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I mfi Thursday. June 19. IMS THE MeHEtfRY PLAlNDfcALfeR --• pef&mats -- Mftt. Clinton Martin returned home, vilsi motor, last week from Bellview, Fla., where she spent the winter. She was accompanied home by her grandsorfis, Pert-y Lee and Steven Martin (of Belleview. Guests in the Martin home the past week, included Mrs. Ella Walkuft of Mission, Texas, on Wed neiday and Mr. and Mrs. Frank burner of Lincoln, 111., on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Brannah, former Crystal Lake residents, now of Charleston, 111. and their daughter, Miss Joan Brannah of Belvidere were dinner guests in the George H. Johnson home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Suttort and soni of Elmhurst visited McHenry relatives Saturday evening. Mr\ arid Mrs. Robert Conway were in Crystal Lake Thursday evening, where they attended a gathering at the Allan Blanner home, honoring their daughter, Pam, a graduate of the Crystal Lake High school on that evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan artd Mi*. and Mrs. Alvin Peterson attended® a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hovet in Elgin Thursday honoring Mrs. Hovet on her birthday. Mrs. George Steilen, Mrs. F. J. Aicher, George and Leo Heimer were guests in the home of the former's son, Charles Steilen, in Hinsdale Wednesday of last week. Miss Mary Kinney and Mrs. Kathryn Dask, who residte in the home of their sister, Mrs. Earl McAndrews, left recently for Wayzata, Minn., to spend Y O U R SUPPLIER OF Dog Food Poultry and Livestock Feeds SEE US TODAYI MILLER FEEDS & SEED STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. ^*Sat. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 4105 W. Crystal Lakt- Rd. Phone 385-7720 the summer; Miss Jiifly ConWay of Chicago spent several days, the past Week with hei* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conway. Mr. ahd Mrs. John Zoia, John, Julie- and Janet, of Minneapolis, Minh., were weekend guests in the home Of Mrs. Zoia's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Phalin, coming home to attend the reunion of her class on Saturday evening. Miss Loridale Dixon, a graduate of the local high school fast week, was guest of honor at a gathering of relatives artd irienda at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dixon, Sunday. Out-of-town folks in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brugger, Barbara and Robert, Kenosha; the Richard Sedar family, Wau,kegan; Mrs. Ray Gibinski, son, Ray, Bloomingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rapp, Gary and Steve, Rockford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cristianberry, Gary and Terry, and Mrs. Marzahl, Hebron. Mrs. Joanne Yale, of Northbrook was a Sunday visitor in the Alex Adams home. Gerald Brown has returned to Lakeland, Fla.; after spending a week with his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Brown, and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake visited their daughter, Sister Charles Marie, at JVIarycrest, Kankakee. Sunday. Charles Martin of Atlanta, Ga., was a weekend guest in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin,, and attended a reunion of his class on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chambliss and Susan of Wheaton were guests in the Martin home on Saturday. Leo Sabastian of Chicago was a Sunday visitor in the home of Mrs. Anna Diedrich. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nickle and Mrs. Ethel Dietrich of N. Miami Beach, Fla., have been guests in the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowles, the»past month. Mrs. Ben Blake and Mrs. Henry Schmitt are guests in the Thomas Keenan home in Decatur, Ga., where the former is making the acquaintance of her first grandchild, a son born to the Keenans on June 7. Mr. and Mrs. James Justen and sons, Michael and Keith, of St. Louis were weekend guests in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Justen, where they attended a gettogether Saturday night honoring his sister, Sally Justen. a graduate of the local high school last week. Jerry, Tommy and Jimmy Pepping of Glen^iew were weekend guests of Their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Engdahl. Mr. and Mrs. George Larkin were weekend guests in the home of his sister, Mrs. Earl Dowell, in Lafayette, Ind. ATTENDS MATH , INSTITUTE Forty teachers from sixteen states will attend the National Science Foundation-sponsored Mathematics Institute starting June 21. Among them is Sister M. Ancille, O.S.F., St. Mary's Junior high school, McHenry. Dr. Sylvan Burgstahler, institute director, said the eight-week classes will prepare teachers to teach the newly introduced subject matter (often called "morl'ern mathematics" -with