usually escape without injury if he takes the proper corrective steps . . . 1. Do not jerk steering wheel to the left in an attempt to get back on the pavement. 9 8. Hold wheel tightly and steer straight ahead. I. Do not hit brake hard. Apply light, intermittent pressure to slow down gradually, unless forced to stop by culvert or other obstruction. (L When speed has been reduced almost to a stop, pull back onto the pavement after looking carefully for oncoming traffic behind you. Most accidents of this type are caused by the driver losing pontrol in trying to jerk the car back on the pavement, especially if there is a low shoulder. The procedure outlined above will enable you to safely handle such a situation If it arises; however, your first concern should be to stay on the road. Dedication at Harvard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund attended the dedication of the new Harvard post office on Sunday afternoon. Later they joined a group of postal officials and friends at a dinner held in the American Legion hall. Attend Convention Mrs. Albert Wipper and Mrs. Louis Kagan attended the convention of the National Council of Catholic Women in Detroit. Mich., Nov. 5 to 9. Mrs. Wipper and Mrs. Kagan are on the Rockford Diocesan board of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. Visits Grandparents Miss Laurie Tinney returned home to North Chicago after spending several months with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tinney. Laurie stayed with her grandparents during the time her mother, Mrs. Claire Tinney, was hospitalized. NAME BABY William Robert is the name chosen for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickels. The baby was born Nov. 9 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, and weighed 8 lbs., 7% ozs. He has a 214 year old sister, Renee's. The paternal grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickels of Woodstock. His mother was the former Viola Schaefer. MAN TO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE DAVID MATHEWS 2016 W. Grandview Dr. Sunnyside Estates 386-4082 P5F1STATE FARM 1 laMmnceOpnpaniM kftfavfcOfltain fikttiic COUNTY PUBLIC AID CASELOAD SHOWS DECLINE Public Assistance in Illinois fell another 8,100 persons in September, the sixth month of successive declines, Harold O. Swank, executive secretary of the Illinois Public Aid commission, has reported. Although the trend is usually downward during the March- September period, the decrease this year has been considerably larger than it has been for several years. In the past six months, the over-all loads have dropped nearly 40,000 persons, or 8.5 per cent. For comparable months in 1960 and 1961 the percentage declines were 5.3 and 2.3 respectively. According to Swank, the September public aid load numbered 429,444 recipients as compared with 437,525 in Auguest and 424,203 in September. 1961. The McHenry county caseload is as follows: Total -all programs, 565 persons. $25,573; old age assistance, 199 persons. $13,428; aid to dependent children, i75 persons, $6,784; blind assistance, 3 persons, $172: disability assistance, 14 persons, $632; general assistance, 174 persons. $4,557. Rep. Pearson Speaks To 5,000 In Slate ROTARY NEWS State Rep. Albert Pearson was guest speaker on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13, before 5,000 N.F.O. members at their convention held at the Winnebago county fairgrounds field house at Pecatonica, 111. His subject was "Economy in Government". "Economy in Government is not only the duty of the elected officials but the duty -if every citizen," he said. "Good government is everyone's business. Take an active part in it and help build a belter community. better state, and a better country." IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE At the meeting of the McHenry Rotary club lat week, a special program was presented emphasizing the theme of gratitude. Four members of the club spoke for a few minutes on various aspects of this theme. Roy Kissling told why he is grateful as a business man, John Looze, why he is grateful as a citizen, Oscar Iber, why he is grateful as a Rotarian, and Jack Mclntyre closed by telling why he is gi^ateful as a person with a religious heritage. ». 1963 LICENSE PLATE DISPLAY DEADLINE FEB. 15 Feb. 15 will be the deadline for displaying 1963 motor vehicle license plates, marking the eighth consecutive year that date has been observed, Secretary of State Charles F. Carj>entier announced today. He emphasized that this is not an application deadline, but rather the final date to have the platen attached to the vehicles. For motorists applying by mail, this means their applications should be in the office no later than Feb, 1, Secretary Carpentier said. He again reminded motorists that they must show the driver license number on the plate application. If the vehicle is registered in two persons' names, t lie drivers license numbers of both of them must be shown. If the applicant does not hold a driver license, the word "none" should be shown. All applications will be returned when the space is left blank or in cases where one numlier is shown when there should be two. Mr. Carpentier said. Mailing of the yellow and Serve Appetizing Salads With A Flair Creatively prepared and dressed to perfection, salads are irresistible! During the holidays, make the most of citrus fruits and try something different. Serve salad baskets with a mildly sweet yet tangy French salad dressing. Freshly prepared from an envelope of new French salad dressing mix, this creamy style salad dressing is a natural for fruit salads, cole slaw, and a wide variety of tossed green salads. 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Legals Illness keeps many people away from work, when compensation sets in. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MARION E. Mc- OMBER Deceased Notice, is hereby given to all persons that January 7th. No -Watch Oven Meal >Y| Had a busy day? If so, you will like this extra good meal that can be popped in the oven in minutes and left to bake while you do other things, or relax for a few minutes. Convenient canned foods shorten preparation time. First prepare the Tomato Corn Scallop. Next combine sliced canned white potatoes, cream of celery condensed soup, diced pimiento and shredded cheddar cheese for Baked Au Gratin Potatoes. Slice canned ham, arrange in a shallow baking pan and lightly brush with a mixture of brown sugar and prepared mustard. All bake for about an hour in a moderate oven. Serve crisp relishes, cole slaw or a green palad with the meal. For dessert canned peaches are a good choice. 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