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DairyTrincess Title Nine of the ten McHenry Dairy Princess candidates meet with Bonnie Davidson, resigning Dairy Princess, to. work on June Dairy Month promotion plans. Absent when photo was taken was Clara Nor, Richmond. From McHenry county's 1967 dairy promotion comes to one of its climaxes on Thursday, June 29 at the annual dairy banquet. The banquet is sponsored by the McHftnry County Dairy Promotion council and one of the highlights will be the crowning of the McHenry County Dairy Princess., The successor to konnie Davidson will be chosen form ten candidates as follows: Eileen Davidson, Harvard; Barbara Diedrich, McHenry; - Karen Justen, Ringwood; Karen ikirchhoff, Harvard; Joanne ; Lembcke, Harvard; Patricia ' McCullough, Harvard; Sherrie ^IcKee, Marengo; Clara Nor, Richmond; Connie Pedersen, /Algonquin; and Jill Perechio, harvard. / '! Those daughters of McHenry • County dairy families have been 'frorking hard throughout the month to boost dairy products .in a series of projects. They ; underwent judging last week, 6cOred on their poise, personality, beauty, and ability to talk. ,^-N\ The winner \yill represent McHenry county at the 1967 American Dairy Association of Illinois Dairy Priijpess contest. Guests on June 29 will include Mary Pat Taylor, present Illinois royalty from Bonfield. Also in attendence will be Milton Geuther, manager of the ADA of Illinois, and representatives of dairies which help support and finance the work of the Dairy Promotion council. Actually, the McHenry County Dairy Promotion council is a unique endeavor, for it represents the combined efforts of farmers, restaurant owners, news media, and the entire dairy industry products in this still-important dairy producing country. The banquet will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 29, at the Woodstock Moose lodge. Thomas Frey, manager of the Miss Viehweg Is Engaged To Wed Chicago Man DON PEASLEY PHOTO left, front: Barbara Diedrich, McHenry; Pat McCullough, Harvard. Back: Sherri Ann Mc- Kee, Marengo; Joanne Lembcke, Harvard; Karen Justen, McHenry; Bonnie Davidson, Karen Kirchhoff, Harvard; and Eileen Davidson, Harvard. to boost dairy Federal Land Bank Association of Woodstock and (me of the community's most personable master of ceremonies, will serve as toastmasters for the program. Featured talk will be given by Miss Cheryl Smith, former Illinois Dairy Princess. Last year Cheryl made a hit with her concise to-the-point talk, so Dairy council members invited her back for the 1967 banquet as the featured speaker. Cheryl promises to talk no longer but you can be sure her talk will be just as hardhitting and thought provoking. Charles Weingart, McHenry, is banquet chairman. Ward Plane is president of the McHenry County Dairy Promotion council. This will be the thirteenth annual dairy Hold Tag Day For Activities Of Mental Health On June 24 the members of the women's au-dliary of the Mental Health Center for McHenry County will be tagging in various communities throughort the county. Members of the auxiliary ask that you support their efforts to aid the Mental Health center by purchasing a tag. The tags will show the symbol of the Mental Health Center for McHenry County which has been designed to indicate that the services of the center are for aid to the residents of the county. The auxiliary points out that 100 percent of the money collected goes directly to the Mental Health center and the funds are to tie used for services to county residents seeking help. Despite the fact that the Mental Health referendum has been passed, Mrs. Sue Kurtz, chairman of the womens auxiliary, states that as yet tax funds have not been made available to the center. A successful tag day will enable the center to help meet its financial obligations for providing mental health services to both children and adults. OES Smorgasbord Served Saturday McHenry Chapter, No. 547, Order of the Eastern Star, will sponsor its annual smorgasbord dinner on Saturday, June 24, at Acacia hall, 1309 N. Court street, McHenry. Serving will be between 5 and 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend. 1918 MELODRAMA FIRST OFFERING AT OPERA HOUSE June 22 at 8 p.m., the. curtain will rise on the Woodstock Gfctera House's first 1967 summer season show. "Ten Nights in a Barroom", a 1918 temperance melodrama, will bring villains, heroes and fainting maids onto the boards for a weekend of declamation against the demon rum and its effects on the simple, honest man. This show was originally one of the most famous old-time melodramas. The humorous aspects of the show are generated from the difference in public attitudes toward rum and ways of life between the early 20th century and mini-skirted 1967. Mary Morgan, often referred to in the play as an "angelchild", floats down in the final scene to join her parents in their joyous reunion. And of course, Mortimer Greenbacks, a dyed-in-the-wool villain, who misleads all with his archfiend plans, receives