deei>er understand- Children like Kaopectate' (parents trust it) Kiiptctate* [ i IX When diarrhea upsets a member of your family, turn to the Comforting relief of Upjohn's Kaopectate. It's prompt acting, soothing and pleasant tasting. Families have trusted Kaopectate for more than 28 years. Available in Unbreakable bottles that are at bom© in y chest or travel case* 0 fluid oz. 81 'icine 10 fluid oz. $]I3 NEWLY ORDAINED PRIEST BEGINS APPOINTMENT We Give S&H Green Stamps ' NYE DRUG "Your Frteftdly Phatmaefr" 1823 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, III. PHONE 385-4426 The Rev. Louis Leigh Kagan, Spring Grove newly ordiained priest of the diocese of Rockford, was appointed this week by the most Rev. Loras T. Lane, D. D.. Bishop of Rockford, to serve as assistant pastor at St. Mary's parish. Sterling. As he begins his priestly work, his many friends wish him Goi's choicest blessings for a long and fruitful life in the service of his church. Recently Father Kag<an celebrated his first Solemn High Mass in St. Peter's, church, Spring Grove. This occasion will never be forgotten by the young priest, or by the parish and friends who filled the church to overflowing to offer this first Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving. Father Lehman, his pastor, served as archpriest while two classmates from the Saint Paul Archdiocese, Father James Kaston and Father James Sexton acted as deacon and subdeacori.- Very Rev. Eugene Jung, MSC, was commentator for the Mass and the Rev. Nicholas Freund, SDS, preached the sermon. Father William Myers, assistant pastor at St. Peter's, was master of ceremonies. Four brothers, Patrick, James, David and Michael, were servers., Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Healey of Harvard and Rev. John Daleiden, Freeport, had places of honor at the altar. His parents, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Kagan, his sister, Sister Mary Siena, SDS, his sister-inlaw, Mrs. Patrick Kagan. and his niece, Mary Irene Kagan, formed the offertory procession. The Mass was beautifully sung by the choir and all in attendance. After Mass dinner was served at the McHenry Country Club for the clergy, religeous, relatives and out-of-town friends. Principal speaker at the dinner was Father Kagan's former pastor, Rev. John Daleiden. Rev. Harry Riley, Elgin, was master of ceremonies. ' From 5 to 7:30 p.m., a reception was held in St. Peter's hall, where over 700 people greeted the new priest and received his priestly blessing. The day was concluded with solemn benediction. TOP STUDENTS ARE NAMED AT JUNIOR HIGH Twenty-four eighth graders, thirty-one seventh graders ahd forty-one' in sixth grade were named to the "A" honor roll for the last grading period at Junior hi.';h school. The list was releared this week. Eighth, (irade: Carole Beck, Thomas Bu; ton, Susan Crouch, Sharon Davidson, Dcnice Dethluefson, Kai hy Dowell, Julie Fenwiek, Jack Fulton, Lynda Inl'antino, JuVith Koch, Patricia Koehn. Michael Kricke and Michael Kompfor. Also Pat L:ip:nski. Linda Larson, Linda Lawrence, Diane^ Tfo^kwood, Clifford Morris/ Beth Oknl, Phillip Owen, Caryn Peterson. Ju:inita Repta, Lynn Wagner and Pat Zabroski. Seventh (JriWle: Sharon Adams, Murray Bolger, Cheryl Oisnr. Bob (\>huint Debra Droesser, Kurt East on, Frank Ficek, Debbie Fuhler, , Dale Fulton, A'rlene Gi'an.it, Georgine Grck, De bbie Grojjf, Don Hachmeister; Glenn Hannemnrin, and Sharon Hoffman. Also Steve J a sc like, Carol Joenieke, Karyl Koepke, Cathy Marchi, Jane McCrary, Alice McCulloeh, Pam Potratz, Joan Quiliio, Bonnie Repta, Terry Helen Salter, Jim Soh.icki,' Hill Sund, Susan Voorhees, Linda Wright, and John Zriny. Si\tl: <; ratio: Diane Alvary, Ed Anderson, Sandy Betts, Jeff Honato, Jeff Iirody, Jeannie Burton, Lin.!a Carlson, Hope Clark", Charles Claypool, Carol Crandall, Scott Curry, Steve Drake. Larry Dresdow, Diana East on, Linda Eppel, Steven Fain, Vernon Ficken, Bill Flint and Scot Fuhler. A ho Del Genu ad, Annette Haines. Doreen Harris, Cindy Jones, Sue Kelsiey, Ed Lescher, D>dre Levesque, Fay Liberty, Becky Licbman, Robert Mai thews. Rita Mettelka, Marsha Olsen, Sue Peters, Ann Peterson, Sue Phipps, George Shelton; Deborah Smith, Caroily Struck, Bruce Thacker, Donna Virgens, Eric Weiss and Carolly Wheeloek. Others will be listed in a conclusion of the honor roll next week. ' t £ - lovdSloUS jiifi-a JEWEL'S FAMOUS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF! FOR THE SUMMER WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 2 Elect New Officers Of Milk Foundation Arnold B. Holin of Evergreen Park was elected president of The Milk Foundation, Inc., at its annual membershii meeting last week. He! in succeeds Avery A. Vose, president. 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