his "just due" in the end. All the accoutrements of a good old melodrama will surround "Ten Nights in a Barroom". There will be a can-can line, a hobo soft shoe, a narrative rendition of the poen\ "Face cn the Barroom Floor" and aft old time rendition of the song, "Heaven Protect the Working Girl". The entire inside of the Opera House will be turned into the "Sickle and Sheaf Inn" for the play's three night run. A Dixieland band will play, thirteen usherettes will be dressed in tight pants, striped shorts, bow ties and straw hats, the front doors will be replaced with swinging barroom doors, and the Green room will be transformed into a bar room complete with sasparilla, pretzel sticks and hard-boiled eggs. The show will run June 22, 23 and 24 and curtain time is scheduled for 8 p.m. T H E CAROLA VIEHWEG Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondry of 3116 W. Still Hill drive, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carola Viehweg, to Kenneth M. Kier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kier of Chicago. Miss Viehweg graduated from Valparaiso university in Valparaiso, Ind., with a B.S. degree in home economics for dietetics and will be interning at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Mr. Kier received his B.S. degree in biology at the same university. He will be student teaching at Valparaiso. No wedding date has been set. McGrane-Fowler Engagement Told Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Peggy McGrane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGrane of McHenry to Pvt. Robert A. Fowler, son of Mrs. Lulu Fowler of Lakeland Park. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss McGrane will be graduated in 1968 from McHenry high school. Her fiance graduated from M.C.H.S. last year and is now serving in the Army, California-bound. Be Wise Shop In McHenry •Donald DoSieFty R.Ph. Robert Schultz, R.PH. HOW TIMES CHANGE To help battle disease the pharmacist today fills pre- ; scriptions with the most mod- • ern pharmaceuticals. 70% of these wonder drugs were unknown ten years ago. President Harrison died of pneumonia. Presidents Coolidges' son died of a blister on his heel...just a few dollars worth of drugs... common today, but unknown then ... might have prevented these infections. Today's prescriptions cost much less than a single day in the hospital. 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Ice Cream Social <*- 6 to 9 p.m. -- Community Methodist Church -- Sponsored by Junior High MiY.F. - JULY 9 Loyal Order of Moose Picnic -- Spojnia Grove. JULY 19 McHenry Garden Club Annual Card Party and Luncheon - Mrs. J. J. Gruenwald Home, 510 N. Clement Lodge Road- Noon. St. Patrick's Altar and Rosary Sodality Card Party and Luncheon -- Noon. JUNE 22, 1947 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. I, McHENRY HOSPITAL McHenry patients admitted during the past week included David Walters, Ronald Koehn, Harold Brown, Carl Harrington, Sherry Browning, Vernon Thompson, Arthur Olsen, David Stanley, Mario Sima, Jack Thennes, Kevin Gray, Gerald , Glosson, Concetta Cammarata, Howard Parth, Sr., Keith Jusu -ten, Mary Kern, Jean Gar linski, Edward Nelson, Clemens Wessel, James Koepke, William Knox, Steven Montalbano, Helen Duarte and Theresa Morris. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Local patients admitted during the past week were Judith Rode, Cary White, Linda Sweet and Arlene Guzzardo of McHenry, Colleen Zeek, Ethel Swanson and Ann Mathews of Wonder Lake and Elaine Sawallisch of Ringwood. HARVARD HOSPITAL Entering the hospital from this area the past week were Mrs. Arnold Simonson, John Lenart, Heidi and Edward Krumb of McHenry, Mrs. Morris Hall of Ringwood and Mrs. Richard Wright of Wonder Lake. McHENRY HOSPITAL BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William Weber are parents of a daughter born June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stratford welcome a son, born June 16. ESCAPES INJURY Lawrence Kreutz of W[onder Lake escaped injury Tuesday morning when his car rolled over on Rt. 120, east of McHenry. He told deputies he was driving west on the highway and was rounding a curve when a vehicle approached in his lane of traffic. He swerved to avoid a collision and lost control on wet pavement. WISCONSIN FAIR A three-day whirlwind of puncheons, press receptions, and rehearsals for county fair queens vying for State Fair's "Fairest of the Fairs" will end with the crowning at a special preview pageant Thursday, Aug. 10, of the queen of the 1967 Wisconsin exposition. The girl crowned "Fairest of the Fairs" at State Fair park will receive a $1,000 scholarship plus a trophy and valuable wardrobe and accessory prizes. She and her two runner ups will reign as hostesses of the 1967 Wis - consin State Fair, Aug. 11 to 20. SURPRISES PARENTS Dorothy Kerr surprised her parents, the Robert W. Kerrs of 1404 N. River road, McHenry, by receiving her BS Degree from Northwestern university. 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